Evening sentinel, Tuesday, February 2, 1915 · page 11

 

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Iman and Clinton, were matched with I ,

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lbunch of live baskets, an equal nun: I

formation play that was meant to iu-i
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Tonight there will be a game in
Bridgeport between the same teams. hflfl l’llllil "-
NestMondeytheBlaeaibbonseomeInr' L" LOTSIIF
hack for another game at the Armory. I '8 M Tm lite Flt.”
The series runs until four games have!
been won by one team. The storm ofI

last night kept down the attendance tel

 

Willie Ritchie always did have his

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lilo-1nd that's forever." and Tu W ma SM
I pounded his tattogd cheat. 'New York 5
ain't square It's round like a doub-
nut with a hole in the middieIior
rough stun.”

Jimmy Johnston will was a new
rule at the Garden W Iiththe
5Weleh-8huu'ue boat on nm_ tr..
Inc will ask the merry lode who are
drawing on 6, 10. hit. two bit. to: hit
and dollar stogiea to cease drug.

Roll-eel“ One laid Melee
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. Smolick, the new lad. were mixing up.

I’ Manon. played a finétgame. Mike Smo-
5 link, the newcomer. proved a good

‘ \Cbrry’hhh Bigguue's sgood. last play-

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as a direct result of some last floor
play. Jimmy Clinton. \vcll-lmown and
popular here. had considerable speed,I
but was very cleverly played by Char- 3
Icy Biggane. l

The Bridgeport team was behind nllI
of the time, with one exception. nndI
that refers to a period midway of the
first half, when the Blue Ribbons led
by a point—4342. But at recess. theI
situation had changed and the Nor:
walk. five were to the good—19M.

Smith and 'Smollck scored three
field baskets each and Bill O’Hara two
during the first half. Three foul goalsI
tossed by BiggIane helped touards theII
total. Johnny Beckman caged three
baskets from the field and one on a
tree throu Clinton Leonard andI
Roach shot field goals and Clinton one
full].

George Smith, Charley Biggane and

the opponents plays and refused to

lo. the second session Bridgeport
found the any quite a task. Three
field goals biIBeckman and Leonard
with Clinton’s fine foul goals limited.
the Blue Ribbons to 11 points. A con-3
ple of field baskets by Smith, the same1
number by O’Hara, and one by BigI
gene. Iwas all for the home team. along

 

with the latter's five consecutive shots.I

from the foul lilief'l‘he Inoal tenth-13
“ere Normlk. 34, Bridgeport. 25. 55 3
The ttvo local boys. O‘Hara and Mc- ,

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choice; He made this“ hum a-IIdflWI-

Ed Roach, the great guard. a game to 3
ing has made him highly esteemed upI
(hismrry. e»playcdthe feet Clinton:
carefully. and en'ectuaiiv stopped mIoe‘tI.
or Jimmy's clevar plays. But Smith
\9. Beckman one the periormance or
the evening George ’did last night.
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pony team over the Blue RlI‘ ,
with their picked; players. and}

work was reminiscent of 5
when he played on The local team edIII.

 
 

made it invariably a winner, colic did
Playing the our old

last evening.
with Blggsnc was a mast strait
the two mos

 

 

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=I.avin vs. D. Regan. Portsmouth.

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weight was only wounded and is back
Tuesday. in the trenches. Jean Poesy, one time
’l‘om Gibbons VS- Billy Muff”. Hod—1 featherweight champion of France. has

son. Wis. been recommended for a gold medal
Kid Williams vs. Ed. Wallace. tor bravery and was promoted to the
Brooklyn. Irunk oi' sergeant before the entire reg-

Harry Condon. iment. He has been on the firing line
3 since the beginning of the war and so
Dan McDonald vs. George Robin- far has escaped unscathed. Georges
son, Bangor. Carpentier. now a motor cycle dc
Soldier Brflhdt VB Young Solzberg.3 snatch rides. has had many narrow esv
Icapes, the letter says.
George Chaney vs. Packey Hommey.
and Joe Coster vs. Young Schumalter.5 a bit tonight 3-; the am” a, Q
Baltimore

iirover Hayes vs.

Wednesday.

ry Dillon VS Battling N913“ and J°°I not the best thing that Wallace doe3.
Thrueday. {Gilbert Gallant a return match with
Johnny Summers vs. Sergt. Bashan.3 gammy Robideau. who knocked the
Liverpool :IBoston boy out 1:: four rounds recent»

Frankie Mack VS Walter Butler. 1y McGuigan claims that he has a”
. ‘ right to a match with White. Welsh. .3
Johnny Dundee “5- Tom 01539“: Shugrue or Ritchie, and there would ”

influence.

New York 1 Ibo nothing gained if Robldeau repeat
Sailor Petroekey vs. Dick Gilbert. 6“ K_ 0 ”mm. with Col. Gm“.
Denver; 3

Jack Dillon vs. Frank Mantell, NewI

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There‘s one woman in this country

York. at least who is right up on boxing.
Clarence Ferns vs Tom Burke, St. She is the mother oi! Frankie Calla-54

Louis ban. the boy who knocked Joe :niverr
Dan McDonald vs Fred Bradley. into retirement a few duos ago.

San ford. Me. label: and Robueau are matched 5 5
Harry- Stone ye. Youpg Lustig, New fight out West. The. boys agreed to-

Britain. I make 133 at d'olock. Mrs. Callahan.

Friday. 5 hearing that Robideau lea hunky at»

Mike Glovor rva Haywood Brine.
Dave Powers vs. Peck Lefavour all!
Kid Clancy "vs. Kid Thomas, North
Abington.

Al Wambagsns vs. Yank O'Brien.

ringeld’e. no he is a big fellow and will
he too strong for you if he comes in at
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Dan Hayes vs. Ed. nearing. Chi-

cage. » ‘r _ .
Kid Cotton vs_’1Al Kublak. Man- mehgthe notch set by his mother. MIc-
cheater. N. H.‘ 5 Gulgem. acting tor Robideau. says the
‘ satorday. . best; he will do is 133 at il,‘o’clock or

 

I Pal- Moore vs. Harry. Pierce. Phh~

Tom Elia'lfieiy has “tron“ us down.
I'rom left Headhunter» yesterday on

 

Kid Williams isn't risking his titleI
when he meets Eddie were. They‘lll
(never stop the Baltimbrc Whirlwind -
Al Ketchel vs. Young Chakas. Hat-I unless they hit him hard, (.1 this w._

Jack McGnigan has refused to givIeI‘ I

the “mouse her son: "Don’tbna’r “5 ,
Baudelaire” he makes 135 pounds .

W nah-ban bed stirred thing's uni 5'
CW demanded that Robldeau .

 

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world Wale waltaed all around Hope
It was a hopeful waltz.

Between the boots, Referee Crow- .
toy. I Hartford man, introduced MlbaI
Seannell saying that he was theI

featherweight champion of the world.I ‘
thirty-five years ago. Nobody die-I -mI’
peter! him. and seven! cheered. ,

308E CARBORUNDUM SHARPENING‘ 5
STONES."

Everybody was happy. Tommy Win-l
tore. the Hartford Tommy, was time-3
keeper. Silk Olmughiin. of Hartford;
was announcer. The three Hartfordi
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3 a little over three hundred The line- own ideas about things. Now the Au. ill l of the beet eihibltione of boxing ever successful. me m
Iup' , erican lixhtvvelsht ehamplon has se- :;;m; Re 31:”;an seen in this town. Red Amos. of Hart- The Liberty Athletic club 0190018 to;
“SE 3““ m m factories Field Foul Total looted a physician to act as his mans- our boat Ittle m“. m or ford. and One Bound Nolan. o! W» It!!! another m about “bl
Win “f 3‘ to 25 for the ‘Norwallt. Goals. Goals. Points. W m ”WW” ”I'- "- ’- “’3'"- the enaelte noon at: and .1th ‘m' ‘m‘ ""m '9‘“ ‘° ‘ mu 20 in the Bunny Open Home.
WI Smolick 1r ...... 3. o 6 °I' 3“? “Wv “ ”I“ "‘9“ °‘ ins pity on the fighters and knowing 4"“ I‘“ “I‘m I“ m" OW‘ . ~-- CH AS E Dow
W Mm O'Hara. F .4 0 g Ritchie's. has been persuaded to take the dimmed view that the. gallery m House, in the star bout oi the evening. KILIANE IMTS KANEAB EAleY
.I MCBIIIhOD, C “40 0 0 an" M30 0! u}. Californian'eglm m W m with. ‘1“ On the 80th weighed 145 pounth It 6 (ram BUFFALO, Feb. 2"me m‘an.’
"""""” Smith. G ..... . .5 0 10 cm“ Mk “‘v mg m to m m m “4 M“ “m “a” beet °‘ condition featherweight champion. neat nookey M D. m
3Bi::uo, (} ..... l 8 10 it “I not ' new field I“ the medico. away during the main boat. '0' ‘ mm MI mus. of‘Bulalo, in every one otthe 5- -
H SCHMI. BEAIII ~_ __ __ {Before he became a doctor and whileI ’l'bo eemtflnai was to be an dlhb ten rounds here M Mt. but fought SIMS" 5.
________ 8 34 Intending medical school he helped WRONG ””3 GET. RATING round elelr between Bobby Reina.“ ‘ careful Grill and there was In .. ‘
STAMFORD PREPI F‘Iieid Foul Total “We" “on: by dabbhns in athletics? ' NW» “4 JW‘O'M‘ °‘ knockout. Astonishing may. Kilbane L '
em. Ribbons Goals. Goals. Points. “d “and“ “’9”- “I’ I‘m" I“ Pmn Amy e. we. vm. 3mm" “I“ 1m" I'M" m ’I‘” °’ weighed 123 pounds ringside and was
.5 Clinton, F . _____ 6 8 game thoroughly and is considered the; ' 'l Kid Wiltee. who evidently bed cold tit. Kansas was 123% pounds.
‘ imam“, ll‘ 1 11 boat authority on athletic form on the ”I. M W W Gram. feet when he caught a all-lb!" 0‘
.coast. Ritchie sent (or “Doc" Jederyl gym.“ Egg Gloom: ' in full rneimer. The Mitt VIII fairly even tor .
“Sit” MM Easy by the Score :fifirdéc.wg 1 3 g and the ex-world'a champion wuedImgmgyog Norwnik ”my. (or two rounds. in the third. with a well TATE BREAKgg'ND ON JEAN
IBar er, c. ......o o 0 him to she up his practice for a time. Tom Powemmho was tobeve played directed blow to the M- Rein" » ‘ 5 . 5 ‘ '
, ' 0T 26 IO 10 / 9 g _ _ __ Ritchie immediately got down to train- Rube Goldbergin. the newspaper mans knocked O'Brien cold and got the de- “illicit-ado :3: mtmlgofigx an mmg,‘ ma“.
3 Total .9 7 25 in: under "Doc" Jeilcry’a supervision pocket billiard tournament. at Doyle's claim: from ¢ knockout. cite at the VaInderbilt A C Ruskin; far value and “caesium
The playing of George Smith was; Referee—Mr. Wallum. and when Willie NC“ NC harms “‘1 Forty-second ktreet billiardrooni. New The ”W wee ‘ M but one» last night and refused to incur the ”I“ "’1‘“ fl“ eaeeeee " the
the prime factor last night in iheI Field Foul Tom mm for New BYork 10" the Weill! York. did not put in an appearance. I!“ IN between my WI" 0' be" to: the third round Darkey Gm Ford car are present even to a
splendid win that Norwalk accomplish- High School. 00,15 Goals Points. match “19 0” Doc WI“. be on the “130 Powera' manager elated that it was ilartford. and Kid HM 0* ”mm" b d d . l ”ankle Williams m m. greater extent than ever before in
col over the Blue Ribbons, of Bridge .15. Mcmnon, p 3 o a min. 00mm! there will be no chin not the with: that m kept him ter. Both watched 124 min on m m“ mm mm the new Ford Cousin. r
port The score was 34 25. High E McMahon. F _1 5 0 2 on .thchic'e part of lack of conditioning but the time mm of you; hours all the hope that Rope had vanished in this happy example of two
school trimmed with case a team from Dancing, c ,,,,, 2 0 4 if his fleht with Welsh turns 0“! “ for each ten points played. The Joye in the third round when he wae oars-inane idea. a grammar
Stamford Prep, 26- 10 3Flnch G ........ 5 0 10 astroualy. The doctor will watch his came back strong. however. for the knocked down. the hope knocked out om m m m 5 contort and luxury. A m of
The his game had everything crowd Vollmer. G 32511 d 2 every move in camp It DC! Hawkins’ committee decided to give Powers nu- of MI "It“! and with a hopclese two minutes and the top )1 up
ed into it that makes basketball the JHaugh G .1 o 2 PIN-‘91 “1 Weslchmeh ““0““ ""10“ til tomorrow afternoon to play hit;mwonv WM ‘0 “I m“ “4 transforming the reed-tu- into. a
fascinating sport. it has grown to be. 1 -- _. —— medicated f00d- Wm Darla“ of 010‘" match. ‘3 3 »eut into the unfeellng and hollow a...“ Inna are m coupe and tiled river in who:
But with all of its fast, clean play andI Total ..........13 0' 26 catod slumbers and split a fumigated "" ‘ .I.I _ . a] the fill)” of W in.
exciting features. the surprise of the! meld Foul Total 1"“ '0“ with the pill 9"“ after 9"" ‘ ' ‘” ‘" "II" ’ ' m ” m": 00‘1”!“ 19 built NI mammI
evening Was the apparent upper handI sumford p Goals Goals. Points. 3dash 1°." 3 1°." “th- . . . ___n ‘ MMWWMM
. that the homesters maintained most ofI Higglna, 'li‘ .' ..... 0 0 0 . ' n entities of which MA I“
me time. The Blue Ribbons were left Mallett, r ....II.o o o D“ MCK‘II’ICI‘ "“I‘I‘d ‘ Imml . . 5 5 ' namootthe Jordahomhoidm.
in the rear and it was many. manyIstone, c ........0 o 0 (tom Paris yesterday confirming the: v . .5. I 5 ‘ for. reliable ”Meant! W"
n. inutes ere the visitors had scored :1 Curtis. G ._,. , . .2 ' 1 5 I .report ”I” lie! Ludo. the "I“ known ‘ Wllham Faversham less than no per mile. 1 .1 ’
ileid goal Meanwhile Norwalk had Thurben a ,»,.5,2 1 5 mm“ he‘vy‘m‘m I’m" ““‘I “I “WI 5 3 55 5 ' 1 1 Ford Consist. I180. Sedan. m5;
made ten points. The Blue ,RibbonsI ~— _ — Itime "I‘m” 0: Georges Carpentier.I . Famous M07, 10‘: render-.1990; Tommm;
round George Smith outguessing them Total ........4 2 10 3h“ “0‘ been killed in action. Adriea' -I h ' Runabout. “40 Minimum
continually leonard‘s advantage on peremefic. J. Valentine. 180““. the French middleweight, who‘ Angus . MWmfulhg phyeic- f e. b. Detroit 3 5. __
the tall at center did not lend to any bested Pat O’Keei’e '0 badly." woman - 1“me Wit We" Will 9’3!" 1" DmI‘I“ if .IWI‘I
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baskets. What goals were made. came I Private Braddock, has not been killed h mad MM CMI‘" ”a; sell at retail 300.000 new Ye“ em.
‘ BOUTO THIS WEEK- {as first reported. The French middle- 7 m "Id km mm tone. between August, 19“ and AW”.

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