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1.5 seeking the pot of gold at the end
01' the heavyweight championship
sulrlboyv. M'ul’t‘tl 11 knockout last night
at the Harlem Sporting Club. 'I‘Ollllll)
iloCarty, 01' Montana, whoae chief
claim no fame is the fact rural he is a
cousin of the late Luther McCarty,
01.11- the recipient of the sleep pro
during punt-l1. l‘lle qui1ttl.5 1111.5 de-
llveled ill the stcond loulld,1111d hlc
(.1111) 1111.5 oouuted out hiking in his
chair; The 11nd came very unexpect-
edit, and there was 11 lot of (nails
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to have just what happened, and it he
hard to tell whether (‘owler or MC
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(‘onltl had 11 big advantage ‘physt‘
‘cially H.1- 1111115 mu1h taller and
11191211111 1‘02 pounds to Mct‘arty 1- 1811
111 the lint 111111111 limiters were pretty
men, but .1 well glued light of ,Cow»
[01% gave promise of a lot of damage
being 11111111. in 11111.5 15110111] l'onVanV thVat1
wicked right 1111.5 popping away 011
.Mcih'mtys anatomy at a great rate,
and near the end of the round one of
them slipped mac and staggered the
Montana fighter
.TVltVe pair were mixing it up hard in
fighter .5, man
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outta 1111111511 into the ring to help him
to his chair. At the end of h’ ntlhute.‘
he seemed to recover him-SE”, tut hieifi“"“““- Ml“ “Nth“ Bolling, her 15in ,hardly more than knee high.
seconds Would not let him oonttnue,
80 “Kid" lllcl’artland, the
counted ten, 11111111 eurm linearly" left;
the ring.
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In the first of the three ‘bouts ‘Frank
Hagney an Australian onrsmnn, wa.5
knoqhed- outV in the third 1113111111
[any Willirt'rita a 16‘3“ pound "heat‘y
weight) Hllglley _weighed 17! 1-2. '1‘ he?
Antipodeau went down first for a!
count of seven from a right to the‘
law, tutti lrhen he arose he took an-
other to the same 5pm antl the lights
.9111 out. ‘Hagncy
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Battling Levinaky. Weighing litandj
Porky Flynn. 187, furnished thc'i‘lt'e‘
forks in the other bout. This went
lien rounds. it was a hard founltt cott—
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belt fi‘. Sltarpe,cna1h of Cornell’s uni;
defeated football 1811111 in answer 1ng
I question today regarding a Vl‘tll’llOl‘t
flint ~he ,w‘ouid- coach Yale, said' he;
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The curtailed rating season
just
ended in England is regarded as sat-.
islactory, even front the point of view
of racing men. The figures for at»
tendance at Newrnarket show that at
the ordinary meetings there was an
increase of visitors, while all the extra
fixtures were wrll patronized.
With the meetings at Epsom, Ascot,
Goodwood and Doncaetcr abandoned.
the prize money
turally showed a bi: falling off. Th1
hat of winning owners 1.5 herded by
Ludwig Nounlann with total 1133111“ng
of 3157,0110: last year J. 1’. Joel
with 3155.000. Other owners who fig
urc well up in this year's prize list
are: Roi Joel with $611110 .l. l?
Joel 849,000; E Hulton “2111-11 Lox-«l
ltoacbevy $10,;00tl'110rd Derby $3.-
11011;.August Belmont 31.5.1100 and Mar-
1il.1cl Singer $115110
a very lean year,
011lv31.875
l’ulyltu-lus heads the li5l of winning
silos, his progeny having taken .51):-
t1c11 races of the value 11! $89. 1,100. l 11
dolll-tcdly Polnlnern ,tl11' but
his harm-.5 carnirlr!
“its
three year old of the 511."..50n, rllld ttlrl‘
critics briieve that he 11111 turn out '11?
‘he 11 horse far above
classic standard.
V’l‘he list of winning! jockeyfi, with
pei'centltge Vof firsts to their credit,
includes ‘the' filllowimz. ' Rickzlhy,
1776; S D11110nl11111‘1635;“W. Huxley,
”All: P. Bullock, 13.5%; 1‘ llltxlt-l,‘
1].4‘.;. 'l‘hc lcaliilt‘c,
trainers, with the amount 31’ their
winnings, are: t". Peck, 37 6,1‘
Giltllrl. $75,:000' R (‘ 11.11.11.611, $70,-V
000: (l'. Lamhton $52, 0011 ‘
the ordinary
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A liarytlrd graduate Mritiug 1 1 the
Alumni Bulletin, ',lllltt('kl~‘- "Sulllnier
Baseball" from a novel angle.
letter 11., in part, 1111 follows: .
"The endless discussion of 'Summer
baseball is rendered all tho mor1
tiresome because the real point at is-
one in usually missed. it is not a mat-
ter of social distinctions. as
newspapers intimate;
question of tearing down the fence lm-
for the season 11le
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paddocks. The real danger is, that i!
‘Summer baseball' or any form of it t‘
<houltl be allowed, 1 would soon be'
t’L-llrldel'ed desirable. [Trider the pres-
sure of intercollegiate competition,
members of the baseball squad would
’soon come to feel an implied obliga‘
‘tion to devote their aulmnerts to the
game in order to insure victoriouh.
19211115 This situation would be
scandal in itself, and the cause of end
less dissatisfaction."
’l‘hc winttcr of the At'lrly~Navy foot
‘bail 111111111 in New York city this at-
ternoon once again goes. into the lead
in the race for gridiron honors be-_
tween the two Service Acadcluicr. A‘
the present time the elevens of thc
Soldiersoand Sailors have each won
111 Lame-1 while one resumed ill a 6
to ti tie. Sim-.11 tnc seriea started in
1890 nineteen games have been play-V
ed, breaks having occurred from 1891
lo l899 and again from 1908 to 1911.1
in total numbur' of points the Cadets
15-11l with 20;" against the Middiea 1"
The highest score ever made in at.
Army-Navy .game was that of 1908
when the Caldera defeated the Mid
t‘ in 3. On two occasions
the Navy won .by the narrow margin
111‘ :1. :11111 2,0111,th aerial score being,
the only mil-1 registered in (beset
two contests.
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MITW ORLEANS, "Nov. 27.5—Jo‘e
.‘1'11111’1111, tlte lat'al' lightweight.- upon
1.1.11 arrival here yesterday, said tho
lumen round bout with Bobby Waugh
of Fort Worth, set for last night in
Shreveport, btlt postponed. would not
V1111 fought. Mtllldot said he had con-
,ll'dC‘tt‘tl a severe cold and would no'
11111 11111 to Sln'etopol'l to tight Waugh.
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That the price of horser‘leshcgood
h0l‘st‘f1c5ll»llas not deteriorated in
value in this country is evident from
the prices obtained for racing, near
11111115; and plosptctivc racing stock
sold at the Old Glow sale at Madison
Square Garden in Nett'\01k this week._
The sale is still on and will continue
until the end of the week and there-
may be a few bargains, in the opinions
of some horsemen, but the expert
judges say the pick of the lot was
grabbed off in the early part of the
received were
of the ordinary
prices
almost 0111 of :«iuht
purse.
“Talk about prices," saitl P., E.
O'Brien yesterday, "why i news out
anything like it. You could not get
a look in at anything for null 111111
‘J ‘ $2,000. You can imagine nut. good
horses brought when John R. Hal,
owned by Pilgrad ot' Ffirtfou}, was
sold for $1,350 and the old pacer was
sold to a race man at than, No, I
did not bid on anything and, V110 far
all I know, there will, be tailors”
from the present .uale- that. will be-
brought to New London"
The John 11.11111 horse is known to
all eastern Connecticut horsemen who
have attended the races on lhehal!
mile tracks in 11.11.11.111, this season.
He is 11 buy thttlllon, pacing bred all
thlc way tlit‘ouzh will) a mark of
:11 1 l: eight years: old and 111111 been
‘t‘eamed 0191' all the ; ‘1,th thngs"
(half-mile tracks), in New England
during the past five yearns VThat his
new owner has confidence in, tho
horse is evident from tK‘é plied, but
Connecticut judges say the actuul, val-
111- \"01'l1‘ be about $500 and {at that
price John R. Hal would be well Bold.
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clevens ol the United States Naval 1111111111,; 111 a body from the station 10‘ “MO“ 1118) in ”,9, National, Ameri
and Military A1adeulies will close ththlt-il hotel w'hele they had luncheon curl and Federal leagues disclose at
11115111111 gridiron season with their 2111-. 11nd ill”) dressed for a practice drill number of interesting features in con
111.111 1111.11.51 here this afternoon. in- at 1111 Polo Grounds. ’l‘ire 1.111111511111111en nectiou Mm the. atruggle. for the pen
1111111111115 point to a hard-fought game 1111.11 reached the city late last night, 111111115 01' the respective or gunizations.
under poor weather conditions. ’l‘helucrt up early and after-11 training ’lwo llohit games were pitched in
heather tore-cast calls for rain, accorll-Vb"caltfah11 look a long walk and then the National' none in the American
by warm, southerly Mnds,"pteceded lhc soldiers‘at the baseball and four in the Federal Ieaue. t’l‘llfi
1.1111-11, it it eventualcs. will cause the park for secret practic1_-:_— 1“"“md of 0,101,“ games 51101111111111
1511111 ‘0 bl“ played “11011 a 510W and nine occurred in the National, twelve1
11w) .ridimu Such conditions KIT” in the American 111111.151). 111 the Fe 11-
thUSlll l0 131‘ advantageoué ‘0 the VVICIORS of BMWPORI toral league “Two-hit contests were
Army with 11.5 hlzttier eleven and line: 11111111 {11115111111111 1 the Ameritan leagtlel
p‘ 111115111151 AND“ '"fiERS 1‘0 BA‘ITLE hurtling with twellty- «six: the National
"11111 11115511111in 01 unpleasant weathr 51'111111 Illll tnenty file and the Fed-]
1111.5 1.111111 to tileck lht‘ enthusiasm; olala third with seventeen.
1111 The Tiger football eleten will Play 'I‘wo nineteen inning games were!
“‘11 “1 the \ictors oi‘ Bridgeport tomorrow the longest (101112.515 oi the season,
gathering ,fl Amusement Vl’arlt. '1 he locale ptttV‘V’ one helm.- played in the National
A "WWW 0‘ 111 such an excellent brand of 1‘o_ot 1111111111 111111 the other in the Arnerlcan.‘
1th? 101111ng hotels 11er ill led with the ball 'nm'nksgiving thll it was thought A itixtcen 1111.111. struggle was 11111
‘lltltl‘t'rt‘lllil‘ht‘S 0’ ”5‘9 l. 0 branches beat to give the public one more 111-11111... match in thin respect in the
m ”"’ """"“‘1"-“’“’ lb“ ‘htalu contin- chance to see a real game before the Federal Organization. The National
1:111 of out ot towll spectators will Spugon (1111111 ‘lt‘ntzm’ 111.50 113d in the Mary hitting
Hollow the oxalllple of President Wll-' "l‘he Viplorfi are a strong ag‘gr'eg’n department of lite game, twp lw'flenly
:son and arrive here in time for mm iml" the 111111: City. 'I‘ha‘y de‘ in“? Ml (onto-hit! being recorded The
V‘lUllPltFUll i-e1"oro 1201111510 tilt-11211119.“.uud 1m- Wort Pods. better lttlown Ft’dt'rflls were next With one. twenty-
r1111 mum .5 onecullm; 1.1", will be 11.1 1111- tnnims" of ,1”. mm“. (911:11‘1‘11 11 hit game and the AmericVanatltinl
«Fm'DW‘l-W by 11 IM'BG int-"X. W1" 01" “l” he relllelnbered that the C s‘llt‘ls Wilfh “‘0, ‘WMQ‘ODE h." 53.311105
guru 1“. arterial box on the..N 111,1 aide defeated ”"1 local team 11151 y ‘I"‘1“l" .\i‘lV lhrVet- orgamzallons ,hoast one
of 1111—1111111 for the first half of thu’ Thallkfirlv mg was the dédol'ld t‘lnte' 11111111 in Mhich the total Vrtl‘na leached
111mm trains to «the my 1511111 for the 111111 sea that the lot-111s ha their “11‘ “only 1111111111 mark. in 11111 Na
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qu “Pm,“- .. 1mm; 9 int. [Americana defeated the Detroit Aru-V,
'1", Hollis! ‘3' down m” Ft'lcnlla‘ VS whoa", and the Baltimore
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'1‘th youngster was brought up be- «Vlmlm for Bowton defeated 81. 1.01111
20 to 1:1he 1111111111 .1n league was next
1 lot, with a 16 to 5) 11111111 “on by Chicago
Secretary and Mrs. McAdoo, 1111191111111 011‘ then with 111' warning. ’flol‘n 91.1.otri5. while the
M.ra.111>,Vl Wilson, Scctctarv 'I'llmlllty Mother of (‘11!er (proudlyh—Helll'haue's best offering in this respect
'nnd Dr. Will-hymn the White House have grown wonderfully your llonor,Vl\V"aa the St. 1.01115 triumph over Bur
p111 1.101111 The President is expected haven't hath—New York Pant falo by a 13 to 0 score.
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