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\lCW YORK, Feb. lib—Joe Shugrue,
lie Jersey City lightweight, again
proved too much for Freddie Welsh.
\\orld's champion of that class, in n
ten-round bout at Madison
(mrdeu here last night. .
in their previous meeting here,
Welsh had the better of it in only two
01' the rounds. but in last night's but-
tie his best efforts earned him no new
ler than an even break in two rounds3
the sixth and seventh. Shugruc. led;
il; all the others. The boxers weighed
in. as agreed. under 135 pounds, at 3
o’clock yesterday afternoon. 'l‘heir‘
ringside weights were: Welsh. l35léz’
8 mgrue. J35.
Welsh fought faster than in hi
previous battle with the Jersey in ,.
but Shugrue showed marked improve“.
room in cleverness. in fact the Jersey'
boy at times authored the champion
and was far better in the mixups. lie
I. 0! Welsh coming in with still! puncloi
Square
6"
lracy was a thing unthought of. The
crowd yelled for Roche to break them
and they hissed when he rested from
his labors a bit.
Joe was cautioned by Roche for hold-
ing and Welsh came in for. censure
when he hit low in the um: round.
Joe's nose bled in the seventh. the re-
sult of a fair rally. Welsh was aux-
ious to mix it at all times, but the lit-
tle Skeeter was wary and always him
had Fred’s arms when there was dan-
ger of a slugging bee. ‘
Welsh roughed it up in the last
round, much to the delight of the gal-
lery gods. He landed hard and often
on Shugrus and was still at it when
the. final bell tolled.
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SPORTING NOTES.
Frank .lluntell has hurt one of his
bands, which forces the New York
promoter to get another boxer to meet
'l‘orn McCarty next Thursday night.
Johnny tlrliilths. of Akron, considers
himself as good a drawing cord in his
home city as Charley White, of
Chicago, and when the promoter there
agreed to give White $3.000 to box
Griffiths, the latter asked for the some
amount. The promoter does not b0
“(we in running bouts and then going
down into his bank roll to make good;
so he called off the match.
Young Ahourn says that he in not
looking for a bout with Iangiord, for
he is one of the heavies he will pose
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insult AGAIN ' ‘
! [ills RIBBONS
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1.0 SME fmISHI Several limited round bouts will be‘
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% .spring by Manager Rowland. of the}
118 Star (If M With Nomallt atlwlbite Box. Rowland to a fighter him-l;
_ Ecol! and loved the game. In this ill-i
COIN Hal—Jamie“ 'medfitance he will confine all the bouts
. . 'to the banebull field. One of the pret-
BM III fourth Game 0' mined fights on the schedule will be the,
I)! 41 t. 18 flaunt—ole "millions in the elimination series for
‘tho third base pout. Thoreore four
Game entrants for this prim—Howie Baker.
ithe former Eastern Aaooointion player
lwno, u on time played with the Nor-
Stuglng another one of those. ,
walks; Jimmy Breton, Al Bromwich
Whipping finishes which have not
characterized the .work of the Rip-land RuuellBinckbux-ne,
bouts of late, Manager may,” crack; The entrlco are not cloudy“ and
Quintet of basketball artists smother-gme number of contestant. 10’ this
ed the Nor-walk live in tho fourtnillrize my be moterlollyiucmd. but
some of the corte- at Colonial Rodin” chances "‘3 one 0' “I“ quartet
Brlflxeport. last night, by a score or 41 i will be returned the winner. President
to 18. The battle was fast and furioumi Comlskey 1‘“ "M be VOW! permit
Ind humerus an o tree-fora", though 1. ”will!" “0'1"“! ‘0 ”0 “wattle iudoe
it turned down oomowbct after Rot-i,“ deciding the winner in this inter
croo Wollum had culled o lug. W ' eating diminution cur-log,
ccntose or the fouls. and the playorcq Taking "“3 m' mode "10 last
principally membors of the invading: “m“ 0'“ Will! "1' minor Mam
mm. found them was nothing 101 Howard 13“.? is (cool! to 3° “10 M
gain by. rough tactics. |olblttm'. ldtlle Cour-1mm inlaid
chum and 500an Our. {Howard was the 1m home run
The score a the harsh or the nm""‘"°“ in “*0 drun- This sturdy
mu found the Ribbons with u. m.mlmu "’0 M M! loam in mm-
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frequently as“. over hard lofts to the) Muck has the price bunch in the major
15.“... Many times Shukrue surprised leagues. Here are the ages of his live
the onlookers by blocking these letts. pitchers, as stated by J. C. lsamlnxor.
and caused the champion to miss an the Philadelphia sports writer: "Bob"
on to the body. while the Eugliahmaul
o'len as he himself did. :
’l‘he bout started at a slower pace
min the recent one, but the men
taught at top speed before the second
round was finished. The champion
tound if necessary to light his best to
nuke. a showing against the Jersey
l'ttl's heavy work. Neither showed any
corks of the bottle.
Jot- Shea, of Waterbury. and Willie
Movie, of New York; boxed a good alx~
rmnd draw in the first preliminary.
etch scaling in at 125 pounds. Shea
started off like a champion in the first
mund but Doyle evened it up in the
second. Doyle also had the honors in
the third and fourth rounds. forcing
Shea to clinch and hold on. for which
he was cautioned by Referee Billy
Roche. Shea did good work in the
fifth. and the sixth was even. each boy
landing hard wallops. It was it good
draw. 1
in the semi-final of ten rounds. bed
Li'CHl Johnny Drummic. of Jersey
lily, and Kid Black, of New York.
hrumlnie gave Black a good lacing.
inking every round except the sev-
enth, when he hurt Drummle with a
stiff left to the jaw. it was a fast
and interesting bout. l
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(From New York Sun).
\l'hcn Joe Shugrue and Freddie
Welsh shook hands at the end of their
bout at the Garden last night there
was very little hero worshipping from
the admirers of either men. It wasn't
~ a blood curdling affair by any means,
and only once or twice did the fans
get a chance to roar approval. it look-
ctl an even thing. ;
Shugrue did more than spoil what-I
r-ver chance there was to see a real
light through his clinching. Every
time he started a lead he followed it
up by hugging the champion. Two-
ilm-ds cf the time was spent by fret-J
ev-ee Roche in prying Shugrue off
Welsh. ,
The fight looked hood at the start.‘
’Welsh came out and appeared mighty
businesslike. He snapped out his left?
dozens of times and sent Joe's head?
back with a jolt each time; He drove'
.Shugrue around the ring. the Jersey-
boy being kept busy blocking. In the‘
second Joe took on a full head of
.«Ieam. it was perhaps his best round.
lie staggered the champion with a loft
z-nd right to the jaw and Welsh look-i
at sheepisli, though he smiled. Moth-g
(.9 right landed on Freddie’s nose and
i' bled it little.
This seemed to bother Walsh's pridel
tclub with which George Moshier. the
Shawkey. 34; Leslie Bush, 2i; J. Wol-
‘don Wyckoii‘. 23; Raymond Breuslor.
20. and Herbert Pennock. 21.
News comes from the Pacific Count
that. George Parker, who swept the
board in the sprints in Australasia loot
winter and last October, boat Howard
ill-cw in the fut-long in the world'-
.rccord time of 21 1-5 seconds. in likon
to quit athletics. Parker is said to
have received a business oil‘cr from an
Eastern firm and is inclined to accept.
After Freddie Welsh gets a couple or
more chunks of soft money boxing
Ritchie and Shugrue nodeciaion bouts
in New York, he says that he will be
ready to move to New Orleans or Cub:
and box any lightweight twenty round:
for the title.
\vlmt u pleased lot the scrappers will.
be if the boxing gumelo mode a go in;
Cuba during the winter as planned by
the promoter there. Young Ahoarn
and Willie Lewis will be the first to'
get together in Havana next Saturday;
ll‘ illlti bout draws well, bouts will be:
:held there every Saturday for about3
six weeks.
BLOOM DEFEATS GALLANT.
NEW YORK. Feb. 10.——Gilbert Gal-
lant. the Boston» lightweight, suffered
another setback ut the hands of “Phil"
Bloom, 3 local boy. in their ten round
engagement, at the Broadway Sport:-
iug club, in Brooklyn. last night.
Bloom took the uggresslye in the open-
ing round and held a decided lead.
throughout the entire proceedings.
Gallant's showing was a keen disap-
pointment to his admirers.
HORIKHElMER SIGNED.
‘Horkheimer, a youngster who has
been prominent. with various- semivpm
teams in Bridgeporngand who played
last year on the Norawlks. has been
signed by the New-burgh club. of the
Atlantic Magoo: This is the same
Washington-Glee. football star. played
with last season.
CARDS AFTER .MANN.‘
The St. Louis Notional. are after
Leslie Mann..acco‘rding to Tim. Mun
name's gossip in the Boston Globe. and
the Boston management in mourni-
ing their desire. Preoldootaudney is
said to be anxious to also. what Mann
will do with an offer tromthovCurds.
SHEANyNAM'ED MAM?!“
OF PROVIDENCE CLUB
Pnowomcmun; Ii, Feb; 10.--DaVO
a bit and he went alter Shugruc. The Shaun. second” .buemn and mom
DP" SDollcd‘a pretty mix, but they mm of the valdonw WOMLM
tinned it in the third, and the bout he- no booebfll; clot» m» motor mn-
mme a free for all, both swiping with can ut' the club yuwdmoum
all the abandon of shore leave men. lug. mu; Domom spamming-11
little danmse was done because noon-i member or the murmur-inns; ion.
four potato odvouuxo in o 15 in ii
score. Clinton was the em perform-
er for tho Ribbons in this period. to
during three baskets. which were in-
ntrumontul in placing the home loom
to the fore. I
Largely due to the clam oi Cap-j
Loin Bockmon. who m 1ny unclut-3
ed in his work by Mound, Swanson.
ond Roach. the Ribbonc sprung lntoi
a commanding land before the cool,
and period had program for
Becky won the loading performer ot‘i
MORE. PRlCE RAIBBB‘LMD‘TO WAR
CHICAGO. Feb. low—War “demand
for navy beans has increased the price
about $1 a bushel within the that few
weeks. The price of crackers, follow-
ing the rise in wheat. advanced from
two to live cents a pound in mm or
the largergrocery establishments here
yesterday.
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MOHR OUTPOINTS MACK.
ALBANY. N. Y.. Feb. iD.——Walter
Mohr. a New York lightweight, out-
polnted Frankie Mack, otJoston, in
ten foal rounds here last night.
A WIIE MERCHANT.
advertises his goods. l! he cannot? do
it in a large why, he mica tho’Soutlucl
damned“: "me Coll
up the datum on ad. man will call
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‘buo punch“ to the outfield. He
ipounded out 14 triplotl that moon.
Ilia nude l5 human. _
1 Baker proved in his short sojourn
Swim the White So: in: foil um ho is
in bony swim and um- he connects
often. Agnimt Baker's 16 complete
circuit wullopl clouds Bmmwich's
four homers in the Three 1 Loom
Blockhurnc ma Breton went through
tho couch in the" American Asuncio-
tion in isis‘wtut .. record at only one
home run punch ouch.
in footwork ‘Bakor‘ rolled to equal
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EL PASO, Texas, Feb. 10.—-—Jack
Curley. who is promoting the cham-
pionship light between Jack Johnson
and Jess Willard, announced yester-
day lhut there will not be u postpone
ment and that the two men will battle
on the original date, March 6. Jack
Johnson in at l ..rbadoes, British West
Indies, which is at leost ten dayc'
travel from hero. He in due to arrive
in Juarez on Feb. 20. This would
leave him about twelve days to fit. him-
self. In the opinion of trainers who
have handled athletes in this part or
the country this period is not enough
for a big man to get ready for a bruis-
ing contest.
Coming from the sea level to 4,000
feet altitude, will be against Johnson
and the sporting men here are begin-
ning to look to Willard u the winner_
of the tight. The first bet to be made
on the fight was made yesterday. $100.
even money that Willard will boot: .
the negro champion. A cowboy took
Willard'c end.
col-r FOR DAMAGE;
George N. PhllcOx, of Norwalk. has
brought 1 suit for mu- ond injur-
ies against Doe Spence of the come
town for [400 in the Common Plano
court. Ir. Philcox an in hit com-
plaint that when be m driving his
automobile mtwcrd‘on Knight mot
November 35. At the m Limo Kr.
Spence was driving an automobile on
North uevnue. Mr. Philccx can that.
Spence did not tulle intorooflon cor-
rectly. The molt was a collision. and
Mr. Phllcox and his friends was hung
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of the Peace Samuel E. Nichole. o!
'Ridaelcld; loot-“om. The Mic.
Rldpcfloid Man claim. ch Employe found that all the allegations were
Wu Negligent. ‘true. so he gave judgment in favor of
Lust tall D. S. Gage. of Ridgeileld,‘ Mr. Gage for. .the mount asked for,
brought suit for damages against with costs: Chauffeur Widuer didnot
William A. 'Widner, of Danbury. who like the way the Justice tried the cusé.
had been in his employ as a chunk On the ground that the justice does
four. Mr. Goge alleged that his chant-1 not know the chauffeur business be
tour was melons, unckilltul and 65- took an upped! from the ruling and
mainly negligent. He did not all the the trial will be later heard by Judge
bearing: of the automobile for one H. B. Scott. of the Common Plan
thing. Because of the negligence of court,
oil, etc, Mr. Gage says that he had
to take his machine to a regulur au-
tomobile man to find out why- it did-
not work. and it cost him 876.60 to
gotittunedupondworkinsmin.
The case was tried before Justice
“'OMEN Wlllb RUN DRUG SPORE
A unique sale wil lbe held at the
l'hatham Pharmacy, in East Hump-
ton, Wednesday when ihc‘ Philatheu
society will have charge of the drug
store. The women wll unit upon all
customen and cocci“ price. will be
.set on nearly all the article. Fifteen
per cent. of the receipts will be given
to the society. A solo like thin was
montvo mum nod prove! a
his ounces.
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came know: here that Mrs. Charles
A. Massey. wife of the man alleged to
have been murdered by a housemald.
in Toronto, Canada, arrived in Hurts
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