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3 “LONDON, Feb 11)-—-‘i‘i1e names ofE

.. promlnent British sportsmen"I m synt w ”my
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11311911111 A 11. Close Brooks, hvhoE um.fi‘_T“ u“ I‘ll”—
,M died from wounds, obtained 1.1.1,? ”I“! HMS NI Mills lip
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the winning 'Calnbrldre boats of
E11 and 1872 and ten years ago the

 

1.01 he can do 11 decisively 1n tenE
rounds 111 the question. The twenty-
round route is Darcy’s distance, and,
he may 111111 11 a 1311 11111111111110 getE
harmedup to his real speed in ten‘
Idltnds.

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Frankie defeats lack Shatter, Who

 

rune with 11 great amount of interest,'
not because McCoy will be Darcy'sE 1,“;- Brown was at the boxing e11-
opponent, but because the publioE hibition 311119 Casino, Bridgeport,
want to see for itslf just how good 'thulfiday night “Chick" was with
the “idely heralded Australian isElliln. Lew remarked that exchaul1
mir- his maiden-«1111 through with the game. A which

 

” at Cambridge. His father was
lille Should?!» 1 irst 311111

151111 was bow car to D. C. R. Stuart’s
dflmke in the. splendid Cambridge
.ight that easily beat Oxford In
905 Captain Close Brooks was in

1111:11' YORK,.Feb. 10.4.1 McCoyE
[1111:1191 the most enviable reputation in
the world as 11 fighter. His pl'owness
the Cnmbrldge boat that beat Har- in lhl ring isn't dazzling enough toE
(ward over the Putnel’-M0Ytl8ke;llu1't anyono's eyesight. But Al hasE
urse."11~u1 quite 11 figure in the financial
1‘ 'The military cross has been award- “I" In fact, he is somewhat of a,
“1 to J- 3- "R091"- who “7"“ for bar when it comes to entlclng the
'flambridgevngaiust Oxford in 1909‘ emu-1 coin of the realm into the Mo
1011. Lieutenant K. G. 'Gll'nctt. Coy coffers. ‘
«who was in the winning Cambridge Prior to the arrival of Les Darcy

crew in "he last'boat race ,and J' B‘ in America, McCoy would have fallen

Kindersley, Who was 111 the Oxford (o'er himself to accept anything from
1110M m 1914, while I.Ieutenant—Ctp- ,1 001) “ ward for a "chum ionshi ..
:aal‘n w. H. v. lhlrel. I). s. 0., who ” ‘ 1‘ 1‘ 1‘

shuttle. He would have grasped of—
fers with reckless abandon. But
when he won asked to meet Darcy
he backed on the. 0111's. He demand-
ed $10,000 for his end and he held
out unlll he got it.
But Al. Hollered.

(111.111 11mm Browne, the promoter,

first offered Mot‘oy $5,000 for this

b a winner of the diamond sl'u‘ls.
1111 Major E. “Krone“, who Was
‘in the Cambridge. boat in 1906—0?-
bS and in the l'niversity eight tllui
opposed the Belgians in the 1908
Olympic games; are spec‘n‘W ren-
tuned in dispatches for brilliant ser-
'1... ' ices on the battlefield
Lieut'nf‘nt F. 0. ‘irl’l'l'n'l, pe-
'yiously leported as missing but now
istated to ‘mle f.','1‘.l1>n «as 11 pro"!-
ll "11ch of the Somerset
.ollnly Club. Sergeant Ben Johns,
Ellie famous threequnrlerhack of t“e
Neath Rugby Club, has been severe .
fl wounded and Eh: 111111119111 11’ “95‘, .1‘111" Pop lludoipl1-which is life“
London Hospital. A. F. Jami), 1111110111 (3mm. “Ellie—'echoed the words
j'lvell-kllo-wn oursman of the KEngRtnll',(f' his 1111151110,“; son. He. vowed that
Idlowing Club, has received from 11111111, 1,01. 81‘0“” not soil his‘mlltens
{hands 0' ”m m“? “E Ehm'lma the on Harm {01 one loss than $10,036.
,lllghest ‘lelllllllllill " 0’0“,“07 Vi hen it comes to pelsislency the Mo-
Michael the Brave-for brimiug (0,1 m lllu‘olps .nre .300 hitters
gown near l‘lraila 11 German two- “’1’ N, simply not to hand them credit
‘g'm'd battleplane, 1 int the fact remains that Darcy and
In1914,111lth'C WI. Stuart, Jacob m‘ m-mngr-l Tim OS‘dIlvan were
1 on tho senior: ‘DB'EES '1" Mario", "t instrumental 1» helping McCoy get
Metropolitan and Molescy rcg11ltus.E\\hm he demand. 11.
Lieutenant -.H 0.. 43121111111 killed E i‘urcy ll'gured that McCoy, being

*1 action, Was :1 fine footballer a (I i
10 Alllerlcan chamlion, was the vi
member” of the inlllous Blackhentb ' E l 1%

1 1' for Mendy. Browne thought that
'his olinlnal offer was quite liberal.
So did lhr’flslio public.

But Al. up and hollered, “Quit yer
liddin.‘ “'iltidll yllll think lam?"

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

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.‘llurriels Y'ul mun forifllim to 3111 in his flrft
"optnin H.11urdon, who lost 'b’s‘ minim lie thong “0 for “’0
'-le in a flying accident won "1‘ " '

in tho first plarc,'D111"cy “us told

lnior long jump, 1.0011111111111111“

d lives at Eton College.
19 won the Mum. N. «.m ,, 11.9 '."I' him. In the second place, Les

long jun“), cleanly-hr 20 {691:7 1.2 high. ‘10“. UN“ “I he could knock Off the
~:.. and played several times in the 'CEHWDEN‘ he would have 11 strong
liton eleven. 11111-11: to the world's title. and would
Other plomlnent sn-fll't'lmeu “0118- E H“ '1 his 11:11.1! to wealth in n jiffy.

molly mentioned by Sir Douglas Iiaigi- Merely Filling In,

for conspicuous sol'vlr'r-s .nr" ”u“, it made no difference to the Aug.
l'almeny. the late captain of the Sur- .unliau how the public might look on
rey County Cricket Club: the Hon, L.E1<t'oll 1'. match. And, for that matter,
it Tennyson, the Hampshire Count E'Ihn fight inns nil] i'ull, just because
'l'icketer: Lieutenant Colonel A. H. Ellie. want to see Darcy McCoy, so to
X Bouloy who holds the record I rEAp1 oh, is merely filling in

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

my cricket with 1111 lulllnr oi 4’32; 1111111: was umch “dangling 11ml flu-
pluin H. S Povniz -of the "omer- llrillg before 11.3111 and McCoy were
191 Countv Clioket C‘uh; Brigadier; finally matched. 'I‘Im O'Suiiivnn
General E W D Baird who “'0‘ “ME 11 ho is managing Dllrcv. was so enger
‘Sf. Ledger on Woolwindfl‘ and is 11' to gel Mc(' oy‘s name to a contract
member of the English donkey Club ,Ethat he offered $2, 500 out of Darcy‘s

(tomnlittee; Lieutenant 140“} WWE ' 111} If Browne would unto up a like
1101159, the famous [1010 player ”9'“ 11111111111 to raise the original $5 000 to
tenant Colonel (’1 now." who “011511 (01' s nmlre of $111 0011. sun
the Gibraltar rackets "Elfi‘“'_“""""”EProv-no. refused and Q'Slmlwn was
with R 11 13911303 in 190“ Lieuten on the 11111111 oi mulling up the

"nth E'C' 3' Gordon “1"" rop‘ngonmEEnmcunt himself Ewllilll Browne finally
Oxford against Cambridge»; 11'. but“ cup'tuhited _

in: 111 'E'EE'EQI'E" and 11011 tiho 13%? E Pthps Dulcv is correct in his be-
:E'5 E" :30" and “Edam? 2 Ru 1. .lief that he will eventually get more
Z'R‘EO'E ‘ Spicer, wm puyo g yi 1p1131tige out of meeting McCoy first,
101' Cambridge. .aealnnt mm” 111E 11. unless he shorts McCoy up in

1901 and 1902 and threw the bow “E
mm, 3‘ the university spo'ts in 1932.. their tell-round bout on ‘Mnrcb 5 he

-‘- 441 winning the event in 'l‘M:
"‘unta'ill F. C. F. Smith. who vo-l thsihmum 'w Ot'm'EE promoters.

run Maw“ and ”I" mm, ."M 3,,qu That Darcy can defeat McCoy is
lienvywelqht boxing in 1111“. Lieu masonably certain. But whether or
1111111111 Polnnnl J. .mvnm' who .1: 1
his Rugby “blue" at Carola-loco and
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with. That was 11 big sum of l1lon-‘

h 1 11 {that M000 01' would be soft picking‘

> match 1111s .1 possibility, but asserted

£11le not be considered .1 530.0011 nt_

letwren Kuhn and Brown was being

.nrranged for April, but it looks as

though everything must be off.
.4-

"Bill.” Perkins, manager of Bottling

Kuuz, is trying.hard to "arrange a

' El~‘.’1l(‘.h between ‘the champ and Red
'Allen, of Bridgeport, who defeated

Browne. Plans Bout for luck 26 E“ mm“, “mm. 1,, 11,. .Park
at Gudon~ final arrows clty.
Mrs Wliml

ALBANY, Feb. Ill—An agreement
for a ten-round boxing bout between
Jess Willard, world's heavyweight
champion, and Fred Fulton at Madison
Square Garden, New York, March 211,
conditional upon Fulton's victory over
Charley Weinert next Monduy llight,i
was announced here today by Grant'
Hugh Browne. of New York.

The announcement was made after feet tall.
11 licen'se'had been granted to the Our“

den Tower Corporation, the new low! ; . E
cos of Madison Square Garden. more W

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'bowl the Bankers.
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Definitions—The Dying Gaul-Jack

Sl-axkey when knocked out by Fran-

kie 'Ilurns last night in New York.

 

Mull goodness! going up, Univer-
r-lly of lows, has 11 football player, ll
Where's the ladder.

Browne said that virtually everything
had belrl arranged in connection with
the bout and 111111 the formal signing
of thsulgrecmrm 11 cold be held up un- "
til the conclusion of the Fulton-Weill

mt fight Mondnv night

 

center to fill the vacancy created by
1.1m Malone' 11. jump to the Scranton

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The license granted fir'ovtno and his unintet “:9 ..?.‘9r“a]r"‘ M, ‘1". w",
.. 1. 1. , n... ..
associutu is depqudent upon theirE" ‘ to "' "W
Smith. George is resting up from

meeting the objellions of the Attor- Id
llcy Gonerol's office to the terms of the game 3““ at m.“ M V“

the. lease of Madison Square Garden. probably accept “ 1°." on the Norwalk
Chairmen Frederick A. Wench of the WM“ " he W” coa'xed Eenough Wm
State Athletic Gommisslon and Nt-rwalk sign 0001311? We wens 1111E¢

BroWne conferred today with Deputy --O-- .1. ' . .
Attorney General 1111511011 E Lewis, 1 Monday night’s same at the armor!

. up the third man in the ring. Jack? '51“,

Just watch the

The gills’ basketball team of Mil-
‘m‘ high school defeated the girls In the sixth round of the bout be-
* ‘E‘ h- S Thursday afternoon. Tool twell Frankie Burns of Jersey City

114' Better luck next “[118, girls. and Jack Sharkey 0f the West Sid
"“ at 1hr Harlem SE. (‘., New York. last
bc1walk is noted for one 013118 in right it looked as if Burns, with 11
he boxing world. We have one ofE 3111113119 of rapid fire punches to the
he equities! referees that ever made: 1min, cleanly knocked shamey out.
the temperamental
'Shill'kEy'B right name is 6401131111
_+. ICurran—from a dying Gaul posture
The big league beams are about! 1111 11111 flour loudly groaned that he
1l'eady to start South for their train-1 had been fouled.
,ini; ramps. 'War won’t lnterl’erel Silarkoy’s handlers chambered into
'wlll. the game, the big magnateu the ring and carried the fallen glad-
cln'nl. 1111101' to his. corner. Referee illy
1 Moore refused to take the responsibil-
' ity of declaring whether Sharkey had
been hit low and lo 1he surprise of
the onlookers 'tlome stepped to ring
nnlll'm- ed: ’
E "The boy can have plenty of time
He says
2:61: willing to go on with it."

110 Siliti‘klt; lifter :1 rest went on
,lxil‘ll it 11111-12 ardlu, this time in the
En‘v'lh round Jar-ll: ul‘tn-r being wallop-

’2 led in the abdomen with 11 whole am-
COMPO LIFE GUARDS WIN. E l‘mlllfl. i . 1'11‘111 .1 ohmmeliikr'
The. Goulpo Life Gourds defeated. Infill and rights hoisted signals of die
the Questions last night in Nationul' liens and claimed "foul." Jack stood
Elldll, by the score of 28 to 21. Bill' «singing, with Burns wfusing to hit

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llalllin'g Klinl'. talks about arrang-
11 bout "with Johnny Dundee.
‘Crt’hut you want to do, get animated.
1311!?

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11 isn't so many years ago when
horse races were luu on Gregory
And Norwalk had quite

soul-1.- fast horses, too.

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n r” ’1‘ ' 1 ' continua

{Jones was easily the star of the even-E Llrn while making: the appeal; The
While casting about for a regular

‘lllg, possibly playing his best game' l'rr‘eree iglloi'oll it and ordered the
ol the season. The tall blonde was W1 1t Sider to light. Jock responded
evulywheio and during the final few with 11 \vlurln 1nd rally that scarcely

managemenlEE 111111111114 of play he caged three field 1011111 have been made by 11 lighter

Questions knew' 111111 held been struck low.

lliq 11,101., lilul the verdict been rendered It
1,111; was anOlllDlil‘llbll’ Tollos 11nd 1111qu have been awarded to Burns,
111111111111: two 111m 111.111» despite §barkurs two apparent

lllle St. Paul‘s team, of last year, “nulls" the. West Sider gave the Jer

v-(l trlnyod wondorlul teamwork. 1.11111 99111111111 11 hard battle and fought back

.401 Is before the
.Iuli ll11:y were up 11 ruin.

1. IL

AQuiul pluyod his usual steady gamoE WTEOUGEY-

lt guard 11nd droppin: lll six bask; “‘ ""‘ "*‘W ion round boutEJoo-

who pointed out that the loose did not i ought Eto be. one of the fastest c0“"1»111,'l‘lle' result of 11131 night's game Burmnn of Oblongo outpointed Young

lellc Commission law in that the 1111- E'” out of the lending. organization
that the Garden'- in the East. find will 111111112 the food

conform to the provisions of the Alb-E 101111 of the 111111011 The Jasper 11131:}?

pens did hElt. show

Tower Corporation is the owner 0111111) ball every 1111111111111 M 111113 (b 1.1. $1. Paul's boys' club of Norwalk.
burnt“! to live 1111- -t0 her reputation hlfcnterl thsAnswers by_tl1e score of

Madison Square Garden.

The law requires that the club. or
corporation conducting bouts must
show In its application for 11 license
that it is either the owner or the
lessee for at least one year of the pro-
lperly in which the exhibitions are to
be gm“ 1“ ”“5 ”“591 ”‘9 193‘” 9" Normtlk armory last Monday even
pel's provide for the. transfer of the “1112'. Inuofar as the Dunbury ”I'm
”own” '0 "‘9 Gdrd‘m Tm" con“ EWere concernod. We couldn't see them
""0“ 0" March ' "Eshluu very brightly.

Korwulk seems to he 'hoodoed this
1.1515011. on out~of~town courts Three
Champion Not Informed of Match homes have been dropped in Connec-

With Fulton But In Willing
' ilcut by the local aggregation out out
(311103110, loch, lO.—-li‘. as Grant slde courts. . 1'

Hugh Browne announced today, arti-

cles have been signed whereby Joe‘s '

Willard and FredEFulton will hurl box The Questions and 3'19 “Rm”; It“?
111;: gloves at each other some time in " "‘ M e M‘?
March, at least one-half of the throw 701" the EChamf‘onahlp of
log entry has mot yet been informed W1slport National Hail ‘3 M96
11s to his part in the mix-up. for the ”on time ”19 10081 19111118 1113mm.
announcement was 1111 news to Chain-'1
piou Jess He admitted that such a

of no game lost on the home court.

Th1» sporting Wlfier of Ithe Dunbury‘
New. speaks of the Danbury basket.
ball players 118 sterling stars. The air
mutt have been pretty thick at the

IT'S ALL NEWS TO WILLARD

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A WOMAN'S EXPERIENCE WITH
GRlPPE
that 11,. had not 1.31 been When a cough or cold "hangs on,"
that it was nrranged. 11nd 7°“ have aches and DEERE in your
E “If the promoter meets our terms, Joints and muscles, it is llkély that
and 11 the public shares 1111 01111111111 Krill?e '6 Mus hold of your system.
that Fulton is the logical contender ”3- J- A Rodger-11, Switzer, 8. 0.,
for the heavyweight title, then we will 5333: "i am susceptible to colds, of-

f h " Willard said after being fold “‘3 ending in While in this me I
oEngErowne' 11 statement m" found F019” Honey and 'l‘n'r 1E0

. ___ prevent doctor bills." This sterling
When making hot starch add a 1011- family remedy 109"“ the ililéxIn.

spoonful of land on
the iron on sticking.

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inflammation and mo. the ill- 111111-
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11: leS Questions
El..Jone11 ......... .Wood
Lof Forward.
il‘oodruth ..'........11'........ Toilet-

, Right F‘drwnrd
. W Jones ..... ll..Qulnn
‘: Center

11 11 will prevent “095 Irritation, altars scream and‘

gives each 11311111 one game, and tilt
third will be played next week in Na-
lfwlul hail. lo the preliminary game

gave 11 writing exhibition of the man-
1.1- all 111 1111: 1111. round 31111111111111
1:1 Billy Fltzslmmons and Benny Mc-
Cty' went six rounds in 11 «ll-”w 3"'1'“

:15 to 13 Meekin winning the game
11 y chains; one from under the basket
when playlnu on 1111 overtime period
The store had stood 13 to 13 up to

I this time Lineup 11nd score!

Dilworth 1.111111.
Right Guard - ‘
Stoheld ..... ...... 1.1}. Quinn
E , Left Guard ‘
l Held Gouls—“L. Jones, 3; Wood-
nth. 2' W; Jones, ‘;4 Dilworlh, 2;
St‘fle‘d, 3;jWood, 2; H. Quinn, 6;
Lane, 1; E. Quinn, 1. Fouls, Wood 1

 

 

E O’LEARY BEATS KID BLACK.

 

g'Shades Opponent In PIIU‘Bout- It
E Village A. 0

Arthur o‘heary. .11 brother of Young
O'Leary. had 11 made «the better of the
milling withv'Kid Black lo=t nigh Flu
last ten round bout In the Vll age A; ‘
C. New York. ;

In the semi~flnnl of ten rounds Viol
tor alibi stopped Kid Solomon in “the
fourth 1111111111. Solomon mlbstituted fo
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EEWL ghts in the three boots were ana-
Elwuuced 1111 Burns 121 M in top.

lilies Says Ierseyite Mu Ilinl

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Bolsters of Brooklyn. The Chicagoian,

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18! “key 118 pounds stripped; Bur-

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111lu11ds;Fitzs-in1mons 117 pounds Mia-v . .-

Et‘oy 317 12 pounds

BURNS TROUNCES SHARKEY.
l‘l'a.li ; :lurns, one of the veterans

 

3 among the, bantamweights, ou'potnbai ,
Jack Sharkey, of the West Side. it :.
Harlem Sporting Club, New York, 11"

night. Burns led in the majority d
1he tenvrounds, forcing the me“
be way and weakening his W
with a persistent Ebody attlok. 8118!-
key went to his knees in the six!!!
round asserting he. had been hit loll,
but his claim of foul was mallow-
ed.

In a ten round semifinal Joe Elli
man, a bantamweight trounced M88
Solsbsrg of Brooklyn. The outer #91
several times close to a knockout d-
tllough he kept his feet throughout.

-~—-—-——~—-—-—-—-—
CHAMPION WELSH MAY MEEI'
1 WHITE.

Charley White and Freddie Welsh
are likely to meet in a long contest in
the immediate future. Gossip iln
boxing circles say that Welsh has:
agreed to meet White provided he is:
given a cut of Whites share of the
purse.

if White refuses, the rumor goes:
on to say, Welsh will put the some
proposition up to Leonard, Modem,
Mitchell or some of the other @1111!-
lengers.

11111111100, Feb. log—1111111 11111111.;
1111: veteran catcher of the Washington
Club. faces the possibility of being;
driven'oul of the American [11111341111
15 punishment for urging members of
lilo. Baseball Players Fraternity tut
strike.

c1111 League, announced yesterday blunt:
the club. owners at their meeting i1
New York next Thursday will act on
th‘e‘propzsal to pay the Washington
"lllb 11 sum of money 11nd order the.
immediate release of Henry.

ur league," Johnson said.

Johnson said the minor leonnas'w'll“
ignore the appeal issued by Fol: hr
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11m heavyweight. .1111 photograph Was taken some time ago When the ox-
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