irone old-Md up in the last three
’ rounds, and the sixth round was easily:
ibis Persons. toward the last. wa
tho aggressor. and Henuouéy was iii-1
clined to clinch. This bout, however.
Ewas’u 'llvely one, 'tnrnishing plenty at?
excitement Hounds-0'7 is n scrapper
in! no mean ability, and should in the:
fluture handle himself with credit.
Pete Virgil. orSpl'lngwood. and Dick
ism, of Bridgeport. muted the mi
iu'ith a humming six-round bout which
i'w'as considered an even draw Gilli
1w» stronger than the local boy, but
iVirgll certainly showed his powers toi
South llomah Milt Artist MS N l admantose and blows were exchanged
lain Blfillnl a”! iin a lively and entirely interesting
0' t. f“ fashion Both the boys weighed 1331
Several Minutes
.pounds.
The class of the- fighting last night;
1... * W mmmndm‘ Morton showed good judgment.I
deserved a larger crowd of fans thanl
~ . is: a matchmaker. The rotor-co wasi
i
11rd A. C. Club, oi! thiswclty, and Aloxv
i were present, although a. fair house on
1 ioyed the slashing bouts to the utmost.
The cord was put on by the Bland-l
‘. Raver Beniamlu. of lighting tame;
immle Pill“ 1 Charles Payne was announcer Judi
'I ’8‘ m W “a." Fred Coleman was the timokooper.
Best of m mm W i
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glattling Kunz, of this city, a van
table uhirlwind of 180 pounds. after
_ eight rounds of slashing work, slum
med "Al" Bates, of Danbury. into a:
ten-minute visit to the loud at dreama.'; --—' "r “ ' .
in the ninth round of the star bout. Hugh High and Walter Pipp have“
staked last night. in Music Hall. uudcrinot been signed by Manager Donn
119 auspices of the Standard A. (Linn, of the Yankees. tor the excel-
“-110 . lent reason that thorn is a mix-up
Thus is the clever Kunz today nn-l over the 11011111388 01' ”I?“ "3‘9“"
s lering to the name of ”chumpion!lr0nl the Detroit American 11333“.
amateur featherweight of America." to 0115..
11.‘1lcl1 tltlc‘tBatcs has previously laid When C01 Ruppert and Cam. Hun
twin to. v. . ton Were negotiating for the Yankees
1m hand swings that connected franchise they naturally asked for
.m
":1 steutndtamuier were favorites of meters President Nuvin. oi the Do-
locul boy. Nor did Bates have a liking‘ troll. club. who had refused PM“
ilor the Norualk battler's right. whiclii blank to let Hugh Jenninsn 001110
11 as capable of some damage iltere, altered to sell Hlsh And mill)
Hates. 111110 weighed ms, was clear- for the waiver price. $2,690 each. soi
l) outpolutod from the first but my the story told by insiders goes. When
(5' :tlleless furnished a lively duel of it, i the Yankee owners finally “will“
and kept Kunz busy. Bates. who is: a WINDSMBS to D8}? 33 000 {01' b0"!
musiderably older than the other men they were led to understand
man. at .times ups not a bit shy at, that Naviu had agreed to accept this
pissing out dazers. proposition
The Dnnbury lighter was floored ai There must have been a misunder-
number of times.
looked very much as it Kunz had' ger Donovan visited Detroit recently
handed out the kayo, tor Bateswas on he learned that Nnvln's price for
the lloormnd looked as it he intended High and PM) was 37. 500 Navin in-
to stay There. He rallied surprisingly,. slated that he never had promised to
' llouever. and presented ngood appear- '30" these players for $3, 000 or that
a‘nco until the last of the eighth when he would let either oi them go for
i was clear he was dazed and his min (the waiver prime
_ utes numbered . l Col. Ruppert and Capt Huston
Very few seconds of the ninth round? were surprised to find that they had
llald ticked off when the Danbury made- such a serious mistake and, ac
fighter met his Waterloo. Kuuz. all cording to , eport. President Ban
,.tizrouglt the fight showed skill 'and Johnson’ ecu asked to arbitrate
'. (. everness that bids fair for a success- the mutt 1' There is no lll feelins
i'ul future. Bates knows 110“ to ban on either side. however, and the con-
dle himself and the star bout lust troversy uill be settled amicably
evening left little to be desired. jin a few days
That Battling Kunz is a comingi The case of ()utflelder Rehg. who
, tighter. possessed of rare ability, is'wul- be turned over to the Yankees
acknowledged by the older fans. who by the Boston Red Sex. is somewhat
. lidve for years followed up the game. different. When Rehg was named as
. and uho. upon the serength oi Kunz' a an available man tor the local
«yellowing last night predicted a. who Americans. Joseph J. humid. owner;
future of the Red Sox, said that he would 39"” finch. and he now I,“ on ‘5.
‘citampf’ William Smith. or East sell his rolouo for M. 000. All this other hard light Although ,9 oil's!!!
9"“ W“ considered t°° m3”- “‘1' physique, Crlgor caught Young's de‘
Bobby Gain of Brooklyn. all but put nin. rather than throw an obstacle illvery for several years and helped
Young Behomuher. oi Shcopahead in tho wuy. promptly olerod to handf to win pennants m. the Boston Amen
his career for Norwalk's
Korw slit. to the .battler‘ a manager.
Bay. to sleep in the semi-dual bout. Rchg over tree of charge it is gen-
u 1:11:11 took with the fans. (lair bad a orally understood. thought!“
had great dill‘iculty in penetrating. :tor this player's services.
It uas Cairn bout from the start.
bead Buy. Townflthooflficbwawlnflugmmm to
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him ot will. on.» than 9 _ ,
bellman? «an we hum ”I? m not mm omoaoo.
landed MW m m C null-III-
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igoing right ahead with their originoli
iplans. and the teams will begin to
" tyonc days in which to file its answer
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In the filth round is1 standing. however, for when Manu- .
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Contrary to the impression that has
gone out. baseball men are not look-i
in; for any early settlement of the:
baseball suit died union organised
bushel! by tho chcnl League Pres
idont Charley Ebbcts. oi the Brook
llm club. who has iuot returned from
Chlongo, does not believe a dual do
cislon will be rendered before tbr
opening of the baseball season, and it
is very probable that the case will
drag along in the courts tar into the
Maummer
As a consequence. plans for the
training trips of big league clubs uro
not being held up or influenced by the
pending decision. Club owners are;
dull South late in February, as usual.
They feel confident that even it Judge
Landls should decide against them on
sonic points their organization will
not receive a serious blow.
Organized baseball was given twen-
to the charges made in allidavlts in-‘
‘lr'oduc’od by the Feds last week. When
these are tiled. it Judge Landis does
not then make a decision. the Feds to
their turn will have another twenty.
one days in which to tile ‘answcrs.
That will carry the case into the mid-
dle of March, and then. unless the suit
should be thrown out of court. an no
peel can be taken to the United States
Supreme court by either side it the
decision is not satisfactory to it.
AWWW
featherweight champion. is following
in the footsteps of a number 0! other
extltloholdcrs by asking tor just one
more bout. Foxio Able is really in ear
nest about getting into shape tar
another ring match bolorc puttlnk
the mills on the shelf.
"l. have the heart to get down to
real hard training for but one man."
said Attoll. ”and it the boxer l have
in mind will give me a chance to show
against him I 'will be perfectly willing
to quit theme for good. '
"Johnny Kilbane is the man I want
to box. He should give me an op
portunlty to meet him again. i beat
Johnny in a 10or0und boot in Kansaso
City before he won the title from me.
1 want Kilbane to treat me the way
i treated him. I save him another
chance."
cmoen, roman STAR
CATOHER. REPORTED DYlNG
Lou Crlgor, the former battery part-
ner ot .Cy Young. io'reportedto be
dying at his home in Elkhurt. ind.
Crlger has been ill tor several years.
i icons
Mummxowformndm
‘ioon mom’s tub-tor. The roll--
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"They never come back. " is the oldl
adage. but Abe Attell the tormer‘
1, 'to stop cit-at Cincinnati to soc Harry
but no 1111': mun-god to weather come.
It was Crigcr who scored the de-
wonderful distance that Bohumakcr will be paid to the Boston magneto icidiag run in the. pennant race at
11904.Tl1at was on the last day 0!
1"” “WWW mm“ 1.11. season. Bolton and new York
land be had absolutely no trouble in loan League as a whole will reap I met in a double—header which w“ to
‘. putting it over tho boy tron Show financial harvest it tho Yukon non decide the II: it Boston “a on
"ma. team wasauurodolthc
her nascmmocbhdhodtostodno good nono- wby Col. Import would. 1! N“ York won both-
undon ssmlmm‘kand Cont. um manta-comm “e ”‘me would; ID
in. Now York. cram. pitch“ the
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WAVES $5 000 CHECK
And Then Dans um Welsh
N‘FIIIIUOG W.
NEW YORK. Jan. zit—Joe Shugrue
is hopping mad over the. evident snub
that Champion Welsh has been giving
him. and Pete Fitzgerald, his mum»
ger, walked into the Garden. yester-
day. and bonded Jimmy Johnston 3
certified check for 85,009.
"Listen here, Jimmy.” began Pele.
‘We’re getting all the worst of it.
from. this (allow Welsh. ‘ He's ducktnt
the issue with Joe at every step. He
was so sore over the thrashing Joe
handed him before his friends in the
'Gardgn that he turned around and
gave Cross the only newspaper Jacl-
slam the dentist received in the light
iw'nu Shuxrue. blow. Jim. that'l sot to
stop Here's our money. We mean
what we say. He's got to recognise
,Joo.
"This money will go as a guarantee
0! our good faith and as a side bet it
required (or n decision fight or too. at-
teen, twenty rounds or to a finish. Joe
has tho ,huneh that it he gets the
chance to smite the champion on the
chin he will win the crown. We await
word from Mr. Welsh. Now it he is
cidestopplng Shugruc let 1.1m be mun
enough to cons out and say to. Other-
wise we think we‘ ve [ought our way
to the chumplon‘l doorstep and we in»
tend that the public will see us
through to lair play. Money tolka.
Hero it ia——~" and Fit: handed over
the magic clip 0! paper.
Johnston then got on the phone.
“Yeu.,,yea. 'tls jlollnston You. you.
ten"—-—~ Then over the phone some
a queer little noise that went "black—
klackwkloclt." “Tut not-o." broke in
Johnston. “in the dear little check it-
aeli. l was snapping it the way we
haul: clerks do trog skins. Five thou
sand iron men. Oh, dour! I'd take it
on the lamb with this cutie if X didn't
have a vial of sell-respect tor the
brotherhood up the river. to say noth.
ing of three or tour good Garden
lights on my mind. Union again—-
Chum—Hear thst noise? That's the 1
report or the little chuckle hltting the
bottom of my inside ’waistoont pocket. «1
Got to do it. Potc Coleman to stand»
lug right at my elbow and he's not his
soft but pulled down over his eyes.“ i
Nata Lewis lclt for home on the Si
oc'lock train last night. The littlci
TEL. 1350.
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managcrot Charley White was pretty
glam. “Tough. wasn‘t it. to lose our
cut of a sure :20 000 house?” he said.
“We' to good losers, though. l’m going
Pollok to clinch another date at the
Garden We don‘t want to lose our
crack at that bird."
All the time they're picking on Fred
a... Welsh. _ 1 .. . .
BROOKLYN SHORTSTOP
BEATS UP MOTORMAN
’ST. wills. Jun. 29.-'~Olllc O’Hara.
~sliortstop of the Brooklyn Nationals
whose home is in this our. knocked
the head of a street car motorman
through a car window last evening.
and when no oppooml in court today
the United Railway company refused
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South Norwalk. was admitted. to
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brought' in the institution not: " .
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Hazel T. Selleck, of Dal-led. .
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