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.o‘it back in your seats, inns, anui Another highly exciting contest rel
livid tight! Mike Gibbons has consent-i suited at Stamford, last eveniux. “MES
11-.1 to tight Gunboat Smith at Madison: the bdme ilve trimmed Norwailt by n' (1111909319 FALLS M385 “11- 30
Spare Garden. Considerable conflict score of 35 to 27, before an audience. ~—'i‘ommy Shea, New Haven't; clever
11.11 Jimmy Johnston received nwiro of nearly seven hundred inns.QuiteI1mle exponent of the boxing “1.3m
tr 1n1 Gibbons asking if there would be a number of Norwalk people utendedImWJoe
any interest in the announcement that the game Marcus, tho Highvmod cone maker
Ilu stood ready to charge on the white
hr be army, and if there would be.S as in ”710“! games of the present The mill wu 3 tame nifnlr. Mal ck!
it 1011: did Johnston want him to tackle! season while Norwnlk had Biggane'Ig‘mng to flow the "m. speed u,“
“11' Iplayiuz suud '13“th Jimmy Mom'lchmctmm his recent go with Shea
l nearly broke my leg getting to “.9011. and Bocknlan at forward against m New Haven. Shea was n the top
lc egraph oliice to tell him that his George Smith McMahon and DagonS of mg came and bad his adversary
Matt was a knockout for fair, and bowS fined the other (orwnrd and guard in a bad way in the lost two rounds.I
“mold the honorable Gunner suit him posing” with credit. Facing Hostil. Shea was entitled to honor: in eightI
. his filst toe. I nearly died of anxi-S 1 Stamiordti pivot m“. the Sixth Coin- of the rounds. while March mmuredt
U3" uniting tor his answer to iiash pony pinyed a new man in Murray ISWO. and two were about even I
S" k ““1 ”SS5 “’ “Sm be wired The latter balls “'0‘“ New York city Shea‘s main forte was his ability toI
Tie the old Gunboat up to the Gar 1 :and made good last evening in fineIMd on Mucka’ hoe and body with:
u. 1 docks forge? gt,er Murray scored four field goalohw hand 1an while rllht handI
~50 now i su use that the gate will and led his team in 90.11113 made froml hooks forced the latter to cover “in
be nearer 83 0,000 than it is to a dime ‘the field although. the clever Beclt- time and again It was just another
who also mentioned Packey McFar« man went him one point better by “mum, of one man outclnsaing ”I":
l:,1:id but it is a waste of time to con- reason of several free throws Iother by so wide 9. mm“ as to
Sid" “Ck” He's done flghting,aud Jack McMahon also did good work leaVe no doubt in the minds of ”as I
S .e WI him 0“ my visiting “b“ (“1" with three goals from the field. F°r1siders as to which was the betterS
to “c and Gunboat “0"“) the winning team. George Smith mudeiman. The boxers {ought at catch i
"’“" Hour and ““1”! THIS" "“3 “me num- Imaigltta and Mai-cits had a great ad-
’t‘he Garden management is arrang~ 1b" of field baskets. Ivantnge in 1’0““er S.
111,101 a Dundee-Wolgast bout. 3 u was playing of a .trenuoufi orderI The bout Iw“ fought before me
Amy Stone who made a good im': ”‘1“ ”we“ N°"“’““‘ S° 59‘ me “9' Atlas Athletic club beiore at our.
p, essiou in his bout against Frankie' per ““3“ ‘0’ the ilrst “If S" 16 S0 “'icrowd. it was announced that Shen‘:
N313” at Brown S. on Wednesday for the home players were in tar bet- will soon be matched to box ““1“”:
11 :ght will get a chance at the Garden ' tor “5m" ”‘3“ has been customary or Conley, oi Frisco. the latter part of
11 ter he has kept his arrangements late. 3‘39”“ “mod a lead “"3”“ next month. ;
it til two opponents with whom he IsS “IS: inst hali :nd:eSlioElhcos:i‘l:3301n{:dS ._ ‘
o toamwor vt s .
not matched. Smost important. to Stamford hopes.» DEMAND FOR MOTOR 'OATS'
. - Smith was his old self again George mam", Wilt Babbitt” by
BRMKl-YN RAMS last night and Johnny tound his wayé
‘a bit more diiiicult thereby. Tho Nor- I
“EASE REMBAC" walk speed boy obliged with some on
,his brilliant floor play at times. but
:George Smith had a habit of doing
- ooklyu National League. announced and all things considered certainly
yesterday that Pitcher Eduard Reul spoiled some plays that were headed;
Inch has been unconditionally re- SIrlghtly Morrison was edectunll!‘
leased by the Robins. All major long-I stopped by Biggane, tor Jimmy was
111: clubs hate waived claim on the much less prominent last night thnn
mine, under the regime of Frank S’Q‘I Notable tents that drew the atten‘
Roy Chance. REUIbaCh Is now a “e" ‘ tion of the fans were turned by Smith
agent and can sign with whatever club 3 and Murray, both producing points
oiers him a job. iteulbnch had beent with spectacular heaves. Hogan and
a member of the Robins since 1913. Beckman were (“my successful at-
t obs in exchange for Pitcher Stack. gnemng five points on ten chances
Last summer Reulbach was one of With George Smith at center and
1% e principal figures in the threatened Biggnnc and Smolick also playing.-
8 “k9 against 0’53““?! baseball. A“ -.\orwalk goes against the all- star Bluej
5. cretaly to the Baseball Players’ Fro-l Ribbon team from Bridgeport on Mon-i
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Government Regulation.
A new steamship regulation which
went into elect this month required
{that all steamers should carry a cer-‘
itain number of motor liteboats, the
tides being that those boats equipped
[with power should be able to tow nth 1
er boats or lite rafts. The law how-’
ever did not specify what the powerI
t‘ahould be or give the stile oi the bontsI
”and other details so that an Evenrude
Imotor which is used on row Boatsx
.mlght be carried. These motors Ire
lhung over the stern of the boats whenS.
Ipervlsing Steamboat Inspectors is nonS
l in session in Washington. and this law‘
'has been under consideration: That
tboard will come to New Yorlt next
Week in a body to attend the motor-
boat show. which will open in the
iMadlson Square Garden on Saturday;
afternoon. and will then consult withS
the engineers they will meet. and will
wanted the Job of minding Bockman
.‘Sl‘esldllll (‘harles ii. Ebbcts, oi the some clever individual bits, himselt.
one time star of tile famous Cub ma-Ihe has been.
1 thets secured the pitcher from the tossing baskets on fouls, each my“
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of a committee 1 m- i
ternity he “as one any at the Armory Last 11 g Biexamlno the many motors and motor- I
1x inch Carried the ball players' alleged score: abouts that will be on exhibition withS
grievances before the National Com- F‘iolo Foul Tom
.\' tl t Re lbach has been'
”SW 0“ la I‘I '3"M°'d Baskets 383““ hims‘ ’be the beat style of bull and the
- st'o whether 1191.
”leased SS is a one I n fFKelly. """"" 2 - 0 Eamount of power to be used in the lite
uill resume his duties in tho Playoro'jM(m_130 n F 2 0
Fraternity. Besides being secretary WI S S I S 3 5 11 boats Two lifebonts "a to be on ex~
‘ . - “08“ C -------- Ihibiiton. One is the s. o. 8., built by
he is also a director. 3 Smith G. II 4 0 Ithe H h C hich h be
Reulbach broke into the big leagueSITay‘or IG’ IIIIIII 4 0 Ith 0 I393 OMMHY. W h as (inE
1 in 1905 when the Cubs tried him ‘out. _ _‘_ __ . 0:6“3 (VI tfielltiandb “150 35 ‘5 new
In 1913 Charles W. Murphy decided to T t l 15 5 35 ”5 em 0 ““110 “8 Y $110333 0 arms
0 a 5 -------- so that monomer how the vessel car-
get rid of him and traded him to the) 1M walk. a eta. Baskets. Points.
WI . rying the boat is heeled the life-boat
Brooklyn Nationals. If he is one. Field . Foul Total
to land in the 9.13 ranks it is like.” 0 6 can be ”191? amp?“ mm, “.6 Vim?
i i SM°M3h°n1F """ 3 S fully loaded The other boot is built - .
1:» that he will make applcat on to Be. k 1F . 2 5 . 9 1
1 we Feds for a iob.II I c man. 8 by the C. H Lane Company 1111111 131 , .
.7. - Ilium» C ------- 4 ° ~ 4 .equipped with a Frisble motor This
oeaus Loss WILL NOT Imgw‘e- G ------ I"; 3 0 .1 craft is 24 feet long and 7 1.2 toot .
Hun-r TEAM~stLhINoSI ”m“- G ------- _. beam and :win he shown fully equip;
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MACON, Ga.,1 Jan. lid—The loss 01:1 ‘P .
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. Charles -,Deal the Bostdn Braves’ third EgrerZe—Mr Hill. . The window of- the Mot-idea Com-
btseman, reported to“ have signedwlthS ' _ ;' . . .-..;.... Dani's on West 34th street, is nitrite
he Federal League. will not wénkenI _ ,
tie team. George T. awnings, man BOXING NOTES hibition it has. may of the big Shal-
ager, said here last night . I Sim Iaansford (8 br‘evil'ifiz to make ledge trophies tor thicn motor am-
“We offered a new contract. on the 3 3616‘"! 1°33! 10" miW111“- ““1““ men compete Moll your are emu
5mm terms undel- Mild!) be ”hymn he has an engagement to 1111 With Sdemid there "9‘ muffin“! mafia; of
last year," ma 51.1111...th n. op. McVey. February 13 Tom (Kile'ood- Sthe winner; oi m baud-one oldies.
tonal with him whether he would com; mn- will to don! with lanxtord all There m the mention prison. tile
tinue with us or join the PM”? ”nth“ ”nu“ “a miner. ‘
Stallings asserted that ball. Mann. ”9““ “'9‘“ S' °“ h“ way ”1‘
111 011mm no the 9.11m alum. 0.. for his fisht mt Monday on mutt. the Baby mum. with a
m- who hut not and a an aha-Inmt filth Jimmy Grimm. o! 1h» picnic at Smith. tho mum. m
tr‘.nct tum
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tricks Iain. in a lengthy telegram
the well-known manager interm- no
that. Battling Levinnky deserved I
draw decision in his twenty round
encounter with Gunner Smith at
New Orleans, Wednondny night.
expected as much. According to our
correspondent on the battlefield, the
Gunner beat Levinslty from pillar to
post And -ive will stand by the New just
Orleanl flstlc expert. I
The Stamtord lineup was the sameS in a twelve round bout here last. “.1“,
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Spower is required The Board at Bu- 1 .
1an idea of finding out just what will .
ting hincii‘nll‘etitlon becdu's'o of the“. ‘
Thom-I mum-”10mm J.’
Extinction cadmium and the mod- "1
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linhotuuthuutanmddbootu ‘ AchthI-intimmmm hilt-
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hymn-”tunnelling: .3 .
stable working. viz:
“The fight'iau: i:i..-isted on Devin-
sky getting a (14111:. Matched over
Iain. The Butler fights Kid Ken-I
lath. western heavyweight, February;
8. Kenneth stopped Path in tour
rounds. Bobby Reynold- meets IPhil
Brock here on the 13th; Kld' Taylor
meets Young Coulon, 1February 32. and
Jack Button boxes Eddie Murphy.
February at).
“There are only two promoters do~
lug business here, Tortorich and
Tommy Burns. Burns Ills opened a
new club. LicCaroy is not doing any
business in the boxing line, He is
looking things over. Plenty of
sports ere; all kinds of then.”
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Danny Morgan is buck to 1115 old
Bos'rox,
We
market was given as the reason for the
release 0! the little outfielder. Devore
has played also with the Cincinnati
’ Danny has his
‘. The biggest} automobile value ever offered for
I less than $1900.
A powerful, fut, ailefi and oweet running full-grown Sopusenger,
really beautiful and fully equipped family automobile. -
High tension magneto, aliding gear transmiuionJeftinnd center control,
anti-clad tires on rent, full “roam-line body.
The ear am has [tactic-By every high pneodwfoature. The m that
is the addition of tho" whole automobile world. 9
Holds the road at 50 miles an hour.
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man who
Iii SSSIIIII BRAIES
Jan. Bur—“Josh" Devore.
termed the "luckiest man in baseball."
because of his connection with the
New York Giants and later with the
Boston Bravos. when each team won
world's championships. was given an
unconditional release by the Boston
Nationals yesterday. A desire to al-
low him to sell his services in the best
1— pounds at 3 o'clock on the 1
and Philadelphia teams of the
at league
The Bones club mm illicit
terday that Walter Transcend
or, who was with the Bit _
domain was team lost you
signed a contract with the BI“
LENNY ourmm'rs howl}
Harry Lenny won on palm
Tommy 10on in a red hot bout It-
Longacre A. 0., New York. last
Hockey nourish: lunatic
to meet who Gibbons my tum . '
learned that Gibbons willow
in two pound: of whnt, I ’ '
wishes to weigh in at. Gibbons ,
like to have tbe‘veigbt’m
battle.
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Hit) "Mont-y
_ in value and unequalled
that explain the sum 0!
Ford car are want "on to . g
greater extent than over W ‘
the new Ford Coupelet. Inn
in this happy example of tile
curs-in-one idea. a mi- m
1 comfort and luxury A matter g
two minute. and the to) "ll
transforming the 1-1:th
coupe and fined river in
all the rigors of mention. ..
Coupolot is built ‘on the .
Ford chassis—us homo-anti; -.
qualities 0!, which have m
namoottbol'ordau ,
tor reliable service and . p
less than leper mile.
Il‘ord Copaiat, I'M;
Town Car. 0690; Tomato”
Runabout. 8440. All fully 1 1
f. o. b. Detroit. 1
Buyer: will share in mm
sell at routraoopoo now I'd
between August. 1914, and All 11
l915.
S. L. Benedic-
a Mr.
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.al overhauling. M is the link:
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1 122 SOUTH MAIN ST.
Phone 16222.
w. R. AUSTtN.
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