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UBntiling Kunz.“ 01‘ South.Norwulk.
fined a contract yesterday afternoon.
‘ which he agreed to fight "Bud"
'U lint-1' ten rounds in Lockwood‘s
es of the Metropoiiiun A. C. Both
Uen are in training for the bout.
Union will undoubtedly be one of the
lost that has been held in this city
(U? homey time. On the afternoon oi
..flght the men will weigh in at 3
‘ lock. in Creigh's cafe,~ on
U. ‘eoi. and will have to make 137
“goods This bout will be the main
flair of the evening. but the three
,rellminarles promise to be some-
hing north seeing The curtain iaiser
will be a four round skirmish be-
Unmet: Young Nance of this city, and
tailor White. The second niiair Will
it last contest bet11'9e11“31'0un8"
‘Uft‘rray of Norwalk, and “Eddie"
' lly. of Biidseport. These two men
'h'? evenly matched and the tight
gulch they will put 1 1) will be a imm-
‘r. In the semi iin1.,l the ever popu-
1 » Stem Boyd will mix things with
I Btunford gentleman by the, name of
Qua-tor. who has 11' Considerable repti
' 7011. and who 11in gi1e Steven light
file money every minute of the
This mixup 11“! continue {01
333!“ rounds. Then 'wili come the
$1; bout of the eveinng. "The Bot
has whipped some good men in
ills ring caret-u and it he gets away
with “Bud" he will certainh have one
.U'UUO“ good man to his ctedit.llotl1
in 11 me out tot blood, and desperate
pfiempts will be made to p111 0101' the'
1"13leep p10duce1.‘ Jack Dempsm the'
{PM telinble," 11ill be the thiid man
the ring.
“strong lung"
Uatch 11ill bi'
'U'Fiiotto.
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UEUEMS mUURUllUiS
11 Brunswick fii’e
stunt. and thel
alien: lust Honing They lost
ir~t and in the second game Arm-
- u had to mark in ice to Hulk!
1, making a spam in the ninth;
- another in the tenth,11inning byU
‘pin in the final game Gonch 11nd;
Minstiong rolled in old time fotm. the‘
,2 truizmvick taking the final by 57 pins.
makes the series 8 won. 4 lost
,1; etch team. The deciding
lleS will be rolled in Norwalli on
1 Thursday evening.
. won DOG TEAM 11.11112.
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, on January 98th. under the and
Main.
CUUUUUUUUS P‘U-‘ne “U“ do‘Cnrl'er, Phoenix
held by James J.U
defeated thoU
1:1”; boys, two out of three, onU
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. _ Norwaiko.
1‘ 2,1 erhouse. 98 97 85.3
' 81 98.- ' 75!
83 84 102;
. 89 79 ‘ 90
SOS-fit. ' 96 . 80
Brunswickl.
74 74 91
67 ' 84 86
80 82 109
82 83 ‘ 94
96 116 110
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Social Time Follows 'FII'S! Sitting
of What Promises lo Be Inter-
esting tournament
first round in the fircmen's pinochle
Ladder Company quarters, Franklin
street, last. night. winning 17 games.
Hope Hose was next with 16. May.
iiower Hook and Ladder Company did
not take part in the tournament be-
(211159 of the change from the four-
l1:1ndcd 10 the three-handed game.
1 After the playing last night refresh-
ments were served and a social iim
l‘llj0}'€(U.
the neéond eitting next
evening at Putnam Hose
quarters Franklin street.
bv (ompanies 011d
L('01 ea of the six games at each table “U" Um“?
[are given as ioliowu:
was. and
ly stipend
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Putnam 110119 Company ..‘.~ ........ WU
Hope Hone Compnny ............. 16 “1"” WU“
Old Well H. & L Compuav
Pioneer ll. & 1.. (ompnay ........
Phoenix Engine Company
J. 'il Schaub,
‘C ile11nes,’Phocnix .......... 2 418
B. Coutti. Old Well ............ 0 61
William Meeker. l’utnum Hoae...‘: 3 U“ one 0'
w. Hagen, ilope Hose .......... 3 tirl’Uill’N‘“ 1“
Tittle 3.
R. Voighi. Old Well ........... 4
Aime 'i‘ariov. Putnam Hose ....2
B. Nutteford, Pioneer .......... 0
7.51:4 Usounht by
L. Adams, Old Well ........... :l
1~A Slaueon. Phoenix .......... 3 _
UHarr1 Cuhill, Hope Hone ...... 0 63
Table 5.
A Donner.
Old Well .22. ....1
Bill Mills l0 UH
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iUAl PEACE HAS BBME
NEW YORK. Jan. 21.~Bull players,
prepare to get yours! The club own-
ers have had to swallow a bitter pill
l’utnnm Hone Company captured the for two years. and now it is their turn
to administer what they had to take
.' little more.
'mment at Old Well Hook and.de "
mu" was to them what Sherman said it
0 them sky
The fiiemcll will meet for Utheir heads and lost
make the. men nutter Uwho fol-W
‘U'nbloz ithmmnm hard and oil-m!»
Tris Speaker of the Boston lied Sox
2U0i' the .pquce agreement.
”held up President Laouin for In any
g‘mous contract
fbefore Speaker came to
fiUwhen he did the figures lnecrlbod on
a 4‘tl1e document were $17,000.
3:11 a certainty Lannin will not renew
What agreement. ior he said before the
6 world's series lost season that his sul-
2 my list must come down. as he paid
4 most of his profits to hilt players. He
War in that time
now predictions are that
they are plunniug:to make the hluh'iinatch today.
Usuiuried athletes come down to where
they want them.
immediately
League came on the scene the month-
111111 the Federal
the players jumped. some of
high. Club owners held
many :1 night's
were some enough to take
The score :Now they will ascertain whether the tented Kupchik in f
the inii'ividua!‘ men 11110 caused them so much worry and W. 1‘ Black and
the courage to etand for
_ iwhat was handed them as soon as the
W011. our broke.
it can be predicted right now that
be a lot of wrangling 88
mjsoon 111-1 the long tetm contracts on
9 U1.1ire Some of this wrangling will take
_______ 8 place before the season of 1916 rolls
, Table 1. around. for there are many players
_ W. LUand store. too. whose contract: end
1101-1011 Old Well ...........2 Uiiihit Mill The“ "19" “e U" 1" “
Putnam llose....2 4 “It“! The trend of the, magnum;
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the most prominent boil:
the game. and the Ameri-
(-1111 League who will he! the sheets
lie 'virtuali'y
lush year. 'He was
the zi-‘edernl Lengtie and
‘3 used that 1111 a wedge to get a big ‘
finitipend from the Red'Sox owner.
innumerable negotiating wns done
terms. and
Now it
world's series was it ille-
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< NEW YORK, Juli. 21.~-—t.eorge Chip
former middle-
:11'cigl1t champion. ontfought Al McCoy.
Uoi Brooklyn. present holder of the
ten iound bout in Brooklyn
Chip was the aggressor
C. l. Byinxton. Pioneer ........ 3
Table 8.
UJ. H. Stadler. Old Well ........ (i
Ui. Hnyiiies. Hope Hose ......... 4
U1. 1). Milne, Pioneer ....... -....2
U Table 7. Usuld the
UR. Knipplc. Putnam Hose ...... ll 3 “w" for him.
UYoet Phoenix ................. 0
Burke. Hope Hose ............ ll Suilp oumcflls
Table 8. 2!
Vi. Nadia. Putnam Hose ...... t
Lazarus. Hope H039 ............ 1 5U
\lalltin. Pioneer ............... 1 5
Table 9.
W Hnnlon.Put11om Hese .....3 , , .
l'l‘schiltchke. Pioneer .......... 2 'UU ANCUUSUUUU’ Pa..
ll. Sachs Phoenix ............. 1
Tahle 10 Uiitle in it
Ullelforil. Phoenix .............. fl UUlnst night
Yoppe. Pioneer ................ 1
McGrath, Hope Hose ..........5 -!
Joe Vila. in the New York Evening
Sun. Snym
an, o clumsy, overrated heavyweight.‘U
who was an obey mark for Jack John 1
son in 191% recently knocked the light!
out 1‘11: Jim Coiley.
Irishman who 11MB little or nothingU mterday
has monument locum“
‘ center until 19“ when Ulla;
' Returned-no the ,
fiUthroupliout and inflicted severe pun-
ishment upon the mun who took his
‘inurela from him in April. 1914. Reg
'knncked McCoy down for
of sewn in the third round, but was
jumble to loud it decishc blow. Chip
WINK”. "0““ 60Uwcighed in at 157 3- 4 pounds. and Mc-
Coy was just two pounds heavier. U
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the count
‘ “If Champion WUUUM‘UUEW’ romm BE
70Ureaily climbs into a local ring witb‘
UErank Moron next April the result in
'the light will not be in doubt. Mor- Umcum’ DIES A] W "
”CIARUON, P01211811 21.-—-J Emmfitt U
Holdrick 11. former American Logistic
'1 51.0" W' hueeholl player. died at his home‘hei'e
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NEW YORK. Jan. 21.-The tii' be
tween Jose 1!. ,Cupnbluucu of Havana.
and David Janowuki of Paris. [or the
lead in the Rice Memorial chess tour-
nament. remained unbroken at the end
i)! the third round yesterday. l’itted
against each other. L‘apublanco and;
.lunowski adjourned at the and pi“
(font-seven moves and will fluislitheir
Boris Koetic of Serbia,
was defeated by A. W. Fox oi Wash-l
ingion, in flityihroe moron. Fax hqu
ing the black aide or 11 queen's pawn’
development. Kostic also concluded
his adjourned game with Oscar Chutes. I
"This match was drawn. E. Tencwur-U
zcl had little ditilculty in winning:.
from Banks. the drought: champiom.
am it and go along as best they could. in tWeuty- the moves. A. Schroederde-
‘ has played ‘ , .
o. draw The Perkins Chaos and [to
uenib’iit‘Bernstéin game? were no
UVourned.
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