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(AMBRIDGE, Mass, Oct. 28.-~Activel
preparations under way at Harvard to~i
Bantam Champion FiidsPtuncky day for the arrival mummy 0‘ thfiifiriitilh Sets 815, 000 as Limit
University of Michigan 6 contingent on;
Victim, but Dutciasses Him the 11.111111 to Cambrldse at 11 10111.1 Salary, but Walter Bails-—
at Everything—Gibbons Falls on his Traii-
ball team of the Maize and 'Biue in,E
ilIlOle than a quarter of a century. The:
Beats Maxwell Nichols in Rusie’s
Class
big llar1ard Stadium, augmented byi'
wooden stands, will have its full seat-1'
lug capacity. occupied by more than‘ .
forty thousand enthusiastic followers
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we measure of Dutch Brandt in fig “3 The Michigan team will reach here. A, few of Gilmores promised mm
11,1, at 1‘ 1e Bxhoadmy Sporting Clubuo , tomorrow afternoon, too late for ahYlsurprises are expected to develop dur-
liloOkU‘Ll last night Brandt could do exercise except a tramp among the ing the meeting 1" Chicago Smart
nothing that Wflb eflective ‘0 stop tll l8 l’llllfi 0f Aubumdflle and Wellesley. ;basebau men’ 33ng them some of ”IQ
rushes of the muscular kingpin of the The visitors will spend the night in major league club owners, have diag
mites of the ring .‘luburndale, and on Friday afternoon nosed one surprise as the assertion oi"
Brandt started off bravely enough the Harvard management will allow Walter 301mg“. .
and had the "0“,; in an Uproar be- them l0 use the Stadium for 8 900919 it has been learned that Johnson
cause of his willingness during the firs t of holll‘é' practice has exhausted the patience of Clark
round He poked and Jabbed the chain The Michigan alumni of the East will Grimth In spite of the fact that the
111011 \1ith a boldness that took the Bal gather Friday night for a jollflcatiou peerless Waiter had his first poor .3011
timore boy by surprise. Then Wit. and rehearsal—of old songs and cheers. 50!! in 1-014 he evidently wishes the
11.11115 took a hand He began to piav and it IS expected that the delllllhht'hWéarth as terms for a 1915 contract
a tune on Brandts lean “b3 and the tion in the east stand on Saturday will iGriflith came to a parting of the ways
llrooklvn boy has forced to break rank with similar affairs given by Yale with the big fellow at the close of the
ground. Brandt tried to light Wil- and Princeton. 11191115011, it is said. The Old For offered
lianis cit but the champion is unbeata- jWalter 3'5‘000 for next "9‘“th ““3,
his at close work He kept up u ilaugiied at 11111113 generosity. Griiiith’
stead1 tire for Brnndt' p midsection and says he will so no higher The Wards
slapped the Dutch one' s strength Chi?!" M.Rob1ncon *0 Address chhm'aro said to have offered Johnson 375.-
Though Brandi sent Williams' head her of Commerce Thruway Night. 000 for titres years
back with left jabs he hadn't the L3hhl‘lea M Robinson, legal commit- Organised ball will not countenance
strength to cope with him at close “‘9 chairman 0‘- 'va (301111“le ”00“ such salaries, which would mean bank 1
ounrii-is Roads Association, who is to speak at ruptcy. it would not be surprising if
Brandt took 11 terrific beating in me the quarterly meeting of tho Norwalk ,men of Walter Johnson's renown are
fii‘ih It was a question whether he Chamber of Commerce, 1110., which is allowed to go to the Federals if the
would be able to stick it out. Blood to be held in the Town court room, outlaws are “tiling to pay such fetid.
poured from his mouth and 3nose' but Wall street, Thursday evening, Octo- lous salaries. There would be no snrcr "
he stuck nianiully to his guns. in the her 29,1914.is well versed on the sub- way of discouraging the independent
59‘6"“! Williams landed a right hand- it“ 01‘ 8006 roads in the State Of (3011- enterprise than cuddling it with such
or on' Brandt' 3 jun that could be heard iicctic1it.havlug served as legal udvis- heavy financial burdens The major
oil mer the building Brandt blinked or for the association since it was or league glut, presidents, u 13 said 1131-9,
his eyes and sailed in for niore1—and gantzed. determined not to go far beyond the
l1(1 got what he went after Tilt! Connecticut Good Roads ASSO- safotv zone even to retain “1088 few
Williams has grou 11 until he looks as elation comprises Boards of Trade, idols who are free from all obligations
iniisclilar as Tom Slmrkm .ibmo 11,1, Chambers of Commerce. Bufilnefis save the reserve clause.
waist. This timelopuieut has slowed Mons Associations and Automobile A 5‘0” from 3‘ Louis 1351 night.
up his punches too. He doesni mg Clubs as organizations. manufacturers. said that Fielder Jones had taken 11
with the speed and snap that he used business men. autoists and citizens pockettui of Fed cash and set out 1‘01
NEW YORK, Oct. liar—Bantam-
WiLL TECL OF GOOD ROADS.
111,3 but his wonderful strength wiiiithroughout the state who united in the Coll‘eyvilie, Kan, Johnson a home. to
furry him through many 11 11111111» to 11111111111 bring about, better roads. sign the big pitcher.
(“HIP- , The Norwalk Chamber of Commerce, .
Mike (11111111111111 Bl. 1111111, and Billy 11111., hns lent its support ln‘this “111101"1 Jack lioyle, now scouting for the
Maxwell, of Brooklyn, troopod on be- tunt avork. Charles H. Dilwortii. White Sox, wat a catcher before he
fore Williams and Brandt. The crowd (‘horics .l, l‘idgc‘on and it. i). Randall. was a first baseman and he caught
dhhl'l “he lhls fight. Mike used' every representing Notwfllkral'e leL‘WI‘S 1“ the renowned Antes Ruaie. He there.
punch in his \vorkbox in a vain cndca- the association rote spoke with authority when he dc-
\m‘ to rock. Mavwoli to shop Despite Mr Robinson will ghe h brief his scented on the relative ability oi Rosie
the fact that he dropped William for torv of the work accomplished at “1° and the greatest modern merchant,
tho. count 111311111 first second and scv- last General Assembly, and the. hard \l‘aiter Johnson.
enth rounds Maxwell by running the light for a suihcleni. appropriation to,3 "Johnsons fast ball is faster than
race oi his life kept an av from \like :1 enable the Higimuy Department of the Ruste's," Bald 1301'19.‘ ‘yet Amos had 8'
. sleep mediums 'll-io retereo John suite to build roads .ota character that luster and wickedcr curve. But in
111111111111, stopped 11111 1111111 111 1111 111111 would meet with the. approval of its holding Rusie and Johnson up to Neil"
round and deliveml a tirade in niid- citizens. 'l‘liat,ti1‘i‘ishas~ been and is as the speediest pitchersthcre‘s opal
ring dircctcd mostly iii the St. Paul being done can he testified to. not only bygone pitcher who is overlooked. I
phantom. by the citizens of this state, but by mean Charley Nichols. Though not as1
“You're putting your punt-ho; Mr every stranger passing through. 1tast as Rusie or Johnson, he was 300111;
Gibbons, and it you keep it up i’il stop It is hoped that the members of the. and fast. and his speed was all the:
“18 fight,” he said as he shook his fin. Chamber of Commerce and citizens more effective because sent up with uni.-
381 1.1111101 \likes nose. from all parts oi‘ the city will be pres-easy motion.‘ ‘ ‘ 1'
‘ Honest mister 1' in trying hard like em. and show Mr. ‘Roliinson that Nor-l - “Nichols was the best. pitcher! ever
anything Look. lll illustrate as i go walk is lnterestedin this good work. saw to take: another pitcher‘s game.’ ‘
811mg.” cried Mike in pure St. Paulcse . and for that reason there never was
And Mike did: He hit Mr. Maxwell ;another pitcher who was "more 111111.14
with everything except the bottle -~— ble to his team than he was to the .
green lamppost on the outside of the Thursday Bostons. By taking ovier.‘l 1111111111111
building. and Mike was mad enough Carl Morris vs- Jim F‘iymh Kansas pitchers 339.319 1 mean going in when
to call a recess to go out and .get that. City
Mike put on third speed andrtried to
finish his mau.Witl1 his left eye all Mike Glover VS. :“K. 0”. Sweeney, pitched the day before. There 119131111111?
11111 closed and his lips bruised and Jimmy Fasalle vs Cy Smith and 3111- been any more “5,1131 pupil's", than,
bleeding, Maxwell stuck it out to the I‘leming VB. Jae’k Palmer, Waterbury. .Nick 1. 1
last bell. ~ Friday. *
The. men hardly had put up their. Patsy DeLucca vs Lee Anderson. GRADWELL SHADES LORE
.,11ands before Mike dropped Mann ell in wiierltn. N H
his tracks with a wicked lei’t hook. He Bat Levinsky vs. Sailor Fritts, Brook»
got up and stalled the round out. In lyn. 1
the second a right cross dropped him SaturdaY- .. ~~
again. In the seventh while. clinched Young Aheam 1111. Fred Hicks, Broo
Mike brought up1a short right to the lyn
jaw and Maxwell crumpled to the
floor He got up and, was still there at
the final bell. -
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BOUTS THIS WEEK.
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l The Knights of .KingArth-unmeet
REDWAY DEFEATS MtLEY. 'tor basketball in Grace Parish Tall this 33
At the Brunswick Alleys, last: even- evening at 7- 15 A“ boys or twelve
ing,‘Redway, rated 75. defeated Miley years 01 age and over. in good Sinai
at 9,1; hump“ game of pool. The ing in either of the Sunday schools of
score 11111111701059 There was no b‘owl- 'Grace Parish, are him“ *0 be on
log match last night. ’. hand.
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a slight advantage in points
a State Championship Basketball Lea
us. With a local 11111111. Mr. Kn‘orr. has»
o'ns‘lde‘ration. and
it -w 110‘ 1111111 Boodner's Hall, which “
DEMAREST sears BUTLER. ' i MANAGE” GRAY: 0‘ FOWELl-i ,
DALLAS Texas, Oct 25‘. ~Ca1vinoe- ’ was
marest dereated Albert (1111.1 400 to , WWELL. M8118»- Oct-
(347 m h billiard players league match Gray. manager or the Lowell teal“ 0!
here last night 1 the New England League, died sudden-
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NELSON WINS FROM QY SMI'DH.
NEW YORK, Oct. 28 r—Frankie Nel- ‘
son outpoin’ted Cy Smith at Brown‘s
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'3 scanner.» midis are winners.
Atlas A. A. last night.
to Welsh.
champion had much the better of the
in the tenth Matty rushed the
champion around the ring, landing I
3. boxing.
'Become. Owner of Trophy ll He to
sin tonight his latest attempt to, gain
permanent posseaslon of the Jordan ,
Lambert trophy when he meets George ':
M. Moore. at Doyle's Billiard Academy. ~-
,TllO match will extend over
nights and will be for a total of
,points. to he played in blocks of 50
,each night. 3
De Oro rules favorite, with odds at .1
it he wins another trophy will 1 3:
have to be put up tor competition and u
a tournament held to decide a new;
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330k Lem“ V5 J06 Bands: Tacoma. could do that effectively even it he hade
like their chewing or smoking
1N 20 ROUND BATTLE-‘14:]
‘ ’“ " " “ * throughout, but Young Gradwell had. _’. ~
“Gus” Knorr, of this city, is becom W
in: interested in the plan for having'1 1
he has leased, will be used for basker- ,
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TVeteran Lightweight.
BOSTON, Oct. 28—F‘reddic Welsh
the lightweight champion, delighted a,
crowd of U, 000 by the cleverness he dis-
played in a twelve -round bout at the
the Charlesiown veteran, his opponent.
was outclassed and the decision went
the
During the first nine rounds
number of hard body blows. This
round was Baldwin’s and he had a.
shade in the eleventh. Welsh went ,
alter Matty in the final round and
fought him to a standstill.
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DE 0R0 MEETS MOORE TONlGHT.
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Victor In Three Cushion Match.
NEW YORK. Oct.
Oro, three cushion champion, will be-
Matty Baldwin, 1
TWELSH OUTCLASSEB BALDWIN, l
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28.—Alfred De
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champion. Frank Keough, an amateur
player. will referee.
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