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“tithing Kuuz. oi South Norwaili.‘
I-J Bud Palmer of Bridgeport budi
interesting It.“ round go which re
..:Iited in a win for Pete Fitueruld'sl
IIM'. Kunz did most of the aggreseive
earl! and he landed left» and rights
to Palmer’s jIIII with telling eflect
l «liner was in fine triui but he could
get within Ktllll'r defense VIhtIII3
started an attack The South:
Mutant be: fought a (IleIeI‘ battle
Thete has been considerable riI I'IltI‘ ,
t- iueen the two for some time anti
-‘t(’i| Ins out lflhl night to settle theI
lIie.’~.tion oi supremacy. llolli were.
I Iiued to the minute Palmer lIIIl'
\ good II'aIiop in both mitt> but hi.
'.I Ina wenied to luck the pout-i 'l fIil
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II.
I— u. had behind his. it vins a 'zrlit
.I. which rounder-able science was
t'own and the lath were more 'lidil3
r'tased Illll il.‘ Nolan in the Bridge
IIII'l Standard.
I’attling Kunz wont hate to light3
6 line! again to NW llidi he is that
I.“ llI‘l fighIeI Palmer seems to be!
nanot- for lt’unz to “little and "he:
t‘ titer i.~ not at till reluctant l'It-l
I wooed "Ashes of {on-n. but iI:I
IIIIed to be fl-‘iil‘lul of limits abil-I
lionegan in the llildgeport i‘ort. l
llit‘ routers “ho troudtti the Putkt
'l Iieatte sow stIIIeIul boutn that pleas
el them howuei. ’l‘he seiuiIflnal be:
them Bud Painter. of this (in. mi.
'Mrtg Kunz of South NllrWle‘ wits‘
i whirlwind. Kunz did much betteiII
iTI'IIn in his last appearance here. He
ornt right after Palmer front “I‘
but and nutpolntctl the local boy
‘l‘Ie boxcw weighed 1'18.
it I.
d‘d .I. iilld both new out yesterday tot
.pruvtice. There was no nioiningl
.I-rmzitr. The grounds Were too mud-
tit and teli air too fi‘uaty. The bun
,got iii II tew lit-ha by noon, and Dono-
PIIith it in
on Ice old farm in Maryland.
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MAI‘ON, 0a.. March 9. J. Frank-
lii Faber and 0. Bureau Cold Wiiu‘
arrived here at the same time Toes-
.tn htided the h0Ide_ out to thI- hall
}¢ii‘tl, but he did not ask for It game.
It III~ too cold fir that. tieutliil
3 practice. in whith the player» couitl3i
li‘t‘tl warmer than in it game. t-- II II
tutid lll'.‘ unfit amusement. II
Linker arrived in the wee nnull
hours iil‘d brought his wounded hand
He has the middle fingcrl
tttne up in bandages and uno! ItIr .II! E
joining hits iodine on it, w'hereacan-
lutllié‘luun log fell on them whit.- theirl
oIIIitIi was engaged in bucolic labor.
When
:Uakt‘l‘ gtet ted his new mates his ueu
manager his new but-M, (‘ap lluston.’
and his new biographtru, he extend
ed his left hand. 'lhis was not be-[
cause he needed his right hand to
piottci his notch, but because the di
git. of that meinbei are too tender
from the inlurI to be squeezed again.
“How soon shall you be able to
play?" was at question out to Baiteii
somt tortv odd times. "0h. shortly.
in it few davo.‘ mist the answer given
'sotne fort) odd times. I
Outside of the hand linker is fit .Iit
gcan be. barring a litlle needed train-
ing to get hardened. in the pim-ticeI
of over an hour yeaterdny liftei‘noonl
he dlti R8 much as anybody clue. lie3
was in the batting prictlco. be caught'
easily thrown bolls with the meat'
Itunr Is .I hitrd hitter mid he plant 'haud and he did ”m. bunting 'lhe3
II. it tine collection of punches on Pal- 'llriil time he was I“ m be lit! one I
IIv'Irs face. The
hm" 300" "‘5 pun. straight up in the air so far tlnt it
ranment gamelv. hooner. Mould hue been a llome rim lind3
tI- Itntly useumed the itggrtIssiI‘ewiien.‘
II more timid boxcr would lune liPt'lll
milling to out. it was Kunz's bout -
\‘l uglier in the Bridgeport l-‘Itimer.
I'tIttling Kunz, of Mona“; I} a:
cation The Noi‘uulh bm nlwse reIIlI
li-Iliit in Taylor. In ttItdertttand, has
.- town great intm‘oveinent. ll
pinned the fans immensely. Tuetido’p
t-tzht. and .certainly showed great
.‘Iltt'tl since his lint [loin thin cit)
Nun: ltl a. wiry boy with apparently
no muscular development. but it is
evident that he is a bundle of stetl.
ni- -0 use his left mitt well.
lu- heard front.
Bud Palmer t-eituinlI lint II he wit. ”bicllit’e‘s deal which won out throuih.
in some light when he stepped 0|il')t.<lt‘l‘(llt)
.II the ring. Tuesday night. after ten
rounds with Battling Kunz. Bud
I good boy and the fItiI-I like to to
h.In work, but he looked groggy in lllt
"litll round. Tuesday night,
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Ne possesses a hard right and catilnninugor of the Norwnlk bowlinit nI-.
He in lt-ys, ht today
touting fast in the game and should lions and good wisheit front a host of'
‘t tiiblishmeiit.
and theIdt r discussion for some time. but it
there been my fences overhead. The
next time he whnnged I fly to centre
held and the next time 'drove a good
Iglong lusty hit clear to he right field!
[All Mllllliill
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Fred Stunt-hi former
receiving congrntuln
lfiliicndx in this city. as the ierult of a
between \ir Stunthl uni
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moron-1 saws won»
cows ANT not no
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WHY? out; bra; Thu. vacuum-low
; ENQUI’? TUIEDO
mm b: In. Annie. Tatar-I Forum. I.’
Guess this one:
That “Tuxedo Process,” by the way, has had ’em all guessing for a
long time. It was invented by a physician years ago,
aiidb' it remains today the original and
best process for making tobacco mild,
wholesome and healthful, and for.
removing-every trace of bite.
Join the thousandsol happy pipe-smokers who
lla\ I: learned that Tuxedo brings comfort, content-
mcnt and satisfaction.
'l'IIin l‘tttbone former owner of the i
illlt‘)8. by which Mr. Stonchl hIIII th- i
time the sole owner of the uptown
The deal has been lln
t-ell must have httd it pleasing notinti‘
:I< t'he coneltntion of the tentli.—-.\ic~
Aeil iii the Bridgeport Telegram.
SOHOOl lElOlllllS SilllEI
Ill SPOlllllll} OlllOilS3
Notwalk school it‘aCllt‘ih gntheied I
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‘declsion was reached, and the alleyu
were turned over to their new mn‘...t
lgcr.
lknown and liked young man. and he
ion the hearty support and good wish- i
one not until yetitei‘day that n ilnal
Mr. Stanchi is a very well
.‘m of his many
BUD FISHER
P In'. In; (Ilriot ‘.l\l. fly.
"Tuxedo has made a pipe my facade Convenient, clan-inc wrapped. 5
form of a .II: mains: and million-e Wrench . . . c
make pipe-s ng a real pleasure. ”
48M ink
swing to the law a moment later spun conditionn in the contract: had boon'
Norwtilk friends m I'Benn) up against the rope: in a new folthfully performed.
i' I‘ ‘3'
f‘ 1.!)- W. 31‘ 'u
oou'r
Why is “Tux” the one non-bite to-
bacco?> Sure! you got irmbccziusc no imitator has over
yet solved the riddle of the “Tuxedo Process,” of course.
You CAN BUY Tuxrzno EVERYWHERE
ibis new undertaking “‘9 NorwaIk tral corner. Leonard was pininly lnl Durhl the discuoalon it dwelllwl
duckpln team. which is at present
liemhng the city bowling league ItndI
lwhosc home alleys are at the lsaac la
strtci establishment are eitpecially
u .‘terdaI afternoon at tile Norwaik “film" 0' ‘3‘“de 0“" 'm‘“ o!
distress at the tlofl gong.
st and furious.
worker carried the fight to Leonard
From start to finish the bottle was.
Dundee, a willing lord is to receiio $47 600, while hall
tint the purse “has been increased
from $70,000 to 871.260. of which Wil-
that sum in to be paid to Moran.
In Tin HmIII'Jors. 40: mm. In Class Huw'don. 50!: and 90:.
THE AMERICAN TOBACCO COMPAi‘iY
o.-- ___.
“1.. Harry N. Hammond of the Gllnta
o for Pipe an! Cigarette
,nr-r-
.-~.«
Try Tuxedo for a week.
Famous green 1'. without”
lc‘. taxing, curved bofit pookot
“10c
Illillllllllllllllllllllllll llOlillllOOM
lllllllllflwlflt Willi“
IVE“ YORK. March 9-Pmident
NEW YORK. lurch 9—F‘rank Mo-
‘pol cud "Boer" Rodel. nod
2mm: Rodel did he let ly any ‘ _
Once he tried II right. croi b .
head and nlmost fell out at the
when he missed. Willard uti-
‘th co every time he puts any
behind 11!! punches. And not
l
howling 3",.“ on hum. ”r," “flatworm: to the new owner. who hanp'
,. eir regular “.91.“ bowling mute-i since the formation of the club. been'
throughout the ilrst nu mi. Richard explnlned that he had
when loam
th inion of; set for 1 counter
though at timen Benny's 3M m onaud the mount for the reason cnruiled his “cation and returned to "n be" too M' m ° °’
"Vi iliio" Levis. bid traineiuotor thclm” h"
John” complotoly at not. It was like that he believed Moran should get at
'l-‘Ianll 8. Appleby by Brown IA“
n: -e and. during the afternoon's sport I
cine excellent scores wet-I hung up
in the young ladies One If the feat-I
ms of the nftemoon was the settingi
)l a new pin reconrl for the ladies byl
Miss Florence Jennings. who hit the.
l 3 sticks to the tune of 147. which
the highest score ever hiade b? 3
Motor of the fair sex at the lek
.Iiteys. In honor of the occasion.
t-tisit Jennings was presented with a
but of chocolates, By Fred Stanchl.
i‘; 9 new owner of tho uptown Alloys.
M4—
GABOIII LIADU m BELLMM'.
unw YORK. lamb 9.—ndwartiw
Gardner still leads today in the onio-
ieur billiard championship content
Initlt four winning brackets. but he
has two more matchen‘to play. Mar-U
my. Brown. who. like Gnrdner. is 11
{Miner title holder. has won four
mum and lost—one. The defect ofI
museum oethchhrm
3Bllllllllilllfll8llllllllll
. around ‘New York in you".
Im‘ w albino.“ "I!
3ont- of tho uptown team‘s
staunchent routers and friends.
Ollllllil Willi ilOlllltO
mosti
NEW YORK. lurch 9.——Johnny
Dundee by moo of a brilliant hotel:
in the tenth round slightly shaded
Benny Leonard loot night‘ot Madison
Square Garden. lt no one of the moat
mention: W tum can
Dundcu went into the final round
tutti the count slightly against him
ithauoaao‘ol do ordlofor him. be-_
wise Leonard. who could outbox the
sturdy Kalil. coined determined to
'ilghiing a shadow. Leona-h block»
ing wut superb and at times induct
ed right under Dundec'a swings and
came up smiling on the other side.
Willi
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Nizw roan. Much 1—“ a mom
cinl meeting of the N. Y. Bate Ath-
letic Commission here yesterday 'l‘ex
Item, promoter of the Wilc-
flm bout. Secretory Mural. of the
rahow Coronation. unflcl whose an-
epic-- the on“ is to tone plate In
Indison Solon Garden. on lunch. 25.
mullahs-ohms). Johanna}
will homing: churn 1th.”.
Mammal» long rouge.
“Konstantin-rot
It... haunt. mutate
minim with mute-u mum
1&me.er
5mm“!!!
hrtioflwmflmmhm‘
:mmmm
.nwun’uuym-uhum.
museum-W to -wmmmum
xdhmdfllfi
MM Into-“Jr
, trail
thou-unan- “-.‘
but half as much us the champion.
who:
mow ”film,“ man 1-m-
MNOIWMO. 000mb.
Sanctum rotedbyfioodCoach
lacy Nicninfu enormous-Inn-
methanol-Immune
use-mm uncut- qu
MWHWNOWHO
mmbor_
While 3 medial oxnniiitnllon. it is
into:
WWW
wound-armor the
arm-khan the Yuk: toiling
mum-nonatmmmd
l
Mums-III! M “I
hi cod. rootinabl to not
"I: :13, mytilfp'tanglc. in»: “gov; rent of this wool: Mona will not do
York club laid a big price rot- Kant! W M "d" This docislon ‘7“
lad is anxious to have him report at. "3‘3"“ 3““rd” marina “d Moran
l
looming season.
the spent the day reclining in on my
,chnir and posing for the‘ movies." lilo
mi
Morita to 30¢ in condition for
Kant nu boon attittbom in his no: took I short woih in the mornin!
(motion- with the. club. but it was did no boxing whatever.
ma todny the: than“: wotild lieI “Ho in down the now," acid Lewis,
allied to M liking within o I!” I "ad I an ctr-id he will so stain with
or two. ;munhmouworh. rawhide-abol-
lluil’ is trolning much after the: in. until next. 30.“, u, tho ”M
0110“ WWW! end WK end the only work will be mile
nor-n. ml! morning he let“?! N5 oxoroluo and “in. im tho out
hotel ‘3 Forty-Milt 'm and “‘3“qu on tonight become Moron fight
‘Wmnmcwwm mmlnuuhhounditionuomu
the otter-noon homto the new Pb- unhonelgbe."
h A. A" “m h‘ M“ gymnasium Willard lad no Inch my tiny u
wortformoroihnnonliour He II)” Moran. 3o 'u up an], and
rope. bones, with lib miner not!
, , hunt moonlit] Pork
nunuthcmwunnein “L . “'10an took
in better physical condition thou
I cl II | 11mm in tho south. 'phco before luncheon and It hilt-out
two o'clock in tho ottom- ho_ w
kommMnun-n
min moflowYarkclnbwhh-‘WP‘WWICMMM
d. Mycfliibmoo.
in the next few days
.- :0!“ Ion Vim-bill‘s!”
.W ”more. - ,,.npotntlng. no mom about do“
m-“ tau I.—nwvmnnuum mm
". .
Whom-talu-
mmmrul' ”39* mm“ W M"
Wummiowm
I!
Q!“ Immat-
’Iflutlolll than F.”
.—
IthoIIMIo tum mum “
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Training at Hot boring Had
run or aim ’
HOT SPRINGS. Ark" Much _
ltacit C‘omba led his bold or m
lsonlh. last night. They are on M
'IIIIy to Dayton. Flo. Not nu
(loomi- but every. man in tho
galore and than hot but u shout“
about his work thnt ll commend-hi.
on. . c. .
Coonibl Itntcd he would like to
the some teem train. hero and.
gutted leaving Hot Sprint, wflol.‘
aid. wu the Inert training
in the country. “Yummy we
out time on the -
“outmmmmi 3’;
“Renault-cull!“ '"
Norwalk Chronicler