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NEW YORK, Oct. 20.—-F‘rank Mo-
no of Pittsburgh, knocked out Jim
Coffey. the Dublin Giant in the third
round of a ten round match here last
night. A right cross to the jaw in
the third round sent Coffey tthhevfioor
svith a count of five. Apparently
helpless, Coffey scrambled to his feet
and held'onto the ropes. Moran trush5
ed at him and struck him again Ref-
glee Phil Brown stepped between the
:men. giving Moran the technical
knockout. Moran weighed 200 pounds,
(loftey 201.
The. Pittsburgh boxer owed hi'vaio-
Iory to his superior ring generalsbip‘.
‘Coltey was the aggressor at the be-
ginning of the bout but Moran, con-.
serving his strength waited for the
opportune moment The first round
began with Coffey rushing at Moran.
He sent a right uppercut to the Pitts-
burgher’s face and a hard left to his
stomach. ulterior struck less effective
Howell: tW initial 'i'oiltid‘“ ‘ Cotfey’s'
long reach Input Mogul am: at the
beginning ofahe second i'roulyle' The‘
lug tactics, sent a debt to Cullen's
{ribs 'and a hard right l9“ the Dublin
fey to the ropes. where literal: then
sent three successive r htngk £15
head. Cofiy appearedv vry w;
the bell rang. _
Moran got a ‘hard rl‘glltw to like. l19d.yV:
at the opening of the third round.
close rVIIKIV‘RVrBlig twq‘rfghth: and:
left to Colfey's face. Ills 1: 11101133
’ was a right to the ‘m‘r- ‘ll'h dolls
“[N‘e‘h! down"l'li'ter only' one minute slug
Bhutan!” of liability. By his‘ ties
V ,tory Moran earned the rightvto meet
this Willard. the present holder 0',
the world’s heavyweight champion-V
mills» 3.; it was announced before the
fight that Willard wouldmeet the vic
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A "As the New Haven Water Company
~ 11:15 refused to grant permission to the ‘
Arne Univers‘i't‘y Boat Club to hold its
race with Columbia on Lake Salton
. stall it has been deflIthely decided to
row gr III New Haven harbor on Fri-
thy Moon, Nov. 12.
‘gj'kjfife- management has made so
We to charter a steamer. calla"
' able of carrying 400 persons Vto follow
.I the boatmwand another that will carry,
am trancbcr near the Vanish. The
_ race bellies the day befqrc the Yale
’ 31‘inéeton {netball game and it is ex-
. pecféd that many Yale graduates will
. be on hand to see it;
causes. I): Wimali, who i‘owad No. A:
an thfs' yéar' s Yaié' s championship
night, has ngn appointed graduate".
. 'V_histant varsity and freshman coach.
{Elie iidditipn of Mr. Wiman to the
. reaching stair was made necessaryth 5
are unusually large crow sound that
has. reported this fall and by the foe ' ‘
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J'lttsburgher, however, adopting pushal
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fans are in for a fistic treat on On:
tober 28th when Silent Martin of New
York, meets Wild Bill Fleming ot
Waterbury, in the star ten round bout
on Dan Buckley's card in theBAudi;
2toriurn here. In booking the deaf and
dumb whirlwind Promoter iBuckley
has gone at a great expense as the
latter isa high priced artist. Martin’s
battling should be a treat to the Nut
meg stale fans as he is a fighter wh
don't know what the word cleveerle‘lVTuiV
means. All he knows is tight and
a certainty that Wild Bill will have
his hand full when he tackles Martini
aln [hell last encounter in New Yo‘lis
Martin fouled Fleming in eight round?
after one of the fiercest combats ever
witnessed in the big city. Up to the
accidental foul the milling was even.
iMartin is a great battler having
whipped such boys as Champion A]
fRIcOoy was Alistair ‘ Lid Mute
Glover, Kid Graves. Frsnkie Hotter.
Terry ‘llitcfiéll ltalian Joe Gan: aVfitl
mshy’othcn‘t. »
The ten round semi-final ba’twegn
lJimmy Banana of»; Waterbury. and
remix: Houck of Philadelphia! 311011111
faults {£20110 Ames of
boxes Nolan of V
in Kit light round bout, an *
Barber and Young Sullivan
narrowly:
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The Tiger, Jrs. traveled to Sau9le
tuck Sunday and defeated the foot;
iball team of that place, 311).- Tb;
game was 'leatured by the long will
‘of Coleman, Olsen and Coles, these
men made runs of 40 to 60 yards
through a broken held. The‘Saug'a-
tucks outweighed thel'l‘igers 20 or 3V0
pounds but the Juniors 011‘!!! this
by their speed. .The Tigers are great
lyV strenghtened this year by L.:Coles
and Clans Sherry, their two sulfide.
Goalst‘ Coleman 2. Coleg V1, Mor-
iart 2. L. Cotes kicked goal.
'1‘ Jrs. have an open date for Sun
day and Would like to hear from some
local or out of town team Any one
wishing a game answer through this?
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The line up for the Tiger, Ira. Sun
day was. as follow" KusliclL. V Bill
Cotes. L. Cotes, A. Wargo,V Clang
Sherry, Tack Barry, 1“. Olsen, Babe
Coleman, S. Sherry. .Murph Rooney
[and Ed‘ Moriarty. ,
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Buttithg- Run, the royal slugger of
in training every day for
:1: Monty. of Port ches-
VV quarters are at the,..Day
.- M. C. 11., Where he is‘hard'
suit: up to glvs- Monty quite some
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WATERBURY, Oct. 20 ——Waterbury 9
develop into a ham‘mor‘ m [59ng at _‘
fifair as both boys are sluggeE-VEV pure
film securing Am
‘V remainder of ihe‘ V9‘§ason.
itcnlls a praclica for: Friday ‘1
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NEW H‘A'VEN, Oct. 20.——With Le
Gorge permanently off the Yale team,
and with several others of the' regular
players injured, the coaches started
three days of hard practice to pre-
pare an eleven to meet Washington
and VJetferson' Saturday. Assisting
the regular staff of 'coaches Were Ed
Glass and Jim Rodgers with the guard
and tackles. and Kllpatrick with the
ends.
Mindful of the possibility of an ad-
vVerse decision on LeGore, Hinkey has
“been developing a good string of
backfield men and yesterday Nevil.
Smith and Scovill were the backs.
Wilson running the team at. quarter.
in the line Church and Mosely were
ends, Chub Sheldin and Gates tackles,
Von- Holt and Jim Sheldon guards.
and Pie Way center. LeGore and Eas-
ton have. otfered to play on the sec-
ond team: at any time the coaches
want them .to.
"All [lilfli [0 not
saunas or smut
The Alger football‘ team wil‘l‘linJVup
against the Shamrocks of SARAH-rd,
Sunday ”‘ofternoon‘ at 5111th
Park at 3215-1-11 -is.= bilrlle summon
’are composed of am or no first
claim
[players in Stqurd,’ Vapd lhcy
Elisha get back 11mm- hollow-In
defeated them last year. ,
Captain Belius bpd’bcen . .
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'8 o'clock. All playgrs are reo‘llbstVV
to be present as 9 few changes will
be made in their lineup. The Tigers
have gotten hold of two of the strong-
est picked players incund to strength-
en the line. Their names will [19 an-
nounced later.
men all work the latter part: (It the
week...“ getting slmuaenlent VVPaVrllV VViVnV
shape for Sunday's 99am ”1 pilots
will be set up field markedI oily and
side lines put up to keep the crowd
from t'leV field -
mun will in:
MAMA AAIBBAY
m‘ you: ecL‘ 811.3} Harry
("righting-1 rims; his popular
Brooklyn lightweight. has been
matched to‘ box Lelic'l‘: Cross. 11111:an
ri’ck's ligirebsivenesVii and ability to
give and takg pumsbmentV was proven
in his recent ring engagements with
Jimmy Copper, of Bay Ridge. He will
malts: Ileachi'e extend himselt to the
ilmltzilagieircape bales; Jimmy puns,
the chant dmlght Boxer cribs Vial
tattoo Lyceum, and Youilg Jimmy
Murray, brothervof the formidable
bantamweight, will meet in ones)! the
six round sessions to precede; the main
eyent, which promises toVV be a thriller
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George Smith; captain and coach of
the Sixth Company basketball team
' ‘10:. the coming season; was in town
' tonyacliyevchnrge clinics initial .5.
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NEW YORK. Oct. 20 ~0®e more
the rumor springs up that see is
about to be declared bstwhen 0r
ganised Baseball and the Federal
League. One of the condition; of the
latest plans is that
league svould cease to axing: a ma
Jor organization. Organizedgibaseball
is firm in its original stand; at there
is no room for a third mam‘leagute.
and this was. undoubtedly onWnt
the men of the
lions, who had a conferenco‘lfiv'ith the
National Commission in Phljsdelphia
after the first game of timworld“
series. That the VVconfcngl‘ios was
sought by the Federal ~ibague is
known only in so for as is indicated
by the conditions which existed at
that 'conference, and they‘beld the
implication that some of the Federal
league Club‘. omen at last mm will-
ing to ell inate James A: :VGilmore.
the league 2: pregldent
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yard is their] the servdces oifphristy
willow-bu; the New Yorir‘aiants
u 'varslty moan coacll. ..
Two confershcés were hold with
Mathewson last week. one took place
when he mum” Boston '- cutting the
world’s,§m“” . '
lunch till ens
alleged wonders" tron: the spobiigbt. K:
0. Brown, Gunboat Smith, Barbardtcr
Wells. Al Pallet. BOP Winter, 3061'
Mel} 11in Stewart; Carl Morris ant
other counté‘rteits who were praised
to tile sides in spite of the fact that
they pussVessed little or no skithava
fallen into the discard. ave} Johnny
mullahs and Mike Gibbons have lost
mum” of their forms? prestige. As a
result, patrons of boxing in New York
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it was notice very 101:.th that ‘
New York light fans jg» .mlu
[no they vote paying 16‘s.» m:
stars of the ring-boxers who
compared favorably with the
champions of days ‘gono by. But
time has rsmovpd many of these
now hail from Missouri. They refuse '
to be soiled by the: busy press agents. ~
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CHICAGO, Oct. 20e—Baseball stars
of the American and National leagues
got away last night on their tour of
the northwest and west. The first
game is scheduled for Oshkosh, Wis.,
today. The tour will close November
23. Dick Hoblitzell of the Boston
Americansmwiil be in command of the
fill Americans and ’Frank Bancroft
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°,Nationals will be in chargegof the
Nationals. Grover Alexander of Phil-5
adelphla, Johnny Evers Vof Boston,
Roth of Cleveland, Struck and
Schang of Philadelphia Americans,
and Walker of St. Louis. were among
the players who reported. After play
ing in the principal cities of the
northwest, "the teams. will go to San
Francisco for a series of games at the
Panama~Paclflc Exposition.
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‘ era ct Fairlieid Coanty:
The Silent FV‘Vour Social Club, Vacllnz
by Robert Patterson.
duly authorised by vote‘ or [laid Gill».
hereby apply for a Club Certificate lg
entitle it to have in its possession and
VdispensVe to its members spirituous
and intoxicating honors an IV! nodes;
to its social life “BBQ”? orgi'siVsVionsV 0!
Chap. 29“: “but; all: o; it at rn'o'
quarters 91' MM Anamlptlon. Club, 595
piety» located at 339.. 121.3%th Street,
Town lot. Norwalk 42115! maiden. .
Said Club harlot-1p puritans and
objects the billowing: Toaid. MD and
assist the “members ofthe society in
5- cases of \sicknesspdeath or other «ills.
tress. andto premote and elevate their
civil, moraland social standing. and to
disseminate general knowledge among
them.
it has a membership of. seventytwo
(12). and was‘orpnlxed, August 25th.
1909
The- Others. Olrs‘c‘l'ora,‘ lies as fol-
lows: . .
Paul Mason, President. .
Robert Pattersonp Vice-Pulldflh .
Thomas Jackson. Roe. Secretary. »,
’ James. W. Allqn,?ln. Secretary.
John Encompast~ at. Arms.
Board of Directors, Neal Clements.
VWllliam Smith, Willie Wilson. ,
Land List of members are hereto an
nosed.
Dated at Norwalk, this 9th day of
October. 1915 *
THE SIDENVTV mm: 800131191103
By tRobert Patterson,
VicePresidsnt, duly authorliell
Norwalk. Conn, Oct. 9, A. D..« 1916.
son, Vice~Presldent of‘thla silent Four
acetatolub, and made‘oatll boarding
to the truth or. choral-easing applica~
'tion and that said AssociatlanClub,
Society, [I a bone this organization
wherein 'th_e_ dispensing of liquors is
not its chlet'obieCt, but is an incident
of its existence as an organizationpto
its members who are twenty-one," and
that there are no minor? in the active
membership. «
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