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Evening sentinel, Monday, December 27, 1915 · page 9

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Les Darcy. the amazing Australian
11:01:11. looms up as a. second Stanley
Ketchei. He astounded the world when
I: booted out Eddie McGoony after
w '03 "ntJntqricn had chalked this
partiallnhout up as one of Eddie's . _.
v' m. . 4 Before 11' wildly enthusiastic crowd,

11ch had done through stile Sixth Company basketball team
hanger-one like a. streak of greased.defeated the New Canaan team by
lightnint. and when he came a crooItllc score of 25 to 24.1111 Christmas

per béforuihe hard lists of this nine- night at the Armory.

 

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teen) 1.1111411311111111: all of Fistisna The game was one of the Jastestl The lineup: . vorite because of his unbroken chain form of 91mm“ exercise for the rec-
1111111211111. Daley added to 11111 grow 11111 has been seen on the local floor Nor-walk New Cmnn' of victories. rename over 11 period of mm, More “a more a“; y.“
me ulalitV by outpointing Jimmy [0,. 11 number of years. and the crowd lingon Stevens‘nfteen years or more. The fact that he men and wdlnen are realizing the “I

(‘uhbyl anothel of Americas best in 1111s kept on its feet every minute of 1
At no place during It" en Mullen ..................... Grieves Lolidon stole his defeat of Jim Jef- more or less mam“, “Hwy.

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"The year 151111 the passing of Willie, iltllfl‘ won by the score of .10 to 7.

Amory l: raw-er 5111111 c1111.:

1 fairly in the basket for the game and

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with a pretty goal. The Norwnlh
routers were inzploring the local hole
to get one more hunt and bring
home the bacon. At this M
1T°”°”r the new center, meshed the
ball in the middle of the door. In
tone .11 New Canaan man could reach.
him he had made the throw. The hall
described a pretty ore. and landed

also one of the best shots ever made
on the Armory floor. The locsl crowd
simply went mod. With this shot. the
hopes of the visitors were desired 5
the ground, and the bell" rang with the
ball in 11 lively skirmish under the
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lacking bastard is not always
"Benny. even though it may be instruc-
uve. in most was. too. it is more
wholesome to look fonvurd and aim
for better things. but in this case a
glance over the last. twelve months. so
fu- ss sports are concerned, is.not
only bsppy and instructive but el-
lightening.

More and more such you than and
women are 11111111: to play; to some

It has Won 3 Wbly quiet you
in boxing Jess Wfilud’s‘un'u'pected
defeat of 3.1111 Johmflrtm' the any
weight championship of the world
stands alone as thi (no event. to flat
any degree of tells“ “will. Jean:
"knocked out the hitherto lamest-5-
block at 11111111111 ‘before a $60,000’

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It has been almost a year since the Europe cut at: so completely compo

to the United States with the new the game 1111s the score more than Right WNW Ifries seemed to be overlooked entire- the outstanding lesson of 1915’ s. yearI
year. Here he will find stern 09201-110“, 01 mg points 1, ftnor of enh..,,'ron1e ........................ White ly when the question of the white which has now run “a course. lies in
sition in Jake Ahearn, Mike (1111110111.. team. and most of the time it wztsI Center. "um" supremacy woo broached. Wll- the fact that sports in this countI‘YI
Soldier Baltfield Moi‘ov Chine.’ "1, R and neck between them flirotherton ........ . .......... Cnhlll lard won. lie floored Johnson after thrived and waxed fit without the“
Grouse and Jodi Dillon. who. though TIiGlelPiilillnaH Bum“ “88 H Milli)!" L9“ (guard I the 8’33““ Wk men since P909" stimulus of murmur)“ competitionl
posing as a giant killer really can 11011 all 111 between tllt- Six (‘olllpctnyI Si‘l'mON -‘-’--~ ------------- ~~--- KellyiJnchwn had actually started on the lils' cause for regret. of course. that
make the middleweight limit. K141111115 and the Navals,uh1(i1 lilo,I Right Guard {road to complete 00le like distressing and devastating war in
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Ritchie as aliglltweight. His next Both sides indulged in. 01:95} ‘rough
bout will be against Ted Lewis f01.\iull" to such an' extent that ll be
11,1 “welterweight championship 01111111 monotonous.

The Amellcan lightweight cllam- 'illt Norwalk team was the first to
pldushiu naturally reverts to Ad Wol-
east. the man who lost to Richards
on: a foul
cinnoekd‘pp ltolg bite title. He on
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ding 31nd passing. the ball was (titted forI

' $1335 to any ,thgi he; yilllmtflin llisilh“ 00"" tWk the ’9“

lg” vogue He has a knack 9f av 01
ilhocitout punches that Vasqutatestlh". first NW“ 10'. GTEVPS 01' New

1113911 his most ardent motors. ., Canaan. A roar of applause burst
Johnny Kilbane will retire with his from ”‘9 NP” Canaan section A ‘0‘”

{cathetwelglll title, unless he essavs

Was then called on New Canaan, nod:

to fight until his whiskels trip him up :Normnn Stymore “mm“ vamlks T‘WIO‘ ----v ----------------- Smith was declared the winner on ’a foul

he” 11': no one in his class 111111: mum“ point. His shot was loudly ap-

t 8 Johnny into camp. He has hadmlsudeti by the Norwnlk rootcrs.1
l 11911111111 to do during the lastyveltr. “"Spot Dotson then put Norwnik in the

lines worthy of his steel have not been lead “I” “mam “‘0‘ ““d the Ni” 1,1110” 0“ New Years night. but the 1111 unfair bVl.ow Williams contends the

forthcoming His best performance balk crowd howled with delight. Soy: next game of the series with New inasmuch as the bout w” only 0 bob-
was a six round bout 01' or Kid Wil mole then added another point to Nm- Cannon will be on Monday night. Jan-:mfled'~ affair,

‘ walk' 11 score. on a free shot. He then
11111110 thlough with a field goal. undVI
Into more points were chalked 11p forI
iNoluaik Grimes then made 11 foul

- drawn by Mike Gibbons and Pacltey goal l‘m New (‘unaum and the visitors1
McPhrldi’tdLAi Brighton Beach Over 'applnuded with a Hill Tome. Nor-

« ’Sg “0131581111511 from the boxin ng wailt's new center, cut this short,
fan‘s.“ ‘IlOWPlTI!’ by a line goal from the side

10f the court. Harry Cnhill illen‘seor-
Ied his first 11.131111: fortho visitors.
IBotll Notuaik and New Canaan then

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llama at Philadelphia. He. completely
odtdlnssed- the Baltimore kid.

The greatest gate of the ye:1r.solfar
us home shows were concerned wus

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MllM'di‘iiDE Wis. Dec. “'7 4.1.111 delight. ‘Nome” Seymole sgniu
sorting that New Orleans papers emicéunted a lree~sbot for Norwslk. Mul-
not lending their support to the. pro- ion then scored his first goal and Ca
hosed twenty round 1111111
Jess Willard and Fredf<Fultom Rochmw White than made 111 free shot.
' tel, Minn. to be staged next Morph

..l'or the llemyue eight champiOnshlp «I
' 3111»- world. V'l'ommv. Burns, the prulnp- 11.1111 11 most welcome goal "'R'ed’Y
i111: Watcrdpy notifled Torn Andi-edit. Kelly put over his” first count of tile

were added to Ne\v Canaan's
ibuskets by Grieves and White.
Caution seized this

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rthe bout otl‘. '. .1 I‘scnro one point in new Cannons fa-
replying, said such :1 var. and the hiiuse 11' 1111111111111
(111111 he a serious in he addI The second p’sih storied favogobly
tat the he e1; Ogleans promoter" fg'ir New Cannon. 'pwo goals .311
t to stage the match, be inane by Grieves; and Seymoreuthlli
pg :Wouitl ‘alodlymke over tit :uot‘ber loneVsinple tori NoMili on 111
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of?“ 000 fin-“a ien round bout 111111111; points for Nor-walling; tgdm:
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counted .09 fouls. and four more points ‘ é
silc'bre by I

shake. the. tery raftels with retire or ‘

betweenkhlll did the some for New Canaan.“
minute in this case. rind came through '

111's 16ml representative. 111m 1111 do Ignore, 5111 the hnif entree With the '

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Preliminary Game.
The‘prelimlnnry game was betweenl
the Sixth Company Seconds and thoI
A'Navals. The score was close, but flied

11.11113 011 the flow for me big genie" game was slow 11nd uninteresting. able to Inbuy' uplhls contracts with so invigorating and refreshing as it
zuul they got 11 loyal welcome f1on1 iioth teams seemed inclined to rough .welm- 111111 Ill-hen, 11:11 his men. who my be, is not necessary to pubstsn
{Wolgast still has some 1‘ .1e waallt motels. ~ The New Cun- it up 11 little. but. each was afraid of linknced the‘ilnvn'nn booth Jun handv tlnl growth 111111 development.

in 11 few minutes, and the other. McNiuen did most of Vibe edlthem more lump sou sold til-hove
the {next t heareu,ae\ion ralisetljitcormg. f[filo score of. this game was been 335..000 - ’
“on.“ “5 71m ““0" 014316 Novels TN“ Jack Culley. the‘mul who promoted meat. Records hove 1:11.11. hundred:
1111 boot. n‘nd Tobi" Jones. Willard s‘of them; new slid higher studsrds.

is the first game that the Sixth Sew;

t0" pnds have lost tillage“...

lflit.- lineup:
imi‘ Season's.

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IMcoutrk .... _. ................ Kelly I 111911111 of 11111. title.

liigllt Guard.

Loft Guard.
Referee. Reynolds Timer, lerael
Thule will be no game. at the Ar-

nary 3. at the Norwsllt Armory.

On Thursday night of this week.
New Canaan 'will play Danbury. in
Dnnbury. A good game is expected. I

BINIIAIII WINNERS
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. Nationalw-Phlladelphlal
"American—Boston. '

.1 Federal—Chicago.
intelnationaibBumnlo
American Association—Minneapolis
colonial—~Hartford. '
Southern Association—New Orleans.
New England—Perilsnd '

' New York State—Binghnmion.“

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Westerly—Des 11111111211
Central Association—~Burlington

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11111111 over Johnny‘i claim Williams

Islyied “for the bantomwolg‘ht cham-
Iii “iiillilifii” fill?

-» ' " Hannah, 5519ng Goul- Stomach. 1

. stomach and bad 11111111411111 111.111.1111»
' , tonight and heart them out-with Cos:

big-Kansas cowboy won his t.llle.. lie ution which makes for good feeling I
has made thousands of dollars as on and potent interest.bu1 some feeling'
added attraction to {be 101 Rsnchl of sstisfsction my be expressed that
shown. so much hit foot that he wesIthe turbulent of intermittent strife.

Sports hnvo grown and developed.
There is no xsinsoyinx this 1111 state

Ilnafinsfl‘. sl‘c the hilly remnants of the luvs been not: competition has been
Ifllnioun wmml snows."
101111111 Erik "till-11111 thh‘htlntsm- thousands have been added to the roll
weight‘ championlihlp become or an of those who love the great 00th
award on 11 foul' h'xainst Kid“ Wu The wider the interest thel’grenter the
participation. and truly the ‘day hits
come when the call of sports 11‘ item!
vows that he will take the matter to by young and old.
I119 (:0an if Ertie continues to niche ' in glancing bsclt over the year
. which has béell filled with brilliant
The boys met at St‘ Paul and Erm‘deedr. the performance of 1101111111 E
‘Tahcr in running one mile in the
amazing time of 4:12 3—5 stands out ill
bold.relief. it is likely to be Is en-
during us it was brilliant. This for-
mer Brown and into Oxford University
athlete not only smashed the world’s
in a suite wimp referees amateur record of 4: 16 2 -5 set by
decisions are autumn the rater-Q9 nor John Paul Jones In 1913, but smashed
any one else had no power to wisb,lI5° the world's 95111111111111an of
sway his title, earned in a decision " 12 3'4 made by W- G George many
bout on the Coast. years ago. ' " . _
Williams has mt‘engaged in a 20. Unfortunately the record was not

round bent at New Orleans that was made in competition. Tuber ran
against time on a specially prepared

mick and under ideal conditions. He
had pacemakers to carry him 1111111;
and did not have to fight for position.
so 'thstmany feels-41nd lightly. that
John Paul J ones deserviee the greater
credit, but the fatit remains that To
her covered the classic distnncg fiest-
er‘tbon man has ever run. Ind the
record ill-lids for other 11111111111115.4111
latest to shoot at.

Since the bout the refelee has decl'nr-
ed that he gave no decision. but sllnp
.ly ruled that Williams had delivered

.hionship of theworid‘ 'against Frankie
Burns. mind he will so ignoring
Ertle’s demands until they finally
meet 111.11 regulation 11111111111111.1113-
struggle seems evident. '

 

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‘l‘oluphtl clean Yopr Bowel. and Stop

deserving of almost equal prominence.

most equal merit, but these willebe
mulled in more 111111111 111111111 111 1111‘:
review of each individual sport whicr
followsgand need not be emphasized
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NEW YORK. member 21.——"l‘h|.t
the estate left by Amos I". E110 is
likely to amount to 315. 000,000, as
estimated by his hemmntlnw in-
stesd’ of mu thou «$10000.,'000
computed by Mr. lino himself when
he made his will. leaving the bulk of
his property to Columbin university.
wad dinciooed in the surrogate's
court yes'terdsy when a list of hut se-
curities \vss tiled by the temporary
administrators, Lucius. H. Beers,
William 1?. mw‘ nil. ..Willlnln
Mitchell.

Provided the will filed for .probnte

October 28 stands, in the face 01
the contest being made by Mr. Eno’s
next of kin, Columbia Univeulty‘s
share of the estate will be about $1.-
sounding to yesterday's
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computations.
ii‘lai Columbia is to receive the res

quu'nry estate. which on the basis of

a total estate of about $10. 000000
was estimated at $2,090. 000.

Should the university authorities.
decide lo‘so employ frthe bequest
would go. a lons’wsy toward fulfill-
iugmoinmhin'n part. of. .the medical
center project. Announcement was
made last “June of plans for such
11' center. to comprise the Presbyte
rpm hospitn‘l‘nnd the Outings 0:
Physician and Surgeons. .to be built
on. the site of the old American
league Dfl'k st Brosdwhy and One
Hundred and Sixty~llftb street. '

According to the optimum then
made the total cost of the project

1 of the keenest. but. better .thnnl. mama“ to be ”6.100, 000, the Presby-

terlnn gospi pitui's ghsreV being ‘0. 200.-
000 on Columbia“: portion of the
expenditure 31500000. The plans
cull fonn center of medical lenrplng
lumplmble those of Pom;
Vienna and 'Bem

The par value not“ the stocks “Stefan,“ would proyo‘ Of 1“me

remap is 03.154753 but the u.
tual value of the stocks and bond
11 present is shout 8600,0000. Mr.
Enb left nf‘lenst $8..000000 in reality
1110 his personal effects and theI
mutants of his Fifth Wenue home
re also valuable. The .list dis-
losed that every security owned by
xir Eno uas valuable except 1» :1
small holding of stock in a semi

llarltsble concern He had a W-I

lilcate of deposit in the \ew Yorlt
.ife insurance and Trust Company
or $119,091 and New Yorle city
0nd: valued at $467, 000. He also
told $330,000 of Ann Arbor railroad
The following were the prin-
ipnl stock holdings:

\ Shares

ackawannmpi Nu. : ... ...... 10, 400
.‘hicngo a: No western. com-
mon ........ . . . . .1 .......... 1015
'ltlzens insurance Company .. 850
‘llesopeake 8: Ohio .3.._.";...,. 1.000
..ILt Jr W. Coal company ..... 2.930
'ort Dodge 1! Des Noines rail-
road ..... r
‘rln common .... ....... 11:. 1,000
rie' lst pfd. . ........ ..... . 3,333
.‘acknwanna Milrond of New
Jersey ............. ......1. .2,'200
on; island railroad ....:..... 8.200
‘ennsylvsniamaihond ......... i0 200

‘t. Louis Brida’e ”company. id

 

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mlnistrotors are required to
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required for a motor boat to cover
100 miles will in all probability sum.
slow so compared with the 113111th
tsblished in the 1916 event.
More than that. it is problble‘ihnb
several new craft will rephce the
record by a good margin. The not?
test promises to be hard fought out
among a number of the cult from .
time they spin by the committee W’
at the starting line. on ward-mt
Island, until they doshmou “We
tab on. the breakwiter to hot
hot. one of the piaces‘whero. WW
r‘the more or less piraticnl residual.»
iBlock 'lslond used to seek refugew
than n century ago. ,
The Flynway ill. present W
the record, they be in line suing
well as the Hoop-ls, the Roland?
other speed cnfaof 1915, with p;
fleet of new craft closely ‘3’
the F'lysway 1n and the Iimv :
well as some!" much faster m I
cruisers now being built.
Some of the craft to be buiit‘gfl
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the government in case of we: 1

expected to trsvel Int 1W-
miles an hour may be at the em“
line, while .yvllllim r mt;
sturdy cruiser Com, willow
event on handic‘hp this year, will

Mr. Frost expects that witch
race is started, at lite o'cloct1in
evening. the ports along tile
will slip by with staining '
and considerably beforemllin
that some eyening those on
new croft will be at Bloom
waiting for the others. or an ill
to Newport for supper at the
Inn with all previous records
oughly shattered. However." .
the other express cruisers W“

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"Did Edith get her 0.1.10.“
legs!"

“No: but she got her if. A. N:
Site mlrried one of the

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