1.11 lliloa all... Young 111111111111 11111
a Close firm in Music Hall
111 a itteraluense, BattlingiKuax,
clumpiou lightweight of Connecticut
absolutely slaughtered Charlie Pitts.
The Australian lightweight 91111111111111.
in a slashin/g twelve round bout held
in Music IHail last evening under the
auspices of the‘ National/lg C., At
.tnree different stages of the game. the
Battier had Pittsfso gmggy that it. was
only through the iatter's excessive
sameness 111111 111111 held on. Dunne
every round 01111111 scrap, Kunu absum
ed the aggressive and Pitts; the defenr
hive. Toward the last of the bout,
however, the Australian relaxed from
his cautiousnegs and made one or two
desperate spurts at the local champion.
llut to' no avail. The Battier earned
the honors in every round.
The size of the house was a distal:
polntment. it is doubtful whether
there was more. than 200 present. That
there. was no profit in the show for
the promoters is a certainty. .
As ulual, the popular lack Ilempsey
was the referee, GcorgeIHopkins was
the timekeepor and llurry'Smith the
.111110111111'r11nd matchmaker
From the time when the gongmn
{111' tho first round until theilaxst min-
ute. Kunz had Pills under control
Throughoug the whole of the fight he'
didn't have 10 do a bit of Worrying? ln
flle‘afternoon. at 3 o'clock both boys
weighed in at 138 pounds. '
Round one stalled with .1 rush b11111
boys‘xcxchamging punches with vigor.-
“illuuz jabbed Pitts twice with 11311121
11 the head. Pitts returned blows '
with right and left to 11971111. The chum-
{11on closed the 111111111 with a viciou‘A
‘ ’ right und‘lt-ft to the Australian's
dome. 1
~ Round 1110. The Battier forccd the
fight in round two 1111 in the' rest. of
the rounds of the bout. 'iic rushed in
and swung 21. 1155010115 left to body.
if'ltts fell into an cxelmnge and clinch".
l'ilis swattcd the Battier to the 119111
with a right. 'Kunz came back with
I1gl11 and left to ribs. Throu”hout the
1.1.51 of the round, Kunz had a snap
-.11.ng111g 115111111111 lofts to head 11111d
l1'od1. he kept 1111- Australian busy in
' (111.- using of his 11 o11dc1ful defense.
Round thrce.~ Kuus had to force-l
he right: P111. 11-11-11‘10 1191111 11111 of
”1.15 reach by t'lchrufoolwtwk. -, 'Kuuz
111111111: over an 111111011111 which 1nih“"I
.31er Pills. Th1- 111111111 cloeea. 1111111
, 111' 1111 clipping 1111' llulllcr with 11 right
.'111d left to body.
'lt'unz 0mm 1] the ncxt round with
right to hc 1d 111- punished P1113
throughout the 1o'md. Pitts didn't'
' r-ii'ike :1 blow,
iiound fi1'o.Tl1c:.'lidtlcr got over aI
1'01kcr (if :1 kldnm blow in this rmImd
'l‘his bend and body blo11'.1-1 “"1119 01’1‘
r
' 11-9-1111- _ -
Round slx. Pitts stntcd on the de' ‘
f1a1isivc.Kun'/. got in left to bond. ‘
i1"'ollo11 111g it up. he swung o1 er .1 right1
.. .md left to body. Pitts recovered and
“untied Kunz with 11 right to body ami'
doubled the time with .1 right and loft‘
in he:1d.'l‘l1c 111111191 5'. 'ung in righlw
11.1111 lofts a: will through the rest of
(2111 round.
Several times during the fight, the
n-feree had to warn Pitts aguhtst us-
111g his elbow. Once he struck low,
but apologized for doing so.
diound seven. W hat's tho. 11111- of
"buying tlleIsame' thing over again?
Kunz swung right and lofts to the
Australian's bread basket. He fol-
lowed 'it up'w‘ithsmn'e to head. There-
was it vigorous whirlwind exchange
of blows. ‘
Round eight:
'1
Opened 'wlth first ex-
1'1 bodv. Eito, only to head. 'Pltis
managed to stick over 11 right and left
3‘I.1b to body.
'ROund nineI was the Batiier's bv a
wide mmgln The tenth session op-
":ened with the (hump pulling Ithe us-
11111 light and left stunt to the head.
. Pitts opened up 11nd tried hard to get
1
' nnd left haymuker which staggers the
I'lA'u'strahan. He. held on until. the
round closed. I 1
' Round eleven. Kunz landed toIbody.
This came;- back 'with left 111111 right’i'o‘
jaw.
ligsketf Exchange.
. what appeared dirty 11110111 the IBattier
'Was that We used hid head in clinches.
Round twelve. .Kung swung a. hay-
'sturu=d late and
'Club, Stamford, and Young Mundy, of
'so tired at 1111'- cud of the fourth round .011. 1511 1'11. Kunn can 191.11g 11111151111
1 Paddy Driqcoll each :harcd :1 half 111111 11111; the 1111”le emf.”
rimnge. liunz gotIIin .1 right. and left ‘
' at the Buttier who hands him 11 rigb‘tr "
KIunz left and right to; bread' .. '
,The one thing " .-
ri ht at the inlglm‘mg oIf thls: " ‘
in charity out ItuLt‘o do
_ rang for the ”lust "
I _ .111. lit a vigorous .
I- warn
1 Basketball, like baseball seems to
5119 passing through two distinct phases
Johnny Martin, of Dlnbury chat-fin its history There was a time, not
longed the winner of last night" 5 l'iglwso 10” “50- “b9“ 50”! baseball and
A bout befba'kelbw “ere played professionally,
mostly by the.
did not end 1111111
Opinions and Gossap
BY' IRISH
ubout 11 .o 'clock.
The semi-final was a slashing fight
between Joe Dillon. ,of the {South End
Danbury. The boys were about as ev
only matched as posaible. ~Dillon wusI
short ands-tacky and Muudy was thin
and had four inches 0.1111111 Stamford
lad Dillon had a wonderful way dur~
ing the bout of evading and ducking Shlm‘
in under Mundy‘s long reach. lie got 1003! boy into 01311111011. ..
in some. “and'erfm LafighfiugI 150111 was as amazed as was Shine Eve1y- arranged.
Wis took and gave blows which “1911111 one thought the Sal was about all in
stagger an ox and yet neither of them the beginning 01 1119 fourth round.bu1
wa1 badly marred at the end of the be recuperated rapidly. I
fight. They started off in u whirl-I + . 1091‘ L00.
wind. and finished the fight at the Pills didn't make 3001! his ”0518‘.
close of tho ienth round in a cyclone, that he could put Kunz away in twelve? W
rind in between them made things rounds. The advantage of having two forget to stitk around and Show u
li1'liei-1l14n :1 111.111 who sat down in a male rounds to scrap in was all on 'the stuff 1"ou re made of, Willie
chair ouveled with 1:1(ks. The fight the Battler’s side He put over some of -
was a draw. Ibis best work in the eleventh and
The eye~opc11er was between Shineiiwgvmh rounds.
Gibbms and il: idling 1.8111 of Brooklyn.
Gibbons 11.15 1110 l1ca1v for the Brook-1
When Battling Sal swung over uI
hayninker in last night’s scrap with
Gibbons and nearly knocked the between Pitts and hunt.
the audience tween hm and the Battier might be
I
2”.“
Pete Virgal wants to men} anyone at
'183 pounds. And Pete's Quite h scrap
put up a rough exhibition, and some.
time: used tactics which would not
be allowed at the present time. 0:1 :1
ibaseball diamond or .'1 baske1bull
eicome to ms 001111011: [Mn-I'oourt. Busrbali has changed hou'eurer,
the ranks of professional bail players.
The game has been speedcd up by
(-ntil—lalt [“ng And their entraue, playing has been clean-
1cr and salaries‘ have taken a big
-..jump Basketballds now going 111mugh
h the same course of development.
Some boxing
Some" house.
..9.
Joe Dillon is some scrapper lie p111 quc
”Q... 3
s . .
'l‘ho Battier fights .l1mmy l..ee of
socalled sand. lot"I
Isun-111. These men, although many of;
Ithem were great and honest players,
is and many college men have. entered
‘est men in the Keystone State circuit
1last season. Out of forty two games
":in which he participated, scored
86 field baskets and 79 f0 1..
1 ~0—
The 1Compo Life Guards and the9
Questions of Westport will pr.o|~ably‘
thrash out their different-es on the ar-
mory court Monday 91 enmg. This
contest ought to make one of the best;
preliminary games of the season. 1
. 4*—
There has been no talk as yet, in
Danbury, of starting another basket»!
ball team this season. We hope thatl
the up—county city isn‘t 1hroughI with}
the game for good.
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Connecticut and some parts of New‘
York State still support independent:
basketballpln New .lcrsey and Penn‘ '
sylvania however, 1be organized gam'
is the favorite.
1
l
WliilE ClNlOll ill Milli.
lynltc 11nd 1~o guiped the 11110151011 11 i‘ulifomia, :11 Madison Square Garden up a wounderful fight in}! night Confuse "RI“ 3;“ ”ream“? ”'0 ‘16
11a'. .1 1111111 light and 110111 1101-1 “PW cu 111111-11 5 for four rounds. it will be against Yoimz Mundy. Ipro ““0"“ .'.”- K‘ “.’d h‘ ”I”? ‘1 "
__.__ vantages gained in college, 11'1111‘ 11
coach to advice them, and with every
kind of equipment, hnvc' instilled
more of the college spirit {111d “pep"
limo 1111- indoor 32111111. Salaries also
have 111ken an enormous jump in 11113
,111111 11111 years. So that the “big" has
ket-lmll pinyws now communds :1 :01-
11111 111' 110 mean proponions.
. _4__
Yo bowling tournamcnt between 1he
.Scribes and Bunkers may bc pIullod off
....:_ incxt week.
is understood that there was: 4——
in-1 on the Ku1124—Pllts’ Wonder ulterc all the “llard Boiled
iEggs" swiped. tin new dips? '
”11"" out :11 full speed during that short
that neither could hardly liIfl
1111411011 111' lime.
hands.
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l" 0“" 0f ”‘9 “‘0‘“ 0111111" 111111 ’3. 1111 \‘lclsmumol, the boxing pro- 17101131000 Yards in 23.15 in Boston
{I
The scheduled game \Vllh tlfo lntcr-
1111111111111 games of ll“ 5111131111 1}“ 1111111“.- ot' Brooklyn, has matched Dilly “‘me suite League Sun's fol this Monday
80‘1““le A” Sims defeated ‘1“ “my M1 ‘111, 1111- senéuiionui fighter of Si.‘ "03““. F91)" ““hi‘adhl! )l1ke evening ililx been Westbound for a few
and willing lift» (111111115 i1y1l1c 51"019 i’uul .11111 1:115 (11M who 111111.. Devuuucy of the Mllirose A. A. and melts, and 111 their 11101111, the Penn
50" Higgins 0f "’9 lrlsh American}. tylvnnin Stale SilllN will engage the
(l. to the tape in the 1000 yard race 10““, next week. The Pennsylvania
for the Muyor t‘lurlcy trophy 111 the team “.111 1111111111.. “(311191" Muller, at
annual games of the Ninth Regiment
A. A. Thursday, Dave Caldwell of the
Boston A. A. hung 11p 11 new indoor rc-
0t 45'5“ 'l‘Ihe "“1“”mm“ 0‘ 31111111141 1111111 Milwaukee. and whom both luck
Hall hintnnght was "0‘ lame "M“ lullou 11ndS11111~ lliurburger have de-
to’the Weather. 11 will be rcmemb1 rcd 101111.911 into 11 rcul good M'Iuppvl.
111111111911110111101111 den-mod this-11111111- 'l‘l111 will him- it out in .1 mmflund
“m“ 13'“ “law” only ”w mratford hint at 11 show to 11» 111111ng by lite
boye went under the. 11111119 nip. 1.. ll. 1111.1.1211111 Sporting club of Brooklyn
bull player ‘in the
player who has up1wured before non
While the preliminary battb- wasI 1111 Wednesday cvenin-v \l'u'ch 7 cord of 2:13 The former indoor 1.000 in tho 10ml 11111111r)',ltuck01'.i the old!
. 1,. . ‘ ." ‘11-I . p 1‘1 .-1 1 ‘. 1
about half 0111, a tall 111111 11111511111 lilsltl' 11111 hustle 111111 uilur his ten 1.1m 11111111 11.1.11 13.15 25. Jointly held veteran of the Brooklyn 1111111 of the.
.1111 but by Abel ltivlut of the irish American
A. 1‘. and John ()verlon of Yule Unl-
lntcrstme
person, not one inch 11111101"
Cornell slur and Leary. of the. Nauti-
f11 nthc \1ttlked in with u b'lfikul "‘” “I W mm “11111111,: lK'Villt'lky 1111
01 l' s 1 '
“ 1' . ‘2 t '11 11110 111111 11"
1121111 By the size and 11pp1'11.111u""" 1.1111 funln‘hht‘h’lr'inl‘ie“ ‘ ’wrfilly ‘ coko team. The Norwulk lineup “ill
1': ' 1' ‘ll ' 1 .
muny thought Stretch 11111'1111 was vis- “ ‘ ‘ _ ........ __ ' l- Cuidn'cll ruptured ”1 race with on? include Smolick. (.‘ulder, Leonurd. Hol-
hing in \1‘1151111111 ““1 1' “"15 ""1 of his typical finishes noislnz out the man and Asllmi‘ad-
' - . l AFTER LEGALIZED' 1
Stretch, 11.11'1111: limburg, 1111- 111.11" of OKlAHOMA ;0¥1N6.1m0 N11“ York cracks, in the laatI . ~
the evening,g"1111lt{ Six 11111111201115 'iump for the worsted. illusion! aD'M—nunkctb‘nll in 1111- Hudson like!
and four fouls. .1 Another 11'1111111-r..II11t;
the game was (‘onvcrsc who cugml
Ifour 111111 iuokc up many pl11ys,I.-l1o'1111 probublv will be introduced in
For the Lilo Gunrd: the l1c"1m11 1,111 1111' 5111111 Legislature soon. The hill.
1 1 -' . mm (01111111 111011 of
to George l)il\1'mtl1,wl1(I1 “1::III1I1'cry 1'11 1:111:11 1:31; II; 211-111111-‘(1111111 :onteuts border and the A A. i'. undoubtedly
11l1m11lu~tnigl1i 911111 w1en oneu' 1 1 1‘ 19 1' ‘ will accept the record_1‘m
. niln linot‘ l mun are the
called it 11 hard job to hold ltia'burg. 1.11 1 (2111511011 and :1 club Iiccnso 1111111 9 players and fans 11111 Y
11111: Boston A A‘. once was credited 1- l b'c discowred
" 1.111111 star. that 111w 1 n
llilnorth cnmc to the rescue. 111111 R111 Iing from $5011 to $11 000 H10 grudw Iwiil
1 doing 2: .15 but the record was re 1. The unit: at tho
burg didnt show his 11111-1111g playing Inutnc liccnsc 01.11159, :Icc'o1dlu1: to 113 in the. old clrcui 1;
fused b' the A. A. l'. . lfted into
Chunky Subbcrt probably the 111‘“ rupporicrs 11:1;1 insertcd to enable 5 ’ .presont time however 11113 511
..W_.._ ‘ ~ . 1 - 1 s lvunia. "
'nmatcui player in Brldkt‘DOH filllf‘d ‘0 su1..i1 cllt on 11nd towm 111 the suite to HtTTlNG-THE' NAPLES “NP“ Jug” and if“ y
show ill) SO "MTV 01mm and our 0W1“ 1'11: 1llish boxing clubs on 1-111111l\e'rn1s '
1p11r1'niiy had second place clinched.' 101111113, like Longfellow" n arnb in “The
but Ilovnnncy nipped him In the inf-l my [3 Done,"’sccms to have foldi'd‘;
stride. Cnidwell’s ffgureu wercmudeon 113 1.191 and silently stolen 111v:11.At
a track Incarsuring 12 inches from tho
." bill to legalize buying in Okin-
1.1111 was 1111» Mecca of all basketball
,.
v
'\
Lust night for this second 111119 this’
wot-:1, tho Norwulk bowling ship
crashed into the rocks of defeat. The 1
. 1 1e nrve Mut-
intn' pendents were the boys who porters “1" my“ “ht H Iy, th ir
ilnmv the hooks into the champions “1Y1 Swvnsop and licckmnn 11 1 e
1111; c1 cning. taking two games out of lineup. On Monday ”Filings ”‘9 teams
11'. m- m the Norwnlk alleys. No great .1 .11 play in Norwulk, and on Tuesday
form was shown by the players of-
the Stralfoid 1emn.ln the preliminary
gunn- tho Qucht 1011' defeated thi‘ i-uir-
1110111111 of Bridgeport bv the (1171-1-11 holm-
lug score of 38 ll.
Lint-up and score 42-24.
Life Guards-
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. HITTING THE MAPLES
\ in a big'pln mulch gumc played at
the uptown alleys last Wednesday
Stratford night. the Lubratory team of the Nor-
ufuvmbut dOn’t depend: on its coming! sue All Stars Monday night; 1"“ 1111.1
4 if .you 1111111 11 1:121, .1111 11 Ben: 111111 N
:Wan tMv. ,1
W nuns urn 1115111111. mm
11111qu50 11111.1(. .
1:11.111. 111113111qu cost you 11111111 1111-1 "
6116 600'I52I
one time considered the bust basket.
world, Sibyih, a:
The big 111111: 1111111021 11911511 11:11 111.
opened one week from this MondayI
night in the local armory. The Bridge '
111111111111111111 1111f
Norwulk is slowly reaching a highg
mark in the boxing world. Another-
scrapper, one of which she can wcil~
be proud, has .1.-1111.111 to make this his:
home town and will live here; lie 1'sI
Willie Condom, the peppery. light-‘
weight who went. a nip and tuck bin—g
tie with Young 'Eddie, of Greenwich?
11 short time ago in the Music hall, lt'
will be remembered that although
@1le had the fight during the open-
111;: round of thebom. Condon came
back strong last couple of rounds and
gave more 1111111 he took. Norwalh
sportsman are welcoming (‘ondon 11'1 t'h
open arms. ‘ ‘
Willie 11:. 11 man of slight but strong!
Luili. Weighing about 11’3 pou:,1d be
1111 11 picture of 11 perfect built youugi
('il‘tuil.(i1rlilnlllfld. 11 [OI-lupin L'.11»ilow 1:111 and 1111ha long rcsch. l1n ,bmub with my. 1.191 to save his m
can give (my man oi his own weight 111
tom. 11 go. _
it may be said right here that Con-1
dot'is entrance into Norwalk sporting]
circles is going to out quite some loci
with Battling Kunz; champion lighli
I'Wt‘lght of Connecticut. The- Battle: 1
has long felt the need of a good 1111111-
ing partner and Condo" is just boy ion
1
one time. the 010 Hudson River lc'-1 him He cm take :1 1d 11111111111111». '-pu11 Sporting Club on West Furl)- four‘
shutent. And 11 fellow who can hit
Kunz hard enough to make it interest-.'-
ing 11m. force him 11111011111119“, WiHIboxer. administer a decisive (13,ng
do much to make the champion 1111-1 Thursday to Y-oung Zulu liid' th
prove his style and will better his 1101- 'llrooklyn boxer “ho recently “13',
Ilng (‘ondon hopes to meet \icAulh‘fe
11 the near future
MiLE AT HARTFbRo'
HARTFORD; Feb. 23.--Johnny Overv
ton of Yale, intercollegiate cross coun-
try champion, furnished the sensation
of the sixteenth annual indoor meet
10f the Second division nami militia§
here last night by"cnpturlng the mile
Intght was that. between T1 1n11y college fashion in the third round when m
son claimed a foul and refused to
do no '
. ‘ ‘ \'('l‘St‘ 11111 Tire «Rubber Co. 1.9.11 119, de- (‘Vflningiin Bridgeport. ‘1 1
L. one; -' i ch‘Forwurd L0" lentil the fifllce ' team of tghe 111.119.191’1fi311-‘1331'11'1 1123131135331: (11:13?“ 0" Basketball is being Wimmzed m0” run and setting a new track record
" ’ . ' 1 ' ‘ ‘ ' . pcnd- 1for the state armory whore the games
'Woodworlh Whecler circuit, two games out of three. This 111.111 11 commanding load In the. lea—'- ' , "‘" h id 11 b ' l in f- t 11
Right Forward :1'lcto1'y'plncea the Lubratory inen on one race. The scores were 1111 fol in New- ‘IOl‘k .1tthc present 1111119 than were 09 1 3“ YI com 111; I 11‘s i 1111 cc times with hard right and new
W. Jones 1111111111; the very heels of the leading Factory “""5: I dc Inde t . - 1il. evet has before Big crowds witness the 1, 0'0 yard ntercolleg ate r1111.1
Canter Ilenm. which has been selling the l’“°"'§1-'-.'.1111111....-..,n..P.e...'.'.'.'91 84 the games 91,"). Sunday aftemoo“ Ovetton's time for the. mile 1135 1i: 20-! iilaley1 waved Burns to his 1:01 or
Dilworth Clinton eve since the season opened Gl‘Mi.I “In“ IIIII IIIIIIIIIIII 96 79 98 111 the Manhattan-Casino Before this H) i
Loft Guard- -;of the Office squad made high single L111glols ....... . 1--79 101 81 year, New Yuri: basketball 11111131111111.1111 The Harvard- Holy Cross relay race bout between Mike Partition “v.3
Scoiield Quinnt Driscoll with 190. The scores were 1111 follows: Miller I94 92 to hit trails to the smaller cities handy and W818 “110111)3’ the Crimsonm Paul uglmwight and Jar Axe .1
. 11111111 Guard | Office 1. {its}? . .......... ......101. 91 g: whcr‘e 111.1 ganja 1v-as enthusiastically handy fashion. The best race of the California. ended in 1111111111
yield goals I..Jone'1113. 'Woodworth Gram 138 191) 141 “ ’. """"" _.._ __ received...
1, W'. Jones. 1. Dilworth 3, Converse Adams 732 120 97 459 436‘ —O-— Innd Massachusetts A.C.,n1lle. replay
4, Wheeler 2, Risburg 6, Clinton 3. Worden . 122 115 163,1 1 The National Turners of Newark, the Hartford quartet. of runners com-I
Quinn 4 IWeber 139 155 l-M' mun“? . ------------- 1 -- 31 87 and the Manhattan All Stars-will clash? lug out ahead by inches only after oneI
Fouls Woodwozth S, Risburg 4 l ' ' 1 3:33:38 """" ‘ . 37; :21 Sunday afternoon in the 11.111111111911101 the gumest'fights. ever seen in these
~_- I ' 531 585 545 Btifiivalb..‘}....,_ ,,,, ‘94 - Casino. The Tumors will prohnblyigumesl The two-mile race was a'1
ASK. E31! 111111111111" ‘ . Labratory'» ~ 1 1mm“; , . . 834911 come to Norwalk before the close 0be catty victory for Dartmouth over M.1
3 Downs 163 144 114 1 , 418 440 4411Ithe 11131180111. . ILT. ‘ ‘
.HORUCK s Edmonds - 163. 167 148 . ' __ --— 1 '-0k— - I
.. Russell ‘ 155 1271061 ’ .‘. Leary. who will 11111119 ‘his appear Sentinel PayaAdvsJ Try one. '
‘ THE ORIGINAL Kratz‘ 165 162 ms Accept all the luck that comes yom‘Iunce' with the Rennsylvanla'smtc Lea-I-
,J .1cd 11 hand bomb to throw. At that.
1}
the sale of Joseph wood; once
pitcher of the. Boston Ameri am;
the Cleveland 0111111191911 911'
If your tenant: 'is delinquent and day by- Harry l-l Frazee, 'p'tI'
:destructlve become a Sentinel class!
orwalk Armory, was one-1.01 the tus1~I fled advertiser at once. - '
the local club, with Vice‘i2 eslden
bert McIRon. 111-0115111111
__ ..- ._._...._1
d Virginia llero Back .
Mark Alexander, aged thirty-one ac
Runnoke, Va. ., is back from the Dar!
dam-lies, minus two hands and an eye.
but King George of England pinned.“
on his breast 21 medal of honor. 11m
119 has been recoumieuded for the Vic,
.'01i11 Cross. While in a trench in
1'11. Durdan'elles with six .men he h'ilti'
1111mm 11 Turkish bullet struck the
11111111 exploding ii.Alex.1nder’s hands;
\1'11'11 blown off .1nd one eye was des-
z-'1uyed.E1en then be stamped on 11101;
1111195. After (11111911 months he i
11111 hospital. But the British Gavel
1.11-111 did not fail to recognize tli
lti11t' of heroism
REFEREE SAVES ZULU KiD
1
it.
1Bu rns Win: Bout Easily—Find .
mans Outpolnts Burman "
A large holiday crowd at the Plan
street, New York saw “ankle 111111111.-
‘1he veteran Jer'scy City barlamwelgh
'1'inocked out by‘Jlmmy Wilde, Edger:
land flyweight champion. Burns sir-
i'ar outcldssed Zulu Kid that Rem-e
Paaty Haley found it necessary-10"
stop the contest in the fourth Numb
to save the Brooklyn boy 11-11111 fur“
ther punishment. r ‘
The lersey City boxer' 3 wide 111111:
of experience and his sup 1" or abilltf
.11 both aggressive '1.d clover 'wor
were manifest from the start,- and ‘
tor the Zulu Kid 11111111911111 fl
Iband blows in fourth session. Refere‘
victor. The other scheduled‘ten-T
_...
SALE or JOSEPH woou'
BOSTON, Feb. 24
'..'T.Hl$ 1905:1110le ' “5"“ we BEPN
No cuNcHl You iL‘QEng-figiufr
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