Opinions and GQSSip (“emit 11:15 trillip‘wtch :11 Sea Al‘l’bll'miéll' N _.._ Eddie's hush-Ninth shine" i. -4 The lied have captured the chant] leveland iudianx. 'i‘he (‘ai'd'sia‘s Ills could roun- throuch it would he cries is over. ‘.\'othin:-; doinc Mt for (1511111 Ulii'lil'i' . ill l‘t'gartl to s are \ ball lililt'i to boo-lo the Giants men a little also “anointed 1h.) human, ... ‘ Iionshipol' 1111111 111' 111111111111: thI' it the ill :1 great 31211 for 1111' National League. __.~ _ ' The (‘3' 1 ..~ 1" I ‘ “ 1 1.1111 > ...t~ suit imi‘ng 1.1a! bchulip will come back Sunday's game hou'e‘ter, .9. b1 fore tin~ jolted [indie («outdo-raid): f basketball this season in .\"I.')"\1‘alk. now t'l11'i1iii: 1111111111! recklessly. EliflWN 0N MllNllAl .\E\t'li.~\\'.~l].\1, ()1-1.l..——liattling unz, lightweight champion of the ate, drew down the second largest use c paid to a boxer in this ate for his I.) minutea’ wark in his lit with t‘hic Brown of this city at. c Arena on Monday night. Kunz according to an onicial state~ cnt handed down "by the Ari-'na A. . received $21213, which 1'1‘1111‘es1‘1111‘ti per cent. of the gross receipts. The ly boxers that ever received more oney for one boat in this stattfikcre Irry McGovern and Yount: Corbett. ho fought in Hartford over 11 score- 1'e11rs a'm. t‘hic lirou‘n, challenger, orked on a :23 per cent, bails and Waived $1, \‘L ’7 511. The cross ;'1 tends ere $7,310. ‘Monu‘m night's houts'served as the riding topic tor conversation in lawn King circles. yesterday. The .lour- tl-Courier‘a decision-~-—as draw—Lwas ell received 1111111111?'ttntl‘tasfcl‘ihma. rejudircd nrown adherents. howevfl‘ mid see nothing but a victory [or ieir mun, while there were some who rally believed 11151 Kunz was c.11“"ed the verdict.”Referee Rafe 11“.: 'er- Id came out publicly with a stall- ent 31'ste1‘d113 in which he declared tat Brown had w.on local newspapers rendered the fol— twin: opinion: Journalt‘otuierf raw; Register, Brown: 'l‘huas-Lead-A‘, ', drawA; Union. Brown. UNZ WON SAYS ' I THE REPUBLICAN State lightweight (‘hampion lint log Kunz defended his title for 15 unds against Chick [hown of New oven, at the. New Ha1en Arena, 11111 111111 and at the end of a rattling good out the South \orunlk boy had earn N d .1 shade on the ex- champion, shys .e \\ atcr“b1113 Republican. Kunz look even rounds: Brown won Six, and thoA ther two—‘ihc Sixth and lSih—wel't‘. ten. , 'l‘hrcughont the fight Kunz struck he cleaner blows and 4d his sharp of be leading Brown fought asA he at- ays does,11.111nr both arms like a nan trying to flag a train. He hit (11112 with his‘ wrist. the head of the love. historaarmf-and elbows Kunz’s bowing was marr 1d by frequent and ..re faced holding in the cllnchesq 10th boys behaved half the time as it hey had Hackenschmidt and Gotch in ‘inti. The go started off faster than a Six N 'onud affair. The fourth round cameN car being the finish for Kunz. Tho'A bhmp Slipped after mls‘sing a rlglttl rid Brown went after him hammer', nd tongs when beget up. rBrownl' want; his mitts around regardless and ' few of them landed where Kunz A'Ac'uid rather not 11111111112111 He was. dread to cover like a man who backed he Giants, and looked very weak when I ewent to his corner. \‘t‘l‘ i 1 spacupAToasA ‘hatékfitns't‘. NEW YOIRK, Oct :11 .AT-icket spgco ulntora in New York havé boob; fectively balked in this yea Sélics for the that time 1. years, it was said herqA tptiay. i WELSH ANX'IoUs A Ahis lot. NNZ NNT illiiw tenant's... Hill BATllE WITH tired. He has tired 111-1111111111 1110 al ready and is anxious :ring harness again. .11 present be h: N". but Olli ambition ~~to met? llenuvl Leonard in 11 2040111111 bout with title at stake. N. The one-time champion seems toN be Sincere in the heiici that he canl legain his lost laurels. lie has 1111—; uounced that he 11-1 ready at any lllllt‘N Q Welsh has detided not to remain 11- NA in get back in' to begin trainin: for such a bout III": has notified his 1111111111114: llarr3 l’ol N l lock. to exert every effort in an en 1 depvor to 111111101 a'luntt'h with 1.1111er 11rd anti to try to arrange to stage the bout just as soon as possible. ' “Just. 8113' ”10 word and l willbccinl training immediately," said Welsh.’ I am anxious to got :1 crack at [.0011 11rd, and I feel sure he will agree to give me the chance I seek to regain the title. liiaht hitct our bout at Manhattan Casino when Leonard won the tllllllpitillbhlp Iie11n1"s1111111ager‘.' Billy Gibson, plotllertl me 11 xctum bout. I feel aura both Gibson and .Leqhald will kcép' their wold. = NA "I understand that Connecticut is willing to stage such a bout. Pro mating in two cites in that State have approached me. with p1opoaitlons and I am rcad1 to talk business just as soon 1111 Leonaui about: that ii. willing to box me gain." in Ad Gumbcrt 111113111117 ' In Old Times, Had Gleat Control of Bull Itew if any pitchen; in the history ofthe some have had as good conltol Aus did Addison Gumbert, who was a stapin the 'tttl's with Cl1icago,Boston. Pittsburgh, Drnooklv, and Philadel- phia. It will be. just 50 years ago to- 11:13 Since Ltd" was born in Pitts- Nbur.gh and he broke into the. national . Ohio. in 1888.. “CAMP” game. with Zauestiile, The following year he joined Anson's (‘hicauo White Stat-kings; and outlet that great leader' S care- N iful coachinz. he sooned malted among 10 best Gumbert jumped to the BoS~§ Nton Brmhmhcod club in 1890.111111 led the twirlers of the Players' League. i Later he returned to Chicago and: then pla3ed with Pittsbmuh, Brook- lyn and Philadelphia, His control was to marvel of rival pitchera. and he could put the ball 0191' exactly where he wanted it. For a pitcher he wan. some swatter, too and he bated oycr .300 thtce seasons. After quitting the game Gumbert entered politics in his natIVe Smoky Cit3, and several lucra‘tive jobs have fallen 10A l h... _. 1 .... fl... — ._..____ HANK AND PETE 141M... Tiw fact that. many of- the “specs" ' ~ . lined up at the mandsitnqd and 1119111511; . er exits at the Polo (almanac and of' l’ered to purchase rah;- checks "after ,.' "'N Tuesday’s game was called "oil is ' po‘iti'féil to as evidence. several 11111311111 ~11: Were twill?!" check 3111:1111 't"e1' 11?;‘111’1 the 11111 MINNOR SPORTS HIT i HARD AT HARVfiAtRDAA Faian Team Only One Organized 1 "i. sThUI Eag- ‘., 1 1111111111 311, 11111111,, our 11. ulnar Slltblls at Harvard have been hit even harder bv the war apparently than the major branches. the lent-int: team being: the only one -in the minor class Hills for organized. A11 1 Is helm: thrr. Golf, tennis. wrestling Swim- mitng, lacrosse and gymnastic teams, all of which have been acthe leu- tuti‘cs of fall sports in past years. 1111113. not, been organized. ‘Nl‘he fencers expect the intercollegb ate championship will' be called 01‘!- this year and plan to make the _ uni- versity four in the big event on their schedule. SMALL §UBS§RIPTIONS TO LOAN NEW YORK. Oct l.——1ne mat‘Aked increase in the number M small sub- sc..riptlons ranging from 1w to $51ltl,N announced yesterday. indicates that tho great campaign organization built In the Liberty Loan Committee “its beginning to reach thc.,1_nass oi the people if the ,Second' Federal 11c- serve, Bank district, . This organization is composed of approximately 150.000’persons, and it' is,.said that subscriptions from per gains of small means are pouring into thie various headquarters in the larg- et volume in the annals of American financial histo‘rv. Subscriptions now amount. in $264,- 41111. 250 111111 How 11111 the loan is to blind its schedule by 1.18.0001100. ,Atlwertise in The Sentinel, . «Alta lighi'uhight anow 11 mémber oi the Ne York Naval ,cary from all angles, and in tbk fifth Anlltdc to get the soccer players torev . moant punches. - Le Guillermo and family will probably' JOHNSON OFFERS SERVICES TO U. S.A JOE WELLING 'l‘OO GOOD FOR DUFFYAA crican Lcaauc Head Volunteers for Service in Franc! ,lxnw 101114, Oct. ll-wlian 11. (-101111 111, picsident of the A'tur‘ticim league 11nd member of the National baseball t‘on‘imission, admitted today that be bud.voluntcered for military Service in France He said he had offered . , A his services to the government, but and tenth had that on the worm pl 11 explaining that the offer had not knockout. been definitely accepted. Duily was bewildered by Wellinga __ - - Speed and 1313894 many of his Wl‘li BILL STEVENS FIRST IN 011 the other hand the A . . , RING HISTORY TO GET Unease boy 8. Dune-hing was accurate ' omous TITLE OF FAKER and‘near the end of the fifth he landeiA flush on Dolly‘s jaw with a harrrlglit. ‘IOn 0“ 10 1759 Bill 3'9”“ “9" The blow Staggered Jimmy,» abut? he tented Jake 'i‘uplin In 11 bout to de- managed to weather the storm until clde which was to meet Jack Slack. 1 until the bell rung in the tenth Wei ”‘9 Chgmnion Stevens called "theA 111111 rocked the West Side boy several ANAN‘NNN- 1:111:11 31'1'10'1'111 NN'NAAJOTWA‘A“ times with d 1 mm, on won 0 e ‘ e ‘11 er" sit a '0 the jaw lthe unepvtable distinction 0! havlni beenthe first. taker in ring history, and, considering the date when he fought. one is convinced that (akin: made its appearance very early in the same. 'Soon after winning the title Stevens was paid a large. sum by sev- eral gamblers to unit. in a fight with (1111111311 Max“. The fraud was dis- covered, and neithen man could get any more lights. oBill Darts, the 11115;. 11111111191011, followed the. Nutter 3 'ex ample, and faked a bout with Petal- Cornoran the rich champion, who NEW 1911K, Oct his—.1111: “ailing; formerly of Chit-113's, Militia, gave Jimmy DA ,, of the West Side, 11 real lesson ianoxlng in their 10-rcundbout 111.1139 Pioneer Sporting club. Welling landed on his gum 'BILLIKRQD CHANGES NEW YORK, Oct, ll.—lladical changes in the conditions goi'erning national championShipn Awere enacted at a special meeting of. the National Players yeaterdav. ,The length of games was reduced: Class A to 300 points. class B to 200 and clms C to. 150.‘ A provision pgrmlts amateurs and professionals to=competéin $984 claily sanctioned matches and tourna- ments. Limited practice on the. tour. namcnt table is permitted. ' T“ .A . ., Mrs Richard Le‘oautenne derail red by Hairy Seller-s enekwia in New York Mr and 1111's,, ' — ' - ~ —Joiu the Kaiserkanners and help us- hurt the Kaisei. -Bu3 Liberty Bonds. Local banks. 1 l 'Spend the winter in Berm’uda, as ual. . . . ~ *‘——— 'Awell as physically, and help to pure them for their avocationa. or, ii ‘necessity arises. for the sterner needs .f . CARDINAL OIBBONS FOR UNIVER- . 8M- TRAINING \\' ASHIN "TON, Oct. 1.1-Pmpose11 ‘tcgiaintiou to include in the selective draft law young men between the ages of 19,and 21 is iadorscd in prin- 'Ne'iple 111',1‘11~a1n111 Gibbons 111 a letter addressed to H. H, Sheets, secretary of the National Association for Uni‘ LITTLE HOMESICKNESS IN ARMY i m. 1 wasutxo'rox, 0m. 10.—»Home- sickness has become rare- in the Aggy crican Army camps in France, A121- banarador Sharp has reported to if!” State l‘lephrtnwnt. Outdoor lite, plemy or air and familiarity with their new surlouudhuu have improved [Inm lazalth and rpirits of the- men, he re- ported. It might be difficult, the vanibusaatl‘u‘ vcrsnl Military Training, and made.sa;1i, to find better sites for the: public here today. . camps. “The legislation," the cardinal wrote, “will benefit. them morally as GOOD RACING AT DI'B‘ Aof war. " 11I _. MUNSEY BUYS A NEW HOME FOR THE NEW YORK SUN NEW \ORl'k, Oct. 30 ~—l’lllchasc ot the Stewart building at Broadway Chambers and Read streets by Frank A liluuscyior .the emotion in its place of 11 home for the Sun. Mun- soy 1‘s Magazine and the 011191 3111115113 . publications is announced The 11101) -?tt3 was valued at about $4, 000,000 it was stated. The site is a historical landmark. patt of it once Inning been occup ed by the. fanuus old Washington hall, which was dostloyed by tire in 184:.1, Purchase was made from the heirs 01 Judge Henry Hilton. who 1» '11: cxecu .m3 of the estate of tho la." A Stewart Mr Stewart erected the- building now occupying: the, a it is situated at the Entrance. from; buildings adjacent to City Hall park and Park 111111.11 11111111111211 to be. ‘2M1 Munsey’a intention to erect 'on the site a monumental structure. Sentinel Ad“. pay. Try one. Site in? . STAFFORD FAIR STAFFORD, Oc.t 11.——Thc first «1113’ S racing at the Stanford Fair saw Abig fields entered in the three races! Aim The program. two- of them being: :Split heat affairs. Andy Aahland .qt- A'lasted afield of seven in the 2:3! Npace and after being fourth twice -i then third came through ahead In (119- .. dext three heats. stlkebeil had In easy time winning the 2:19 trot api E. Axworthy captured the 2:18 paw handily. 'r&la we. 1 “WW—"'7" t i No man can do his best when L335 A-fering from backache, rheumau‘a pains. aw oilen joints, sore muscles or other symptoms of kidney trouble .3. H. Stone. 840 N 213 81., 1131111111591 , W1iteS: “I contracted a mom amen- case of kidney trouble. 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