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llur‘. Painter. of Bridgeport. is the
latest aspirant for the lightweight ti-
tle of Connecticut. He has issued a
challenge to Chic Brown. of New lin-
wnu the present holder of the state
title, according to the Bt'idgepolt'i‘el»
egram. which adds that Palmer is now
Waiting patiently for Lew Brown. the
manager of (hit, to conclude the ar-
rangements for a bout... Palmer is
aid to .be one of the strongest con-
fettdetn'for state honors. The Tele
grttn's story of the bronchial bout con-
tinues as follows:
"Palmer says that he is aware of
the fact that there are boys in this
state who hold decisions against him:
bt-I. that there are none against whom
Pav liner does not also hold a decision.
lent standln among the football .
“Palmer goes into his record with Mack, of Meriden and Jimmie (K. 0.) “New; of ill: oouutrv in the defeat ”3d 0“ the ”“90" i" 3'92 ‘ltlmetre a? “icing
-. . . - ‘ . . ' " " handle. Fted Mtttray, of aliforuia, be
5. it. tiling Kunz, of horwalk. Palmer Hire”. of Boston. 0, Harvard 3 m k ago Saturday. for in “mm M? x Likfi This
and Kurt: fought four times. Run: The card is made up of four bouts, “man“, The theory of open til-y “ *
winning two and Palmer two. Palmer and the other two will bring togeth- ' ‘ A‘ ”W am“ “I ”“1 COMP"! ”‘0
ft 'lght two fights with Al Ketchel and
II like even with hint He fought (‘hic
it own tw.ice Brown won the first
cinnamon-ml
mus. c. Minna-l!
on
Lawrence Perry in the "New York
Erruing Post“ has the following to
say uncut the Tigers with regard to
‘the Princeton- 'I‘ufts battle Saturday
Few football elevens of the calibre
of '1 oils hate some in so unreseptedfi
—-—_.
\\ hen the Lenox A. C. opens its
winer series of boxing exhibitions:
in Meriden next Tuesday night ()c i
tuber 1‘4 it will std-e two stat hunts;
and it will also mark the teturn oft
Fanttn) Waltz to the squared arena]
after his last bout in that t-ityagainstl
Battling Lahn. Sammy is to share
the honors of the night, going on
against Charlie Traybal. of New Brit
tain. formerly of Chicago. the other:
half of the star attraction being a
ten round encounter between Young
as the Medium oollegilns.’1‘hili
team with a powerful line and my
.eg ed bat-,ks a team whith could have
made a giant deal of straight foot
ball none theI lest elected to con-
(entrant exclusively upon offenlivs
maneuteis of a deviouo nature.
[Sanction has oome»~—»Ttitto’
‘lllay policy is not new »»»»» in an excel-
lttts been so long oatubiished at Med-
" Jimmy Weiton, of Merlden, ““d‘ford and so vernntile are the players
ly for open football and trick playsi
' {race while Jo Loomis was victor in
mm m, &
Thu Ian on: behalf
m:- i
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li,’l‘()t‘Kli0Lli ill London. Oil 18.;
~Ttd Meredith. formerly American
quarter miiochamplon, went down to
defeot again watering. the third day
of the international track and field;
contests held hero, Iterodith was.
tefeated in ”trim" run by no:
Itin. the Swedhth w. Tim Amricans.’
howtter, Were not without consults-t
tion. as for the second time the Am-f
Mean team Won the Mine-(re relay?
the GU-tuetre dash and Simpson car—i
prizes were distributed by ira Net-j
Willie Camp, of Waterbury, for six
it" their execution that the followerl
rounds.and Young Saltator. also of ‘
of football who holds than Tufts it not!
son \torris. 1' nited States Minister to
Sw edtn. who also donated one of the
LIBERTY comes only in long, silky shreds, beau:
A!”
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and Palmer the second. Palmersays Meriden. in a four-round bout against'got 01...“), neatly 9",”.th that it ”if” Th“ “amuse" R 81‘ only long, unbroken leaf is used in making it.
that he does not see how Chic Bron-n an unknown This will make tbirtyiis mam“. to xfit out 0‘ this sort of} Light Hundr circa un ( ‘ fl my. 1“ , a1 1 . t
5.) can get out of trying to wipe out the rounds of good milling for the font-t, offensive and”), will not be far Yards, 1'2 ““h“) ”Wt"! by ”W" i". Thai means LIDERl “3 J m Orig cu -
' ._ . h, n g
‘alt defeat attire hands of Palmer. and such a card as thil. togetherwlih wrong. Princeton exposed the inglm" 58 “0b “aft £559” 4- 10 . ' And LIBE' ”TY i: absolutely free from m hard
"if the match lli made. Palmer tells the added attraction of Sammu“ aitz ”mm. fallacy 0, 'l‘uft'u Mm“ of’ 3”“! “9”” D” ( "m“ , . “it‘ll“ they}? picked out by hand "
fl confident of bringing the title back to on the program, is sure to bring out :1 attack. showed that where a defense‘mu‘“) Won b‘, J0 Looml; in 6 u " ... . , H
,B'ldsfltort big delegation of enthusiastics front is tugged alert and acquainted in 9-..16s liuetnd Sweden. ”900m ”'9' a . That means LIBERTY it real [(T;:CC3. 1’
Whipped Brown Once. nearby towns Rorty will do theI an- i“ measur 3011.32" «
eabio degree w rl a , . . m... ;,.n . -- r.
‘Paimer points to.hls vlctorv on nouncinz and Dale lt‘itlxerald will rcf- lend" underlying ”I. Off: e '3 avg WM Ming: Rein) (“’7 LIBERTY Pam‘s “t “'5 133“ .__. . .... P": ‘3 “r 3 COO]
'Maroh 31 in this city over Chic Brown eree . 1m “mien. of “who ”de“ Yafil xenon by Aw ., 8" 510w burning smoke. 0r rolls in' ‘ t oi juicy SWeet-
.al. proof that he can turn the trick —-——-‘- “on... No eleven em mm a team (Murray. ‘ rd, 00ml“ Jud. ' ‘ mes fora h csk,,‘ hair: .‘Zdl‘leL.B chew.
' again. in that tight Brown waded in There is n conflict in lxixlm: dme‘;m0r9 mum.“ attack "tho ’1‘ m Simpson. ill 43 9. 05.: Scandinavian. . ‘ _ ‘
‘wititftarms swinging wildly, and l'llfih- this “Hill 8. card being med for Not “one in NI?” wherein U1: CP‘llllal‘ tum, second. i i LIBERTY IS 1'!!fo Cf {n.1'b'v‘died, futi' I ,t.
. .edfhimer with great gum. planter tomorrow night a. N.“ may.” and Mod his men. m m cum claret? ‘ wo Hundred "had Twsntv Metres flavored Kentucky tCOélCCO. 'v
came back with stiff waliops to the
ct inland chest and forced Brown to
modify his method of attack. Painter
finally reached the New Havener with
another card for the same evening at
Waterbury The main no at the New
Haven mill will bring together Tom
my Shea for [who rounds. of New
did the Medford men violate accepted
traditions of technique which have
endured for my years. Coach Rush
tutmtew Y am 21..“ncheul —§:\ion
by. ySloptson. in. ‘EJJOB ”Murrayéec-l
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, ing‘ we give this rich lam
——.puts msatisfying relish into:LlBERT¥
that just suita-hecrtycheworstand smokers
And the age.»
1'3 up to fiver-years
\‘IIilétimed hoolttet and labs. and if Haven. and. Young McAuliffo, M12113: 1:: :Qfdli’r'gmgr “Lg"‘fx ; : iron: the ground “9- .
Bro u had not been possessed of the ilrldtteport. uitli t'hariie Bergen. of telu‘l allowed that his “n". w“ MUM [m i When amen allotments a man 810-
~nhili _\ to take almost unlmlted mam mg Film him aunt. Phil Barlxutnof M5991. m ”In M u“, "we pm: ’ bacon gives LIBZRTY the once over hi
laiimont the chanclrsl' were va’i'y M WIMMFY “V 8 WWW“ semi final gm d. he found plat-s for the in! V
tint fIi‘almtt would‘ ham put him
94:933. As, it. was in that fight. .Pnlmer
r ottacoied. Brownoby a widormargim
i iitf.‘ dim. tum: punches balsa dellv
erod in a most effective manner.
‘ .. norm}: it was clear to Princeton that v ‘
_"Slnce ”H“ lime Palmer M8 been rounds 0‘ fighting. ”‘9 star “"3“" when the pltot mun thus fated hial IWMQM3M3 “fl";
lighting “0313' 0‘ ”19 Muslim! W5: in Will built-i twelte. frames for M M“ bunks there need be little fear of a’ SICIMWEI ' i
a and around New York. I}. has put in (‘m of Brooklyn. and Mike Mc'l‘ixuo “m. drive Nasmu's center and .. l
practically it season in the metropolis of New York Jimmie Pauline of .. ’- Y“ -
p . guards thue knew at once what the .. I till
nhd had ittdnedmtuth experience in Witter-bur). and Johnny Burtr of New y' Ah“ ”ORR- 19.4.“ ‘ m
that ulnnnee, andeimproved in his
style of fighting immensely. lf Pal-
Thoqnliutinnry. will show EShtnmy
Pullout Gems. Prolo in u amount
1‘31". t r-
-, At Waterbury the some diam them
will be four bouts with thirty four
of 111th emorltft wages all?”
Moqord s offense. tF‘or example in
thedolay abme referred to. whereinI
the chute-r turns hill back to his oppo~
had to domand that rituals helps a;
lot. The device of having (leaning;
Princeton's centtr. (the over
York. will go ten rounds, while there
wlir‘De two preliminaries showing‘
WISDW
Chum Bimalul Btu- Stead“;
of indlanapoila. not a nttirdy opium
non: in Tim ONeill. of. Chicago inl
. sticks to it for- keeps. So will you,
_ mer gets another crack at Brown. the
clam-es m better than ever that
how: will find himself sliorzi of the
state lightweight honors. But. wine
Lew Brown is not taking any chances,
ard so for has turned a deaf ear to all
t. Pi-lrner's demands for a bout.
Palmer’s‘ Record impressive.
the un- their tmtound engagement at the:
suspecting back of the opposing wow 'Bfomy Sporting Club. in Brook
ter was well conceited and Wetllmifl Dish}. Weill received a se-
sened upon most ocou o i m from the Hoolretr boxi
the lateral play. Some t were 9.- outfits was full of fight when thdl
uho thought that Gennert was offingt" :od'ndad a: the and of the bout.
side upon each of his dives. But 1th pop thpfimt mo rounds the Chicago?
official! obtiouslv did not think so.?.uan mixed freely with Dillon and
Buddie l‘auikes against lied Mack.
and Jackie Sullhan opposed to Kid
Hull)!!! '
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TWO OFF ON loo-MILE RUN.
MILWAUKEE, Win. Oct. 13—foo-
fideui that he would lower the'retord
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in nun on
n to lift insult
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unit it and George l‘. Buttcrworth the position Min Hoosier lsa
.mov:d the election of the old cont- note of the Post Graduate Katalin}.
:tniltso. Judge Walsh spoke in favor of Vcw York. and ha; been in charge
the new committee and stated that hot the ROD"! “0517‘!!! in C“ “WWW!!!" ,
hushed to so on record for the same. 8. G. and the Snrt'g Lam Baptist
Frederick H. Quitttard and Dr. James in New JET"? \ery excellent recon»
.1
, it nor did Tufts claim vlol t f l ' G. or ,tnetnbers of last years 911 ““‘ndmm‘s “P" wanted by the old;
llud Painter’s full record to (into is betvecn Milwaukee and Chicago 0‘9" "up... at on 0 he ltlflllfli'Pd to land 30111091183? “0:2: ' “(Elf-gr: cgmmittee. declared that they "00'1“” committee when they 3'".
as inflows: Jack Ryan. won: Jack Ry. n coutt-e of one hundred miles. Sidney' The plan of running DIM“ from a t t “m. that it mulled t 3'; ’i‘ll‘n (Continued from First Pm.) were not amtlous to serve anothertexamining Miss Hoos er'a recor an.
:m, Won: rm: Dorkin, won; run nor Haida vetenm Inns distance runnen' ”‘9 ”“mm mm ‘ a ‘
--- year, and Judge W alah moved that the ' superintendent.
=h”! “‘hlch ‘ 1h ‘.‘ V ‘ . c at one After some discussion John (lav;
kin. tron: lied Allen. draw; Red A]. started front the City Hall last night a c outset found only oility to assimilate punishment. l)il-. secretary be instructed to a
Judge Walsh. upon the nomination
_.. m: anagh moved that the matter be :1»
tan: lost;‘ Hurry Green. won:‘ he}; at eight oclock. accompanied by Abeium com” and “'0 ends upon he ‘0“ tried doamrhtoiy ‘0 land a knock- of George. lI. Butterworth was rc- [6133;023:329 glzg'hzhrph; 32,2563; fetred to the new executive committoou
I (. . . , I t "r t N x k d "‘9“ With nullified by “19 fact "I“ out. but O‘Neill shook on all of Bil-telected its counsel for the board. he a (”-19 executive commune This Tm. mono“ w“ passed “mummy,
"m“ “‘9"- ""' “GIMME “0“ ‘0“ ‘9 e, 0 ”W or .an automo i the pittn of attack was laid upon too i m, fierce attacks with apparent m. i John Cavanagh made a brief ad ”‘0 nded and unanimous- Frederick Quin-turd moved tint tn
'. .liiw‘iy Barry. won; Red Allen. won: “"98 ”WWW“ oucials of ""3 mm wide a plane Seldom was the sud 0 dress in "bid! 11° “mum, in- foot 0:: d". sew ipresent aodltlntt committee. whi
‘ Ill-d Alien, draw; Teddy Fabric-k tent Athletic Union. The record deniy shiftiux wet ht a d O :“P fume“. eluded his. resignation M vicopresh ‘ m c t b ineas before the meetl *consisls of. Chester 8. 861ch
""0“: .thttling “(1113: Won: Battling “ “1011 Hutch how to boat was set by: g g m “c on r 0 NM" did "0‘ land “‘0 mm" after dent of the. board and the association The her on
Charles E. Hoyt. be continued or m
“for ed. This motion was also unafi
mouaiy carried..-
Another communication front
Ladies‘ Board. in which they ..
mended the engagement of a fern
superintendent 10:- the hospital .
inside tackle; it was usually carried his spurt in thtI first two rounds.
M ”"03 in 190" who made n“ (“3' Ioulsidc tackle, and by the time the?
:rififipf‘fimll‘Wl hours. and “walnut began to move ahead it was
nipped by the sharp defence for a
A diet of raw eggs. lemons and not: 05‘ Or else so battered by the in-
tea was to be provided the. rIIunntr
ing was the appointing of a. medicali
board. Judge Walsh moved that the
present medical board which consists
of the following men, with the adul-
tion of Dr. G. Morgan Moron ‘Ia _a
member of the consulting board he
‘Rttnz, won; Eddie O'Brien. won; Kid
McDonald. won; Itirntldle. Dosue. won;
~Ytung McAttliffe, won: Al Ketchei.
lmt: Battling, Knuth, lost; Willie Con-
tlt-n, won: Artie litmdee. won; Jimmy
“8' His resignation was not to it): tlg‘uth
. ow of however by the board. r va-
was so bum stopping Dillon‘s bl “Mail gave as his out for this
move. the facts that he was of the
opinion that dissention now prevalent
among the citizens ofwthe town had
[that be scarcely found any time to as
some the aggressive. The lndianapo
its boxer kept. after his man through-
I
niche, won on knockout; Freddie
Home, won; Jack Kelly. won on knock-
dong H... mm :ruéhins Tiger ends that nothing bull
' a wreck came it t it: i
Hatch is expected to complete the 9 ° 9 "m
out. but was unable to land it desired‘ prevented
The sleep producer.
fact that the Hartard linesmen pet- ' *
success in the hospital
movement, and that (he also believed
that associated with the holding of
reappointed.
thSERT LIST of members.)
Medical Board—Dr. Francis 1. Bar
then read by the secretary. .
lWalnut moved that the rennet: of
. . dies’ Board as presented Int. 9
- ~ - tier Dr. lranklyn a
‘ ' - ' - . . , ‘ the hospital should be men whodmd neli. Dr. Jean Duntor . in; be accepted and that a iota
out. Battling kuuz. lost. Chic Brown, tun shortly after noon today. Mont- milled Tufts to m“ 275 yards with; .. COMlNG.BQXING Bours.‘ not formerly been connected with 110* Brown. Dr. Walter Hitchcock. Dnflen- thanks be placed on record for. t
RN: ”1‘" Brown, won; “my Lore, verde. said he did not expect to Qn‘ahtthes‘o" plays shown at least one thing: PM] affairs ry Sal-fir. D3 intone; Sllrugghxfgoh‘l‘ ladies for the enormous lid “Ohm: tit
" ' ‘ " ' " ' ’ ' ""_' lion that Dr. - am . race. . v ~ , .
2:1"; ‘l(:‘;9~:*l::!llll:t.ng:fttv iii-“1“ Cllf- m the time scheduled, if at m. Both mu... a..." New... charge was not; may Night . . I n:- Cnvnnngh made the mo Cum. Dr. “my Kellogg, m Robe" have renlcred the hospital at run.
intuit tut
were reported physically tit. ‘ .0 be compared with that of the;
Princeton forwards.
in the past broke
plays by precisely the method that
Princeton smeared those of Tufts.
BRITTON WINS OVER LEWIS.
Earns Decision in m» Round
Boston Bout.
Yet Harvard has 0 Brtewnd Eddie Dorsey and. Johnny
up Yale' a lateral Iuatjg and Chick Simian
l. ry Cattle.
S. C.. N Y R Sh h gthe chairman of the board of directors
Harlem 9V! or -— a “3'
that the board then elect the nominees
tf'lt' saw fit to do so.
Some discussion followed this mo-
tion and it was finally votodr unani-
mously.“ the ohduaan nominate an
Empire A. C.——Ma.rty Cross and Har-
uominate on executive committee and-
Bard“; Dr. James Meek, and or. Rob “in"
ert Turner.
Consulting Board—Dr. Edward,
Smith. Dr. Dexter Hitchcock. Dr
Jame. Gregory. Dr. Charles Enhan-
nan. Dr. Mabelle Perry. Dr. Lauren
Added to the motion was.
clause that the membersIofi-tho
child at any—time attend aunt
of the Board of Directors This
’ion was «econded And an“
a notice at the r :olution will bum
to the members of the Ladie-l .. ,
by the f‘ crelary of the 30!!!!"
Direétora. ~
sortie di scunton followed the
mum of ihlir particular:
regard to the appointment of :t
It: committee or the continuing
the old site- committee. limos not;
y voted to discharge the site comm
tee. and Mr Lehmaicr than made
motion that the chair appoint a b-- m
in: comutttee. The president will "it
all ex-oflicio of this committee, wt
will work upon the approval of t
Board of Director-.111“ motion
l seconded and unanimously cl.
think. ”on the Whole that many Will We October 21:
agree with the statement that any. Staten Island A} C——Al McCoy ands
team which lays entire stress upon Jul; Come and Farrel Riley and
trick and open plays to the exclusion Dummy Mm .
”of those slurp stabs at tackle— Fultmont A. (Ir-Frank Car-bone and
which is the otensive backbonc‘ unCS l‘ommy Robson “(1,3an Vulgar-and
days—which places complete reliance.sammy Diamond. l ‘
upon shifts and fallé’ to work up a ”
series of powerful thrusts inside the ROBINSON REhEiV.“
”tackles, will never soar as high as ~ . 1-,le FROM ENETS
was in a weakened condition—tn theIi‘t otherwise might Deception is all ’
final round ‘ right; no one will gainsay that Do-
Lewls claimed a foul in the fifth caption it an «mun part of the
round, but it was not allowed Brit.» game: to win its games against skilled
at: was the mac: throughout”. opponents in the team um pun the t. Wilbert] m manager or the“
donning continuously with sill rit):l-nom W not halide the ball. {-13th his mutt-ill .dlréotins the
and left punches to the stunt: Low- All all!” on profitably take I loaf M
ia’appnrentl'y went spot. ' tuna Mi} book. she showed ‘ '
man My ”Shins-day which “our, '
6am coca in match snout. mud"... team should have. ‘ but "in-r
yoWhMMMtM‘Vh '-
o committee f the consid~lAllwiln Charles Clark. Dr. Ward 8
3va the board. this no nomina-t Gregory. and Dr G. Morgan Maren.
tlotts excluded. I inasmuch and: 1‘. Bedford of Sausa-
mmmvthomof m.mmm-imumum
the B“board who imputed to be butt in the new mullet. and has contribut
’ilttod for the position President Mo ed so generously to its support, it was
Mullen node a well worded address the sense of the meeting that Mr. Bed
3to the directors. in which he stated ford be appointed as a member of tlttI
that the men who represent the hour building cornmlttee This Willundoubt-
glut to the community should have no edly be done m
unmw or technical views on the that] A communication was read from o
tor of electing men. President He. Ladies' or Visiting Board whtoh-was
Multan condoned by laying that the presented in the nature of o roport
views of the hosplm mutton can- in this. report it was stated that as I_
not be placed higher than those ohm human reall'lsd by the ladies for
the community. and also stated routine noapftptdunag the past year. The; was “so the motion to ..
"w “W M“ "We: ”newer“ gentleness: .. mm. Am‘m “Wit
0
?;”ll§l3%.“.oa“' wt? do mil: best man tection of the same be WWW! 1?! “1°
iottbotioditnunttynndtttltsy nip-board. .
. .. - near future.
brooch the matter in my other tom.“ 19h (lawn moved that
euccessfully defended his title as wel
terwéight champion before the largest
crowd of the seasonln the Armory A.
A. here last. night. being awardedlths
decision over Ted Bovine! England.
The bout went twelve room. Britton
having the better of Lewis in nine ‘of
the sessions on’rbuing‘ even Lewis
softhItHRMtiMmmm Oct. tar—fact. Britten
tllng Kuna left South llorwalk
rday for Pbilndelphia where he
. enter' the training quarters of
. Young Brae. well known in local light
circle: Kuna will train consistently
for the next two or three Weeks, in
" preparation «kir‘ his coming bout with
. f Chic Brownpfor the lightweight chain
pinnshlp 'of ‘Gonnectlcutu The event
will take place‘ln New Haven. on
Nt'lember 8th. and'ptomises to be the
lending. sportlnzfieobof no em
Both men have 31:301th m in It
m and Run! will fly} so. take 01
about titre. mas wot-Ht to the
on: b. M. “ “i‘ mu"
.antroiut. oct. 13.4mm it.
new president of the Brooklyn Nu.
tlopal League club. baa gluon 86.000;
the;
securing a new super-
“aft-“m W the nut
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