INNil AI “Will
Bridgeport Boxing Fans‘
Given Great Treat III!—
Eaglea’ Hall, Bridgeport I
BRIDGEPOH'I‘, Oct, 20— Bravin'z
the. rainy weather. a crowd of boxiozf
enthusiasts thatttaxeu the capacity 0“
Eagles! all on Madison avenue last?
night saw some of the (-lererest box-I
era in New Enzland and New York ex-
change viallopa at The Telecram's alll
Opinions and Gossip, ./
' It doesn't look asif there will be any soccer in \‘oIrwalk this winter.
atar carnival for the benefit of the Many of the crack players or the old \‘orwalk team are now . flgbttnd
Bridsl'pot‘t boys stationed at (‘amp‘I“tsomewhere in France.’01he:s have already made the. supreme sacrifice
mt'i’r'l’lrl at Awr, Mass. That the (If: for their country. 1. a ‘
fair was a huge success is best real-i, +
film by the fact that as a consequence} Some weather, we don't think. I I' ‘3 H“
of the splendid autlport given it by tltei m... I I
“public The 'I‘elezram'et Camp fund has!
i r r t _
3;?!” $2222? I; ’Sdfchtazhgqtzm: lie outpointed Jack Britton in New york city
Cigarettes, punching bans, boxing,I _ I 4-
Kim-e11 and medicine ball» for mom-i Young ('ohen and Charley Pitta staged agreat
lit-rs of the new National Army, ,Eazles' Hall, in Madison avenue, Brldccpov't, last night.
The first bout of the evening out for blood. (‘harlev earned a shade.
'11:..- hetueen Vicey Moran and Mick: ——0—-
er l'un't, both of New York, and went‘
dim-41 fast rounds. Both boys were of
the'vounu lean type and p'm'ided
plenty of action. Some of their blown
lacked onv considerable amount ofI
‘ than his opponent,
Benny Leonard lookIa more and more like a real champion e\'ery day.
last night.
three round bout in
Both men were
Billy llcF'oe, who appeared in the IIIll'idceport Telegram’a benefit fights
last evening made a monkey out git Al Ritchie 01 Providence. ltilly in some
ring general
heavier I bovu at (‘amp Devens in the noble art
and considerable of self defense. in recognition of his
lunch
:zee forjall, too: negation! to hiss, hint more clever. but Al knew his “mp
e ma oritv 8' 0‘” t ‘ r oppreca game and made a splendid showms
1“;:UI:;":I?;:°?:':::::I:; "H. Atlan- against the ruperior ringmanship of
1-H Tsio from the Atlantic Hotel, (11- “”0“
1t-rtaincd with a number of sweet mel- The FIX”, bout “I“ 1”pr“ "‘0
mdies whith brought round after round ““3““ bova Young "WV“ and Tom-
", applause g" . mv \Itlrenqo. It was necessarily n
Then cmfi‘. a real crudue fight: little,slower than that between the
“MM.” Young (‘ohen and (whaflpy anialler bova and did not mount 83‘
I‘ t .- also of this city of three rounds. much “99‘3““, '3 ”l“ preceding "“999
From the minute the lads entered tle‘ ”0’“ M“; WW1 3"“0 "‘15 and "19'
ring it was evident that each “an out "mm” “"9 “Film" “1'?"
1m- blood and if 1111- fitzht it. tasted a ‘W‘ 10M" "Mr" "limb“! int"
31”“, 1mg” one would . zlvcn away the t'lmr and declared that his ODDOII
under the strain and :1 knockout unit 9'" hat“ ‘1‘“I’I9ill'lwd him . 1“" .1!“
“Imminent whenour old friend Ml‘kt‘il’wm IMO" (I’) “in" it Hm"! TM" ‘0
O'I‘onnorr, rung the final 1,911 angered Frankie Wilson that he climb
It “1|,“
rm 1121.1. for Young (‘oht'n was 99.11110 1111 ring and 1111111111: on
'wtaken7nft fast “-1,," Fug-pd by ”1" their tlotiies both bovlt‘ wont to it
1“,". iwith n vengeance,
I Tommy Shea, fenthcrut-lc ht thorn" ”I" "IIWP- "1591?“ WSWUP“ Pl"
plan of (I'nnnt'tflt‘ilt t-n1t 141d the ring ringed in :1 prize rim: follow.ed Round
eonftdrnt that he would (ll-l") pl’bvet lW" ended “lib b‘fll 150W 18$ Mimi
tltr master of licnnv Valgm Mt ”1* floor and brim: kit ked in field-
ll1rt1nce in .1 ”You round at. the tum; round each took their two lylnu
of tllt t-ttn‘nc The boutauas :1 “‘3‘ that 1001' and- Widowed tum fight-
loth Iodu r1 (‘f'HII an oVa/tiorfiat tie inn-him filmy. 'l‘ligy "fused to st nrl't
end of the bout. ' af'tht- Hunt 11:: a“! Might—o'er "91-;
In the fourth bou'. of the eveningtcrre Prod Sear'ti head,
came that comingelittle tighter. Kitty .7be entire bout transport. of the
“tubes who proved the easy mastertilcst bits of 11111111111111 D't‘W'W’d l".
of Johnny Sharpe in a three round many moomtnand was iturotl 11'. Ni ii
bout. Iluzhes work Int: 3 plr‘flfilll‘f'tf'mri't’n ctauc motta'zer .l:e Smith \M
to watch and in the last round had to bov Joe! :
“home at his mercy. ‘ The eighth bout between “Wild
services the government hats L'lren
him a commission an] First lieutenant
Williams has been dialled and lemon
Bridgeport to shoulder a musket. Sen
atot MtNetl tlaims that Williams has
issued :1 challenge to the Kaiser, Von
llindenhurg and all other Germans to
fight them with tt11u'.011uce clothes
while. they use their bare lists.
The fight between the two own was
one of the finest exhibitions of the
manly art ever seen in the Park City
and was truly a revelation after a
comparison with the earlier lights.
The brothers ure‘doubtleaa the fin
eat built pair of men in Bridgeport
and their ll-ild alugzlng was quite the
finest eier seen hercobouis
The three rounds were solely on ex-
hibition and no det'lnlon can be alto-n.
llurd plunging seemed the wattltwottl
mm both William. and his heavier
blothtr went. to it with a vencotince.
BlitllllNilllllllllfitll
ill BENNY [EllNillll
Lightweight King. the Ag-
gressor at Nearly Every
Stage
NE‘V YUI‘LK (ltl. 2(l.——llenny I/nn
RACING MAT TIA JUANA
WILL SEND MANY FINE
HORSES OUT TO COAST
Jith the opening of the Lower Cali-
fornia Jockey club'tr winter meeting at
Tia Juana track, still six weeks away,
James W. Colfroth has already reserv'
ed stalls for 329 of the 1,000 and more
thoroughbred: (bag will take part in
it. And of the horsemen who have
asked for atabllng at the new Pacino
rest . ack. tbq popularity of which
has increased ott 1dily these three and
boot. one of the moat prominent is .t. C.
Talbot. of Denver.
Through Abner Clapton. the trainer
and manager of hiabig establirhment.
who is racing at Laurel Park just now,
Talbott announces that the entire
strength of bin ptable will be mustered
at Tia Juana by the first of December
and that his harm will remain there
throughout the meeting, which will
run 100 to 150 days. The Talbot Iiors»
ea did not tlgure conspicuously In the
racing about New York through the
' Summer because most of them resting
after a hard winter and spring cam-
paign at New Orleans and in Mary—
land. ltut almost without Exception
they have been in race form since the
horned assembled at llavre de Grace
for the autumn meeting of the llart
elation.-
Prlnce Henry, a lion of Broomstlelt
and Sallie of Navarre and a runner of
high quality its one of the likelieat of;
the. Talbot harm-ti and probable stable
candidate 4m the $6 000 (Toflreth, the
83, 0110 San Diego Business Men's an!
the :2 500 A. ll. Spretklctg. handicaps“
Prince Henry a recruit front the Whtt
nty breeding establishment at Brock-
‘dulc farm, in :1 distance runner of.
parts. in Copper Kins a 11mm? little
-son of Bowling Brook. which (‘loptonl
took from the J. K. 1,. Rolls mtabllsh
~ment, after II. 6' Iledwell had claimed
1”.” very idem putter \ionomoyl at
, liarvo de (Irhco. Talbot} has a uacful’
distance running.at-lling [ti-ultra.
When these and other equally car"
able IleIltlf‘l'tl of mature alga”. '(‘lopton
will hike to the Pacific c'9iw. ban a
dozen
He will get hilt new ycnrlf‘ngl some
time between this and the middle ofI
November. after James Rowo ans brok-
en .‘lr, Whitney‘s comingracertl ’nt
illrookdnle. and decided that which
'ones he can spare.
i The Whitney yearling: will race as
For the fifth bout Billy Dt'I-‘oe OHBIW Murray and “3"" “0"“ 1"“ 11rd uorld'n champion lightwelkht p111. iwo—ytar-oldti at Tia Juana front the
89.711111. met that little Pr'tlliitiflflro or] rather disappointing during the
l-td. Al Kimble. When the bout titnrt-. first two rounds but Sailor Grandt,
gwho was doing the honors wokt1 the
+1 youngsters up in the last round and
they made a real creditable finish
WHEN YOU WAKE it .“il:“".:£‘.‘
UP DRINK1GLASS a1.11%;.::";t:.".:::.'2.1....
, OFHOT'WATER
it up for the ninth no and there was
Wuh the pouch: and mm from
no lack of action. The boys went_
it like a couple of locoed wild, cats—
.”tem before putting mom
food into stomach.
if there is tiny such animal!
One of the fa1 test bouln of the eve-
nimt was next fought between Franks-
ile Nelson of Australia. ' and Young
Rector of New York, Both boys motor- 1
s.” "BMW”.M WIN ed to Bridgeport last nieht to take
one look-u i“. “Mr 1part in the tight and they made good
mm m‘ ‘Yclaon announced that he w'ould
lightJlte beta .iizht'witzhl in the
world and mnv get the chance soon.
Before the last bout of the evening.
which was scheduled between Larry
William! and Battling - Lewinsky.
champion light. heavvweight chom-
pion of the world. Senator McNeil
made several announcements, mainly
praising Levinskv and Williams and
intorminz the crowd that Levinsky
leaves within a few days to train the
Q
Was-l1 yourself on the Inside before
breakfast like you do on the outside.
This is vastly more Important because
the skin pom do not absorb Impuri-
' ties into’ the blood, canning illness;
While the bowel pores do.
For etery ounce of fond and drink
taken into the stomach; nearly an
more 0! waste material must .
carried out- of the body. If this waste
matt tie] in not eliminated titty by day
gllist. outfougllt .lutk lirltton of Chico-mm or lttnuury on for ”1.131“. inten-
go, former welterweight champion, in,
six rounds of a ten-round built here
lain night Ilrltton had the b1 tier of
two rounds and honors wot-e even in
two others. Leonard weighed 133
pounds and Britton, 139
tion of the Lower _(‘atttomi'it Jockey
{club management .to continue the rat».
in: of two-year- -olda in January. Febru-
tary and March, no matter what action
;muy be taken by the Jockey club, on
'tho appeal of the breeder-.0! thorough
At nearly every stage Leonard WM breda of the California and other went-
0the aggressor. ln the seventh round.
“after Referee Mt-l’artland had separat.
ed the men with a good deal of force,
Britton seemingly lost his temper and
ern states for a rescinding of the pro-
‘hlbltion against the racinglof trio-year-
oltllt before April 1.
struck at tire. referee. who dodged ”l” l JONES RECALLED FOR
blow.
SUMMER COTTAGE BURNED
BRISTOL, Oct. Ell—A summer cot-
latte at Lake (.‘ompounce owned tly‘
Frank A. Pfennig of this city. was
burned ‘todav and a neighboring cot~I
tage belonging to C V. Manon, of
Bristol, barely escaped a like fate.
The authorities believe the tire was
no t. When the firemen entered the
Mason cottage they found evidencna
of lobbery. they claim. and believe
that robbers may have been at wor rk
in the Pfennig cottage before
fire. Mr. Pfennig's lose is about
000, it was estimated.
33;
! GOVERNMENT WORK
NEW naval}: Oct '10 ~11 was an-
nounced at Yale but night 1‘. A. D
Jones, who has been coaching the Yale
[freshman eleven. had been recalled to
government work and Would at once
quit coaching. The freshman ,eleven ls
Ithe university‘s only gridiron team this
year. Coach Jones will return to the
Pacific Coast, where he will be a super-
visor of shipbuilding for the federal
shipping board. Dr.
Who has been coaching the freshman
the line, will take Jonea' place for the reatlthan a million an a quarter. should it' free. Address, Mother Gray (10., Le
Iprove that there want any chance of RIdy, N.Y I—Adv. l
of the season.
it quickly ferment: and generates
poi-mos ,gnaea and toxins which are
attracted or sucked into the blood
stream ,tllmugh the lymph dtict's
whit-l. should stick only nourishment
to errfoin the body.’ A
A splendid health measuren is ‘to 1
drinlc. before breakfast each day. a
girl -' of real hot water with a tea-
spmnhtl ot3ltmcstone phosphate In it,
width is a harmless way to wash
thrre poisons, gaunt and toxins from I
the stomach, liver, kidney: and
' bowels; thou cleansing, ,aweetening
and frml ruin: the entire alimentary
canal beiom putting more food into
the attorney. 5'
A quarter pound of limestone pha- '
phate cost. but very little at. the drug
store but It sulcient to make anyone
an enthusiast on Insidebntbing. Men
and women ,wbo are accustomed to ~
wake up with I dull. mm °"
have tuned tongue, bad taste. natty
breath. sallow complain. other‘a who
nu bllioul alt-en, add crunch or
«outwit-n arc mined at m
cm harm-ant. h bath Mil
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PRIVAT€ SKITH
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President O’Neil Calls Sea-I;
aion For New HavenuToi
Elna OM and Award
Pennant~ Third Major:
League Would Afiectl
up of Circuit
The annual meeting of the. Eastern!
league, which will be held next w.ee1l: i
will be a session of more. than untmtahi
importance for the baseball OWMI‘U,I
t
and even for the followers of this cir—'
cult. The. call for the annual session
was sent out yesterday alternaon by!
President Dan O'Neil and in to be
.beld at :30 o'clock next “Monday
afternoon, October 24. at the Hotel
Garde, New Haven. ' The. Film City
was selected, as. that club captured
the Eastern League pennant in the
season just closed, and the flag ent-
blematic of the same will be. award-
ed that club at thitt coming meeting.
land some of the holdora of the same
[ettlfil Pr ride 1 I o ;’(;€7‘:‘"“ I IIIIIIIM “III——
ii? highly 1311011213331! tIlIlIIe clubIIonnI-I SIX IgéltxqungEC 2
ms would contemplate asking for a,
illigher rating in organized baseball ln‘.
AT NEW Your:
order that it mltbt prove an induce NEW YORK Oct. 20—11“ 25th my I
ment to Little Mind)" a municipality nual “L -da blk r c ill be held in I
to line up with the Eastern League, a t I III II II II II
Madison Square Garden. during the
week of December 2 to 3, under the
management of William ii. Wetiman.
two 8WD who r-lo 11! rith the owners of the Gal»
3' den Thursday for control of the grind.
Eighteen or twenty teams are expecL—
In," Is also talk "0’" La"""”"“"1t=d to start.
newspapers that conditions are not, promoter “'ellman has called u
"‘9 b9“ i” ”1‘" city and ”‘3' " lq{meeting of the riders in this countrr
possible that the ball mound) may ,0, Monday to present his plans for
now be available another war. That building the contest. With the exeep ,
property is covere with mortxaremuon of 05“,. Egg, Bobby walthotn“ I
i and Marcel Dupuy will receive their in-
are talking of foreclosure in order tntfomauon by cable I
:3: out, we; nionev. Th“ financial Plans for making the race entertain-
“""l n "9““ probably “'9" lug during the lull: between sprints
900'" ‘9‘ season than i" any e“’isrc al.4o under consideration As series
of the circuit. and should It detelou' to, vaudeville numbers and a new dance.-
3:; ”"7. was :lny dam" 0' that' door for race patrons are likely to ”(9‘
it re urn to he circuit, it “Im’dlnew features.
there might be some objection on "it
part of the baseball people of that
community to drop from Class A.
baseball back to ClasaB
downward
Tm” , some readjustment 0' thct Popular prices will prevail for the.
eaxuea territory, as It would b“ Im‘levent, and Wellman announccl lost
poaslble to carry Portland in the
l 101 ’ 'night that there will be no advance in
engine ‘I out some. III“ ”NI "IheIIthe admission charged during the el-
Iord Agricultural and llreedera' Aaso,
two-year- -oldtt and as many yearl !I
toxin from the Whitney 1.1311111111111114,
Arthur Brides,
2216:! 8‘1“": Even hl’ortl:n: "0",” tire week, as has been a practice hit
an! o e a mom or o t. e “III‘prev‘ious races.
cult unless Lawrence or some other.
It its expected that with the meeting
being held in New Haven, Owner
Morton F. Plant of the hew London
club will find it possible to attend this ”mum ”I” 'a' “dud“ I" 'h
league, as one of the stipulation:
annual meeting. Tht II b . .
II III II “om. made by the purchasers of the Port‘ ,WrouI inc ‘
ttblng out of the ordinary in itself, at;
“in“, ”m "1"“in M w" London land franchise last fall was that IIIIIIIi
rating on a Class A circuit, a ration heal, constipation, teething disorderly
WWII they could have right 110' n31_headache and stomach troubles Feed
the territory in the lenrue contains a by mothers for 30 years. These Dow-i
mutilation over1000000 and with the den never fail. All drug stores, 25c
addition of Providence would be more Don't accept any substitute Sample’
ritual: man into m:—
mam
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ANSMGRP
Mil. WWAWI'
into the old Eastern Association in be assuredvofanothcr city in tho “III IEBAxm. . t. , 1!
Will, the Whaling (.‘lty hacker has at- ”It north 0' Boston. W 1'1I1 . .13 ‘I -I
tended only one meeting of the R“"“’""" "I a bammm nature ,I__ w
Ileague that being the annual session have been “'3’“ lntermltI-ntlv “I W9. “1 YOU CANNOT COME TO ‘
hr“! in yuw London 9,, October 19” from in and around Waterbury andi OUR 5103p; ' ' iii
the {1m war that n". Planters ”m Pltttlliold, two old Eastern Atomic fiend u Messenger—>81?“ the Children. ,1 1w “
tut-ed the pennant and at that session ”0" cities. Th9” ”I" mi“ ”N“ “"t yMntl Your O’fmf,’ T6893” ,1.-
the New London owner remained only 01"" 5"" England {'“mm“'mI‘I"' :‘ u, (3'62? :35: 2:21;: :1?le 3:23: :1 not
long enouzh to be congratulated upon “"9 ”9"“ 3mm?“ "PW" b" 'h' i“ are selected with great care and aenr. "mg-"5
having backed a championship club. 3"“3’4 manufacturing 4‘1"" WM" 9" to you at once without coat Thu ,,
A. far .1. the backer of m, dig". den, and their populations have good: are right, and so is the aerv- ,' 11': "
iIIm clubs In the league are cancernod” grown rapidlv They are bezlnninut Ice. “9 satisfy 3'0“ 3W3"-
therr- are no «lane of anything out of It“ 59"” 0“" more '07 lh' WWW , 1
title ordinary developing at ”m. 3,1. llamboll Which has not into their; B A: MEAD . o 5'
’slon. The probabilities are that l’rett "07'5"” for ””9“ 1‘9"“ now and “I! . I/ 1‘ I 1
{111m nan ONeil will be rot-looted to "'1‘ Fhm'n 1.911.111» “0“” “I"! l' MW '
Ionic-e again at the annual election, as “MW“IY i“ “Y “‘3’ '" chants I“ 8' North Main 5" 't 4‘
-under moat Irving conditions the mat circuit, it. '9 a 5"" 3“”I'i0“ "‘4‘ m Nat-walk Colin (3.} .
lyear, the league finished out its these two cities would but right on. ..
ache-duh and none of the club allow. Mud bidding against one another to. HAVANA. 13 30m ., 11'
ed slang ot dluireus In view of 1111; 91“" "1° “1" "W“? I‘M-"hm WI When you make an "me7?
{the league could go timber and do liaverhill also have not giyen {IIiIdIIII HlVlInn filled 5ccigar. Ask I01" ‘11, .7”, 1”. $
worse than retain the present head “09" 0‘ ”m“ Inc" ”“1" 9 " °‘ W supplied by ~ ' ‘ 1. g
of the circuit. "mm“ mum" m 0. B. 81.50301! 00., I I '
However, autgldo n! 11.. [pane .llowever the club owners now hold. N t .. ..
there are 11 number of things tlevolnp- the hip hand, and are not like they, 0' Wllk..m-St&mford
ing that may have an'eflect upon this were in Old Connecticut L933” days. ' . "I ‘1 Kit}
meeting The recent story of a third when tht'v Md ‘0 1‘09 around from t 1'“ “mm ; I ”Q'I.
major league that first was broached CIIY '0 CW ‘0 find a “9" backer 1": , . 'I «uni 1.»
tn the.‘ New York Evontn Sun" and 00056 “0"“? franchise h“ petered 0“ I4 ’I"
later was confirmed by nnl'A‘sociated and could M 10118" bt’ "‘“mwned ”WING-Rm 1 '1 .,
’Prflltl dllpatch from Indianapolis, in Th9 circuit 39 at present constitued I II
but through thin cumin! spring is atrona and sound. the 108239- I: 0;: 180mm DAY :
would change the baseball com lesion 3 80““ “Mild“! ”W“: a“ i 1 g
In Vew England congldfinblv'nas n'ahould presume to tlisten to an; SERVIOIALAOABTI “11‘ 1 Wat?
would leave. Providence out of the Chill“? ”1 “3 Cim‘m ‘ “e are em“ ‘ mm clams I; I: ".,.
Drowned third circuit, and that city ION-513°" 3‘ 'h“ door clamoring to ”II LOWS“ “I! II I
would have to turn to the Easterntmw '0 make. i' 9055”)!" for the league. anything 11! won 3t reason: '9 a...
helium! for its proton-tonal baseball. '1'0 l3“ "‘9 {“9 “him I" m" long: Ill! I ‘l I”: g
If such a third motor, league trons-1 mnI will WWI“ "‘9 soundest and mostt ‘ mm' ‘ ’1
plred the Eastern Mung no manflilogical for the benefit of baseball in: , ,1
what its makeup, could not afford New England .— II— fimfiflhm I!
to let the second Lil-Timid citv In NP'1M'NCWYOIkMérket '
England go by the board, it! its midi-I M‘NY SCHOOL CHILDREN ARE i _{z ’3
. 'ilon to the circuit could not help'bul. 3'0“” “"‘ 1.1
prove a tower of strength. "—"" . . 1‘ nip.-
Moreover with Providence added to; Vlotherrt who value their own corn ' DEALERSJJ‘. -I1 1;
the circuit, the presmt Easternt fort and the welfare of their chilthenl , ”l,
Home cmtld no bt‘fore the annual labould never be without a box of \i0 VIII. yon-'tmu III"
session of the National Association ther Grays sweet Powders for (‘hild 2 ' fil’
of Profeoaional Baseball clubs next ran, for use throughout the season i m m * “'1
month in Mumme and ask for a They break up colds, relieve feverish- l ”
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