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Norwalk boxing fans were treated
lust night to some of the best fighting
that has been staged in Norwalk. The
battles were held in Roodner's Hall,
on Washington street, and were un-
der the auspices of the Federal Sport-
ing Club, of this city. The house was
crowded, a record crowd packing the
hall to'witn'ess the mills. Music was
furnished while the boys were rest-
ing between rounds. With Chief of
Police {William lR. Pennington last
night sat Mayor Carl Axel Harstrom
and Police Commissioner George E.
Russell "Jack" Dempsey was the
referee and time wbs kept by William
south.
The first preliminary VwasV between
Eddie Ryan “and Tobey Kelley, two
local‘youpgstersiv It was a good start-
or. b ones the boy‘s kept the house
in goo humor with their work. This
go went four rounds to a prptty even
draw. Kelley' s bolts filed a lVlttle. but
neither of the datiV did VVVanVyVV real
damage. Ryan bad i Vline uppercut
swing, but he misjudged in many in
stances and Called to connect
K. 0. Googue of Stamford. is some
fighter in findo at of ’the ring HV.
couldnif. Won‘t his? shoes at
the Lockwood A. A.. of this city, last
night, bends?“ 1:9 got. mixed if”... in
what the annou‘ilc‘er edid‘wath‘V b “r
oghflih‘séisnmidm :M'fittory. where
he is employed. He was suspended
for a week because of the scrap, and
so injured his hand in the rumpus
that be was in no condition to take
Tobey on.
This" matchmaltél's :pait‘VdVd Tdpry lid
and the two made good in e'v'éry par-
ticular. They slashed through four
Méiy rounds to ltV draw. The two
.boys out up a fine fight. There was
no prancing around the ring for them,
both staog’lng' to give and take with
Vigor. In introducing Masou and To-
bey the need of‘a- sporting club in
purer and: train was touched upon.
Tobey shovdad remarkable improve-
Vflfif since his 13'th fight. VV
‘V'Iu‘d carter, of Stamford and Young
thiey. of the White son A. A.,' this
city, Were stopped by the police after
going a:- iittle over one round. Every-
thing Went Riley's way in the first
found. He started the go with a
[tin Carter was of stockier build
than the roost ybu'dg‘ste‘r. '
The second round had just started
when Carter swung to Riley’ s jdw and.
sent ”him backwards half way optic!
He got bsclr into thieving
aMz‘.triiieM_dazed, and wombat-Way to
the floor again. Chief of Police W. R;
Mhington, .at this outfit; instructed
Tlmskeeper Smith to ring theV bell, as
be declared the bout off. when prev
tested to the chic! stated that Riley”
may were ofdhe opinion that-Riley
(timid ha-ve 5'corn'e back," and Riley
Wolf injgpfotesting stated that be
to the
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lrile isL all final of the evening was:
Vgliod- _one.- Jimmie Mimoy of this mini?“
1 was matched originally with Kid slur.
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One do After thclirsi Round
and a right to the jaw. Murray put
across a left jolt to the face and Kel
ley did the same. They spurred for a
minute, and then both exchanged left
and rights in a brief mill. Murray
jolted a left to the face, and then
landed his left on the other’s atom
sch. Kelley came back with I. left to
the face and followed with a right jolt
to the jaw. Murray connected his
left with Kelley's jaw, and lively in-
fighting followed Kelley's left right
jolt to the face. Kelley sluggod a
back fell short of ,the intended spot.
A; left. to whiny; face‘fiVan 3; fight jolt
on Murray’s jaw wound up the round
Kelley .led all the fift
to the rice; Thé bdys l: mixed it'
up lively, both exchanging hotly. Mur-
ray workod a left-right“ the jaw, and
Kelley came back with just as good
Murray got across a left to the sdom
lunged and missed. They enacted,
and Murray. arroganmeijpmnnectlng
with Kelley’s face. They clinched.
Kelley worlcgdia ggfhjgytbhjaw. VVand
another clichlVVi followed. Kelley :pul
over a left and a right to the fine,
$335.3" the has:
anotherhb
swing.to Harvey's stomach. K to
a right swing, and sparring 'foliotbpfh
A lively mixup and they clinched;
Both Murray :and' Kelley worked a
'left'ifi'd a right to the face. They
clinched near th ropes. A left to «the
fsceiion Kelley’ 's‘VVdprt was followed by
spandhg. Kelley wobked a left right
to the jaw, than n- lVeft and followed
this up with a left-right to the face.
i‘he round ended after Murray plant-
ed a right to the other's chin.
The sixth round was started off by
Kelley, Who put over a left to Jim-
mie's face. ‘Thoy spurred a moment,
and Kelley joltrfl Murray's jaw twice.
After this Murray sluggcd Harvey
clinched. Kelley. got in two lofts and
a left-hsnuombinatlon .to Murray's
Jaw.- TMboy sparredr ‘and 1! left
fillid‘ed‘oo’flilfil'fifo’s moo: They clitlch
ed. Murray jolted a right to the face.
and Kelley came bacl‘t with {a- lefl- -l"lght
swing to the jawfi Afton a right to
Murray‘s jaw, the [dual boy Worked at
good double smashing Kelley with
'his left_ to the jaw and planting his
right on the others stomach. Kelley
sent out ”a right to the face and a left
Vto the body. Murray landed a right
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the other with“ lefc fild right swings
to Ville jaw. Murray comb" across with
a left to the face, and after Kelley
worked his left to the other' 5 john! they
clinched Murray plunked Harvey on
the stomach with. Va steaming left.
Coming out or a. clinch, Murray just
about connected his left. with Kan
Vvdys jaw. Murray‘p‘tlt Across a left-
rlght comoination to the face, thena.
right to the jaw. Kelley connected
his right with the ‘tSVther's jaw, and
Mllurrsy' :1 left swung t‘o Harvey's face
The round ended in a storm of an;
plause’, the thirst nolsly showing their
amolml of' the good milling. . V-. .,
Blevioj'ls to the opening of tile
Kunlr- floaty scrap, the unnouticer in-
VV»; 5. tfbdli‘o‘b’d V'Ydllfifi Lyons. Mid“ ls Wing
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to lake anyone in Connecticut. on
eweighing 116-. Steve Boyd of this
‘V city, .vwbo' next Saturdcy 'wili light lit
the Gresham A C; on Ten-y live
one. Brooklyn: K. o: Goose. cream: ’
ford; Kid Murphy; of Stamford. and
‘Tlimfiiy bottom or sort Chester who
Qlowed up with a left and right to the
with s ieflt to Kunx’s jaw ' ' V
sch, land a clinch ‘foltovtodu .Koileyi
9 9 _ mam Wlmlt‘he new rehash: face
just abouhiwmocmws oar thymus d-‘M’elbmod lent? They clinch-
,wnh his tighten the jbw, and they‘
on the" jaw,» and ..
{Monty jabbed a left to Kudzu .“stom Kiln! was tab dbicit for Vim": ll t'le’bVl' the chin. Both beys made a for." wild
ach. After poking a left into Kunc's to the face by Kim: was foltowed bypasses at each other. neither doing
face
Ql‘ight and left. They clinched Kunz
walloped a right to the head and fol-
face. Monty came back with his left
to the face and Kunz failed to lead an
Iatjempted comeback. Monty sluggad
Kunz caught Monty a beach on his
.back, as the New York boy tried to:
jduck Kunz then handed out a. left!
right- left combination to Monty's face,
and Monty came back with a right up
lpercllt. They clinched. Monty jabbed
{a left to the face. Kilns landed his
jgight on the other's jaw, and Monty
I passed out a left to the face They
{clinched after Kunz poked his left to
Monty's body Monty landedm left to
*Kuns's face. but in return he received
{a peach of an uppercut in close. quar-
ters fighting. They clinched. Kunll
passed out a loftV and a right to
Monty's face and another left to the
Qto the other's face, and Kunl landed
Ion the Port Chester’s boy's stomach}
my closed the round with a VrlgthV
- Round Two. .. . '
Q Kuhn opened the round with
gusto, landing two lovely rights. oth
Monty’s jaw. Monty landoda night to;
the, foe; and. the boys damaged
Vi“:
came back witlla right jaw jolt. Mon-
ty rushed Kilns party!" outside the
ropes. When he gov inside the ring
again. he handed out a culminating
to Monty KW, in quick succession.
put over three lofts to the face Valid
a left and right Vcémbinatlon to the
jaw. Monty tried hard_to put over a
telling punch, but his success was not
brilliant. ' _ "
Fifth Round.
The mood was opened by Kunz, who
plunked Monty_ on Vibe jhw with his
left. Monty's left jolted Kunx's jaw,
and Kunz came back with a le'ft to
the face. Monty put over i: clocking
good Vriglit to the jaw, and followed
it. up with a left tthhe face and an-
other left to bile-body. «Krupp handed
out his’left-rigbfi‘totho‘ jdwflfo‘pe. and
Monty reciprocated'witb wtefbjolt to
the face. Monty put over at right up:
percut Kunx‘drilr‘ggdd‘a loft-right to
right to the face, “d Murray's “"1“" saw. A clinch". Monty poked a midi“ face, and Monty sent over a left
and their" a left and right to tile jaw.
A whacker if: a jolt woo put over by
Kdn‘i', ‘wh'd’cd'fifiectbd‘ with tile others
jow’ih ‘hch stjls‘mamaw the house
:6 ’sliVlitVtththVzVV9ittr ml.-
thins-hawk basis this with: new rites
bullish: 'ildol‘y"‘slhggeji'- left to not
evenly in llivolyw infighting: .wa right
was. landed on Monty's food. andstjm
bays clinched. ‘Kunl "Millard.
lightly while the other witbflir
door: protected .gllc focwwitdvl: Vb
(gloves; Monty sent: ' snout tale to
llfidhr‘n- fade. wilt-l9 planted: botivibidm
right'and hltior'Monty'a fucu‘und
“nthonpasledfltwn‘aflglmwutlio body.
o0.“ floaty setit a left to Hunt's 'faoe.
was lioyéworkse do» together. and
thin-e was on even exchange inlaid in-
fighting: Monty jabbed' Hunt’s ‘jaw
with Hart. Kilns connected With the
ofhdr's body with lift! right, and'tftef
Monty" clogged 'a right to the fact.
they clinched: Km worked mother
left right combination to the face.
More infighting. AJight connected
with Monty's jaw. 'aud they worked
close together for more infighting.
Kun: worked a left and theirs right
to the jaw. They clinched. A left
caught Monty's face, and then a stiff
right. Kunz punished Monty in the
face‘ in the infighting. Kunt wall
ed a peach of a left on Monty’s fit
the round ending.
Round Three.
Monty’ 5 head was sent baclt with I.
left jabu 'Kunil followed up with a
left holly blow, and both boys siugged
left and right evenly. They clinched.
A steam-hammer right, which was r.
peach, caught Monty in the neck A
clinch followed. 2 Monty poked a.’ led
to Kunz‘s face, and in the infighting
Kunz worked another beautifulupp‘or-
cut. Monty ducked to escape Kong's
left but caught it on the back. A
clinch. Monty jabbed left VaVnd then-V
right to the body. The blows were
not heavy. Kunz sent his right Wal-
loper with all possible speed to Mon-
{dud fbd9‘bil7licilo'd. A left hand-
Ved szng‘ thin? win it'd'oiflbr landed bl
VfaVco‘,I lVefty to thb‘flody‘; 'irfid was slow
VpVoli ‘h'j thfl‘jo‘li' to" his body: .. suns.
this good ‘ilr‘the elodoiql'ldrters siusu
VMonty was rewarded with a stiff V8 “8th on the 35" from “’03!!! Kb!!! damage Kunz made connections with
a left to the face. Inflxhting followed,
and in this Kunz showed his supef~
iorlt‘y. A left jolt to‘ Monty's face Iris
rewarded liy a right to the local boy's
jaw. They clinched after Kunz’s
right to the chin. Montywas the re-
cclpient of a right to the face, and
then a left jolt. They clinched. Mom
ty scored a right to the jaw. Again
did they clinch. Kunz next parcele’d
out a right then a left, both landing
jsquare‘ly on the other’s jaw. They
Iclinched. It appeared that Monty
didn't seem obi-13m to break in the
clinches as promptly as R’ofieree Jack
Dempsey'would have desired? Brie}
infighting followed and then they
sparred. Monty sluggeii right to the
face. and was stopped from further
a'rlght ”(another left to the face.
Another left connected with Monty's
slaw, and following this some a right
.5011; Monty smug hard with Flt!
wright but Kuhn didn't happen to be in
:its path. Monty's loft md- [{0an
jar connected, and timeout: affection
awty‘clinched. They spurred cau-
Hmr'lttloualy, and again clinched. After a
little more sparring. Kiln! “fitted out
to loft jolt tmthc- jaw, “duffel Monty
'Dfiv'bfir his left to dim M..Mo.foi
lowed medics Clinch. Wommx:
i'lig insignificant punches the
sounded the? and of tire round:
c“ =‘ mm m
h
m” s'jaw “ ‘A il’lu‘gsuls nonsm- W "Three snappy lens litre-mire
Cfdde M has by trill:- :liih tin
mar clinched. A right left to the jaw
Voltl stuV‘nt. and Monty
lerVtV MC}
jolted
'VVV” V M“? Cfo. ‘ ‘ H
TVkaVVy cVifchbod aftc‘i'" Kuniv’l‘s left lit
on the by, g jaw. Kurtis" loft don-
nepted withV otbof'Vs face. rind Mons
ty put over aV left 33V the in. for
which he was regarded by a fight to
the tics. They ppcrrcd somewhat
outlaw.
stilf right to Kuna's jaw. Run! jolted
left to tthace, and in the infighti
lug put a another upper-cut. A
and fight. ix» body on Monty’s part
was rewarded by KaniV with a inm-
ed, after Kan: Vfbuggcd a right to the
face. au‘left. to..,tho face by Monty
follow“t Inn's right jolt to the
stomach. After breaking from a
clinch. frosty: just misses a: right to
the: body» Th New Kori: boy scored
a left to the 'lalcc.l and: they clinched.
Marty didn't noise concoctions with
an attempted left, but made up for it
with a. rightto the jbw. Kilns. after
jabbing a: loftto the face, foiledto
put over' an attempted coppercut.
the air with his left the bell rang.
.Round Seven. .
KunVVz opened up with a left jabV to
the jaw. Monty slugged his right to
the face, and Kunz follV'Vowed up with
lin staph-nod fashion. odd then clinch-
ed. VIA baton of rights and leftst
pulled all by. Monty. They spurred
again by .Vaiuggi‘u'g right to‘ the jaw.
s'd his left to the other's; face, and:
uppercut' they clinched. Km slug:
Monty connected his left to the face.
and there was an exchange of slug.
ging. Monty walloped Kim: on the
jaw Monty seemed to have ‘illiiicuity
Kiln; scored Vino 3r uppercut VVK VV
joltédj . t ‘
t sqd' left waumr to 1th
infightingc After Kind .th“
ontlie jaw, . V
do is Isl
spirited infighting ‘ 39in; slurs left
all
‘IiVfir athleticstunt lit cacti othsr's ‘“
tys jaw Monty just burely connocbmnty poked a left to the face, sad
in why spar-red. Monty put over,
Kunz cajne back with a right to Mon it left to the body had fhey clinched.
Jy's neck. A clinch followed 9s. did: {A right to: thethcdy by” Kim: sent their:
lab to Monty's face Meats «taboo into anotherp‘fincfi.» A light“ huts:
left to the flies, and after missing Xace was followed by a light jolt to
lWhfit Wot!“ have been' 3 dbfilaéins Montys stomach, Kuni followed 019039
some: but to the jlyr. and after: Molt-
ged right .and letter: the Vothsr’s jaw. ijy med left to the ace h‘e miss-
edan‘at , punch ‘rlght h:
lKuns's kw,Vf find 0‘ left textile Now
Yorkers wait was followed by 'a
.A,_.
mm another‘ous of thrice; lovely
Tight-10ft, 3016!! Was the 16% o; TOmV-V
T fit“? of—
V’ on films iiutrbv‘br a Vrightijo'lt. to the
meme boys“ went through! a porn
Emir sV V
m Monty passed a' good
lug turmoil“ to the jaw. They clincbv
a left double. jolt. They mixed it up“
for a while; and Klimt started. it up
jaw in short order at the cm: of
this round. and the New York boy's
bond fjcltdd“ bwclr‘Mcthcfl time.
) ,Mcuty's'umbook wasn't mt Ml
them “Kmsncnpaqodpnt a
left to 'ttlevjlm andm right to All.
has.» Ibfigb‘tillg chm ism
so'oh‘idd‘to do the most damage lentils.
Monty slipped. 'but cm «towns
Kim wallbpoli Vt right to” the ”'V.
They olili’éh. Kilns miss-u loading 9
as“ right: but; followed up has and
1): put it liter to the jaw. nonwhit-
ed to send across Want he tried
next connected on the other's jaw, and
pad whéil'it f6und the cm ‘man's
chin. 9A clinch "followed this.
Mouth-rmtbhlrlefcam tho-boon
and handed out a good jolt to the
face Monty's next trick was a‘right
to the lllhi‘yE u left (‘0‘ the race, and
their a climb. Kilns softcover a m
ly lento the unify. sud was
a'lV'l‘gV‘lli! to“!!! M The W150!
tm'mmd mm mm. mm
“bit he filled on m mum
alld' they swim W 'm
maths: nucleic-u «ram-mi sniping:
They clinched,‘and as Kan: fanneim- m. m 5W m n W
the more jolt was .
right to.- mum thrill who
a‘ léitoh the other'sjfsw mum
felled to land a heartfelt minor: with
“his right. They clinched1 after ifonty'
received a right and left to‘ fllb‘ face
another clinch followed Kuhh's right
by
Monty didn't seem in too fresh: or
spry. KuliViV' was going it fol- all he
was worth
' Round Ten.
in the last round Monty was stand-
ing up well, and he took considerable
punishment, but Kilns appeared as
fresh as e'V flowers ii: May. The
round started off with a whi‘rtjmd a
snap, and sites a-slam fang exchange
of lofts and rights“, thi boys found"
themselvesrin ”each others arms in' a
clinch. Kilns planted a fight to the
(too, and a clinch fmlowed Another
right to Moutyfs use, a little infight;
jaw. and Kilna' sent a left jolt to the clinch. Coming out 9;: this? Tenth? lh'g, and. chemist “clinch. Kill“ sent .
over a‘ right to the ways Monty did
clili’ch would bele'I him out acme.
Tracking idem this" moly- tan
9 left to the jaw; ThVOV VVNSW VVYdfk " ‘
missed a splendid assures: that: KVVV
jaw multicultural:
> \
ya. on.
.joits at that particular time, by a left,‘
véry handl to give Kilns. lonty’ a right 9
info right, Also, shot out bad s't‘op- M
Monty .
to the face? At the end of this round .
his best to find Kilns, but failed. but}
the new Yorker thought: another;
was blessed be. «are: 5.9.9.59 A‘- isn't;
. ré‘hiilted. dials '
in mild: his: 13:: his;
jaw, after a brief excbulge and an
other of the very frequent clinches
was indulged in. The luxury of the
clinches evidently pleased Monty. An
uppercut was MontyfsVV 9, and Kun'z
foiloived this up with left to the
face. Another clinch. Kunz plant-red
‘a right on Monty's chin. Stll another
clinch. Monty’s head was doom, and
he was protecting his face with his
;Vupli'fted gloves, :1 short time before
the gong rang. When the round end
ed both boys were in the middle of a
lively skirmish.
~-Harold R. Durant. owner of the
baseball grounds in: Waterbury, ,has
been spending a few days in that city
hand gave the.impresslon thatWater-
wtbury isqulte likely to be represented
lll'the Eastern .Aalioclatiou next sea-
son. , .
Although Durant. wa's averse to
thscussing. baseball affairs in general
iand Wing-bury basebalj in particu-
W. it is said oh god authority that
maiden James fix”. O‘Rourke of the
Mom, Association has selrjt t9 Sec
relax}: Farrell of the thVlonal Asst),
newton his personVnVi’ check for; the
protection fee for Waterbury, thereby
ptqipjpg the territory for the East:
”on, ”1.031399!!- Duruflt did not call
toll hob stony. mentioned as Vrouible
manages for the ham. .llld gavo no
lptimption in; to the idoutltyof grille
interests who are 9m}; to be negbtiat-
ingfforggnlease‘fif ithe Reidville pro;
warty which mum amid VfiVlVlciVVV “Vim
spring of c.1911. Q Hoodlum“, haw:
:
that Waterbury would have Eastern
Association baseball next year.
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Colgate.at Yale. ' .
Penn State“ Harvard. : ‘
Williams at Wheaten.
worocster Tech at Wesleyan.
Washington &’Lee lit indlana.
Colby at M'Elns.
' Bowdoln at Bates.
Virgini'a P. l.- at. Maine.
Gettysburg it Lohlgh.
Syracuse" at Ilclergan
Bdfayotte st Pennsylvania.
Without at howls
springficl‘d m at Con. A. C.
‘lfcty Jonson Boston College.
Allegheny st Pittsburgh.
Mouth dis-Amherst.
“Ham at West Point. ,
Oregon is. it. ill ‘fliehilgan A. c.
lilac. A. “c. at Tufts.
Rosina-gum- at wash a lien.
Wisconsin at Chicago. M
Siv'artflmore fit was Hopkins.
Middiciinry or W P. i. .-
Carlisls at West Vim MV‘ »'
So. Dakota at Mrs M
R. 1. State at Union. '
Miami atVOliio Wcsfoydnr
Nebr’asknat‘AméicV .- “
Kansas at Oklahoman.
Tennessee“ at Vandej'blit‘.
Springfield at Rutgers. ..
No. ’Carolina‘ A. tit/MT.“ at Annapolis.V
Minnesota at Illinois. ‘
\
VDelawVare at ‘Catholic Univ.
Kenyon {it Oberlin. 9
w' Suwanee“ at Alabama. .
West. Maryland at Mt. St. Mary'V s.
Hamtlbm At St. Suwanee \ 1
. V Macho“ Galileo. '
VNew Haven High .at Hartford filgb
Hotyolte' High Vat} New Britain
fifth-
Yule Realmen at Andovm
Point F'reshmcn ht“ Worcester
over.-tbat.lt seemed voryjlkel'y to, hint“E
, shade oVer Charley White of Chicago,
" third,41xth. eighth and ninth
lllllll hells Ml
V University,
mils illVV'VV” ,
SIACMI.
list
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Yale and Towns elem this W
on the Colonial groundcl Told dad
Towns was to have played hit hu-
man did hot have tune duollgb to not
help decide the junior championship
of the state. they felt that they
couldn't take any chances, so smor-
cancelled the Vgaine. '
The Tiger Jrs. haive' been practicing
“very hard tilt dust free! as they km
that if they are to hold the cham-
ship they will” have to be at “16in
best as Stamford's team is one of fhof
best turned out in yam. Game starts
at 3 o ’cl.ock
ab Mani-W
marvellous
VThe Tiger football crews: are :p
paring for Bunday' 5 battle Wat £ch
All: Danbury eleven. The tooth flint
tile Tigers will have on the and sci:-
day, ’will in all pfobablflx, N VIM
team that will be on the field gr ‘
Shnday hereafter, The 'lligoer; V V
lineup as {cllowsl
Tobey, Connolly, ends; Houses-y,
ili‘arusok. “tackles Williams. M 9
'.8mith guards; Lynch. canton; 43%!
'iVloVids, VSVariéiiileyer; brim to fight—
Vet. Vfulib‘a’c‘ltt Bc'iius hummus:
Every representative is "we“!!! to
be present without fail. ‘
MILWAUKEE. Wis, commits
Wells, English lightweight, was no:
corded the newspaper decider? by if
in a ten round bout hero tut Vuig'bt.
Wells authored the Chicago boy "and.
sent blow after blow to White’sV m
throughout the fight. Persistent
lug on the part of Wells co
against the Britton. Wells won-tVV
prom»
while White took the fourth, scroll!“
and tenth. The others were «evdia
in athletics atmiuity, Br!
eligible to play and will be a 9
of the team that meets New-"Y.
Tuesday, VNonsin' J
subscribe to the “silmmbr
role because it discriminates
methods of student slipper-Vt
their face are equally lowfitl
and honorable} find "Ilecondm‘i
the rule is sure to one;
"condensate-t of evasion"
naturp 365th all bum
The Tiger m. will play the that
day but owing to a change in tick
- lineup they could nob. piliy as the m ‘V
the signals, and as this game is to '
practice will be held Sundly arrh- M.
ing at 10 o'clock at Amusemenf‘sm '
Norwalk Chronicler