lilliiiiii ii ARENA
lion liam lixltlrielgiit Captures
suit .. bylispooill
of Him Boy In Twin
hilt—latter far Outdoor“
*9. Farce; Soiiior Murphy
to fit 6am. lasts Italy
NLW HAVEN, Sept. 12—bele
Brown, New Raven's star lightweight,‘
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championship of the state by knOCkingiFilzizct‘ald thought otherwise. Curr-too" Down“ “1" 0‘3““ “WWW“ “mutter. i-‘od w
out At Kctchcl. in the twelfth round of
a scheduled fifteen round boxing boutf
at the Arena last night. Brown had:
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of “to fatal ending. Kctchei reeled to‘I
the canvas in the twelfth completely
and his manager, Billy Hogan, and'
a corps of seconds had to carry him:
to ht.) corner where heWas given stim-
ulant.~. Admirers of Brown, jubilanii
ovctr his victory, carried him to the
(leasing room upon their shoulders. l
Kt'lfili‘l was not knocked out from‘
the (l'i'i‘L'iB of any one ‘blowyi in the
tenth, t-lrtenth :tnd twelfth roundsl
it could be seen that the Britigaportert
was ir distress. Drowns' terrific body‘
punches throughout the abbreviated
battle weakened Kctchei pcrccptihly‘r
and opinion was divided whether or
_ not he would be able to go the limit.
Near the end of the eleventh round
Kctchol was forced .to hang .on to
Il'rou‘n in order to ravc‘himsclf. As the'
boil rang Ketchcl was so weak that he5
could hardly walk to his corncr. When
the boys walked to the. center of the:
ring in tho amt r'ound.‘BMn‘malit-tli
iii.- opponent to the ropes with'a inu'
pilot!" of loft~iiooks to the low. follow-
cd by ‘3 series or terrific bodywnchen.
.Mtcr a minute of fighting in this
round lietchci fell dot Oil iii} back in...
a u'i-akened Mdit‘bhfim?‘ ‘t'oat’t ht thei
count of aeven and Brown greeted:
him with a hand on to tho stom'och.’
Kctchol, groggy and la greatdlsimas,
looked into the crowd and then picked
a soft. spot in the center of the ring
have *F‘itagcrald counted on fatal ten
seconds and the bout Willi over. .Tbe
cud "fcame lull ninety ‘06me Iftol'
tho round had started. .
Brown fought a whirlwind brittle.“
From the start of the bout he“! on.
the aggressive and 11an int up for IL!
ningie minute. Al infighting hayroved
for superior .to'Kotphel and an"
count out on top in the cxcbantlo oil
put-cites. in the last two rotlndug
Iii-own hit Ketchel .with overytkhui
' but the water poll, no to speak. '
Both boys directed their attack to
the body. Occasionally Brown let g.
nn uppercui which carried plenty of
'stcom. forcing Ketchel to clinch.
The bout was marred by Ketchel’a.
continual clinching. Kctchcl scorned; 1“ the “9° {0" 5" pace “39019031th will do the honors at Reialer’sih”
intent at locking arm: every time the
opportunity presented itself. it takes
be“ came. to Murphy'a rescue. After'
‘a splendid' fight, failed to follow up‘
.poncnt h. undoubtedly would have :boutc in the Commercial A. 0., Boston.
,und pztradcd the city.
LCanaantg last night, and the
..i'oromtaeu. to amt a wrong team in tho
melon humhv winced that ho
... moonlit litii titctt sittitt’
tcrl'lbk punishment to Murphy's face?
it A Mill Hill iii
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phy quit. Bergen, though he fought:
nt'w YORK. aept. 12.—A on.
bib‘ leads. Had he kept at his 01»; how trick was “corked during recent
scored a cleancut knockout. iTW“ hm” named John! Dorm.
The preliminary bout lasted loosrand Charley Sheppard were mixing iti
than two minutes of the first roundimemly when Mildew a spectator
The bout brought together li'oung'fl‘“Chad ”HOUR” the ropes and grasp-
iliiiiiiiiiliii in
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litany foul [ditch Announces Iii:
Bother-ant m- loxitt: (into
at the Iron
NEl‘lKJiAl’EN. Sept. 12.—Bunny
Ford. the most popular boxer that ever
Currie and Tommy Healy, two locall9d Sheppard b-V “‘0 ““0. ‘
boys. Currie scored two knockdownsj This brought ”19 Wilt ‘0 a stop and:
and then mm,“ Fitlgernld waved3whm‘ the referee had interviewed the;
the boys to their corners. Heuly p1.0,;‘meddler and reached the conclusion;
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had all the best of the little aghttag'lat‘er-
that took place. l The leg grabber gave as an excuse
Thc bouts were staged under melthat he feared Sheppard was about to
Club and marked the first show of that was altogether ‘00 “"1153" '
the season. The bouts were well; The trick opens the door to the
"Rhonda“ and gave indication of an solwmers, for all u boxer who is losing
LilIPllitltillS start of a banner tieason.‘“'m have ‘0 d“ ‘0 illi‘fl impending de-
Kcttrlel and Brown fought on a perih‘" into victory will be to have some-
ccntrtgc. basis, while the other per-”’0‘!-v ”“Ch ””0““ the ropes and
forums secured a flat guarantee. The:grab him by the log. “”1““ ”‘9 W"
club (time out several dollars to tliol‘ww‘ under the QW9“*‘b“r"-" rules had
good. .‘nuthority to disqualify Downes, still
Alderman lluvc Fitzgerald official-"1‘“ common 5"”? method “mm ”3"“
cd or mmrpp’ “Doc" Hull was nn- boon to summarily cjoct the tucdrter
nounccr and Bob “1150“. 0‘ uie'irom tho club house and order . the
Jopri‘iui-Courler. was omctai time-tb""“‘5 ‘0 WM“-
r....,,..,., ' arttton Should Beat Duffy.
All three of last night's victors are; Jimmy ‘Duffy, 0‘ Lockport. N- Y-
liaiiutts, and the Sons Of liaiy cele,jci‘cdiletl by pugiliatic aharps as being
hraled in style last night. Admirers the “9589““ 0' th“‘““‘“"’“ ‘3“ hand
of Brown secured a large auto truckli" u" world, and 5“" britton. “’9
gwcltcrwcight champion, Will club for
*tlto title at New Orleans curly in tho
fall. This will be the third mcctinu'
of those bovrt, Duffy winning twice
on points in no1lcclttlon contcsts. llrit-
ton iii admittedly the classiest per-
former in the waiter division and he
is a past master of the art‘of hit and
get away He also carries a tcrrlfic
.kick in his rtlbt band and beside- this
he is a smart rinxster. -.
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Tltc Norwalks will. cross bats with
the New Cannons again next Sunday,
on the Amusement Park diamond.
Front.- Baker, who in at present look-
intz out for the local interests for the
baseball management, had a talhwith
Manager Otto Schmidt. of theiiNe'w
hitter
00m- onlng Motto.
Eddie O'chfc‘a manager offers #1,-
000 to Kid William! if he will Man to"
nit-ct tho Quaker in' a long bout at 116".
ringside. \‘cry line, but O'Kecfe is of
bit proaumptlouada dictate. weight?
conditions to the champion. it is for
the champions in America to name the;
4 ._ .. lwclght. ,
Sogzil‘lltfifglh * :lt:;:7b:::o:i From the breezy West comes the no;
test, as it is promised to be one of metacrtlon that Lee Morrlasey, of St. An-t
beat 0“ the beacon. Ithony, ldaho. iloorcd Ad “olgnat twice
in the third round and again in the'
fourteenth round and had all the bet-.
iter of the encounter.
laid here next- Sunday. The lineup
will panhnbiy be the same as the one
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NiroL-son ctnlcr
60ers Driven Star Pacer to Form In
Grand Clrcutt Mon at Syrian". lycuni men, Willie monitor and Harry;
SYRACUSE. N. Y» 36m- 11— Plctcc. come into collision In the rinu'
Straight beats featured the live events of that c“ Therc promises to be l“aim from his record. so a bout full “Fitzpatrick accompanied the liquid.
on the opening day prompt: of the combat that will shake the dust hum:
Grand Circuit. at the New York Statefthn rafters. Down by the and an"
Fair grounds yesterday. {writ/ct. Wee Wee Barton and Andy Cor-i
Direct. driven by Pop G99”. “'0“ fll‘lRocknway Club. i
moat as he-pleased. While the time, l’ackey lioutmcy hguinst Joe Moon-I
drew on a boxing glove in this state,
jumped into the ring at the Arena last
night, just prior to the Brown-Ketche“
mill, and publicly announced his re-
nts first sighted by the:
crowd, iic rt-cclt'ed a tremendous ova-i
‘tlou, the like of which has never beeniliounds and Hammer 134
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heard here before,
Ford entered the ring the
ll]iDli'~5~.~‘ioll has that Ford would inane
.t ('ill'llt-llgt‘ to the winner of the
Brown Kctchcl bout. Ford, howevcrfl
through In- spokesman, "lloc" Hull,
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tno>t draft-hing and lasted for three'
minutes. The demonstration furnish.
mi ample proof u.t to who New:
liarett's popular boxing idol really’
is. '
Limit) Muller was also introduced
and istiit‘tl a challenge to all Weilr‘r-tuio or um hattl
Wl‘iiiiliii litid Palmer and Red Allcn,
of Di‘itjil't‘pttri, chullcngcd tho winncrvgntpwr'
of “30- bout. i
GEORGETOWNS WILL ;
PLAY m ntocertcto;
Thl‘ (learnt-town baseball club will,
It'lntl. \Aitli llitlgcllcld, Satutday after- th and mu»
'noon, on the luttor‘a grounds, titepro-;
(vomit. of thc panic to go for lill‘ bone]
tit oi Life‘s l‘rcsh Air Farm. in Branch-
vlllrt. ‘On Sunday afternoon the Nit-I
tionhls. of Norwalk. will journey to’
Georgetown and play the George
towns on their own field.
plinth liliiia— ‘
. V .iilli Mitt iillll
itinichnmkcr Marty J. 8nitb,oftbc
i-‘edaral Sporting Club. has completed
in and for the opening boxing like!
of its hen-on. which will be bold Pri-
iday (stalling, September 13. in Rood-gun “Wild headed by Coach John liar-
ner'ii Hail. .
For the star bout of ten roundm
|“Bnttilng' Kunz, "Norwnlk'l marina” tr-intnx this
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AN luv wmun‘ Boxing rm Wm mm ”mum out", will meet Eddie “bitmof Stamfordf‘u ""0 in the party and it is ex-
itainment tonight at tho x3“meVWhltr- la a former antataur championtm‘t‘md' that this number will be in-
isporunu Club when ”1083 rom‘tfit 13:! ")3" and he’d“ Kunl “M “fliereued in ‘he "6“ ‘9" d3“. “70
‘ ISouth-Ithad ARC, of Stnmford, hulaubziant “Mb“. 3,13". King. Hilde-
.iut-c. Rum. is out to take that dock
action is sure to be wen. i
in that semi-final of rd: rouldn.
Ynuuu Nunce. of New Canaan. who
bccu boxing in New Jersey, will
uuct his best man yet, in the “Popu-i
L‘tr Eddie" Kelly, of Bridgcport, who'
two to make a fight but Kctchel “prior the first boat m fast. 2:00 1.2,»,y and Kiri Burnt; noninst Johnny Clin..is a grout favorite in Norwaik. .
p:i.ently didn’t think so. Ila yielded,
ground time and again and “email“? 1oat threadbare” of ' the first ttoth S. C. tomorrow night, and afiack-ifidbelaz-mo. M Springwood, mectsf r
The most prctcntions match of theffihinr” “W“ R “mm "mm” ‘”"°““‘ ‘“”°“' "m“ "‘ ' ‘°“"°““°[ctuos To DRAW Lors
m 30 1-2 seconds Goon: gave Napolcon week “is that bctwcen Benny Leonard the “Battier." in the second indium-'50” “‘ "‘9 m-"DPR‘ A- 0- last night? .
his hard for the remainder of tho dis-hunt Frankie Conmoy~m "'19 Bmpire,““";‘" Louie Bngnsh. of Bridgeport. it Although With" Md efi‘ectlvcly,’ Next hiduy the annual
tance, and whcn the finish was reach—TA. l‘.. Thursday night. No doubt manv‘n’ilhng mixer. will mcct Mike Lowrlcfifhl‘f Pi" “it an interim“!!! eXhibition,i
ed Single! was two lengths bchlntlfof Leonard's admirers will turn out to °' Stamford. Th” third PMMTMW "it" Hurley hm“ ”N better of the
with Fred Russell five lengths back. lseo their fzit'oriic after his knmkout‘wm 5“ “”9““ Si"? Sherry, 0‘ "N3 mmmm' “ft” ”‘9" had
Emmmm. in “mama Whemhq hill, and Eddie Ryan, of the Lockwood ”t
intopped the Quaker favorite. Eddie,A
Hittfiflcd to takc the defensive. l
in the sexenth round Kctchel san'm“1 3-0 ascends. com“ 1° “‘3 quartcri
ill it) swap pttnchea‘with Brown for:
the first timc. lt’r-tthcl was forced to
the ropes and fought back like a for-j
ncious Bengal tiger. in the cxcltanch»
Kctcltt'l landed two tellin: blows to,
Ilmvtn's stomach. This apparently tin-E
new“ Frown, who illillf‘d Kett‘llci and
landed five successive it'll hand punch-f
c:: to the stomach. The boys then,
Clitltiit‘tl n'ntl illl‘ falls lilld seen the‘
only rm! Spectacular lighting of the:
bout. '
in no round did lictchcl appear the
better of the two. 0f the twclve'
roundi, Brown was omitted to honors
in eight, while four ware about even,
Napoleon allowed a final] of speed in ton will be the good card at the Pio-a
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licat, which he negotiated in 1 minimal \. hour-v is assured.
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CALIF-:ORNIANS ViCTORlOUS.
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Fattrell, Davis nnd Roberta Win in
Tri-State Tennis Tourney. ' .
ctxcrrv‘r‘la'rt, Sept. 12.--Expcrt may!!!" a 100k!“-
iMcAndrews. So far as the bout bet
3ccrited it does not seem that (‘eniirev
stntc tennis tournament here stealer-”mg Lab“ and Battling Mm" “it‘ll?
day. it required three sets, one “might and also.cclcbrate the. return to
which wont to deuce six times, mime ”‘3 of 8““ Andergon, 'M'Vm
Eliai Fem-ell. of San'Francisco,‘moa-‘3°“ with “My 3““th-
ltaportins reiniti-
fbecnn to show itself in the annual tri-i The Vanderbilt A- C. Vi“ 8111‘ Baht
Three founound preliminaries open;
in the first preliminary.
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Popular Jack Dempsey will referee,
mm Leonard and Gummy ,8 c0n_':tnd (‘hria Fay will hold tho watchgt‘hi" of You“: ”my in the seventh
Scott an new on sale at the Radius
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alarm. _
now coupon, "Sebt. tar-Presi-
dent Wilaon remained near his sister.
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' " j nan killer," be fearful oi the result,
HIM" ill M“ a” In- of a incl-ting with Bob Moira, an?
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“all“ Forced to SI”. Mtiv .iukee cave man? Ctrcum 1
l>iailtial evidence bears out the sus-
. . .Ipicich. Promoters in New York and
RANSAS f‘iTY, Sept. iii—After flf-hrlhtut'htare have tried repeatedly to‘
teen rounds 0f hard, ”St fighting'ariitngc a match between the twoi
JOhmly Dundee, of New York, wallowing the last few Weeks, but their:
awarded ”'19 decision over Ever liam-ieffoits thus far have gone for:
mcr, of Chicago, here last night. Dunmnaught. Moiia is ready and anxious
d“ had “"3 be“"°‘“"91'0|lfld8.aaln- to box his rival "Giant Killer,” but!
"‘9’ won “”99 arid the balance were Jact; evidently is not equally an,[
evenly fought. The decision we, a‘agreeable. :
popular one. Dundee "either! 132 Jimmy Johnston is one club man1
ltiger who would stage the match. He‘
11 was the best battle held her-aghast an open data in the Garden in
since the fifteen-round game was start-:- Ncw York about two weeks hence'.
Pd Md H w” “ a"? 9nd“!!! to an uniitnd proposed to put it on then. He
bztlam-ed card. in the N‘llll‘wlndupAnU;PililFflVOI‘Pd to get in communication!
tit't‘ Anderson. of Chicago, and Jack with Dillon by telegraph. long dis-i
ili‘nlpel, of ‘
('RliiOi'iliR. fought five tancc iclcphone rind letter, but the
,tlct-lz.rt-tl thztt he “an through aftcr‘tounds. after which Hempe] quit. He WWW“. man would not even an-
‘leilig; i!l\l‘ll his best cfl‘oris for‘wrs outclassed. Anderson is thc'swcr the offer thus transmitted, John
oh you it-ttrh. 'lhe applause was nl- limivyivcight u'iio {Ought in New York \\'ci;.ntnntei. oi the Broadway Sport-
illb‘i winter.
ltuntleo‘i skill Was not of as much
value to him as he expected, as he. wan
forced to .ttattd toe to too that
mcr httd sing, The (‘hicn
kept on top of his oppon
lug Club, of Brooklyn, is also seeking
the match, as is the management of
the Manhattan A. f.‘. '
llama Dillon and Moha have already.
Ko liahtweighdfoucht four times. Their last thatch
cnl overytuiri- Who of Milwaukee more than three
Wand in “Kilt of tlic‘Ft-itrh ago. and since thenwluck has:
was decidedly the ag- with-ed to (‘Oniidl’l‘ all offers for a;
I A irt-tnrn citritgt-ittent. They also fought,
in the. first fivc Hammer had a lent; in round-- “no decision“ contests at1
”"1““ “f M“ ("51 infliihtimz. in the littf'olo untl indlanupolis, and a 12-;
it: :.t flt'c rounds Dundee had the «seaward bout at Ratio in which Dillon
Th: sixth wan a slow round..but Dun-5mm awarded the decision.
zine sta‘tcd after Hammer in the stain? Although .‘doha to in training. his
"ht him all over the ringimuttngez‘ in having crcat difficulty tni
landing several clean. offccllvp bkngif'hlfllttfnfl watches for him. for he;
and winning the round by a wide marinas no battles pending. His recent ‘
sin. hnndcc omboxod Hammer in thogvit-tory ovcr Joc t'ox increased his
itcvcnth and rocked the tough Swadc'prcatine. but it sot-mt! to have scared
"'5 MM! bunches, again having a biglofi 'rlval heavyweights.
fiftocr rounds
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12.~Thc Princeton University foot-
EOOEIO POUNDS MARTI N.
land Rush, arrived at Lake Minnow”-
ka late yesterday and started prelimi-
mcrnlng. Forty
Drop: Opponent “tried, but Fail. to
Land Knoekout.
NFW YORK, Sept. 1.1.4:. 0. E8.
gcrs, the likely looai bantamweight
contender, added another scalp to his
belt last night when he dicisivsly de-
hated and all but knocked out Terry
Martin in the star ten-round bout at
the Vanderbut A. C. Exxon dropped
Martin for the count twice. sending
him to the floor in the fourth round
for a count of nine and farting Mar-
tin to listen to another count of nine.
in the seventh. Martin refused to stay
down. taking a beating instead.
lit the semi-windup Pepcrs Martin
'dcfeirted Young Thompson in six
rounds. \
brand. Wilson and Ballin. and Trainer
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VETIRANS IOX AGAIN.
Hurlay Ha. Mui- of Hadrian in
Olympic A. Ct Bout.
NEW YORK, Sept. 12.—Blti.l.flns
Hurley and Frankie Madden, welter-
weights, who several ycara ago wow
liotcning to tho cheers of the crowd:
and adding ring tunnels to their re-i
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FOR PROMISiNG STARS
drafting
pcriod will begin in Cincinnati by or»
ider of thc National Baseball (‘ommis
slou. The sixteen major iconic clubs
will put in claims for desirable play—
crs ir the minors. and the assign-
itncnts, as usual. will be made by
drawing lots. For the first time since4
round Lil’ilt‘ cmnc to a few minutes,,9m the drafts will be made public
afterward and wanted to know who" In 1914 and 1915-thc
iintmcdiatciy.
dynamitcdtbe building. selections M players We“ kept secret
because of the war with the defunct
ili‘edcral League. in that way the big
, ileagucrs were able to sign their new
whiten without interference. It in ho
puffed
rough ten rounds.
in the other ten-round bout Terry.
i’hcinn slipped a right cross on the'
SPEAKER pacing; rv ‘
STANDS s‘riLtfii‘No
JAGKSOR IAKE8 '
~ After Brown had hit Kctchelr atmost‘ooed to dispoi-e or William floppie, of
back in the ninth and did fairly wettisingiea- '
iko Gibbons in getting'so anxious
at will in the eighth, the latter camejCinCinnaU. in ”19 759301“! round °f at!" a local bout that he has offered to
- fight Jimmy O‘Hagan, the Albany mid
Mrs, Anna E. nope, who is orittcottyj Tin. Speaker dropped a point in his
ill here. His plans depended largelymatting' average yesterday when he
on the outcome of her sickness. Early made only one hit in four trips to the
this momma it *ll said that her eon-onto. Ty Cobb retained his average
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lievedkthat about forty players willbc
taken from the smaller circuits in this
manner. But many of them, as usual.
For all Kctchyel did early in that! Taro other California boys went into
round. Brown evened the'score by his Ellie third round, Roland Roberta and
whirlwind finish. 5W. E. Davis. having an easy. time with
Definite Kelchel‘s ' disappointing‘their local opponents. '
nhowin, Brown is‘entltlcd to lots of: In the women's division the ”spoon.
credit. He gave, the runs a run fox-:10“: saw the first defeat of an out of
their money' and proved conclusively;iown player when Kiss Ruth Sanders.
that be is a much improved boxer and'Of “firefly. twice trl-stato ladlea’
iar su’eriof tii'Ketcbci. Ketcbel, imichamplcn, eliminated Mrs. Walter Ei-
oteao of claim; are lightweight
champhnsbip. about!“ up near;
of yrs-under W Annett- ivsns Lamas TO
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IN: em. He'd probably, . «ligand. in‘ Join THE mvuagfi:mzi m°"1%° “m." mu ' ”MW”.
- omidthe two. A; gammy nor, N. v. Sept. n.—W' Lawn ' 8”“ “m "
{hm . neuritlamntaicft.ampnolalutho
Charley tier... tho local am- ' ”Motown a, Mutt 1
”not. touchy-room null-r ' {fin-mittenuoirnmu . .. , m
arm, mm in“ ”after-miniskirt
ills, of Chicago, in the second mo. '
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diewciglit. on a percentage pmvldcd
semi! césponaible club stages the con-
test, Gibbm expects to start East
upon for his annual invasion and 1.1-
rom all middleweight; to " look .o
.1“? km: —
__At the Hunt's Point Sporting Club
tonight. Willie Jackson. of the Bronx
will box Allie black, rm amateur
champion, in the future-comic:-
bihluon. Four other Mutton
are m ' ‘
dition was practically unchanged.
-The first news of tho app-um Ro-
publican victory, in Maine was receiv-
edbythopnoaidaatfromtbcncws-
papers thaw-o, u when of.
his party vouidnot distufl) him last
night pub the woodman” OHM ill-
ness of‘lra. mu. no would ma
Wm me for the
W‘tgfioceive them or
firtl‘apfilflan’mmiolnt con-
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when he hit safely twice in five trips: 8 k'
while Joe Jackson gained one point byt
performing the same stunt.
"LITTLE COMMDE.”
. The ; is a term complimentary to any wife;
standing of the leading lime": but how few nowadays deserve the
0- A-E R- H. P-C- cornpllmentl if ilbhealth; prevents
Speaker ......13‘ 478 93. 183 .3831W0men .honld «member that there
CON! .. -- - .1” ‘73 31 1'“ 334.3 one tried and true remedy for their
Jacki-on ......136 524 81 m .m‘omonu, that is Lydia n animal‘s
. . . Vaschble Compound. , This medicine
WOMTH WILL RECOVER nflc m root: and herb. has for
NEW YORK, Sept. 1:.-)lntthn I. any years bun alleviating the suf-
lchratb, the New York policewoman: of women. making them
who holds tho wot-tr. M loch-aux oncoming und better Viva
m mid-pound I“ it it. ‘ ‘ilothu‘l.’
covenfrontlniufluw h‘lr ‘ ..—.'
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1W aim. phyildm up.“ tiers: or run BUILDING cs. - .
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Boston, '3, Brooklyn, 1. ‘ b
New York, 9; Piiitaootphii?‘4. ‘
only two games scheduled,
Standing in National Leaautt
W. ‘iL. .
Brooklyn .............. 77 62 ,
Philadelphia ........... 75 63
Boston .............. 72 Kl
New York .......... tit “.02
Pittsburgh ............ 62 69
Chicago ...............61 13
Si. Lt-uis ............ 58
Cincinnati .53
Games Today.
Philadelphia at New York.
Brooklyn at Boston.
Only two guinea scheduled. . v
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Garvin Vector-day.
Boston, 4: Washington. I”.
potion, 9; Cleveland, 1. "
Chicago, 5; St. Louis, 2.
Only three games scheduled
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Standing in American Least“;
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Boston ................ 78 5"“
Detroit ................ 78 69 '-
Chicago ............... 77 69 ,_
New York ............. 7-1 a.
St. Louis .............. 'il _ 63
Washington ........... 61 '
Cleveland ........... 1.69
Philadelphia ... . .. . . . ..30
Game: Today.
St. Louis at Chicago.
Detroit at Cleveland.
Boston at Washington.
Three games scheduled.
iNTERNATlONAL LEAGL’,
Games Yesterday. .
Richmond, 4-7: Netty-wad.
lioclt'cuter, ~2; Bufinlo, .171
Montreal. 3: Tommy, 1. ..
Baltimore, 6; Providence, 2.
Standing in 1|!th L
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Shot“. The ninth was a slow round. W.
bin Fund-o had the ntlvnnlnzc. 'rtimi llLLiN68 azA‘rs HICKS. Bumo ------ . -------- ‘2’.
who a lot ofclinchlng in the mob .ndj NFW Yonx. Soot. I2.~—Eidie Kid Profldm .....t3,
‘little damage done. 'l‘Jllinmv outpointed Young Hicks in aiT°""'“° """""""" . '7:
The last livr- rounds saw Hammer Spirited tcn~round bout at the C‘len‘Momrml ---------- ‘3
GK)“ the New York ltalian almost to mom Rink, Brooklyn,‘inst night. Both Baltimore ----- . """ ‘5 W ‘ ‘ -
'i atandstlli. but. Dundee had, already are waltorwoights. Although haudi- Richmond ---- "3,4 ‘
juiced a WiflllngndVlntm.‘ ,cappcd by too many handles to his “03‘9“" W'r-‘"‘“«-
name. Billings fought furiously. slap: Newark -------------- E1
PIINCITON SQUAD ipin: Hi0“ rim 1 left lmok and shak- '_‘- . . .
STORTS TRA'NHMG inc him with a right cross. 6"". Today. ,.
Newark at Richmond.
Toronto at Montreal.
Buiialo at Rochester.
Providence at Baltimore. (3).
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New London. 3: Hinton]. 1.
Portland. 6: Woroelter, 3.
Lynn, 3-8: Springfield. 0-5.
Only three games scheduled. - ,
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Standing in Eastern Loagii'o’r
‘ W. h' *
New London . ....... ..84 If:
Portland ...............79 33,»...
Springfield ............ 67 5! ‘
Lynn .................. 63 65
Worcester ............. 80 ‘ 55
New Haven ............ 55 69
Bridgeport ............ 42 . 11
Hartford .............. 36 77
Game. Tony.
New Haven at Portland.
New [cation at Bridgeport. " ~
Inn at Worcester.
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION t ‘3‘.
YESTERDAY.
Columbiin, 5; Milwaukee. ;.
Louisville. 5_; St. Paul, 3.
Kansas City. 7; Toledo. 5. ‘_ _
indlanapolls, 5; Minneapolis, 1
EVANS TO PLAY "(MATCH
Champion, With J.‘ G. .
Compote-in 18 Hole can can"
»_bitlon at WM «5; ._
NEW YORK, Sept. 12.~—-'i‘ba
gyl Golf Club has arranged y;
treat for metropolitan follower-ti
ancient sport today. when it.
tomin or be entertained by! C
(Chick) Evans in an eighteen
exhibition. The national J am
will be mixed up in a four ballf ‘7
with John Gt Anderson as , .'
pitted august Reggie Lewis!
obs-to mu“ Connecticut)
and. “I, V; ”Birmingham,
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