at: Bliilt Olll
A fill HOURS on
loan Says lie Will Put 0m
Fishing Pnnch in Seventh
Ionntlohillnrd Cnntilnt- nf
Inching OntChnlleuaer—fig t
Starts 9:30 O’clock
AL“ \HKK Mahlt T'nl‘ii'cn
thousand apeuators will cruuu Mud:
“run Square Garden tonight. to so?
riinit Moran. oi Pillxsttll.‘glt. try in
...,
bro-t H.9- \iurltl‘s lieuiyweight chant
pion‘hip iron. lee:- \\t|lord, of Kan
41.1: \ltiitunrh The taunt is mt :ttr
nountwu n5 for the tllit- and no dcci»
tilt-ti it) tlit ftlfct‘t-e 13 Illt>élblt under
in.» lnnJl.‘ lime, obltnn intulti pin the
('rianipinn.-liit. cithex in u kltot'kout, it
{Mil by Willem or \\'ill'ud’s {inure
to go 'he lull length of the bout
The light i~ the 1mm lntprrtun‘t his
tt- t'lll'tmltto-l' which has taken plnce
. ‘|~~ Willard won ”'1' title fioni Jucl;
a» i l".~l Aot’il. and .5
thr lll‘el \\ “hard hats todglti'qnu- that
lt.«lm'ic battle
No matter which on, the
,gmw \Vlllul'tt hill rtu’l‘lll‘ “I
40111” 32.2.3“.
.-- lt’UlI, imam.
battle
All) and
flown today appeared
II totitldent .lh eu-t lli.tl W h.” «-
Jillll' to land the hint that will gin-
linu the title by u knotkout lle pro
him-d that ho "iuoultl
iblitn: punch in the
Mind."
\\ Illu ‘tl i~ t'tlil.lll)' ("ham of clinch-
.lntz ho. grip on the chtunpiouship. He
(“hired that if .‘liorun fight; the at:-
gl‘tw'altt‘ bultlt- \tiijtll the l’ltlsbul‘xll
rum 1e Mild to have ptnnnt’d, the
champion would cud the bout with u
knockout. .\'o matter what Moran's
‘Zfl‘ilt‘fi. Willard .-\pr~...‘-ei cotitldenun
civictory.
.The lug bout is to stuff tit
o'clock if the program is carrn-d out.
lit-rural preliminary ‘muts will pre-
((9th it. ‘
Every item in the building lufs been
told and would‘be spectators. many of
them from distunt cities. arriving into,
are clamoring in vain for tickets. _
MWN gave warning today that
{ount‘erfcit tickets Nipponéd lobe“
(humble at the garden for admission
ticket: have been sold in 001013;”!!!-
ndelpbia and Connecticut emu. 'l‘ney
tutti no such tickets had been issued
by Lht- management. and that they
would not bc honored.
'l‘heir training Completed and both
nun Ihfir‘rtlllg they are fit and :‘culy.
the rrinciplcs spent it quiet day in
.pitpit‘ation for the bout. Willard
lilnnnttt to null. thmugh Control l‘ttrk
in HM morning and :in nutontobil" ride
to th.- afternoon. He is keyed up for
I' e f‘yht. but shows no Highs of rost-
lt‘e‘hnese or of impatience to have it
finished. After a light dinner early
liii; etching. the thntnpion intcndl to
lilo down to the (larde it about 8 o. 'clock.
lit cxpf’tla to ueit. h in all about 2:0
IUt nd. .
Moran plunnvd u walk curly today
and it good sleep this afternoon. With
ht:- handlers he- will loan} the road-
‘iilllfil‘ in Wm" t‘he-lcr at 7:30 t0~
right. and go to the litrdcn by :tuio-
llltlllllt'
Willard mid, "It in hard for me _lll
hi!) how 1 will “in. Tim 1 will he
the \it-ior it tho Ino.~t posilite state-
mt‘nl I can make. ththcr it will ht-
by a knockout or by popular decision
remains in doubt, if i can win by on“
«punch l will. If this bout were sched-
ttlcd to go to u finith. would not hesi-
tatt- to say that Moran would be
knocked out. As it is only for ten
rounds. it would be ridiculous to make
Mich a tlctlnrutiou.
it out till tin
.ettnlli or eighth
912’.
“i am mine: to win as quickly and
decisively u.» i can. i feel a» well as
l hart- ever felt before any fight in
Ill} career. if not better. I nln not
hurrying. If Moran starts f0 rush
' the battli-
him out." _
Moran uaid. "Do not be surprised to‘
we the finish of this fight come in the
_ scram or. eighth round. ‘Then you
will see Willard drop. Baton the
,~ Hating light Willard was nothing to
5 be droid of, and I don‘ t‘thlnk he in
, ‘now. There never was a big fellow
like :‘hlm who did not have n ‘ wank
" opoti'somevrhere."
There has been little betting on the
result ad men or it hn’n been um
: the (Why of one or the other to land
It inc-hut blow.
Ann npectacle the throng that gath-
ers nt the ringside tonight pro-linen
to in one to be remembered. Among
the box holders no men well Known
1 am satisfied I will knock‘
-rflhw
l
‘ \‘tiiiard, Fife
._ *wm~~ .g‘ .
of
i> not at .11] worried (on
it‘i'ilfilz. the ouitoine of ”it: ho ut
twtet. lie. husband and Hank Moran
ui New lurk tonight.
i readied h telegrnm two:
the heavyweight
(llalll'lzon
turn to Chicago on the first train af-
ter the fight." Mrs, Willard said.
‘A special wire from the-r ingide
to “Miami's born!» here will bring to
the Champion's wife tmd their eight-
yiea old daughter ll detailed report of
the contest.
[ll COACH PlAllll
llllll lllf GillllS
first game in which John
had tltarge of the (“31115,
Billy louder. coach of 'the Yale USS!“
ball team, and a resident or Norwalk,
was stationed on third'buse. This
was lauder’s second and last year
with the ixew York team, for he retir-
t-d from the professional game at the
end of that season.
the dam- on which McGrnw made
hi5 debut as leader of a big league was
July 19. 'ltttlfl, and at that time he was
playing shortstop. Smith was on sec-
ond base 'and .‘l‘lctlunn handled the
throw». on the initial sack. in the
t'tl l'wld were Wushhul'n, Jones and
'llt‘odie.
'l‘hcir opponents in this contest
wcrc the Phtllles, with then; ltnd Doo-
in as their battery, uhlle the (linntn
were repreitettted on the firing line by
“iron Mun" McGintilty and Roger
din-analiun. The film] more was 4 to
3 in favor the Philadelphia team.
The. balance of the Yale coach‘s ex
peiience in prolonlfiul circles Wus
obtained with the Philliea, where he
handled an infield job during «the neu-
nons of '98 and ’99.
in the
atrium w
chow him to be :- dependablem hitter:
a 11.1 good fielder.
llllllfll BlltSllAllAll
n
mum
'llig Ed Sweeney.
old guard of Yn’keem ban been cor-
rnled by RM!" Bronnahnn as back film“ 0"" "‘0 “Filo” 8"“ ll" 100'“ innbbed Jean
stop on his recently purchased Toledo
club. Sweeney will be the highest
priced minor league
country.
l'llOl‘ since the Federal league c-eas
ed to extol. Messrs. tRuppert Ind llua
ton have been trying to unload Swee-
ney. A year ago he signed a war con
tract calling for a «nary of 88.000 aI
yenr for three yenrn.
As n member of Bremnhann team
he will probably receive a onlnly of
about 82.500. . This means that the
New York club will have to pay Sm
my the difference. $5.500 a year for
two years. as his was nn lron~bound
contract. ,cheney has been ordered
to report to Brennahnn. at annon
Spring. Ky. at once for practise.
llAlllllll lllll llillllllllll
IS PROVIDED BY SlAlE
‘ t
v1.0Ul’SV1l.LE, Ky. March 25—81»
t y two days of ynctng for Kentucky
tracks was provided by the Kentucky
State Racing comminslou'ut its first
meeting of the mr‘here todny.
Lexington will hnvowtwclve days
from April 27 to May 10: Churchill
Downs. tori-teen days, May 13 (Derby
day) to May :27: Douglana Pnrk. thlrc
teen days, May 29 to Gone 12; Lntontn
twenty-rounds”. June 14 to July 11.:
tool not. out
soon 'Bllltdlll
Secretary Hugh Reddy of the Bridge-
port club of the Eastern league has
ncquired {our more plnyen. three of
lbcm m M not the other an
outfielder. Martin Walsh, brother 0!
Edward Walsh of the White Sox, who
pm hr “upon two your: In,
willow: don n unlormbtnthe Park
City. * Another iwlrler chained in
Clyde am. once 'I (member or
Bill Scinnkl'n New Brttnln club. Wil-
lanuflngwho mono-inc
with the New York Giants two yearn
no not] who pttehod for the New Ht:
you Colonhl tongue club tut non-on.
will nlno be given n china. together
5956‘
53’1Dg that he Will win and will re-‘
llfCthlS fllll Bill Blllli
llll llllAl $l8tl, 000
It now wants certain that the gut
receipts of the ten round bout between
Jess Willard and Frank Moran 41
Madison Square Gnrden will exceed
“$0,000. and may go as high as still),
oou. .
it is reliably estimated that up =..:
the present time. more than 8140.000
worth of tickets hate been sold. This
is cerninly an ample vindication of
the judgment of Tex Richard.
When he offered a purse amounting
to $71,250 for the match. supposedly
Vl'lU’ promoters sat back and smiled
pityingly at what they considered his
foolishness.
Richard has promoted three boxing
bouts. When Joe Guns met Battling
Nelson at Goldfield, Tex took in $69.-
ttuo at the gate. The gate receipts of
tln- Jeffrlesdohnhon contest were
8270.000. Assuming that he sell:
$175,000 worth of tickets for the pres-
ent match it means that Richard in
three bouts or. “shown," tit-t ho calla
them. will have taken in half a mil
lltm dollam at the gate.
The big receipts do not moan that
tho promoters will make much money
out of this bout in the first place
the state tax must be added to the
pursc. and that will mean something
over 812,000 more to be deducted.
The contract with the Garden i~'
said Hi cull hr 3 mi price of 37.5%.
but it can be stated on good authority
that the arrangement also calls for it
big percentage on everything taken in
over slttnfimt. The show corporation.
therefore may get in the neighbor
hood of $00 000 or 830000.
....—_..‘.
llllllllllll lEAll l0
PlAl l0l8’ lilllll
l
l xow HAVEN". mm. ask-tn n
‘gnme in which there is much nt nun
l the United Workers meet the St. Plul
tqnlntet. o! Norwallt oi the Boyn' club
lllllll SAYS ill WAS l0
Milli; [All A Silllllll
Tlit‘l'l" hate been many things said
about sari Yhtng" Tom lone-s, mut-
uger of less Willard, says "Left Job”.
in the Evening Mnll, nod the" will
probnbly be a lot more thing and
about him before he retires. But a'
all the things for which be won bin--
ed for and was reputed to have. been
before he horned into the pugflintlc
limelight. the thing which he nlwny‘n
objtcta to was that he had started
out as a struggling barber boy Ind
then won his spurs as u ftrnt obs:
tonwrialiat.
Such an imputation nmuses his ire
Perhaps it was hin loqmeity and pro-
pensity to toss. the Mexican: that
really caused the lcrlben to figure out
his former occupation. .
ilut int nppenrs Tom wnsnt a barber
at all. though he did handle tho htbel'.‘
hut in was in the shnpe of foam whichi
rested for the mom upon the tops of
an indifinte number of been which he.
doled out to thirsty coal miners at a
pitney a throw.
Wan A law.
In other wordu. the now famous
Talking Tom was I saloonkeeper. and
we get this from none other that
lime Lewlmmhn. who runs the Con-v
(ream mile. and who but known Joana
long enough to know him hackwu'd.
lune nlgned up Jana for Ten Rickard.
and he up: one of three who WIN
Jim Jeffries to WORLD! retirement
and retire 18.3“ Jmn. m
Dave yesterdnri .
"Tin no such {11h M Tom Jone;
being. I harbor. You have not him
.wmnz. He ran n “Icon down in
Strccler. 111.. nontli the coal mines. Of
course. hc M h him-you know.
no per 0061.0th nuhoonm which
he sold.
‘\v.en unfit!- w m ml
mlnn in “W ” tor!“
and that in 3'6.de fat-
low up."H'v' _. m m will
Billy. nnd the fight pm loohod no
sweet to him that he no“ out tho [tn-
taunts Mr and MD.
of lohemkt.
it
Mi» Renee “canard i~ nble to in. $3
about again. after a Delete attnC d'
liglt School he vs
introduction and Eva‘s part.
Mints Margaret Kuch‘
.1 ‘. l . M'.“ J ‘ hlne K n
323;)”.th a i» own V T0 ”E-NEKE
'l‘opsy . Elli-as llartrarcl llltXerney.
Mrs. J. linil. of New York,
t - . ’ rr desert:
“I" lolletk and h” I? 3 ‘ in; Mrs. L. M. llnmeron.
much praise for this most interesting
and pleasing program. The orcheetru
played enpecially well
It. than.“ "
In" to run
ts \"rait “ ‘
. pm
who 1“
Miss Elizabeth Randi. ll,
[attending Smith's t‘nllezo. is spentl- Sncurlly' "“I‘“
There was :t met-ting of the Senior m" h" “34‘8"“ "3"“3‘0'1 “'"h “5" ‘ Vanda...“ : ”u ;
fl
Cities in room 26 at 1:15 yesterday of-‘
ternoon. A motion was made and
seconded that six people be chosen
for u properties committee for that
Senior Play. The following nomina-
tions were made: Howard (hmtstoclt.
SPECIAL THIS WEEK--10NES‘ FLOUR 90¢ n to
Extra Stamps With the Following
mu Soder, Minn momma Rummtor ' 1 hot. Cider Vinegar 7c 1 pkg Jelly Powder .. 10
Miss Bertha lloodner. ltcginnld Smith 1 but. Armnonia, ann' E 1 pkg Baking 81:th toc
nod one other girl Mil-ts Flornnco Inc l {amt Premium 0 m
Starr. chnlrmut of the Senior Play _ ‘ I s ... . . . . . . ..... .
committee. then made a report which 1 pkg. Bird hood . . . we r can Lemm Pic Filling we
was unanimously accepted. .‘ti‘ter this
(‘harlos t‘opley. having cxplntned
about the year book. the meeting was
adjourned. '
A meeting of the Boy's Athletic
Annocintlnn was held at 1:15 in the
humbly hall yesterdny. An mum-t
pdntion of 823.50 wall mode to “midi
(Unlock. the baseball mumer' f
East India Tea Co.
V A. . the gfip, 1
There was a rhetorical yesterday _’_ ’
Wilmammy Thou-chad ; 311-1. “H” “spud 9mm
tta. thouh quite. diminished in num- {m nda ”um Xe“ "urn city, I I
h" on “ho-“t °f "My 0' the $9“! the “t'r‘krlld.
players taunts salad and graduating. * ._ ___.,_ ..
was thorn in lull galore under the di- ,
recital: of Air. Perry. The following . w . “
sprout-am m rendered: ‘ .
Hortense ................. Goddard ; The RCBd & valk
Orchestra ' .
A :poech on the weather. (Presented Electflcal Co.
at the New England Assm-iztlun‘n' ‘
7181 annual dinner. “'9 Only Fully Elli-"PP“
Ml“ "’ld’“ JMWW ELECTRICAL SHOP
. but none of Sum-tr ....... Moore t in the 1'
(Old lrish Melodyl Orchestra‘ M
Farming no n \‘oontlon ‘ AUTO SUPPLIES
(Halal flu. ..... By ron Cantrell M. H lo. M.“ U. .1;
1...... fro-T W l W“ Inlnfrnflmlnflnrtnr 3. “mm u... a... m.
"Uncle on's n " ary
sum. Ionian-no PWPIITE
twill"- mill nod mnde boxing. or mm baa; «mu a... up n miter In tho
A The St. Pnuln are the undialmlfll en, hln life endeavor But you gotta‘ ugly-h Cullen. W Clan
'clmmittona of Norwalk and We rank. hnnd It to him for ranking good in m. i... m
WinthroYonrAssets?
7'
1 mow
the last of the cd among the best teams in the stun "y
of their \Mxfi. Manner Talon
team in tho game of their lives.
The Bow club tenm has been prac- with Johnson nt Hanna. (‘harley port in Stamford. butt night
player in the lining faithfully for they fully aphre (‘utler the wrelut‘r
Rotate the ntrcngth of their opponent. 4.
l
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Blllllilil’llll llllllllill
The Borden's of Stariii'ord will meet ‘
'Norwalk defeated the Bridgeport Bob
den team at the Pnlncc alleys yester
day aftcrnoon. The rolling of howls
of the locals fontured
The ordons of Stamford. will meet
the locnln nt Palace Alleys Wednes-
dny afternoon of next weck.
The score of last night's gunc fol-
1rlown:
A Bordon' n Bridgeport.
l Meeker ............. 92 M 89 255
once in ............ ‘5 71 77 213
Meyer . ............. 65 79 86 230
Miller ...... . ....... 82 91 01 264
McCullen ........... 78 91 90 265
Borden'n South Nomlk.
Lewln 105109111 325
Brennan ........... 105 107 85 :97
Banks ............. 102 Gti 17 246
Youngs ............. 83 80 83 246
Taylor ............. 88 96 93 277
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HAVEV, (March 21-11mm
A was a flurry of excitement in the Yale
: rowing camp today when a chunk 'of
'tloatlng ice struck the shell of the
nec'ond freshman eight and nearly
unused it to sink, two miles out in the
harbor. my the. time Coach Nichlln
reached the scene in the eonéhlnx
launch, the_ahell was almost filled
with water and the m were chilled
through. The common were um
shout! the launch Ind thence to the
bonthoune. 0n the my book, Inflow
nut. stroke of the third freshman bout.
war not“ with maul m
HQ wna nlno taken aboard the lnunch.
fRANK llORAN's RECORD
Number of bouts. 80.
Won by K. 0., 18.
v !
"l rememberfvnry well when Joann.
Willard. That wu
about six months before the battle.
wu mnnnxtnx‘j
Willard. and they were hangtnsi
urottnd Chicago. with the picking;
[very npnrc indeed. Tom knew none
- thing. or else he took tho only chum;
i ever know nbout. for he offon'ed Cub.
ler $2.500 for htn.contrnct with Inn.
and Charley jumped at the golden op
portunity.
READING MONOAV. l
A telemm received this morningl
by manager (lodtrey. of the Norm":
basketball tenth. from Bottlo. the}
crack Reading Forward. again molten!
pessible the Norwalktileading game.
‘Mondny evening. Mr. Godfney re-l:
cetved word from the Rendtns man-
:agement yesterdny. that owing to the
dtabandment of the Pennsylvania;
quintet. the Eastern trip would have;
to be cancelled. Bottfo however. hull
auconoded in getting the team togetlr:
er for the trip. md telegrnphed mnnw
Igor Godfrey to that effect. from Holy‘
yoke. tMrinaachuactts. this morning.
The local mmgement at the time that
telegram was received. was pennant-t
in; with the Patterson team, of that
Interstate Magoo. but this team has
been notified of the choose of pro-
3 am. Reading at the Norwalk Ar-
mory Monday night.
g GAME CALLED OFF.
l:0w1ng to a stubborn determinntioni
'of the Questions of Westport, to in‘
aert "our. Jones. into their lineup
last evening for the St. “Mutation
game. the content of the uric: bo-
tweau tine two team: won culled on.
Jonon appennd (m the floor with the
“film. at the Berkeley ntreet ball.
out! when ankod’ to withdraw from;
the lineup. refused. The Not-nut
youngnnnrsraot mocking to play tunt
bl; mm min, out on ntttmml
to the drooling mm of the vigilant,
which stated tint Jonon would hovelL
to ho withdrnwn or the Inn wont! hot
«tied or. - The om ml:
cutie back in n. déacrlpllva farm thfi ;
woultHiuo done unfit to Sir Wnlter
Scott. out to the Moral elnct thin
l
Aachen would pity if they Diwali. For '
thin ronn'mlrm snmn wn'n outlet! on.
It in not likely. on the per-ton ho-
tantrum riva- will iwar- na‘ puma
feeling which
Acton nod Mr. ll‘rltn Bode: ”modal .2:
,clty. in vlnttlnx today in New linen.
l.
“unloMnan-tntnlhuflm nod pouch-I nflnlrn today ctnnnn
tho W. W vary my
Avoid “the liability
or not having n M. nonunion. Vin 1mm mum Milan nu
ulna m I!!! m urn-Una.
Fairfield County National Bank.
m 0W" IANK IN NORWALK.
'F‘:
Ml. “rm Vndlu. ‘Mhn pomihyi
Nutttnt. Minn Elena NumntrJfr "1‘ .
leap your dance at the Hold Donor
Mr. and;
“111.com“! were the chaperonu. l
Judge doneph R. Taylor. or thin
Conn..'on bunlnenn.
We ewEDISON
The instrument that reproduces sound exactly.
Vinit ANGEVINE & SON. Wlnhington street, and hear the
celebrated nttintn sing and play. .
.‘Asmmeitmtmu given Fmto mm’
', ~ ty, the amusing maemfmcuppod'm THE- SEN-
mm ' .
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