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is onplete onto Jimmie Claw much as any other professional play- league “:ee [2:“26‘; $0321]; (1;: g :- = $5 E =—....-;-A -:__=-_. 1:. :- =3 5': % .__-,--._.-...-
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“Elm“ Class obligations l am under to Connie , .
,. the Woolworth buildnig, on March 9.
'—‘~ Mack, says Stufl'y Mcinnls, of the Like all other minor lea ties the '
\izw YORK, Jail. 23.---.\1ike illi- Athletics, Who was recently said to , g - . -
. , _ . . ,. ‘ Bill Pfau circuit is rather rickety.
Imus established himself pretty well as be liming “1th the Feds.
. . _ . _, . Several towns are rather uncertain
middleweight champion of the world, 1 am under contract 10 play Wlill'
. , . whether they care to have Atlantic
ltiui‘sdtty night in Milwaukee, throng the \tliletlcs this year, but even it
, . ‘ League ball next season and a
his complete rout of Jimmy Llabby, i were not i would wait for Mack to.
p band of insurgents has sprung up in
the man who has cried louder tJiiiu say the word and if he wanted me
, . the league who plan to ease President
any one else over the title left by the nothing could induce the to lump t0 .
. , . . (ox out of the presidential chair.
tintortunate hetchel. the Feds. i oweevelythlng to Mack. ‘ . . . .
, . , , . lurnle Landgraf would like to shift
Al McCoy is still to be considered, if it had not been for his advice i .
his Danbury team to Jersey City.
not its a worthy toe of the St. Paul know a number of players who never . l,
, » . . while Billy Pfaus pet nine at Perth
phantom. however. McCoy claims the would have attained their present , ,
. . Amboy is undecided whether it “ill
title through his defeat of George Chip rating as stars. but some at then) . .
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by a stiigie punch. Since then Mot 0y . seem to have forgotten this tact .
. . league. lBlly Will not know until
this pertorined liiditterently. The no“ that things have broken against ,
‘ March I whether his team will stich
worst third raters have chased McLoy , him. The game knows no more 'illulllei‘ season ,
nil over the ring. Gibbons, on the oth- honorable man than Mack and those '1
4 Mlddletown, the home of President
or hand. has gone on quietly and im- who may see tit to desert him will ‘
. . (ox, is also doubtful. while the Aobury
proved With every light, soon realize their mistake. i will
. . , Park team is to be shifted to either,
.\o one will question Mikes claim stick to him as long as my services it‘lovtrsfllle or Amsterdam \. Y ‘
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ilow~if he makes one. The extraordi- ‘ are desirable.
nary thing about Mike is that he
makes no claim. do has stated lilm- masons ANNEX FOURTH IllilillSllllAl. HAGUE
self that he is perfectly satisfied to go IN ROW FROM STAMFORD
does of President Rosalyn M. Comm ' ’
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The New 1915 Maxwell “25” is the
biggest automobile value ever offered for
less than $1, 000. Our production of
60, 000 cars makes the new price of $695
fully equipped (with 17 new featured
along as he has done, creating interest ---—-
HIDUKh through his cleverness to cause Great Work by Beckman and Swan 80““ “mg
a slight demand for his services. , son Overcome: Strong Play of Big v‘ possible. ..-
"if it pleases McCoy to call himself George Smith et al.——Sorleo With : , '
champion." said Mike recently, “let‘ South Norwalk Clinchod. Mist night was the opening of tho ‘
him do so. l'in far enough away from BRIDGEPOR'I‘, Jan. 23.-Atter the} industrial Bowing League at the Pal. Here are the 17 New Features
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McCoy to smile without his being em~ hardest light they have yet had withlace llOWllnx Academy and it large‘
lurrassed. Let him claim anything he the Stamford basketball team, the! crowd witnessed the defeat of the ""9“" mourn-lino “7' ”"Etag “31h“ bun“ by ’0‘! ”mm“
wants. 1'" be just Mike Gibbons, Blue Ribbons finally pulled out on top" Lockwood Manuiacturlng Company in ‘ 2-‘f‘di'13tl'bl9'ft0nf Wk “m“ “‘9‘“ . . .
tinliter." And he is. .I“ Stamford. last night. by a 28 to 25: three straight 'sanios by tho Norwalk E 1—3:. hlgh‘ionsi? 3:41:13: r; 1495:2325 make of amt-skid tires on rear
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Charley White had a strenuous day with four successive victories. They; The industrial League team: are: H 6‘_S dmmmi‘on hm ‘ ‘ “or equilipod Wm} shock dumbing
or; it yesterday after a llyott or twen-' were pushed to the limit. however, and! Norwalk Lock Company. =_ __ . 7.—K‘l,ngs:on carbumor device.
ty-iour hours. White boxed Young‘it was “0t “mu we“ toward tllt‘ finish; limmshm'y & Mnifihwson. Em __ . B:-Ciear-Vinion ‘Nlntl ShloltL lG.—Instrument boari, carrying speedo-
(Johan of England first, and then the 0f the second half that Manager“ Cluett & Peabody, . :2 ....... _ D.-—Foot-rest.for ”edema, pedal. meter. carburetor adjustment. and
gymnasium was cleared for a three Leni')"s cohorts jumped in_torthe load. Lockwood Manuiucturing Company. E m— lo.-Tnil lights with “can“ back“ gasoline fillet.
round bout between White and iiarry Smith in Limelight. . R. a c. a “at,“ ' ”"33?“ among sear:l spring:
Thomas, of England. White, true to Smith played a great game for the C. & K- - . E m li.-—Gaaolinotankiocated underdasbcowL "min: $33,; fificfli’cflfgfi. button
ills gymnasium form, went at little visitors. both offensively and dc- Last night's score of opening :1“ 2:: 12,—Crownl’ondorswithnilrlvotuconcealetl. mounted on endotquadrnnt.
'i‘homas like a wildcat. 'Then there tensively, and it was due largely to.gnmet E _ t x: ‘ ‘
were doings. it the fans could have ms cti'orts that his team remained "II Loam,“ Mmmacmrino Co. E 3” Automobile exocrts have refused to believe that anyone could Produces
seen that fight—fight it was for three the lead the greater part or the way.‘ A"0 » 35 77 75 : “—fi full-grown five-passenger really beautifully edumped car—a car with real
rounds—they would have been satis- Kelly made a long shot. half thelDeMott 8t 92 96 E W high-tension to~acarwith sliding gear tr ission—Jei’t-hand drive
lied-l0? 19K). Blood poured from the length of the floor, which brought a'i‘ievcsscy 8:» 108 iii a ........_ 2:21: center contro‘lfiawcat‘m with practically every high~mpmricend car feature for less
races of both men when they got Wild burst 01’ applause front the 'ihcriault w‘ I” 101 2 '—"’.._—.—~‘ _______...._..——“"“‘ than $1, 000.
through the three torrid sessions. thousand odd fans packing the hall. EKVXHN‘)’ 97 st 90 “" E: :C: >
Thomas gave all that was sent. He The score at the close of the first; -- -— —- :‘ 3:: Here it is! Here isaral automobile. Here is the easiest car to drive
seemed to surprise the Chicago boy. half was 18 to 17, Stamford leading! 456 472 454. E; a in the‘mrld—here is thweatest all-around‘hill climbing car in the world‘
and White was really trying to knock It was during this half that Sillitlll Norwalk Lock Company. ‘ £5 x: Here is an automobile to be really proud of.
Thomas out before the finish. . got in his best work. Leonardioriiel 82 89 97 5;; a” x
"i'm lad the fight is only a few handled him much better in the? fa Iey 84 85 99; 3%.“... '—-—-—-" —-—--_____,.__ W' El MW and He Ligh
days off?" said Nate Lewis afterward. second half and held him scoreless. iWalliim s7 109 101 gm E 3 1th me er Chic ts
“I wouldn't want much of this sort oi . Ribbon. Stars. :iienjwmhl 83 93 80, y E g $55 Extra
thing every day. Why. they would be Beckman and-Swenson played siel- Enter 98 103 116. E M...”—
in the hospital it they kept that clip lal‘ games for the Ribbons. The sor‘ ‘ _ ' -- —— -—. 7;: ._-“:‘._""".— L th M W ht SOUTH .
tip long. As it is i think tomorrow will rél topped youth led his team in cor- 434 479 493; -§ 7: u er rig NORWALK
be Charley-s last day with Thomas. lie reiing baskets from the floor, while' M<._- . g: M: -
nlight get to trying for a knockout, hit Becky was next in line, and perform- WOULD MANAGE TORONTO. ___-—_-__—-___—, 3. DEALERS FOR MN‘ORWALK WILTON RIDGEFIELD E
Thomas high on the head and break ed brilliantly in the passing depart-g Am“! the many applications re- '9; WWTPORT. SOUTHPORT, GREENS FARMS AND "
his left hand. Right now that list is merit of the same ceived by President i. J McGaflery, or. . :;_: VICINITY. '3
worth $100,000 to us, and we don't Manager Leavy has not yet arming-WI: Tol'fonto baseball c‘i‘ub for the o- ' , .2: :
want anything to happen to it." ,cd Tuesday night's game at Colonial si on o manager are t use of Arthur .- “a ‘ , m H Ids th R d atso M] H ~
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______...__..__._ hall, but has already clinched a Win former 800M for the Yankees [if . o 03 es 0
series with the South Norwalk team, and Arthur Devlin, formerly of thel
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BROWN Plus "W0" AWAY which will have Big George Smith lGiauts. ITWln has also been in Bos~l R .= ' ‘ i w
and possibly Jim Morrison in its line iton rocently, ‘00“‘18 0V8? the New 4 =1 Vi - . ' ' V A
._”..——- The first game will be played in Southl England league field. He has had; 5 3:. y « ‘ ___ . , > if .
NEW' HAVEN. Jan, 23.——in the star Norwaik, February 1, and the second’sfvefal otters. and a little credit. is. ' ' ~ I
bout of the indian Read A. C. boxing game at Colonial hall the following E Van to the story that he Will 80 t0! ~\ / - . - -
show, last night, which was held at night the Federal League. Other applicants; , EN _ . '.—'-——' - ”#11?" /%
the Casino, before a big crowd of fans, ' for the job held so many years by Joe . __-:~—--—--—'——-- - .4 ~ ‘ ‘3 . ‘ . ‘ - g... ‘ 3
thick Brown, the local lightweight. DERRICK RELEASED. Kelley are Mike O‘Neil and Hankl :W . ~ ‘@w .4 -—-« W 5/
stopped Art Hit-on, of iiair Haven, in CHICAGO, Jan. 23. —Ciaude Der-ERamsey, of Utiea. it isn't likely that! 7:? - . . |
the first round. rick, shortstop. has been released toI any of these candidates will land the' 5—".-. Al
in the semifinal, Kid Bunyan and the Louisville American Associationjplace, as the interantlonal League has -——.-——-——-:-;: _ -_
Young Hanlon slugged through four ('1th by the Chicago Nationals, it was. decided to have only playing man-i
exciting sessions. Bunyan taking every» announced yesterday. Derrick agreed; tigers next season. it is stated that ' -
round. Hanlon was game. but that to the transfer and has aigneda Louis-:Eddio Fitzpatrick, the Toronto club’s
was all and was no match for his ville contract. He goes to the Colon-i second baseman, will get the position. i
more experienced opponentw els in exchange for Second Basemani :
_. _- Molnarry . . BATTLER WINS SECOND PRIZE. i
INMAN TO PLAY BENNIE ALLEN. . , I Eddie Moriarty, the battling once‘ «i - — »
CHiCAGO, Jan. 23. —-Melbourne in- ' ‘boY, had an easy time defeating Matt; ’-
than, British billiard champion. is:- ' HAIR COMING OUT? lHoYley. last. night. at Oddos pool l 1 ., .
tcrday signed for a match with Benn 8 par ors, on Cedar street, by the motel ..‘
then, the pocket billiard champion. manglalgfixfip‘ifirflfl’g: lot 75 to 88. By winning last night's' _ .
They will play 600 balls at Kansas M... and “non a“. hair m out some the Battier gets second prize »
City from February 23 to February 26.,l‘aot. To stop falling hair wt mice and ‘ and Howley gets third. .
playing 300 balls on an English tabla fltl the “not eVen particle of m— The second prise is a very neat hair.“ ,i . . ._ _ 1 . ,
""""’ 3°“ ' ”m" "°““‘ °‘ ”W brush and comb; the third rl bo t = ‘ . ‘ ‘ , _ t‘ . , .
and 300 on an American in... at my drug slot-tr. pour a unit-5 p ”e“ ‘ .. > ~ ,. .1, y _
. a. '[n your hand M l'flh “ m a”! '0‘ 0“ W0“. N0. 1.013811. Moriarty; 1‘ - hut-u— a g.
BOBBY REYNOLDS WIN; BOUT. main. Am. . m .Wm tho led right up to the next to the last BOXING CARD AT MUSIC HALL. lYonng Sdhtlmikor, January 28h, in; the Standard Athletic Club, of this Bridgeport in six ro
At the Vanderbilt A. c. .. New York. nl‘fill' stints culling out and you can't trams. when he let up. and Howley . . v I'Muoto Hall. Those boys recently in‘ city. are: Young Kilns, of South Nor: nlvéry one iii in?! ' ‘
tut night. Bobby Reynolds outpointetl _"’ixt"‘ Mod him "It“!!! I0“)! WIT pretty ”lib! .lflair. of anoklyn. M‘atohid New York fought through 10 slashing walk vs. All Dam. of Danbtlry, who net. and all have N
Willie Jones in tit. anal ten round." a “a... but u m, "an. run “it“. ’ mm You... “hum”? "'T . gum
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