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There seems to be quite a change second round, as he did Monday. NEW YORK. Jan. Ell—When Char--
of sentiment out Chicago way aboutlnight in Memphis. The knockout ley White, stripped, stepped on the-
thev Mike GibbonsJimmy Clabby‘ was perfectly clean. and Sport Salli-l scales at Cooper's gymnasium yester-f
bout, which will be taught at Mil-ivan, manager of Callahan, wires thati day afternoon alter having gone?
antikee. tomorrow night. The fans Rivers was asleep for ten minutes? through a strenuous three-quarters oil
are still unanimous in the belief that Rivers may have slipped back some! an hour. including a real three round
the contest will prove to be one of what since his battle with Leach; fight with Young Cohen. 01’ England,‘
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F“. TIMES 3' MORE ‘ 5 Brooklyn Federals, drew 86,000 out ~ ~ ‘
I m mnou “If member of the it. mills Nationals;
Yells '40 pt sport : find that Ed Koenbchy. new with the ‘- ur
PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 20.—Wflll‘i ‘ Plttabllflh Federals. dl'O' 36,00)
Moore's wicked lett wrought havoc; , _ jwith the Pittsburgh Nationals. .
with Freddie Yelis‘, of New York. in: - 3 —" ITCCK 0'
the six round setto at the Olympic Ashlee“ W I” M OI 50W." . “cums." GREAT FAN,
DIES 'lN new HAVEN
, New Haven baseball fans learned
m 3 yesterday with profound roast of the
able to stay the limit. Foul' times he ‘ . ~-——— ‘ ideath of Henry new. halibut!
tumbled to the mat on the verge ozi, CHICAGO, “IL 20:4,,“ of ”162m as “Clams.‘ Mi occurred
‘ knockout and to“ the count 9‘? points in‘tlle defense of organized base-E yesterday ottoman. itcgrgfid:
nine. but somehow he evaded the; hall in the anti-trust suit brought by films, New Haven. 3 a
blow that. would put him down for.“m Federal League. which will begbeen conilned to that instittion since
the full ten seconds. . heard today. will be based on aectioni last October. He was is seemingly
a... last night. and it was due to mar-j
velous rscuporatlve powers on the part.
or the Metropolitan lad that he was:
Outlaw Recently Passed by;
RANGES~
is the roost couplets Inflow.
cities.
STAMFORD, “Am
. wellimown upstate.
‘ twenty-tour years ago.
‘ road between the “Windy City" and
the classics of the ring. but during Cross,_ in New York, but the decisive” the beam rocked at 136. White turned
:11“! past new days considerable doubt. trimming Callahan gave him demon»: to the crowd and said with a smile:
as eveloped concerning the prob« strates that the Brooklyn boy will' "That’s a lot dili'erent. isn't it b! all .
able winner. Connecticut fans are have to be taken far more seriously: Remember how I came into the r‘l'nl TRAP-SECOTERS FORMED!
rooting strongly for Clabby, as he is than he has been in his own Borough nearly eight pounds lighter than that‘ fleeting of ”mu—[Wm Hold in!
having first‘ of Brooklyn. 1 for Bhugrue? And all". weak and wont Brldpsporh—Offlosrs Elected. L
seen the light of day in Norwich lust? Scarcely less surprising was the? than as l war—l beat him. I'll be full!“ At this week's meeting of the West}
. He never knockout Sam Robldeau. iormsr‘rsix pounds heavier for Welsh than 1 em Connecticut Trapshootors’ WM;
participated in any ring contests in lightweight chnmplon oi the nay»; was for Joe, and i know my punch will. hold at the 3,. 3149 Club. 1311488903.!
this state, but first made a hit upon' handed Gilbert Gallant in the touring be better. You follows can't appreciv tor the purpose of forming . new club l
“Wading the West. His real name is round in Bridgeport. _'Up to the» ate howl felt going into the ring that. me Merlden. Ridgeleld. smabury’l
”ice- time Gallant was hailed as the com-f night. It is a wonderl made the show, Norwalk and grungy-d Clubs were rep:
When the match was made the lug lightweight champion, because’ ing 1 did. i resented, which together with my"
‘Vi'llldy City sports installsd Clabby‘of his hefty punch that had twice “And to think it was a lot of busy-' Hartford, Now my“, armmmt
n 10 to 8 favorite in the betting. Now won decisions orer Leach Cross. 39‘ bodies who meddled between Nate; Long Hill: Danbury m Bothsl Cluhni
”WY are not quihte so sanguine of the will have a long way to so now to} Lewis and myself until i was nearly; will be known in u“, muff“ by the 11.5
Connecticut boy’s clunces. and tho'wlpe out the black mark left by the‘ frantic. lt'snll pnlnto me now “lateral-t: runabout-w Association!
best the Gibbons batters can got to' swat of S. Robideau. ( . '
!time you’ll see Charley White at his; which 1, thoinhtionnl body. at: m;-
gay tils dollar for dollar—even money. . level best," and the little Chicago boy: shooting tournaments will 50- Isldthls!
l o ler words. ’ '
‘ : u ”in." itook another look at the scales as uf “me, at my“ . gum,“ 1.5.!
_The batters admit that the pregnant m . I to make sure that his eyes hadn‘t do-i Haven. mmwirmm 31ml
vlous matches between the two can- Of m, H M! cehed him. . M. The winner of the in ”Emmi
not be taken as an indication of their?
present form. Gibbons has Improved
greatly since then. they now concede.
and the opening match—tho fourth:
“ White boxed three rough rounds with; will. 1, he cm In asst to tho Pan-l
NEW HAVEN. Jan. 20.~'l'he Nowi YOURS 0°11” 0‘ 3'18““‘1' Ons Round; American Trapahsoting event to com-l
Haven won its first victory Monday inf "03““ was 0“ hand b‘“ we bout “m! pots {or the national shoot. l
they will have met ln—is lven a "a suit against John 1‘ Biliard form-E Cohen was so much in weird“: til-h (Juicers w." “a“ yestsrday as]
new aspect Gibb0ns is notglacliing or New Haven road director and; fight "‘3‘ ”“9 11“?“ d“ f“ d tb gfollows: President. W. D. Day. 0:!
solid financial support as the Clabbyiomen ‘0’ ”mm of m '3'800'000 ‘ a mm m the dutiful? in on oi mum “‘Wm' 6m” 0°"!
money is being covered as fast as it which is claimed was wrongfully db! big gloves with W to t B ernoon. .rlok, of New Haven. “d semiannual
shows . verted Ironl the New Raven's coders” Mike (“be h a his u'gilistlc‘ trsaanrer. Willis id. Lyon, of Brim;
' ‘ "through the «concern which was or . n“ u s D port. OW‘ sum,“ importance?
The bout has amused tremendous ho Biliard tootsie down on referee Harry Stout. . l
interest throughout the Middle Westlammd m an“ as t
, , .was nan-acted and tin-tbs: arrange-
. company. created to take care of the? mono Wm” stand tor Harrison ' work. nuts for the coming summer's work
Hundreds'of Chicago tans. as well as’ Boston I: Mains stock obtained by
many from other nearby towns. will
i in the ring. Gibbons says they can
be at the ringside ““8 hew Haven.
‘ were completed.
when the two. ‘must not lean again
“main" boxers" Judge Case in the Superior Court
; name any man they want but itinerant .
get into ‘ action} ‘ Mike won't light.
" ‘h" “’9” "‘9 BENJAMIN rams KNOEDLER mi
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Twenty special cars have been re-ih?nd8d down a decision in who the:
‘ BEST PLAYED WE 0F 5,
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served by Chicago fans. and every :szgxigscfidiiflngr ‘22?“ y ask ed} The boxing commission had a busy TOURNAMENT s
l l f h \l En is d' session yesterday. First. Kid Jackson. 891°” ‘ high gathering gt pool fans:
Milwaukee will put on two special Q.“ 1“ 53mm“: {:8 £02" glazinJ who fought Battling Jim Johnson at 81:? 8:23: n 33:0 Rodt nasal; rm
trains. Two hundred and titty sup-l h: g“ do“: p32; 0‘ fwo ycouutsl the Pioneer S. C.. appeared with Mans: c ll c 8. high ' n ' on
porters of Gibbons will make the1 f 'n “new: i‘slnt m which it is charg-‘ alter Doesaerscll of the club to‘disputol l l d l ed to .
journey from 3.. pm]. they having :d J; a 'Psecrct trust" existed {the charges made in a morning paper at p are n so no. t
- - . ,, in showed that there are fow‘
already reserved rln side s ats. Sea- 9 that Jackson was seventy pounds light-‘ 39‘4““ l
g e can't Separate Transactions. 2 er than Battling Jim. Jackson proved, h" equal m ‘0‘“ when he ‘5 shooting;
cihl cars will also go through direct , ' . . i
from Hammond to Milwaukee. New‘ Am” a ”View of the history 0" to the commission that he Weighed in form “me after “1“ £033.31“;
the various saying .Redhp ao'that Rod would have;
, complicated. financial ? '
\ork will be well represented at the l 193 pounds. i t = .«v i
bout too. "m“c‘m” ””8““ m“ Two omcers of the Culley island A.. ‘0 “Mia 0-0 or? two balls. thenz
Billiard.
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Present indications are that Glb- ”mm" the ‘1" Have“ "M a" . C. appeared to prefer charges against 3“" ““‘d "m °“ “W“ " “‘1“ “I“
bons will hold'a slight advantage in
the New England Navigation Lo... three other slicers oi the club. which, before ““3““ WM '“ h“ ”we“
weight. it is expected that he will
,followlngr the tran‘hfgr by “m; Ntom proves that the war spirit is spreadln: shooting. Benjamin V” never out “i
so in the ring weighing about 154 $3833?“ 3:34:30 kiss; the 22:33 to these shares. The complaint lads- 25:23:: sf;?:::y°zg°geh;.3;
pounds. while Clallby will scale ms that the mumuons are so vim. ed against the Long Acre A.C.. by Kid n not b ttin a break “a mm
about 152- The match was made at l interwoven as to the incapable of Herman. was dismissed, as this was ope an yget lg ball
158 pounds, ringside. The naming of b11118 separated. j the second meeting It which Herman; niggum: :thZJQh‘ bah!“ 0‘ the
that figure was Only a formality, for He also says that it appears that} has tailed to appear. Eavenlng . running of! thirteen balls.-
both men are well inside that limit. . however subservient to the mad' the: A license msmnted the One HHH- Home". was out Med dumenemmi
‘New England Navigation company: dred and Thirty-fifth Street Amuse, b t t m 'medp as he clearl “3.3
MM“ l‘VaS, it was nevertheless an essential. merit Company to conduct boxing. "(0‘ :mgtgygg, when m. scoraystoodi
several South Norwalk Boys Appear. and constant W” Of all ”“3 transom: Fordon is t e manager. gilt to 51, Joe McMahon was heard to!
ed on the Card. .tlons. While it may have been~ the; COLONEL Jotct‘s FUNERAL say: "Red won't get as many balls as:
Harry J. Smith, of South Norwallt,‘ “19’9“ '1“th the decision 33"- ”; WASHI‘IGTO‘.’ Jan 18 ~11qu .1 «d 1pm bé beat‘ma." When Red
was master of ceremonies at the box- this proceeding it is not ”1" 3. MW ‘ arrangements were being 1:1.“ he“: heard this, his German rose risht 0“"-
illg entertainment of the South End plaintiff. but a very ““93“” “mind” for Col. John A_ Joyce. knowni of his red head and his lrish rose in
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:tllletic iClub,ln Stamford. on Mon- Ziiigltgsogfustlistgrzasltlty. degree 0 i throughout the country by his poemeims backbone. and he started to play
ay even ng. . : . -- '
The festivities began with a four “‘9 defendants who are ””95“”
round draw between Frank Fay and ed in the action are Mr. Dillard. C. F.
K. 0, Geogs. Young Oleson. of South ”“31”? Samuel Hemingway. 0- 8‘}
Norwalk. shaded Jimmie Murray. of Mellon, 1‘1 D" Robbins, Samuel More-l
Bridgeport: in the next bout. Kid house and H‘ V. Whipple.
Skinner and Toughey Askew provided
a lot of amusement in their semi-
comic grapple which went as a draw.
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Monday, aged 72.
Colonel Joyce had lived here torlbenismln’s 110
hair a century and won the name 'of'
“Post of Washington." He had pub-g
lished more than a dozen books, most-l
FINAL FOR CHECKER TITLE.
CHICAGO. Ill, Jan. 20.—-llugh Hen-
FRENGH BOXER “ILLBD' leather also of many fugitive verses. i can checker championship by defeat-‘
Another French boxer Of my“. . . - ,_ “1 im' AM Jordan of gundon' the
. , klfisd il‘ active | . fis' Colonel-Joyce laid claim . to s. , . 1.
Lid Murphy, at Stamford, shaded Joe ha“ been - world’s champion. The fifth and flew
, . authorship of “Love and laughter."-
'Bargy'bfitsoulthdxgmk'dm T32" fudButlln‘ftfiilm‘t' fifénwi “"3 W0“!!! "‘0 EléllBh-sreaklnoicldlna some lasted four hours- PN-
goo 01! . s 011110“ e, 0 m-
iworid by its: um line “hugh sun that nominative mil nllyod four drawn.
ford, easily wen over the mysterious France. ”“1 about the unluckiest-lnau world laughs with ":1: '9”. and you! games. Henderson was the winner of.
“Izzle. momma." and in the star bout- . ““t m" “m" m" ”wed m‘ {week alone." but his claim has been i the amnion championship in 1913.
You"? Clancy W33 n0.-match “EBA,“ gums IN NEW mm. disputed and the. controversy at one} Newell‘Bauks. of Detroit. and Louis
\otmg Brooks. T1115 bout. lasted but( NEWV LIILF‘ORDl Jan. 20%A bfimltm attracted '1“ “tuna“; |Ginaber‘. New ‘York Guy Chump‘hionv
two rounds. Clancy. who had....be.en:‘on .Grove mt owned by Willinm‘ During his long residence here. Col-Ebb!“ nightflraws 1"” third 31‘“ and
getting the worst of the encounter-.1Mnlsh and occupied by A. E. Handel“ noel “we made many friends among" then. tho‘eh'dmpionship having been
‘ ‘°“' “ ”“°‘“‘"‘“' w” “m“ 1"“ stntomsn or prom" once. no was slfibdiciliodthullttblrdbfiza.
was fouled by Brooks unintentionally: '
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and had ‘0 quit. H“ mm l m n g ‘ v" "‘10 native of Ilrelnnd. ‘ The next Am erioan checker tournaw
Iinnn Treadwear. who, lived in
“ . g ', lbuilding. discovered the blaze and lib-
KlD BURNS OUTPOINTs COTTON.{emted the horses. The loss is $3,000,
Kid Burns had a shade thebstter of; “my “"9"“ "Y ‘naumce- '
Uleaflflal bout ’3 M’ M . ~ : . ~
New York lastg'llight 1.233.: wmlxm'r G1" to SUNSHINE shun,
. ‘ ' ._ - » 3 NEW BRITAIN. Jan. 20.—-—J. spen-
Latton in ten rounds. . . ;cer Douglas. a wealthy resident. has
‘ Jack Dempsey made good in theipresonted 100 shares‘ot the American
semi-windup by stopping Frankie War-Iflardwm Corporation “”9“ t° “‘9
nor in the ninth round. It was a finallots] branch .of the International San-
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NEW YORK.1Jan. 20.—--Leach Cross
our. NiGHT IINOCHLE
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our Brothm’ mega. No. 10. l. 0.?
o. n, of Norwalk, will have a ono‘1
night pinochle tournament ‘ at the K
close. of the regular business meeting a Brooklyn filll‘hmitht. 'h a in”?
next Monday night. it is expected 3 round bout to Brooklyn. last night.
pool room. Both Benjamin and Knead-5'
"and other writings.“ He died here? as he never played before, making 84 .
:balls (McMahon‘s score was 79) to .7
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,ly poems. and biographies and weal dsrson. OITPltleburgh. wonthe ,Amerlw
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meal will. be‘ played inrlttrburgb in *
authored and outfought HarryPier'oe. ,
'ood osl oath came as a "R. n ‘
b.1111 ASSOCIATION :6 of the Clayton act recently passed': p h thwfi: mid“ k to those Y o ’ "I'
0' l ‘ . “I ”.50 u u on .
. by Congress, according to a report our who i vs known him (or years. Per- 880R"
rent here last night. The section
which the attorneys for the defence
are expected to cite, reads:
ibaps no more interesting charactsr
'ovorniadsastsadypssotlooolat-
.. . tending baseball games at lavin Rock
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stores" y . la unique iigurs and possessing ofa
' pleasing disposition, he made many
Also usual» Mr All has“ ‘
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The Federal League's bill of com! friends among the ”93“” mm", 17 Wall “z m V”:
”mm "k” um mm” mm“ M‘ b his antics at Savin Rock baseball 4 _.
declared a trust in "restraint of trade .y 4"
.. games. it was his bobby to station
“d commerce. it was “M lasti himaalliaths first base bleachers. day
night the attorneys tor the defendants: after day and yell humorous ks
would contend that an organised base that In “1" him one 91 the mosltutalb
Shift: $33.3?" “ ““°‘ M ”‘d .. or email-“mo gym
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it was said last night thnt no more ”m taksn :0 activmterest in tho
amdavlts would be tiled before the next and. In”, times 1“qu season
opening of the case. The additional m he would remark. um i,
testimony to be presented probably Clams?" ,
will be verbal. President Toner. or!
the National lasagna. is among those
likely to take the witness stand. it
was generally predicted that Judge
undid. before when the ones will be
heard. and who is widely known as a
baseball enthusiast, will use his knowl-
edge of the game in questioning wit-
nesses. .
.According to the aflldnvits illod so
far. the following salaries an alleged
-to havs boon adored ball players by
the Federal Magus and either accept-
ed or refused by the players:
8m (W’s ’18,“.
Perritt ((accopted). ”.000.
Hamilton (accepted —— reconsider-
ed). $7.000.
Falksuberg (accepted). 81.000.
ireverens trotusodl. “.000.
Visit (refused). “.000.
Binding (acceptw-rscousideredl.
85.800.
Cooper (refused), 85,600.
Agnew (refused). 86.000.
Shottcn (refused). $8,000.
Walker (reused). “.500.
MoQuillcn (refused). H.500.
Baumgarduer (refused). “.000.
Kshlor ( (accepted —— reconsidered).
83.350. .
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Sentinel wont: have «lots returns.
, #m—fi’ut 8440. Hearing. Car ma
‘ Town Car tan—t; s. a. scroll.
Complete with snub-slat.
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as cool-ll mm “my. .
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State. Today its
fans is world-wills.
new has: sr
Magnsr a Troy,
South Nor’walk, Benn.
Your car may” lead hello-res. My
prices are risitl ,flbri'm
Will can fill find deliver W 1.
[airfield noun . . 1 . _
Nrd Parts; Vsrd Tires and Tubes“ ‘
Very Low Prices.
Give us a coil. Romanians! senor. y
I! overhauling. N3”! is the“. to i
make arrhfiments. . '
roan, especiaals'rsff,‘ . .
‘ that Garage? "
122 sourlllmll an" .
pum‘m‘ “j
Luthch. Wright’s
limuatt sanctum .......... .. ............. mass 'rc cases
MAXWELL can "on can 10 acre
Franklin shoot L South Norwalk
unuurwhnuunul
. ;; Saturdaysigd Sundays: .
the Rural James In:
. rim panca’bs sorter-litmus."
_MUSIC SUNDAY overuse. H.
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’ ‘ ‘shrczrlt‘lphnfnsomnsnsano commissions. ‘
HoussWil-ing, Motor Maintainance, Lighting Fixtures, Wfisle— ‘ "i; y
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goals: and Retail Supplies. '
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» shine Society as a. memorial to his
encounter all the way. 1 '
that there will than large turnont‘of 3 Pierce pntyup. hard ‘battlsrand took
late wife. Caroline B. Douglas; 1’ ‘ ‘
r, the members. jhea‘vy punts 1‘ it . 1‘.
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