. .3..- O~W-—~Iflv W 1t Siliiilli * tlllti iiiifiiii ill itlttlltttttl lW HAVEN, Oct. 19.——Battling :, lightweight champion of the . web a visitor in town Wednes— Apcording to Bat there was no ll significance attached to his vie. re ecept for the fact that he takes lure in hitting up the turnpike be- u this city and Milford. Kunz d that he is still in training and he hopes to reap a golden harvest 1; the season closes. «t in this game for what there is " declared the champion. “No realizes any better than myself there is plenty of currency lying 1d and l'm going to get it while tore." lould you like to box Brown i?” the champion was asked. hing would suit me better,” said :hamplon. “Bl Chic will have to , to Bridgeport. lvc been here a and Chic has yet to show me that my master. However, I don't think anager wants any of my game there." or made it plain that the promot- eed not consider Brown as tho Hartley, who has established: uarters here. ‘ 'z epects to be. called for milltéry T VIRGINIA IS J AUNT. TO COAST VGANTOWX, W. Va, Oct. l9.-. West Virginia University football has been mentioned in newspar on the Pacific Coast as the logical to oppose the University of Call- n in the/annual New Year's con- t Pasadenn‘ at. the Festival of : between the strongest team on cast and a representative eastern n. West Virginia's stock took a - t west through the defeat of (ill? t Virginia‘left for *lfunovcr, l".' a t night; to play Dartmouth there day in'the last of the bard series1 : . es that had place in the earlyi of the. schedule. if the Mountain. play a. creditable game against mouth it is certain that West Vic: evening of Thursday being spent not the helm. idle Well was unable to report lie-l e of a battered knee. Strouss, 1!- l M rs. Joilones is an inveterate shore. The other morning she went toI local store. and after turning e departments upside down sol- » ly bought a Spool of cotton and cd them to send it home. ‘ at's the limit," gasped the own. when he heard the result of the 3 morning visit. “But we'll not at with her.” ' at afternoon a large wagon drew u. the gate of In. .fdlolee' pm lions ‘vllln. On the vehicle at ca burly laborerw, my ding on to something in the IU- of the duty. "ith my “when!” and m or shouts. flle tiny w u I. pavement. thou the labor-I ggled‘ and gospel! and W i hauled down talk 1‘ kn! t ul of cotfm! ‘1 his was solemnly rolled up'tlto~ P- Then the m gin ir places on the w .3“ e away. ' -. "w delight of the E's-.195. _ Opinions and WP The Benny Leonard-Jack Britton bout scheduled for tonight, is going to be a battle royati. Fight interest settles nrouud this scrip. Dennis Sheehan, a professional basketball player, known in this city on account of his connection with the great sport, has been killed by a boiler explosion on board a United State; ply - A number of) good bouts will be staged tonight in Bridgeport. undtr the auspices of the Bridgeport Telegram for the benefit of the Camp Dev. ens smoke fund. « ’Heinie Zimmermaz'l’has absoll’ed Bill Halide-n from all blame in the famous foot race of the sixth game of the world's series. Heinie says he; thought he could catch Collins. ' logical opponent 'for him. He. toned several others whom he ex—l - 'ed a desire to meet, one beingia ANDIL AND NEMO « LEIBOLD PROVIDED SERIES SENSATIONi An instant later on in the next draft and wants to, NEW YORK, Oct. 19,—oefore the : few more times before donning‘ case of New York against Chicago is - aki. He stated that the propooiremoved from baseball's docket for and “new“ who "Mined the ball. utch with Knockout Palifz in' the year it is well. to give honorable en has" fallen through. imention to the deeds of two members of the White 803: whose achievements -—-important factors in the success of LIKELY To GO ON tthe Alabaster arravwwer‘e obscured .in the glamour and burly-burly of the threw wild to the plate. , And it was Gandil again who slip- “Wl’m‘ ‘0' "'9 ped the skids under Rube Benton in promises to be choked with thefuteflll fourth inning of Monday's‘lfls moments. For decisive bstle in .Vew York. had scored on Zimmerman’s crack- tbmined play. and Jackson and Pelsrh 1;th acnln were on the bags, when Canon Give Eddie Collins, Happy to right and scored land Urban Faber, the lion's share of , the laurel. Their respective individll.'he runners, putting "‘9 WM“? 80!) ualitles will be stamped indelibly on ""90 WM ahead- the record of one of. the most thriliv: ing, it not the best played, titlc clash-j His splendid playing in tile .9. in the anmalg of the ”no“, Bm'the more praiseworthv because Chick Gandil, first baseman. and liar-fins ill substitute out- his nerve alone. fielder and pinch hitter extraordmry. me he collapsed and Tuesday w also deserve a place in the series' singled sharply Gandii has muffled all he The boys and played prnctlcahv upon in weight, a After Monday's ervfactor bu been taken into c ”fermion by‘the match maker an 'thlnll has been overlooked. anam- ho have followed the named, f d is the bestow ry (Nemo) Liebold. ironfined to his room at the Ansonia ' tors w Nemo liehold also proved himselfll’mrfl ear that the car rinnt, compo”. or offered to. the public here. As the (law approaches for the stag- ing of the bouts the sale of reserv fnests progresses rapidly and indica- tions point to a capacity house. Tick- ets have been placed on sale leading hotels. . dices, and my," "wrungfiOI n tighter from a physical standpoint. an organisation consisting of .l’hiln- Bridgeport’ . New Haven one would never take him for a ring dclphla suburbs. Norwnlk, Derbngeneral otherwise. He is very quiet, bl ,. .' ,run. no N “‘7 team a week a” ‘ Pro-series analysis, paid little heed to Chick Gsndil. He had been shunt-E an ”able cltlzm in imlto tlon. Nemo is a lefbhanded batsman and onlv was able to play when Giants had a right-handed pitcher, which was infrequent. times at bat he made two hits and . each scored a runner from ‘5 rating this year in mp east willl first baseman to replace the wounded base, on the hit-and'run play. I c highest it has ever been, with:P'ourier. Therefore, few of the critlcs; es over Navy and (‘arllsle “d figured him a Soxnn asset. . .9 game with the PM Champ‘w'h‘dope" in advance of hostilities wal- eleven. The trip to Hanover '“Hn't at all complimentary to the" big . de via New York. the afternoon first baseman. But Gandil did his hit most effici- ently to make the world's title safe for the White 'Sox. , NY 0F PENN’S iwas marred by only one error—a. dif- PLAYERS INJUREDlficult chance from Kauff’s bat in the ififtll game at Comiskt’v Park. it was “ADELPIHA, Oct. 19,—With al- his timely mace work, howeVer. that‘ ' half 011119 'varsity lineup lniur-; counted most in favor of his clan. 119‘ “b Folwell was forced to use the’only obtained six hits in 2., times at string ‘Red and Blue-platoons spar- hat but he insreted them when they. " during the scrimmage yesterday. did most good. and his battinz in the pain : resulted in the formation of alfifth more at Chicago and the sixth likeness to spa “r unique first team. with ootwais; at New York was a 1 lfadiug Saxon cuse. . Gandil's long double WWW“ Kant! stories concerning it is [gleefully told, and Robertson. for not catching “tell by Mr. Caine himself. . in the; Once in Philadelphia he met Ignedo— He ll known Amer}, “39 “Be the American Washington and Cleveland had tried, lhim and declared him a “bust," and .he had practically been wished upon the White Sox at a timo- when ilow. land was desperately 'of the TneWspnper o It was a big advantagetor Clarence places in such an efficient Hartford, Stamford. .subetltute available as this diminu-‘lirnbury and Waterbury. Reserved seats. choice ones. can in need of a’ The ‘ Rowlnd to haVe for by alternatlnl'; .Jobn Collins and Liebold in rightfibtnined at the business 'flcld he was able to get the benefitisporting department of Th of their combined butting Ill’enfithum Evening Post Shana batted .286 and lJebold so between them they helped could-'31, p, on). erably to speed the White Box t ills play-a-field .400.land office Alpine _,___——.——-—-'— HIO MLUTA‘I’ION. *Hall Caine does not take any great its saver to the blance is frequcn sh playing. had to be shifted from i Dam '35 5‘13le “mm“ backfield to left end on account 01' seventh inning of the fifth batle was tins Donnelly, the we lug point of the coutest. The can Bacon-Shakespeare coutroverslab, railing the Giants at this i’st. Douuelly gazed 1'9“"le at Eddie Collins had lofted novelists broad brow, pointed face to Fletcher- and b0“ beard and then removing hit but with, 'ancc in many ways. I also appreciative of the stand tak- why the local Eagles in giving}! the use of the bll for the affair; ‘ . These men are working many hours llli-‘t‘d thigh thistle. Maynard at the: turn ie still shows the effects of n bowls»It '“ i the head received in Tuesday's? juncture. mmage, while neither Van Ginkle‘ an easy "Y Wilton were able to show up on the3 “km and F9150“ had ”milled "he” a flourish of mock astonishment, said: i at 3"- iChick went to bat. ‘ 'Sallee was quivering like an old- HE oar even. . imght of stairs nnd "led to ““9 may some n The Sentinel. j' *m the 79 "Lord Bacon, i presume?” its * ”VIN Will Mm Chic ConsentstoBox Bloude Brooklyn Crack at Tele- —“ ,.._,_. .........,._......._,W._n...o..-. ....._..__ z. . , ,, ........ M--. W... W L L S ORTS e Er -.___-_..,. _ ,.. ‘eacl day to make the affair a sue- —-’ I; -7 w lcess. .‘l'he writer could name other “WNW” BANS . BENNY LEONARDIN prominent business, professional and f ARMY SERVICE AS political men who are giving their K BOXING INSTRUCTOR :valuable time to the cause. Boxers EXHIBHIBNS. N ”‘- :Blore have given their services free. . "W YORK! 091- ”"36“”, loon- law will do their but. , i did, world's lightweight champion, sub- i Now “a” to the fans to turn WUNCIIIICI’ Winners Nor Losers-””5“ a number of his friends who land giro these ”(We boxers a but ofW II’BSC . toBeALhad gathered at Gi'upp’n Gymnasium mmns'iflm‘ “£3“me 32%“ slime. 3§“f.fif§?'-"f‘fi amt: ’25.:12‘32’; 23s.: fly ' - IE “IS ed in army uniform. This 3. Leon- ‘ ' lsmnm Tamed Plans Get Bad Jolt—Rules ard’s followers their first Vtiefinim , . Chic Brown, the New Haven bub; Down $1,200 (MIC! F 01', tier. will meet .ither Walter Mohr or ‘ Amended Young (Abe) Brown, both of New.‘ ¥knowledge that he had entered the: Thanksgiving Contest —-—-————— ‘United States service and even Billy The National coma” took 3 Gibson, Leonard's manager, was “I“ I . $1, ‘9’; ‘2?an 9; tfixg;wg::mb:;“ :5 NEW HAVEN, Oct. l9.——it was the; firm stand against bamstorming tripsl’med- ' ' ' original intention of the Annex M‘; by worlds gene, 913,8”. and even Leonard 1: in the Athletic Activities E38108 H8“. ““130” avenue. Bridge-1m“ amusement to bring the Provi-l went so far as to amend the rules for branch ‘0‘ the Army and ha“ been 9" port. next Friday night, for the hen.- deuce Steam Roller to this city on t the conduct of world's series games peeling orders which would put himfu fit of the Camp Fund. Lew Browu' . l . . ','f'hanks v D -i , ' uniform. if ha not be. i den (‘hic's manager, agreed to send m. at his ay for the champion to bring a stop to all exhibition cam... 8 5 PB 3885118 ,ship of Connecticut and Rhode lslaldfiin which world’s series players might'any camp as Y“. and “ill be ii. lb” h ,' . . . champion against either of t eoe boys and by booking such .1, attraction the care to participate in the future. lightweight champion expects to en- This born promises to be I rapid-fire affair. Brown is one of the strongeat and beat workers ”in the state "against either Brown or Mohr, ought to deliver the goods. Mohnis in earnest training for his: boot in Bridgeport and can be depend t ed .upon to make the evening a hot one. Brown has alwavs shown to the Chick whacked it to deep right (0,;satisfactton of fans where he has per- . . two bases and scored both runnerndormed. However, the above jtlle onlv ones who will evening whlc Big (‘hlef Turner-Burt lie is a fast sud aggressive. ' Goad" scored the hauler with abundance of steam be~ Ttrying run himself when Buck Herzog‘hind each wallop. He has met the ‘Iet Sallee's throw get awav [mm m'bfsl ill the country. boy: are not. , furnish ",8 a financial standpoint in Providence on: 0011131153“)! retain 81,000 from each will be about five pounds lighter than it Thanksgiving Day, and will meet one' player’s shut! in the receipts Of a the former welterweight champion. thrill-‘0’ the strogesi l'IE‘Vt‘II." ll! the east. "9”“ until December 1 0‘ "19 same The men signed articles callingdm‘ . - tile; —~——————~———— ‘ Kenny fight BRIDGEPORT BOXER 'I‘llh ‘t‘. not cent. interest, dating from hour before they my" the ,1“. it was New Haven football lovers would have) Rule 9 was amended to read as‘fol- gas» in several ring bouts. His work seen one of the best teams which overflows: “Both teams that contest in the Will be that 01 b0“!!! MSW! l!!! booted a ball on a local gridiron from , world's series are required :6 my. be has the rank of lieutenant. Gillan vlhe semi-professions! standpoint, butI band immediately after its close and 13‘! night announced that in addition because the steam Roller has already l the members thereof are forbidden to to his bout with Jack Brittou, of Ctr}. signed agreements with one of the big? participate as individuals or as a team “80. Wild! M“ be held at the ""131- Eastern college teams to play in Provflin exhibition games during the year 8. C. tomorrow night, the lightweight idem-e that day, the contest of course in which such world’s series was de- champion is matched up 'for bouts :u had to be crossed off the prospective'cided." l Philadelphia on October 22, Buffalo all list. The commission has frowned on Oct. 23, and Cleveland on Oct. 24. The providence management was ()1. ptbe practice of exhibition games by Leonard is in superb condition for fered ”.200 its a guarantee or 50 per‘world's series players for several his bout with Britten and is confident: cent of the entire receipts, utter theyéyeaffl. but in order to enforce iii of winning by a knockout. He weighs insured that they could do better tromine' "I“!!! 1' was decided that the about 135 pounds and it this Irate he year. Then the money will be paid.‘ them to weigh in at 139 pounds. are the 01058 Of the series, llYOl'ldfil the expected at- first that Britton woufl .. . ctive of some very‘ 1 w :?;:‘rl‘a(:lsb:f‘:::::lg And then there. CALLED FOR EXAth Dill'Er 01' players thereto have not vio have difficulty setting down to the U" — ' ' I ‘ ' - 7—. latetl the above rule. . . . match that promises Iar tillams ) qmred welght, but the Chlcagoln yes- is the. siusgmg ~ W W o IODIIlal', in former years the commission had tertlay was reported at the‘ required to develo out of the Battlingiilmz: . _ . . . ' p 5 Light Heavyweight, De- an edict azatnst worlds series wln- figure after a ten-session go with mm Al Thomas battle. ' The bouts arranged for t bin (fring,x9ICm are not exhibitions, but 0 ‘ gel-leg wast-outrun, will be first class bunting have been evenly matchedf billt ' and experience. EV" ) myPOrt light heavyweight boxer. has beenlxow the rule applies to the losers as James 10““; and he came into the! d “vitrified by the exemption board of Strat-lwell, and all individual players who room just as the parrot 'a” saying ‘0 he. coca-g clares He Is Physcally Fit at .u‘plnc'e of his birth, . a series of games with the Upland Mr. O'Cou-lwith extreme simplicity. ‘ ' . for men in‘ in which fumes of cyanide of polar." rowdy conduct on the field in Chicago bleach and remove such blemishes as i ners appearing in exhibition games. Patsy Cline. This was adopted after the seriEs ol‘ n the. ' - l, ____________________ and Ready For Duty 1911. when after‘defeating the Giants.‘ Ban Betrayal. .. I the Athletics went“ to Cuba and were «“1”. is Maude‘crying so?" : Ll"? Williams. the 9'9"". ”lids“ soundly flanked by the “”3“” "Because her father can't bear font for examination for the National 3 take part in exhibition games under itself, "Well, in“ one more Jimmy!’ .. army. Larry expects that he will pass their own name or an mumed name —Chicago News ithe examinations with flying colors and will be running quite a risk. W yin ready to shoulder a gun and do his. ’ Eddie Collins Hit _ . ibit for Uncle Sam. Williams is vary The commission's ruling, will spoil o '. eatpopulsr with the boxing fans of Bridge- the plans of the 80! well"!- Eddie women! "'8 Cheap! jport. Before coming to this city he Collins had been guaranteed $10,000 ilived. in Philadelphia. which is the to bring the Sox to Upland, Pa.,, for Use Lean" Juice While Williams 1: all the earmark. team of the Delaware County league, . " '- * , and Make Lotion ‘3 «700 136M '88 to Play an all ,To keep your skin and complex!- ; and m of the mostmannerly'men in star team at Dyckmau Oval next Bun» times you simply must use a lotion a‘ bathe ring today. He has been engaged dr. while it was reported McGrsw naturally soft, white and clear at an office and as an instructor in Betting Lewinsky’s contemplated Wins the Giants for man every day. but choose the am e Telegram'tralninu gym. His absence from the 330019? jaunt ‘0 (Mil flat is best and costs the least. . Atlantic Hotel barium will be keenly felt by both my, last season a lot of the Red 30; ‘ In. m” of "a fresh Hotel, Atlas Hotel‘puglllutc associates and his pupils. I‘m" nor‘w place on East Main 0'3"] street, Bridgeport Hotel Delaney and Grand Theatre, Hartford 'l‘nft Hotel once and bar and Lew Brown's place :in New Haven I-‘red Coleman's cigar istore in South Norwulk. Among tlfose who are assisting s to conceal his rather reunrlrhbicI The Telegram in making the occa- His rcsem- stun a big success are M. F, O'Connor,- tly the subject of good . Terry Lee and Bill Manon natured lest, and one of the best nor. one of the most papu Bridgeport, has offered to do anything that The Telegram might ask him to was instrumental in securinx ated pipe which extends all around. of the ~spacious Eagles' flail for the occasion. Terry Ike ‘wtll force and is sewing also in sever- and al other important capacities, while Bill Malian has been of much Isolat- The 'f'eiu'nm \players refused to abide by the com— strained futon bottle containing three unis-lows ruling against hamtormlug ounces of orchard white make. I mes. They played a game with the whole quarter pint of the must 1.- iColonials, a strong Icmivprofessionai markable beauty lotion at about its ‘ " team of New Haven. mt: of the cost one must pay for a small jar of “I: :32}? 3,13,33,35 3:29;; players participating in the game tbe'ordiuary cold crermu. Care sharia car invented by George W. Meyers. W9" fined 3100- but the lines were ’3' be m '0 ““111 the km 1‘. no son consume. of tile lTnited States army. They: miffed later on. through It fine cloth to no kilo- pulp would be meted vim cloud! of; In addition to prohibiting exhibi- gets in ,then this lotion will he. ”mo“ 3“ fumes. 'tiou games the'commissiou took so fresh for months. Every woman bf rs' obber roof car works‘ eye r p T", yanks“ tion to.prevent a recurrence of the known that lemon incie its 3st to aim are stored under lire-sure. «feylast Saturday. Both lnanagerl re. freckles. sallownesu and tau, and is fitted “3”" °' “mesa" 3; “c" :(“dr‘ceiwd instruction- that they must the ideal skin softener, lnnoothem The“ are comm' '" a W 0" hold their players from using any Ind beautifier. the door of the car Just in back og‘vulgarlty or rough tactics, while each Just try this lotion! lake up a. the footer framework. 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