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" ‘Izsm BY mm A report emanated from Baltimore
-—-——-- yesterday that "Chief" Bender had
. . . lbeen made flattering inducements to
am “m Comssml Shows play again with a team in one of the
M SM c.“ be com major leagues, and that the indian
.‘ was seriously considering the wow-
RGM Old MM] . sition.
....-‘__..,__ When the question was put to
Boxing in Wisconsin under state' Bender the Indian hurler denied it.
regulation has been a success and "The big leagues had plenty of
the commonwealth has profited more chance to do business with me." said
than twelve thousand dollars, accord. Bolder. "before I signed; a Federal
his to a report of the State Athletic. League museum! they didn't even
Commission, prepared and issued (0-, bother me. and they have paid less
day for presentation to the Legislature, attention to me since i agreed to play
The report in part says: . with the Federals. I haven't talked
There was more or less opposition! baseball with any one connected with
to the commission when it was crc-l unsalted baseball—that is an 05'
alad by those opposed to boxing; but. cial—in some time."
wise alid careful administration oi: ’
the law and total elimination of thel ' 'A‘E’ALL NOTE"
evil features of the old-time prize' Manager Phillips. of the lndlanapo-
ring has won thousands of friends for; lie Federal We team, “‘3 announc-
Ihe same. jed that John strands. third baseman
in fact. legalized boxing has met, in 1914 for the worcestcr team, will
with state-wide approval. The gen- pl” With “10 ““3““pr club next
eral public interest ill the sport is re. season. _
hauled in the fact that during the pe-§ ‘Mike Finn and Frank Connaughmn
sw‘ w“. my. Muss“ ’
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riod covered by this report, including
only one full winter season, nearly
thought for a while oi~buying the Wart
terbury franchise. but have changed;
150,000 persons have attended box» their minds. Finn will scout for De-i
ing exhibitions andhave paid for ad- trait. Connaughton is loath to" ‘
Elma nearly a quarter of a million job a manager of a class 8 club.
The Icom i i i President ' 0' the P1151103.
m 83 0“ has been most thinks Demaree will be a winner with
stringent in enforcing the law, and? his club. "Im getting one of the beef.
there have been very few violations, I pitchers in m. game in We " said
in only one instance was a boxer acv ilaker. "After his great work in 1813i
weed of shamming. He was imme-‘I am convinced he has great ability.
diately given a hearing and on being Last year he had a lot of hard luck. or
found guilty was barred from boxing he would have won a lot more games
" in the state for one year.
Since its creation the commission;
has licensed thirty-four clubs. revoked
three licenses and refused. one. The
receipts of clubs Operating under the
commission, covering the period of the
report. aggregates 8245.613”. The
total expenses of the commission were;
83.61831.
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CHALLENGE FROM BRENNAN.
Mlle Smith. manager of K. 0. Bren-f
mm, the Buffalo middleweight, sends
lite-following concerning his charge: 3
'Would like to match K. 0. Brennan
with anyone in the country from 15::
to 158 pounds. and as. he has fought
all the best men in the country near
his weight including Mike Gibbons
twice. Tommy Gibbons, Jimmy Club-
by, Jack Dillon. George Chip. Al MC.
Coy. who he beat twice. Jack Mctlar~
Ion. Tommy Connors, Kid Wagner.
Jack Toiand, Italian Joe Gana, and:
7. "stopped Frank Mantel] in seven
erounds. whom Battling Levinslry could
merely shade. you can see he is some
* lighter. . , l
3Any club wishing his services will
“have no trouble doing business. as he
,is one tighter that dbes not want all
. the receipts for his end.
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‘WEST "HAVEN HIGH BEATS NOR.
: . - . WALK. _
The West Haven High school has-
"netball-team defeated the Norwalk
. team by slicers of 23 to 14, in the
Town Hall, West Haven, Friday night.‘
- .nluchienthusiasm was shown in the re-
sult of the game. as the Norwallr team
has been considered the star team of
Connecticut in school . circles. The
“lineup of the teams was as follows:
1N4 ids-H. S. Norwaik.‘
Show .. . . . . .. ....... F. McMahon
‘ . Right forward. 3
.»I¥siyEas’LL...'....L.’.. ....... J. Louchltltl
. . Left forward. i
crane ....... Oswald
V . ? '. - Center. , i
"‘ Loomis ................. w. McMahon '
, Right guard. '
McGlll , ............. _ ...¥ C; Volhnerj
‘ Left guard. ' ;
~~ The o‘il‘lcials were: Referee, Kimball;
umpire. Kapicslie. and timer. Eaton. l
fresco-ream em. ‘ i
- commons. oi. Jan. mum co.
lumeus losing commission serum
night listed tnevvlsdedsiee.mpsastea~ Magoo. his tremor-muses. nm'
of tones Patsy Chile. 0! New rm.
and Frankie Burns. of New 'onsaaa‘asussodsthst‘mwesls mom!
for alleged Melon of contacts. ,
' An immunitoees'tlm the
tighten accidental ole mammal
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| than he did."
. fans from going to Boston to see a real
. game. Trading of players by friendly
‘ unsuccessful in restraining Caldwell or
~' all the money star ballplsyers are getr
Eddie Collins declares that Chicago
has the best pitching staff in the Asa-
orican league. He always wanted to
play in Chicago and he is glad to be
away from Connie Mack's team. he
wrote Eddie Cicotle. The pitcher the
Collins“ letter to a Detroit writer,and
now Collins is busy telling Philadel-
phia fans that the words in his latter
were interpreted wrongly. ‘
The New England League plans to
have Saturday doubleheadere begin-
ning in June. The idea is to keep the
clubs in the league has caused much'
severe criticism. and the league re-
solved that hereafter when a player _
is traded or sold in the league the
president will have a right to veto
the rulings of the executive commit-
tee. ‘ '
Says President Robinson. of the Buf-
falo Feds: “i think we have convinced
the Buffalo public that we intend to
put Buffalo on the big league map to
stay. We are not sparing any expense
to land Budalo the beat players who
may be procured. and even if‘we are
Wingo from Jumping back, we shall
continue to go after all the leading
stars in baseball." -- .
“I don’t aspect any trouble with
Caldwell nut comm". says Manager
Bill Dodovsll. "as 1ka how to man-
age players like him. Caldwell is 116.
having finely now. from what i saw.
and is spending the winter at his old
trade of telegrapher. This would indl~
cats that Caldwell is no idler. V'With
ting now, you don't see many of than:
working during the winter."
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MAGEE AFTER “COIY” DOW.
“homo. Jan. 1‘1.--LeeMagee.'who
recently left the St. Louis club of the
National League to assume the man-
agement of the Brooklyn Federals. was‘
Einghlcsso today attempting to sign
"Cosy” Doha, an outfielder with the-
St. Louis else. and Marty Inhale. a
pitcher with the New York auctions.
-' Manager Imam odthe it.
bouts Nationals. mm at no}
his": signature to a contract yoster-v
day. but the player deferred until he
could arrange another motorcade with
glue left the am however. mtly
thefltbontsclnb. it.
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to terms-with the New remotes;
. did; the" result . of a mien-deci‘sals'ne m open so assists” 69 y;
tors from the Federal War ,..
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[0 w mss Charles Brichiey has retired 1mm.
Harvard athletics. The football star
because of his operation for append
idseltie is forced to two track ath-'
mics because his specialties, the shot!
.mfl‘hflt “It“ NEW IN “001
istsensona her him. He would like to;
W 101' the mob.“ team. but his3
I loin disapprove of this. . =
. new roan, Jan. ll.-—Oscar Met-g 3'10“" “W WWW "“1 'Wldi
ithew Battling Nelson. always a chum, “1* summer “ ‘ “m m" ”I
{of Leach Cross, has volunteered to PM Virginia, “M" h” was W 1'“
:10! Lead: mm the dll'k I'm-I'm. He intends toooaee next “I!
stormy waters at the Garden Wednes- M may accept “ position in ‘3‘ mid-
“WW. Mislffllemmlfl-
dsy night. The old list will go to
Grupp's Gymnasium Tuesday sndsrnu lefaotory; M"- h‘ h“ “t ’9‘ am
where he will lamb.
the dentist over the jumps. That bout,
ought to be as good as the Cross-l his-l
grue bout looks on paper. It is e vs:
cultar tiling that Cross never has cone-i
ed to believe that he could have tetanf ”MM“ “W W‘“ “MW Award
Nelson's title had they met in a long at m
light. They boxed ten rounds in ms? The lien in the “fill! contest at
and Eat got a great reception after thel Stem continue to but the pace set
bout for his sameness. Leach certain-i M the hens in the mm m
ly tool! the old landlord over the rocks; “on. m laid 1.32: .m l... m
that night for fair. it seems that New ‘3' "WC?!“ more than for at.
son took a great shine to beach that,i Wm! week last year, aye
night because of his illness through. this wesh‘s bulletin from the am
out and he wants to show his apprecb-{i it!“ Was the Connecticut Agricul-
tion now. « M Colleen at Stores.
. , The month!) awards have been and
Big Jim Elliott will meet the "re-Pf? mood as miiewe: Bins ribbon or.
Joe Woods. of Brooklyn. «aunt. at. seat whence to the English 9.. a:
the Olympic A. C. i grits Wmdottes owned byld Can.
i mm film With 3 m
hum at the Pioneer A. C. taunt. Joei m which up”. to “exactly the
Jeanette and lawn Lester Johnsolnl'lllI same “a.“ of eggs Drum by this
be the star in. me pen for theprevionemouu. Co-
Rey Bronson comes to hand m:Mlm' mm ammm
about his charger. Million lesion: 3:: m 21“” mid?“ 3'
This time it is a folder. inside is a_ am it our.” “-4:
statement hen Ban Foley. the mall MMd‘Center “fl, emu! “third
who refereed the bout between-SW10! I‘ll. m ‘ ‘-"' . 22:41” »
and Freddie Welsh and who was sup. The ten lmlumflsmm'l‘i“. to darts-1:?“
posed to have stopped the bout in the; mm” * ;
ninth round. when Welsh wont don. ‘
claiming a foul. Foley claims he gave; “mm 133:,“ wxflm'h“
no decision. Outside the toll!!! in big Hillview 3 In ' ' ‘ ' '
type is printed: I Vt. nymmma' ‘mn‘m
"it's Great Inside; it tells how bill-' Stone I. ent mango“
burn Baylor knocked out Freddie mill guwmhlt‘e Le ”
Welsh the man who defeated wnlle’ mm m ' “m" ---- .. 1
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WESTPORT. Jan. li.-—lllss Mario: MIMI-Ammo. at. White
Keith of this town who last week. un-t mm ........... _. ..... ‘. . .zzs
derwent a successful operation of ap- i "m 3001"! but. 'Manorville. is.
pendicitle. is the subject of consider-5 1-- WNW lessons ...... ....:ils
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closed in the operation. Surgeons:
discovered in the appendix a small
stone, about the size of a small mar-z
NEW HAVEN Conn. Jan il-
ble. How it reached the appendix; 1' l ‘ ' ' ' '
has not. been explained. Seeds arr ' N‘ ed“, M "In I m
not uncommonly found in the sol: " Wthmhuve 1:: lg:
pendix. but to and {substance such 3 mom'mum‘in‘ I w W“ Walter
as atone in that organ is most un~i '- succeed! '
usual Miss Keith is resting comfort-1°.” W to an mm“:
able. . intaletedaybstm- A.IhWiisonot
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zsmma’im in". Camp. it is enabled. is is llse
«Heisman wsonssnav’ m hi- m to we! Moo-ec-
marrow. Jul. 11.-—-The second "0' m Iii-hm N lions not cut--
wrestllng snow of the year for Hart-i '1“ 11" ”Wk!!! OI mam «Visor!
ford under the direction of Edward "'0“ '0 'M‘ MW! main and
Dellwuk will be givesln root Guard. min ~
Hall. Wednaldu night. with Wladakl
Zhyssho as the star performer matcn- '
ed against a newcomer in these parts,
Prank ~Hockman. The semi-dual is
sure to press the star bout hard in the,
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i-‘lillefollowiaaseeores weromldeio
the llsstee’ pool tournament now going
on sotheir roomserall sweet... hp-
lowm-eianevonr last report: ., - -
way of interest for in it, Arvid Gron- .
lund will Memnhmuflmamkm! . I g \ 3:3? 3:39- .
ithrowing the mountainous Frenchman.‘ Em.“ """ ‘ ’ ' ‘ *7 """ 75 ’ dd
'Pbm d3 Cohan, of Guild!» “6 “In”; “aw-sheee‘o so... L" ‘
curtain raiser will» bring together Sinn- M" . . . ~ - a: 30; 19.
'er Livingston. the Hartford favorite, W 100 , .03
'andGeon'se Browa.oneofthabestva.g....:.s ....... too- new
imlddleweight men in New York city. lune as , to y
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Johnny 'lfllbana will take on Eddie. m HAYEE Jan “’4‘?“
mm. monolith boxer. in Phillis Brown. measurements: shares:
dolphin January 23. . '1 addedhooloredmto hosts.
as McGoorty lm sleds-tn «headroom. “abundant-mo!
attitudinal-31h. roam Wei-ll. or is so: feet. six incheein being. no
Chicane. is seeming other Mame about {:5 pounds. ”m
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Connie usch is growing old and
foolish-«yes, just like a fox. Those
who accused the master cratteman or
having passed into his second child-
hood when It“ "ruined" his bell club
by ashtng for waivers on Bender.
Plans and Goombs. and sold Eddie.
Collins to Chicago. may be forced to
revise their opinionasnd sew-mp their
literary offshore before July. mo.
Connie sold McConnell» ssum
generally conceded to be £65,000. ite-
ciai menus at the enchamplons,
with is. ef club’s dnawing power and
less of popularity.
(III-b 'llich sets Napoleon was.
merely upon the W to m
harry ”.000 per year nor teem.
regains lite popular-fly, homes the
Woowerofhisclnbtoapolnt
equal to that if Collhs was ante-her.
and again time his tum emosgthei
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to hoard soonest of the clot The YORK, MELT
poiicessythateemhorsosm~ my..'
cell's homo hemmed loony-piers
of an incriminating m and a
quantity of gold dust valued at several
hundred dollase. Wen is held
without‘beu for . a hearing before
United States commissioner Wright in mm ,
New Haven tomorrow. llllll " Ill .
Magmthepolicathem' t i? ‘ . ..
here was made in connection with the
meat arms in IBM of
Philip whet-man, alias John Davis.
who served a number of years in
prison for Wu. Lutheran
mammaumia
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prospective champions.
Bohemians? men’estedinaloneiysarmhouee
December 23 by CW Rm. 1 the
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YALE'S FOOTBALL REFRIGENTAr
_ - ‘wants to seasonal; seem swans:
silty boa disarm. at was *
W. ' use wih'v-WWiLs-wi «vifio'nfimflffi' m "
eav, wars on stem. . ,
Special Storage to commuters. Stairway he- Garase to Station.
lflWJfiuwflikm Goodrich. n. e. terse ‘ ' ~ ‘
maulrvforaomnnmxlmestrrleu. maximums
reigned. 17‘ case-rm steam-sour" ‘mnwstu.
mmfl’fm New lien
' Luther M. Wright's
emu. omens» unscrew” so was ‘
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Wu”. old to be oteeehtance government secret service. Subse-
tsuthe Athletics. m m 9”- quontly. three other pm were ar-
Well. "Ital! l0 Connie's argument ”'3‘ ll! um ‘m m
onthatmatter. Lem-”hashes” m All use new m
all. Ml eyes upon the m m I“ We”. on "u an
wands-nun Phlladelplhmede m m“, In... mu’ m
:2“ ”"30 ’“flmmv m“ fol-taming. endthetfoarmem " '
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M “"74” 1'” l‘”“""“"’ m" meningeal! inhale holder: was the a“ I”
fixtfignldgereon the contrary, : “ml.- Alena: “m. no “my.” Den lar use-l. e. e Benoit. "
. ”" was ‘ PM“ ed were Commodore I Y. Weber. Ir. Complete with eerily-en
"0 m" ”a“ “1" °‘ W sedans commandant-s.
an'lfl‘lr’mmnanmfimWWL » ' -'
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as d” lfim‘mmm'lmhlfl June-misa‘nkomqm I. n I
mmirmflv M": yawn” “m lleln c s... n. w. oasis. as. an. new.
"0n °" °°" o m :nstice. and Ira. lemon. Irving I. Raymond. ' -
our club he will be working in Mr and. Ire. flohert Carl and- “. 9. ”UT“ ”A". seem.
new scenery. where everything is har- Mm
monfous. where everyone is working
tier a definite purpose. Besides tarry m -
believes, as i believe. that he will have Kid Tana“ . mlg'fdmm
a chance to get into a world's series "it”: u. been obbfsed to box Ford om‘s A.
33.3mm. fights]: a cheer: Johnlnyn “(1X10 1“ I’m!” m" ‘5'“ m nay 'M‘I‘I'MI 5...". in:
pienshipclub before hcduitebseo ninthe madm.‘ M “ii“ b “I A ‘
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