Evening sentinel, Saturday, January 26, 1918 · page 9

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. Present Day Fighters Con-
tert to Make on With
Bouts on Point Method

While write-rs diler' in thélr opin-
iolls concernin- the eons-lot hghtieg
abilites of some of our ring champions
such as Ted Lewis. welterweight ilk
holder Ind like O'Dowd. DWI.-
weight champion. all sales that new
ny W In “hm" of the light
weight division, is a worihih crowned
champion. '-

Leonsrd’s ring activities have at-
tracted more attention in the [short
space of time be has held the title
.than. have most of his predecessors.
The reason seems simple. Leonard can
hit. most of his victories are by the
knock-out method; he is never satis-
fied to only outpoint his opponent and
can always be depended upon to or
tend himself beyond a mere sparring
exhibition. There is said to be some-
thingbsch of Loomrd'srahillty to hit:
hard, which critics ternl. "getting set
for the punch." it is a well known
fact that the old time .muml had

'mastensd this knack long before they
fought hotels.
.‘ Tslch How to Punch. '

You, even before any but their near-
est and most intimate friends and ac-
quaintances were aware of their alu-
bition! The old "Paddy Ryan" up in
Townsend Harbor.. Mass. teaches his
protons the source of the punch be-
fore anything else. .

Of the present day lightens only
three men are credited with knowing
how to use this knack cleverly enough
to be of value to them, Leonard, Ea-
gsn and Gibbons. The latter has used.
it so seldom. that with him it is no
longer available. Gibbons used it one
or two times probably more hyacci-

~dent than by design. .He knocked out
Young Alleluia one round. which was
as lunch a surprise to Gibbons as the
recipient of his blow. Leonard fol-
lows the teachings of he 0 dfigliters.
whose mini 00 ‘ at!
that‘tho boetvof the-ashun‘inifi of
the divisions todaynneyar would go
through the grind‘uecessnry to acquire
it. '

George Dixon possessed this knack

Baseball Fans love to See.
New Faces in the Makeupi
cf the Home Team—Yan-

kee DealaBit of a Puzzler‘
-—New York Loses Prom-

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ising Material as Resultl

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Trades that have been pulled oil by"
'nlaior lesaue moguls this winter
should do much to stimulate interest
among the; buts next summer. j

The baseball fan is loyal, but he ls'
also fickle to a certain extent.

'He'gets tired rootllu for the same
'old vets year after year, and new fac-
es awaken his interest in the home
club. .

The trades engineered by the Cube.
Braves. Dodgers. Pirates and Giants
in the National League and the sales
and purchases inade by the Americana
League clubs will result in quite a
change in playing “scenery” in both
leagues. and. though the bugs may fl:~
ure that better deals could have been
made in sever-silliness”, they will be
interested in watchink the work of the
newcomers. This does not apply Dar
ticuiarly to Philadelphia. .

Doyle Popular in New York _

The Cubs made a good trade in
swapping Wilson and Doyle fol»
George Tyler. and the Braves benefit
ed by being able to trade Doyle for
Heraog. Sinllings, however. weaken»
ed his pitching staff greatlyin letting
Tyler and Jess Barnes get away. but
he had to haves strong second sack-
cr. ’ .
The return of Davie will he Dovulnt-
with Nani fans. and Jess Burnoswill.
also get a royal welcome-"As “for
trons. it is nplty that hit-Grow should
”bring him baCk too late to share in
the world's series swat. but such is
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Final Score Was Twenty-.
Seven to Twenty-Four—

Konstan- Scbool Beats
First Co.

in a see-sawing ohm-bang affair,
'Norwalk managed to even things with
the “souls title. last night, when
they came back strosaly in the sec-
Olld Ill" lad nosed the visitors out by
the score of 27 to 24 before 9. litres
enthusiastic audience.

The same was about the liveliest
here this season and was not over
until the bell clanged. Ansonia was
loading at the end of the first half by
it to l1, but the local boys came
back strong in the second half and
fought an uphill battle to‘victory. Al
times, it seemed that Norwelk was
playing six men, for O'Brien was away
of! in his decisions last night. men
looking fouls by Module and seeing
some that Norwsll never pulled. This
is not the first time that his work has
seemed erratic but it was the worst. 1

Johnson. Nonalh's peppery for-'
ward. was missing last night and his;
place was filled by "Ben",Weaier, oft
the old Nayals and “Boobies" fitted in;
very nicely fora novice in big league '
slut. and while he did not figure in
the scoring, he held Harrigan. aims"
a dangerous man. to a single basket.

Hurlevaaa also among the absent
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pivotal position so nicely that it can i

hardly be said that he was missed;
Wright was everywhere and tried has
hit after basket at long range con
necting with four. For that mattch

the same was marked by long tries

by 'NOrwalk. many of which wore-auc-
ccsllful. This style of playing is all
riuht, provided the men follow theil
shots more closely than they have
been in the habit of doing.

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.llant billisrdlst. and at the present moment stands as his only rival.
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10 7 27; '
Ansonia - , rl'r'ranuno, p3,. Jan. 26.-'l‘lle
Bmollcll r1, 2 0 tbmbsll season of 1918 for the Na-
Wassmer If. ' . 2 0 ivtional Vague and American League
Harvey c. * "5’ 0 2 2 will open on April 15. This .was an-
llarrigan rg. I“ ’ ,1 l 2 1 5 nounced at the close of the three days'
Brugg'y lg, “W 4 ’ ' i l 9 sessions of the major leagues' sched-
~1”hs;~-ri'll'~i" ---——-- ule drafting committee. appointed by
' , 10 4 24 the National Baseball Commission.

Fouls culled:
Ansonla. ll;

Referee. John J. O'Brien.

in the preliminary.,l:iarstrom’School
minimum a Inna drubbing to the
1st (‘30.. in :4 fast “H citing game by
the some of 34 to 5

Harris and Guest starred for Her-

Ofit'Nor'fllk, 9: 'on
greater degree than ever before, new

ulos.
The

Young Walker Cochran of Hanson. la:. hsa developed into a inI- 9

Beyond stating that conflicting dates
of games played bytllc two leagues in
the same city had been eliminated to.

bars of the committee refused togglve ‘
out any details regarding the sched‘

schedule for the National

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STORM, Jan. Zl—Cold weathe"
has continued so long that the bent
in the laying-"contest seem to have ac
{quired at least partial immunity, Near-
;lv essry penis in fine conditionuhe
1blrds have nice red combs: fresh lit-

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l" than liens! during; the post few
weeks. in short the' management has
|tried to keep the hens busy. because
Ellie busy hen is the happy and the pro-
idllctive hen. in the twelfth week the
.birds laid a total of 2.006 eggs or 600
more tbs-lions» preceding week and
while such rapid solos-cannot-be ea-
pectod each week, still it is believed
that the curve of egg production will
continue to rise for the next three
months. The boat weekly record durv
inglboeurront contest was made in
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Healy. of Windsor. Ont, won the
winter handicap trophy in the
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ium match min has been fed often-”out of 180. w. w. underline. or '

kins. N. Y» “0 broke ’5' fro-
20de mark. Heal! you the]! ,
shoot—off. 18 to 15. The! dinner “'j
first two monm use and m.
0f the 112 entries two.” , H
broke 89 or better, and divided: , V"

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IN CAMP A'rrlL ‘ .
A damper has been placed upon

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pen. or White Mabel-us, from Calver- the soldiers and sailors in the uni

rls’ White Wyandottes f hlefeli'hlie
N. Y.. tied for secondlpla, can’t} 2
one each. Two “Mum-91d ’hite
Wmdottea entered 'h’l‘niow G
Rniahf. Bridgeion, R. ‘I..'und"bravmcn
Farm. Weetviilo. N.” :;l"jevt_r‘ll,il'e~ third
and, fourth with tight)“, 1;, w can re-
spectively. . ,, .1 en home-.1 ., .
The contestoo lint-tame not. of
course mated.40miaro rlvlllllettl and
would not be ill, fili’ili'reoders. For
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those. “0‘78???ka ‘Him“! to hatch
cbiaks theme. Waived when the
birds should be M. it is true that
one can get rertlle'e'ggs within four

Thomas J. Adamaon's vmlmhlthe'country, and the , 4 ~
from Laurel; Quebec, ud‘i'ywzlilfil} A. A. U. in this respect will he held; ‘

or lived aye alter the introduction of; 11“, “wow chmplmm, ca “’
a mate. but in general. it isn't safe to Me a," up the ",1,th m > ‘ ‘

ton, N, 33 In.” W an on! 591935,” camps and naval stations through

activities of "

abeyance unit! members of the _
of governors have expressed t' y' . ‘
views regarding further action 11w ,
matter. '
At the annual meeting of the Ag," .
11. held at St. Louis last November‘ff‘
appropriation of $5,000 and such
tionsl amounts as were coast
necessary was made for the p
of encouraging athletic activities If},
the various army and navy camps '
training stations. especially in the
tug of A. A. it]. camp champ V.”
medals for boxing. wresulss
crate—country running: ' ‘ '

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strolls. while Meeker- and Blachman
hung up five counters each.

League will be laid before the league
meeting to be held in New York Feb

wait until the last minute. it is better like conduct of these championshipdf', ,
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, to be "
M 60- ruary 12. The American League will '1 "l" "m" "N the 9"“ 3" tions and in order to have the p ..
proper ng mse for Is “hsy- - ‘ or e a e W D , o. 2 “9 - - one! i roved b the war
of t m if h The Dodgers and Pirates made " g m b m tn lit up and proved Mason n l . ‘ upon m schedule at the meeting ed fol-hatching a! y till? y .
mnli‘er," as did also Aurelio Herrera. 3°05 ""9 "he“ Cutshaw agdumstllfl: n ‘Wm‘y 1‘” all the time. Reich had Blackmail if. 5 0 lo iperll'icsgo “hm“, 14. com m. The three best pans of the principal merit the ".0 local mwbom . 6’"
the hardest hitting lightweight "eff“ "‘3" traded for Grimeslh “1:31 1'" hands full“ with Brugzy. but the Meeker 9) 5 0 1" schedules are ofllclailv adopted thlv oll- V“W"“"‘” follows: committee. Chairman Frederick .7
flushing. a glove. So. also. did 14,.and “2:. 0:21;“; dmfipzlnh:sh0“‘d but Mlow tired in the second half and, Porter m 0 o " pononts b! the various clubs in tho« Inned‘l’iyntouth Racks Rubienvand Justice Barlow 8, Wee”?
hinge. Waicott. Tommy Ryan and 0:35;" batman; “Enid not have been Ernie not in n couple of nice count Tarlov ls. 0 o 0 openlns'gamés will not be given out. , Jules F..l‘l'ancsis, ‘ conferred with Dr. Joseph E. a.” 1..“
many others of the. “old timers." But 9 ' 'tt lmr l club be~ ers. , lchabon 11-7. 0 0 0 The drafting of the schedules was West.llampton Beach, L. I- 326 thelooal member of the war as ‘°
the present day lls'hters do not work an asset to the Pl :f' :1 ad would whilsmer, tho Ausonian forward” . """“"completed tonight. illness yesterday Rook Root Faln'i. iment’s commission on training
hard and long enough to acquire the' cause he was disco; a ‘0 a“ advan- played a fine game. but Cap‘n Murray. - 11 0 22 of ‘ . Bancroft Johnson. ”81““ “am, N. Y. sozlacueiles. Thedetnils '0” u ,
physique and mood absolutely néce" not try to Win. If t em '83 t it he- was on hip he.“ at all times. and the H‘ml‘i" of the Ann: risen Lem e. delayed "16 Rm! “but Iand-afterlivil'llr the matter consld '
only to deliver the so-called K. O. “'9' however. the DOME" ‘8 l h w “3““ “3 unable 1° "o" in the first Gauss rf ‘ ' ‘ 7 o “ work of the committee. Mr. Johnson J‘ltswlillrumfi. 1"- 2591tion Dr. Raycloft [rubble veto on ‘
punch. Icause they got young blood. ll 8 a half. but M was always dangerous. 'llarrlgan' It. 7 0 H v” a". to In" ‘0' “a home to Vlbluhllyandoim 1 [3%
M .and Storms] are veterans. Slnoiicll as usual was working his 2 0 4 . Obod'G Knight gm
uat M“ Be in Mood. . Red 8 x Benefit ' ' - 01”" c. . night. ' ' .. Dr. Raycroft gave as his chief:
.\ - certain few of the llghtweishns posc Th d llhst :ent (‘onnie Mack's head of! throughout the name and Williams '8. .r 0 2 ‘ ‘ 3114le RJ. 39. senator rejecting the will the I.

, Boss the Physical proportions. but need e if t m a“ .0 the mm— ““5 “9 a ““9“ 0‘ ““0 ”°"‘”““"" Hethinxton'lg, o 0.; 0 rswsn posvsL‘osaos. ammo rum. am it would and“ to we,”
fives or m rounds 0‘ lighting before stars to as on So {minimal-"K" It is sufficient to say that .ioeDreyvl __ Wastviile. N. H. 313 the ”WW“ of . individuals-A
they'llnd themselves in the ”mood" {IT-92$ giafiz'vfi;;5“hv° ”‘0 bot- fusascorod “10:93:032‘kwrss 17 0.84 fancy Variety Not So Popular since F"; bolt-”1:, Y ' nolthe aim of camp athletics is ”a"
that ‘5 “”55”” m "d" ‘° “m"?- ter of the deal that gives them Pratt ”d 1°“ ‘1’” " ° M .mlmn‘, no. In Postings. . ‘ ' ' ' I, .defihflment- ““1 ‘5“ the m
this to called x. o. punch. lather“. - k, . go. Nuns. W‘m‘m‘ “M“ m" a“ l thl. azlnArmnnan some: The ”mm “a membrane Rhoda is hence- .comm V n ,,

r- . ‘ hat thevenaflrzsaw J . 26,—N0t IV scores . -. ‘5"
or .. who would attempt/ to belittle and mm PM u m “inane land ' - mm ““0“” “' h m" ha been hard hit by tho-m ‘ ("M with the athletloworh already!
the characteristic trais OI/fighflng ex- maker. Shocker“. Culllop. and sheets Wright drew a good laugh won a‘fight‘in two years. Ivor gm Rosier: "0 when it became! Groton. Mass. 332 is ed, in which all portic '. .
llihit ed by Joe Egg“ the w ritor wish- Mitisel. especially 1. as repct he from the fans when he laid the ball mar. the bristling blonde. will fisht no recon an it one”; . t .319. Allen, ‘ . 3%....» C
ea lo‘taio ill't'Ea . h ' ed cash consideration also noes 0 on the floor and deliberately hitched more if Howard Carr, his manager. necessary to licksr two-c911 stamp! pittaneld. Mass. _ 294‘ OUA " w'm' ""m _ “€-
elusiveiy theta durifinthaeslzgl‘y £2; Bmwns' m“ M ”Seeli‘i'feii‘: “9 “‘5 "“9"“ “m“ “9 the Wm“ can prevent it. ' ”PM" °‘ 3 "mg“? “3“" “film's Hard to Beat Reds. . ? nos ”3'...- “l“

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0"“ which my trainln has ext ded It M of mm “mm“ 1: left i his WWW“ 6"" a” -"°°" W” ”“3 summer. latest stunt was to loans if 1911 mm of m w o s | hem. 1i. i. _ . 238 DANBURY. Jan. untrue one, .
hef‘h'm mm.d H gr en . 31 seasons of pitc nl: . n; streets. would think of such a thing. . tame 1 Moon d “my to Mo}. Soil] tower postal cards this year you are! . ”titanium!” railroad brldsss on the "n“ . d1 5%.

’15. 5 in. mm mm mm “ “mm W" m H" mm 9" Reich worked as ha"! “8 Wm“ Friedman at.son.sserlaunust‘nlzm- My“!!! WWW I’m-"“- . iBraeeltle Poultry Farah New York. New Haven and
‘23:: i It: re s ftel-lance lot]! the teachinx that go to the Browns are also vo'jl' and his love of fair play- caueed him Q'The bout was mostly wrestling, Wm. Stationers in this city report that; .Stoudsburel. pm 331 rat I e this my 3‘";

U. 3h c ices o tie. a school. 0!! promislns. lpmtest a few or o-Brlem decision! “morn trying to fight and Hammer the sale of not only, Christmas and J. Oshawa. M ””5“" patrols. . i
e . ole who is his superior. . ‘ ’ “20mm”. . . hanging on. . ~ Newhtear's but also birthday and; ”WSW". N: y; 331 ‘wMau Minamrifluv w
"TA? R i This country 1' coming to 7"!“ Weafer covered his man in fine“ Carr announced after the fight it friendly greetings post cards llns’drop-J “011170011 mm, b ‘3‘;be » at a“:
. D OP SCOUTS _ ”that there is such a thins1 as ‘3'“: “Me, and aided not a little in the was Hammer's farewell. pea off, evidently an, account of tho; HollywoodJVuh. - 305 made their appearance mg; ' ‘
"”7 ”Will-'3 ”all?“ Be Dis cased for humanity's sake and earn ng . ' floor-work. Stretch Hervey. erst' . ° . .dh—-—-———'—- rise in postage. One, dealer reported; _ Miscellaneous on the long trestle near that» -
With as w}. Measure p" .m‘e n‘ ‘while NOW-ilk “mm“ m” 6° JAdK WOLFE wme . hsvlnx. 9'10“!" WW” “"15 1e." 6"".ka Q Pofler- (W! Wm" , , factory and at the bridle “
litmy scouts for the National and, fl”, -... nothing “[3:5erth and had to con: ' OVER JOHNNY ERTLE t9 start next year. , i dotted) Finslhampton. Mass. 381 West street. _
American Leazilo clubs are likely” ml MIH£§ORAT8 tent himself with a couple 0‘ 19“,” ’ chlzvnhsxo, often. all-incl The souvenir and fancy pout cbrd Ore. agricultural College (are- The sum mm new _ , i

' be without employment next season! i. ~8na; 0. Captain rMumY olecW'm'W Wolfe of Cleveland ashamed and out- business yearly amounts to millions,’ gona- Coravllis, Ore. 349 are understood to M mambo“ so
We“ a maioflty 0! the minor leagues F468 CHILDREN,» ’with one 0‘ M9 ‘1" “5““ mm” “delight Johnny min of St. Paul In six and it is believed that throushout the 'H. p. Cloves (But! Wrandotlesl mllmad's police tone. detailed
decide to continue in the game. if Wak’iil'lk‘lll'iz thelfloor shots. buthe must“! fi‘ .round onion-round contest here last country the curtailinent on account of - East Hartford, Conn. 29* that duty. 0".“ the ”a, on,”

' scouts are dispensed with. it is esU-- . -‘ , ' "l?" ' gum-fifiéfigg I’m '“ “Mam“ ‘mwork 1‘: gnlght. Blue 50‘ ill-6 TOW“ “ll “’0 higher postese will be great. ‘ _ - today said he was a member-of.
mated the saving to the two leaguea‘ Imam. ”Smile i’k’e l'l'ihef'i'tl'rajlt'v‘l than individual slums l9“ “‘5‘“ Wm “an, The men weighed in at. < .__—.__.— Nebmk‘ . shortened the prarle New Bum Rm Guard. but
would-be in the neighborhood of $100.4: 33:17“?- :~§C’E'T%n§ronfenidrfihi‘lv i Nomlk {1‘17 pounds, ! ”‘Advortlae‘ln the, Sentinel.

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