4
" .. , \‘E‘V YORK, Jun. 19,—111111111 fo‘ ‘
-.roilv~erting a portion of Madison
Square Garden, New York's. largest
: mnusement arena into an encluslve . _
spilrts‘mens club Were disclosed by ' ”
' the realm of distance r11
_ 1w he was here. But. after he had
. ot' the» wonders of thc'uthleiicworid.
; 111111111 club of London.
Juliana
.mry um '11. Hot- my
omen-Mb- mam
flj‘mh
li‘he fistic 111111111 of two long yeah
was in the making in New York’to-
day—Jess Willard against Fulton lot
5111' heavyweight title on llcco111tic11
L31.
out '0! the flood oi 111811051110“
(01111 ctures and connlcr— payouts thief
1-1alch otood out today as the one
which stands the best chance of go-
ing through. Fulton is already under
nuiract to Grant Hugh Browne, erst-
11117111 race promoter, 'who has yielded
.111 the. golden lire of the light 1115.11110-
111111 game. While it is not dciiniicly‘
7know11, it is believed that Bm'Wne,
sill have little didlculty in getting
the giant Kansan to sign articles for
1311' show. The wise ones 0‘ the pro
1111111011 game, point out that Browne
11 too shrewd a business man to so
allelic/and put 11 pile of money into
‘ the venture if he wasn't reasonably
191111111 that Jess wouldn't kick over
the traces. ..-
The project. will be 11 huge under.
(ailing. It will be necessary to take
in 1111 almost unheard of gate to make
the championship event :1 financial
cucccss ,and ibis rather precludes its
Ming held'in any sort of a club.
The plans, as they wore divulged
call for the bout in the open
.:~.1'1'—--»eitlier in or around New York
11- in Havana. New York will have
,1'111 inst call, for the light would be
trSlil‘Pq of a tremendous gate
l‘ulton will shortly be sent against
one of the prominent llt‘dViPS here, as}
11 (onditionq'i'. Chin-l1»; Weinert or?
Jim Coffey will mee him at Media-1011‘
Square Garden in the near future
{.1’ Browne can get 11 lease on the
l1.1111111: show y‘aCt’. As an added at g
traction, BMnu 111111111151) ill on'
Deity at the Golden Just as soon mil
to 11111 get it. To this end he has
«boned negotiations with Lou and!
1 11 found, be 111111 111111 11111 Austr-al ‘
5.11113 in 11 receptive mood.
Nancy isn't making 11 giant success
«5' his attempt 11111114111111 tho. stage.
:'11d wants to got back into the game.
1: ut‘a ,1',
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11111101115111 A MARVEL.
“nu—
tiulc :Finn'a Performance Entities
Him to Crown Among the
1111111111, Runnerl;
11111111 Kyronan, the little Finnish
runner. has earned the right to be"
ulzlsl-ed as croxsscouutry and mum
Juan king of the distance runners
11‘ today.
The victories he has won are per-
laps the greatest mop recordod in
g, for be
his scored victories 111 1 distances
1:111}; live to twenty-lira miles, with
the exception of the ten-mile distancew‘u much needed rcsl. New York fans
111111111111 Kolehmulncn, a. countrymen
ni‘ .liyronen, has provcn himself the
muster at this distance.
liymnen is the. smallest athlete
“who has ever carved his name in thc
inill of lame 1111 at distance runner,
nod for this reason his performances
.111'0 considered all the creator. lie is
31111 five feet four inches tall 11111!
111.112.2119 about 138 pounds when in
11111111111111. As he stands on the mark
muting for the starlet-’11 gun he looks
more like '1' wenllng than anything
(-11:11. But his 11111111; record—breaking
11111.1 have proven to the sntlafaction
(-bgllliletic critics that he is :1 mar.
v11. .
When hf) first 6.1.... to this coun-
l:')' he had to work at, hard labor to
been the wolf from the door. Hr
didn’t have the advantages some r1111-
:uurs enjoy, and for this reason, he
(lid not show up well d‘uring'iho first
necuinulated a neat little sum and
was enabled to bike up lighter'work
he began to come into his own. And
tilil‘t' that time hisrlsc has been (”1"
. ' ‘——““-'-':~‘-“'.‘ 1
GRANT’ BROWN EXPEGTS- TO
LEASE N. Y. GARDEN.
Plans to Convent Portion of Big
Amusement Arena into in 811611
sive Sportsman’s. Club Like Londgn
Organization-«Signs ‘ Fulton fol
Bouts.
Giant H. Brown in 11 statement, to flu
mule athletic coimnlssion here today '
Mr. Brown said the move already had 1
the backing of many men prominent
" .1“ the financial world '
Members of the proposed club. 111-
said. would have first-«call on arena
seals for gnidcn boxing bouts the
'project being patio/nod alter the Na-
Brown said
he laud virtually closed 11 lease on the
civilian 11111111111111 for a box
license as soon as the deal is clog
He also tiled notice that Fred Fol
1911,, when... manager accompanied
11bit. had 5 £11.; to boaer'xrloy Vein
(My-311:! , my. or my other 111111111
11 181%" mm mm 111
we (1.me M
from Thursday to Wednesday night
‘ the attraction at tho armory.
‘is 101111111661} of Sonics, Watcher
HANKAuu PETE - 1
a
11.110111111121111" .
1111 11111111111 11111.1
3.117619 Dagor and Frank Godfrey
k
Uplmons and Gossip
311 IRISH/A
representing Norwalk, Frank Schoen -
”presenting -Danbury, land John
Leary representing Bridgeport bask-
i-tbull interests met yesterday” after—
110.11 in Danbury, and arranged a
:l'orm of a three city circuit for the
best basketball teams in the East. A
series between Norwalk and Danbury
was also arranged, and the first of a.
bcs three games out of live will he
pie) ed one week from next Monday
night. at the local armory. The play-
ing night in Danbury was changed
/
'Waan’t the slush simply-4811111119
tins morning?
—9~—
iJnncing isn't hard work. No, ‘39—,
deed. But if some of the (ox trotters
111141 to run as far as they danced,
they would consider it" rather ‘hot'
work.
In a thrilling game Saturday night,
Ilaivard at the St Nicholas Rink, N.
Y., by the score of2 to 1. Capt.
beloen was the hero of the game.
4..
in order that Nat-walk. Bridgeport and
Danbury could play the same team int
notation. The winner of the .Dun .
bury-Norwalk 551.155 '11 ’91” the Pier. Fulton is going to retire to his
champion Blue Ribbon. combination. J home in St. Paul until he can be sign-
The schedule as arranged for N01- led lit by his manager for 311011191“
walk for the next live'weeks includes ”0‘” W0" Freddie ‘5 a liar-~dwork
some of the very best teams in the. “‘8' gentleman and be “9953 “19' “Si-1
East. ‘ i —0--
Nexi Monday night, the famous It 1.61.1.1" seem from the latest ro-
Bonding, Pennsylvania team will be. poris that the baseball strike is about
’ ,;b1'olscn. Three more players have
011 Monday, February my Dan }11 it the Baseball Fraternity and have
buiy 1111! make. its first appearance 1511:1160 00111111018 for the coming year
of the season in Norwalk. *9"
The gxeai Jasper, Penn, aggrogmh ’l‘onigbt Battling Kuhn will meet
tion which id‘ludeo iiuec former (‘iaarlic Pitts in 111.111.11.111. Will be.
0111. House 111.115 will play in thisi low: that town after the tight with
11; on 1. «mum 12111, and on Fobru 511s colors bravely flying or with them
1r). 191]: Dunbuiy wil play the sec- totaling in the dust Tonight will
and game of the sores on February! M‘-
26111, the {armor wordid’ churnpiou‘I ~9- '
llurbondale‘. Pit, foamy/ill tackle Utei A big bunch 0‘ light friends WU]
Norwalk uuintct.Tl1ls aggregation! .0 m liunbury by bubs this evening
'i‘hn' expe‘tt to blow in town making,
Muller, luglio, and Leary, five of the 11 0,5 noise than a brass band played
grime-st biiukdibnll men who ever by 50,111“,
dcnncd :1 uniforru in this country.
> +
With this, magnificent program! ‘ l l ‘ .-
1
coming in for the 1csl of the winter.‘ .11 the tutor-41' iolustc out or earn
Nor-walk fans may .th assured 11.1.1111 held in Philadelphia, Saturday
titty will see only the highest class if dracfirds‘lwefio shallo‘rcd. i [70
.11 11.1.k1'lbull 111 1111.. city. a“ V ‘ d ‘° W “m “
111 1-5 seconds and Thomas Luke.
211111111 the 500 yard swim in 6 minutes
will (6 seconds. Make (1 noise. like.
u.
MISKE TO TAKE A VACATION.
11 fish and swim away.
1%”...
Milli MMfifll
Hill BRlMtPilili. 'ilUB
Paul Krltchcll, who caught for
Hartford when baseball was in its
111i"; 111', ,. has a hankering to 111111111311
‘be Bridgeport club. He has written
to 1111 American Chain (:0. Athletic
Heavyweight" Weak from Recent
' ~ Boots. 1
NEW YORK, Jan. 21.-Bil,ly Mlskc,
the rcnsntionnl St. Paul light-heavy-
weight, whose work in local rlnus has
been the chief topic of discussion
among followers of the boning game, '
has gone to blstmo in St. Paul for
Will .ihcrcl‘m‘o. not 111111 him 1" oct'on
again for seieral weeks. H111 next
ring: engagement will be staged in
Vow Oflem‘“ me i“ WWW" “m” :hwriullnn oil‘crlng his services, and
which he will rci urn to thin city, and his application like numerous others,
fulfill 11 contract with the llm'ulv'nv ’11,.“ been placed on tile. ‘
Spotting club of Brooklyn, calling for lirltchcll, at. the present, is the
his appearance in No more contests. property of the Richmond club of the
Th” Si. PM" boxer ”em“ entitled 1.1191111111011111 league.’ lie is consid-1
to a vacation from ring activity 39- 1111.! one of the best receivers in that.
“we leaving for his home .111 engaged, oi'uanizatlon, and has 11 reputation
in inc of the hardest bouts he has for being 11 heady wo1ker Ho mm”;
’91 participated in, and these within, Richmond will release him if he can;
(our days, incidentally, he came out ,clmv that be h as I an d“ d 11 munugerst
victorious in both contents. with no .51") A’f'tei lemlng Huril‘md Krll
nulblc effects, save 11 cut over his 'chcll graduated to the International
Mt 0"“ which he sustained in his and thence to the St. Louis Browns.
battle with Charlie Welnorl, the New- 1AM" 11 short slay in the American
”k heavyweight His Wm“ in the! lraguc he returned to the Interna-
””3 ngalmll Jack D1llon early “at tionnl, in which organization he has
Week howevcr made pldin the fact pluycd with “ml“ clubs He id-
h'" the effects or his hard cam !lc'.11111 to catch regularly if given the
puign were telling on him. His con- Btirigepon. berth.
test with Weinert only a few nights
before- seemed to have suppod c0111
silicmblc or his energy. . With 11 fowl
wake of rest, however, the St. Paul‘
wonder expects to be himself again
NOT OVER IT YET.
NEW YORK, Jun. 21.—»Local' fol
11.111111111111111 hockey team trimmed '
9 whether he will make lhe.irip to the
Finns for on interoollego chess
mirnsnicut are being made. Maybe
1;; ilic 11.1113 this is completed certain
college students will lose their cheati-
net-S.
. -¢~
Jess: Willard has refused to gain
11'» New York city, but names the
as his choice of bottle grounds.
Jess probably wants to be where the
1. 1. 11111111 can reach him easily a!»
ter his next bout.
.1...
With Tom Thorpe reiereoing at tho,
111') my tonight, the game ought to be
pretty lively. Thorpe is 5' man who
11111. 21 wide experience in the
gnaw, and he will undoubtedly do
3111111111 to both sides.
. .4...
1111.11 is undecided today as to
11111112.?in fracas‘in Dunbury this
evening, by boat or by aeroplane. Bot
he will decide on the former bctoro
tonight, unless the tide goes down.
-—O- ,, .1
The Navy basketball team was
mowed down by the Bwarlhnioro og
gregatloii Saturday by the score of
25 to 11m bad practice for we
Navy students to play a losing game
no early in libel!- career. What
would they do in case we went to
111112
.4.
Walter Young Eddy of" Greenwich
will have to do some good work in
his bout with Willie 0011111111 of
Bridgeport. on January 30th, if he
1.11111... to reinstate himself in the
good graces of Norwalk tight inns
Eddy got himself in “Dutch" the last
time ho appeared in Norwalk by us
1111: some shady tactics on Young
(‘1'11‘ 111' of Stamford. The Grecnwicb
own not up a good light 11-. that time
but did not crcato I very favorable
lmp' 9.1111011 on his audience.
of the one
.1 was expelled from the organization,
"1 ion that the signing of these players
-' then contracts, the club owners be-
11111111111111 1113111111 A
Willi!) lid! Midis W8 Willi
Ibanin Proving!!!“
STORES, Jan 22—411 the eleventh
week of the contest at Storrs
1111111 rendered a. very pleasing ver-
dict.
Sly 20 per cent. more eggs than in
the previous week out an even bum.
the Players Fratemity in the, cases
pl Ray Schslk of the Chicago White
81111 111111 Edgar Collins of the Buston
Braves, two members of the organ-
11.11.01. who have signed their con—
;tracts, has not yet been decided.
President. David L. Fultz of the tra-
ternity returned from Boston yester.
day, andsaid that at the meeting of;
the players there on Thursday niglit'
all the men who attended erpmssed
determination to stand out against
the club owners until the minor lea.
Sue requests were granted.
Bothof the players who have sign-
1'11 are members of the fraternity, but
I'icsident Fultz stated last night that
they did not. sign the pledge to with-
bold from signing their contracts.
'l‘ln'il' cones are different from that
of [lorry Splice of the Statute, who
pending period last year, or a. total
at 2.052 for the west The bred:
is still a little in favor of the heavy
breeds. The Plynioutb Rocks, Wynn,
dottes, Reds, and Orpiugtons consti-
tutes 55 per cent of the hens enter-i
ed in the. contest, but they laid-lust
week a 11111.. over 60 per cent. of the
1111,21 wheil'31s the Leghorns and;
Canipincs making up 45 per cent. oi
:113 number of hens laid 11 little less
mun ~10 per cent; of the yield.
Barring first place the race for
weekly honors was very much closer
than in the tenth week. A. P. Rob-
inson‘s pen of White Leghorns from
Calvcrton. N. Y., were an easy lirst
W‘lh a yield of 47 eggs. Obcd G
Knight's While Wyandotteu from
lhidgcton. R. I. and Jacob E. Jan-
'wn'n Rhoda island Rode from North.
Haven, tied for second place withl
time that all the fraternity members 41 eggs each A W Rumery's
M” .1111 “n 1111111 w‘“ 1111 “1'“ “M I11110111.» Island Reds from Danvlllc, N.
it was learned yesterday that none; li., came in for Ybixd place with 11
n! the major league club owners i"‘j,yield of 39 eggs and A. L1Muiloy’s
thinking seriously of closing up “1111me Wynndoties from Watqrbury
Mflw’ even it the player,. do carry out Allen's Reds from NeWport, it
through their throat. The inugnntesil.’ tied for fourth place with 38 eggs
shy that they can start the ”"0“.1111111'111115 it can be seen that the
with the players who will break the Reds and Wyandottes bloke about
ranks of the. fraternity. together with oven While Wyandotte No 200 and
”0mm“; young players whom they White Leghorn No 727 were the only
will be able to sign through flutter 'two hens out of the entire thousand
5111: inducements. Many of the club that were able m lay an egg every
twin-rs believe that minor league day during the week
[numbers of the fraternity. Will jump; 'lwo owners of pens from Rhoda
{11.1. the chance to play in the majoriésmnd namely. Obed G. Knight of
1 text: 111:». if 3'1 is offered to them Btidseton and Joseph Moreno of
1 “9m!“ orgunliullons, such “5 “8° ll 111111111 Luke were at Storm during
:I‘lnyrru' Fruicrmlr and 1111‘, “nd 0' the week to inspect their birds nndl
1111111111 do not go hand in band 1. ”W the contest plant in general. Among
,8121111111“; John 13. Foster of “mimher “mm”; were Deputy Highway
.ns Sallee, Fultz said, was about the
players to sign his name to the
111111119.
. Thr- club owners are of the 11111111
111111115 the beginning of the break in}
«he fraternity. Even if the players
who 1113111111 the contractdo not sign
“and that is the
l
‘ .
1' ' 1 “The miracle man of tooth, ‘
Just what action will be taken by WM” 20 Per “It-ME”. 9.115
theiy
They succeeded in laying near-i
dreu eggs more than 111 the cone»; mind came back to Neill.
‘lou'crt of boxing, and 11111111111112.1311 of
the sport the country over, have'not
lfuliy remvered from 111.. shock
and will be mady to give metropoli-
tan fans more displays of his ability
_._...__,. WM.--“
L
conveyed by the news
10111112 knockout victory registered “hm“: "Emma"
0,0,. Johnny Dundee by Willie Jack ; 11.111011 why the present Movement by
.1011 11'. heretofore little known 11111111 tlu “"8“; will "0‘ ““9“" Secret
of 1111 Bronx To ”n v”, majortty' AMICUCB have killed athletics before
of followers of ring doings it was and will do it 11311111. The basis of
inconceivable that the unusual little hiblgilcs is individual competition, in
,Iialisn boxer, who has been regarded 11ll:1t1 superiox talent is always su-
favorably on a leading contender for $111911 11. Just as soon as athletes form
Freddie Webb's championship title,_ 'scclet organizations the public i111
could be knocked 08 his foot much nt'diately becomes suspicious,
1.355 sent down for the fatal ten-sec- Vicars ago the bicycle riders form-
and count. None the more w” it we 1 1'11 1: secret organization and it killed‘
pooled that Jncgkuon, who. to use the sport. There have been numerous
[mg parlance. was looked upon me crises where secret societies have
1111 11 "set-up.” could cure the tireless 1.111111 athletics in colleges“ Players
Dundee 11 real hard engagement. have got to be open and uboveboard»
'l‘hc result of the. contest furnished ““1 the public which supports me
boxing followers the biggest surprise $111.9 Any suggestion 0‘ secrecy and!
they have had in 1.1.1... yam-n, ospecl- °”."““'“””“ W8“ collusion andi
ally since Dundee had managed to 11111111.): m: ”$3 of competition
11211.1 up his end in bouts against the ‘dlviduaanlloxeand 13:? 13mm}:
lending contenders for\tltul11r honors the spirit of «111.112.111on bich now
11‘. the countrywincluding Benny Leo-
'unr.d Charlie White, the Chicagoio n 11.11115911- the game so attractive.
whose- nbilliy as a knockout has guin-
cd 111111 prontinencc; Joe Welling,
pnolhcr 1111de son. ‘howovcr. should , '-
go all the glory accorded to 11 Helen, Eddie McMahon matchmaker of the
for his accomplishment was by no Empire A 0.111 Harlem, has made
on an a finite 01' chance (file. This 13.1111 odor of $1, 000 to Irish Pulsy Cline
:uimu‘ted by both Dundee and his {1111 Harlem lightweight ,lor a. ten-
mar ngsr, Scotty Monicith, neither oil round bout with Willie Jackson, Dun-
11110111 has triéd to detract from the dee' ‘1 conductor. The offer was turn-
.1l01y of" the Bronx boxers achieve- ed down by Willie McDonald, man-
“a” ”-
391,000 NOT ENOUGH FOR PAIBY.
merit their only desire now being to user of Cline who insisted that be he
get Jackson again into the ring With allowed 80- per cent. of the gross re-
the popular Italian. --"ooipt8. ‘ ‘ K. 5
,9‘.
Commissioner Saunders from Hart-
1010, Roy S 131111121, Providence, R.
l, and N. S Stevens, East Cannon. [3'
the principal varieties are as follow:
Pen Barred Plymouth Rocks.
4' Jules F. Francois, West Hamp-
ton. Bench, L. l ............. 320
6 Enirlleld Poultry l-‘urmu,8horl
runs, 11. .11.. .281)!
8 Roman Schafl,Fi121villian1.N. ‘"
H. ................ . ...... 188:
White Wyandottea. ' i
ld—llerryihouglit Farm. Coluni ‘,
bin ............... ‘ ........ 3 25;
”2721'
l
................ ..246l
Rhoda 11mm 11:111. 1
110 Jacob E. Jensen, Noltb 1111111211298!
37- n-Hlliview Poultry Farm, Si. Al 1
_ \bans, v1 ..... ......... 281
ill—George W. Harris, Westport 258
Whltd ,uoghomo. »
73~A._ P. Robinson. Calverton, ’
N. Y. ............... S ..... 402.
10111111011 Poultry Yards. Suf-
field ........... . . . ........ 372
82" Clifford l. Stoddard, Wood.
bridge ...3 ........... .....345‘
171-11. L. Mullo', Waterbury.
"_l lirarmun Farm Westrllie, N.
H.
Miscellaneous.
:il—{lloyes , & Sullivan .(Bui’t' Wy- \
ondottesl, Hartford
13—«Kbabaw Farms (Buff Rocks).
,Granby ....... l. . . ....... 1 .302
54~--—0be(l G. Knight (“'hite Orp-
,Aingtons), Bridgeton, R. 1.. .257
:J-mmy Storey’s Good Gill
3 .-
31.11an to his credit: P
~: ...... 30.1 '
Mill iii) Milt
" i‘iiliiifitf
what T111 Jones head coach a;
\ear’s football team ill-S to!!!“
fuhc d' .11.. :' of the team ml 150.
(ion in New York Saturdgy W
S Curtis of the m If”,
acted as toatitmnster.1n
of Coach Jones. Curtis and
“You have cheated t‘ '
its leader. Why? M
£11.11 with the old spirit. 11.
bowled“ and a into M
actor. All all for the ’
Loud and long worn tho
the big dining room so
the members 11! the m
stood on their chain in
the call of the totem
one of the men was 11M
and show himself to tho
Captain Black‘was cheat-org
0111' again, also Joe Norma.
Liar half back. who was the
to More a touchdown 115111111;
\urd team in eight years.
Vance McCormick was on
. ,11 alter?" McCormick 111111
1 1c little time he put in with
untice during the past you.
that his official duties bad ’5
him. He paid great Militia?
coaching staff and the
which came to Yale, with”
of Ted 1011“.
Walter Camp, Brink 1..
.Swan and Johnny Ki!
spoke to the team and the ,
ivrfinite stops towgrd tho
of 1 "Y" club for all 11W”.
2‘1" have been taken. It"
bounced. A committee TM
formed consisting of the
graduates: George Am, .
Adec boathouoe: 13111111 . “
William Greenwoy, life!
John B. Kiipntrick. Thig-
wdi report to the universii} '
ricncemrni Monday this
After the dinner all the I, '
jumped to the Century
1'nllc1 graduates returned
cuily this morning. The d .
li'u‘ biggest celebration
Nils Victory Materil‘
NEW YORK, Jan. 21.411111
.111'311111iwruity basket. hit!
left «ted the Brooklyn POM
v11-i'1uic five Saturday ill
(«11-11151 to 13 on 1.113.381
Inllllii The N Y. I].
v: 1km! together well, and" l; ‘ ‘
111,.- or Storey and Vanderooe?" '
home contingent had 11111121119
‘lin \‘iolct's cvsrwhohnlng _.
'lhr: first huh” cndedwith
l‘ passers leading by n lie
to 8 The final half was 11
:1 trunnion of the warmth)
jthe N Y. U. team ploy) _
5:111 11111110, and scoring amt
Teddy (John, the N. Y. ,
111 hi. usual good gum and
H111 scoring mwitb 11 ll '
Brooklyn aggregation
Scoring ..6 of his 11111111 I
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Waite C. Hoyt, 11-year. ..
lyn High school pitcher _
commission. The Hurt!
been contesting the it
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