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_ not necessary for' me: to reduce any The tint name that suggests itself- eligible. if New York university didistrength as A. Holden had a damaged - 1 9/9 . -. denied that he was ever encased *0 ,
lower "‘3“ I weighed when 1 entered ‘3 “I“ 0‘ “Ck Dillon. Of Indianapolis. 110,! carehto lll'ay against him, the nth» band andcould not take his place on Herson '“ '. ' ' Stevenson the pretty nurse, who ended her life
the ring. At 9 oclock on the night the light heavyweight, who has fought critic's added it was at liberty to can- the team. while» the goal keeper. 0. ‘ c. r 3mm” " 59mm” ‘
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asked loweigh again at io oclock af- farm success. onionit is true. dip- The Bbckneli college team will pinyin. club. hue moi-on his connection I 9 r “8 his whom he lied met through know-
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, of course weighed one pound more. battle at “New Orleans. 9nd likewise place of Trinity. the 999989913“ 0! the team. He has 0° 9" 0. .1. F. , eI soon some received her letter telling
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NEW HAV'EN. Nov. 2.——Nelson Tal-
bot. assistant coach of the Yale foot-
ball team, denied again" last night‘thnt
there is any truth in the statements
that Frank Hinkey is tube or has
been deposed a shead coach of the
Blue' eleven. He gave gut this state-
ment: ‘ .
“Frank Hinkey jail] be head coach
of the Yale team the rest of~the sea-
son; Tom Shevlin has been asked to'
comeback to coach, but not as head
coach. Hlnkéy will be head coach for
the rest of the season. liinkey .was
attite field yesterday. Some' man
may be asked to act as field maIr'isha'i,
but Hinkoy will be consulted in every
move that is made. Wilson has not
thought of putting Hinkey out and
putting Shevlln in There is no truth‘
whatever in the statement that Shev
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bombardments of the body.
or the ten rounds.
every available occasion. : «
lug his chin to
right. {ohm
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nth.
By the time; I had the bunds'ges on my
hands adusted and my heavy shoes and
stockings I was requested by Commis~
sinner wenck to step on the scales
again .
Rimmm mm I To Apply For Renewal. I
tThe state harbors: commission pet
New YORK.ANTov 2~New . York at the Capitol in Hartford. yesterday
'bowed to the skill of Frank Klaus in
ing as a middleweight. capping his vit-
silty to makethe weight.
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Jack Dillon. of lndianapoiis. defeat-
ed Chariey (Young) Welnert, of New'
Jersey, in their ten round bout at
night.
Dillon was too strong and rugged for
his heavier and raugler opponent and
wore his more scientific antagonist
down tolhis own measuré by tel-ride
Weinert‘
was lucky indeed to be able to weath-
for in the last
three periods he was both arm and
reg weary and clung on and held on
T'wiee, it scented. ffiiiiop had hue
opportunities to score knockdowns if
not knockouts. in the sixth Weinert
slipped on a w'ct spot in the centre of
the ring. dropping his guard and bar-
iilon' poised wicked
adva [age of
tege,_, ”3an
stepped back audxwalted for Charley
iciriahifiiimelfflihiilt ninth round
Dillon pumped lofts and rights ‘lnto
Weinert's body at close range primal-[nun the can!" 9: in. ”fig“
20 rounds at my city, Cal. 'But those;
were in thodayswben‘ he was tight! logo will play George Bricklcy in the ' mien such ior tn. Rovers was m.
0! 2,500 Journeymen, 1500 Have Failedi he athletic “"80"? committee 0! Tris-1'
, MW at a meeting that lasted about 8
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cy l). Hdogbton's sermon to the Har-
vard football sound was the most not-
able event here yesterday. The head
coach, with” thirty-five members of the
‘varsity squad before him, gave some
definite and incisive criticism of the
team's playing in the Penn State
game which was not very complimen
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PRINCETON, N. 1.. Nov. 2.-—Prlnce-
ton has failed to recover {pom the
slump which the team experienced in
the Williams game. and the practice
yesterday afternoon was anything but
encouraging from a Princeton point
of view. (The coach. Bush, was so
dissatisfied with the work of the van
city in its tussei with the scrubs on
University Field yesterday that be ex- "1W ““3”” V” “53““393 with
tended the practice for an hour. With “19 work‘ 0““ line, and some partic-I
the assistance of Click Rush mnghiiularly Mare work will be Portion“!
the. scrubs several formations which'out 1° the ‘0"“1'” ‘“ “‘9 I" “"3;
they saw the yarvard team use against that 93.191": before the Princeton con-
Penn State on Saturday, and then had “5‘ .
the second string attempt to use the The ’va‘r'alty 5‘1““, had " lighithI
formations “ulna! the ”W BchJ Workout; but “'0 menu] 1““.
[mobile the 5m.“ time the “ti-959} they received was quite enough for
bad to learn the plays they succeeded them 1°” 0“ {hi} 3 '0“ The 3“"
in working them with considerable mil department V“ busy “MM
success against the .first .teun; ’ The kicks and‘tlie Iii“Iquitrter backs had a
fbrmattans lent the new ”whim! “éfm'fi' Mi“ ' “15- Mi‘
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HARTFORD, Nov.
z—Trinity 001- m Athletic team and his place be-
gbme with New York university today an by W. stead. The hlorwalk team
all obiecuons nothwlthstanding and if was colnpelied to make several
the New York authorities refuse to ac- 'ehanges iii—the team owing to injuries.
cent his presence oaths tomboy are There was good crowd present when
at liberty to cancel the some. Such'iierson started the game tor the Ror-
was the action taken at a meeting of era.
The Rovers at once attacked but
were smartly replaced by Townsend.
who tron-terror! play to the center by '
mean; a huge trick. The horses, he»:
a
hours yesterday morning. Frank Carin
director of athletics and student orgem
state boxing commission yesterday dB and found that there are 500 harbors
dined to recognize Johnny Effie 0‘ Sic, in the state who hgive not applied for}
. “1111'- “ banmmwflght champion of a renewal of their licenses. It waa'
the world. A“ Brooklyn boxing cluh‘bev decided to find out. how many of these
fore which Ertle will appear hi: can imbera‘ had continued their onrki.
“3‘ ““3 week “99““ “’1‘ Wm lie'i‘ i'without a license. There are about
”am” of him “3 champi‘m by 5““ 2. son journeymei‘i‘ united in the stile
not his recent victory over'Kid Williams' and 2 909 "929392 92m, 9999 1.992999. i
on afoul. The cOmmlesion declined'b" while two
take such action. but held that the club were 991, 73:!" ago the renewal!
might advertise Eme 8? CI‘WB‘P‘” if . Up to 1913 the commission M '
. at desired. It will _ various barber shops and issued
Alison reefs Bkih.
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require the barber's to mail 'the ecto
its oilice. Failure to secure a renewal
according to the statute, incurs the
penalty of a forfeiture of license. and.‘-
if the bhrbe'r continues to worlru
histrade.anhcof$50 "- >'
NATiONAL: EORES'F' sassn'vs
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DODG'E CITY Kan" Nov.- 2.
last at th Natiouai’li‘orest Reserve in'
. bought Jail some months was re-
' lesse‘d'upen bail today, Surety was
furnished it? the anion of 81. 000 by
’Mi-s. Harriet Hachettyhis ”sister, one
William 1!» halcy§73n
Heneb'y', Of Dnnhuryw'
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Mirron in
hotel which be rented a'n'd whi‘ch.’ was ..~
i run IbyI his sister. He was onderedIqut
! Trinity 'authoritles to withdraw Brick-
Be,ley from one full half of the game in
garder nbt to endanger the amateur
éstanding 0'! two or New York only-gr
,mhssciariiisaoow
tuition of New York university. was ere, wore playing great football and
shall powers to act. butan offer by the' n. the ball was sent late goal from ‘
to the tau and diverted it iiito the '
net and opened thescoring. It was a _
fine piece of work and was delta ap- ~
proclaim. The Norwalk players ap- .
peeled for (inside but the rereree was '
firm inhi's deci'h'ion. The reverse? arouse ‘
ed the Norwalk players and they play. .
ed batter with the )esult that
city' s~best men that with.a response
from Mr Cahmthat he had ndt powers:
.to not on this offer. The Trinity com:
mitt'se thereupon rescinded its ’gifer
arid adjourned the meeting.
"VlGI'ERO V'8. FAIRMONTS SUNDAY.
. ‘T'he' 'l‘lge‘r' ext battle will be with
the “I'Fii
rhejr Lon; -a"fast',,bun"chw or
players, “who ”hare been coming downs
to Not-walk for the lati'bgsl'x
the livid "
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Englishman: "For what we are about. tlcton, who. it was stated. lied“ been
to achieve my the Lord make us on a hunting trip maimed his prac-
tril.iy frishtiul." ‘ ‘ - »
present; at the meeting‘with apposedlygym not [oils in o'pe'nlng the scoring "
Ithe nothing Holden sot his head:
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goal of the game. This goal ought
certainly t . have been saved but the
goalie made a miserable attempt to‘
save it. fuérson was at this period
playing a great game and a few min-
uges later be repeated the perform-
ance. Hsinswqrth scored goal four
from an offside position. but the ref~
eree thought otherwise and allowed
the point to stand. Still another goal
was forthcoming before the interval.
as from'a free kick for bands the ball
was kicked right through the goal bl!
Pohimann and a " fine toad scored.
Boon afterwards the interval was call-
ed with the Raven lea‘d‘ng by five
goals to nothing. '-
The score at this period certainly
'does not represent the run of the
'.gsme as it was only the weak goal
keeping ‘of Parr that allowed the Rov-
ers to put up such a large score. He
odfu‘certainit lt’pI‘h e dared three
(if-”tho goiii 'lu' the whonh‘ half the
Noi‘fislk team played a better all
arounds game and put up ag real fight.
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in front of his home, and‘OIlie Whld-
den, private of Company A. Seventh
Regiment. who was guarding the 'raii-
road freight station seven blocks from
the boundary. ' :
Neither is said to be seriously hurt.
Villa's men have had no water for
twenty-four hours and it is said their
'ood supply is exhausted.
IWASHlNGTON. Nov. 2.—Anx'le'ty
on the part of Administration officials
for the .ssfty of American atizens
along the taxicab border ssa result
of the fighting between the Ca'rranza
and Villa armies was somewhat re~
lieved today. This was based upon
reports that 'a warning by Genemi
Thomas 1“. Davis, commanding the
American troops entrenched on the
internaflbnal border ,to the command
era of the warrIing factions at .Agua
Britain, 'to :ceIa'ge 'firinIg i'nl'o American
torqtgry {hag- Hallowed I The warn-
lug igilor'yeil the Bfil‘lpllf _ Touching of
mmmm or“ We“ The
orwmmflphyed a great game.
(hf: ball. however.”
the SW Parr in goal, who.
brought on some great saves andihis
“my first: superior to the first, half:
in
him of her contemplated suicide he
Referee. R Whitfield, Bridgeport ’commnnicated with Judge Edward
~ j—‘Bfl‘m StandardImc unison, her attorney. of Bridge-
. ' “'4‘" :.port it an. Blanca did make a will
ease. AT in~'¢,’t1““"¥3'l'3~ in his favor.- as reported. he said
The kaiser’s grace, according to an he knew nothing about it. Dr. Net-
\
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