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, Between halves the carbine 881166;. .. , Hmflisni "0.2 . “NE “ma BAnlElso tightly on to surveys left in the‘ NEW OflLEAIS “EBB“.
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in rest between as it 3,: t * out! ' . ! iing desperately to free himself, . ,
_ . s ge ting‘dark. “l‘hat m the kind of boxer that. .2 . , _ LOS ANGELBS, Cal, .\ov. 27.—~Wlth
and it was than in m t h 2 I .2 lyiulliied the glove offs Vi hen the five- 2 _ .
g a t ey wouldnt] appeals to the fair-minded lover ot_Y ‘ , , 10mm" was back in place Sharkey2a lett swmg to the Jaw, Sam Lapgtord
I ‘be dbletttinflnish the game before dam. the paging“, art." said “Jimnly” i WM 5|!”ka S Stopping Beats i made up for lost e by hammering! of Boston, knocked out Harry “’ills,
”953 se - Wakeley. when he heard that Shu~2 . the giant New Orleans negro. in the
‘ The Fairmounts Buddy Fauliies of Water- sBuddy around the full circuit of the
3 ' nkicked of! to the; grue was going to concede to all the .ropes *fourteeuth round of their twenty round
. GAME 9 fl Tigers in the third Quarter. Connolly:(lemma,3 made by Welsh m their' bury 3 match yesterday afternoon, at Ver-
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and Hennessy b0“! going for the ball2 match which is to take place in Madi-‘ jand his weight was given as 113 non. Both men were knocked down m.
peatedly. Langford himself taking a
2and fumbled'it. Connolly recovered itison Square Garden, N, Y., on De: NEW BRITAIN. Nov. 27.~vPatrons
made the required 116‘ pounds at 6 partial count four times in the iirst
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33nd ran it back for ten yards before; cember 2. "There have been 1,0020! the time an who treat to Kanna‘sfpounds. Young Sharkey. although he
' . > ‘ Pulaskid bgught him down. Jolmsonluiany conditions employed by cham- Armomigst nithtwaw unearths fast-idem.k was a pound and a half over two rounds. Langford early in the
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Chum); Forty Yardiiun '0 TOUCh" ”km “91‘“! at right halfback” pious in late years. and it is conviuc- 95‘ and ihwiestpoutsthat has beenjat 7. and looked tar heavier and fight hurt his left ankle as he fell to _
2. 2‘ .ma 5 ”‘9 bachfleld 3 800d dealring proof that a boy wants to fight shown ln'tbe arena there for somo‘mowed» himself to be stronger mindthe mat in avviclous breakaway. _ . .
hm Was .a Feature at 23"°"ger' 0“ °" “"8”” ‘° goi “he“ he ‘5 “mm“ ‘° m“ ““0" cor-"m2 WU. Where's-:bony-hueulcunenes than his opponent Buddy WW 9‘90“" .....g... 3"“ “"ti STAMFORD MAW"
. . ithrough center. Rucker fumbled thelceasions in regard to weight as shu.liittle bantam from Willérhidy. went up‘ found an easy mark for his lg“ at all gave him . an apparent "an break in . I! -
' m ”88, MGM Park Contact ,b‘" b'" recovered it and Bmfted‘grue has done for the purpose ofjlgflmsl Young Shel-key, 0!”:er You-Mum“ in Sharkey’s face but the other'most of the rounds. but Langford YORK, ' '
.2 '1‘ , .I. ‘ ‘ :through the line. onlhis hands undigeetlhg Welsh. He deserves lurch for twelve rounds. and the Sturdyyoungster’s continual hggressiveness fought with a superior knowledge of '
, . 2 121m“?- 0'“)nt and DONE then IOOKI'credit and shows he has conhdi ice ymfliQY'from the big city fairly rush-Fwd heavier blows won him the popu- the game. that gradually wore out
canuml' - . urns at going through the line. malt-.in his ability. He may get licked ed hiin og'bis feet for the maiorlty of“.r d m2 ”h t ,‘Wills. As the soreness left Langford's 7
,lng first down. 1“":er made a ‘0'“th ‘conlplylng With all the demands them. . ., , . 2 In fiégrge 5;?gzzzsadm which-’iniured ankle. his footwork improved .. .~ .2
V ward pass ‘0 Gnomes [0" a W" yamlmhde. but'he will? have the sympathy‘ Buddy Fought a cool heady b'attle,‘made up the rest of the card. the best and the twelfth‘,'thirteentb and foru- Jones & HOW!)
A BREAI GAME gain but, on the "“t ”‘33" “‘9 “89". of the crowd with him. win or lose." but Bha‘rkey showed the audience how: scrap was turnished by Tommy Shea-i toenth rounds showed Langford wln~ . f f
ll'llmlbiiedBthe ball. Wells. who had re- That. about voices the sentiment of he gained his sobriquet by boring iniof New} Haven and Joe Tierney 0,1 uiug. His speed. judgment and force Gompmly
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'giyicSE t;;§;[.iflt 1‘th end. fell on “'th {mg in regard to [be coming constantly. planting resounding lens:E|iZabeth.2N. J_ Tierney substituted (0,. then enabled him to play with “ills. 17 W." ."
Fairmnums 0' B d ' i m i 30 a mounts ”19 b3“ Onimeeting of Welsh and Shugrue. The ‘0 Faulkes' Etomchi‘ followed by Frankie Daily. Who was said to haveiThe hnaL swing was delivered after ~ .
’ N QCDOI‘ ting: d ”a": llne‘. Johnson was sent patter, rather than lose the oppor- "shin to the face that found their sprained his ankle. Tommy was dufa torrent of blows had left Wills stag:
i :1 en or ex ards. Cook then , g '
Proved Easy “1" L003. Boys 1. went through tack] y; f itunity to meet Welsh, has agreed m mark tints after time, .2 . 2ere_r. but in the last few minutes of geriiig. _
| d . 0 .0? our 1110119 scale 138 pounds at six oclock on The d ”our rodnda were pm“; lighting Tierney put in a few tardy _
"'""" yar 3.2 Tassaniara then went 3’0“!“le night of the light. while the by a slig t "133ng He kept .the licks that did a UN“ deal of awe: ANNUAL BATTLE ARMY AN.
iand but Connolly got him and hit himi ‘ ’ 2 2
not i ' 2 2 champion is at liberty to step into the rushing Irish vellum back with an w t e lres verdi _ .) .. NAVY. _ ~
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“on", the Tigers :mn the 1:0. “e" 0 d ‘5 ““93; CNN“ 8'3“?" it “his great handicap to the little chap'lewon b98811‘Shtflteystarizedmliusb'kb. two lightweight; furnished . 3“. advance foresee! the Army and bury
championship 0,2 the sme ”alumna?“ “m“ “P “‘8 “e“ W" “V9 “"2 from Jersey City. but he seems‘willonel‘fi informant. 'Herushadfandvdi to mm, “mm, mm “M went“... began to arrive hi Philadelphia ,today.
ii‘airniounts, of Bridgeport b :18 mounts after “mint-01mm” hadfln, to take the chance. and “‘0“th ”9% times ““453“ ‘Ia‘nding honors about even until the fifth ‘0” 1-.“ ”“1““ football battle between
hcore 0' 6 t0 0. It was a ’hotly mace??? a toqwhdown befnre they could; he win the greater “1" be the glury~ Eondly otn the "9” m and tum fish? mad; WM“ Schubert (and Md. the"west P911": Que“ find the Annflp‘ > L i “l ‘ ' ' 1‘
tested game from start to ilniih cam ”0““ him. =.Bellus (attempted ‘0 Risk, "Pete" Fitzgerald, manager ' of hi: 6V9?! minute with short inside a broke.his thumb iathls round,'°113 Midshipmen. on Franklin Field.to2. A car. that; IQ“ soon“ >
:‘aii'mounts having the advanta ' ‘e 1: 3°“ 1’3“ Sunny 2“"9‘92 “'0 ”waslshugrue. will make a final plea to books and Jolie. Faulkes soon found ‘ utvpe‘rsistimd “soiubfif’hthe sixth morrow afternoon. .Extra seats have streets and comm-y rm“
Illinute' the Tigers having it mtg??? re "9e at Che time}. said that "“3 balll Welsh‘s manager. iiarry Pollock, to “1830 80 'dllaxreeable that he cultb round 1‘92"ng so badly hasten that been erected at'l'flhklin Field, and the Often as the Ford mm '
The Fairmounts were supposed m‘ia .‘did not go g?" p; . cal posts. The marrow “mum... when a meeting vated thb knack of “holding Sharkey's Referee?» Honest John Willis stopped largest crowd that ever saw an Army. right or its very m
rage 140 pounds but instead. {allie- crowd was 9"; m” . “'8 to Wh"“"IWill take place to decide the weight left glove pinioned beneath his own-“9w, 29m. Murillo insisted gnrnmah.,Navy football game in this city will YOUR! kill it. Illi‘f . .
brought over a ’te . _ ey er the goal has kiclrcd‘or not. This question. ”In the minds of many tanst‘srm. and the white battler fought up!" 41““ re Was but rmmum, oreto be on hand to cheer their favorites. hive proof that mm
. am averaging 105 is the first time. this yesttliat Kenneth. demands of Welsh appelu- to be 9103! all the. rest .of the battle with .-‘ w 2 ‘22. Males ’and'Ten‘y,’ ‘Neitr’ . As a whole. the Army-N“? game 13 fight when if ‘2 ‘2 2-
wunds. bill. even with. tile added has missed» cal ' l ‘ ‘ ‘ ' ‘ ._ ' ‘ . ’ ' ' ‘ ' ‘
strength. they dldn'i: make‘: new; a to the ”as? '52 2' ngi‘igers ““1““! unreasonable. Since. winning the PM flsLtherkeys.biows had far ""F‘botti x‘im'om mummy”, put up the most spectacular on the football any other car .
'9“ In getting the 2 i ht f tl greater force but th ' d ‘ '2 2 l i olbe ear The niformsof three 10 one?
gain as the Ti . . . ~ -2... . ltitle Welsh has made neg”, or is 22.22. _ .2 .H c) ‘seeme which d. exhibition. Minion was. achylue y .. Hn . ' J 2. _
""An‘drég‘. Ghost wwu“ . b... . . ibull and . fim‘a M10"? virgil; five men hehas fought. and'there is snake .lffilouimpressions all the due , l ”but over-auxious.whiloszell "mm, the mmd’ng‘acma‘mal‘flald- ‘riow in uses-have .
"*8 dentition! nth-ilimilieegflzfl- 5m mm. 0 4° 0“ mm ”mm“? 0““ ”“3“" “'“Y he "“99”“ “ “M"W‘m “Wm“ “WM!" Witfifi I: eager h'avoid if. hefiwhh- 0' ”‘0 “"8310!!! 0.i new!“ We” ’ ‘* ' ' " ‘
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made 3 “Wm run for n touchdown n smashins the Tigers line for 0181“. penalty on the Jersey City boxer. and .0! the bout, when the continual hard tin opponent. int he” out.“ aanger and the regiment, ocbluoynifosmed
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with the whole field it 1 and ten yards at F time, “9“" '0 the; that it Shugrue is too tough it pro: mering had its effect. 2 2. . 3 as much as he ooui I Elam K’s? was Midshipmen-tho willful] music of the Runauout 8449.? Touring.
Jimmie Connoli2 ill erllim. .Tigers fifteen yard line. where the position to meet on even terms: Sharkey kept the crowd on edge 3"'tim2r.2’diid2hrthur Putllnnouncér. big—brass bands. and the commlngllng
” 3 a so payed one Of"T‘ge's lie” “‘9‘“ for downs. The T“; Welsh appreciates Shugrue‘s ability the white. in the fifth round hiii ‘ ..-L~.._--‘-$2 Iof the colors of the American flags
ie most brilliant games of liis ca- gers tli'én showed what they were3 ' ‘ ‘ ' '
i‘I-er—etime mm. “me he brou hi the 3b ,2 ”and since the latter won so decisively MODEM?! gasp from «the'crowd ‘whenge‘ 'MURRAV'SCORES 'KNOCKQUT. with the blue and gold of the Navy.
'ii‘nirmount players down whengi’t 2100b grade 0 , y bikini, the bail hacli- “P tlwtm" Walter Mohr and 'Prankie" after taking a hard right. to the javri: SAN FRANCISCO. Nov. zips-Billy black. gold and gray of the Anny. and
ed as if they were off for big-gains old to the Fnirmounts three yardi Mack. the [opnotcllel‘S are not falling he reeled .and clinched. Buddy threiggMurray knocked out Sailor Ed.-Betroa2 red and blue of tlieljniversity of Penn-
The playing of Rucker M k ' “‘Ee' Dot 130“" and Rucker playing;ove‘. themselves in signing up with him off..and the white boxer seemedtkey'lhere yesterday in the second ulvania.giv'e. a picturesque setting
. . . . arusa . and like madmeh. going through the Fair-i him. 2 oil in. “Some one yelled; “Stop thg‘iroundmf their 30 round mfilcfig The. that is inspiring.
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are \\'0l‘tll‘;'o;]; mo: Eliiarfifrback Helms-mounts for ten aiidrnfteen yards at a. ”_ “poms.“ Wisp-Phi ”9923“”.9‘1 that ”swam,” a “1.9”“. for Petroskeyp President Wilson. .Wbo saw, mt
The “immune 11.31. 26' itime, hi“ ”I" ““3“" “0““ emu“ ”“3. "onNE “ETAINS H's ngWW‘iliU pulling militia-of. Leach was'neier ‘iinockod out before except year's game. will’hot be here. but sew"
.q, . . s e 0" to "'e'gnme. witlivthe Tigers on Fairmounis'i ;Croas’ incl-lie brand of rhigstratcgy by George Chip. who has two knock- eral members of his Cabinet. including
(if; r5131)??? hrsthuarter, “Wk" 5% ”"99 yard 11M 8"“ With t“'0 downs TEH’IH-E TITleh‘eh‘ 2he2whipped. a. long «left from‘r'iifliifféfliis‘aeditia'giiiiist*‘fittrflly. - the Secretaries-of War and'tlio Navy.
. 0" “9 fifteen yard ""9. left. . 2' 2.11.16“ heemmii‘ 's‘e‘lit'iiu’ddy" hack"on the; ‘ ‘Pet‘ros‘ltey' wiisc lino'éked ‘d'oiiii'i’ for‘Awlll' b‘e‘on hand to Ydof'for‘thé"’grld- "
getting away for eight yards before ‘
The lineup was as follows:
mlmson downed him. Dokus took the‘, Tigers. CAMBRIDGE. Mass. Noi’. 22.3.43“. ropes. Once again during this round the count of nine in the drab-round. 2 2iron warriors.
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ball through left'tackle for three Tobey captain IIIIII Berger, Wellslion Home. of the North D'or'cliesteI-A.f --.. _ ... __
yards; Rucker then went through crib; ' Left end. 2 A.. retained his title as New lenghind‘
u." for five more. 1"" the Tigers could: Marnsak . . . .- ............. Squinabel‘ amateur ten-mile champion by Winfliilgz
not gain anything on their next up Left tackle. the fourteenth annual (“‘1‘ under me Will call for and deliver-4
”Mug“ ”'9 “"922“ Beliusmed 1‘ for-5 Virgil ............... Smith. Pulaski “sp‘ce” 0f ”"3 8" MW 5 Whom As“ Fairfleld county. -,..2
ward Pass to Tobey. but it was a little i‘sociniiomyesterday. His time was N
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k 001‘ took the ball around and for five‘ Silk .............. Collins. Farrlngton 38“? ago iy awe: econ d in 55 mills . . _ . ,_ , . . ‘ "2,3 W. 2 .
yards before Lonnolly brought him. 2Right guard. ~' mali." on gun in B ’ .t. , ,. .. A . 1 . _ .f': '2 ‘" ' ‘ _ ': 2.
down; Lawrence’then took ”"3 ballVCnsey liennessy ........ Munson. Daly utés, ‘ seconds. __ ' g 'A 2.2 i : i , . , or r $5 1: _
on am attempt to go around end. but Rt 22:;92 ..-..... «“"’” . “"" .2 ; . . _ .. . ,i ;.. ‘ ‘2 "a. .2. 2.. e '-: 222: .2 2 - '2 .2? ~. ‘
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illnrusak broke through the line and J.» Connolly ......... ‘ ...... Newton ErRITTfNS :NY ‘ Btahdi t‘ strong and .t‘r ‘ ‘ FORD SIJECMLI
downed him for a loss of seven yards Ri h ‘ ~ I I - H .‘ "3‘ 3" 9‘5 V 2014 . 2 " ‘ ‘ 2 e g 7 . 22 ’
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,‘ to receive it Bellus n kin 10 1 '22s Lhontos ..........I...Mltchel.,.ohnson vacation hasn’t donnliirgiahit of good 2 . -, 2 ’ . -. . gergsoihere 13 one Bf- .
V _ ' , ‘V m g yar S *hefib—flalfback. 1:3,. iHe met Soldt‘er Bartflaaa'ti eg‘Bmi 2- . ‘ . _ ' . f )(fi fi “éa .. , ‘mu . es, ”(,3
. ‘liei‘ore being brought to ‘ the earth. Rucker .~ " ,. £1 ‘ hi‘awrence' ‘ ay A C {h the soldier was ever on , ‘ .. ed ‘ V8 . m yyithlchcan ..
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iiiflfirgkngie hi: my“: telild for: ’ Ful‘baCR- 51-? fine 1“ Jack spent aii'ot Elsi-imf ’1} K d“ ‘ 2 2‘ ~ 1 ’ 2 2133:1311“ upon Elected
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. ... 2.01.. n... Casey Hem“). made for De, ‘30 in ~ I......im§-;i... issue. so‘that some ._ women ,rom unnatural Suffering. Try a few“ doses andyou will
I 1 “Right halfback. ‘ couldn‘t locate3hls man. A'dfimiimtr
I a gain of five yards. Chontos then took. ‘. M, _..' . ~ 2- - 22 -
Egtlie ball through for the remaining two CAanngMpfianApE ENDS-R isolyed themrggllemw 51223:: $212: 5
grams, givilig_22the Tillers the ball and, CONSIDERATION-“"5 “mm-“id E a. a M i
'ending the quarter \“vith‘the'ball ‘on: NEW YORK,,,N0V.R27.—.A 'hasehalljondfieg'munfi b0“; 1 ‘ ., .1 3 ‘
22 Ji‘airmountS' 40 yard line. Strode bhtween'tlle NewYorkand Phil“ JdN'EEWINS FIRST sow-VAT ._ ‘2
The ball was put in play on the'fadeiphia‘anierican“League clubs. in? ' ‘ ,‘CONEY. , 12
r'uii‘lllolltlis'di? yard. line in the second__v01ving pay. Caldivell. ~‘oi’. hid”. Newt WW'NOV' 27.;in1118'30“ '
.‘sfm‘mer- ,I‘PCFBHV“ 59‘.“ “PughiYorki slid 311159 Aoldrifi's afid J“ 'tttlefiihe’better of it bribe! .. 2 ' .- ” .5 . 2 .2 S.
guard and- “wide 1’01“ four yards: Chou-{Lana of ind-Athletics}; is undejgconsld-i Mrfibut litithe opening ofthe Cow], :2‘ 3. fl”: 2 " " m . 2 fl
mils took the balil tlirgngIh tackle tor oration. acc‘drdifigto reportspublisheu,‘_ sighted-(ideal nigh. Hfsimfim‘ t . r. «.22. 2 ‘ “hi ,, ,- .. ~. , , i 2 2 .‘ . I" ’ ’ 2.. . ,. . , ._
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. yards beforeqasey and Virgil got him. East, to arrahgeiheueoi wiihytlie don-5 w‘sLstOUTPOINTS BR ., 2. 2 the stomhcmhver and‘bowelg-afld that litggefltf but surely'mmoves i ~ "'4' 1” WW 0' ’
. (took toot: the ball on a wide end run his purpose“ “nuisances from.’ SYRACUSE. N. Y-. Nov. 27-. Fred '2 the 03111563 f 2 . . . 22‘s .. ,. 22-3.}: .. 2 2 ‘2 2 2‘ ‘ ;_
- for a gain of three yards. Tussamdraéthe Federal. League, with which he is' die Weight): Wales-lightweightdham- ’ OI" . , ,2 1.9 heagachwhehuhea, 10W ”math . x
“‘9“ “'th “lmllgh the Tigers for 313 "reported to have signed torsion sea- plan-outpoiuted Young_ Brown. 193 , 2 - “Utah lit“. , 011 will ”the “1011b!“ W} l unnecessary pains, ‘ ;
3’82“]52 000k ”1911' made “PM down.lson. and of ammonia the Nettn'Nei'v 'York'. in adieu-round ho'ut here, ‘ " depressed feeling, or Mowm' If you W111 get Beecham’s“'Pills" x. ,
: over again. The Fu'h'mounts'. wetzhti—rorir club flirthogood oif,the'.clrcuit.. :Wednesday night; ‘~ j' . -
'~ began to” count in the last part of this. . "i ‘ " *2 ~ ‘ ’2 "~2 ‘ 2 ' ._........."-—
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2 quarter, their line rushesinetting themi CA‘P‘I'I’AIN' BODDENeDEA'D. E'FHEDD“JREESE WING 0N FONTS" ' Gm ' d “‘ Prote t Y n ”H 'th
1-. six or eight yardaf'a't a time, Fairing-i CINCNNATI,"Q.,\ Nov. Mrs-Frank: NEW YORK. Nov. TIL-Wile?» _' - . . an» ' ., j ,- c . 0 .V r 2; ,2 2- ea . a
'2 run and poly were rent in to’strengthi Godden‘. alum.“ the Priceflllill Ath-l Reese outpointed the. Corona K121. in 2 ~ 2, 22;» ~ ' 22 _ H M A. m “hul- 12 - ., ,
gentile Fairmountsi“ line. so that thexiiguc Ciuhifooibhll mm, died lug night: tea-rounds)“ N'Queemherry A. '0 (3| ‘ , . M ii“! .d. 1.. m M W” , 2‘
22. could bring the ball over for a touch-Mono,” .‘n ppm-won undertaken to ”It“! afternoon. 22 2~ .. , 2 ‘ . .. _ 2 2 7
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. ill‘e'cepietijlhe. ball, making eishhurged- Connie‘Maclt. .whlle cilia visit; . .. w- H.--
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down. but lt-iwasfbo- late. as the whiaaireuflé an 1111‘“! received in...‘ game‘1 . ‘ .
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