111mm
nonunion. drun from water-I
11...: .11.: qua-J experiment mightI
«1| ltl'mri‘tr ill. ~11»! stout boomed
l-niglat in New York Policemen
- ho r-LihaISI 11'. the Swan satiny
1111:1112 will daitlop into prize fight-I
(11‘s.
'i'lii.~ is lilo opinion of no less an}
tutliotliy than “A1" McCoy, middle-I
wright champion, who, with 0111'
dainty Mrs. “Al," ate a meal with
tin- 1ookics at No. 49 Lafayette strueet
New York. McCoy added:
"'l‘licsc meals are like those on
1111111 )1 1 train, It's the ideal diet for!
:-ny one who wishes to enter the ring; 3
{in fact, I intend to follow 'tl1esc
111111111: in training for theLes Darcy
boat. The condition of the thirteen)
1 with ‘1 hole pioves what' say
'Ain Goldman and I used to spar!
1101111 in Scranton, Pa., not so longI
.-- no His two weeks of health dictI‘
haw impiov cd him 50 per cent phy- :
Evci'y ounce of fat is gone,
and hc sccms to be quicker an idol
1‘. cl than in the old days:
Mrs. Mcf‘oy declared any housewife
iI‘UI'] cook such meals. And Mrs.
Mct‘oy, having cook-“d the al'ini-
mutant locals that immediately pre-
all why.
wdc .. championship fight, should
JiltT-W.»
'iin- mcal in oucstion containcd
l (‘IIII 1.:1i111 ion and cost 9 cents. it con-
.s1s1'u. of crcttmod oysters on toast
l'ni'lioi llousc rolls, stowed witchos
with raisins and ion. The mid-day
infill, costing hilt iI cunts, consisted
4-1 tolicd steak, mashcd potatocs,
:.-r.i1am bread, butmr, chocolate ice
. roam and tea.
An oxpose of lnctlnnlstrz‘t’cticed by
', 1'“- rcstaurants was made by H1111-
mbnl Vcss'zoy Parsons, the negro
cock. Parsons oxprossod indignation
:11 charging $1.50 for locals which he
dispensed for 8 cents.
“it's not that it costs them any
more to buy tho stuff," ho. added. “No
1-.1h! They've got 11 system in those
Tinccs that. uscsIciery calory, dead
alive, no .inatlcr how long they
luiic to kcep II.”
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CONE-3N WILL BOX BROWN
FEBRUARY 8.
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liming fans all over Connecticut
111ml intcrcslcti in the coming
inc-cling betwccn Chic Brown of New
,‘ttm'm and Harry Condon of Brook-
lyn, which is scheduled to take place
at. the New Haven Arena on Thurs-
..:'.1;.' night. February 8. This boutI
will bcfi ono of 12 rounds and is the
:~'..'1r bout at the big show to be run
111' tho Arena A. t'., tin.~ club that
.~ii.{.(‘t! tho rcccnt Brown-Hartley bat-
tic
Blown is in line shape. His injur—
(J: arm has mended and the young
Iollou has boon walking out for two
11'cchs and working undor the instruc-
ition oi Battling chlnsky in Strat-
t'otd. Lovinsky has 'taught Brown
113w to hit to a better advantage and
rxpccts that (‘hick will beat Condon
on February 8.
Nut Haven boxing fans are -going
wild over the coming bout anti thc
big link which holds 6,000 peoplc i.
expected to be packed to the limit.
licsctvntions how been made for sov-
r-ral hundred seals already and many
_ or-i'rri' have been reccircd from out. of
I town parties.
'l‘int semifinal boat for this show
1' ill biing toutI ”then Harry Glenn of
iiiillgcpmt, formcr suturing partner
fir George Chaney. and Dave Mortar,
tho clover New York lightweight
'l‘ln'y are down for 10 rounds. (ilcnn
camc to Bridgeport front Baltimore
11 here 110 .tought many tough boys
and Its good record.
The preliminary bout. of six rounds
wid .bc announced at ailater date.
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JIGIOLF TOURNAMENT. To srhnm'
Izuosusr 20. 1
Tim national amateur
pious-hip tournament will
August 20.
A11 curlicr date had been suggested
but \\'._ C. Fownes; J12, announced to-
day that the week of August 20 has
bccn approved b1' the Executive cont-
11. tflt. of the United States Golf as-
sit-.iaU'Un
This is about thc some time as last
,1 '1'1,‘ when the tournament was held
«o'er-tho Mct'ion' Cricket club links
itcar Philadclphia tho first weak in;
' September;
golf cham-
begiu on
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1:1th HOBLITZEL T0 STAND
_ WITH FULTZ.
Announcement was made by Rich- I
ard'Hoblitzel, Boston American lit-stI
baseman, at his home at Barkershurg, I
W. \'a., Saturday night that he wouldv
stand by the Baseball Pluyars' Frn- I
gammy in 1111‘ to. demands)“ but ”1.1th
s opposwto an alliance oi the
‘11-ave out an i11tc11'icw in which hc'
about ltt pcr cont better baseball last
'Ill‘PIICl‘.
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IIIIIII IIIIIIS E
III III Willis;
The latest hall playcrs to return
Opinions
B_Y IRISH
and Gossip
I MIKE IN
,1l1ci1' contracts because ot a cut in
salon are Casey Stengcl Zach Wheat
Ianti Otto Miller of the Brooklyn team,
the team that won the National lea.-
uc ting last season. Stcngel receiv-
:d a contract from Charley Ebbetis
which calls fora reduction of $2,010
in the salary Wheat also has had
in is saiaiy reduuni $2 ,000 and neithei
pl1 will consult to sign under
thosc terms. Wheat, in a letter toa
Miami in Brooklyn a few days ago,II
saw; in- will rather remain idle and
mend the year on his farm in I’olo,I
Mo. than play for Ebbets under a re-
duccd salary. I
Otto Miiicr
'11iutc1' 1‘11
tonuecticut’s informal three, city
basin-than circuit. will be the means
-; IN”! 1'; (onuecticut basketball fans
,soo some of the greatest teams in the
door. l‘)’ in action this winter The
Iinanapeis ot‘ the Norwalk, Danbur)’.
land Bridgeport quintets have certain.
iiy put on a. 1110stplcasing card for
Ithc season. and their actions are
'he-tltlI) approved of by Norwalk
inns. Bridgeport and Danbuty fol
hours of the sport undoubtedly tool
some way.
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N. twaik baskctbsli fans were
I.11i' '-l'.tiiy ple'ased with the retereoing
WIIII IS IIIIIIIIIIIII° IIII-I'I it Tom Them in tho Norwaiit Knick-
IIIIIIIIIIIIII IIISI SIIIIIIIIIIyII'rbI-nkcr game last outing. Thorp
I kt ( 111' his business trom start to tin-
SIIIII IIIIII IIII WIII IIIPIIIII III IIIII IIOIIIIII :h. and he may always be depended
ot 11am to find his contract for 1917, .upon to giio both sides a square doal.
IIIIIIIII IIIII II IIIIIII IIII IIIIIIIIII IIIIII OII \& 1"1 this man on the floor an orbit
inst )t‘ill'. bOIIII-III a lncmbt'r of tho :1'1101 “1e Norwaik manngcmem l1ni~
1.111111“), ut seemed to hint he is ,w“ its patrons the best there 1.
111011 intcn-stctl in gettinv1 balk tth 111 ict‘crccing.a is well as 11 I”... turn
’mimy obtaincd last yczu than he lsI 1“: this cm, with U“, best 11“.“. 11.
in .1 play't'1s’ strike. ":3 ttball.
Last 111.11' that had his best your IIII II I
since joining the majors and Stooge!
also had a lino ycar.‘ Casey plavcd
1391'
31in
I "'1111' Fultz musthnvc a hard time
Ikwumg hack of those players who
1 lintl hucltcd over the traces of the
1.111111111ity and arc ready to sign up
If 1'1 the coming season Larry lioylo
'I It” rwolutlonlst from tho
I“ it dispatch from Baltimoro lincle‘ I III "I“ ‘
Fun: ranks.
W.ll.1o1't Robinson. 1nanagcr of tho-
liohins, last night issucd a statement!
in which he said that Ebbcts signs all
1’1I113'c1': and uses his own judgment in
the amount he desires to giro hisi
players, but hoped that Ebbcts willI
101 (1'11 anything.- to dissatisfy tltc play I
11's, as ltobbic believes he has a line,
chance to repeat this your.
unison than the year before. Both
are strong favorites with Brooklyn
f.1n:.1
lloiman put 1111.11 wonderful will.
las night, and tho crowd was with
him c1'cry minute. Nat is lost becom-
ing the idol of the local fans.
. "0—— _
"\‘cs" Brothcrton posed liko the;
izut line of defense under the Bossles'
basin-t last night, and it was low
Ithal not through the big follow when
lIIt' once made :1 grab at them.
4—-
Rplzctmors scaled in the “Quarry"
1.1»: (wooing, lived in a dolerlum o't
,"ity timind tltc thirty five minutes in
,11..1c.1 tho liossics wcre trounclng the
unfortunate Montauks.
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WINI 20 RIIIINB
BIIIIIS lit NEW YORK
NEW YORK, Jan. 23.-~Tht>1'c is
IIRIK of introducing a biii at AlbanyI
1 If l‘cppor \lzu'tln gets any more
to increase the length of bouts in pop m his fight-m the Miller will
this state from 10 to :10 iounlls, with MW unothcr “Mm,“ tor the “gm
:1 tcfa'rcc's decision, and just to mako
twiniil hclt claiming his attention.
lfc a mcrry one for tho ionislutors; .9...
who would do away with bob-tnilcd 'l'in' mum, oi‘ tho mmrep of Rum-
bouts. lhc New York (‘ivic Lcaguo in-I 1,1,“ lmttlc ot‘ lust. ”111m in “111ml."
loud; to introdncc a counter hill ask- a
in. for tho rcpenl of. tho law.
An nttcinpt to inrrcanc tltc lmiuth
of touts will be suro to attract tho
lccs of boring in this stain, and lhcy ‘ -
would ho Still‘t‘ to rally to thc support “it latcst casualty “I“ issuctl.
of any bill intcnded to sound thoI ~l111ws .111 uppiccinblo falling 0“ “II
death knot! of thc manly art of soil-1m.- number of British sportsuicn
“NU-5“ I . . I11 and woundod in action. but in-
Boning has prospcrod since the: .-u.iv1 the names of two famous ling--
making: olf‘thc law now in voguc.I iish miclcctors. Captain J W W.I
Thorn liat'c bocn a low unsatisfactoryi anon, klilcd. obtainé‘d his "Blue” for
content s. c:—' -pcciall1' whore grant. 1, ..:ul11idr-c and played in the uni var-
pins... ltnvc bccn guaranteed, but inI~1i .1 names against Oxfcnd in 1909
the main tho poor bouts havc bccnI and 1910 and also for thc Sussex
snowr-d undcr by listic situgglcs that ColinIy club. ‘
“'9” W1‘” WON-h While iloutcnnnt, W. W. Odoll, tho well-I
TIN“ 11nd “MI“ It has been sug l:'110\'11 Lciccster county cricketer,]
ccsltd that rotor .‘cn' decisions be 111- Inns hon—“oundod. Lloutcnunt it. I". '
lowrd, but the plan has always falleuI Bllt‘Ii pro1iously reportcd missing.
through simply because It 'as‘ but. now stated to have fallen. was;
thought host to let well enough alone... one of the keenest of sportsmen. 11"
Thcrc— has bent on endicss argument bliiliunt shot, and an exceptional 9&1
for and against the idea, and if tth pontnt of the art of wild fowling. I
bill to increase contests to 20 roundsI ("aptain R, A. B. Chancellor, dead
and :1, (incision, is actually introduced from wounds, was the famous Har-
in; Albany tongues will wag all the row cricketer who played against:
“'1 111.111 at Lord’s in 1911. I
finanm PETE".
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ENGLISH CRICKETERS ARE KILL-
ED IN BATTLE.
W
“Make a sorry showing.
, “611,: Roddy in New York on Saturday
, is sum of more boots in the molro—-'
it we are not mistaken, Leo MwI
tone the new Norwaik center is goI
lug to prove a great help this sea-
son, to the local quintet. Malone is
big mougb to get the jump on his;
opponent, without much ditflculty,I
.1114 he plays a strong game on theI
iioor. in taking them of! the not, the . .
New Yorker cxcells even "Big"l I“ one Of “19 fastest boxing exhibi- or out.
(iotii‘gt' Smith, who is consideicd a II on. “e" staged in ”‘I‘Ibuw' Bab.
iii-t artist at this form of play
lone'n league experience. will alsoI
tonic in handy when he runs upI III’I‘I' m9 Ansualian champion in “
against mick men as “Stretch" Hat'-
1 j, and Leonard. I
—O'-
tlmc tho gong sounded 'to the fluishI
ot Iach wand, went at each otbcrI!
111'1th hammer and tongs, taking and
in cxplaining the cut in players”: i11n-» each othcr t 1 “m b 111' n
a 1+ 1 c 1
iti'dl‘lt'h' fol' this ycai, Charles Eb- g ° r g"
11 says that it is mcrtly a return' 11 the Ctu>t§ of the light, neither man
.,. S . !
to itrtnal conditiomi Guess salaiics‘ was exhaustcd. in fact, both of them
'1reIab0ut thc only thing that will rc- “I” III‘I‘I‘I III” “NI III‘“ II ““5”“ ii”
I i1 1otnd: 1110 1.
turn to normal conditions, for 501110;I II I I II‘
Hum to conic. Fri most of us they;
mat-.11- went “bu". normal. lit. Neither was .1 bcatcn 1111111 at. the.
' .cno of tho. bout.l*‘1rc oi" the rounds'
Hercules isn‘t to be compurud with “""I" “NW“ Knnz captuicd tlnco of
irony Hertz in strength 'IIIU l'muainiug sessions, the third
Last night;
J ~ ,
licuny puihd over a four- by- t'our (.0ch 11111 and 11111111. .1 tits won honors in;
fourth and eighth. in sonic of
nor post in tin3 rind in Danbury. which III“
mouthing and waiting for the “on“: the lounds, the local champion came
1.. Nil." 10mm, beginning of his tight. to the front and tried to tic 111 the?
11111 ’l‘omnn White of itidgciicld. “III’II‘IIIIII‘ “II but IIIIII‘I' IIIqugII (1111.4
\ I.u1sluppl1il., 111.111.11, cd to squct-zc:
thnt. Stcngcl and Miilcr of 111.. ”I” 0‘ “II ‘IIIII‘HIIII‘
_l 1 i ' 1 . I
Brooklyn Dodgers have refused to i “‘32 IIIII "III”IIHIII IIII 1111;111:111, III"
sign Ihcir 1917 contracts, owing to 111 III’ “I IIIIIII II IIIIIIIIIIIII II III”
c.-I in salorics. With those titrcc. mcn IIIIIII'IIIIIIG IIIIII IIIIIIIWIII‘I IIIIIII ‘IIIIOIII‘II
0,“. of the 11111110, Brooklyn would‘ hill: a out. His strnlsht lott @111
tabs onco more did good work and
bothered tho forcigutr ilnuicnscly.
"illc local boy sccmcd unable to put
'lln 111911 shared honors lahly even-
I
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Among thc famous boxers who will
sac Battling K1111: moot liarlcm I'Id
die ta-uy will 0? Willic Jackson, thc "
boy who knocked out Young Dundcc. bIII IIIII IIIIIICIIIIII IIMIIIII IIIIIIII
toniy (auscd Hits to grunt
of Now York. .
I Tim Australian didnt do n thing
4.
‘but pound Kunzs nose. in every!
'l‘hc Ktiickcrbockors will play the
Bum Ribbons tonight in Colonial hall lIIIIIII‘II he IIIII‘II‘ “WI 11 M” dozem
BM, 9.591101! The Knicks hall tho "in tracks at it and in the third roundI
11.111 mg“. on ma Ribbons last your. bad it biccuinn. Homwi, as that
. 1.. Inuit. iit'cossnly 11ccassory to thc 11p-
pcnrancc of Kuuzs taco is ('t)ll|])0tiedl
of clustiq. all Pitts couhl do wasI
'to flatten it out.I it would scout from
his determined attacks on this organ
that he was trying to break it in
13111th Zip! Slam! What happened. "III" to ”I“ ”I“ I‘m“ “ha"IpIO“ out
(in that was only Young l)11ndcc.ot' “I III" game I
'hnhurr. knocking out llnitlingl A's. unuul Popper Martin, of Bridge-I
Mtkc of the same city. 1.11111 livco up to the spicy surname
ltlgktt'ti on him by enthusiastic light
Lilltl. Ho mot. Young Mandy. ot' ls‘cw
York. in all night. round session and
111.1119 the New Yorker sit up and take
not‘oc. Martin is certainly-11' clever
:boy on his foot. Ho danced around
.‘luntlay at will and hit him where he"
;'.oii'~'. ililly Jacob, who manages 1C. IIILIII'II'III' Th“ only bud fault IIIIII
0. liggcrs of New York, has soul 11' ‘II'IIIIII IIIIII IIIIII' nfiht Is IIIIII IIII
didn‘t hit hard enough. Mundy has
1-111I=1»n;'.o to McAullllo offering to,
i=11‘11 on the winner take all basis a .«iedgehammcr right, but. he was
unabll to use it last night. He lc etI
163.1015 was originally Intended as
.‘.lc.’\1.lit’io‘1r' opponent in Saturday-5 I ‘I "-‘I “In“ and time again, but “I“ r-
hout but Roddy was substituted by III" II'IIIItIIIIIIIIIIdIIIwIIIII,‘ way 1 u
.thc l"ail'mont A. C. nialchmaker.. IclI'IItlItIIoIt: “:YIlIIIIt: Maire-11,1111 0 I I
A large numboi of Bridgeport Milli. ‘ I
11.1. at the ringside when McAullll‘c II‘" 0”“ I“ I’“‘"‘“““”“ “m
11...; llcddv. r110 local bov had 11113 "‘3‘ Indeed “my “'9’“ "I" “I“ ”MI;
kinds of confidmtcc and wont rightI IIIIII'I‘I] tun“; (“an ID dud II IIIIIIK INII
c ' 'v
aftcr Roddy. It was the general opin- ‘ "II’I er oung 1m ee. 1
ion that. Mac corned honors in eirht than IhIIt‘II seconds nfte1 IIIII gongl
of the ten rounds. Roddy surprised ounded the little ltaiian was stretch-I 1
ed .1111 on his back sleeping. Mike
had: .put him there by a, tremendousl
”0-
H‘ngh Ross, the Bridgeport inlddlo-
’11'cigl1t. is getting a lot of praise
nowadays. Judging from his recent
tiai.t:. he is entitled to it.
M’AULIFFE oars MORE OFFERSI
BY DEFEATING REDD‘I.
nt'causo of his sucoona against Dat—
nlghi. Young MoAuliffo of Bridgeport,
Moduliffc .in the ninth by'his rushing
rattles but came back to form in 1
the lcntii. Matchmaker Billy Gibson “gm haymakcr III thajnw. Dundeei:
111113.50 please d with McAuliffc's show nowr knew what hit him, Battling.
12 that ho wants him to meet ReddyI I IM :0 or the dumb. til I.
again in tho near futurc. ‘ II soon III e gong 11g, IIOIIII
1‘ \V boys circled around feeling each 0th
.195,
M... w»—
.mmnlnloolonittms
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BIIIIING IIIJNZ SHIIIIS PIIIS
1131c bout was
Fil't) ofIFII
thc majority oi them have to do when ’
‘wo don't know
in loss ,
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Pepper Martin as Clever as Ever, Beats Young Manly
at New York Benny Hertz Comes Back, Dislocates
lousy White’ 11 Right thumb in Third Round
Mike rushed. Dundee gate
1.:1y,.<1ipped and tell He recovered?
Ma- l umz: 1111112.. t‘hnmpioll lightwcight 0ft Mike rushed again and swung aI otter 1.10m Ed Halm to play ill, _
Itoiun'ttlcut, slightly shaded (.‘lntrlieI thin to the jaw which lifted Dnn- Ilind. Eridantniiy McCourt 38m
don off Ibis feet and dropped him on
.‘;»UI 111111111 80. 30”! boys, from tththe floor of the ring He had to beI .1tie interstate league championing.
c'niricd off by his seconds.
in regard to Bonny Hcitz coming
back, he was surely thcro last night.
Matthmakcr Frank Scolilns didn’t do
a very good job in this scrap, for
Bonny was matched with Tommy
White ,of Ridgclicld. White had
three inches in reach and height on
Bonny, but was a child in the hands
of the local boy. in the first round
llcltz scared the
stalk. White stood frozen
like it
staluc holding out his loft arm with
7111‘ intcntion of stopping llcnny from'
'tisliinu.
and waded in. ‘
“to will havo to give the Ridge,
lipid to} credit for having a cracker-I
inc. lci‘t punch. Now and thcn dur
'in; the three rounds, he put it over.
bu to a boy who faces Kunz every
‘tlay, it was like being tickled by n
habV. ' in tho third round While
broil.» or dislocated his right thumb
and refused to continue the bout any
in: thcr.
Hortz is as strong as an ox. Least
enough strain behind his blows to do " ”I" II?“ “Ins think Before IMI cf 1“ have been made, but not I)!!!
\‘dumattt' Re hunk-l often enough I‘LI‘I “I‘II‘I “IIICI‘I‘fiI 0“ the ”we” ”I 1'91' conditions required tor 1'9wa
and his corner, Benny got so strong thali _ ,
ihc rulicd over the corner post and'
-"I' "1 was bcint: rcpnired.
llanbury was a drawing magnet
last evening. Fully two hundred
jomncyed to the hut city .by train:
:In.‘ automobilo from here and saw
the boxing exhibitions staged by the
Danbury Angelic club in Scit‘ert's
ur'nioly. ivory bout was good. and
without the flakes which occurred
the exhibitions, was as clean 11. bitI
of boxing as has been pulled off it
that city. IMntchmnkcr Frank Soot
'ius knows his business. He did
some pretty work when he matched
i"..i.. mid Kunz and somc morc Winn
ho pitted Popper Martin against
lilnt'dy. it was only 11 bit. of. luck
which caused Young Dundco t'
knock out Battling Mike. If it werc
not for that fortunate right, tho tight
fans would have seen some classy
snapping.
A huge crowd attended tho scrap
Tlicro was at ”least fifteen hundred
'in the armory. Bleachers were built
mound the ring. which, to say thc
lcasi made it much ::'.::':> (3.1:-ortablc
1' the fans than standing up as
they witness a tight bore.
“’11 don't. know just what sort of :1
micron we could call 1115 man who
was in the ring. last night. in fact
as he was a referee.
He acted like a wooden man. There
\\'(l‘(' tmore fouls 'commltted under
his roso than ever seen in this city.
,‘1. the Kunz—Pitts light, tho Austra-
ban didn’t: do a thing but shoulder
and ciboW Kim and during the
wmic ot‘ the scrap, the refeiee sep~
(Continued on Eleventh Page)
Ridgefield t‘orn- '
Hertz just brushed it \sldo,
delayed ten minutes
.
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1111111..
I
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not
Iii hint
Georgi: W. Moore, champion.
thl: 1111 ‘d at three—cushion comm
Iiidrds, will defend. his title.
ILtif‘iltr‘ ." llcCourt of Cleve.
toyle’s acaderu .1 in New Y_I
I'January 31, February 1 audit.
'ihc challenger, who "5 '
Yo.k last Wednesday to play.
lter- statordeague match with
I Otis, whom he defeabad 50 to &
Ia (Inference with the chain“.
tried to persuade him to undo
1111 at: Doyles. McCourt, who
Iilu the season of 1915-1018, 11651111”,
,11 outs championship from my,
I 1916 until September 27 at the 3“
rear He won it at Pittsburgh» hf
one point from Charles Ellis. [mm
much as it was optiodfivwith. hill!
wlu'tiier to defend his titla,dltrt§%
June, July and August, ho new
from playing in these manual":
thus held the championship:- ,
the summer. His first datenslflif
poiiunco resulted in a defeat hmnm
chl of Toledo. Heal had a.
,l>\[it"ll0n€9, for Moore took
chmipionship ttophy from him aim»
,ulo on November 8. 0n 131)me
I19, 20 and 21 at Doyle's, Athletic! ‘
()rc contostcd for the trophy and
11:15 teatcu by Moorc by a score 06
I 1511 to 128. .
I in addition to thc world’s chum»
vp11111hip, Memo holds tho mammoth -'
1i moor-d for a high run at. “inn “
Ilushlon. His r'ccoid of 15 has m
'quuilcd only by an amateur" JIM
Ifoitnancc. scorcd in a tournament“
I Argentina by Augusto Verges. Rm
1
ITO CLEAN UP CHICAGUS'
POLICE DEPARTMW
I
Mayor Thompson. o_§ China
has .1111: ouitcd as chief of
I irst Dcputy Herman I?. So"
ltlcr in placc of (.hicf Charms.
ilcalty, who was arrested?
bribery chartrcs after he 11an not
the ior.cc Chili Schuctticr
I1; < been on the Iorcc for
four years, announce
would bc a shake-up in.hi
partmcnt. He will proceed
cizcan up thc department. snvor
of whosc mctnbcrs were attest
along; with th ohicf on tho
of briberyaml conspiracy
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