vlhfih’. Not it Unu-
ili the dim duh “ma 0! but;
law“ 8
‘.
Condor: a good fight. Tim
4 hive bctn very. \eri' long ago
" in the main bout of the tight
1 here laat night. Hurry hit, Fulr
. nay time and any there be wish
. 41nd so completely outclassed the
that claims Brooklyn as his home
Bcicrm Dave Fitzge‘ald vary
net} Hopped the hour at the end
“the tenth SESblOil. i'p to that
' Fulton. who goiter-am cow-red up,
"Hing out of his bill-lief only occu
,4 ally to gite battle to the plugging
‘ -gii12 Condon.
if; he Condom-Fulton go was the
‘al bout of an allstar card. The
,llminary bout between Jimmie
‘ ‘lton who, by the shouts of en-
ragcrnent. )Piled :«t hint during the
rounds, \t't‘)‘ npli‘ii‘t'flll)’ claimed
Silnr it‘ity as his home (town.
» Jack l‘l\nn who comes from
iddletmtn was a draw and the
4 l-flnztl. really the best bout of the
‘ ht, was it match of skill and brain:
Kid lit-(‘or'iiitick doing the skill-
work and Frank Britidisl dilplay-
the brown. This bout was also a
w.
liltlli Silllif Willi“)
iiiii ii Mllllli
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tJohnni {Rt-,liirt' the Pacific coast
'lllt‘l‘l‘l‘t‘lgill champ who is now in
nsast (it). is anxious to trrrangt
I a match with Youni: McAuiiffe.
'4.t,g. Bridgeport hid and holder 0! the
‘ e tltlc. Sc‘hi’n i< just recotcring
in art litjttl‘t‘d wrist strutnlncd in
of bin r‘cccnt bouts. lie will trike
thc lietirtsltyMorris bout in Knri~
City Thursday night. and intcntl:
r on to more to this city. in ortlcr
4 t; and perttct ::t ‘lillllté‘lllf'nis for it
tile with ‘.\iac."
”Eh!!! previous to his injury was
eating all corners in the central
t. He has met and doteaietl some
the but lads in his class on tho
i, and has niro been in a node-
libane. Ilc Witt: forced in postpone
lo bouts lately, onc with Benny
gavey in Denver, (‘ol.. and one with
.kle Tucker. which was carded
w St, Louis. lie writes to Al Pen-
”all, who is looking after his’ in-
tests here, that he is ready to re.
pm to active duty in the squared
lrcle. and would like nothingr better
on a bout with McAulil‘ie its a
.' rlct'.
ornmy thrcngo. the Boston light-
ho is- also ttndcr .lcnnings' wing.
after it bout with “Battling" it’unz.
4 new stutc clzziinrt. Those llidfl
v be nturrnl in a bout in New Hur-
sliot‘tli'. itctl Wilson will finht
clonr- Smith. it l't)i0.('il inittrnnn. in
cusc. Young Roe". ll Britlgcport
l. is :tl'o scheduled to pt-t'l'orm on
same night.
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"‘WEEGHMAN is REELECTC a
sort President
Still in Dark.
‘CHtCAGo. Nov.
r
.err- )‘t'stcl‘lilly. but
1 .lot- 'linkcr. 'l‘lnkct'
' t as to whether lic
iued as iiinrtttzct
i ._ndcd his release.
:11 cause any
lea Wecizlunun was
11 in said that Young i-‘uilon KMEI
.. it was at (‘85? of (‘ondon pound—l
>- ion bout with K‘liatiiplon Johnny 4
of Cubs—Tinker
ll.~-'l‘lic stockhold-
tlre (‘hlcnco .\'2-"ionatit met.
they failed to
nice tho expected ection in the case
still is in the
will be con-
of the Cubs or
.‘The annual meeting: of the club did
baseball excitement.
i‘tielt‘cted
ardent. 4.oi the club and progrcsa
sponsor ALL scars
‘3"-
Dill?" Mill till
itill'llfli His Will“
Sever: Connection Willi Yale Buo-
bail lit-r [loll] M
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NEW HAVEN. Nor. ll.»4’t’alt.er P.
Carter, "Yale's former pitchqr. and
since his graduation in 1895, nicntber
of the Yale graduate baseball coin
mtttec, today sent his resignation to
Professor Robert N. Corwln. chain
men of the Yale Board of i‘orttrol.
Cailt‘l‘ made no oecrct oi the fact lliitl
he is not pleased with Valid.) athletic
reorganization plans. lie woke hi.»
tnlnd plainly regarding them and dc-
:‘llt‘led to continue as it baseball ad.
visor.
Carter has been for exactly twenty
years Yale’s lending baueball alibi-NOT
No other old ntlileic but» had such
continuous service iti connection with
Yale athletic committees except Wal-
ter Camp. who retired its geneal tith-
letic. advisror two years ago, btit who
was persuadcd to return to the reor
ratrizeti athletic committee last yetit'.4
Carter ii: a brotherin-law of Judge}
Charles Evans liunhcs. He wrote 31
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hcadcd letter to the Yale oificials luM
May protcstinrr against their tliiOWllli'.‘
Madame tlrtd>ki tn king to the inlet
Bowl. on the ground that her husband}
was it Gcrtnttn spy and thul‘hcr scuttd
ment: on the European war shottldt
bu her from being received at \‘ttlo.i
While in college Carter (IURlll, pittli }
ed and plat'td first base four for the‘
Yale nine
titttt‘ttiti tours
ttit tits Will
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mum and Lewis Scheduled for a:
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12 Round Tilt to llttli this Etta-
nit: Aldo Mr Sullivan-to
tin-trim Act ‘
Sctcral llrtrt class boxing all. ac
lions arc on the books [or this week 4’
Out of thc irriporlttnt matches is sclt- I
cduled tor this ctenlng in Boston be4 ‘
tween Juck liritton the Chicago w-clt I
or and Ted Kid Lcu'iu, the English}
lighter. These ladn have already’
swappod'punches in down halibut;
lit-itton to date has the cdnc on till“
Briton 'pub. in the last go. which}
wusctutzed in the Hub arena. the;
Chicago lad won in it romp. Since;
then Lewis has done. some extra “Kill-i
inn. and this evening: ltc expects to?
settle for all old scores between them.
it should be a fast battle.
‘ Lovinoky-Morrlo.
Thc next bout of importance is be-
tween Battling Levinsky, the Bridge-
port lad rind Carl Morris, the Okla-
homa giant. The battler will met‘li
tho burlyiwcsterncr Thursday night
in Kansas City. Judging from the;
reports from the‘Wcst. it is going to}
be some bout. Morris has showed!
wonderful improvement in the ring:
in the last two ycttrtt, and is now3
working hard for a chance to meet
either Fulton or Moran. Whether liei
will yet this clinuto tiPDGTlti‘l entirelyi
upon the showing he makes against
the crafty working LE‘llllSli}. The l
Bridgeport lad will concede the Okla i
lionla giant several pounds in this
battle. However this isn't bothering
him. Of into most of his opponents
have outweighed hint by a big margin.
The local followers believe
\
that =
i
oi Weeghnian.
CTON'S FINAL PREPARA
"- TIOMS4
f“
reported in upbuilding the team.
og'tmdeistood that the tinrmgeiinl rLevinttky
stion has been leit to the discre;
WCETON, N. J.. N0‘ 14 ----- On a month
at ind slipper: field Primeton m- vhich the last sci oi’ bouts were con-
HY began final preparation “ for 1‘10 ductctl along with the interests shown
nnunl football game With ‘33'0 Mt? by the fans here. has brought forth
onppeared and the men are deter rlblllty of seeing another light this
- to show how good 1 team rep.
- ls l‘ tintnton on the gridiron this
blame is dtie for it fine lacing, its
before. starting for the
‘isc ne of the battle declared that he:
nus in fine condition for the bout.
Two Show: a Month.
Bridgeport tight fans would like to.
‘St-e another Ei‘Oi‘.’ in the Casino this‘
The splendid manner in
mttni't here is not “an encounglnx.
in order to secure the chart to nine
pnothcr bout, the pzomotors would
. . -y Baker and Eddie Edi-t the ham to secure the consent or the no
Tip-r into" who on- her? to lloe authorities.
a. t Coach Rush to climatic! mibormoo wottld lloton to the plea:
' into ebape for Saturday’s “no of the torn o'od wow two allow- a
taken some of an my” tit-tit. 1! they did. they sure would
it my be that the
militant.
‘mous Twin is not selecting any easy
‘mm‘k for his comeback.
'beforc one of the Elm City clubs in
3auntie/cu. the rugged New York light lotto. the moo within one hotn- Ind
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1y who is old enough to be the father If" MIlE Row RUN lHollywood Inn race at Yonkers New this afternoon. . 3 Our grandmothers were wise. in the
\iriues oi the herbs of the field.
They used to gatb'er and store roots
ot' the avei'agc young fighter of to- {Year's day, will have ll good tlrt it is planned to have hard scrim-
dttt '1’}, will exchange wallops with Buck m NEW HAVEN of his expenses paid to represent Con- inttgc work until Friday. On this day
Grouse in Altoonti. l‘a., Thursday cve- nectlcut in this annual Yonkers the drill will be light, after which and herbs and use them to cure the
ping. it will be noted that the i'a- classic. itht squad will leatc for New York to ailments 0f the" families—warni-
Alrendy a dozen entries are in and remain over night The trip to Princot wood thoroughwort sage. rue. cam«
it; is expected that quite a bunch or tori will be made. Sitturday morning. Omlli‘*fll9 “8i might go on and on
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distance runs Connecticut has had in el ect of bolstering up the line, whichiand herbs. from the nearest ”“3319"
recent years. Entries and lnfornta-iplnycd poorly against Brown last: rea4t4ly4prepa4rrdh for use 44 :14: :“4214‘4
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’ ',Hv DAVIS, HEAD OF M00843,
Entry blanks are out for the ten
milerrottd run in New Haven, Thanks
giving morning, November 30th, und
or ”The auspices of the New Haven
Amateur Athletes. The race has been
made under A. A; U. sanction, a. Met
ropolltan Association Amateur Ath-
letic Union Connecticut ten mile
.rond championship for 1916. In midi.
tion to the solid gold medal tor the!
tin-161mm and solid silver-out! bronzei
for second and third man, A. A. U.
This lad
Grouse spot-is a punch that has made
many opponents hedge, furthermore
is some classy all-round performer.
Mao Will-Be Buoy. .
Young McAulll'fe. the local int] and
featherweight of the state, who so;
cured the popular verdict over Young
Rector. the game little New Jersey
lighter last week is now arranging
for 4a couple of more bouts "Mac”
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KIECKHEFER CUE WINNER.
_.‘..—-—
‘r‘. 't Saturday. The dt’PN’FI-lon that volumes of requests for another has 3" 0““ to meet Tommy Sh" in die, there are to be ten other prigeg , 4 4
the squad as a result of the de- [nonlhly go, A. only one bout a 'New Haven. and has also been asked consisting of 10 you guaranteed gold 8 l DEAD, CLEVELAND, ,. Nov. 14-Auguttt
by Harvard last Saturday has mouth is allowad in the cliy.tlre pas ‘0 meet 3 practicing Gotham lighter cue watched and chains, t‘tttop —-——- \ Kieckheler of Rockford, Ill. defeated
Charles McCourt of Cleveland, 50 to.
t'l, last night in seventy-eight innings
in their intentate three cushion bll- »
“It'd match. McConrt had a high run 4 4'
of 7. ' ‘
Aurora. lll.. Nov. 14.——E. Hy Davis.
supreme dictator or the Loyal Order
of oboe. is dead at his home in
Clovelud. 0.. otter an intestinal op-
eration. oooordlnx to word. received
return at most of the "nuptial hero roam. Mr. DIYII. who on
mil." Hood coach Tod Jones for 694 not-ti old Jones a widow nod I
Yale (00th turn. it‘d-y. mnholotl‘douhur '
. Wiley-ail
hill tum in tit-Mutton M 9» tom wt; WWII. m- 0li 0' it? 1 UN ”ERTAKEK'
uni-[t Princeton out" mmmMmoflwt
watched-— otc.. to competition front
each of the counties in the state so
well u u oolld tillvet- Newfioven A.
monocot- 0' BOMWEA. mods! to each minimi- who ‘lln-.
the near future,
Looking for Trouble.
Davy Lent,
llli lili Willis
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NlllW HAVEN, rm. it.—-wnii mtg
Islam in Inimi- to lieme I and' fifteen mlnuton. The Mlu'm‘ mo ob»
opponent for his mon. Sondh- modal into- A lot on tho 8?! mung Iilvgr
quit» 1 hit in tho «Md olrolo tote-icon mood by 80.. M I. But.
1: H. mm rm to tit-om tilt mm to opinionated amt
mmowm mum-MM . luci- than
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