:.. ................... .‘l'w'u'If-Z-iiffifl' r mllv m ”I * Mm W Ithe enthusiasm of the crowd whanI mm ' _ . . ' I. he delivered an appropriate mono-E ‘ . logos on the Acorn Athletic club. I ’~'~ ‘ cm W WI us not null: ................. *° l ll clue to ----~ The committee responsible for the . . Puke! um thepoerleumssI .. Ieatertainment was composed of theI . ter- ot boxingugan June Conny, the ‘ 3 following. Archie Cameron, Tom, ' . Dublin Gust, his hit “Minn yes. Him. and Local Fans are SoreI Cassia! and Jun Willhms- Slim <~ In Won from Irish champion . o B B Brennan refereed the boxing exhibi-~ '0“ M Before loser kc: m with tiniest m whichvill ' "r "“990” nuts Itions. and acquitted himselt well, do; Cf Mil-"rm [.0303 t. she place et W Square Get-den. isplte a little uncalled for adverse crib” , ' New York, on Dev. 15. usnlDEN,nec.11.—Berore theLen- ox.A C here. last night. George Alger. Battling Runs, the last and clever-Ilcism .trom the gallery during theE Peckey tound (“it “Juli taint- boxer, of this city. had his nose broken iiubbs-Kunz mill. The next smoker log and leading. 86 showed the [filth last evening. before the Acorn A. C. IIof the club will be held January 10. ' man that hig‘teintsAwere simply open- club. in Bridgeport, when Teddy I inas'to Him-Ind that his lends lluhhs butted him with his head. W7ill Meet You at .,. r-W‘ To five-6M” . bur-rover laLW‘ *W “*‘J’N‘A-‘Vfiyr .- “mid“ keen... If. , “THE PLACE OF SATISFACTION” Local fight fans are far from satis- . tied with the treatment Kunz received last night. It is said he had Young iiubhs on the verge of a knockout in the first round, when the referee, who M’Vll PROVES “)0 Id: Boston. earned a shade victory over IJohnny (Kid) Alberta. 0! Elizabeth, . IN. 1., after ‘. test ten-round tilt. Bath mm [on mIboys put up an interesting bout that called for merited applause l-nm ' ringsida's. Alger‘s best asset wee s were wild and-Meetivp. Under sto- Bbrland’e «tuition Coley improved a great deal in his boning toward the end of the training stunt with Al Kn. biak end John taster 3m Matchmaker Jimmy Johnston. of is Hubbs' manager had the gong puii- sam‘ I wl the Garden. has insisted“ thet Billy ' m m: M sad in M ef- .. ed. in order to explain to the crowd T Baa, II“ in; left I“ that he I " Roche Marks the Salim-Code! bout u... u... am... was a mm match and; colored Bontat Falmost MUM nest rm; regardless or Billy Gib- In the semi~windup Wild Bill Flem- NEW YORK Dec. 11. -—Sam McVey'Ing' oi Oldtown. lie. outpointed theI Kunz decidedly had the better of the I‘M Battling Jim" Johnson w'a'uOdtII-ufled Red Am” in um ”Didi-“7:9 floing in the second round as well aglhugged and occasionally punched tor, "611mm he“ WWI?“ . stay. the first. up to the point where hisI ten rounds at the Fairmont A' C lutIKline “d Patsy Brodege thnrzw'egur nose was badly broken. The crowd ”W The result was never a dark ID“ in the fifth round I grad rick was with Kuuz and expressed memsecret because MOVE” tathomed mei’l‘he bout was . ”will“ a r- approval 0‘ his work Iproblem from the ilrst instant that heI 3"" no match for 8; miefiimh Battling Kunz is a clean and spirited put up his hands and banged theal Iienoed fl"! zommrzfn $10 on scrapper. and with everything even, it leged Battier until he was s punchlzlg ‘scheduled to! go" Kite owls; to I is conceded he could better Young bag, A" the finish Johnsons right eye with Broder: o: in wel lit. As lilllibs. It was dldloult nxlltiug withaI W“ cm“ “a m“ up“ 9““ MW” we" met II "In aIsited for alreworksI broken nose. After the light Hubbs showed no marks of the tray. McVey. n result the much I00 led t ter- ‘ expressed a desire to meet Runs in I! weighed 2” pounds. Johnson 222‘ in the preliminary so “I 0 m not a fight with the intended finish a knockout son's request that Billy Joh not in thst mueedeveryneanetohavehhom- ciste. bottom Mennonitienm Jim Weld Johnston. wlllrr instructor lo cuss all 29s A ten-round bout between Charley White. of Chicago. and Young Shu grne. who recently whipped world's Champion Freddie Welsh. was ellncb~ .-== capacity. At s. mating last night Gib- ' THE RoY'AL JAMEe INN I NEW YEAR’S ~ EVE There will be an extraordinary entertainment, including a high- clm CABARlET. I have reservedlmy table. Yours‘ior the Celebration. ed yesterday by Matchmaker Jimmy -» r‘r—w." «rut ————- , -—»‘ —-- .IIIhlIiIinIILIf If It Isn't -- It ISN'T ll "w?!" stunt-flis:s:s;a:-;e;a1s.’e sjljsjate:e2-Ie;e;a.-:. """ Ramona-aha .o :I;I,I:l,l._:I;I‘I_IZI;I‘.I.'.I:..=4‘ 1" . ‘ Il Our ITOCK 0' RANGES~ ummmmnmm cities. STAMFORD, mess YORK. - serum ACORN ‘ Also Repairs for All Recipes. Jones 8: lintchltiss Company I I 6 17 wallet mat-re. I ... McV ey-dld what little b there ““1“ (1:21;? battle at the January boxing; was in the first round. it :3; over. Referee Dave Fitzgerald of N" m M it will be held in 31'4“ A... a result or the iniury recelv ed Is left hook severaltlntes to Johnson's H"°“' wse "Meet“ ll)! tzwmtg: son Square Garden. N."Y.. December which is a serious one, Kuns will have “we “mm” “mm“ a‘ m“ "m" sum” or III“ you“ IIll lo l ad- 29 to call off his fight with “Red" Allen. 9"“ ”WWW”- “‘1 "3W" "m ’1" am and mom mm W .121. “solid of Bridgeport. before the Coast Artll .gloves. Once Johnson h" ”CV" in mil-ere presented him w ‘t in. iery Corps carnival. to be held inI the fibmwilh a hard right. Isllver loving cup standing m“we Bridgeport on December 18th. McVey neuly dropped Johnson early Ilnches in height T111336 wit my: Five bouts were stage d by the in the second round withaehort hard ”at“! as ‘ when 1?: “1,36, 1, Am“ A. 0., last evening” and as left hook to the chin. liohnaons legs WW“ "‘9 ”9“!” 3'," whole. they comprised one 0‘ the shook under him. but he reached out held 5’ boning '0'". The winner of this encounter will be the real Amsrlcen lightweight titleholder. Willie Ritchie to the con m insular-unduly. White to oil pected in w York by next Tuesday: Johnston will which to "6!» . , Shugrue proved to a big crowd in _ get him quarters in Civil Service is Constant Prepare at Merrill College The Demand For Male Stenograplle‘rs any other car—anywhere;— three to one? Over new in use-have you remit" Runabout mo Touring ear “to. classiest cards ever uttered the pub- with his arms "k" a drowning man lic. There was last work in all and for a life reserver and held onto Mo K. 0. BlllWlll "INKS 0|" tuo were decided before the limit was Vey. This punch of McVeys tollowedI FEMS IN TIIIIRD ROUND Kelly Fouls Fox. ham 5 stomach. I ' up. quter Jim had sunk a hard right into‘ Eddie Kelly was in a m.- way to New! closed Johns-one right eye Knockout Brown. the little EestSlde win his pom with Young Fox until Usht in the third round with a stiltI Dutchman. toppled over Harry Ferns the middle or the third round. when; '8“ “00k 1““ ““9” tWWW! opened In the third round of their scheduled crown. White held Welsh to a draw he fouled his man and the tight im- ““3 enraged 301mm" and he used 1011- round bout at the Pioneer A. C in a Milwaukee no-declsion ten. modilrtclv came to a conclusion Irough ““39 tactics 01”! MCVBY- John-New York. lest night. Brown's l'a-Irounder several weeks ago. In the fourth and last round otII son went to his corner bleeding at the mono “left. to the body" was the blow} their exhibition, Art Ha d ster- “will“ lthat sent Ferns to the land or dreams.I _ ed‘ K. 0 Brown " onyewnYyorfrIawitn They were no rough as two black Brown weighed in at 147 pounds andI W Friday 11181". I0!“ 0” lehtd‘ the 1(_ 0_ sign, the sleep producer he bears in the fourth round, Very mug Ferns upped me beam at 139. Ied a quantily of dynamite in the run it ing a short left-handed flush on the boxing was displayed. McVey was Brown dislayed hlg old farm and pond in Pleasant Valley. Reddlng. the jaw. Though lacking science. both Willing. butIJohnson ran into a clinchIclearly outiought Ferns. Ferns made a water at which had been lowered 0: boys were mighty Sluggers. and the at every opportunity and pinned Mc- fair showing in the opening session,Isccount of the bridge building ioh bout met with the hearty approval 0': WM; hands By dint or suddeuIbut K o. slowed him up in the second there Great mortality among the no the fans. hawk-like swaops and by tearing him-Iwith a terrific lett to the body. Near resulted and this was doubtless the ob. Tom Hawthorne outweighed Toot: 89“ away out of the embrace of hisIthe end of the round Brown floored lect 0f the perpertrator 0" perpetrators Siatterv by 30 pounds. but failed to OPPOHent- McVev landed a couple or Ferns with a left to the body. the bell who are supposed to have garnered a put his man away in four rounds. ‘lefts’to Johnson's tacit. learning to Han-ya rescue Igoodly spoil. although a lot of dead . Moran. whose place Slattery took, was The CfOWd yelled to Johnson to box Pete McVeigh shaded Bill Cassldy in Iflsh were floating in the DOM! the next colnpefled to fox-ego the bout, as he in the fifth session. Spurred on byIthe semifinal bout. ,Iday. the amphitheatre that he is a con- tender for the world's championship Iwheu he took Welsh into camp. Had there been a referee'e' decision rang dared on that occasion the Skeeter to: day would be wearing the large leLED FISH IN REDDING POND. had a bad fracture of the knee cap. by his rough tactics and unwilling- ness to allow his lighter opponent s chimes. Hawthorne made few friends. and landed it on McVey' s ribs. it wasi this Johnson finally tore over a'right‘ ”w- EAGLES‘ POOL TOURNAMENT. the first good blow that Johnson hsdI. In the pool tournament now going landed in the bout. McVey then usedI on at at the Eagles' rooms, Wall street. ' An Tuesday, Wilbur F. Smith, game and fish warden for this countyrcame from Nor-walk to investigate the case and in company with D. R. Werner, the , .his right for the first time and shook Iuptow n. Charles Schuman. rated 109,Ilocal warden. made an extended in- JOhnSOH up with a right cross to the last night deetated Iolm Friend rated‘qulrr. Thorn were no immediate ar- “1"“ I75, 100 to 45. The score by frames rests and whether they obtained the MOVE? doubled up Johnson’s kneesI Schumsn—loo. Friend—75. fact; they “I?" 3““ d0“ “0‘ 79'- 39' *Bosse Displays Form. Young Bosée. though fighting his first battle in over a your, and doing so without any training. easily out- pointed Blacksmith Mcoahay in the and made him so: forward Into a? 7 77-1 ”a" semi-final bout. Bosse looked as good clinch With a terrific ”EM '90 “in iawI 19 . 9"1 ' as he ever did in his palmy days, as soon as the sixth round opened. 26 17 barring only a matter of a dozen Johnson swayed like a swing. but by} 36 22 pounds, which he might take or: to cumming repeatedly and husslnBI 46 27 advantage Ihard. managed to keep from toppling; 59 . 29 Doc Heath, Bosse’s manage“ an. over to the mat. This Was the bestI 6741 34—1 nounced that he had received and sc- round or the light. ‘ I I “—2 37—3 3 __ , . _ _:j‘*. gepted an offer from Al Bates, pm. There was very little action inthe‘I 8! 43—4. ' meter, to put Bosse on with'Young seventh chapter because Johnson; I95 ““1 A Prompt Relie‘ clung so tightly to Movey that the 100 Tonight Fredprick Brewer. rated 70. will play James T Hubbell, rated 50. McVey kept shooting his left into: -—~——..-'—-—---—---- Johnsons face and stomach in tho; evens HA8 PNEUMONIA. Linonine, is the gut-est and most . eighth round. while Johnson pounded; NEW YORK. Dec 11 :—The illness thorough famed), for 9,11 forms of t. . which is to be only the first ox it away at the kidney: in the clutches} of John J. more. captain and secondlwnvlgl espécially thoge hacking series in which Basso expects to up. This session was slow and did not -2Ipro- baseman .ot the world's champion coughs. that breed bronchitis and ‘ pal-t this winter. 'duce any more action then the pro-I Boston Braves, took. a serious turn- m “implant dangers.- One tea— Leta of Entertainment. vious one. - I.yeeterduy The physicians who have spoonful of Linonine “I bed? Outside of the boxing there wagI McVey twice plunked his right intoI been attending him at a local hotel time so soothes the membranes plenty or entertainment for one or Johnson's face in the ninth rouno. reported that he had “VOW“ that the irritations are healed the “nest crowds which the Acorn but the punches MM high. Thanks pneumonia in on lung and W“ “I ‘ sufficiently, to permit a peaceful A. C. Club rooms have ever held. went 1301' Job!!!“ I“ ripped 0"! series. condition. _. - night’s rat, “and this treatment 'Bongs were rendered by- the i’oliow- several lens and rights to the tees [livers contracted s cold early “Hallowed for a brief space of time, . dig; Eddie cola, "When You Wore which made Johnson hold on. The! the week while in site'ndsuoe st m°IrcstIores the user- to perfect . a who end i Wore a Big Red nosey. up all Johnson did—hold on. Iennusl meeting of the National thealth‘ we builds up the : I chlr Cole or the Faust «heron. "sly“ lever vu sble to hit Johnson col: no. but did not realize his audition, ‘ ' , . meatless.” snd"Wben You're atlreetinesisthstnthroesd. mow m. President 0-me M tongWayhoetllomez"Joe My.wesdaetothotectthatlohseenheldorthenoetou club. and Secretary . “Della em" Tommy-eh. moo-Hendweeflaetbreekewey Tneuiokevhgereseelsgcoltthattbey ‘ mum-W seam. mummmummu-uvmmmma ' ‘Ii .W W m reassitiatualelebsssevhbterhue. tum... 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