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Dick Curley Says Elm City
Boxer Will Meet Nora alk
Champion at Any Weight
Dick Curler. the. well known New
York manager of fighters, who re
cently assumed (barge of Chic -'B1o11'n,
the New lla1en lightweight. 11 ednes-
11111 night issued 11 statement to the
effect that he 11'0qu be pctfectlv 11'1'11-
ing to accommodate. Battling Kunz
with anothe1 matth, providing the
South Norwalk battlez- made am kind
- of 11eieht."l‘herc is little doubt in
1111' mind" declated (‘utlov “that
13.1011n can do 1:15 pounds at ringside
111111 little tr.011hle and if Kunz, who
poses as a lightweight. is of the; 11311118
1 opinion, I know of two local promoters
bards."
("urlcy made it cmphlttic that Kunz
need not confine his challenge to
Brown. 111 the 1-1'1-111 that he does not
(‘are to scale the lightweight limit
(‘111'11-1' claims to have another Sit-11'
11110 is only too. willing to meet him
it- the-squared arena. 'i‘urlev has
reference to Patti Quite, the shifty
dildoepot't 11211111112111. who recenth
5101111 11 decisive1'11101‘1' over ("hurit‘r
Zilitis, only to be deprived of the oill-
rial verdict
'l‘hr-w- nicnt 211:0 1101'11- ;1~ro'-1plisl1cil
:. feat which would do credit {to any
boxer. He. scored 11 knockout Victory
0101' Frankie .\iuck in the sixth round
National Leflg'|¢.
“on lost PC
New York ............ 12 l .92‘
('hicaao . . 1‘ . b‘ .‘l 727
{Philadelphia ......... S S 1“ .111 1
i‘tncinnrtti .. . ‘7 7 .500
Pittsburgh ............ 1'1 1'. :101
St. Louis) .............. «i 9 {108
Itt'ooklrn ............. 3 .111 ‘ :“31
Jinn-ton ............... . . 3 10 .‘."’l
YESTERDAY'S RESULTS. ‘
American League.
Philadelphia. 7:.\.cw\"011-:, 5
liostou. t1; “ashiugton 1.
lk-trfic.’ 92(1111'11110 (i.
(ten-111111.11: St. Louis. 2
National League
g New \"01k, 6: lhilntlclphia, 0.
Brooklyn. 7; Boston ~i.
Chicago, 11’; t'incinnati, 8.
Pittsburub, 1; St. Louis, 0.
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WHERE THEY PLAY TO-DA'Y.
American League.
Boston at New York.
at 3:45.
Washington 111 Philadelphia.
Clerclaml 111 St. Louis.
Chicago at Dcttoit.
National League. -
New York at Boston.
i’hladelphia at Brooklyn.
shirts at 3:3 .
St. Louis at Pittsburgh.
Cincinnati at Chicago.
NORWALK JRS. vs SOUTHPORT
, . The tNorwalk Jrs.. baseball team will
journey to Soulhport Sunday ’to play
the team representing that town. Nor-
. walk will carry their usual strong
lineup, consisting of Holmes, Court.
‘ Meeker. McGee, Anderson. Swanson,
"’_ London and SLJohn. The trip will be
made by auto-b115,. leaving the Basic].
store at 1:30 o'clock. An Sunday.
. May 12, the Juniors will play the fast
"‘~All-Statnfo1'1ls_ oi the Ward
grounds; on the 12th they clash with
the Nationals of Bridgeport at -Nor-
walk, and on the 261h play a return
game with .\li-Stamfords in Stamford.
, Game
T. A. Skelly was met at the entrance
in the Norwalk post office yesterday
with 11 fist full‘of coupons clipped front
Liberty Bonds, which he stated he was
going to exchange for Thrift Stamps.
get on to the fact that this exchange
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11' 110 would readily put the bout or. the'
11" a schcduh ii lit-round battle at
'1':o1idence.
STANDINGS OF THE CLUBS.
Amencan Leanne.
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Boston ................ 1‘3 3‘. 800
t'le1'elttn l ............ H 4 .607
(‘hicago .............. ."i t .550
New York ............ ti 8 xi“)
‘liashinatou .1 1‘! .3871
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Street:
Mr, 'Skell1 seems to be the first one. to‘
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New 111112-11 boxing ci1c1es are all
11'10uszht up 111 vi a trick it is claimed
uas 111.11 ed the othei night in the bout
lietween Lew Tendler and -V1 illie Jack:
son. According to the s1011' going the
rounds, Tendler let it be known that
he was out for a knockout and the
assertion seemed to worry Jackson‘s
handlers a bit. Knowing Tendler's
thility. it is alleged "somebody" he,—
hind Jackson substituted for the five-
011111ce 31011-4 provided by the manage-
ment of the show for the star bout :1
nice pair of eight-ounce mitts. the
kind box-rs use in traininf'nso they
won’t hurt their sparring partners.
Strange, to 1111', 110de noticed that
1:0 borers were using pillows instead
of the regular gloves until the bout
1" 11s nearly over.
On top of tit-13. llarrr Robinson. one
of New] - 1111' on' s vttt ran sporting writ-
ers, comes alone with an opinion that
there was something suspicious about
the bout, because neither of the prin-
cipals seemed to make any very dc-
lt’l'llllllt‘d efforts to finish his oppon—
ncnt. l‘erhaps the story of th glove
substitution: 11111 explain Bobby's sus-
picions. '
t‘harlcs lzt'ulwts, president of 1111-
llrooklrn baseball club announced .\‘1'8-
lt'l'tlth 111111 Al Mnmaux, star pitcher.
whom he obtained in :1 trade 111111
Pittsburc for Casey Strugel and
George (.‘lils11a'11', had taken l-‘rench
leave of the club and that he did not
11111111111: of his wnt'rcultouis.
said Mr. I'll)-
know
"50101.11 dais 111111."
bets, "111111111111: came to 1111- and said
that. 111- was mine to work in 11 11111111.
,tion plout. He 111111 1111- that he 1110113111
111' should be exempt from the draft
on the grounds that he had a brother
in the army and was supporting,r his
mother and 11 young; brother. 1‘ told
1.1111 111- “as foolish to give up the $13,—
coo 51111111 11-- 1111s gettinu here. "
in l‘ltilutielphit‘t. and
1Pat Moran's clan failed to score a
sinule 11111 noninst 1110 (11111115. The
Giants 1111111 11041 111'1-111' sc1cn counters
in 1111- 501le and m: 1111‘ forty hits as
[against cluhicen tor the opposition.
\estcrdtn Pol l‘erritt 101111-11 the list of
relinhlcs 111'10111ing ihtou"h with :1
four hit feat.
Philadelphia.1u11'tl10110111'1rs and
Three lifllllt'S
spoatoon COMM NT
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the Bia1cs fall before the Giants and
promised to do betteu. 0111) to tail 111010
dismally than the two other failures
The Phils had been running the New
Yorks a close second and really ex-
pected to halt lticGra11"s"t-ntry. N011
Moran confesses that the Giants are
not to be stoppedvthat they are
stronger titan the club of 1917 and bet-
ter than the great Cub machine of
Tinker to livers to Chance days After
the 115 to 0 llaughter of \1'ednt'sd111'
one of the Philadelphia writers put
the case as follows:
Dick Rudolph. the Bronx Micheal
l
who belongs to the Boston Nationals .
yesterday said that in- had informed,
George Stallings that ht- would pay’
ditional release. Rudolph refused to
say where he would go in the event of
Boston's accepting the offer. but it
was intimated that sum 11 release
would be followed immediately by 1111-
dolph'n appearance in 11 Yankt'e uni
form. Rudolph said that lloston had
refused to let him go cren for $10,000
and that 111- did not propose to accept
the terms uttered 111' 11111111111011 no 111111-
ter if he had to stay out of the 2111110
ull'scnson.
The ltltu- 111-1 its 01‘ l-‘t'ani c :01 their
first 11-1 it of baseball up at the I’olo
Grounds. 'l'hi-r also v.01 their t'ir.~t lust-
of pet 11111.. which was far more
merit in tin-11' young lives than the 11.11;
game. To these Tom 0' Shantvml
zouavt-s and chasseurs, the limpid.
wobbly altercation between thi- Yank-1'
and the Athletics was about as 111.1"it~
in: 11s :1 quilting party. The Yanks
were beaten. 7 to 5. which 1111s nothitr'
unusual.
The French soldiers
marched across the. 1 11-111
(Ionic. their long hayonnts cit-antinii.
in the afternoon sun. With them were
the. young women auto drivers of the
National League for \1'0111011's Scrricc.
anti ther all sat in the field boxes back
of third base. 11 locality occupied 111-
most exclusively by inhabitants of 1111'
111' 1111
1110 (1[ 1111-1111.
carlv in tho
llronx. While the lironx folks did not
understand the chatter 1110 the
l‘tcnchmen, the Bronx diulett 1111.21
even those
who 11111101111001] a little English
IS—.—————u-«——vv-Mrr~r“‘
tumultuous
'ltilsililltliiltlitilllli
11-11111. lodges Refuse to Stop
Dempsey-Miskc Bout
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New Yonk.
is "John the Barber.“
May .‘1.-—-John 'Reisler
claiming to hold
3a contract a:
.‘sey. failed yesterday to obtain a tent
“‘101‘81‘3' injunction restraining Dempsey
li‘rom meeting Billy 'Miske in a ten
’t'ound bout here tonight. Rcislcr ap-
'pcnled to four judges without suc-
j‘cess.
l While the contest is 101113 the ten
irountl decisiouless bout permitted by
law in this state, it promises to be one
of. the most exciting'battles ever stat?
ed in a ring. This belief on the part
01' the patrons of boxing in this vicin-
it1' is based on the known fact that
both men are hard hitters. aggressive
in the extreme and as courageous as
any fighters who ever drew on a glove,
SCHEDULE CHANGES
ARE CONSIDERED
PlTTSBl'l’.G11.Pa., 211111'3.—~(‘11anr,-
es in the playing schedule. of the N11-
tional and American baseball leagues
to permit of Sunday comes in the East
were considered hete yesterday
and John B. llcydier, secretary Bf tht
National Leanne and Barney Dreyfus
a member 111' the original Joint Sched
ule Co mitlee of the 111m major
leagues. ‘~ he. schedule changes are
contemplat to permit. the New York
National and American tennis and the
1 Brooklvn team to play Sunday ball at.
Harrison, N J.
1
He
irefused to discuss the question or a
lpoSsible invasion of territory claimed
by the International League under the
lnatlonal. agreement between major
land minor- baseball leagues.
lclose of the committee‘s session
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known in sporting ctt'clcs
111'111-11:er of Jack nen”,.;11boui thcmiddle of this month if pre-
bi‘
Ban S. Johnson, president of the Amer-'
cina League; .lohn K. ’l‘ener, president,'
ireached today.“ Mr. Tenet- said at the‘
‘llitten to the 1101111901
11111111 lillEB MAY
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Match Likely to .131; Booked.
Blot; Middle of; May in.
Bridgeport
and
together
11:11'1'1' (it-1'11
('1111' Turner may
be bronchi '
in l’lt'idrepoit 1
'1'1'111 plans do not ll]lS(ill‘l'_\'. Promoter
Ducky Holmes ‘who has Qua permit for.
the next show intends to matth these
two 1111111111111 eight». li'ch notified
Holmes last night by wire that he is
willin'r to meet ’l‘utner. but the
bout must be staged before “111' 27.1151
on that date he enters the khaki- gar-1b '
‘cd atmy of this nation. lie has re 1
ceived notifitation front his dtait
board in Pittsburgh that he will but
called on the 27th. 1‘
A Grcb 11111 Turner match "listens
well," much better than 11. bout be-
tween George Chip and Greb. Turner's
showing against Chip has Iconvincctit
the fans that the Indian has the. goods
as a hattlct and the next card in this
city in 11111011 he figures especially 111-
opposition to such a crack pert‘mmcr;
as G',19b would attraction attention:
from rin:
is likely to be
tion.
fifteen rounds of ac-i
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HATTERS' CASE ARQUED
BRIDGEORT May 3.«Argun19nts
111-10 made before Judge John P Keln ‘
.oyg in the Superior Court he1c Intel
this afternon, in the. case of the Unit-'
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against Hatmakers’ Union No. 10 of!
that city, in which contempt of court
is alleged. The officers and members
of the union are charged with vliolat-l
ing an injuction, issued by Judge Hol
ward 'J. Curtis lestralning them from}
picketing the plant of the United
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was in piogress. The case was heard
early last month up to the point where
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The union mode general and specific
denial of the charges. Labor men from
all over the state were bét'e today to.
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Division No 14. State (it Connecticut.
No1wulk.t 11:111.
Notice of Call dead to Appear For Physical Examination.
1111» following named pun-011s are hereby notified that pu1su.tnt to the
Mt 01 Congress approt'tid Min 18. 1917. 111111 are 11111111101 military service
111 the l nitcd States 111 this lotfll board
The st'l'ltll number and the or'dct number of 011011 of such petsons is
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Cortrighi. George 1..
Batman, John 1?.
Allen. Clifford E.
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Kelley. Frank 11.
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(.‘ollins. James 1‘.
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Drum. John J.
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Gilbert, William W. ,
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report 111 the oflice of this local board 101 physi-
of Mny.1918.at 9: 00 o'clock a m.
11 Thltd stteet. Nor11'alk,(‘..onn
Mlil strcet.’Nor.11'.1llt, Conn.
41 Lowe street, South Norwalk.
12 141111111 street. South Norwnlk.
212 1'1qu Matket. New York city.
ll. 1" 1N0. 43, Norwalk. Conn.
36 Grow street. New Canaan.
Norotou Heights. Conn,
91 8.110111 street. South Norwulk.
Popp street. South Norwalk.
35 Fort street. l-Jast Norwalk.
Dry Hill avenue. Norwalk.
2291 Broadway. New York city.
35 Washington st.. South N111'1'.'alk.
New Canaan. Conn.
Ponus street, New Cauuam Conn.
0-0 1". B. Fitch. Noroton Hts. liat'ien.
65 S. Main street. South Norwalk.
8 Reed street. South Not'wztlk.
City Hotel. South Norwalk.
38 S. Main street. South Ntit'u'ttilt.
New Canaan, Conn.
Summer street. New Canaan.
14 Ferris are, South Norwalk.
21 Cha clstrect, t.\'or11'alk.
83 S. .iain strectLSouth Norwalk.
27 Camp'street, Norwalk.
16 France street, Norwalk.
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20 Holden Hill are. Norwulk.
195,9 SXSawyer are, Chicago. 111.
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425 W 53rd street New York city.
15 High street South Norualk
16 Main street. Norwalk, Conn.
26 Plattsyille ave, Norwalk.
North Ridgciield, Conn.
142 Park street. New Canaan.
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Smith Ridge, New Canaan. Conn.
Darlen, Conn.
23 Harriet: street. Nulwalk.
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BE ANS-eWc carry the largest assortment of various 1 '_,
varieties of 3021115 and Peas at unusually attrac- '
tive prices. Any of them are big' values for, the .
money. ~ .
Chailcifiid Pea Beans 1’; c lb. Sweet-Whole Peas 15c lb. '
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Tiny LituaB cans ”£8ch Pure Tomato ~ ‘
Pint01Beans. . . . 141:1 .. Catsuo . . . . . .. 15c bot, I; .. .5.-
Ma'rrow Beans.
7gb Raisins. .2 nkgs. 25c
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. PURE. N. W ORLEANS MDLASSES at. 25c .,
' MACA - NIORSPAGHETTIoka........... 10c
NUT ARG.ARINE._Downey’s A1 brand 311: lb. I , s '2
SWIFT’S-SUNBRIGHT'CLE'ANSER. .- 1" .
~ ‘ 6 5c‘canls 25c ,
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