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Evening sentinel, Tuesday, October 2, 1917 · page 9

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andpropel' opening to the
son in New March next Mott'-
at the Arena. the Arena A. ’.‘.
approval of the fans of tho!
d whiclr‘i‘or action and 11:11.:
been annulled in this section.
113 boul for the zillrsiar 5hr. 11'
Thalnpion'zlialtling Kunz or“
rwall: and (‘hit-k Brown oi
,n. in '11 liround battle fol

ll.hlm11l5.()!\, \‘o1'en1191' 15,,
ml lost the slalt liaittw: int 1"]
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lh 201111dx'1111d 11.15 1111.1i1.1 to;
Recently. the. boys 11191 for?
l time in.;\'1'11' Haven and put i
st sensational l‘.’-roun1l draw;
at a New Haven ('luh. .
.1 irfiual bout for this shOW'
ether Johnny Martin, former-
Iury, who now resides in New
.ainst Red Allen, the 111111211l
(1 Bridgeport l):llllt"'. Tin-y,
for ten lounds at 1.15 pounds:
'rnoon.
pecial six-round openor. 1hr
Joe Currie t1l‘.\‘cwli:11'9:1
y 115112.111.) llztrtford feathi
at 124 pounds at 3 o’clock in
con. Waltz has twice. knot-l;—
ank lirindisi or New Haven
Currie has del‘t'att'tl llrintiisi
will b'e referred by llavo,
t of Ned‘fiavcn and Hughd.‘
‘ Hurtfotd will be the 811',
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Hampion' is looking around t1‘
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longiriglglandt's at the weltel“
lcwelghbcmwus :mtl believnsi
chance of grabbing both. .‘
a persistent talk of l.t11111:'."l‘
ack llrltttn in 111911 roundi
viding .11'11311 only weighs 1“:
t9 p. 111:,ti111 night of the
army Million 11ho 111111132155-
'loud in 'hls ll((‘l1lllli10n that
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e Britlon to get to the weight
Inlfeit will‘hm'e to be posted,
' no 11141411111111.11 the match‘
a head tli‘lei't l .:con11'd will dis
w he stalks with the wellt-v'
latch is "firmly entlenchcd it.
adc‘ belotihlng to Britton and
is, who no] holds the title.
ard can‘ 51111111141 111111011 do-
he" willr‘llilk' business with,
1' a battle for the c1".o11n As'
9 middleweight cr'oun is con-
:tlly Gibs'g', managot of Leon-

 

 
 

 

 

'.'.'ith 3.19 l‘l1ilztti.=lplll:1 Altllvtit's a:

White sox First Line of Defense for W orld Series, the Infield

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The White 801: first line of do i'onsv against lllt‘ New "ork Giants in the wot-id any
base. With :1 butlim.r arm-age of .279:

Collins. Manager Motlruw of 1111-

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"Dunk“ Weaver.
(‘.iatnts once said,
'i the
’l‘hebatliuiz average of llll‘ four pliiyt 1's of tho (‘hicziuo infield is .268, oa'itillst the halting average of .262 for

 

shortstop.

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with 41 hailing 111911159 of
‘1'. \\iil1 :1 batting average of
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Collins, “Fm-om}

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the world’s ligl1t-_ .

in: show last Friday mam,
fo' 111.1 fi1:l1t91'.

Opinions an

“Some election!"
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Now that ~ll1e ,f’olwalk lndepend 911. s :1

Mct’iarrie is willing to bediut‘ted. John figures that thetc
hard work"

.111' killing aorl ow
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ll‘ "Chic" Brown doesn't make :1 showing against. Kunz on (lrtober 8111, pointed l’elc Hartley ot'.\'9\1' York here 119111 :1-
‘lte is 11 dead one as far as Dugillstlc fame is concerned.
Haven fighter will have to Show :1 wholklot of ability to whip
"champ."

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Billy DePoe, the. man who trimmed 11p

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ftor. a 111 [ch with Miko Gib "“‘ Md 1“ Nelson.

ll Gibbon “ has to do is to
0 pounds .llia‘l‘hen along the line
«ili‘ties, 11'19011111-11 were fortu
clever enough to defeat. Gib '
would go after .A] MCoy, the
l' the seplre Knowing the
cCoy's ability Leonard would
rite in such =11. battle.
‘OG FAILS T01
PORTANDJOHN
M’GRAW IS" SORE

NXATI.’ Oct. 2.——Ct1pta1n'nm-

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 

d to show up. although order-
Iport here to take part in the
Secretary Foster says Herzog
been located, so possibly he
get President. Hempstcad’ s tel-
10 report.. _Thc much talked o:
s expected to be. in Phila_del-_
play in the Phillies series Tues-
Wednesday. .

not improbable that he' will be
from playing in World' 5 Series.
13' will be if he fails to report
ladelphia. Manager 111111111111
ndenly for the EaSt Saturday

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

. 'He is reported to have gone
,‘York to attend to personal bath
I'atters. It is thought here 111.11
a still hunt for his abSent cap:

 

 
 

AN TRAINER ' .

t'E HAUTE,1nd., OCt 2.——Wll-
. (Knapp-1 ttl‘cCartliv, veteran
and drlber of harness horses,
'19 of injuries received Wed-
in a collision 111111 a woman
in a race at Carrollton‘, Ill.
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one (first

ntry,

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With tho baseball season in Norwalk

._.....
Frank Kelley. the New t‘1111a:n athlete

football for Stamford High School :1 few seasons 411:0 is making 4111:11119‘
'for himself with the Rutgers team.
oievon last

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Princeton has decidEd to drop football

men will or; anize an eleven.

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FRAZEE SNUBS OFFER lNAM

President H. H, Home. of the. fins
'ton American League club, yesterday,
1.19111111er declined to accept the chal- 1111-11 11'1'59, MacLeod of Maiden yester-
lcnge of President P. D. Haughlou} 0f day was named as acting captain, and
the Boston Nationals, to play :1 set-1.1.5 ’Fred '1‘. Fisher of'l‘hicago manager of
at the clo‘se" of the regular‘sea’son‘. the Harvard varsity baseball team fro
The Red Sox owner said there an 'the coating '
Belted to be no genuine demand 1'0" second base on his freshman nine 11 Orcizonl
“H.149 games b" the fonowerS 01 NHSQ' vg gar ago last uplinz’ and “tag elected
tall

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is nothing likai

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THE STANDINGS

l *4...
l National League.
, 1 w. L.
Tcndler Beats Dundee. 2 AT! IANBURY FA!“ film-111 gtil‘k‘ ............ 95‘ 5:“:
111111./1111:1.r111.1. 091. fir—Lew 1111-. 25““ £,,:,,:““‘ """"" Sf‘, 9",
(1191' 111‘ this city had 11 shade on John ' (”u-innlflii::::::: 7; fl}
1111' Dundee. 111.4 Brooklyn 541141.111 six 2 Q, ‘l‘hicugo .............. ’.’4 ihi
,alasblng rounds herc'lasl nighlu “‘1 TrOt UnfiNiShed After 13051011“, .......... 69 79
lwasm remarkably last fish! fro I)?“ Seven Ioiast Iieats ‘Effi‘kil’l‘lh' ' ::: g: “‘13:
tto l1ull.::1cl1 “(dulled under 120““ ._—..——. 1 .. “ Medea; £23911: "
1301111th ' 1 ’ :, lflmfiw Oct 2~Tho live days .. W.
‘. HIHlOY Outpolntd'd, ‘ :h‘rneag mob“ Bi "“4 Danbuiv Fail op.(l1it'ngo ..... . ....... 100 54
, ROCHESTER- N~ \’.. 0°" 2"” cued yesterday with a card that for {’fii‘ggna' -------- g: 2?
‘Frankie Callahan of Brooklyn out .nlshod impromng Spot). 1'}... meals lflelrolt """""" '1' 75;
. . :24 not and 112 :21 11809 Th’ IWashington 71 79
laal night 111) ion very fast rounds. itirsl I“... produced it “up contest bmi New \orlt . ........... 69 81
1 Ki? Williams GE“? DI3633i0n.‘ ”.1..“ Kndfika pmm’ wmon gm and.'l.‘140ulfi ............ .37 9'!
i BALTHIORI‘, Oct 2.—~Kid William: ilose Knight. tlhinldfluhio ........ Si 914

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1

Nelson in the Bridgeport. box-

has challr'uzcd Biliv 1111111141., the (rack Call-
Del (19 will find no such easy an opponent in l-lughcs as ho

pract team over, in

wonderful

athletics

; this town will probably soon enter upon :1 111111.11"..- sleep

111m played such

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the Urslnus‘
l

Rfi'illllsl

tl1is;—:e:1son.0nly the fresh-

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E CAPTAIN AND MAN-

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AGER OF HARVARD NlNEi

MBRI ‘-"E, Muss, Oct. 2.~Wil-

year. Macheod played

9 freshman captaincy

Tufts Football Schedule.
111mroun ‘llnssu Oct.

Tufts College football schedule 11' as an

nounct-d last night as follows: Oct. 12, ton Boy had an easy victory and the.
0"" 20' third heal went to Kadaka Penn in the
Oct. 27' sa'np manner.
tSyracuso at Syracuse: \0“' 10 Colb‘. ed a surprise in the fourth beat by wiii~' .
17 Dartmouth at ulna by 41 scant margin from Wiltou‘
The fifth heat produced an ex.
Fourteen candidates reported for cltiniz flnlah between Rose Knight and.
iKntlsltu Penn with the former going:
‘ahead just under the wire. Wilton Boy:

Illusion College
West Point at

at Boston:
West Point;

at Mndt‘crui Nov.
Manchester, N. ll.

practice yesterday.

BEZDE‘K RETAINED

Manager 1111115 Bczdek

 

rates was signed yesterday to :1 con-

‘flrst heat and
'tlold or nine horses.

Wilton Roy.

Boy.

took the sixth heat without

but the. seventh heat went to Katiakai
0‘ "‘0 I" Penn in a driving finish. Elizabeth 11.1--
worthy, thc favorite in the 2: 21 pace,
pact to manage them 1101‘. 1'0'1'1 lie had little difficulty winning the event lsh will hold their opening meetings

The field was evenly
“’f liniilmoie “0‘ ”’9 “90‘5”“ 1““ balanced and seven heats failed to pro!
That semifinal bout botuecu liartiu and Allen 11ill he no slouch of on night “W“ Dick Loadman 0‘ Lockpotl duce a winner.
itlfi'flll' either.
game to the] last word.

Kadska Penn tho lav-i
The 111911 use different .1.-ulna in li:'ltli11,::.but they are both N' ‘ - “‘1‘“ “"9““ rounds 0‘ fighting -or.lte got away to a poor start in the
finished seventh in a
Rose. Knight cap
.The turcd the heat by 41 close margin from1
in the .second heat Wil-

Anna Maloney furnish

Nau‘onai Leagué.
1 11111411111311. 2: 11112111111, 11.
.\'0 other games scheduled. ”
American League.
New York. 4;, Chicago, 2.
No other games scheduled;

 

GAMES TQDAY.

 

National League.
New \01 it at jhxludclphia.
Boston at Br'boklvn (2).
Do other games scheduled.

Amerlcan Leadue.
Philadelphia 111 New York.
Washington at Boston. ,,
‘No other games scheduled.

 

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YESTERDAY'SDit—ZSULTS;

P C
.63“
581
.540
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1466
.331

:601‘
.571

Football Roughest of
1 Sports, According to
' Records of Past Years

Despite 1h 11111', it 9 annual {cup
lJ“ll f111’r 11:19,”ka hold 01' 1210‘
it‘ 111111 3141' ,'<. 1111.] 111:1 ‘t of the his
:111i1'9rri71e11 have game. scheduled is:
ill. 1": . .1' weeks. 'lll('rei'or9 a can,
_~-'idt'r-.tble 11111111111 the mortality mi!
may h1t=xptctcd \iany people w'kn
look 1. ith tax or 11111131 the popular (rai-
ilt-ge 412111.1m1l111d‘w'1 with horror at tire

"'btutalin .11119,” is as safe a§tl1ouzfl
lo 1.14”: :11 home and in bed
The footaall tleto‘ ('9 is engaged an
a contest with death. and 1111' grim
reaper always has :1 considerable l1'-'r.
.1'1‘st. For :11'1115' yours the injurt‘d Lin
ifootball gaiut's have numbered from
21h} to Stilt annually, while the £41m"?-
‘t'es usually run from 20 to 30. 111]-
ii iii
.‘z‘lled cat-l1 11101111.:
in the rugby game, as played in Eng-
3 land and her colonies and in Western
.Aitit'tica, fatalities and injuries
11inch less l'r9qut-11', :tliltouph 1'1 would
$911111 that '.l!" ant-lent Bl“.ti<l1 gaunt?
3111111 in its infancy almost as hazard-
ous as the American game.

Philip Stubbs, in :1 book publishid
in London 111 1553, 11.111 1111: to say an

auizw 1119 popular indignaliou
of 11'. l)(lX("\.‘. 1113541

H' ‘19

looitntll: "to? us concerning f0113~-
hall plav. l profesl unto ran it m'ri"
‘z'aiher be coiled :1 friendly hind ”'.‘.

:l‘ight than :1 pla't' or recreation: a
bloody and 11111111101411: p";1t'li99, thin“:
::1l‘ell:.'11"l1 port or pastime Fm"
111.111'1 not 1111111'51111'11'13 in wallc r111-
l.l< :1d'.01'.~:.1-ie. seeking to overlh‘owr
‘l.itu and to Dit'lit' him on his nose,
-tl1rttu:l1 ll be upon hard stones? in.
(Hill or (into. in valley or hill‘, (1‘
‘11'11111 place soerer it be, he careth,
1101,90 119 have him down A111} [11'-9
that can so“? the most in this fast:-
ion.l1v is counted the onl1 fellow, am?!
who but h..‘ So by li1l4 1119:1119?
.stnnel‘tne ih‘nlr legs, sometime their
111111119, soiuttihito one purl thrust our
of joint. 1111114111114 another. 11111119111111-
lho noses cash" out with blood, 111.1114.»
.‘lin1e thch (3’91. start out and some—
ll1ne hurt in one place and sometime-
in another

"But whosoevet 141111112111 awhv the"

51-; best gooth not scolfree, but is 911110?
.473 sore, 11ountl-Pd.cratsed or bruised w:
400 as hc 111 eth of it or else scapetli very"

"’70 hardly.

And no nulrvalle for 1111‘s

3“ blue the sleight to meet one betwixt.

'4.

ST. PAUL'S PARISH NOTES.

The various organizations of the pat-

isttmecdcd Jhnmv Cull-nan in the 111) King Bob pushed her in the first and this week and a full attendance of :11:

'-.'.ot a written contract.
President Dreyfuss,
burgh club expressed

of
himself

the Pitts-‘

' '.1 0011 mar in.
:1 11“” g s

 

111:th pleased with Bezdelt's work

1.: l9 had been assured

 

l Sentinel Want Ads. are 1111111111111. .

: 1. .'.'.- .9: .1 '1

that Beztlok

tflre to the house.

lher condition is critical.

1

.—

Mrs. Harold Archer of 'Oalt‘ville was
was appreciated by the. fans. Bezdek severely 11111111111 yesterday afternoon
1911 last night to take up his duties as When pouring kerosene on the kitchen
football coach at the University of fire. Her clothing caught fire‘and set
The 11111111111111. in 41‘

.‘hospltai in Waterbury, wheré it is said'

11" ”

noon at 8 o'clock.

ment of the Parish church.

 

_..._.._.__5' .~ :ion on July 1 of thin ycrll but had third heats but the Bruslt’ em”. came members is urged at each of them
under the wire in each heat a winner The St- P141115 branch of the Gh‘a‘
Friendly society tonight. at 8 o'clock.

‘1 St. Paul’s Guild on Wednesday after-

All these meetl'ng‘s 11111111.: 119111 in,
the Sunday school room in tlie'base

111111 5111151111 1111' 5 ‘Ti‘.

.o ash" him against the hart!-
:11itl1 their cltmw‘s, to hit him untidy;
tlhc shut 1ibbes with their‘ grim-7‘
.fisclos. and 111111 thelr knees to catch
.him upon the hips. anti to pitk 1111114,
ion The necy, and hereof groweth map
lice, enmite, murlher homicide and
great effusion of blood as experience-
dmly teaoht’lh." 01 in plain Englial’a.
:it. was a rouszh game.

lW,0

l ___,.__.._.__..

i HARVARD-'S SCHEDULE

i The former rivalry between Hm"-
'1'ard Yale and Princeton cutoff by]
.1119 war, will he continued through»
the medium of the freshman teams:
of the three colleges.

The schedule "for 11191921 team'jam
nounced at Harvard last night“ c1114»
lains dates with both the Tiger ant!
Ell clubs. Yale will end the season:
here on November 17, while the S41!-
urday previous the Crimson will tru' .
out conclusions in the Palmer Slavi- .
ium with Princeton 1921 Seventy
men are lyring out for 5111111141111.

The remaindér ol' the schedule {or-
lows:

Goober 13, Andovcr at Cumming?"
October 27, wot-costar Academy at);
Cambridge; 110151111111- 3,‘ Exeter at

 

 

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