Opinions and Gossip
C‘icoiic was roinpirzwiy a 5m
Eddiv’s lilyswl‘ious ‘slthW hail foilcti to hoodu the Giants cvcn it little; '
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The Rod have cuptnrci thc (‘ll‘llllllit'zllsllip of Ohio bv
chant indium. '
Dimming 1hr
ihu (.ttdmuis also waxing-pint lIit‘ iit’ownu. If thc Gt
could come through it would be u grout you for tho National Li’uuuc.‘
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Tho (iiantx' am» still hoping til;.t Schulz}: will cmnc
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W HAVEN, Oct. 1..—Battling
, lightweight champion of the
, drcw down the second largest
) cvt-r paid to u boxcr in this
for his 45 xninutcs' work in his
with Chic Brown of this city at
I‘enu on Monday night.
nz according to an onicial stato-
handed down by tho Arcna A.
ccivcd $2,llt3, which rcprcscutcd
3‘ cent. of the gross rcccipts. The
boxcro that et‘cr rcccivcd morn
.y for one boot. in this stain were
' McGovern and Younn Corbctt.
fought in Hartford over a scarce
«art-i 41.9.0. '(‘hic Brown, chuliougnt‘.“
ed on u 27: pct‘ ("(‘lll, basis and
Ved $1,827.50. 'l‘hc gun‘s receipts
$7,310.
ndar night's bout': served 'zn: the
rig topic tor courcrsation in local-
g circlcs ycstcrdav. The Hour-
ouricr's decision—as draw—was
rcccivcd among unbiased lung.
tdiccd urown ,i‘tdhérchté,’xltofuftgi‘cr
t occ nothing but a victory for
man, whilc thorn \vcrc some who
believed thtTithmz wais en‘li'ed
he vct‘dict. RPft'l‘Pi‘ Burn “Tagor-
ame out publicly with a static.
.V yesterday in which he dcclarcdt
Brown had 'won. ‘ t M] (i _ a; ” .
. umbert Pitcher
c 1' cw. a crs 'niu‘ l thc.‘ foi‘ x I . ’ . .
a n “D p m H m In Old T1mes,Had Greahw
in opinion: Journultlouricn,
; chister, Brown: 'V’l‘huosJLcmH ‘ Control Of Ball
raw; Union, Brown.
hitch l)t*l‘:~t‘e,_illv
Sunday‘s game howcvcr. joitcti l’crdic considerably.
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NDEMHS: doing so far. in I'cmr’ti to basii‘ctbi-iil this scnson itiWoruhlk. ;
Giant huchvrs arc now l‘lushim’; moncy t‘cchh-‘ssly. ” :
1M j'—~- ~ -. . . zeal-:53:
‘ . WELSH ANXIOUS ‘
NZ flflT $2393 'ro Box LEONARD
. . BEFORE CONN. CLUB
IR BAT'ILEWIT“ NEW YORK. Oct. lirwii‘rcddrf
‘ Welsh has decided not to rcnialn “h.
LR . {tired lie has tircd of private hic iii-‘7,
. frcady and is anxious to get back in?
iring harncss again. At prosclit hc hoof
~~—~—. ihut one ambition—40 mcct Ilcnnvi
Leonard in it. Lib-roundabout with tho:
title at stake. l
The one-time champion sct‘ms toi
be sincere in the belief that he cuui
regain his lost laurcls. lic has and,
nounccd that, he is rcady at our timc,
to begin training for such a bout. tic?
has notified his lnauugcr, Hurry l’ol’1
lockgtocxcrt evcry ctiort in an cit-‘5
dcavor to make a thatch with Lcout
ard and to try to arrnngc to stage ihtii
bout just as soon as mlsésible. i
"Just'say the word and l wiilbcgini
training immediately," said Welsh}
I am anxious to not a crack at licou-
nrd, and 1 Not sure he will anrcu to
give mc tho chuncc I scck to regain}
the titlc. Right ufterour bout at
Manhattan Casino, when Leonard won‘
tho championship, Bettor’s managed
Billy Gibson, promlsdd mo :1 rcturnf
bout. 1 incl sure botthibson and
‘l.conurd"wiil kccp ihclkword. .
‘duutdnmtnnd thatxmvthmnflclicut ifl
wuungio stage sucbfit} bout Pm'
motors in two cites. in- that state
have approached me with propositions
and I am ready to talk btlfilllt‘SS lust
as soon as Leonard :‘thowu that ho is:
willing to box me gain."
how it’ any pitchers in the history
got the name have had {In good control
inn did Addison Gumbcrt,‘ who was a
stnr in tho ’90:; with Chicago, Boston.
trius‘mugu; iirookivn. und Philndcl-
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Nz WON, SAYS
THE REPUBLICAN
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tnreaiot tail sports in phi-it years.
ic Lightwcight, Champion But",
Kunz dcfended his titlc for to
(is against. Chick Brown of New
an, at thciNcW" Haven Arena, that
t. and at the: end of n rattling good
the South Norwulk boy had cnrn~
shadc- on the exchamplon, sbys
‘i'atcrbury Republican. Kunz tool;
it rounds; Brown won six. and tho
r two~thc sixth and 15th~were
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roughout the tight Kunz struck
lcancr blows and 4d his share at
leading. Brown fought as he al-
. does. waving both. arms. like u
trying: to flag a trainxz-‘He hit
2 with his wristfthélfehd of the
9. his for-nip: and elbows Kunz’s_
'ing was marrcd by trcquént and
faced holding 5 in tho. clinches;
had Hackeiis‘chmidt and Gotch in
i, H ‘ 2
9 go started off-faster than a six-i
d attain. The fourth round camel;
bring thc‘ finish for Kunz. Tho'
tongs whci't he got up.
. Giants, and looked very-tweak when
.ent to his corner.
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SPECULATORS BALKED . . I.
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‘EW roux. Oct. 11.~—r{ctibt gpeé- '
ors in NewlYork have, been} efr‘j‘
ively balked in this year's World‘s ‘ "
cs for the first, time; ‘in .,tnany
rs. it was sdid here' toduyz‘j' ‘
he fact thati linauy‘fofiljz @3920,“
exits at the Polo Grofidl‘i'tand‘tof-
‘5 éy’s camel was’“fic'nilnfl thirds
téd to an évidence. 'l‘ncreW'Were'
oral arrests}; oguspecuhiloi’ ‘
e trying to, tmna‘.
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boys behavgd«halfitlte-titnehs if .
up slippcd after missing it righti
vBrown went after hint hammer}
Brown 3
lights mitts around regardless-and i
av of them landed where Kunz 1
Id rathcr not; have them. He Warn!
cd to cover like a with who backed ;
6 up at the grandstandtundsbleaoh- , ‘
dflto purchat'ge rain chockh' after.
phia. it will be just to yours ago to-
dav since “Ad" was born in Pitts-
burgh, and he broko into tho notional
game with~Zancsvliic. Ohio, in 1388.
The following year he joined "Call"
Alison's Chicano \‘t-‘hitc Stockings,
und under that. grout leadcr‘s cure-
ful coaching. he so‘oned ranked amongzup by
to best. ‘Gulubcrt jumped to the Boei-
the twiricrs oi: the Players‘ Lcaguc.
, “turned to Chicano and}
Lat“ he I? h kjapproximutely 150,000 persons, and u.
then played with Pittsburgh, Bron
lrn
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and he could put the ball over cxa
where he [wanted it, .. .li‘or a pitcher
he was-some swattcr, too,
bated over .300 three seasons. .
limiting the game Gumbert entere
politics in his native Smoky, City, an
scvcralrlucrative jobs have fallen to
his lot ‘1 .
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SPORTS HIT i
HARD AT HARVARDi
Fencing Team Only One Organized:
, ,‘ Thu; For, . :5‘
Compton, upshot». u. no»
sports at flnr 'nrd
lutrdcr by the war apparently than.
the major branches, thc fencing tuum
being the only one in the minor class
thin tar organized. Au . is bclm,r
made to get the. socccr piuvcrs tonc~
titer. Golf, tcnnis, wrestling. swim-
ming, lacrosse and gymnaaiic tcnnm,
all of which hnvc been notivo {ca-1
hnvo not been organized.
The tumors expect the iutcrcollt‘gh
atc championship will be. called oil”
this your and plan to make the uni-
vcrsity four in the big event on their
schedule.
SMALL SUBSCRIPTIONS TO LOAN
NEW YORK. Oct. “wine marked
increase in the number of small sub-i
noriptions, ranging from aw to $500.!
announced vestcrduy. indicates that
the great campaign organization built.
the Liberty Loon Connuittce
was bcgiuuing to rcach the mass oi
thc people of thc Sccond Federal Rc-
: servo Dunk district,
and Philadelphia. his» control is S“
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arvci of rival pitcher.» sons 0
to m ctlv the various headquarters in the lam
Atter‘ . . , , . .
d 499,250 and show that the loan is be eneke is m MW \Drk. rn. and MP9“
(1 hind its schedule by' ¢d98.000,000. ,
This organization is composed of
id that; subscriptions [mm per,
small means nre pouring into
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Subscriptions now amount to $2643:
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; 'Advertlse in Tho Sentinel.
12—11 .11 I
don OWE LLINMM
“.MdW \‘0RK,g:9t-t. 11mm \vmunu.
thngitghtwci '
ave illicit hit“ mm:
diary from all angina. and in the filth
,ntcuut punchcs. On (boomer Mind the
ct volume in the annals of American :namcnt table is permitted.
and he financial history.
‘ ual.
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.3tltl Hittersof the World Se rieofand Those Who Have Starred in Other Departments. of Play.
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_ JOHNSON OFFERS
SERVICES TO u. 3.
GOOD FOR DUFFY“;
”7“" 'Amergéttn
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, ‘ ‘lot'murly of Chicago: " Service in France
‘ 9‘ " k't'tnuubc“ more Now» York‘ls'avui
Lgllltio, unite" luxury During" Rho Wcai
Side. a root lcsison in box! g. in Otclr . .
. z’ ,, (ommissinn, i built» t i ,
Ill-round bout :u the Pionccr‘Sporting H ”3 mu that he
. . . . had voluntccrcd for t‘nilitm‘y scrvicc
“Ub' “citing landud on his. ‘fldw'fl‘ in Franco. l-ic said he hnd oft‘crcd
l t th 1 t it ‘ l "f .hia scrviccs to the govcrnmcnt, but
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till ”I lit ill] on In wrgo 0 t cxpluinlng that the offer had. not
knockout. linen (infinitely noccptcd.
Duffy was bewildered by. Welling} ._
speed and missed many Voty‘hia wot; BILL STEVENS FIRST iN
RING HISTORY TO GET
non csidcnt of thc Amcricnn tongue
audit 'cvnbnr of the National likiicbnll
Chicago boy's punching was u‘ccnrntn
and hour thc cud of the filth hr lundcui ,
flushon Duffy's lawwlth‘h lutr’timt‘:’f" 0“ 0°“ 10» 1753.3“! Stevens do.
The blow slaggcrcd Jimmy;~ but 3],, {outed Jake 'I‘aplin, in a bout to dc»
mom“, 0th ll'.—~ihm B. John“
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League Head Voiunteerslor‘, WASHINGTON, Oct. 11.~Pmpose.d
CARDINAL GIBBONS FOR UNIVER.
SAI; TRAINING
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managed to weather, the storm until cide “4m“ “'35 '0 moot Jack SW‘M
until the bell mug. in the tenth .ww‘he champion. Steve“ 3'35”“? "‘1‘”
ling rocked the West Side boy scvcrul,N‘m"r'n fought. Slack “‘9” “WWI“ tlw Stcvi‘nt‘t building
‘ mm, and “'0“ tho title. "The Nutter" Chambcrs and chd sire-eta by Frank easy time winning the 2:19 trot and
times with rights to the jaw. : i .
- ttho uncnvtablc.» distinction of towing
‘BILLIARD CHANGES . \ M‘ ,‘b‘cen the first faker in ring history,
NEW YORK, Oct. 11.-—liudicni and, considering. the date when he
changes in tho conditions governing fought, (”"3 is convinced that taking
national championships were enacted made its npponrunco WW early in the
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at a Spam,“ meeting of “18' National game. 'Soon after Winning the titio,
Plarcrs yesterday. The length of Stevens “’35 paid a large Slim “Y 89"-
gumos was reducedLCIutssVA to ~300 ”3.1 gamblers “0 quit. in a fig!“ Wit“
points, clasg B to 200 and chm ‘C to George. {“98ng The frond was dis-
150. A provision permits Vamflmms covered, and neither man could get
and professionals .10 compete in ape. any more fights. BI“ Darts; the 'next
cially sanctionedmatchca and loul‘nu. champion, followcdthe Nailer’s ex-
ments. Limited practice on tlio‘tour- ample, and faked about with ‘Peter
Corcoran, the rish champion, who
-...- , m“.-- ‘then claimed the title; but was whip-
Mrs. Richard 1.9 Guillermo or rm:- ncd by Harry Sellers.
Le Guillaume. and family will probably " ——Joln the Kaiser-nnuers and, help
spend the winter in Bermuda, as, us- kill}. the Kaiser. Buy . Liberty Bonds.
- ‘ Localbanks. ' ‘
drui‘t law young: mm betwccn ' the
ages of ill and 21 is iudorocd in prin-
(ipin anCurdina'I' Gibbons in a letter
{\dtil'eSN’d to H. H. Shoots. secretary
of the National 'Association for Uni-
rcrsnl Militury Training, and made
public here today. ' ‘
“'l‘ltc tészntauml," the cardinal
wrote, ”will benefit them morally no
well as physically. and help to pre-
pare them for their avocatton's, or, if
necessity arises, for the sterner needs
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MUNSEV’BUYS A NEW HOME FOR
THE NEW YORK SUN.
LlTTLE HOMESICKNESS IN ARMY
WASliithi'l‘ON. Oct. lO.~-V}Iom:~~
siclzncp‘s has bccoiuc raw, in the Atta-
criczin Army camps in France, Am-
buwuloz- Sharp lint-r roported to trim
State Dcpurtlncut. ()utdoonlife, plenty
ot‘ air and t‘nmilinrity with their new.
surroundings hm‘c improved that
health nudmpirits of th.n men, be r»
portcd. ‘
it might bc difficult, the ambassador:
sold, to ,t‘md bcttcr sites for the
» camps.
GOOD RACING 'AT “
STAF’FORD FAm
rSTAFFORD, Oct. 11.—-The rim:
dav’s racing at. the Stafford Fair saw
thig fields cuicrcd in the three races
on the program, two of them being
split heat affairs. Andy thlnnd cub
lastcd n ticld of scvcn in the 2:15!
pace and after being fourth twice and
NEW YORK Oct. 10.»~Purchuso of then third came through ahead in Gm
' 3, 3mm}... next three bouts. siikcbell had an
A. Munscy for thc crectiow in its
place of a homo for tho Sun. Muir
sey‘s Magazine and the othcr Mouser.
publication‘s i9 unnouuccd. ’l‘hc prop-i
criy was vulucd at about $4,000,000t
it was stated. E
The site is a historical inndmarict
port of it once having been occupied
by the fnmcus old Vt’ushington hath:
which was dcstroycd by fire in 1843.,
Purchase was madc from the heirs of;
Judge Henry Hilton. who was cxccur
tor of tho «wtato oi‘ tho into A, '2
Stewart. .Mr. Stewart crcctcd the;
building now occupying.r thc site in:
1845. ~ ' ;
It is situated at tho entrance from;
Broadway to the community of public"
abutldings adjacent to City Hall park
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and Park Row. it is dcciarcd to be
Mr. Munscy’s intention to crcct on tho
site it monumental structure. . j
Sentinel Adm. pay. Try one.
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jStiiison~Powell Corporation-
E. Axworthy captured the 2:18 hum
handily.
WORTH THEIR‘jwmartT IN GOLm"
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No man can do his best when snf~
fering from backache;
other symptoms‘ of kidney trouble. B.
H. Stone, 840 N: 2d St, Reading, Fax.
writes: “l contracted a most sermon-H ‘
case of kidney trouble. I graduaiip
grew worse and for monthSt‘was am
able to' attend to business.“ I began
to use Foley Kidney Pills and soot-tr
found the paint; were gone and i
have had no‘ aches since." They hart-e
been 'rworth their weight *in gold in
me."—Adv.
PETE ‘GOU
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