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limbo-Ira; hilt. and l5:
all.
i— no. thought
that he will Lot til-i“ .tI Yb the lineup
“lird” Alien. vl llridkt‘pOI'I Kc") Irtiddenly assaulting the agureasite,
had the height on the Park (‘Ity lath; .vadet! Into the tottering White like I
out this i'att proved his undoing: IriInhirlwind. Tire Stamford mart weak-
Kum WIS - the mu round Kelly gate an excel-I Iy held up his hands. stasgfnd M
E It or imitation of a kangaroo and final-I and took a hard right to the jaw for it
E ly jumped himself out of the contestIfmmler, He dropped to the mat and
. by II‘é'IIIS 10 hurdle one of AIIHIIs‘IsaI daledly on the floor while Jack
I, swings. which were vicious to say the I Ilempsfl' proceeded to count the fatal
occasions. but swung lustily and with and out fought White. atevery stage of
no foul,
first [and of must I In disposing of White “’l‘ he'
were in the ring and. at ten o’clock;which will decide the 138 lb. chum-i
tlic Iinliuhtinu. 'lhe round was a draw. Sporting (‘ lub. and Matthniakcr Bush-
; ,Ieast. While the engagement Iasted,f ten which put him out of the running
a will. After the foul blow in the first .the grim. The Stamford, man played
The grand final exhibition was stag; rights.
Sid-HIM BOUI
~harp, the bout started. ‘pionship of Connecticut, If Kunz can
"‘he orienine round a... rim-11v he tlltl last nigtrr’, “t‘hic” will need to.
I
gmmwmu -
ii _ . - however. it was In! and furious “‘Ith5ror the championship in.this vicinity.
‘ ' both men out to spill blood if poseibleI Kuxtz pul up a clever battle over
. ' ' , Each fighter swung with on irvuuvnt Ithe entire distance and out-genor'aled
. I
3““! "m Battle! "Dd HGCR- "’“hd K9”! ”New! I0 IIRIIII. IIIIIIl “(Sta dtftnsite game andI IclInLIItedb (in?
, the tint: immediate y. Al e11 ( attire 1'” attempts to tiilVC‘ Initie , u e
“I” "I: M way “fl". tt. but the bout was forfeited. mull not git away front the iron
ed somewhat earlier than Usual. inas- I Battier" has wiped the slate (lean and
touch as the almi-h’nal was of short , the ,Iago is now find for the battleI
duration. AI 9:50 p. 111. both figlrtvt'SI in New Haven on November 6th
ENDED IN A foul. Round One. H,put up such a battle on the ninth as,
‘ll((t‘.~.~'ltili of tlinches and inliulIunt: Iwotty
Bfaoks and "unce— m “p a me'efI 1 o h 11m It kept as low art liUShlllk and l.ii.~r night's show was
I'Whito hid the hide if Inythint: on I l t ' f III
. t 1 ItIIIttI' tie atiuIlttB o 8
Contest for Six llotIItls '
conducted i
Norwalk I
Round Two. 5t-I dit a good job when IlPJllElCllPdl
I“ .Ihe tenth and IIISI round 0! a Inflrhting featured the set-Inuit up the bots that went on \‘tith a lit
TIIIIIIIIIIIIIII ten round bout ‘IaSI n’tght, round also, but Kunz landed soup to more taperientc "Young” Nunce'
I“ LUIII‘IIOOGE Hall. ”Battling” hunz, :rartl blows to the both and lltllfl; 'lll be more than it malth for Ilrook.‘ I.
, the "Pride of Norw:.lk." put over the
haynrakt-r on Eddie White, of Stam-
lord, and settled once and for all the
vocation of supremacy Ibetwcen the
two figh‘o's, "‘ i It lat 1' :Il: led among
the supportera of both punilists. 'lhe
bout opened with the first round it
draw, but the remainder of the con-
test went to Kunz by a wide margin.
'Whltc stalled and clinched his way
trrouch the last four rounds and. in
the ninth SeSIIOll, flopped to the car-
pet for a count of eight. llc stagger
ed on until the clung of the bell saved
his bacon, but. in the last round bet
'atlct'i into a whirlwind of daul‘nz
ritzht> and lens to the head ttnd drop
pcd to the mitt for the count of ten
.rrtd (.tleat The crowd ‘Vent wild
w l‘( '1 Ill‘ Fttal tlt‘chion was Ittitlrcd
nrd Krill: was borne out of the tint:
on tht shotildcts of his enthusiuetit
tdmirtrs at the close of the battle
Vilth “bite out of the way the field
I" piattically tleai for Kunz in (‘on-
necttru? with the exception of “Chic"
Brow u. of New Haven, On November
6th Run: will meet Brown in an tit-
tempt at it declslotl'in fifteen rounds.
:1an will make the best of «in step toI
Irtep out of his why. A long reach
It-spottsible for his defeat lastI
“Rhine" Gibbons to also
and proved last night that he
Ithitli have him the derision in this1
round “hitc seemed bent on tliuth I
int; and playing the de-fttirtite.
Round Three. 1t-Icnirttz'.
In the third round lx'unz ltthIIIt‘d tttt'tllllI‘II.
different htyln of fighting than that Ittrtild absord punishment in fitteshnpc‘
\ll'llt I1 he usually employed. ind then come back and hand otit II.
f‘rourhitic “ell hark on his teet with lItIlt himself.
IIIrI left extended, the Norwalk bat~I lly rich! o clock thc hall was :
rler held a mule-like kick in his drawn; tilled wltlr spertators, and by right
right which, in the third round laitd- Hliirtt seats and standint: room wercI
ed with the cited of it stimllmized tat Int 3 premium After the fluid started
.ipult. III the region occupied b,\ Ill war ittipossihlc for the late court-rs
White's supper. if he had had ar1_\5.lto at" inside the hall
Kunz by shifting suddenly from out-II 'l‘lrt' tIe\t show will probably bt-r'tml
position to the othcr. confused lllt‘I Irv Harry Smith, of the Federal (‘Iub I
Stamford man and. by swinging hardIrwmc time in Novtfirmhet
rights and lofts to head. carried thoI
‘é:5.:::':.:.°::.“5 illitlllllll lilll
ultimatum.
WAS
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well
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It
The fdtu'th round brought for'tltatill
more of the infighting. with “lie ‘I
havlnc it little the ‘Nfl or this amt-I
merit, liard. clean hlowl‘s lauded by5
Kunz on various portions of White'aI
anatomy, however. got the Norwalkl
flithter‘ a draw, I
Fifth Round.
Kunz put 0V" a right I0 body and after the season is otcr. Ilatitl
right to head. and suddenly shifting l‘ultx. president “r the ”RH.” l-ra- Il
glhis pose. landed another uullop InIternity said yesterday that the fra
III'IhI "II "b5“ thh shook III-II Siam Iii-Inlty would not atccpt the right of t
Iordlte‘s whole being. White came
back strong in the finish, lit'r5',')wt\ei
and. by proving Irimttclf superior
the infighting. earned a draw.
Sixth Round.
Clincher: marred thc opciring of the
.tlxtlt and Kunz again shifted and'
landed several rights amtdslrlpa oft
White's body. wlrith scrtcd to shakeI a,cties .
the titstor to some extent
“IIIIIII 'If the National Commission wanta
then landed a few of his own punchesII
NEW YORK. Oct. '34.- Vigoroualyr
protantinrz against the (Ofllt‘IlllDlllH'd I
ration of the National (‘otrtrrrlssion Irt
Inning ball players for barnstorming I
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.; Three other bouts formed the remainvIII
der or the card, the first battle being
four round argument between
"Shine" Gibbons of South Not'ttalk
and "Young" .‘tlutey. of the t‘erli'id
Alliletit (‘lulh of Norwalk. Iloth
these boys ttt'lt- hearttits and
55 sur h .1 It offence.
of
In I
tore
i into 'itfl orhtr wtl It vicious swing-s
t5 No dot-Mon could be gained by either
hottctct, and the bout went
draw,
hit.
I»?
I
r
for a
The second bout of the even-
whlch was between
. Nunce, of New Canaan, and
I: . Brooks, of Standord, went to Brooks
. it... .. W'
I hetwccn “Art" Kcllt of Norwalk, and! IIIIIIIII I” ”III gong soundcd.
“Young"
“Young"
(‘arrlrzan and t
these men t
Mann Kf‘l‘
as both
look to
iltnnln
'lt‘l
Kunz a:
Iflw net
"Itttr Allin of llridrchoit. but theImIImI' ”
hitttln came. to .1 sudden (outluslon
when Kelly was fouled by Allen In the
fir.~5t round. The result of the star
. and final bout of the evening has al
1 ready been incnticncd.
Seventh Round.
The izttcnth was a cool tit'til lll‘ti“
the sixth. wltlf White hanaiti,“ onand
st “mg. and Kttnz landing frcquenth
,with hard body blows. This fighting
seemcd to unnervc White. anti hc It
ceived a terrific jolt In the stomach usI
[I b ll {tractcd contest,
to e rang. Kunz's round Ilrecn made at that time and thc ltlul- I‘I
E'Ghth Round.
. . trs would have been forced to forfeit t
“hltc opened with a. good left I
”I h d d ”Icon... money expended for advertls- I;
9 ea an an enchant“;o 0‘ blowsi Iing. They _told Lannin it would be lull
followed Kunz swung on \\ hite' 5
head and “hire again retallutt‘d byt
lapping Kunz one on the Jaw. Kunz'
Iormiit: at New llav,"cn
'-Altt1 Lannin had agrccd to allmvi ,
the players to meet the New Ilatctt
t'olonials on the niclit before Illf‘IIt
Aftcr some delay caused by the ab
sence of gloves, which are a very nec-
essary essential in the conducting of
r. boxing match. the first bout of the
evening was itarted about 8:45 o‘clock.
Shine Gibbons, of the Second Dis-
trict. stacked up against “Younrz”
Marcy of the (‘indor Athletic Club in
thc opening acah an
”nod I-trtrndcdttrshlne todiilff;::n:::c?fl again stuck over his wicked right, recognize the right of organized base-
thc men a for flic- fi;\t two rounds thpI WhICh White seemed ”“9”?“ toI ball to not: players for barnstomring
'Iittle South Norwatk acral‘tller made-I :2? :fnghgzsmcm as the hell “I“; the 89250" is over and after
um I Ninth Round. their contracts have PIPING. The
inker" in such .in carnest. and ed players, of course, have no right. to
thusiastic manner as to earn a crew. W hite otartcd out WIIh a bra” represent any club without III? con-
The second bout was a six round at I nhow I" Ihi‘ ninth bl“ “'33 forced rent of Its owner, but at: long as they
5 Ilair “mm,“ “loom" Brooks. ofI back and forth across the ring and trade upon their own personal reputa
. $8tamford, and “Young".Nnnce. of New into the ropes by the stiff jabs of the lions they are clearly within their
'fCanaan. The Stamford lad seemed hard working local boy. White made tights.
$10 have the edge all of the wav and desperate attempts to avoid the terri--
II took five out of the six rounds. Brooks ble right, bl" once more It landed
had a reach of considerable propor- With telling for“ afld_once more
tions and althourlt he did not appear White was shaken . White then shot
quite as. heavy as the New (‘anaan a right to the head and covered up.
lighter, the few odd Inches in reach Kunz again put over his right to the
made a great deal of difference. From body, but While landed a fight tofihe
the first round the IStamford man head. Kunz worked the "’"mS right
' pounded Nunce {filo the ropes until it again 1° White's dinner “d then
f-Ot to be monotonous. withlong jabs flashed a left to the head The local
and sharp rushes. he foughtrllie New 11’5““ ”I” “'1'” a rather mild right
Canaan puglllst from pillar to PM to the Jaw and White collapsed on the
and was checked only In the third floor for the count of eight. Arising,
round when Nun co earned .1 (law The he hung on until the bell rang. but
Font w" a good one, however. and took fearful punishment while he last
“trace stood up admirablyflitdar the 9:" WM” stagge red drunkenly to
Jolta and j“.- . his copier u the bell ended the round.
. semi mob: no ovdain'gmu 113"“ "It! mt 8°"!!!-
“53:39.. - foramloutauttlxancfl
playere not to go 011 with their con- t
l
iate hour
a Rama comeback and awaited the
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COMING BOXING BOUTS.
Tonight. 'i v
Broadways . C.—Silent martin vs.
Gus Christie.
\Queenaboro A. C.—Jlmmy Duffy vs. .
Tommy Doyle.
Hunts Point S. C.——Johnny Harvey
uni-lorry Pierce. ‘
Wedmday, October 25.
Pioneer S. C.— K. 0. Sweeney vs.
Mike Mchgue.
Thur-aday, October 29.
Clement A. C.—Blll Brennan vs.
Tim Logan
.llmplro A. G..~Augle
NW Bodoud.
Friday, Octcbor- 27.,
/'
t
t
Rainer andx
on to tiariit n t‘ II) for the Metropolitan l IIIII
- ‘.t'.tltt'5i
nary tournament he turned first 1,011.1 ”A AND W‘INERI I
ore. II .
,touutry Club. New London
Idtteattd .t Iriuhtlass field and won
'hc. t'omtt-cticut state title.
Intrw he has Itionn his superiority
Intel till Illt‘ it hit. stun
lat match play i
,t
.. Jim ”libretto wait hour In (‘orhwalLI
I‘ll‘t'..
l: I when
'rlte t-ontmlaaion to Iiupoae liner-t for untzlnnd. ttftcr a playofl'.
lie dot lured that the a chance
players were mill": well within their .i. th
rights in taking part in such guinea many strokes on thelastr'ountl.
He denied that the lied Sox were inlinu that his opportunity lay In the
any my guilty of wronrtdotnt: in may Icaet, harm a left tho Pacific coast the.
mg against New Haven ll fcw daya following spring and came on t
after beating Brooklyn in the World's Whitemarah “they, a change thchIns to the payment of $250 to each of
'.o finc arty of the Red Sm, it had bet leading
ILau- ll'.‘-‘(il (onsent to the players It" sist or James Barnes Jack Hutchln- ntuat have $250 each because the posh;
said “I“! son. W ulter Hagen and Bob llacdorp ponetuent was not their fault the (lur- I
(urine was to be played he advised the filed to “m Vt'.ell
All arrangements had Illumes'
IIOS-‘IMP I0 “In?“ the game at IhaII ning of the Pcnnsyltanlrr open the. oth
or day he is quite near
I “At any rate. III? IEIernIIy cannot. marir‘ Hagen has done practicallyos
well as Hutchinson, while Maodonald
although failing to win any 05 the big
eventa. has always been in the money.
BOWLING ENTHUSIMS
expecting to witness a thrilling‘battle
Lontght when Pete Pauline and Joe
Bannigosa.
"Sntiler" Amult and Tea],
Second Ward, in a duckpln match 31' PRINCETON, N. J. Oct. 24. ~Not:
aacs street.
have. challenged any twoman team In
first to accept. the challenge.
winners of the match will undoubtedly
be challenged to a game with another
Torn Baloorp and "Dutch“ cherhau-I
ser- would form a combi‘mtlon which
would prove a bid stumbling block lorfl‘om their field and acrimmaged
any other. moccasin Norwalk' agatnat the second varsity. '1'th
the city.
Saturday.
1
annual 'tttirzitirrrtrtiit
mistrial taut Blllll Ill titan
I COOOAN STOPS tTACEV.
NEW YORK, (lit
the Ftatburh lightweight.
l'llntti thrown. the pernb line at Illl
The Mimi) line was tonpkie with
he exception of Netiraw, who is ink
in; the place of Latrobe, temporarily
injured Latrobe's Injuries hate not
placed
:i.- .\lel t'ooxitn.
&
gI/oved list on the point or Joe Sta»
. Ibeen healing in fast as expected. and (‘Pl‘Ib‘ ”II" I“ "i“ ”’“I‘ “mud of a
Ithe coaches heliete that they will'SChedIIlPd I9“ round bout “I the
NEW YORK, Oct.‘ 2L—James HIS”! mterfln.‘ lo Bursar have to start McGraw again Saturdav Clareniont Rink last night. Stacey.
Barnes, of Whitetuarsh Valley, who' I
l‘berstadt failed to report because
:nf btllOlab‘IlC engagements. The bark
:field consisted of Tibbott and Brown
Iat half and llriggs at full with Edd)
21.4mm all the playing Quarter t
Knockout—ltd and fam-
Arc Also, on 03rd .
HARTFORD. Oil.
won the first championship tourna-
ment held under the auspices of the
Professional Golfers’ Association of
America last week at Siwonoy, has
'
City home.
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prot'esrional in the l'nited States set
came to a few moments afterward and
was able to walk to a trolley which
would take him to his Long Island
been the season‘s most Consistent boys reported to he in tip top shape: Rush piopous to work his mm _ T”. a Sentirel Want Adv. %
winner among the pros. Jim began H___,__._ 7*
his winning streak cart). for he I and Sammy Waltz surely iii that con- I ”I
' car Idition, everything is in readiness for WWW” ' .
“It‘d 0H II? North and South cham- the show to be olflgtd b,» the Leuox. . - .
irIondrip at Pintlturst towardthe eIIdIA. t‘, of Meriden this “wing, and 1 Steam thfllg & Cleanlng Co c
o the last winter season. He had . ’ , , . -. l rt m D .la ‘ mum“. o.
“ ' dele atiou from this oil) Is; Formerly known a Br do.” am y g t‘,
things quiet for a month or We aIIIIIrIIqIIIIe': w friend The Hartford lad~ Silk Dmua. Glovfl, Blink.“ III Lace 00mins Cleaned. ‘
minim; North. btit once the torn-ha_I III‘IIInIlniigle with t‘harlic 'l‘revbal of H. LYNGE, Prop. —BRIDOEPORT— gt!-
. .. .‘ .. . . . w _ , I , TI
.Itt'llL .tdbtlll had begun the tallest I New Britain. in‘ 0m 01 mo 5“” bouts,; .. A ll
It the other to be furnished by Young. -
out to wiit a prizc for every foot 0ft l _. - -- 0——
.\leriden, and Jimmy (K. O.)
stalui't and he had succeeded Inside IMack. of
' v‘arreri. of Boston,
01 a few weeks . . . ..
Waltz 1s tlettrmrnrd that he will
In Jllllt' Darius went West for theI
I""ett\tr the latiitls which ht lost in
national o in tltani Ion It i t
I Dr d II b H “I ‘InmII ring when lit boxed
a o1~ mu o It
It . u a tournament to in. a summer:
1
1tl‘fhl him at Milwaukee he has
I l
.he matth in the
ll : opponent '
'ht' .lenox A. t‘
flat ling Lahit early in tlrt
with thi. end in \i--w
lilllievlf IDI‘
TERLING for
Ranges
which event
Iliad lrtIcn riiriiiigtti an a turtiii'u rahterI and
Itor tle nationaL Barnes finished tlr5 5tIIIIIIII
:ii Ilrt latIt-i and took third mom-y inI
be t‘ h-rr. A tournament.
llL‘:I .‘llilIIt‘ po. stile
"5lrt,\l1al. is said to hate perfornitd a
mint urt of fuitlrtr
I. 111 t. 'I‘reybal must:
pen, Jim finislfid in u triple “9 With: bouts In this d t l
r rlltct ariil‘lh create a favorable iiuptesu
Hagen and Lharlt-a lloflnerII
. this hour. lle tulllh’: to this
IIIII III III" “MW" ‘0“ "I ”alien by ion It \llll ti Hl‘itl rec
’ ‘ (H U \' ‘ t <
triio tllf‘fliil‘ I tair truth i I:
lie Wait hm in the lIrofa-rsionat‘md \‘l.-1It tr the \‘t‘est llt' boxed all
lia tla F anion r
‘ournanrent held on the Van (‘ortliindt'IIf IIII 'IIXIII no” in I II "
‘ I :tiu Johnnie little but his only bout ,
lurk IIIIMIII llulta ht‘f‘ M‘nlld third mt .
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of ”W narrioi
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IT. .1‘ '1 . t.( - 0...“ t‘.tI
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I" Inc!" on from the Pacific coast rIert. r-et for Marin-on Square Garden]
be then was promotional to next Tuesday night. humor In the bat-1
r) llll- fortunes in the open champion Itittcc. due to a dispute between IlarryI
“tip. in which l-‘rimtia Uuiiuet defeat I‘olloli and lhin Mt-Kctrlck. Inanaitersl
‘tl llurry Vardon and Edward ltay. of of Wcinert. and Jimmy Johnston!
Burnett had, matchmaker of the (iarden. Theyt‘
to \Hll at Brookllne, buthlll meet at the oftltc of the lioxingI
a number of others dropped too Commission this afternoon. when anI
See. effort will be made to straighten out
the tangle, ”I
It appears that there was a mlsutt
derat..ndlnu on the part of Johnston
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