‘lti
. Elli 111111133 HENRI} ,,
”312:”:ch glad—in; World’s ' . 1
nflgfifidfigfii‘i '
Miles at Peon-1
The [amounikaxwell non-titan cham~
plan of the world has set another roe;
.—
.it‘s, latent record is in gasoline ~.
1
’I‘blrtyone and onevtenih mile: on‘
a gallon of gasoline, ,
That is the record mode by the vet—
eran. which has traveled more than
138,827 miles. Peoriti, 111., was tho
scene of the champion’s last glori-
ous record accomplishment.
The fclmmpion nonstop car made
22,0213 mile-s in Los Angcles in the
fall of 1916. Sine» then it has bcon
wandering about the world visiting
’ urn-ell dealers. The faithful old
car in battered and worn, but is able
to travel a; well on any automobile.
What do you think‘of the White
The SOx‘s game of Sat
Benny Kauhfucarly thumped out
min in as good a: a mile. “Q
day's argument.
circuit. which tantrum chfertmn up; ‘ +
atnilton to Madison. up Madimn to! TWO "“9”“! 113"? nhot ”W" 110“
lornhill, down Cornhill to Joffersoniand Sallee.
and down the latter street to Hamil-é
.in. The car looped this circuit fort
up hour and :1 half. thn the last}
mo of gasoline burned the upecdo-‘ryaboug,
meter i-E‘giulurcd 31.1 miles. 1 i
It was a remarkable record andi . .
w at tho murk~mada by the ammo cart _....;.;g, signs of n
u Springfield the prcvimis week by] a knitting Scam.
» curly three miles.
The mileage on a gallon of gasoline
btaincd with the champion is till the
.. ore. wonderful because it was made
with a car which has had such at . I. 1 .
lcrnuous lite. The car has ncvcr‘ The In“. Sprmgwood ”MP" won,
(an touched by a muchunlc. During- falrhand nquarcfrom the East Nor-
hc. Peoria run tho engine purred llke1 walks, in a frlfll gamc. The score was
= new machine .12 to c, and they averaged about 130
1 .._....
18P1R1NGWOODS‘ WlN FIRST GAME
up.-. 1
Opinions and Go
3 5 WM Battling Kunz,
y com pared closely with Battling Kunz'l
fight a week ago, They were the worst in the fourth round.
i ‘ '*. '
.4. I , 1
Six pitchers occupied the slabslllan'n hill during the course of flatnrw
Ila-“.2
-+—
After the world'u Eellefi in 011191.111 won't have'anythlng special to wor-
in'fl‘i :51 :1 t . Terry bee will ofllclnle as referee,
thletic life in the Non-am high school a. yet. Not even
_ ' l" v- e"
"mi”; ”if: .,
1;) WHY
itiihu tit
ttlmu *‘filliiflfililfilli
slate lightweight ~ . ‘
,lchimvlon. nod “Bod” row of oxihigfinfmi $3,321; 2111::
iBridxeport are in perfect physical city nod 11 Giant mater
:mdmonror their four-round nettn ’
'3! Soto! hull tomorrow night when
.,........
Sax now? in
it
. ”New York had won two names and
Chicago hadwon two games up to
another homer on Saturday;
well ngainst Chic Brown in {slow Ha- from the atart of tho fifth e and
you I”! week the determined ”“8” New York had the. winning lead. Me-
{no'g 0' "m" i". "9°” “a" Vi" Grow figured that by letting Sallee‘
w” to attract runny members 0! me stay in the game. he could lose that
Accompanied by an ofllcial .obscrvcr, 1‘ '1: 1 ““ ‘ ' ‘ ‘ ”Nb to the bouts. "
smog. J1 Grogan; of Peoria, ““3 chamc ~0— “‘ 11 . in addition 'to the Kunz‘l’nlmet‘ at; 1:52:11 so that when the Giants and
.t (m started from the corner of Jef—l Many Norwalk light fans are planning to wither}! the bouts in Bridger lair five other grudgingly.“ bouts , '9' .301 played on the Po 1” Grounds
lemon and Hamilton streets at 10:190., Friday night .' . ' ’ 2 dad I h' Knee the Giants would win thus making it
o'clock on September 30th. There? 1 ' 3" "waltz-“'5 - ‘- ' - . 1am car 1 n one-of t em k- 3 ‘0 3 10" both téanu The“ "‘9 7th
was but one gallon of gasoline in the! "'9- \ .out MW” of ”'1“?th will have it game would decide and it would mean
red tank attached to tho, can Real football Wed")?! iii here Q i— : .3“ g : a): I out With Jimmy Aheam of 81, PM". ' ’ l
The champion continued around one; . ' , ., 3‘ ~ . . ' ' r . ‘ 139“ Reagan is down on the book-n to 59"!" thousand 001,375 additional.
By losing Saturday's game and cot)-
plng Monday’s and then the 7th and
last game it would be more beneficial
to the team in the way of coin and
lmeet Marty Morris. Young Lenny will
1tackle Young Marshall while K. D.
Noe ‘llalv'wlll match his wares mlnst
'thone of ’Kld Murphy. Kid Raymond
:borcs Young Bede", , '
y in the 1917 world‘s eerie; Clcotte
Swnue'mke (‘. Connors will hold ‘ the
l. t’ .‘l' 8 mtchedtbo box-
ind cat or om ink a , 1winter for baseball intimates.
l The boxing editor yeiterdtty receiv-
ed a portal from Battling Levinnlry
[and in. trainer, Joe Smith from cm-
cngo. Levinslty meets Bearcnt Mc—
Mnhon at Winnipeg tonight for t
CHAfiLEs :wws. m. 1 .
LOSE. TO wu. onxzs
*
161m, but the dreadnaugn, third in
“he 5"" Bridgeport .A' 0' Wm hold Saturday. MeGraw won the toss-up 501
4"“ 11"! Um! 0‘ the m Ln that the Gal m “la b? 1 1
‘ylew of the hot that Km Wed 1 1 33 e co 1 payed in
But 3 ; ‘0» .,\'e York, Salter: was in Very bad form
honor (coin first). By acciucmly win-‘
ning Saturday's and Blondziv’s' name
it would mean a loss og‘nearlv $100;
000 not! it is going to be such a hard
‘ If Chicago wins today the iwo clubs
will hove about 8254,00!) to divide be—”
tween the, clubs wherein if the ser-
enth some is pulled over no matter
be which club wins the series. the two'
Am...—
She started immediately to begin to
. .. .. M w._,_., a...” ...._
muons FLY roost,
CALVERTON, VA.
the lift column. swung out or line
1am. went run speed tor the Ulnar. ,
é1T1»: #133331???‘ 2;: on theram. The acoustic young bird race of then
5 penrm 1 e w e, and raised 1
[her along the cutwaier until the an!) Hillside HomngPlgcon club F” no“
imarine was half way out of Water—r- yesterdny from Calverton. Va.
ta dash, a. grinding smash. the ma The birds were “bowled at 7:15“
fmmg sue Way, floor. {he otl.r..‘o'clock a. m, and the first bird W
2 ' Y ”’ng the “it?!“ bo' real: d to l of John K. I! an» at.
gloromost. The dreadnaugbt stun: we: I: .fcfm ti . {lie «liar
Without at 513133 ”" ’ ’£ 9' m., yinat
,bnck into column. _
fbeing mode, without a shot fired. tht 13309 in 5“ “OMS “'“my'fie‘le” Inks"
urea and eight seconds
grand acct proceeded.
5 Thus in the true story of how You The rpm" in yards flown W. 1313'
iWeddtgr'n perished. it came from date as follow!"
-mau who saw it with his own eyes.—- ‘
t
mun
:chr‘y Reuterdahl in Saturday Eye.§,John E. Ryan I!“ (“mama
W“! P024- ’ o. A. Johnson 1254.24.
1 W ~ ,1 J Mlchck 11290.12:
gHANDICAP MATCH J. A. Michel: cln 11:31::
i ' SHOUT AT 'ILTON' Thin coodudes the rd 1 on
f w”, W old bird mm which will be um .
1 Scores made by the Somali Rifle next spring, 1913'
1131211) on Oct. 13 in the handicap match 11 . ' ‘
‘ LEONARD T0 BOX
'at the South Wilton range: ,
3”" “m “Did 70”“ BRITTON 0N OCT, 19
‘Dnrt 23 , 24 .1 - ..--
:xBaltcr . 23 1:3 46 NEW roux, Oct. Par—Benny 1m»
xWhite 24 21 . ‘45 31:1. the lightweight champion, started
Mathews 1 23 20 43 real work yesterday to get. in shape for:
xClark 20 22 43 his bout with Jack Britton next man! '
Snyder 18 33 . or night at thcu‘lflarlcm 59011an ulnar»
Ronald: =0 2‘5 1” Britten will‘hure at least the pounds;
Minion 16 22 a» pull in the weights, is taller than tit-
:xPrlegcr 18 13 ‘3 lightweight champion, has n loner
91‘8le 17 18 ‘9 roach and is much rturdlcr. M9111»
Gamma 13 "i 3‘ these handicaps, Loonmd bellevel he
ilopple 8 21 2'3 'lll defeat the clans: welterweight.
Hunkemlcr I 17 6 _. 23 __._..._._.———‘-——-—-
POLANUO "Miami.
The men were handicapped by din 1 1 1
HERO DEAD 130 YEARS
.nu’rum'r, Ml . r- :1 ,,
Evnnn Jr of C‘lrlcngzt W31.- 3 ‘21:: ”'1'?!“ of Canadian soldiers stationed clubs will Md“ it is estimated, lance. the shurpohooters bolus 56"
, i ,' "d ' ’ near that city. ”He will be back in PM“ ”‘ '°°°- , back to 300 ”"19“ ’ mm” “m“ * “""
on n... en of a golf match played . The two teams are prettily evenly men". iccmnary 9' Thaddeus Karim.
town Thursday morning and prepare
No trouble whutcvcr was cxpcrienc-
u during! the gasoline economy test.
Before the mileage test-wan made
guessing content was held. During
he week visitors at the fair grounds
ere allowed to submit. their gnomes
n to the distance tho car Would run
.tho trlnl. Goodrich ranged from
5 miles up to 50 miles. Thousands
if poisons ontm'ctl tho contest and
moped their written'ttm‘iml‘ inm‘thc
llot box. .
A. Pncey of Jacksonville. “1.. won.”
t idligurc was 31.2 mllcs. He missed
'11 ncttml mileage "by one tctith of a
, llc. A prize of $10 was given the
uclty gown-r. . . '
Prominent nPli‘HpflllPF‘llll‘fl"Of Peoria
’iIHEfiF‘Wl lliqpnt,
WON'T FIGHT IN 1
NEW YORK AGAIN;
NEW YORK, om. 1vl.-—1Al.\lc(‘oy
ho won the middleweight title from?
unch some years ago. ”and who has
tudlously refrained from defending
hr championuhip boutin u contcst to
: docision, hm; junt ndroutly dodgcd a
not with .Harry' Grch. McCoy was
Hatched-to box Grcb at the Broadway
:portlng club next Tuesday night,‘but
nnounces that he will not. do so, as
ack Bcgcr, who made the match, has
ince ceased to be his manager 1
Johnny Welsmnntel, managcr of the
July. ,rcgards. McCoy‘s excuse in a'
mu one, for if he. had no fear oi;
ireb, it would make no difference who?
nudged him. McCoyadds tha°t ho
~ill never .agaln box in New York1
into. but will go to New Orleans.:
l‘hid. will not, be regarded by patrons
boxing in this; state as a very aeri~1
it: dcprivaiion. ‘ 1 \ t
i
ETE HARTLEY LOOKS 5
FOR SOME Hours;
l m Flynn. the New York boxing
antigensends the following about'
We Hartley:
lizbtwcight champion in the person of
Hartley. "The New Durable1
l N“. 0
pounds. while the Springwoodlwcre
about 123. The East No’rwalks had-a‘
fast backficld, but was nothing commit
ed against. the Springwomln The East
Norwalk backs were Blackmun. Plun-
lrct. Chontas and Grillen.
The fast Sprinzwoodu 1
Konncss, lomhartlo and _ Duliold.
Sire don’t count after all. Our star
ends, Manuel Tarlov and Lotti: Tim}
toy pulled off one touch down each?
l’lunket for the. opponents. The lino'
held fast from the beginning to tho
bud Bordon.
the East Norwnikers,
spring‘wnod “yicttm, The Sprintrwoods descent was generally from mother to mulch at "up Amory A.
rich merino, South Xur’wnlk.
YALE MAN HEAos
COLLEGE ATHLETES
rlected president of the intercollegi‘
utc Association of Amateur Athlctcu
of America '91. the annual! meetln'gs'
hero'ycnlortlay, Othorofl'iccrs chosen
Wt't'e .loueph A. Squirol. troasurcr. and
Hubert (l. Lumen. acting secretary,
it was announced that the annual
six milc crnezs country'rnn’ will be
run in Van Portlandt park in thin city
on November 24.
1the State llizhway Commission re- weight. will'hnve a chance to square
BOX'NG 50073 OF THE WEEK :‘mm' "W“ 1";‘fil’323mrm' “5 with Eddie Wallace for thc decision
compared wt d, 49 in t o corres- the firooltlvn man obtainctl over him
Today
Vanderbilt A. (fr-K. 0.
liamu and Johnny Kid Alberto,
Lew' wuv'
Mike Smith: Teddy
Jacobs and YounE
Limbo. ‘
Tuesday
Broadway Sporting Club.~llnrry
Grab and AluMcCoy; Johnny Grny 1am!
Mike Russell.
Thur-day
man and Willie Antcy.
Pioneer 3. CrJoc Lyrich and Mic-
Tno state of Oonnecticut has a now' key Du n“; Pole Hartley and Young 11
1 Tim rcgular weekly dance was held
Bravo. - 1
> ,. Friday
1‘ Dcrby, Conn. Hartley will defend ptddtson'sttcet. Bridgeport-
hr- championship of the state. agamat;
hcro yesterday for the benefit of the
Red Cross. Al’oircd with Hugh
Vaughn of Detroit, he, was beaten
by Wilbur Oates and Jimmy Bland:
lflh of Detroit 5 up and 4 in play in
“a 36 holc match. Evens' plu‘y‘; hover-
er, was splendid. On a strange
courue ho equalled or bettcred par on
:7 holes.1 .
c
' MARKETS OF PARIS.
- The first markets of Part: were e3-
tablllhcd more than a thousand years
‘cnd. Several fellows were hurt 011135915 "‘9 "'9 d" h Cite; The 'boothu wimpy and K. 0. Brennan is more pro- 1tn comparison with the 139 9. blzglsh
m" ”t “ "3" hmmmy ' ”9’9"" ”“11”” battle than a mum and- Bfinmnlhmte. a regular “mach." amid-at on-
!of the revolution these market worn?” thought he would 1):! unable to meet a alight negative buoyancy on n
fworc monotonous by their qualillcs’nl Brennan. which an
“or arm and tongue, both grown'strong‘ m, be will not moel‘ him. so Lori
’ i
by countries of - sturdy exercise
These characteristics, bchvcr.‘ do not
. «w— ,
oorgo Chip“ with a fluer RHMF‘W' NEW YORK. Oct. ‘ l5.-—-Robcl'i appca‘rin their successors, who trust;
”mm“ Blair 0‘ “I" l'nivernity was to ”M, clovernes and coquettish ‘wcicht hc has agreed to make fur Bcn’, "Fller bent: of a' British ' dcolrol’fl Farmers
charm to light their battles.
AUTO Acctoeurs ozone”:
BOSTON, Oct. ins-There has been
a. decrease of fourteen per cool. in mi-
rtomobile accidents in Massachusetts in Boston. on he was always too big
this year, in spite of the fact thnt the
numhcr of cars registered in 32 per
cent. nrcater than last ycar. During
the first eight month» of thoyrar,
pending your of 1916. The number
reuniting fatally. howcvcr, was great-
Military A1 (31.4.1311? Vpierce and iv in excess of last year, the figure ohm he meets him in a 10 round bomb
helm: 89 for’ltll‘l and 33 for 1916.
'l'hcre have been fewer accidents in
aconcmted cttvdlstricts, and more. in class fighters. is not worryimr‘over.
rurnl Minions,
Tm. regular monthly meetlns 0‘ the pure the Badger state board Will call
. ‘ , 5"”‘31‘: Building. Loan “‘1 "WM" oil the embargo on his fighters :iuSt'tthing went wrong with the Ufa.
Clemont S. Cr-‘I'KllodlmIt 30" 8“" PM” ASSMW‘O“ will be he” tomor- as soon as they learn offlletf Smith'sl Either the valves failed to wot-1:,
row evcning at the office of Taylor &
Gultlcn.
in the Town Assembly Hall, in Wall
hm": formerly of New York but now, Red Cross Benefit, ‘ Eanlcr' Hall. street, Saturday night. Grace Broil:- ‘tm the than“ {a explain Iii! » glue1
Soldiermiot. Observed
TRYING TO STOP ING 1 Venerrd;y.dpam at T1111 I
PLAY The ccntennnryo t e “41...
ROI-151:}! {dens Kosciusko. Pole by birth, Amer; -
XE“? YORK. Ol‘l. 15.41119. Natlon- can friend and yavolutlonary hero lfvjw’,
3‘ Baseball CommissiOB 13°“ $9?" choice of liberty and foe. of Prusota,
today to prcvcnt a repct tinn O11llP1 , , was celebrated 'by h”
alleged roughness on the part of play- and Austria. _ d 1 n 1111111111
err in the world’s mics game at: {Eliot-countrymen on ma y 1, 1
Chicago but 'i‘eztturday. .Bcforo this cans throughout the United states is»-
afternoon's content here the umpires tank” 1 . 1’ 1
will be instructcd to warn managem' B” (‘ ‘g l Kosciusko—for
‘ . gadler . return
and Rowland they will be 1 . _
1:13 rracygpon'.-tlhlo for unseemly conduct that was the rank with which America.
by their men. ’ nutty honored him, in addition we
l’lnyl'rs'partlcipatlng in the V07” granting hlm' American cltizemblp, a,
matched and no matter which team
wins the series it in I 50-50 will of
two of the best teams that ever mm. ,
‘1 ed bats in a world's EPTlPtt conflict. ‘ t
"W“ ‘ E
SINKING A SUBMIRINE.
for bill bout with Larry “Williams! at
The 'l'clegmm'n benefit show in E1-
glen’ hull, Friday night,
only Defoe formerlv‘ ”6i 3!. Pan
but now d,."Brldgcport. is in line for at
Nil? bout at the Boston club. The
writer was in Boston Saturday and How
1mm reliably informed that Do Foo
will in all probability meet rm: 1 .
; (Frankict Britt'of New Bedford t,hrre1m\;lm;x::1dd:::n. th‘1hv r01?! 13;, £7191:
inc/tit month. Britt defeated Chlcn a 1 81‘ servcc, n er1 n 32‘
Sinner in {location lust. Tuesday'nlght. the Br .1191; ”“13"" ““13“" “03‘"
1 . 1 . and Greatly was promoted to u better
A return bout between Ball"!!! M'Lshi’p and took commando! the [529.
thf‘lJ-29 and its Daring‘Crew
Were Sent to the Bottom. ‘
. _ x ' ., .
(3.. 5,! Boston undersea liner. ~ post-sorted trainer. it was announced born of . noble family in tritium!- in
»W* l . .
9 . challenge y team between 1115 to daughter, who belt! them directly from‘ . . «. . .. _-, . r “. hart}- day on lht‘ 1M)- lO'lk- here today by the National f ommir. 1 .
HAMPION M COY } 1"") 'ertc to Andrpw Warn 3 Snow- thr monarch During the stormy timed on the. 23". 0' thin month. Dillon no: in ,r game m the “pr Mm“ ”3" ”all From With 933""! rharc in “’9" 1745- The military ”km be aurely re?
1 ~'- - . ' , ' ' fled the directors yesterday 9 the Yv29 went "to sleep." resting with «world gel-i" money. to? sum of $1.00" vealed was so pronounced that me Pm-
much an m‘cansrhcll‘inu sand bank. Outnida of tin-
u_lwutcfi otllccr and the regular stand: d Pro (1 made him cap
11 _ ting watch, all hands must have tum- " ‘ , ORATIdN OF Italy on nee an 1 '
«hr. moat likely. will draw the return” ed in. sleeping in ”:0” leather “111111111 CORP Rowe: EXCHANGE “"101 artillery when he returned, a
‘.it In oupposcd that as tho watch at' Q 1 1 _, 1
"19. the telephones heard the hearing ”-0., A certificate of incorporation of the 1H4.
Produce Exchnnzg of New;
‘ . do'coloncl
sounded» as recorded at the ofllce of "‘9 American army. was ma
Haven w 1 . P of enginceffi and rendered intaluablvz
aid to the American cause. Eve
n means of enforcing the new rule. his military education in Germans;
mn‘ch.
if Jack Britton to
reducos'
* . the alarm war
lnv lx‘nnnrd for their bout at New Screen. 1 . 1" j 1
York, on. 19. it will le‘nve hint “11:;91‘Zhfigmg‘3’2 “’“h 5'1“” mi“..- flx-1the secretary of1stnte last week, 131
call! WWW” '0' W3” '0 1mm”: One might imagine 1km Von Wed- ““0““ 0' capital ‘3th ‘5 '51'0090'1‘113 th encampment of Gator:
of. Brittonnever kept his promise to digen waimi: that the microphones. vidcd into fifty shares The incorpm vlfinflm_1 9' ll 1 his which1'Bm
to mahogi‘rélght for any of his fights; “firmed the slow clings of big ship for: are George thhugen' Abraham army on Bemus rig . rlncF-
‘ propellers, which told him that the M. Goldcn and Simon Koloncl 0‘ New goyne assailed in vain, '88 the DW
to rcduco. to the conditions attired,E Wm." fl. “1"“ “ppm“h'ng' 3‘0“" Have-n. pal engineer in the erection Ol. afl-
, 11 . mg his udjubtlng tank to a submerged. . t a distinguished himself in UV!
which were not neurly~ no hard no trim. he came to fighting posi-tion.’ A certificate of organization of the Pom ' an ‘ d “1
those Leonard is asking. . 1 His perlscope tipped the tturface. ideal sample Shop of Bridgeport was 319:8 01 New York 3“ Wang":
. Willie Jackson. the New York light- “9 was lucky enough i come be- recorded. The amount of capital stock lie became a firm friend of . “~95
‘ tween the two columnu of/ the Bridal: . ton who made him co‘onol or grim-3r;
. ~ - is $1000 divided into ten shares. The , .
strand flee" Sim-“1mg m "up,“ 1 1 ' ‘Wh the American light for lair:-
‘Hquadronn. with the Iron Duke lentil subscribers are Mary ”"59”“ 0' “9:; was; '6“ be ”(apnea to P9—
' roo . N. Y.. Geor e N. Finkelsione P9 , ~ "
B klyn g Prussia. Airstria and Road:
, A (got: the right column, dying Jellicoe‘s a
m thcir fight decided at the rmnrv. mg. The periucopc of the [7—29 show- 0! Bri e u and Katherine Horrlson 1m ,
u no ' banded against the freedom a:
his native land. 1 Despite notable victo-
A'. of Boston a '9' wee "011m up half way between‘tiie squad- Were
*9 Irons, six cables apart. She got 01! otffldm. of inch 1’90 t' f tb
h-Jr torpedo. which passed under the co e m w o e mans!”
iron Duke. immediately she tired No. Cooperative Drug Compun ‘ f South 1125.1“: forces ultimnt‘ely
" which also missed. going :istern.'Norwatk was recorded. The‘ amount “751“?“ “”1“" of “m '
liectiusc ’of danger of smashing their; - , , . o ’
on ships: 'none of the British guru“ capildl stock is 3.,000. divided into
400 shares. The incorporators are 9.
at Brooklyn, Oct._ 23, .
Al hippo. manager of several high
itlw decision the Wisconsin boxingcnrn 1817. as the wt of an equestrinl It»
. , . icrcvm dared to fire at tho Gor ~
l , . . man ,
mission handed hm. LlPW “Haisuhmarine. 1W1 Morrill of Wilton, Ralph Tn“, 011. cident. He was buried in the at:
t_ But after the second torpedo somr- Sound Beach and Carlton Wood of dral 0' Crncok, ancient a! 0'
land. Eleven years later the cadet
corps 91 the United States Militarr
Academy erected a monument to has
memory at West Point.
Wilton. 1 _
which by taking water into dampen. A certificate of issue of additional
stating tanks were. to equalize the. shares 0! 8101,33 0! “19 New Britain Ma
weight of the discharged torpedocy. chine Company of New Britain who re
or at the instant the diving rudder corded. The amount of flock is 13.1“
man failed. in giving enough "down .
“duff. Ml any rate, the nose Of “33396 from 3800.000 to $2,000,000.
1:): submarine shot up above the wa‘
. .,
condition the time 3 Milwaukee club.
iwantml him to box. The directors or}.
the Milwaukee club put miners in an‘
altogether dilerent light from what
nope will ‘hnre to say when he is
The Home Guard} you hold a_ (taut?
tuition-ow arming at the armory, out;
which the famous McEnelly’n singing
-
series will be forbidden to engage in, unbountlnl WW“ and lands—4.1m .
Two years later he volunteered Err.
‘Koociusarlto died in switurltmd in. -1
., . .i am, 1111‘- W In 11. Sentinel.
orchetra will furnish music.
err’ Orchestra rendered music. _
of the aifntr.
.... w’-—W—AI
-,ll lightweight: that think lbemsolvcsu '
'imlPlldi'l'fl for the crown. ‘ 1
_ . . 1
‘ . cornmmwsnoatmuunm
Th‘t- Dane has beaten stamp of the“ W PETE
.1, tightwéights in the country. in: "nus is yoog'hecog
.lmling Jcc Welling. Frnlltle Callahan, 1 g:7€“5¢' 5° 1'“
Dckcy Kansas, :1. Goldberg, Radium; 1 . “gfil‘fifg‘fi” 7",».
Iy. Young Gradwoll, Chick Brown! . ~.v—«..——-, MONTHS u
' ()1ng Bladen. the New England light: 1' '
eight champion, and many othef, In» 1
ides giving Johnny .Dundco the. fight:
.t his-life in 12 rounds. . ,. 9
'llartlcy bars no lightweight In liteI
Ltld, even the lightwcight (hafnium!
nn"'harc a match with the Dan» as
.oltns any lighthlnhl in the more.
1 / M...a__— "
OUNG BLADES AFTER .
BROWN 20R BAT KUNZ,
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