Bl‘iilllil’illiiI
>. ... II 9 I I“’ . '
WWJ.WIE him in!
§ _ so is .Strengthaitd
by concur; finding
A3;li:’i§?,i\i Y. M. $.—81rengtn—
only; thfip‘ositiou oi the governor.
snd’ihosélwlm are deinandiliti lhé wt
peaigof thévhoxiug law Coroner Warren
5. fihsiilgmot Albany, hssiounzl that;
the' rules of the State Athletic (ion.
mission requiring examination of
lighters by a licensed physician be-
fore: they enter the ring were not
comIIljed with here on Mondav ni hi.
wheI _1I listing McDonald was it'll-3" in
rst‘ few minutes of an exhibiti'n
7 the National Sporting Plub,
. John-Franny, one of the Slate
Cominissioners, attended .lhrou'zhout‘
the levelling. The seven men bold;
uncouth
seven bird reservations are maint
ed by the Biological Survey, Us”,
State Department of Agriculture.
mammal
Montana Bison Range, the Wind C
Game Preserve. infiouth Dakota,
Niohrara lieservitiou
the Elk Refuge in Wyoming and the
Suilys Hill Game Preser
ballots.
-_ ‘tts .
. duo. I
0%le
Five his game preserves ends" .I
reservations include
t be
in Nebraska,
ve in North
was in—
The Nisbrara ReserVntion
for {his death, including McDonald’s tcnded as a bird reserve, but has been i
iipponent, his
reminds. the referee. stocked with biggame and is at pres
and EIoffiCers or the club. were yester. cut maintained chiefly for buffalo and.
day discharged from hail.
“llflnd no act of criminality." reads the chief of the Biological Survey,
ot‘ Coroner ilrslinzs just issued.
the. gdocision
‘tsufiicicnt to justifv mo in holding‘
these, participants in the fight.
does‘ appear. however. that the p‘wsi L“
cal mammal“! prescribed by the. tahllshmcnt a few years ago, says;
the report and now include 207 heatht ,
Ior morn than a third of all the but-l '1'}: H :l
t‘alo‘u‘bich now belong to inc nguInIi'.
miles or the Sta-ta Athletic ComeI
slouguns not made by n licensed phy-
sician]. This matter Ehrwld he hrcuc‘ii
to the attention of the. commiSSion forI
such action as it deems iirfip'W”
The nit-n had been cvamlned by a
medical school cradlinte not yet a"
mittgd to practice. and the post mcr
tent-oithe coroner‘s physician showed
that all of the dmd hoxer's oceans
were in normal condition. Commi“
“a?” Frauey was a witness at the
~1th cot.
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M’A’IULIFFE AND scone“ mu.
1;. 8E GREAT IiNG BOUT.
The bout for which he was booked
:in giihiladelphis next Monday night.
1:;is'j been called off by Young Mc-
‘AulI-iil‘c ot‘ Bridgeport. He was it
into: Johnny ano. in u sivround or
xitgt‘lllenl, but because of his engage-
znent to meet Knockout. Eggors in
this my next Thursday McAuliiic dc
IL‘EI!0ti_ notlgto‘lteep tho‘ Phlisdelphi»
dutch...fljhc clot-oi: boy will box Burnt
li'lliiims in. blew York tonight. on
he feels that he will need a i‘e‘l‘
days, resubei‘om tackling Eggers s‘
the .(pssinoghow.
Egsers-ulsothohardest wopponent M64 ‘
Anti-tic hot...met this season and the
scrap should prove it treat for Mr
~ guns. The New York boy is conside-
ul n headliner in the metrttrolltc
clubs so he should make Mac stc
:iivcly. The Si‘ll‘ivflmli of the E‘
12ml; A. 1’). show will have Al Ketche
and. Red Allen .in the points. Bo
local boys lmvc,thoir supporters whr
will, be "it the ringside to 'mnko
litll‘e noise.
Johnny Bonnet of Newark is WOI‘I
ing'uiut at: Levinsky’s camp“ [n.‘Stmt
lord {or his matclr with Johnn‘
Sharpe or this city. This will be a‘
eight-round affair. The bout betwee'
Pcrr-ex-‘Mnrtin of this city and Tom
my Files of New Haven should prov”
,.. bummer. 'I‘hcy gave thc‘ fans a
gl't‘iil time when they appeared :at ll
1th show at the Casino. ‘
ENRIGHT 'QUlTs FRATERNlTY
sucus YANKEE CONTRACT.
NEW YORK, Feb. 3.~~C‘ol. Ruppe'
president of the. Yankees. receiv'
thosigned contract from Pitcher En
wright yesterday, andIthe followlr
lclter: _
“lnclosed please find. my signer
icontract .for 1917. I wasn mcmbr
of {ht fraternity but could not set
where l had'uny cause. to strike. st
1 tendered my resignationas-a mom.
her-on Jan. 2.‘ If i thought the!”
icmity was right! would stick with
.it, but in this case I have viewed "ti
threatened strike from every angle
and cannot see it as many other play
crs do."
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Iwh' is st Fort Worth,
ctei ed by Fultz:
I New. York club."
g...
so . “I I‘
*5- FRANK BRINEGSSI.
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Fe
$3.!“le 167' V
telk, according to the annual report off .~.
be following letter from-Enwright
Tess, won rc
louse accept my resignation .iis a
.moniber or your organization. As yo
. know, “i/did not agree to refrain iror
signing for the 1917 season, and stir
carefully considering the entire and
‘tion 1 have decided to sign with tilt
is MATCHED'TO MIEE'
her-weights Will Box. for Ghan
nshlip‘ci N_e_w-,Haven on Nigl
February 16th in Elm City Clu'
w. nuns. Feb.'3.—.«Frtink Brir'
ndnfl‘ommi’ Shea, the two locr .
terweights; were -m’atched last t
i. to'gbox 15 rodnds at the St. Ctr
heatrc. on grand. avenue. on th
b incent item:
in the first three reservations men-i
notable increase since their es-i
ment. The clk number about loo «no!
the antciope til, mulling n total oil :
about in; head of the big game.
The number of bird
was increased during the your by thc;
addition of the Big Lake licsct'i’dllul‘si
in Arkansas. Sixty-seven I‘C‘St'ltil‘tlllil‘n.
are no“ maintaincd primarily for).
birds. The report urges the impor-|
tunes and IneCessity of retaining our
breeding grounds for water fowl sad: I
other‘ birds tracts
not specially valuable ior agr
purposes.
The arcs of m:
for breeding grounds is in
it is said, in comparison wth the ben-
efits which will accrue to the public
through the increase in our supply of
game birds.
l‘( serrations , i
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m-b loud necessary I
icultural
NATIONAL ASSOClATION‘ NOT
LlKELY TO DISBAND.
Secretary Farrell Shown Aqroement‘
“ Binding Until .19“
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Farrell secretary or the Nation“ Aa-
s-iclnilon of Professional Basebul
leagues, in a statement; last night.
.id there was no busts for a report
but the association might dissolve.
under certain contingencies resulting
com a strike of players. I
“Thc President of every minor
league. or his predecessor in omco,"‘
Mr. Farrell said. "attacked his signs.
ore to a. legally binding constitution:
ll agreement which will remain in
ice until 1931. An individual league.
‘icu'cvcr. may be granted permission
0 suspend operations- for the season.
‘1 it is deemed advisable by tho nu-
'lot nl- board. The report may have
won circulated because of this fact.”
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CLlNE OUTPOINTS ‘YOAKUM.
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NEW YORK, Feb. 3.——-Pntsy Cline
it this city defeated Stanl y Yoakum
wt Denver-do s ten-round outlier"
lust night, outpointing the western-
cr in every rbund. except the first,
which was even. Cline weighed '138
und ‘Yoakum 135. ‘
PINEHURST GOLF.
rmcno‘nsr; N. 0., Fab. 3.——Nor.
man lime“, l’hllndelpb
Henry NV. Seggemon, rEnglewood
seven up and six to play. and E. O.
Tiesll Uniontown, vdet‘eated Lee W.
Maxwell, New York, ore up,'in twen-
ty holes" in the semi-finals oi. the St.
Valentine‘s golf‘ tournament here'
yesterday.
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I writ ct tiny.
‘ them are lvsn A. Mayor, of Chicago.
nntmnul one mile champion: John W.
Over-ion, of Yale, nationslvond inter.
ichnmpton; A. D; Colby..juntpr __ns-
‘ ‘ ’ . ltionnlnnd NevinEuglaInd; chumpiong. “”3101”th table .15 s record-pi
* 'RN . N. v, Fob. n—«lolm I ,and .l'bbn'W.'R1n’n,.botln of one city..,- D comm 1mg“ am...
A‘IBL v n a ”D
i.
is, defeated .
c »» ‘.'.m,, .4
M‘PS.’
SCOUTS iN W‘iNTEfl CA
. . ops Sony.“ “is Oxygen-Th“
' Year Than Ever Before. I I
tout wicicls, realising the
. alflflnce of teaching boys how to
. n... wag-doors in. the. Winter
- rll as in the summer, have es-
i.".~'l.c-ti winter cnlrlps. Twelve flrst-‘I
. «mm: of Spokane, Washington.
> not during the Christmas vaca
umlw‘ the leadership
‘ , V of ScouliI
mm “we and 2t stsff‘o! assist-i
. high Rollin! professor
it... I
‘t‘: lhl- Foundry
'III'IIIII—‘i flames
of out-door sports. A
*z *i :as headquarters:
it ’3'» u i...
lope
lllljil’it'vll from scout to scout. 5.
.iw} pitcuntinn, although nobody; 1‘” r,» ””11!"qu or Christiana;
- l. t, - ~ 4.! I i ' \ i v , n
.r thump ”.1. mt. INor lk, last evening set a new rec- The ~9-
('i.it:';;:; lepm'is :1 -i-.cce.=s:fnl camp my it the mile skate "5 Should be it bowl from tho'
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:_,\
. t.
to p‘cvouinilo bike was’
i"
“3' t: ..‘ f‘li’ inf-at ruliti‘.‘.‘$chc.’t,.
. ‘Tt‘rlI‘. Woods hunter tasbel ter.
4...
mid-xi ‘l'c finishing touch to one:
i
warm-l n'rill E’Tlc GAMES.
rowan, rob. 3.”Aihlelcs of col-l
.- yes, clubs and schools of the cunt
:‘rd the middle west, including rcv- ‘
I""‘TcsII‘I-7II‘W‘so for this season, and out of this
0! land which are v'liultipiolls. are outfit-mi for the twang rutnlzcr have 3&8”an in downing
“1. national and
} mg‘hth unnuttl cumos oi the Boston,
Jillit‘iit‘ Association, to be held. in} films was lost to Du
,.
Tbe‘oihcr to Stamford.
..iignii‘icant,r ”drier. number more than four bun-l Mme“. were played on outside“
dicti. ‘
Meclumics‘ Building tonight.
'Iht Hunter mile will bring iogoth
or several strong runners. Among
.
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collegiate titlo holder st various long
distances: M. AnDevnnney. of New
link, nntlounl two-mile steeple chase
I All the races. rvomWoi-ty yards to _
mi : i‘cs, have strand entrants.
Tiim'c will bu numerous relay races ._ “MW "”15 41 461 7 y 128
botwrcn teams representing colleges Smolick _.u ‘49 6 17 lot
and clubs. mtmgan is 39 13 24 92.
”mm“... Ascrccsd 12 36 .5 I3 78
JAPANESE *ENNIS CHAMPlON :Hntlilim “.5. 15 18 1t) 48
. +0 PLAY. “Emmy ..Z 5 9 o 15 18
W Shechan -. 3 12 23 5‘ 26
NEW YORK. Fob. 3.~~lchlys Kumv Dusanek "g 9 3 ~ 3 21
aunt“, tho Jupanese tennis chumpior Meghan 1 1 o 1 ,2
is cxpccted to compete in the 191? Smith j" ._ 2 3 0 9 (i
Auuiicun championships tournament. ._ __ .. .— ~—
awording to word received by the No— ‘13 _ 314. ... 194, 104 522
iimml. Lawn Tennis Association. ..._..
liumapno‘pmvod the sonsntionoi the
593m" in this country last summer.
The Japanese rucquct expert has
been employed in s Toltlo bank since
he was graduated trout Koio Univ
varsity. He hopes to get a. leave
of absence neitt summer as he did a
year ago, when his playing in this
country earned him the honor of be-
ing, ranked live in the. list of Am-
encan stars. '
DETMLED A'SvYALE iNfiTHUGlYOR
NEW HAVEN, Feb. 3.—‘Captuiu W
C. P‘ctlcr, U. S. A., who wasmndor
oi the Second Battalion of the Yale"
Batteries in tho Tohyhannn oncampu
uncut last summer, has been detailed
as {:ssistunt instructor in the Yale
n H. "SI“ “m ‘cscwc officers training
corps. Cnptnln Pottergvas graduat-
ed lioni»Wost .Pomt in 1907 and from
‘ like r. chicken is
i he has started throw
WP m ‘ 11— fuel
.. .u... ill the rcqnire- n’tw
Merit badgfi i has
. ball in this city this summer.
Tim. unit‘s-or was untavorablefin 2:34 1.5
plagued the herds of Butl'alohnve shown up Hm get-(mm who rcgistercd camel I‘
in spilt“ of this. I
' « . . '»l.': was Cf‘e of the f-‘ILI v
Snow torts were built and: .l.c score of 4 to 3.
m‘” n
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rules.
I Opinions and- Gossip
ii
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i'l‘ark’s Pitts is running around
ith his head out 011.5
meet Chick Brown
latter’s injured amt.
ing a hint! sboutI
in; the local boy to meet. him in
arty-round go to a decision. Pitts
grown brave since he took that
S‘I'i‘e he cannot
bctauso or the
i hcating from Kuna a few weeks ago
7 *H
\M- wonder Who is
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in a herd tough mimiflar-
ard sewn won from Princeton's»-
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Blrirrn‘! ColdestIdny this win-
BY IRISH
going to play! lit‘lugtipol‘t during the windy month
ills-lie a bunch of Tunis from here or
room}: to watch him perform.
making it I too trust this summer he
{lat-k of ice.
M
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1 their shirt. sleeves.
Jock-Dempsey was in Bridgeport
yesuruay trying; to match Battling
hunz with Young Dundee. Owing to
the [act that Jack was unable to
connect with Dundee's manager, the
hutch could not be arranged. it will]
{rolls
in in
inns tum,
i scraper Hastings So Decides to Case I
of McDonald Ii ding l
.kLBANY, N. Y., Feb. 3:» No act oi
:.i'l!1lill{iiu‘¥ was committed in con- .
portion" with the boxing bout here.I
incsu'ay night in which Stephen ’1‘.i
bu, though, in the. near future. McDonald wasfitilled by a blow nuderI
‘ .. _ the .heart delivered by William“
Vi'lilie Hoppe will give'one of hisI ('l‘cddy) Hicks, L-omner Warren S.I
clever exhibitions of billiards ininIIIIIIngs decided after an inquest:
at
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cause of the
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wiiflamm w‘II‘ ”'le a meal“
on lowedflernoon.
An: yet some tools go fiMt. .
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Weren’t t .
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SCREEN Still I
H
I'hnth llreyfuss and chnson, in thc
“RI‘UIIIHI lineup. NOIWRII‘ WI’III‘I MI Illsli' a dozen witnesses testidodi‘
.ihrrnl to no at too speed. but it lsIg ‘M, McDonald was in cxcellcnt phy‘i chillg; ‘
,doubiful It Danbury would he MINI bii‘itl conditionI just before the hunt: I“ ‘1‘“ P“ ”I ”1
i danmflus on the onense. With Hahn” Tm, mm “mu
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r: W . s:
"I“ ‘ ”"i‘mflltlivsmcd. This 1...-
chorer
tier bail on :1 charge of manslaughter
in the second degree. '
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The coroner found, however. ihatIHbilm-
i fir. A. H. “'lic
-.\:;i:nincd Mcllonn
1-l the rin” ‘
cut
illhcucll 2t graduate offl
FT‘fvnyI-f'... . ., .. . -
mtg-laws. “$23“. li'tli'd [trill‘l-t‘dl on,
oi the state fitfileu'q m“ ‘ .. I ’ . I it" if“ victim, 50
_ .I “~,‘fi."\1nu,j;;ffl ,u. - ,4... ~.. Q - 1 ' '
ch consideration its it was! Raw.“ ~ 7. . ~ I» bite out tip
or ”I II tij is.“ I‘ in
u
b
of the McDonald—2
Nr-iu‘slk has way“; sixteen sweat and Von Gui in the Danbury lineup,l ”‘0“,th “.3? an important facial-l
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their opponents fourteen times. OneI:
sis-w. and no,
Both ot mm;
‘s. in u not, and under tensile:
i
.g. ky” Colder leads-ills local play-I
ers in scoring, mostly because of his!
"ECU” ‘8 3 all ”do“ 0' "19 armory, the local mm»; January 28. according to omclal all-t
'oul shooting sbilltlos.
closely iollbwod by Mike Swatch; ugvnient has taken every means Mi.
nlu Jerry Harrison is running third.‘ its disposal to prayide seating accom-
iloimuu, the latest llnd chute Nor-
,wulk crew. is lost becoming-n strong
iconieudor for the highest honors.
Games li‘leld ram Ennis Total
Played Goals Gofils Com.
Upon studying-r up the old’ dope
shoot on Monday's game; one can see
that it there. is an: advantage one
way or tho other, said advantage lies
with Norwslk; inasmuch as the locals
will be playing'on tholr‘home court.
and.under"mles governing independ
ent basketball. Dlnbury. on the oth-r
er hand; will belihaudicopped to a
ccr'nin extent‘by this style. ot.pioy,
the. same as Norwslk was handicapp-
ed in the first. Dubury‘ game this
season. Furthermore. News": will
place the, same team. on tho tioosMoni
.duy evening as has represented. this
city all season. The teamwork of
the local quintet-is“ not underestimat-
ed. even-thy ‘thosowtauIs-who do not
31th the locals. strong enough. to
cope with, tongue teams. Dsnbury
even two strangers in her lineup. to
. st. ..\.. ct sort thiey i.
3.,—
,havo the ghost oh‘sshow; leIth
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lot the armory, and those chairs will
must necessarily place one. it" not
livcmnlk should put the game awoy:
Norwalk disposed of the Reading
team. and the results of the Reading
ungregation‘s games in Danbury and
liritir-cport. hns instilled . confidence
in the Norwalk team, and in Norwalk
supporters.
4....
imitations tor' the huge crowd which
is expected to attend the menthos
watfl-Danbnry contest in Norwalk.
Monday night. Tilt-extra seats have
been placed in the hull bemeon'ths
reserved and the blencher seats. A
row has been modules each side
he coldIus rush seats. the some on
the bleachers. Resorved seats were
entirely sold obt at all ticket air-moles
yesterday noon, and since that time
many applications have been turned
lawn. From all appearances, mm or
he b.5335! crowds that. has ever at-
tcndod u luskotbnll me in this! city
will be yrcrcnt Monday night.
+—
Jnst who will play with the Dan.
bury lcnm Monday evening is a mat.
tor of much speculation; Four reign.
lor players canbe named without
much didlculty. but the fifth man is
a insular "masked star-rel.” ll Dun-
bury uses the sonic team with which
site was represented in the league;
the players will be Norman. Hahn.
lmonsrd, Roach. and an unknown
The wise ones declare Dreyiuss to
he the fifth. man, but. whether the
'Munhattnn Marvel" will line up with
tho Hatters or not, cannot be delin-
in influencing Gove‘nor Whitman to
with casc. The easy manner in which “m, that legalized boxing be shun-t tiv
(toned in this state. i
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chLLEs wouuoeo}
CHAMPIQN
m. BA'ITLE. _ ,
TORONTO, Feb. 3.-Lieutenant,
iii-bert~“l30b’.' Dibble, former and un-i
idetcated American «and Canadian} uith nerves leading from and
B.V adding an extra row of seats on‘ scuiicr. was wounded in action on spinal cord and so to the“ b
liOlllKHlli’lnt made. today. Dibble was
one u“ the best single scullars‘ de-
velot ed in Canada in recent years
and at various points in his rowing
career ‘won many junior and senior
«championship. honors at regattas in
all sections otCsnsds and the Sissies-
Dibble wus‘n competitor [or the
liiumond Scotland the last Henley
regatta. hold in England. July 4, 1914,
hemi- defeated in (incur1 the prelimi-
nary hcnts. When lie.enlisted.-wlth
the Canadian contingent more than
a year ago, he was a member or the
PM Rowing Club of this city.
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RED SOX OWNER PAID ONLYi
THREE MEN OVER $5.0“). l
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is thrown on the loud coutroversxesz
big league ball clubs by a statement
short time since a list of figures'pur-
porting to aggregate closely the. pay-
rolls of {he dinerent big league clubs
found its way into print. This list.
credited the Red Sex with an expennc
of $115,000 in the Way of players‘
salaries. However the statement
referred to above has it that. only
three members ‘bl the 1916 club drew
more than $5,000.
A few players possibly as many as
Etour,‘ had contracts for that. amt.
itely said. It is also possible. and
form in Norwalk.
EARLY 03$. OF TOBACCOQ.
anus—-
‘lumbus discovered ‘ America.
has indeed been rumored, that Walt-
er chnson will sport a Daubury unir
The indications are that thence}!-
can indium were the first to use to-
bacco; they 'Were using it when Co
= hours, while the rest rostrum, 82.500
to $3,500. Carrigsn was supposed
to draw something‘like $10,000, Venn
Gregg had a document calling for-
36,00_l), and Dick Hobiitzel'is supposa
ed‘ to have‘obtsined shout the same.
(‘onceding that asansny as four draw
$5,000 each, sad that.» the remaining
eighteen playersj... averaged $3,000
nos.
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‘ lens at Eden... ..-. Hay:
Ill! 0119 (2."
‘ fevers. seconds. if the. blow“;
18.0 yesterday. He subsequently dis, chin be not. too hard it often I
. ed Hicks and six other men. ln-i IIIII5I i“ III'III’IIIIg IObIIISIIaIIOI“ '0:
(luding ofllcers of the sporting clubj I‘e‘I’IM' a vague dizziness
which staged the bout and secondst I—Ia‘II‘d by I‘ “my"? ”I ”“ng
[of the principals, who had been un-I “MI-‘- CORHIIQI“ mass M 0°“
mass is rare, but the stunning
clrr. the Dlil'siciuu who "I” “MI“ II‘“ “‘I*“"“‘ i-‘i OGiliiiihSII
ld before he enter-i Wu it“ it‘- S‘l [Willi-'7‘“ by the 5h!“
‘ Mir in n. uuuhix: to more bct‘o
4 iciosmzcd m tircnl college and pos—‘Z 3““ fl” “10-"
NEW YORK, Feb. 3.—Some lighti ‘
of tho day on the large psyrolis °II=.
just published in a Boston paper. A1
‘luv: on the chin'hsn tins-n
. each. the. year's phyrolldid not: reach _ -
on Fighya‘a-Says Sci;
ocw ... .....-t mfgerouo"
iling Today. I
llsnlito’ tromIIn.»
three pluccsr—in‘
in ‘tus ,... LiI the stomach;
lmx'cr jaw. The: laitcr'is‘m'
usual. 'lbis sends its winnings.
like 31: hurt mass; the legs
sustain the ucighi of the My
arms drop: the whole hodylé‘
stoic of units; so that often
Le blurring or ow right are so
IIIII“ Iii—1"“? is often m
t.
s
*2?
re
C .
tit 14; M ”in “ml-$30k:
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generally hill the frog:
Net Mark of N!
Tho reasomfor this pencil
eness is that lint blow: aimed
at great and highly imam I I
work of ncrvcs called thou.»
us. This is situated bchlh I
och it is really a vast- _
nerves. of the sympathetic >
“inch on the one hand are I
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on the other hand branchesti
the. vital organs situated. in this“
I oi the abdomen. Tho'b
lyzes, this mass of nerves an
puts the central nervous m
cl business. ‘
The general theory among
clans as to the working of. the
out on the. chin is that it sch!
cc: i‘bllll commotion through: '
den and violent displacing: I
samen of Paris has. publishedc
icrtsiiog stTidy of this-bio . ‘
silccls. in which he advance
_~ that. racots the apt .
such specialists in nervous» I .,
.s l’toi‘. liskinskl and of may?” .. I
clans who also are boxers.
Only Blow. on tho Chin
it the knockout. wen» duo
thzturbcncc of tho ccrebrulill’iii' I
any blow on tho lmndougbt‘w
it. But this is not the case,
S-.iucn believes i“. fs until I
mines, nausea
ILI it, _,.~ .1. .
and dizzin 3‘.
riuti: oi the inner ear; The.
:ikcs hard upon the thin.
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