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TUESDAY, JAR. 16. ton
till rot ruin
titliltiis illii’fllllfli
Is of the Opitdrhgt-french fight-
er Would Meat less Matti--
Says lie :8 Greatest Big than ini
the Ring lO-day
Kid McCoy heiietes that ii‘ Gcorgca
(‘az‘ptntier e\er meets Jess )Yillard‘
inc world's champion will get a drub~l
ting. McCoy, perhaps the foxiest
Iv. ~.xr that tver walked to the cen-
ur t: a Eli‘t'vlti admirer of the washing
J-‘tmicitntan. Nit-(Toy sat with Ten '11“ (1939? Tommy Shea, “1' SUN] 3
Sitickaid off in ;. corner of the “241 decisive manner. he is out Willi a
Hort an] told [pp tall Tpm" may [hp i' aim towards the featherweight
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urn-opiniminp oi the. world might;,ti.hml"wlri-luh of tonuecticut.
nip.t‘Pp hump, ji‘ Willard and tip- idpiiieznons for the above claim are as
i .
ll hurls meet.
"ft, ill tell you why lthinlt ("err-,I
[t'i titr will whip Willard," said ;\lL‘-l_
s'o}. “Georgi-s is the speediest his:
lll'l‘i in the world. and speed is the.‘
1!; t.;, that will beat the fellow with;
'.:‘.. and weight.
1': and Carpenticr has. i watciiedi
(noionticr from the beginning and
i Sit rung Editor:
weight. of any note in this state. As
Moran didn‘t have it'czttherweit'ht title of t‘onnecticut. is
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Opinions and Gossip
BYI
RISH
Now that Pepper Martin. the:
.at rot. lrirlunan, ltasvdispuscd’of
My
lollows:
Tommy Sitca holds a decision over
Young McAu‘jfie. he :also has tll'
Itated cvcry bantant and feather-
‘.'oum: .‘ichuliii‘e who claims the
unable to do that recognized limit.
11': pounds ringside, .the.:tnan who
it‘ll tell you right now that he is theE “NS 3 019““ Cl“ ”NOW OWI‘ him.
..:v -: resourcti'ui tighter that i ever}
or boxed with. He r: antaaIi
a my last, a pert'cct marvel of action.‘
"i saw him flatten Joe .lcunnctto
{who in their light in l'asis, with‘:
Lil'lll tight-hand punches.
innit
Joe wasl
alumni as cleanly as any niau ever:
an. . Littlc inside rigltt-‘itttudcrs,i
mint: you; punches that l have shown
him. it you get him to ‘
.‘nn going with him and
: ('1 big \‘v'iilard kicking
come here It
iI you don’ti
on the floor.
‘thcll shoot mo for a wild swoot po-, 22'
'4 do, that's all. i know what the boyLE
r.‘ tupzmle of.
‘iir's .nQL a .mlddlcwoight.
27!; or lSt) pounds .ilho night he
Jonght tintiboat Smith in London. lie
tnhrizcti the ctmncr sprawling in one
(1' ilic rounds. You may be. in doubt
:‘a t(' the finish of that fight. The
f‘icnchmau was winning, mind you.
(ping. it bingity bang, when be lead-
dczi!y let fly at the gunner. lie inias-
rd and the force of the muff spun
him around three times at least.
“Hr: was whisked on his pins. Hui
"wcnt down on his hands and knees.
Aprcitd out like a cruwfish, and the
trcwiidcred Smith made. an if to hit
rim witlt a left and finally brought
1 is right down on Cat'pt‘niier's neck.
',‘hc referee promptly disqualified the
:.nn;cr.l And let me. tell you. it was
“no uctiest thi ' . ' '
‘ , smith, nk that at er happened
“i know he'll drop Willard at least
<ucc in the‘iight. You know all the
heady punches haven't been used yet.
'llc‘ll find a way to bring Willard
down. He can’t think as fast as‘
t‘mpentier, i am sure of that. I've?
watched both men fight. Willardi
was never in the'same class with this
Hench .boy.
“They‘re mad about him in Paris.
“it's a wonder that their adulation
has not. turned ltin lic‘ad. But it
hasn't. Ho‘s a clean liver. brave and"
,‘hc fastest big man that ever put
up his hands. I repeat that his speed
will offset anything any big man ever
had. Carpenticr cartainly weighs.
time than 190 pounds now. He isi
‘.'i’tl"~lll;1 all the time and it is foolish’
So think that he is not in condition.
llc‘.; been out in the open for two’
wars living on army rations. and if“
you don’t think that they will harden
yru. why you‘d better try :1 little.
winrl on the border. as i did.
it admire. (.‘arpenlier. l had tho.
term of lifting him into his-first
:wropluno. l‘ve been saying a little
irayer for him ever since, and i am
not over—churchly. (‘ni [ll-nlit‘l‘doflsn'll
fil'fll‘.’ what fear illi‘lln‘l. Remem-
lv-r that. You‘ll notice that with all
the luxury and money in the world
.lwioto him ho,wa:: one of the first: to
(ill r his life to his country. Gee, he's.
.l treat. kid. They‘ll go crazy-over
him here.“
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BlG LE“.GU=S OPEN APRIL 12
Schedule Committees Accomplish
Little in Long Sessions I
The Schedule (‘onnnittoc of the ma-
";.\1‘ leagues. composed of President
tzan Johnson and Secretary William
.Hairidge o_t'_ tho Amcrican Leanne,
and President John K. Tenor, Barn-
‘céy Dreyfuss and Secretary John A.
illeydler oh the National. nrapplcd
{or many hours with nexl Summer's
.«chcdule at: the Republican Club last
mtlll.
Outside of the fact that the lcagucs
will open their reasons on'Thursday.
'rllpril. 12, little is known yet about
the make-up of the dates. The com-
mittees will complete their work to.
day. and th'eischedulcs will be' sub-
mitted for approval at the February
meet age of both leagues. Nowtbnt
the Federal League is out of the way,-
'l‘v nutty Shea. has a rightful claim to
('li't‘lx
hour It intro
Willie lack'son of tite'llronx l'ttrns
uh
in an .enoy .
Ilrl. title and as Shea met with tie-
"I‘ll at the hands of l’epper Martin
l claim llilri been demolished, leav-
in; Martin, with a clear field to the
t'tatlicrwcicht championship of Corr
t‘ctticut.
.‘.larlin “ill meet
It‘iwl’ of his newly acquired titlc, Ills
all comers in dc-
othcr.
good one last night. many of the spec-=
tators voiced their displeasure overt,
the showing of the visitors. With the
league at thingr of the past it is proba-
ble that Norwalk will see more of the
old follows again in action on the lo.
cal court.
Both for their own good, and tori in picking out the mainstays of the
the good of the game in Norwalk
does not seem advisable that the-local'not overlook Mike Smolick, the bust-l
basketball management
many more teams like the All Coileg~,;:i-cat worker and is the leading scor-
ier on the local aggregation. lle has,
it
should bring
inter» to this city this winter. Norwalk
fans are used to string the best there
is and they will be satisfied with no
While the. crowd was a fairly
mu Miske, of St. Paul is a clever
fightcr and has recently put up some.
great fights. lie has been fighting al-‘
most too often however for the past
month, and Ilill may get a set-back to-
night when
Dillon is. one of the best men in the
game today. and in going after Miske
when the St. Paul titan has had but a
he tackles Jack Dillon.
um llt‘il’llf. with Young Mundy, the two-day rest.
Now York featherweighn;
t
whom hr- meets in llanbnry, January
.
Nailing would suit as hcttcr than
(my.
llziitling Kunz began training for
‘lltr‘ tight with L‘hariic l’lttn yester-
'i‘hc champion not in an hour
l‘l- 11M”! \ouna “(‘A‘mm and M‘” of hard work and succeeded In re»
l-t ‘mom! tell \“o it ‘ llout,1m tom. not )“tlill Mac to come mi mm“?! ”H“, or tour pounds of m,‘
‘M ‘ l I ' l I 1‘ [Si : 2:— : ‘L V. I . , ‘
. u nit. I‘lc “(rim)”! ltlillf‘ s u 1 pounds but H within: “Hum,“ m. ”,4. “my,“ tour roundsl
ll) roncedc hint four pounds, the befit‘witll Billy ilcrtz.
(.t’ thc weights. if he will agree to
notch 1'26 pounds ringside. At, this.
wcicltt I will Del 3250 um Martini
lm..ts.Mnc, from one to 12 rounds.
JOHNNY A’l‘TELL.
Manager of Pepper Martin. feather-
wcmht champion of Connecticut.’
1
0tll_l_ll_._0liifiitllltttl
Trick in Philadelphia. Ring
PiliLADl‘ILI’lflA, Jan. Ills—Johnny
Dunucc, the New York lightweight,
lt‘l‘cddie
non ,today finislfid training in (llii- certainly got an even chance against
an
i
tippinr,
articles call for 135 at 3 o'clock.
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Welsh. lightweight cham-
t-uco for his 10»round go with Richie
Mitchell
night.
and appeared to be in good condition.
at Milwaukcc tomorrow
The champion was confident
the scales at 138 pounds. The
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Eddie is a
”ii" fit the lending contenders for‘ ncw figure in this city. but is reputed
l‘icdme Vlclshn championship. want to he a good boy Other good bouts
,
krockcd out in the first round byi
Willie Jackson. another boxer from',
tho metropolis, itt the'ring of the;
Olympia Athletic. Aasocitttion tonigltt.’
’i‘here not u suspicion of
finite about the blow. as .lucksonl
caucht the italian flush on thc ptlilll'
oi‘ the jaw and he dropped flat on,
his face. At the count of eight Dun-l
dcc rolled over and stared glassy;
eyed at the. referee. Then he sunk
to the floor again into unconscious
tress.
'l‘lo knockout Dundcc suffered to-
night was not only the first of ltisl
Willi ll .
i-lur. rope yesterday.
' fut as a young chipoy not out of her
arc planned for this evening.
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Wt sure admirovthe way that Billy
illcrtz stood up bcforo Kunz yester-
wlay while aparrini.r with hitn. , ilurnt
:hould give a man of his weight and
size a hot tussle lit the ring.
Say bu,‘ you ouchta sec Kunz skip
lie was vgrace-
! ”icons,
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Life is but one thing after anothcr.l
Norwalk team this season, one must
ling little right forward. Mike is a
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thitlASHlOES Nill
Will it) iiilll iliiiii
Despite the Fact first lie Has.
Savatl Most of His Earnings mail
is Called a “Has Been" tire For—i,
mar Champ Continues to Fight 3
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been up against some good men this
seasgn and through his ability and
pluck has-made good.
Jack Murray will probably be a
member of the Giants this summer.
Jack used to be a good one in the
days of old, and maybe he can come
back. ills Elmira, N. Y. managerial
prospects must have
poor alongside of the New York club's
offer.
Johnny Dundee certainly turned the
now~l-lay-me stunt in Philadelphia
last night. One round was enouizh for
Johnny. llis knockout at the hands of
Willie Jackson, comes as one of the
biggest surprises that has been sprung:
in the boxing world this winter.
l Ban Joim'son says that the players
will curb Dave Fultz, but while Bun
was uttering this statement, Dave
Fultz'a every move was being praiaed
by said players. Somebody}; got the
wrong dope.
llaubury will probably come to Not"
walk next Monday night. Wcll the old
hall ought to be packed. Norwnlk hail
the llcantmvn representatit’cs in
topen cont".
' ya...“
l= would interest irish greatly to
iliflOW how and where the movement:
to organize an athletic club died ottt.
lt seems strange that the young fel-
The Tiger Baseball tcttm is prcpurl 10m; in this city can not unite. and
int: for a great and better T900“! 0“ bull-i up an organization of this kind._
baseball to be made thlti spring. At.
the present time. equipment is being!
secured. Shortly tt‘ (lance will be Riv-T “ ho run with their. “3'83 on the "mat
cn by the Tigers.
M
The best mllororof today are those.
trot stopping to glance to the right
ltl' left. but forging straight ahead
(in Jamllu‘y 30. Battling Kim! “‘i“; This sumo principle may be applicd.
nuct llurlcm Eddie in a ten-round
boat at lloodner's hall.
to all the business.“ life.
Among the headless. The perfect-
ly coed state of New Jersey. Say.
don‘t int! htt! at this item. There is
some dope hack of it for-New Jersey
was actually without a governor for
12 hours tod'uy.
'lhusly. in thc‘ propitfsy made by
lris'h tin chterdpylf. Opinions rnd
Housip. As sure water will not flow
up bill. it will rain or snow as soon
is the skating is at its best.
“Dill" llanou has secured a permit
to give a boxing exhibition at. Lock
wood's hall on February 10.
long and brilliant ring' carver. bttt lti
merited only tho :‘tcond time. he had
lccu iloorcd cleanly. On several oc-
f'ilFlLllS boxers have caught Dundee
oil his balance and sent him down.
but ho has aiways‘jumpcd auto :1
,t'ice fuller of action than ever.
‘i’rcvious to tonight the only boxer
who had' :1CDl‘l‘tl a clean knockdown.
at. litutdee‘s expense was l-Iddio Wal-
lace of New York.
other Sport News
tin-Page- Eleven
Cltic'ago Club Cuts
Salaries of Six Men
CHICAGO. Jan. 16.——Snlaries of six
members of the Chicago ‘
who held “war" contracts have been;
reduced $1,000
\Vcoghmau announced today.
six players in 1916 received an agq
:ztcgatc salary of $38,000.
:hc men, Archer and Wilson. have
culined to sign the reduced salary, from the players’ standpoint and that
con.r'tcts. The salaries l ' '
i _ . ~ [Md 1110 W“ (mourning reports were coming in
_t players were:
or more.
Nationals -
l’rcsidentl
Two of
’I’ltcher Senton, $8,500 Catcher
Archer, $7,000; i’ilcher Lavender. $6.-
- 000; Pitcher Hendrix, $6,000: Catch-
cr Wilson, $5.500; infielder Zeldcr.
i-SSAthO Wecghmnp said-that salaries
of‘plnycrs who played winning ball
last season will not be reduced
A number of the players visited
President li‘ultz of the fraternity at
The: his office during the day, but they
l were as uncommunicutive as the mag-
,luutes. President Fultz said that mat-
ters were. progressing satisfactorily
i from all sections of the country.
looked rather i
l
i Ad Wolgast, one of the grittiest
il.9’,}ll\\'tlfilll champions who ever"
traced that division of pugilists, just
titil'l get over the belief that he still
has the. title. ability. in this respect
1 he is no different front many another
lone-time owner of a tight crown. But
there's this featu're of the thing from
Wolgast‘s standpomt: He has money
“noodles of it. When he was: a
champion there never was a more
popt‘lat borer, and he was drawing
jlilg houscs.
‘ As fast as ho copped a few thous-
and.’ they were stored away in the
Vii-mite. vaitinc until \Yoluttst should
find the proper investment. Nearly
rim is this investment turned up and
the dollars have multiplied them‘
Vw'ttr fast.
‘ it. occurs strange that a man so
1 ‘.\".’Il heck-d as \Volzast should wand-
cr around titc’statc. picking quarrels
ilt.l't’ there with tough, strum:
ynuui: follows it has bcen more
than four years now since Wolgast
ilv..-I the title to Willie Ritchie on a
f-fitilg'u‘nd since that time the chant-l
iLoin hip has passed front ltitchic in-l
to the hands of Freddie Welsh.
anti
lint Wolgast has been driftingt
along, sckinc match after match:
with champions. Ho laid F‘rodtliq'
.
“Wish cold in Denver. but Rct‘cree
Filly lttichu declared the blow was
icul. \V'oiizast belongs to the won-.
all-ri'ul old school of fighters, the kind
who wade in, heads down and arms
9mm- likc (tails. They no in,the ring
to win. They are fighters. When
Welmtst and Nelson. held their bout
.
ship each man was near a knockout
:dotn-ion awarded to Wolgast. Nelson
fcamc very near being just as much
of a champiou at that time as did
. Wolgast.
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grand. wonderful for tired, aching.
swollen, smarting feet. v'Ah! how com-
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Get a 25-cent box of “Tiz” now from
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i .
battler \\ edn-esday night in \oungs-‘ (f 51 to 26, in one of the "105th
‘urday and arrived in Youngstown yesn
iManager of Springfield Eastern Lea,
‘Culis ,are Manager Jack Flynn lot
for the world’s lightweight--champion-‘
vheu tho boat was stopped and the.
a «turn: 3
work, how long you.
#
Battling Lewinsky
Will Mill“. Motto
Bout Will Be Conducted in Youngs-
town Wednesday Evening Has
Scrap Booked with Al Palzer in
New York January 24th
Bob Aloha, known to the fight fans
of the country as "The Cave Man,"
will be Battling Levinsky's next op-
ponent. The chubby mitunan will
swap punches with the Bridgeport
Elotmlks Trimmed New. Yeti .
tors by Score-of 5‘1 “-25
vats Defeated Mortaults 33m
The Norwalks had an cuttings; .-
Ili last night ,in defeating the a
(‘ollegiates of New York by thammtg‘?
. .- V v .
town, Letinsky left hen York Sat | fat games playctbon the ”WWW
t 'd .fl i med'a el , after! this season. The college boys «cm
9] a) d ernoon. m x i 3 ito Nor-walk last night, as sttbsutfim,
the bout with Mona, he will return toll,“ the Cre<cent \thletic Club-quilt
Bridgeport and prepare for his boat , .
. . . ' -' cr ' 1113,.
with A]. Palzer, the big heavyweight! tit, which cancelled lb l 53 a&-_
fighter, which will be staged in! ”w 135‘ moment. The youngltpm
Gotham. iw'iuld probably have been goodylnyta-
crs it they had been up agflmtwfit
llloha has been traveling at a fast i from of their own size nod claupbu’l’.
clip recently. lie made. Jack Dillonl they made sorrv opponents for tha~
hustle New Year's Day in a iii-round“?N travelling ivorwalk aggregatienu
boot in Dayton. The lloosicr fighter; iI‘l‘e visitors were componedlobicoin.
had 3 311:1? Th: :23: brill?§i:§tw:::i loge tncn fresh from St. John‘s, Qitioec
room 1 4. . .‘ . . .
Moha and Levinsky was fought in State and Columbia. but when m‘
19H. The latter won a pomtlar yer-i
i came to playing basketball they warm.
dict over his man after ten rounds ofl L" removed from the Iflnlshedu'plagg
hard fighting in Milwaukee. 1..evin-Eers of ”m Norwalk quintet. 0“” 8‘
skv will give Palzcr many pounds the} “""T ”1" (‘ollegtaics 1““ “P 3 ”WV
heist of it in their :tcrap in New Yorki 200d game, and managed ‘0 pass “19'
a week front \ypdnpsgay. Palzer! ball down the floor in a very dosoent; .-
wciglts about 200 pounds_ Levinskya ”WWW“ bl“ ”1“." “'9.” woefully “uh,“
who is now in the pink of condition; on shooting. and missed shots with -
weighs only 180. tout number. directly under the but .
--~———- - let. Strange to say, the visitornchqfl-
JACK FLYNN WANTS TO COACHi about six shots at .thc hoop, tO‘Nh .
HARVARD NiNE- [wall-1’s one, but they failed 3°30?“
iacimn whcn the points were needed
iWith one team on the floor how
llessly outclassed it was impooslbté
que Club is Latest Baneball Venn.
a" in tin“. (or Big cone” 3pm. ’for the game to amount manning
SPRINGFIEW' Jan. “if—mm“ “Til" 2:23:32'15 was nothing blft'n:
the other tauutualos named ICCKAlL-J picnic. Mike Sntolick, 1“th
for the position left vacant as base- ~'--'d ‘ his usual dashing“.
hail coach at Harvard university by f”; cgliteuscross with eight mitts.
Fm: Mitchell. new manager of the,‘(“'l:;mg (h; course-0f the ”9,3103%.
l Holman. the boy center outpiantlltlg
the Springfield Green Sox and Mair.mm in every department.“ the . ..
ut-‘vr Louis l‘it‘pm‘ 0f the Lyon Llubl and in combination with Jo.“-A-,‘h~’-
of the Eastern league. ‘Althoug " tau-ad often instituted a phantoms”!!!
iltust‘ close to thinfs at Cambridge, which made babies out of the M
seem to think "Red Dooln,‘ recently cred visitors. Upon one 0W._¢W
with the Giants, has the. inside track collegians lost track of the binhiBl-ké
flame is still a chance that some-turm- Jerry Hartman Amatmfifl
one else may be selected. Pleper, it Jthe game again last night .MJ'MA.”
is told, has been after the job for In“) toot apparently much. new
‘ some time, but Flynn's candidacy be- Illihli it has been for some tlmwz'l‘ltoc
came known during the present week In“ guard Dill up a ““8,“me
. at Boston. It is not knownjust lion had had his opponent on thwmifl‘
anxious Jack is to land- the Harvard ”'1' minute. “Ecky” Culddr.
Jl‘b. nor what his chances are for it. about the. floor at will; andogqh
Lat his friends down Bustun way arei some clever team workiwithv‘ _
1rooting strong for him. They think; his running mate which MM“
iliaivard authorities will.tnakc a bill? cral ”th baskets for-Norihlhk.
innstako if they fail to look him over, During: the latter part=otittb
.(-ltll‘lull,V before the final selection it'i rail, and in nearlyvull' of dream
pcttod, the Norwalkcrs madolnmuol
ens attempts to run upitheirssmn
’l‘hc locals were content \vithtpudnm‘.
tlzc ball about the (cult, anduon ,"
in a while trying a shot ahlthopnogi
just for luck. When Norwalitiha‘ti.
him than, the visitors wereapracti‘
tally powerless to stop income:
passes and teamworlréf the War '
The'Gamev~ .7
Joe. Ashmead was alarm.
score, his basket coming: nanny”
i Nitric. '
i Should Flynn land the position all
'tambridge it would probably inter-j
‘ fcrc with his duties here somewhf. .,
‘Tllt‘lt‘ is a chance that he might not;
‘cvcnv want to return herta. Still}
' .‘m .-c is another chance that he could?
ilvrrange matters satisfactory to all’
concerned to handle both ends. lt'
: would be more probable, though, that;
with the Harvard job cinchcd, he.
iwould not be able to give the time'
the would like to managerial duties
I and that he would drop, this end and . lagged up at center.
ilflllk‘ a chance as a player after the came through with gnome,- .. _
f collegiate seison closeup Owner Wit-'1 from the floor_ and .Jem.‘W
l iinm E. Carey of the Springfield clubli added another brace 01.00“”; .
i said last night that he had not hea‘rdl short order. Byrnes made good-0min}
lfrom Flynn since Chriatmas and free throw. for ‘13.? visitors; Mike
lttcccssarily he had Mt been acquaint» Smoltck dropped in another field ills
ed with Flynn's candidacy front the ket for Nay-walk, and turnedlthg‘fin ‘
'Green 503‘ manager. He said he: again after a fast show ‘of taunt-work
would prefer to hear from Flynn he‘d-m; Lalder. Byrnes then 43th
fore making any statement on the " ,
matter. i (Continued oanlevontn-Pm); "
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