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BOXING NOTES
Jack Dilloh's “m9 into the light
heavyweight class proved to be quite
he wins decisvayg = . .
Willie llitc‘hilfl; CW .
asuooess. “Jack met Charley Weinert.‘ “”999“ng Wumm
the Brooklyn boy who hubeen doing to President Snipers. of the Nut...
such Inmarkahlrwork Iiniely, in 9a D“ (Porky) Flynn 1‘” W
six-round contest atIPhlieilelphle, the‘ meet Cleve Hl‘mn' it “9'9“ 9
vember 23,- and a week his!
other night, and scored a knockout
WHEN Hill
More than 78,980 Enthusiastics
stats. a good game is looked for this
Sundny. '
Gustafson will not be able to play
this Sunday on account at his knee.
but expects to get in Thanksgiving
PhlLADELPHmr Nov. 21.——“'l‘lie
American loans will have absolutely
nothing to do with the Maui Magus,
the ,so-ialllsd war, or unless lor‘psscs.
size. Bridgeport, at the last census.
The football throng was augmented by
thousands] drawn here out oi ouricaity
Police arrangements for handling auto-
The basketball lid is to he lifted, on
Thanksgiving night. when the Armory
schedule open. for the season at 1914-
15. ‘ With the announcement of the
mobile traffic and the iltroet crowds, Day's game. 4 andlwiii never tales ”pander any . ~ 2 .I in the . box George Ashe in the m -
[0 “"9999 and Between was based “1,9,1 the m? 000 animate, The game aim. at 3:15. conditions. platen who have jumped Emma“? lsfghwgfltoam 913:; .u“, ,Q:?°$J:$:: 229:9;‘92233? Mike Gibbons is going Wig”
yam and Harvard .and the most concern was telt over drool any or its-clubs.” “handful“- Armory team will .9“ their ability. while his opponent wagons pound M99“ 9°11“ 19”“ 9" HM
keeping streets clear tor the 70.0005 LEAD'NG Foorsau. GAMES. 70- dsnt Ban am yesterday. fistu- come. the mum“ “m we Sixth heavier. near appear-onto be at his Number 4-
W ”WNW“ “MM“ gum: ...... ...... anew“...
"""' 1 a great amount of so erfluo ii sh. an 9' 99°"
igfzfilggacfiteflfifivth: :01; on railroad station or the other points at in the East. the Athletics hamlet: int mitt for .m 03.1.2.2;“koi'ffii‘i'gmfifl At that lack claims‘lte catllsdo elflll emits called in iron atoll
i-lasslc was s9tsged botanical: beffigl departure Yale and Harvard at New Haven 9 Chicago. 9‘ f 9 99‘ ' 1110 “but I! that fact that Norwalk‘ 909““ it tithe 0'69!th “oily, 9° 9°
u gigantic memmy n the “1in _ The ticket holders in the Bowl had Dartmouth and Syracuse at aoeipa 1 JW” W ” ‘9‘"“1” 9““ N“ High sellers in to nearer the field. 9'0 N ”“1““ “0 W middle
r V 994111555 seats. There were about five N.yy m 13mg“. “ mm turn of the thhh‘mmtflm ”my“: “ 0‘ old. it macaw W "weight “hilt. 39",,“ thb chances fitll is turning’ovel'to @119
American Association flair” ‘
had hoped to ll'sw‘oonn or WW. V
trio bsek- Ior- out M‘afl .
transfer to Wanamail: m
here imlr‘New Toenails”. it u he
lisved. he hula talk, with Janitor.-
roll and oil!!! Mldm_.oi .ths
New Yorkwmerioansernnrdlnggths
change or ownemhlp in that club._ lie
said there was nothing new in this
matter. but declared that Fragik For:
33"“? °f the “‘9 BOW] lhundrer undiergt'aduate "and high
More than seventy thousand ardehtlpchoolboy ushers. 391;“, Emu “d
fol10*ers 019 Villa most popular of «w Vampinyes numbered about two hurl-
tumn Spom tilted to the brim this lot area How may per-gong bud standing
eat and gradient of athletic arenas torlmom was not known The pfd Yale
tile diampionslilp contest 01 1914 stands held 35. 000 persons, and a rule
it was a record crowd, bubbling over against standing in the 9,131“ owing to
Army and Springfield T. 8. "at I at
Point. 9
Fordhsm and Boston College at! .rdi
haul. _V ‘
New York University and wosloysn
at New York.
Carlisle and Dickinson st Cullsle.
are that- he will ‘rsmain ainong the
light hent‘ywélgllt’s' and he will not
be averse to meeting some 0: mi
heavyweight; Walnut was consid-
ered one «the he’rt prospects in the
East." had lilo defeat by omen came’
as quite tinrpr‘ise’to lli‘s‘ ffien‘de. '
the Sixth Comm stones. This
tor item is pleasing. and with Protes-
sor Appletbn as director or athletes.
and rm Godkoy on sonth dosoh.
the outlook is bright for a fast idem.
High school basketball enjoys touch
popularity in Norwalk, and the stu-
l
. fill: the crowd to new Haven.
with intercollegiate rivalry and enthu-
Mosnl, as well arrangements. for what;
has anticipated would prove the lastl
word in football strategy,
Harvard was a slight favorite before
; fire and panic dangers was enforced.
Based on ticket distribution.» about.
50,000 persons came from without New
Haven city and suburban district!»
Gallsudet Vond Maryland “Anise" at
William
Johns llopkins and Western Mary
loud at Baltimore.
rell would remain it the head ol the
club. He said9 no gotten had been
taken regarding William .3. Devon.
who. it cried. was to be ousted
iron the club. but said that [)9er
dent live was missed by the tans.V lull
winter. .
The lineup tor the big gains. on
Thanksgiving night. will be this way:
While Dillon was "blastiil‘g'ili'e hopes
of the Brddkly‘n lad. Charley Welnert.
Mike Gibbons. the 81. Paul phantom.
has handing out a similar dose to an-
, Aside item the undergraduate bod on. Wish Ind Lafayette at Boston. . _.
Il'le struggle began. although the int ]y a few thousand city widenwyg‘w Rutgers and SWVQM It HOMBD - I" “M lux‘o‘N 9‘” so 3‘th M" m NDM.IK Gh.‘hlm B. 3‘ c. ' gifiniezlbmk :33‘ 39:52: Make
Implement ill the condition or the field the game, “lbw holders Outside. Haverlord and Swan“. at ’9" baseball after the past nelson" orporl- Cshill ............ . Donaldson then “m in “1:“ cm; t t favmer V m“ W... hm ”
ilier Thursday" s storm narrowed the' the Bowl WWW accommodat vol-lord. 999°" 3° 999.3999 99M there were '9" . Right forward at 154 Mull! Willi e. 9 s r pp! 3 ‘
mills to nearly even money. ed ova,- 7 009mm with goo men Trinity and Bates at Hutton-iii . 1o'l'ol men option: tobeeomo financially O'VHa9raV.....L;I.t.1....V.. ....... Smith_ “19. middlewiighwt‘ m t scgrze
Tile forenoon weather conditions to look after- who y. Chautteurs my” and Romanian upmyn at interested in the New York club] but C t it K “9""9 - p ‘ New York boy" has been boosted at.
were entirely favorable for good foot of hundreds 0 machines stayed 1min “Rachael". netting had been done mm mailing 03 e 0' “melanin; .9 99 9 - 99 33‘“ “1mg” “99mm" f“ middleweight
ball. Tile sky was clear and a light addition. Millions or dollars were rep- Villsnova and Mahlenbérs st, Wine ' ° “'5“ * ‘ I ' ~ ' bone but Made! t ti Gibb'o s ill
northwest breeze was pulling dowuV'reseuted in the outlay lor machines 00“- "The W! Inhgue queulonlsnot McMahon " IIIIII t ''''' d.99“ Dsebscii put first into mortality“ ale: [3"-
mini the Cbnnectlcut‘ hills.‘ lt wasfa and equipmeiltf ~‘ De Witt Clinton ii 8. and Buckskin bothering” 99‘ American mm “19 D93” _iiigh sunr an. Gibbons intends 10.911!“ a busy cam» “V g 7 ‘
snapping cold and the ground in that To get visitors to the Bowl by trot. Military Academy at Peekskilt ' 19:3,”: :3” Pm“; 909329.“ .93. """ QPY pa.tgn of it. this' winter agnd his .31- ' ‘w w is: in»
bowl was like asphalt early in the day.
The toreiloon was spent in Welcom-
ley the Connecticut Company had a
belt has those andin haltx‘ miles in
length, over which moved ears with a
The gathering or so great a multi- suseoond jssdwsv. trout 11: 30 s. in. PW“. N do mm mm the “am 0999;313:333 zfiflifinfinfl 3:: fgmzm‘vms ”9:1? “9:“ 9:: “9‘9“ “9 1h
tulle, numbering nearly two full army “Rm 2 D m. instill“: movement Just will“ “2‘“ “9 599919“ AM” players h “- 9 ' Micheal as a modular. The St. would k
Stuyvesant 11.8. and Steward H.
8. at Humid.
Morris ii. 8. and Plainiieid ii. E at
Imflflfhwl W m m on
their. Mt. ..Wsido optimal. with“!
"We are interned that every club in
As in the past: Frank Sveo's oration»
about town.
ready contracted (or tour contests at
in will play for dancing at the Km» 2*th ““9399 ”me m" ”9“ 9“
my gt Adolph! Field. .
finalist Training and Bay Ridge H
5 at §uburhanV Oval. '
Epys‘ High and Commercial 8. 931M
Commercial ii. 39.
.Bro'nklru "Prep" and at.
"315159" at Howthorns Field
Polytechnic 'Prep" and lrving School
at Tsrutown. .
St. John’s "Prep" and Seton Hall H
S. at South Orange.
Commerce ii. 8. second team and
' corp-3. occupied practically three dilYS.’ before “‘0 8.339- “M? The belt W“ hug. 50!- 9999!! ”3er as 3.19911? “191901108
yet niue- -tenlhs of those who- camelfraxu the railroad stitlon to the old
planned to leave within New hours or. field. which is abreast o! the Bowl.
' tor the unalwwhlstle. The skirmish Railroad officials had arranaed for
line reached Isle precincts on Thurs-‘bundlins 90.000 various “pm NOW
. day. the vanguard marched in yéster-z York; 10, Oiii- from Boston. apd 5.000
day afternoon and last night mil to» from state points. although they did
(lay the main army stormed Ne‘v. Vila.i not expect tratllc would be much heav-
iali. The city Quickly capltulated, es. 'ler than macaw are. when it was
llecialiy the storekeepers. hotel and about 20.000 in and out Of the cum 0W.
i-siaurflnt pl‘opri'etors and flowin- veu- log to the liter-ease in machines. From
New York twenty—one trains arrived
the “Gar-1m“! Mt “may h't Tiled-[1811. ”V5001 te’nilfi: 011N319“!!!
amen. all“ gosh i am were twill iii all rohliilluy'. he in}? CheaqlupPP deem. lint the one that the .
say. but i ghould think on an average tor “it‘ll. organ ‘flluiVnVi dye: swim ”Viki: 1,05" i" go? if! peg vgguld "fit
or trail stiletto to immune each. Their of tumor Norwsik High airmen. .. in he “sealants all lunar la y.
grounds are not paid in ails l are told — . . The Mums“) 30.11“ Contmlséion
one club is so heavily in an» um slut. sauna To stiles ..., he! Wm not“? with? 0! clinical
lthere is no pessiblo ehsnoeoflts clear-V sour-s no [law angry" “W9“ 19" “399.199“ “$0 “9“
'ing itself. it cost onootthe pridelpai NEW stimuli. Nov. no. -—-“Bill;f w. "8"! filamentous-.- At: eat-
backers or the lunar but union Hanna. oi this city. will stopVinto the 4“ °’ m We“ We met 96"-
dollars lss't ‘y'egp. “3 {am e you,“ sporting limelight w“, Tummy!“ a rule was passed to the sites that
~ all boxers. who. expected to engage in
he mt; w more»! W9 “BMW” he produces the 3900“ m professional contests, must undergo ‘a
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'F'rsncis
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Rumour $4490 Tonrlng
Town Car 3650—4. o. 9’1).
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Cowplete with comma.
in“. -
(tors. VV V V
No such tide oi‘ humanity ever flow- during a three- hour period. while ii De Witt Clinton 11.8. second team atA SWMQS‘P’R was '2‘.h':pwfimli9afimhfii”mg: “$3.8 thorough examination“ by 013me 9 S. L:99
ml or ebbed through an ordinarily came mm Boston. six from Spring» Manhattan Field. . 9”“ id them 9.945999%me our? 9‘ a ' 9 9°“ 3“ n mission doctor. and also be examined
quiet \‘eu Fugiaud settlement held and two from Central New Eng- Boys‘ High second team and “1989 one ° “I I! s roe. previous toevery content. It is some 9" ' AGENT
First and foremost he has “Buddy"
Failures. the chocolate streak from
Waterbury. in o twelveround mill
his part 68456 merged when the
Fedbmisqshdulm olizini‘a {if M Cubs
' ”and anomalous illnesses the deal
at Ridge~ thing that should be done all over
the country where boxing some; is are
held: nnd’ the Wisconsin Conlmlssiou
wood ll. 8. secontheam
From the railroad station, which was loud road points. All arrived between
wood.
the princapl portal to the city stretch» 10: 15 it. nl. and 1: 15 p in. or equiva-
. mg for out toward Yale Field for more lent to one train of football visitors
_ .
‘ than six hours. there was all slmostievery tour minutes.‘ A few regular ‘ "l “‘9 w‘“ 9“ Mt flailing“ 9 9 , "llhll Ygggih‘tey' “hifw‘nyogf is to be hodgntnlilted upon thismove.
9. ..uhrokell procession or he ribboned, trains cut down the margin between chicane and Minnesota at Chicago. . PRAMleo-INENWATLANTIC. . A to s line to g The9ch9ll9ttniselhn “3,0 dedidé‘d‘tliht any
be flagged and be flowered ticket hold» trains. to a fraction over three mill» Wisconsin and lllinois‘ at Madison. 1 ".1. . itching to set. a whack at hulk”) 91: boxer "menial-1118”- in .‘lém‘es't‘not
ms illlefi. A little more leeway had been lows and Nebraska at lowa City. ‘Danbury Misfit/st Considered if "M- -llls inure has traveled for? ‘Yiillnl’ ‘snnétidned bf‘the'cotnmisdlon. '3‘“ he
The trolley selvice out to tile Bowl allowed for departures, 0W1“ to: Purdue and ludiaus 9‘ Lafayette. * " Plan. Sharkey is the lucky ind m a" the suspend'?!‘ for at leostsix “Walther“ 9
assignment and it goes without salt.-
ing that he will, try to euhpnce his
reputation by, outline it over . the wit-
terburlnn. The: will ' '
pounds. Wilkins in at 6.‘
. Another Connecticut .youugst
Ohio State and \lortilwestem M9
Columbus. 9
Franklin and Butler at ludtunapolist.
Grinnell and Cornell College otGl-ln
noli
lawsuits and Drake alt-Amos."
Kenyon and , Hiram. at .Gombler. . ‘
‘ Delolt maltose retest-stnrislis- ~
has far below the speed limit. while greater dimultles in handling the
motor vehicles. which dashed into tilelcrowd at the small station.
(it) by the hundreds were shunted olfV ..
Votlto the less crowded thoroughfares. BOSTCN. Nov - .—‘--For more than
As curtain raisers, the Yale manageV till. hour this iorenoon trains rolled out
”pent provided for the morning on in-lot the South Station at a rate 9of one
9 iercolleglate cross country champion- every five minutes. bearing the throng
.iliipV rim, with fifteen college teems,9gl_lltent of seeing the Harvard-Yale
ind a Harvard and Yale soccer game game at New Haven. Many other tick- i 0“ at
hose events were held outside the etholders who could not get away yes. ‘Oll’vet and mu on at v , ,~ V
’ 993ml. terdsy cranked up their automobiles ”Jimmie find Oklahoma at OklalIO-itmm'wm‘mh“ ”mgffh?ml
.'llle announced lineup for the biz before daylight and started over the‘mg. {mi}; ..1 p ' ‘ 5" .5.
game was as follows: ’road. Across the Charles .111 Cam-V Missouri and Kansas at Lawrence
lJallbury is out yet being considered
in the discussion oi the formation on
Inew Atlautlcdreague for next season;
by the inadhfiers of various teams in
the league: ‘ I:
‘ At the present time there seems to
. . it .
arisen over the ownership oi the lease
instillation Casino for boxing bouts.
of the Allied Prompt: .
Very Low Prices
Give me a no.4
‘ l_
ghe a disposition on the part of the New
9 York or! New Jersey teams in tho’ 1.1..
case and 0mm“ Wasteland. 9 league‘to ”separate and seek? conned; e
'l
In
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made il'nulkes- hustle in this city on
or silk“) dn'nill
. Yale. Position. Harvard. bridge there was an atmosphere of “ 1851316 ‘ light id“
ill'altll ........... '...‘....l T. Coolidge midsummer calm, The few hundred . V
Left and lundergrsdua'tes who for one reason or
'luluo'tt (Captain) ...... Parsons another wereaomniortuuaieasin have
Left tackle ‘to stay behind. shamed littlehinterest
i' .onroy......_............._... Weston in recitation or lectures, and‘noet of 03m. Nov. 21.
2. Left guard. . . ithern planned “739199 1111p Boston in hen. appfilnt'ed. Inna
White .. . . . . . . . .. . .. . . . . . .~. 9.. ll aliaceqhwfltemoon to wgtch‘ the newspaper yesterday in Cincinnati by G
9 Gems? 5W9 Mme "3" “ ‘ Tait. heppsit.‘ art-sin 'ih.‘
:t’l'alden ...;9..V. ............. Pennockg 9mm; Nov alwnartmouth and town yesterdity mum“: ” *3
Night guard. lsyracuse. each detected“ only h‘y Mr“; ‘ V '
Belts ...................... Trumbull Princeton this season. were grafted a“: Midi“? hum“ £20- the mag:
Ri ill tackle. . glor IVa hard humanist. We! 81' D- m? V331,) 9““ for“
Stillman ......g ............ Hal-swish an, The temperature We“ below , , . . club. mgggwfixbufighyrggz
. Right snd.’ dressing armament” , W ' .
Wilson ..‘. ..... . ....... . ...... ”39% V i .2
Quarterback. l r
9 filll5\\0l‘l.ll ....... . .......... Malian. V The Tigers and Summits will play W th .
Lea halfback. tiff‘tllelr postponed some. this Sunday. , championship him In the" riskt _...;._.._ assistant to Toni O'Rourke. is themsn9
Kiln“ les .................... Bradlee on the Colonial 21W» ‘39 the Tl-lnow. Perhaps there may [”3“an 01' WKL‘V f0 COACH COLUMINIAL‘ 3°92 TMINKEN’S "o‘u' SE9 BURN8;V9 ‘ 3381' V0! “109 new club Adi attract!
Right halfback {gel-s have not heetf W tit“ m we litter on. but it’s a bit early iii talk VV W J, Coakley will 99"?“ the Von. 60W". x .5 V. V card in. m mm. ”minding twp
tr- sore ... ................ Franc“ and are to slat/35o tilt moonlit! or that rat" is baseball team next season. In- mmdm _ m. slim sit—Joe manuals linemen Ross vs. Tolls
Fullback. . lchamplonahip or late. I'iasoksgiv. Bresnahan declared that Hairdo lain-M ‘ to all announcsrneut motto yes»: TIM W71 coagulant: roller Kennedy and Ballot- "921erch via; ‘ I
Referee—N. A. Tufts. Browm Um- ing my “they “gnaw“ W in their mermali wmmt the traded under WM al W m Mi W1,“ “a 1‘0 T9"? Xellar... V
' pig‘s—D. L. rultz Broen Field Judge 350,139,: men maths :tartoi'thp‘ consideration. W said the [I'll-9‘9 W ”I!“ “a in .‘ Colin ml, mg heavyweight sham-
9—{‘ A .williams. Pennsylvania. lib“ W‘ ' thind sucker is Old 0! the grants“. 9 M131“ W mu“ hum M “lamb. ~11.”st my
5 illesman—F. W. 3111111153 39"“9", 1319‘ m M m M m '9‘“ Olly“! 1‘ ”19 W. “M I“ “I” not 99
Time-Four 15 minute muons. have use nonunion an run it! think or making a doll for 1M- W
they know they are We W‘ nWaMmmmtoiookuo,V ‘
NEW nevus Nov. 21-1mm“ m varies-tuna. Jimmy. my» contract. a. 2 ‘
once at the YaleJlal-vard. .footbalig m limmrosk': m asked M M W k m w.
sometoday unatheiargestlnthelm- W‘ ham to D“! mimwumme,.VV
tors ot intercOIluifle mm in "l-gpieur airless-ampere nos. ear-nu sale-mum a
United some Fromm “m ‘N no more teleg— it all sepia-ll. 9.» our; ' '
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