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Freddie Welsh Completely Out-
ctassed by Jersey Boy Over
Ten-Bound Boole
Vninth and drove Welsh into every col-AV
Vner. sending him back. time and “Vain. ‘
5Witll solid punches to the body aud5
VJoe’s rushes. The cut over Welsh'sV
eye opened again in the tenth and
blood trickled down the champion’sV
‘face. It was a desperate round and
Welsh seemed to come to life when it
was too late.
It was annov was that both Welsh
and Shugrue weighed in at 2 o’cloeu
in the afternoon at exactly 133 1-3
pounds. When they got on the scales
at the ringside Welsh weighed 134 3 41
5ltrlpped. Shugrue got on the scales
Vin full ring costume and weighed 13!
V1- " pounds.
Gene Moriarty and Bobby Moore.o
Jersey City. furnished the opener.
Vwas a corking good fight. bringing
forth applause, such as the Garden eel
Vdom has heard. There was little (1ch
ithe dancing master flavor to this bout. ‘
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NFW YORK, Dec 3~loe Shugrue Professional ms in San Fran-V
made good his promise to muss “9501.500 and‘ throughout the State 0tV
r'reddie Welsh, ul
5bead. Welsh could do nothing with5 _
weeks.
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Johnson. Johnson, who's got VL’iI
lAbthuh Johnson? Billy Gibson says he Vcontract
Vila“ 1::sz him: mad' ind Jack Cur-V01 the Baltimore 0101,10!” here yes- here this week for the first time since
1. man W 0 used to hfiudlfi “19 terdsy and obtained the star pitcher's; the European wan broke out The
‘Agrnpavlne twisters around Chicago, signature to a general contract. but itVVmWVV" me“ “"9 “me '0 guaran-
says he has Johnson' a signature for an
aBuenos Ayrea on March 30,1915.
"Billy Gibson knows that he has no' Plank “m pitch for either 51.105115 making the goods are running in
;claims on Johnson," said Curley, ‘be- or Chicago.
cause i stood right at Johnson 5 funny- 1
tbone in the London cable office whenV
cats 1 represent. All this talk of a
MoVeyJohnson bout is bunkiedoodle"
So there you are. i
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Showing how game Tom Kennedy In. Connecticut Man and c I... Becker trimming stiff hats are imported. but
when Tony Ross fouled him at the‘
openlng show of the Pioneer A. C.. he;
wanted to continue after a rest. The
doctor forbade it The injury has hurst's 11th annual autumn
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WITVII FEIIEIIII. LEAGUE
GETTYSBURG Pa.. Dec. 3.-—Eddle
Plank. of the Philadelphia Athletics,
yesterday signed a Federal league;
Harry Goldman, treasureri
was not made known to which club in
exclusive fuse with Jess Willard in the Federal League Plank would be
~Vassigned. It is believed here that
5
Plank last night admitted he signed
the contract. but would not divulgeV
1 V“ “’er Gibson that he had “W“Vthe terms of the agreement or‘ witthoreign lmportalions of the Cheaper
lwlth me. Johnson is under bonds not which club he expected to be ideu- brands of bands were stepped and
.to box for anybody except the s’ndV'Vtitied
ROBERT HUNTER
TIES FVOR MEDAL
Turn In Loweot Card! of 60 En‘
tranto In Pinchurot Golf.
PINBHURST. N. 0, Dec: d-l’ine~
proved very serious Tom had ‘° “‘1' stout-turnout began yesterday with 50
dergo an operation and will be con- Ventrants‘in the ““5”." round Rob-
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‘Tom was at his best.
(Aarden. last night Hp shipped Welsh those who follow the sport can see had him so that he didn't get arm
in €\"'el_\ round but the second and only gloom Values lt
tenth.
( en The lightweight champitm never definite-at the annual election
was in the running and if Shugrue [mu boxing was put to n aisle vote ref Vto strengthen his arms. and novi‘
had more of a sting to his punches 158‘ eretidum and met its. fate, the lawgets hurt.
which for years permitted the sport way l'm going to invent a watch that”;
TheV will give milk "
might have walked all with the title.V
,. W eish plainly was in bad form. He being beaten by a fe‘lrlmargin.
seemed stale and he was aboolnielyVneW 13V" WV“ 8° ““0 95V“: 9501“ DC‘V
devoid of- speed of any kind. Shugrueicelnber 1%» poll thereafter the light:-
beat, hint to the punch, except whenVlng men must: find another tzttllttiiittr;VVV")r You“: “le8?“ It "18 OlympicA.
V.C in Philadelphia.
the boxing Vped trainitig until Jack agrees income; month all“ an 1 (1551
or organizations. 1 did so because 1V
1'..5‘1-
the champion jolted the Jersey boy'sV ground.
head back with left labs,’ the o’nlyV EffortEVV will behinde by
'punch Fred scented able to land Vii-eternity. however. to secure a la
Shugrue was 011 top of his man eter- VVOTflbVe VflW WVVVV commission V0 “0‘“
“any and made a short of Welsh at “‘01 as In \CW Y0l‘k and Wisconsin.
‘ ( lose quarters, The Englisliman' s ribsV __...._.
were ruddy from tlte‘coutinual thumpsVA NEVER SAW HIS PALATIAL
lauded there. Welsh seemed to spare
his right hand throughout, as if heV M...
.111 gone into the ring with it In poor That Is story Told of “Millionaire's
'V‘V‘V’L’V mm” “1"“ ““8 0“ “Vs “at V Folly” In Harbor View, Black Rock.
'.il1ere was not a mark on Shugrue at
itieVfi11isl1.\\i1ile a cut appeared overV BMDGEPORVT’ Dec 2.——With the:
Melshs left eyebrow V
’Welsh left the ring quickly after the Vflf
bout. He felt that he had been beatenVVhe, civil side of the CV” court, yestcr-V
by the rushing little Jersey boy. andlday'“ where he testified before Judge
besides. the gallery was riding mmVFrank I“ Wilder V“ a suit (or stst‘
thard for his indifferent allowing.13mm"n against 090’“ W. Beets, °tV
Shugrue started off like a whirlwind. VVth '“VU’ another chapter ““5 writtenV
Lite let lit \1itl1 both hands and Welsh
only partly blocked them. Shugrue. V~V“VVVV°"V“VVV9V“ FOVV’V'VV as it is 8011“"
epmed as strong as a little bull and times called by those living In the vi-
be pulled Welsh around as though thGinny 0' Harbor VVew'
werea feather duster. The crowd ad-V Throguh his attorney,
mired snug-ups spunk, and when hel Hill. Mr Glover was placed upon the
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was only 11 Vwoary‘ any more.
\‘i'elsh managed to make u‘emVshort time ,agm—Novcmber 3, to be Kennedy’s falling.
thatV through a special course of training
thud him putV
he
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Jsck Dillon has balked at the weight
Anders has Atop-V
in a few peuuywelghta under a natural;
V.ton
Tom Jones is perfectly willing to lot
‘ .5Ve8VV Willard hold a white hope sinned!
Of course Tom sets hall of lgruntcd by him in London 11151 Aug. 51.911511 less than is so a week us
ing bee.
Vpnir of fighting gloves and is duty
bound to boost him. But Tom seemsi
Ito be serious about It; in fact he‘s on NO ALVAVRM OVERV agar TRUST. 1“” we findings on wages in New York
Vlhe point of pulling his rubber check-V
risplrations undatevedore pr‘oportionoV
that wants to see the fur iiy.
WANT UOHNSON BADLY. 5
CH10AGO Dec. 3.--Will $48,000 for
ican League club? President Weegh-
man. of the Chicago Federals. Alias on Washington street? between Bel-l
George E.’ taken up the case and before the day mire. rated 75 and Greenwsll rated; wroughum the “mg
is over Johnson will probably be
That was silversV s'riuts mus wnv 1m nuaiuv.
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‘und former Secretary
Any time “‘ch ”“1“ myVnntl Labor in the Cabinet oi President
Japanest
fined V“ a 3’00“?“ hospital V" three ert Hutton; of Connecticut. and (11».an nearing the brands of stiff hat
lBeciter. of Massachusetts. made low
“lust my luck ” said Trainer Larry score of the day. botlr
V cards of 85 for the re holes.
turning in
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NEW YORK. Dec 8. ———Oscar Straua.i
inemhér of The Hague Tribunal
of Commerce
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Roosevelm today denied the report
Vthnhbe I just
ocletv Viecause he sympa-
lhized w
it:
1
rly {elitisth said Mr. Sirens. ’l1 rc-
igned more ‘the ”sum Society a
tram a numberV
wanted to cut off all unnecessary ex-
pense and dototo the money
to red as the result of the war.
Mr. Straits pointed to interviews
.V'VOME UNTVV- FINISHEDV Jesus money every time he pulls on a uni and upon his return V0 “"8 coun'
try
to disprove the statement that he
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appearance of G Horton Glover, .lr., VbOVOk of! his MD 'l‘om nurses to kaVpalch mm Magma to Renter's Tel- 1191111111111.
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‘Thé‘VRo ya! commission? resort illsi ‘
Icounla the alarmisutatemdm resard- Vlrcl Ices 11111“ AA 11 week." said Mr.
ing the alleged operations of the Am-V
eriosn Beef Trust in Australia'f
in the history of "Bleak House" or three years' work tempt Johnson. theV GRENWAVLL DEFEATS BELTAIRE. com, :10 0, “A”. and on“ one. sixth
star pitcher of the Washington Amer- “
in 11 well played pool match; playst
last evening, in the Brunswick Alleys.
85. Beltairé was defeated the score
“em to his corner at the end of the- witness stand to tell of an agreement reached by telephone at his home in standing at 75 to 61.
round the rafters rang wttluthc din.‘
‘Vvl elsh tame out coolly and measured
Shugrue 11 M1 straight lefts to the face.5
Heieree Roche; here broke them -. for
the firsLtinie. He had tried to make
them step. back at the command and
the crowd did not like the speed with
which .1119 fighters accomplished “unspent in the handsome building. Upon5V
'ihev were busy painting up welshs’the evidence being heard it was
left eyebrow at the end of this round. lagreed that briefs should be filed byV
Joe rushed his man and did the bet.” both- sides before decision “'39 render-V
ter work in the. third. Welsh appeared ed.
. male He looked drawn and he did it is asserted that “Bleak House“
‘ .110! seem to have hit, usual speed. was bought and built upon the low-
Shugrue did good “ark close in during? "lande Of Harbor VIEWA WEEahOllt EEBVVV
the ioruth round. Welsh tried to even “W“eV‘ 539V“! “1 ““V-VV 00‘3““er “V
'it up with a little slugging himself. but a cost of nearly 540. 000.. It is saidV
'Joe made him grab and hold.
was asserted that Beets Vwas hired for
salary to be caretaker of the property
and was giyen permission to live on
the premises. On the other hand At-
’torney Frederick E. Morgan produced
Beets to show that he was Vmerely a
he took every opportunity to pin suu.f7that Beets. who was yesterday term
grues every busy urine: _ led by counéei for the owner to be a
Clinches‘ spoiled the fifth round caretaker. had enjoyed all the priyi-i’
“elsh tried one desperate right cross 19368 0f the palatial“ home all!“ V“
to Shugrue‘s jaw but missed. Shugrue erection. _ . <
did all the hard work and peppered j .. ’ .. 1 ‘V
\\ elshs ribs soundly every time he BRVDGEPOHT BOXER DIES-V”
got close The sixth and seventh BRIDGEPORT. ‘0onnV., Dec.3 3.-—Word
were hard sessions for, Welsh 81111. was received from Portland. Oregon,
grue never did let up on Wélsh's V.body Vannouncing the (lentil of mini hue.
Only in spots did Welsh standout. lie formerly a. well‘kdowu pugilis‘t in
did use a straight left occasionally. but New England. following. the severi-
‘V 0“! rmt‘d *0 set Shunue's anger tin of a triplet]: the for North. its
up has begs pbyaluily and7 mentally dei
Shanna mattered Welsh with ', ennui tor uteri: I nor in air Ore.
"3*“ “d W ‘0 "19 her in tboleiabth. and Win! “the
The blow m1 Ibo champion boot on in. new: lieu?
his beds and he hated I'M”
”If? 311m was surprisingly
and be male Webb also
314"! My Art the new Irlld Vin
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V League will pay the other 55 000 a
Vyear." be said to President Gilmore.
The that upon viewing his mansiou the-
crowd begun to taunt Freddie because owner decided 30‘ to- live in it andplow players have been added~to the,
gindlsh‘apolis Federal League club. so
cording to announcement made yester- "
' years ago. butr did not play last season
with Beets, made in 1913 whereby It Geffeyville. Kan. and if he will ao-V .__.
cept those terms the Idaho wander-V
will wear a Chifed uniform nextV
year. "
Talk as to the Washington pitcherV
and tlfefirnmense salary asked 11y liimiiV
came up in discussion yesterday in
the Federal League office. President
VWeeghman wanted to secure the
services of Johnatm for the: Chicago
club
“I will pay $15,000 If the ‘Feds‘rsl
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INDIANAPOLIS FEDERALS
eloN THREE new PLAYERS
INDIANAPOLIS. Ind, Dec. 3.-—Three
day by J. Edward KrausVe, president of
the club. They are Bert Psdfleid a
left-hand pitcher; of Lupton, Ooh. who
was with the Pacific coast League two
because of salary , dill nces;‘ Fred
Troutmsnl a right-hand pitcher-.‘who
won 15 and lasts games in he Wiscon-
sln~llliuols Magus lost your. and 1011
Potter. a utility Inflelder. who played
in one of the smaller Western leagues
last season.
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A Practical
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The ‘lwantu Gas Iron
complete with tube 5
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$3. 50
GUARANTEED
Packed in an attractive
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The United Electric
5 Vsomc of the hut manufacturers vurc
golf V
Vdomeatlc manufacturers the factor—
Vtrom (Mrmany The result of this‘ls
V
Ville sale of foreign
resigned from the 'brundfi'
I‘Vh GereriVnny. with lem .ls- Vl
pen 111‘s! our. "run allielnent In ut-V on,“ we MM 111'- .mpom“ can.
looms in this country with. agents in,
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sated to the relief of those who suf- .
SPORTS
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BRUI’HY A‘U) BAblgAl-l D.
‘VAuvA Being lic-
.aJI henna“):
Representatives of New York im-
porting houses handling German
made lines of bands and bindings
Vhate been able to take orders from
local manufacturers for Gannon made
bands and bindings on their trips
Believed \Hcrc They [send R3100 for
Commissionersldps.
Just at present the election of coun-
ty commissioners is the principal to-
pot: of discussion in local republican
circles and the leaders of the party
here. believe that Commissioner John
Brophy. of Ridgefield and Frank Bal-
lard. of Bridgeport, at former Dan-
hurian. loom up very strongly for
selection to lWO of the positions. Ac-
cording to well Informed local re--
public-ans. Mr Ballard' a boom in gain-
Ing strength daily and at present he
is talked of more generally by tlihe
republican leaders of the county for
one of the appointments than any
of the other numerous candidates.
with the exception of Mr. BrOphy.
or the first time in many years
the incoming legislature will appoint
an entirely new board of county com-
missioners for I‘lliis county. The terms
of Commissioners Brophy and Mul-V
vihlll will expire next year anti as
Commissioner Peasc was elected eer’
ill in the last election. his .iccessor.
when he quits the c‘ommissionership
on May 30. will also be named bv
the coming legislature. The commis-
slonerships are “among the most de—
sirable of any of the appointments
Vltégular Shipuic " ‘
och ed:
rice the manufacturers the particular
assortment of bands that they desired
and the quantity wanted This Would
seem to Indicate that the factmies
VGermany at the present time, the
«same as they were lictore the break—
out of hostilitits.
Right after the war started the.
11110111 enient-ed for a time These
bands were for the most part to be
used on stiff hats According to hand
salesmen about sevnent) -five per cent.
of the hat hands used in this city in
the reverse is true in the soft l1.1t
band line and the large percentage of
soft but bands are made in this coun-
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If It Isn’t ~— It ISN’T
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cities.
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ACORN 1
Also Repairs for All Ron
Company
11 VIII! It
that will be made by athe. new legis-
lature.
The fact that all the commission—
ers retire next year leads local re-
publican leaders to believe that Mr
llrophy' s chances for re-appolntment
are bright. If Mr. llrophy was not re-
appointed it would mean that three
men. unfamiliar withnhe duties
the position. mould be namepLo
republicans any the
then the importance of the posit one
is considered. that the legislature
would be willing to appoint three
new men. and this fact makes Mr.
Brophy a re appointment appear rear
sonabli sure. j
V When in this oily-V recently Mir
Brophy. In reply to a question on the
subject said that he was an actlxe
candidate dor reappointment fort an-
pther term it is understood that.
.Commlssionor Muhlhill would liken
WhenV' the importation: ceased
and the demand had to be met by
ion in Paterson and other cities be-
bands. that were formerly imported
expected to mean a decrease in the
volume of stiff hat hands Imported
'In the future. One of the Importing
house représcntumea said today that
the domestic hut band can be made to
compete with those made in Germany
and that he looked for a decrease in
mode bands in
mnnllfucturers
the domestic
al
fields where the but
how begun to use
Band importation. are being made,
througilv‘ltaly from Geometry and the
Allolland reappointment but as he is a emo-
crnt his chances of retaining the pos-
VV F\(.'I‘ORY “VORKE‘S POOR,” ition are "not considered to be promis-
PAID. ,lng.
. Charles M. V.l'larl of Bethel is the
Vlalcst candidate In this section oI'A
Vthe county for one of the appoint-
n1m1te.Mr.Hert‘Vn friends are doing
considerable hustltng for him in an
endeavor to secure his voppoithmcnl.
NPW YORK, Dec 3.-—Durlug (he
Vbusy season last year of I5 000 evo-
Vmen Workers in this city. 8.000 re-
wugea, according to Howard G. “1 ml
ston. director of the wage lmoslign-
thon of the stale factory in‘xesfigat-
lug committee.’ who today summed
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CHICAGO DRY‘GGYS’I‘S IN TltVOlV‘VBYVJ‘ 1,
CHICAGO. Dee. 3.—Financial trou-
Vbleb beset another enterprise in which
C. B Munday. asscclated with form.
or Senator LorlmerV In the defunct
1.11 Selle street Trust
hunk “ 113‘ meteoric“ Actions on" invet-
unturv petition in bankruptcy was
tiled in the federal court here today
against Trnux Greene and Company.
'wholesale drugg‘st and dealers In
surgical and hospital appliances. LI-j
abilities are placed at 8150.000 and
insects 111130.000. meet-veue‘ywas de-
med. by counsel for «the firm, and
Judse undid. postponadAhewnn- the
motion for 11 receiver.
_' BOUVTS THIS WEEK. .
,city at the first of the preliminary
of the omnmlseltm to be held
ere
:ulaii.tl1e.wnge earners .inxest‘Iu
stated by the stale factory commission
Woolsion. I.‘
V “Out of a total of 104V 000 persons,
Vane-eighth earn less than 85.0110-
ivthird loss than :7. two- thirds rel,
make till or mom These figures
were gathered last Winter by exam»:
Ining the payrolls of 530 stores...
shirt paper box and candy factoriesV
“The majority of employee in “1ch:5V
‘Vlinee studied are women and girls»
lbloet of them live at home With that
parents llut others are adrift and
entirely dependent upon their own
earnings It‘ lie-difficult to see how a
girls manages to litc- properly on MP5 1
or 8'1" a week A typical weekly budgetitVVglncmfinu
shows how near the ragged edgej5‘; 3
many exist: Clothes. :1. dor'room. $2: '
food. 32.501 onshore, 30 can“: finch
denials; 120 cents ,. . _ .
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