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Nut WlNllilil
. . SlfiN WITH IllillWN
The War Expected to Inter-
fere With Only Sport That i
Ever Really Paid in Nor-
walk
-Altboug_h it is rather early in the
treason to be discussing basketball.
the only athletic sport which was ev.
1': really supported
Norwalk, it might be well to say right
here, that present indications point to
m basketball in Norwalk this win-
ET.
The. armory in all prob..- lty can“
ml be secured for this purpose, and
it would also be di.. cult to have. any
military company run the game in
this city. Probably no military organ-
isation outside of the Home Guards
will be located in Norwalk this win-
its. Private individuals, although
they might attempt to promote the
«a vat indoor sport in Nor-walk would.
find a hard job ahead of themif they
cried to secure the armory. which is
Ere only satisfactory hall in the city
in which to stage the weekly games,
Many of the "big basketball” play-
«rs arcyoung inch of draft age, and
in is probable that many of the nth-
letes who have performed on the Nor-[CATTLE CAIts '
walk court in former years will soon;
ln“
be. fighting for their Uncle Sam,
fact a number are already in active
net-vice with the armed forces of the
«:uunti‘y.
During the tSpanisli‘American War
«if "as basketball was not played in
Norwalk, but after the. war was over,
the game catne back again and more
oiut‘liusiasm than ever was shown.
Judging from
stated. above, it does not seem proba
hit that the indoor sport will be play",
I
d in Norwalk this season.
nittz‘iiiii'i’tii"
:Battling Kunz and his manager,
Jock l‘cnipscy, did not sign up with‘
Chick Brown and his manager, Lew"
Buown. in New Haven, yesterday tit-V
I51ioon. The mit artists had a long
meerencc, hilt the Brown's only
wanted to give Kttnz twenty~five per
by the public ofx
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Good weather for out-ks yesterday!
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Came postponed or] account of rain is the cry in the big leagues. l
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Battling Joe Gans accepts the challenge Battling Nelson [tulillsfled re-
cently in The Sentinel and will meet him at 150 or 1150 pounds, at any club
and the winner to take an tlie‘receipts . Go to it But. Here's the chance. of?
your life. time. I
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Battling Kunz, champion liglitwei glit of Connecticut. is certainly in the
ibest of shape for his scrap with Kay 0 Palitz in Meriden next week. The
Battier is training steadily every day.
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Jack Dillon is slowing down. lie failed to show his usual speed in his
scrap Tuesday night when he met Ja ck Clifford at the Broadway Sporting l
Club. Time is the greatest victor of all! ‘
A loyalty league, similar to these1
of Globe and Blsbee, has been formy
ed here and the organizers have met,
WITH I. W. W.’S
SIDETRACKED ) pressed their intention of stopping in:
ldustrial Workers of the World's{
t'strcct meetings even it‘ it becomes;
inecessary to drive out agitators asj
:was done at Blsbec. ‘
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. ‘ ' litbvy guards of ['nited States
manas. lWenly "HIP-i “"‘fii 0‘ t‘olum.‘ diers have been placed around the’
bus, N. 51., after the local officers at. powder magazines owned by mining"
the latter place had refused to per-I companies in this district. 1
mil the. guards who accompanied the, GLOBE, Aria. July 13',__1.~im...nt
t
sob.
“mm to unload their prisoners "WW- strikc leaders are under arrest here;
these conditions as' 7
“ice East, frotii Sheriff. Harry Wheel-.
A message received by Chief of l’Ol-i today. including Roger S. Culver,
speaker for the l. W. W. and George.
91'. who accompanied ”19 train, ‘Sflldl Smith. secretarv of the local miners"
thel deported men were threateninflmniom . l
to return to Douglas on the first pasv A slalompm “on. issued by a com-I
\zongel- train and it was feared that; mittee of citizens saying the lovaltvl
they would arrive here during thel league movement V!” m be {Mdol
day. Chief East issued a call for 2(l0“§[n1p“’ide‘ it also was alleged a con.l
special policemen to report for dutyn spiracy to destrov the crops in thel
fully armed. to handle the expected Salt River and Maticopa Valleys had!
invasion. i been discovered. . 1
Reports front other snare/s ‘said it. ICOTITEiiBliS. N, '.\f.. July 11‘le
“'39 considered probable UH“ ”10 di" army ofl. W. W. deported from l'liabeeT
ported men “'O'Jld stop 11 “'981~b01|nd.yesterdayand...“ special train wast
train and compel lllf‘ “‘5‘“ 10 (‘m‘l'l'isidetracked at licrmanas, X. 31.. into.
them back to Bisbec. :last night. left llermantts during the'
When the train arrived at (‘ulunrtt‘orenomt today and is strong for n‘
bus, the deli-aiming point origillillll'fmile or more along the railroad track.‘
selected by the sunrds. it was metfiwuiktng east in this direction, accord-
by the deputy marshal and a number, mg to reports received here. i
of policemen, who thised to forum: (in this int’orinatitni Columbus citi-
i‘iilli‘l' the sit-ants 01‘ ihf.‘ GPDOI'il‘il;zt‘ll$ turned out heavily armed to re-
inen to leave the train. ipel any “invasion." The situation of
. star players. Top: Matty. Bottom: lial Chase, first baseman:
i'icial last night. “Till the war closes
there can begin sports at Yale which
do not play a secondary part to mili-
tary service." it has been made clear
at Yale that any recommendation
which the military national heads
l
‘ - -. Wo
make to Yale in the government andI
ried out and the outcome of the «om-
-iiig conference in Washington will be
LOOK OUT FOR THE REDS!~—Tbe danger cry has arisen
Here's the reason. Manager Mathewson has driven the
and it looks as though they would be third soon.
l‘hoto shows Matty
at left Eddie
‘Rcds into 1 undergraduates.
For a club .it a session which has Just been
and his hem the Yale Athletic (‘ouncil decid-
ted to suggest to Harvard and ‘i’i‘ince-
t
League.
fourth place ‘
that was last in lillti this is some, achievement.
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direction of its athletics will bt cat C
in the Nationallawaiied with keen interest by Yale L
YESTERDAY'S RESULTS.
Eastern League.
Hartford, 7; Springfield. 3.
LaWrcnce, 7; New Haven, 3.
Bridgeport, ~l; \l’ortlatid, 3.
641: New London, 52.
National League.
incinnali, 2-5; New York, 1-1.
rues t er
St. Louis, 7-6: Bomon, 5-3.
Pittsburgh, 2:
Brooklyn, 1.
lilt‘ago—Philadclpbia, rain.
American League.
Detroit, 5; Boston, 0.
(_‘.leveland, 7:
Chicago, 2-5: New York, i-3.
Philadelphia 5; St. Louis, 2.
\\'asliington. 0.
International League.
' l Eastern League.
l W. L. P11
| th-w Haven .......... 3:3 15 .709
‘ .Nt-w London 28 21 .571
, Lawn lite i 23 .566
1 ‘ lliidgt-poi't 23 .560
l A I A . \VUl't‘t‘Hlt‘l‘ 27 .4!”
i Portland 2‘. .426
l l Spring—'litld ........... 19 .11 .tiitt)
l W ' Hai‘tt'oi ti ............. 15 33 .313
{Small Chance of Yale, Har-l National League.
, . . r . W. 1.. Pt).
vard and Irinceton Hal'wm York ........... is, 2.: .645
mg ’Varsdy Games Thisil,’3“’“d“'.1mm 3'” ‘1‘"!
lot. Louis ............ 42 at] .o'l?)_
. Season {Cincinnati . .......... 453 it .Eiiit]
l _ t‘hicago .......... 41 Ho ..3 1:
NEW HAVEN. July 13.—~—ln their in: :WUHNH - - - , , - - ~ - - - ~33? 14“: 33':
, . ., , , ,. onion .............. Lil L. .H
itial tffoit to icsunit , d1lll‘ll(.‘9 rum. t l‘itlsburgh . ‘ ' . . ‘ , .24 47 .1538
the war was declared, Sale, Prince-t American League.
ton and Harvard an- likt~ly to take up" W. 1.. PP.
,lrcslinian sports. These will lirobably Viol-art) ....... . . . . . .50 251 .631:
be began this fall but there in not» (Jammy i AAAAAAAAAAAA :1 217* iii";
. . 4 . ', . _. . ‘ W, .cvsnam ... ....
liki'llllofld that any iaisuy (illlltnl. N9“, York . ‘‘‘‘‘‘‘‘‘‘ 238 36 .520
Will be playt d till the (‘lost’ of the war- puma .............. 39 38 .506
[’l‘hc ‘varsity football schedule which‘ Washington .... . . . . .2‘. 44 .411;
‘was arranged last winter to be played E l'hiladclphia .29 45 .392
during October and November will Ma L01“? t. ~~~~~ _ ...... 3“ all .375
probably be cancelled, although such. n ernattonal L559”: PC
,action “‘m not be ordered ml anerixcwark .............. its. 29.1319
‘lhe. conference of (toilet-:95 takes Place‘d‘oronto ...45 it? .58!
in Washington, beginning August 2. l Baltimore ----- ~ - ~44 '33 5179
Yale athletic officials state that they; Providence ---------- i4 1’3 .579
. , ' .. . - iRochester ............. l8 if) .49!
see no chance of holding any \msnleuffalo ......... 3, 47 Ali} .
,aiiileiics this fall but Ito mmplt‘lel Richmond . . . . . . .30 i'. no
i policy will be announced 11” after the, Montreal ............ 2.5 is .342
iconiing conference, except that all. American Association. .
1 sports at Yale will remain subserVieni! , , ,W' ,L' 1;?
i . . . . ilndianapolis .......... at 31 .04.—
,i to military activity and to the need bYl St. Paul ........... 43 3 ‘55
the country of Yale undergraduates in?Louisville .' .......... ll 3, 531
the present-war crisis. IKlansas City ......... ii 3 .531.
“Yale has turned its athletics 0v9r.Columbus . ........... it! 41 .506
. . _ v , o .
to the national administration for mil-l FQILdO ------------- f3 47 A”
. ‘ \ .. _ 'd ‘ Yale athletic 0151 Minneapolis ...32 48 .400
“my “‘Pds- H" ' ‘ ‘ iMilwaukec . .......... 29 so .36";
a.
Faro—w —-—o-v~v-v --—“-v~... —-r—.'~
. - n ' -. , . ‘ .. . tam )I be made ,
cent. of the receipts for the tutnty The reportation yesterday was northe deported persons was described as R l “Ml. ”Hammer “.1,“ now leads the league with u... Funk; at rightnlnll officials that an tiling“: fall The~ Toronto, 2-6: Baltimore, 0,3. l
lmnd go, Kunz and P‘Il‘kins stuck out accomplished without lJlOOdSllllt‘iLldesperate from lack of fnml oust: " ‘ ‘ . b- j ' im revive freshmen Slim” -- Q l" l Buffalo, 5; Newark, 4_ l
k] thirty 1,9,. cent, The matter is still Orson i’. Mf‘llflt‘fiii: niemlgerI of i;l1¥;lhpttr7ll.. l, 789%.. lleinteGrolt. ”m“ dl‘e'mm' _. __,_ _ ‘pt-opOsal is being dissussml‘Etlx‘ilQ :i 0”,“. mm“ postponed, rain. ,
. ‘ ‘1 Ill-‘HS DOM“? W Cl ronn P Ill) ll" DOI'GLTAS Arlz. Jul 13.~—’l‘wo nun. —" ' .-...- ""mw'“ ' .- . ivo' 'tles till ills l (‘ Y W i A rioan Association. ‘
uml r Vi e t.. . *l a ‘ . . r . Y . sistel uni 15‘ "“3 ,
a» t:1 ad (13‘5“ 11 {1nd Tllul‘lnfikm y men ,liaving been shot and killed llyvdrcd and fifty armed guards Who es- JOHNSON EXPLAINS lWATER CARNlVAL AT OAKLAND a football schedule will he played byl Columbus, 4; Kansas City. 2,
.V‘ 0!) tiling" HP nut “0t 10 Joined Brew, striker. who flred‘cortcd the lndustrlals \t’ork'crs of the CASE OF BABE RUTH The Rye Beach Club announces that 1 h“. of 19-11 in the Louisville, 3; .\linne<.ipoli‘.<, 2; 11
lungs the men together. ,tlirougli the door of his room when a World and their sytupaihlzcrs from it will hold ., “um... carnival at Oak_;tll0 teams of ‘ Te c h'l‘h All“ will innings.
. tsearch of the building was being llisbcc yesterday, returned to Douglas ...... . ‘ I . . J , "1 ”11'9" universities. 0 ‘ ‘ lndianapolis, 6; St. Paul. 5.
’ ,mado. chw was later killed by Mc-ithis morning on the regular wcst “a" Jillmson. president. of tlif‘ laud l’iei. Oakland limitlr oil “13 .- ‘be summarily pungent. n initiscason. Onlv ”n.9,, games scheduled. ‘
~ l "2193i ‘iOlIllianions. bound passenger train on. the E1 PM.) American league, yesterday came to in conjunction \\'llll the I\ational \\ Oh’qhould an international war crisis ‘ Southern Assocation. l
~ ; how's dispatches concerning the tle-éantl Sotitliivcstern railroad. They re- but with an explanation of his action men's Life Saving Longuo '1 he foo. cause the athletic. committees in any Birmingham, 21 Meinphin. 0' ., .'
poitiitious wort hold up in Douglas pin-led they .‘had left their charges at in ”1,. .. lube" Ruth case. Johnson m“, Moms of the day “-111 be the l ... nl\'l’l"5lii(’" to dump. it‘ New Orleans, at Mishvlllv, —- l
IALTSERANDEIRBUIT' and lilsbco from 6 a. in, yoslortliiyyllenllillliis, .\. M. ‘ been tritldised hv some writers \lciropolitcn A t l‘ quarter-lull“ of the titie :1 ‘ ll» CllUlulL‘ i[,.Cli:tttati0(igii. 7; Mobile. 0‘ l
until 1 o‘clock in the afternoon. Miin-' - —-——— ; ”*3 ‘ ‘ ‘ i ‘ , “ ' ' ' , . twise not to pal“ 0“ ‘0 5 ‘ ' ‘ x .. ... ., _.(.hpdul .d,
_ i ager 'l‘illotsdn in charge of the local‘ MAISEL 0;.- YANKEES l8 .rclative to his alleged leniency. championship swim and”)? All‘llODOlh‘ it. is once arranged. 1"0 Oil!“ "Silvfilwy ‘ ‘
———-—-—— “mm ”‘ ”"‘ “"‘S‘N‘n ”NO“. i" “"F‘r» TRYING TO BEAT cosa ' “Rm“ ““3 “mm“ ““d “““d m" “m A" "" U‘ Chunmmufim" mm “”0 Yale's delegate til the Washington GAMES TODAY ‘ l
. said the censorship had been ordered‘ ' .m ‘ l 'u .0 in ~" said ,. . . ' ‘ . ' ,. n- '
g , . ns.nlllt on lmpm wins. . fo. women. _ ,. , . 'Obil' 1),. “or [to
“n complaint 9f. 8'.“ Dobson, " by an army officer. but subsequently lN BASE STEAL'NG “”5 H H .. ..-‘. the full, ()1 3 nt -St8 o the card are a‘mnflmm' “,1” D1 H . _ Eastern League: 1
miner guiding spirit in Grand Cir- it tttwotopta um Robert R'ie (‘en J‘mnso'b ““ d“ “m m” ° ' “‘r C” ‘ n 100 m ert .\'. Corwm. chairman of “it“ All“. Springfield at Hartford (2).
. ' ' ‘v ' ‘ . - " - ~.,~i ,--‘, ~ya‘ . ,. . ,i. r .. . .~,, .
...... «m meetings at, Grand Rapids, that era] Auditor of the Phelps-Dodge Cor-’, A flood base Slt‘uli‘r is a great 8880‘ ”9mm" because n was his ms! or gnqimd mum”) “m“ l' h (“wiletic Council. lai'ery \ale athli “t (if; I’Ollldnd «it Béllllstllmll. ‘ i
VIM: mutual form of. speculation in poration POPirOlliliKllli‘CODDeI‘ QUWH to it team, particularly as these men WM“. ‘sw‘m for ”W Thompson CUE" gig, last season who wore a Will-“ll." “m" {{3“‘_”’f?ff_“,‘,‘ Rafififiglm ‘ l
mane was in violation of the lawn: mm“ “.l “ISBN“ ""d Superintendent are mlghtv hard to find‘ For that “Several writers haw mlfifiinlt‘d illo‘trom til-foot board foi l<cl (ins cup3 form is no“. in some branch of niili- we” (hit 3 l Lea ue ‘ t
.. , . , . - , H. "- Stout. of ”1'9 Colin” Queen , ' ,. ‘ - . ~ )ne stated that Ruth was let and lift-yard handicap swim for WG-1 . ' ..--' -. , rv ,. . .a‘lon'a , .9 '
in. motion, was discontinued Sillce Smelter he“. were directln the con reason there is considerable. l‘t’JOlt" hi‘nfllih ( . ‘ , l‘t . l tar) Mince of his ct tint .. (mcmnati at he“ Xork. l
a? sheriff threatened to “yogi any VOt'illill ““13ng Tillols‘ong and “liling in the Yankee camp over the (fill for seven days and another iOOk men. gimp will also be a ‘lllfitilrr ('hicago at Philadelphia (3). -;
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mi every bcttor. The meeting was Smut. who is known as Captain Stout performances of Fritz Millsel. who has occasmn to uritttise the league for l“ swim and a n0) "d “ml" ‘08‘ ‘lm NORWALK RIFLE CLUB SHOOT 13,1131,qu). ,n mogul)“, ;
anavival of running races in Michigan “'85 dressed “kt’ an Milli: 01110”. “ml. once more developed the art of stenlr SIISDNNO“ M Roth for two days torn-ml a “will. ‘l‘w mimic,“ 3 0 n“ The \‘orwnlk ‘Riflc ("lab will hold bt' I‘Ouimaérlffiifig'ague Ii
”‘3 began MW 4 and was to have llrtlin‘ifl'ltlllii'telll'emelnFillifii'erl‘d‘fpltvliggf‘(tilt/ill;s ing bases, an art which gave him the 51““:ng a“ lllllplr"-'l pended by” or the Rye mm“ (hib- the fi‘rst official shoot of the National Boston at lletroit. I l
~ - , . ’ F i -' ' . ., .. 2 ,,roRutiwassus __c___..___. ‘ _‘" . ,. ... ,, '.
antinued until Jilly “- Betting, “(‘5 tut-nt. Mr. Stout today stated that hc.lead ”1 “‘9 Amm‘m‘ League several Tm (3.“: q d fined $100 for his PROFESSCP l"DONALD RESIGNS. Rifle. Assocmtion of America, 191., he“ \orlcat {,lncago. .‘ l
anducted at the track under the parl- had received orders from the sheriff‘s years ago. This naturally helps in f0? ‘9“ ““5" an , ecze‘ ' _ small bore inter-club at the llaricn thiladelplnn at 53,170?!“
hamlet system but without machines. oiiico at ‘Bisbce. to censor outgoing'mo base stealing game and Mnlgel is offence. The club tried to Sit“ i . n . ‘ _ ‘ _" v I 1., 3 on c on 5.1“".qu luly 14 Washington at (“‘N‘md' ‘ l
Mtge Mur h of Vew York was in‘news dispatches. He said the Phelpsn . 1' 'l‘ 0 hi f 't out on 'a nine day suspension, but.1 lhOhllll-Ai i». ,_.. “it i “l l1 1" " g' ‘ ‘ ‘ " ' International League. '
‘ p y ‘ ’ ‘* 11mm“, Corporation (“d not originate doing ltis best in mm y .o > a 'l ‘ ' “‘1 full dwsn i\\'illlani .\lcli.mnid. i’rofes‘SOi' 0f HIS‘ At least 15 to 20 members should Newark till Buffalo. t
charge. 3 ”m idea of a censorship this your. ilevs on the way to do ll,‘ Ruth was out 1 -. . ”or... 3. Brown yuivown}. smog 1901, be prescnt. The secretary m. the‘ Providence at Montreal. ;
‘nie first complaints were made to! Mr. Stout reported today that tliczl°°~ W” .has resigned and has accepted a mu'club has received notice that members ~ Richmond at Rochester. .4,
lie prosecuting attorney Monday.‘ citizen guards who accompanied nin‘ ._____._______ SENATOR AsHunsr iNJURED- .mntliekl'nivcil‘slry ut “”33"“? {‘1‘ of the club can qmmv a,“ year a, Baltimore at Toronto. {3
- . i v . . . . . ,2...- wi ta 0. up its new post ion iii a t- ‘ . _ _
Ming that because machines were, i. Vi. W. aClO‘SS the state line weie FOOD CONTROL TANGLE. , . r" .i ‘ . . , Q . p . _ x ert. W ..
m used there was no way of telling Ont-oute back to Douglas, and express- WASHINGTOYV. Jilly 13- "$93113?“ . SWl- __________ __ niaikstuenz.liaipsligot. ”lb 01 "(fie-p MCGRAW “,i'AKEs BACK '.
‘Ifll’ h . h , e t w a inc. ed the belief that the deported min WASHINGTON. July 13.—-—Presidcut Ashurst, of Arizona, received mittrli‘fl. ’ “Hem?" ““11 the 2" cm re “ ‘ JACK “RED" MURRA‘
' 1 at t e inanagem n as p y ' .ers would never return to Arizma. Wilson is today ‘seeking a way toi to his right arm and shoulder todai'i “Aren't you for peace?" asked Mr. Members who wish to attend the .
”proper return to beitors. The ”0‘; MIAMI, Ariz.. July 13.——'l‘en Gen. straighten out the tangled legislativelwhen ait awning, being lowet‘f‘d ogig‘ilat-‘ertv shoot, should take the Stann‘OI-d my, Jack Murray, outfielder, who ha!
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tumor ordered'Sheriff Virry- to en.‘ "lanbsfibjgltsg a till: as“: onO f Y“??? Swami! clgniligi Signiilidiill‘ illizeieheldl gsddhhgllltefll‘ l‘llll'lll 21,231,233?“ {vol '1 am." replied Mr. Dolaii. “That's get off the west side of White Bridge. been playing semi—professmnal ball at
MP“: 1.1“??? ”misfit”: law'tl‘ii'i‘itv(oflai‘cers have bignlldlsdlgd (here: pThe President's (inclusions Lit-the. was quickly revived and went to liisfwhy I want to get in as soon as pos- walk south until forks of roads, tlicii l‘assaic, N. .l., has been Signed by the
meld not or e1 iacmg s oppe ' ' andlin nearby mining camps, it be-; subject will be reported to Senate,oflice. The pain finally caused. hittttsgmo and finish up the. fi~;lttiiig."—- take left branch to the range. hiring he“! iork .\ational lieague. Club, wit]!
‘ l ' i came known today. i leaders before July 21. - ito go home. for medical attention. ‘\\'ashingtou Star. ‘0 begin at. 2 D. in. sharp. which team he formerly played,
”KEES .SEND CH EGK
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lFOR PART OF RECENT
% RECEIPTS TO RED ceossg
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1 Km YORK. uly l3.-—Coloncl Jae-l
ifluppert, president of the Yankees!
Way handed Jacob Schiff, tron-l
he: of the New York Chapter of the.
:fl-erican Red Cross. a check for;
”.92. representing 10 per cent. of?
Yankees' share of the receipts of‘
series with the \\'ashingt0n Club
the Polo Grounds July 4 and 5.
this is in conformity with the
cement of the Yankee owners,
9 previous to the playing of the
i, that 10 per cent. of the home
We shares would be donated to the
NK ANDWPWT
econ—mt ullFE or MlNE
ts pRinNc He MAD?
Nowm' BUT CAB-CAB‘
one»! ALUAYS Ptcktu'
0N HE. Goran, I CAN‘T
HAVE THAT LJOHAN '
KEEP QUIET l!
town's OH VOUR
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ONlE TAlT IS NEW
CANADA CHAMPION
Clonie Tait, Alberta's undefeated
'fightWeight. was declared Canadian
bhampion last night when he finish-
hd Johnny O‘I.ea'ry. tile-holder in‘ the
last round of their iii-round “bout.
e champion was badly punished and
lie referee stopped the fight to‘save
in: {mm a knockout.
HELL—o SAM OLD MAN,
MIND - You LOOK
tilt in»: liASJUST unit PETE vino
QUARREL (AST NiCHT, AND
‘ SOMETHlNC IsAlD
HY. V0095 A DED HER So mucH
LUQKV FELLE i2. THAT SHE HASN'T SPOKEN
wHA‘I’ HAPPENED- T° ”‘5 S'Nce ’
Viv-wore AND 1
DON‘T seem t!
egg/‘30“
¢'000
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BY KENi __
SAV, WOULD You
MtND TELLtN’
HE UHA‘T You
SAID it
Q Nntlsnnlcmn Irwin Cum. N] C E
Norwalk Chronicler