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"Uunboat” Smith. who won a 20-
mnnd decision from Jess Willard he
tore the latter went into serious train-
mg (or his championship tight «with
Jack Johnson. tound in Young Wein-
eri. of Newark, a W worthy of
roasted is a ten round bout last ev-
ening at the Broadway Sporting club.
of Brooklyn. TheGunhoat who is hope-
this! climbing hack into a position
where Willard will have to heed his
challenge for a fig)“ tor the heavy-
weight title. tried his best to make a.
Clean job of the clean cut Newark
boy, but the latter proved too clever to
leave himself open to the punch that
has blasted the aspirations of more
than. one white hope.
Smith, who for some reason never
has been really popular with a large
section of the New York pugilistlc
fans, had to light down a continuous
chorus of disapproval. The infighting
that proved so pleasing a week ago:
when George Chip was ounding Al.
McCoey, seemed strange y distasteful
when administered by Smith. Alter a
while ‘Smith had to put his upper out
In as; pocket. somspnnanddepend
on blessings. These Welnert invaria-
My managed to evade or. take wimrs
they did no damage.- His snappy
counters carried an crowd, but I‘ll-
. parently Smith could have ‘stood up
_ tor a wool; to everythip‘ Charlie had
' to give._
For a heavyweight bout there war
remarkably little damage done. There.
was not the semblance at a staggering
blow throughout the ten rounds. Wein-
071 was clove. his job being in evi~
deuce a great deal Many of Smith‘s
best blows were. as usual when he
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tongues with a clever boxer, lookingi
in accuracy
Weinert left the ring with a slight‘i
abrasion over his left eye, but couldl
hose dressed for a party otter the I
bout without shocking any one. Gall-f
{bows hard futures showed scarcely:
-any damage For his aggressiveness
winner. but a draw would he no in-
justice to. either.
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William “Smiler” Ayrault. of this
city, last night, in the third block of
125 points in the SOS-ball match for a
purse of 850‘, played in the Palace on
North Main street, was defeated by
Archer of Stamford. The score was
13425. Ayrualt. how ever still holds
the lead. the total score being 316-234.
The last block will be played tenor
row night in the Central Billiard par-
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Battling Runs, the sturdy wrapper
a Is! of this city. and Harry Williams. of
might “'0 been called the. New Haven. fought six furious rounds
' to a draw as the feature attraction at
, . the boxing card staged. last night, by
Smith weighed 180 pounds and Vieln- the Riverside A C. Club in the New
Haven Casino.
It was the second meeting of the
pair. and although Williams had im-
proved much in form since his last go
with Kuns. the local boy was up to
him in every way. Both boys were on
their ,toes every minute. ever uger to
give and take punishment. and the
- fans were thoroughly satisfied with
their good showing,
There was little to choose between
the two on fighters. and silicone!-
eree Dave Fitzgerald named his
decision a draw it us not with en-
tire approval. Karla's next host a nest
Monday Night in statutord with“
Brown of New York. The local boy.
is improving wonderfully. ' '
The semi-dual mill brought togeth-
LEAGUE
SCHEDULE
roughed it tor six rounds in the in:
termediate tilt. the former winning
the decisionhyststrmargiai'lans-
sac and Smith rent tour lntorestlnll
rounds in the li-rnnd-smsteur class.
Theboysfoagl withhosonoustss
tin-as sounds and in “hath not
am hooked I. fight b Mills hw,
that put the lath as“. Joe m
costumed his lawman to. vi
bout of the swings-subs in a no
tory nor, Fem...‘alsr Geno is the
135‘ pouad'clsss.
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in the industrial Bonding league,
played in thflslsce Alleys. on North
Main poser; tut 7’11th the Norwal‘k
hock Company took three straight
gsmesttomthelt. so. team'i'he
feature 0! games was the excellent
roiling at out; of m. Norwslh books.
The scouts as hollows;—
lor in Stamford er Dink Miller. the New 1117'... heavy. R. g a .
weight. and Tom Rowan of Bridgeport. Dixon ._, . 81 64 75
' after being ontpointed by a his not: ugokly , ,.; 4, ‘F' 85 96 89
“mm {m is in m rounds. the Perl! oily aerop- Driacoll so 72 94
~ per caused an, 171721271811de ‘0 Youngs "" " 19'! :99 1117‘
lighting in s horrican finial-1.?!» Mason 98 100 31
m0" lop or W Bridgeportsr carried the fight to sub ugh": Look to.
ler up our alone n bee-me «ism wme’n *~ 162 95 ' m
that: the m... was hit the clown. gorge. n m 101
Tag Brooklet“ 717mm their 77.7 ppm 17.771721 ,7 popes. ”misad- 'l‘syloi .. W ' -‘ 7 104 124.. )2
sage at Washington 7’ yesterday ' the Dials tech all that wasoodhgto Benjamin ‘ :9 ., 102 ‘ -L ed
to Larry Schlsfiy s Bu team by a him and ranged to last the road? Basth'” “" " :21
score of to 4 and were degraded to
third place in the Federal League
standing. it «was s. prottr chilly day
I ior busebl,“ but the gun. was better
than either of the two others in the
1 series and was quite a hit taster.
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«on: 1““ M a
our. lama though hsdiy‘ beaten, dis
played strong recuperwtivo powers and
made a big hit with the than. who at-
most too salt. wanted to see the Dans
hit tile dust
Peter Doty and Billy
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Wits” Hummus.
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possessions ' 217 7; 72.2- 2 :17;
market by Wing m n2.
month at 115M The analog.-
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Th. PW: We Gamay bowl-
ing team. in the Fireman’s League.
last night in tho Brunsgiok Allan. on
.Washingtno street. took two out of
three aisles item their friends the
"Pot" Hose boas.
GEORGETOWN BACHOELORS won.
The single members of the George-
town Cluh last evening. at the first sit-
ting at the hld‘whist toumament, Were
victorious over their married friends'
by Just twenty-one games,
tings will be held every Tuesday.
averting at the club quarters in
‘Georgetown.. The snore:
, Single Men.
Perry and Uchwood ms
Brunett and Connery
~Peterson andlusr ...
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Benton and Glens
asset's.
Asses
tom “ 479»
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Min- 777.13. ~
,, Total .
'terdsy afternoon and the n-eshman
The Ilt- '
out the attorney-lot organised hall is
.thOss-s manhood
one 7mm
mow .
PAR 0f "if KIES
Tharsnior Giants that the Yale re-
gulars. 2 to I. at the Polo Grounds yes-
Giants beat the Yale sub-varsity, 6 to
0. The double header was the Giants’
The score:—- first home appearance ofthe year and
“Enlistments “'8‘? ensuing—245 also their ilnal preparation for the
W 91 77 ”~25; beginning of real business today. The
Schultz 90 75 34....250 games were only seven innings each,
.. _ hut fourteen inings were a vast plenty
TOTALS 752 The seats were sparsely inhhhited
' Putnam H“. Co. with fans and the attendance was a
Fay 51 13 ".333 matter of more hundreds. IlWidently|
Cogtgflo 93 go “.275 there was no great desire to see fi‘riaut-J 206; Fins, 195.
Euro 82 76 96—454 Yale baseball or the day wasn't warm
...... enough or most people were holding
TOTALS 765 oil until today.
PARKS fllKK BEAIS
on Al
All Reich. the humor w
heavyweight champion who — ‘
clamoring for a match with Jinn
i'ey. the Dublin Giant, received a
back last night at tho ” d ,
(My) ”annular 90an
at the Fol-ll s. C. on the W
Ru vi owed b the m
onhymdthemmdmwhfism.
evenly divided. In an actual: ,
Flynn clearly outpolnted the to _
title holder. The weights was: R910 ,
lip to the sixth round Belch .
a good showing but after Mil
pear“ tired and Non will)!“
in the last tour rounds. The-
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CHICAGO. AMI li.‘-‘President Gil-
more said m be Just discovered
roaadwasthe‘hestotthslghtv
lwas the masons fighting d“ "
lin this round that took all m. It '
out of him and left him an ens
tim for the Boston fighter, ‘
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Edda mmxusnama .
Winn—Mons on mm’ M.
sent him cooling W the-
this answer to the'dt‘odslai league's
anti-muslin had asked iaissctlons
Waumpsomulnap‘.
his lesson. This. he said. precludes a
chaos. that salts to M that“
players f the Pittsburg Marsh. vibe
unmet; 11 today irons tailing partin
Mills and Stocking. so A 800d- “v‘ 9'" best in the host',
Jennings and Santsnmo 889m , ~ . _ ‘
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lad mismatches”
- easy to hit and hammered h ,
V - er amateur fought on the ‘ .
ow. start-ac right on rhesus;
WMLAImfln-u ‘
m mum them!“
milling. Near the and of M
Flynn liiansgedtocut.Rech’snin“l
with strewn. no as m
with'ha'ororhandriihs‘.
..u'ler this round 11an mo
the men and body. Reloit in
ran into nynns' straight in;
the sixth until the final lid!)
Timai Amencan League Schedule 1915
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