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'erng Flatt! Says Favoritis-
Iai. Ioaaitsialleieat atScan BIG ”SBA“. MW 8"" Was Slmlloaltaazdttltws
of 16-22.
Hittite a crowd N-i
"ll faithful fan.-
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. .. Armory incl High! in \\ a...» ‘l.e
'\ irwaltt .llrlm‘) (‘1 - .uim i .. lm'.ti!,.
t1 'iitEé tie-mg.- .Not. a... . w ~ent
it. defeat by the .\~'N\ Jt‘i~~ .s'L'lt‘gfl”
hiltuil In” liuu‘
IiAlXi‘IIiiORl‘Z. March 7.-l’re.~idciit1
(‘aii'rull W. Basin, of the Baltimore
l‘edcial League club. announced that
‘Ihe lunch-talked Ul
gunned l-all NNill be brought some day
Iiilp‘ week. It tr said damages to the
>Uil “gal“.‘l Ul“
1,... I.) ”A. Sun... “I ;.- :.1 »_»_i “mjantount ot‘ onefhalf million will be
“ ,r. “I H... w,.,,,. v“, H. ,I; >_,, ”g il‘ht‘d Raisin believes the meeting
.ed t-nn “o .. thin, -. .I. in unmniof the Nationu I Commission for the
o' a minim; III the , III p. and alwlortensihle reason of making a deal
Norwalk‘: ”mm“... H, I‘M“. Mu}, mlwitli tlic Terrapins was a bluff and
. mml Pliifllr “I m, “I,“ punrl will not put ol‘t filing the suit.
lv‘lllh‘ otE' oi rlNZI‘tft iIII't NN.N.~‘ the: .
Inn-It out the t.....E. .uuini i xiillittii. iii WAIJZ “Nouns 0'" I
last t‘lt‘IIIIN: lieu“ Soul: aid limit
Ney phoned the Iv‘i oi iilt litfli‘ the
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an III bask-u Nordic to making, . , KEYES IN [Inn
It Et'l' liti>li~ln kiIlltt" lit n‘. lht‘ onlyI
mt.t.:l man on it“. \tritoh led in‘, .._._, _
mar Morin: lot (In mic “till threeI \ll-IIIIIIIIN. March 7~Suinmy
l...1l..-t... Itmh mum 1.1..y..| N-atlioynt'altz. Hartford} premieu performer
l‘lvttl hill and iilt gain.- u.” note] utiin the squared arena, had little dil
wt I It} will il~|liiliN men on limilii'liill ill defeating Johnnie KH‘PN‘. “f
it. ill Hill In. illiitlw» |tiEI)l‘(l lllnINt‘W York, in the iii:t.ii bout of the
your Hunt) limit can..- ‘vu: wold not Zilliili curd herc lust iiiglit, sending the
Ni I'. tie game stitch-handed. ‘boy front the Metropolis to sleep in
II liit pi‘eliiiilimri uiiitt- the Sixthth filth round with a right to the.
Norman.) Secoiiih iil‘it..""I NIEN- Iiigljaw The knockout blow did not come
l-‘tNt- team, in a .IIIIN‘I ,tiv. ”ml (me-‘Iinmpcctetlly 2114 throughout the four
riit‘li molest lit \Klilti» lllacktnztii I'l't‘t't'IlillL’ l‘OUIHiS “3U"- demtlnflirtllvtl
vowed the up» ulna-I “I "In man his superiority over Mr opponent,
In. l’,9' Hour 'I‘INN- More of this pump sending him (0 ill? floor for the count
NN is 71‘.‘ to 2.] ill lil\tll‘ of the Snimflni rit in the second «canton. In the
M‘ltl ted hum oi the “Eu through u..- Mllll'llllzil. Hurry Condon. of New"
vililt‘gdlitt‘. York. outpointed John Fulton. of
The Big Game. , Brooklyn. in one of the scrappiest
\ttcr Noii~<itleral>le tiooi \‘tll'iN IENN""|a-'l|'< "HT “‘1‘“ in .‘Iet‘itIN-n. t‘ontlon
lie lllrl teic nun 1““th Hr mgireceivinr: nine out c' the ten rounds I
palm. lid ltoaclv oi the \lb‘lltlf‘x
ir‘t'dl‘ti in eludiiig \iNiIlN-ii,
of tilt-
h-rNu-y t‘ity.
Hitt-
the
wine NNNNNI up (oi
Hiiiltli evened
l with
and
WM econ
(ii‘tll'lll’
tl lugs up with
‘riretcli
lead a few minuti- s IatN-i with the
hurt basket of the wow. Iliggtna
then tied things up With it lielM‘
tmt for t‘ity. South-soured
:Nguiii ior'Norwalk. and Scimnur ad~
ah‘d another point on it toul which
“43 called on the Nisitors. Norwalk
Jel‘sr’)‘
Lad already started to miss fouls. and!
tv is Wlti- the lll'nl Ire» slioLscorch outI
m the tried. “Skeets” Wright caged
.N goal for the visitors and then shot
\‘0 touts \"llicil Were called' on Nor-
It le. "Skeots" had his eye on the
basket and put them through from the
lotil line with apparent ease George
Suilth again tallied; lteicii did the
.«ume for the visitors, and Harvey
pltced Norwallt in the lead by one
I-hilll its the hell long. with a pretty
‘I-w‘ki'i. Score at end of first half:
Nui'wiilk, 11; Jersey City. 10.
tlnskt'ls in close succession at the
beginning of the second half by Big-
L'ANIIO, Reich and Wright. along with
-. '- . Int‘ket. 11?.
" liarNNN plat-Nd lit itltitir 5
in News , I
his reach and slitttineas being too
much of a handicap for his opponent
to overcome. Young Mack, of Meri-
den, won from Joe “thumb, of Man-
Icliestcr In the opening bout, and in
the second preliminary, Kid (Tascyde-
tented Jimmie Welton.
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The feeling___ of (onfidencc in Jeas'
Willard's camp that the champion
will win from Frank Moran at Mad
iron Square Garden on March 25 byi
a knoc‘RmTt has become so strong that
Tom Jones. Willard's manager. has
wagered $1,000 at turn money with
Ikc Dorgan. manager of Moran. that
“illard will knock out the Pittsbur ‘
gber. This is one of the few good- I
sized bets on the bout that time been
made thus far. Jones is credited wIth
being a shrewd bettor, and he made
Euo foul goals by each team, scrvedt‘he “"397 with Dorm “”1 the 879“"
I: put the visitors away to a good
lead. Dryfuss scored for Norwalk.
and “Chief" Muller hung tip two for
it 9. visitors. Seymour added another
to" Norwalk on a free throw: Mullen
rtOl‘Pd his first ba>ket of the game
‘18 this * point. and Roach came;
it tough for his second.
List"? for .the N isitor s.
Jersey City. .' “Neup
‘26; Not-walk, 33 chance on his outpointing the chum.
Md score: ' plon, except at wide~odds I
Norwal’k. Jersey City One betting commissioner has $3 000
Seymour. I. t.. . .. . .
milieu. r. f...... ..
Harvey. c ................. c.. WrightIp" decisions On account 0' ”19 '"0‘
\mnh‘ r. 131- .. .. .. .I. K. Bigganeideclslon Till? 0f the State Alhle‘lclto unv other league or Indhmup]
(”N'fuss. I. g _ _ . I.. g” Roach: Commission. newspaper decisions are;
Score—~Norwalk; Smith. 3: Harvey 'the only basis for a decision, and 1°
Dryftisiz, 2; Mullen, 1. Jersey City:
Reich, 3; Muller. 2: Wright. 2; Big-
mne. 2; Roach. 2 Fan? Goals:
it right, i: Seymour. 2: Harvey. 2.
The preliminary game was rather
one sided. but at some moments of
play, especially in the first half. the
youngsters pm up a very good exhi-
nition of basketball. For the greater
curl of the first halt the two teams.
went neclt and neck, but the Sixth"
Seconds managed to pull away from
their ”Men‘s and the hell
with the score at 23 to 15 in their.“ fa-
Hw- The oecond half was a good deal
' of a runaway. and the visitors acut-
liad n looltd in during this Damion.
‘Wben the bell mg the stoma“. m
amassed up atotal of a: and the “WI
est apparent satiitlaction. He bu also
made other bets that the champion
will register the dream-punch on Mo-I
run. I
The. betting fraternity is just bo-l
coming actINe on this bout, and the'
coming week may see some large we
l{ill\t'_\ and g9“ registered Some 0f ”‘9 WW“ played during the coming season by
N. mm. scored ioi waalk. and the' “mm” are willing ‘0 take "‘9 M0 3the 10 clubs of the circuit at. a meet- I
iwll rang a few St’t‘tllltii ultet Reich “"1 9nd at 300d Odds W the" hat? Int: here yesterday and last
I Nd hung up his thiid basket of theibee“ no bets madewhich “Idle”? that Lowell, whore difiiculties have devol I
pm,” score: Moran’s backers are willing to take a oped in connection with the merger
.f., Muller-“0 bet at odds of 10 to 8 that Willard satire of the team from lam“ mlnbt
J1. f. Reich will get the majority of the newspa- be allowed the Eastern League would
moat bettors, this is not a satisfactory
conclusion in many cam A few betaI
have been made at even money that
Moran will stay six rounds. Many of'
Moran‘s friends are willing to bet‘
large amounts at even money that he
will stay the 10 round. with arm-mi.
OLD WATEIBUIV BANK OFFICIAL
names.
warmr, March 7.-.After
nearly fortydlve years of service In
”the gltlaeno hail Jean Mll-
or. of list Vim roeolvtnsl
toll-r. round w i an 1"!nd
spur: baa. boon, ppm to tltla pod t
lion. 'i'bo mm of Mr. innit
baa lust . learned. He is now
.vlpifixflfllow York. ON?- .
Icommittee of the Eastern League coin-
paparloeisiaaialutSctap ii
Mind's” .
it than opcii hou5e yesterday alter
noon at the training camps of Hill-
tlim: Levmsky and Wild Burt Kenuey.
I ho are to mingle in a “wound boil
Itlllliilll before the (‘loyer A. C. at the
Park theatre. Large crowds of fans
journeyed over to Stitatford to watch
Letitisky. Al lE-ett'hel and uthI‘o work-
ing out. and Kenney's quarters at the
Acorn A, C. \Nerc also packed by cur-
“Mr fans
It is expected that iaevinuky and
Keiiiiey will put on the host heavy-
weight encounter seen here since the
night Jack Johnson battled Sailor
IINirke. more than eight years ago.
This encounter took place at the same
stage on which tonight's ring will be
pitched. and the Lentiaky-Kenney bat-
tlc is the first to be staged at the thea-
tic since that time.
Both men are in line form tor ”it
('Olllty‘l. Lciinaky has kept the edge
on Iii:~ always excellent condition by
daily workouts at his gymnasium.
and a lot of road work in the morn ‘
tags, The Battier is now going stronkq
er than ever. and he is seeking it rcv
turn match with Jack Dillon in Bridle
port. licvinskv claims that Dillon waE-
favored by the New York scrum- -
he wants it chant-e to battle the Indian-
apolis muler in a city where .Iack
doesn't mean >0 much to the promo
ters. Kenney. who has been promised‘
a bout with Dillon in IMIwaulee if he
mu but I.eNIn-ky. has also trained
hard. The men are to weigh Iii thin af-
‘ Ncrnoon at 3 o 'clock at the Alpine cafe.
AI Ketchcl is looming at Levinsky’a
place for his bout with Chic Brown I
Ketchel and Brown aie to trawl 10
1 rounds in one o' the star bouts. Theyf
are tNNo of the bout lightweightn in
Connecticut. 'Ketchel scientific and
strong and “Brown. strong, aggressive]
and it um piincher Fins expect‘
to see on eitinnurdlnary battle. I
Bud Painter of Bridgeport and Butt?“
ling Kuna of Norwalk will clash in n’
grudge affair of 10 rounds as the third
I-allntar- attlmtlon. Bolh these light-
weithts cluim the superiority although
Kunr. received NN nevipnm verdict
I'seNeraI weeks ago In his home town
Palmer declares that this MRS simply
ilaioritiiim and asserts that he NNIII'
Iproie it tonight.
Young Brown and Harry Johnson.
two last local lightweights. will open
the show with a six- round bout that
should prove llN elN. The referee forI
the show will be. Terry Ike. withl
rank Bralthwaito doing the announc- I
log and Al 'Burdlck caring for the hell. I
~Bridgeport Post.
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II can NENNNEI
BOSTON. March 7.——Thc schedule
.pleted most of the list of games to be
night,.
agreement. will be included in the ctr-
cuit. according to President Human.
He said that while a temporary ab~
never consent to abandon that city
WlWflllll
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NEW YORK. March_7.—-Ft‘.ancla 8.
Appleby. the young.“ player in the
amateur billiard championship bram-
iuent, who won a maid fought uphill
game from J. F. Pomnbln‘iast nkht,
will mm the acacia-N. Jacob um.
baa tonizbt. Edward w. Gall-Ir.
the yum who Ii nor-lib ”blah!
in the load with three airtight will,
will play Charlo- Rodd-a. “WI
lac. illicit. this afternoon. The latter
"did not come wlThin nine minutes of
,‘den last night.
ililillls Mil m lliiI
llllll 000m Ill SOIIIH
HOT Sl‘lllMiS, Ark. Mule]: T
The pen and longest practice
haNe had since wining here.” ' was the
way in which Jack (combs expressed‘
the workout lit and the other mem
bers of the Iti‘ooltlyn squad enjoycdi
on the Whitiington Park grounds yer ,
terday, (oomtm waoifraid at first
that some obiection would be manic
to Sunday ball playing, but conditions’
in this respect have materially chang-I
Wt‘
ed in Hot Spiingu within the paint
year.
The work oi the lodgtrs was
watched and enjoyed by a grcat
crovtti of Nisitors, who were much iii-I
tiiesled in the players. (‘oombs took
the tmutile to point out the Nariou~
men and t‘hiel Meyers was gilf'll th-
attention of the crowd eNerN iiiinutN-
Mey'eis l.‘ lovking great: in liltl
(‘oombs .~ay.~ President Ebbets will Im'
agrbutbly surprised at the flue cOIi
dttion of 1le men when they reach:
the Florida camp. The party Will.
leave here “twinesduy night
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lKllllClll ASSOCIIIKIK
(llllllll Bl BRlSKlliill
CHICAGO..th 'N'. authoritL to
traiistei tin Toledo franchise of the
American Aseoclation to Rogei llres-
violin was voted by the assotiuiton
bore lull night. Breunnhun is said
virtually to how completed forma-
tion of a company of Toledo citizens
to put. up the moon
Annunceiiiont of the solution of
this problem which has Nexed the1
association for some time. was made.
by l’resident Thomas (‘hivington at‘
the conclusion of a topeclal meeting.
which engaged the magnate: all day. .
Formal coaster. based on the au- ’.
'tliority- Voted odnypia supected to
take pf’aoc in week." ,nranahanmne‘
oi the beat known ball players in the
country. was not present. Mr: Chip;
ington said that he understood be won
in Toledo, and that a number of thoi
players were with him. ready to starti
practice ‘
No statement of the money Involved
was mode. It was reported, however,—
that the way was made easy for lins-
nahan eventually to come into it good,
share of the stock.
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NEW YORK. March ’t.—Strangler
Lewis. the catch no catch can export
b
losing. $500 at Madison Snuan.‘ Gar»
The. Strangler bod
advertised to throw a field of four op-
patients Inside fifteen minutes each,
or forfeit the rum specified. He
threw not only the four but three
more for good measure and took only
13 minutes 4 seconds to complete the
task. The _time varied from 5:35 to 3
seconds.
Hans Fuerst. of Austria. was the
first victim of (he strangler. suc-
cumbing to an arm and body hold in
2 minutes. The groatdhrrow came
neat and went down in Ersaconds
from a bead hold. Albert. Miller was
thrown with a body hold in 3 acc-
ondo. Karl Vonol save up the about
In 40 seconds before a bead solution.
A banmorlock killed . Olaf Nelson's
chancogtor $600 in Just 2 minutesaud
36 seconds. .A hemlock and body
bola put Bet-man muting out a!
business in 1 minute and 18 canon“.
George Bailey. the last of the club
dates for a 8500 price. lasted otmoit -
”dong/as his six W80" A
body. Wm nipped his pmbil’on
in 5 minutea and 353mm.
In the opening bout. Yuaiif Humane
pinned down Charle- Olson with a
body bold and am bold in m
aim-a. .pr. B. F. Roller tbrew.’l‘otn.
my W utter a you, 1me
Walnut.- .of head waning.
who be cal-bland 3 too m with a—
main-II Ila the Ian-d club.
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Manager Leary—T- Blue Ribbons. of
l‘il'ltlgt‘port, will tackle the Kingston
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10‘ ‘
team, of the Interstote League,
night. at Colonial Hall, In Bridgeport.
Manager “(Ilium Kennedy, of the
Naval basketball team. hits banded
Manager Bet-rs, of the Sixth (‘om
puny Seconds. a challenge, in which
he says that he has asked Beers lor a'liam O'Connell, a local sporting man.
game before this. but was refused his
request. He now challenges the Sixth
Seconds openly to it me, to be play-‘
The Na-'
ed at. the Norwalk Armory.
val team. consisting of "Toddy"
Smith. A. Kelly. E. Enston, Matthews
and Hallacy. are equal to any team of
their size in the state. according to
Mr. Kennedy. Manager Kennedy
claims that he does not want to start
any letter writing battles. but simply'
wishes to make clear to the public
that he has a team which he in posI.IL0ntenders for the title, but the mill '
live can hand the Sixth Seconds 3:
trimming, it Manager Beers will give
them a chance.
Next Monday night, at the Norwallt‘
Amory, the Norwalks will again take
on the fast Jersey City League team,
an dthe only change in lineups will
be that Norman will again make his
most welcome appearance with.the to
cats. Norwalk is out for revenge and,
with Norman again in the lineup,tbey
will no doubt obtain it with but little
trouble.
Tonight, at the Norwallt Alloys, the
Palace and Not-walk Bowling team
will clash in another game in the city
series. Nut-walk at present leads the
league by a. small margin. and tho
We boys are out to win tonight and
capture tint place.
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cmcaoo. March 7—I.ester Darcy.i
middleweight champion of Australia,
has Joined the aviation corps of the
British army. according to a cubic
gram recelNed here yesterday by Wil-
Everyone Should
Drink Hot Water
in the Morning
Waah away all the atom-oh. "var.
and boat polaona bolero
bnaklact.
_——_
The Australian is the second pugilist
'of fame to enter the flying branch.
Georges Carpontier, the European
light heavyweight champion. serving
Darcy's record includes victories . . . ,
To feel your best day in and day out... ‘
by and George (Knockout) Brown to feel clean Inside; no sour bilo to
He is considered by experts to be the. C0“ 7°“ tongue ““1 sicken m
peer of all middleweights. Seieral breath or dull your head no mm
'tlmes it was announced he wouldItion, biltotui attacks, sick beladacho.
cr'ne across'lb this country to box. colds. rheumatism or sassy. “M 5‘”
I,ach you must bathe on the lolde it»:
you bathe outside. This Is vastly more
important, because the skin pom do
not absorb impurities into the blood. ,
while. the bowel pores do. can to well» .‘3
know physician. '
I To keep those pollen and toxin-
F'GHT comic-ran oaowueo. well flushed iron the ate-uh. imr
8“” D‘EGO 0"" "”“h 7‘3“” kidneys and mu. iii-Nut beta»
min Crockett, formerly asuociatod in; breakfast eaob W 3 till g hot 1..
sporting ventures with Tea Rickardi m. with . W of lino-town,
and James Coferht. promoters. ”05mm in It 1".“ mu dunno, wt.
was drowned last night when an auto! "y “a m an “up. MW
MOW! ”MIN“ three POW t,mct More putting more low! lilo
plunged oil a ferryboat into the bay. nib stomach.
The two other manner: were roo- Got a mortar pound or ultimo“
cued. phonon-u from your mm;
is hupoaatve had almost my I
EXPENSE W VAL! EDUCATION. except a flourish twinxo which
”watchman; E; W» ”t..: mm";
in a a o
826 mombera of the ocular class in 'm’ every t in. to ”fad
the academic department totalled 31.- Item of “m" ° poisons
tary orders preventing man from
leaving English ports for foreign
lands durinLthe war prcNentod him.
from sailing.
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To feel Ilka Young folio foal.
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