martini .
um lEVINSlll *
IN llll llllllll
liattler Takes Terrific Beat-
ing After Being Saved by
the Bell in Second Round
at Olympia A. A. .
l’lltlAltllld‘lllA Pa N... T .latf.
[lt‘nwwy ttturhi hir war to the post
hon m h x-‘wt'uth titnlltumc lot .lt-.->
Willard} lit-atywt-ieht titlt by knock
dug out littt'lili; l.t\in>k) tn thotltir:
p”round ot‘ t‘mi. st-htdttlcd >i\ round
bout to the (thmpian A A. last night
due t'iuht Mir a hammct and tones at-
f;.it llttll. the. tit»t tap t" tltt bell.
will l.t\'lli>li- on the >l.tt1’l t'llll utter
tin titr! round.
‘hc zillion l‘Hllllt‘ lllllttlh right it]
til :~t;.rt. pit‘t lltr men lighting at
I mt taitut l.t\itt»‘\t ltookt-ti a lctt
tt In ttzpwt's l"“.tl ..tz-‘l another to his
It ,tptt [lylttlnoi t'illlt‘ back furious-
is hooitint both ! tnd> lot 0 body and
l. Mitre :31 l Llll tights a d in: to
tl t— loud (‘tlLlrlllll Letittsky to lle‘ the
. H.
lt‘lltlt‘t} Matted alter Lt-‘Vlnslty at
H t‘ hell in the second round. rearing‘
- with l‘tllll liantw the both and
1': ad l.t-t'in~ky tried lone “Inf."v work.
hooking left jabs to Ik—mpscy's lace.
Dempsey all the while was l‘ollowinu
Loinsky attutnd the riot. A hard
=lr~lt to flu r-llllllut‘ll :xFlii l.t‘\'lll>k\‘ to
tie mat for the count of nine. I.t-\'in
Sly by clinching was llltlt‘ to weather
0.1 the round,
“'11?“ tltw lit-ll tall: for the third
round Di numy leaped out of his cor»
Iter, Incl l.t‘\'lllbli\ tithing from his
‘chalr with a lvll hand pttnclt to tin-
liodt'. it sent l.P\llI5l{_\‘ to the ropes.
Dempwy then litlllt'll‘ll hint all around
tit» rin: utth hits and t-i;.-ltt.~~ to tht
bodt and face and at the end of two
nonuh s and Iltil't\>fi\e rt PttlltlF Ilenul
srr rent hi\ blondc haired opponent
tt touch the ropes with a l‘iL'ltt on the
flu \\
ut‘\'lll.‘k\ at thecttttnt ol‘ si\ pra'thetl
the rope :llltl ll'lt'tl to pull Mfr-ell. It'
to» feel but lh- lilll‘t tt to‘litk: otrr ti";
Tm hack. ltnot'lted out for lllt‘ “1'."
tone ll‘ ht.»- long career, .
ih’unph‘y u- ighed I83 pouuda l.c\ tn
’Fl v 17.1 pounds. lh-tupx‘et is t\\’t‘lll‘
it ict- yeah oh: and >tautl~ the feet
wtwctr and ti-t'eettttarten itultw: and
Levlnsky five feet clcren iuchtt» '
'l‘lte bout took place at the tll\llll)l‘t
A A. and (‘aptain ll, J. l'lllllllllL'ltIllll.
o;.ce middleweight champion ol llos‘
tt‘n. but now of the llgpht'ltttt'nl ot
Justice. was the referee,
utilisation -:
Itiuttntrtttttt
Jockey Kickturby Outlaw
When His Mount, .Watcrt
Toast. Falls at Pimhco . '
llAt.’l‘l.\l()lllC, Md. Nor. 7. ~ “Doc"
molar was seriously, it‘ not fatally. tn-
jti-l-tl at the l‘imllco track yesterday.
When his horse. Water Toa‘at. tell in
the .Nlt‘t'lllt’cllltfit‘. in an unconfctous
condition he was hurried away in an
ambulance to the Maryland tleneral
Hospital. It was impmsiltle lb diac-
xt tsc his; conditit‘n accurately, the pity.
meians stated. l;ecau.<e he had a sllt‘
vision of conrulsiotts. but ”try
.thought from a hasty examination that
It” was suffcritm from concussion ot
the brain. At it late tour the physi-
cians held ottt small hope for his re
' covery. /
The accident happened at thr.
:‘leventh jump til the ‘.~'t"l‘t)lltl turn 0!
.. the conrac. littgltonmu racing in third
place, fell. Water 'l‘oast tntuhlcd over
the prostrate horse, and Outlaw trlpp-
etl over both. In his struggling otlortu
to keep on his feet Outlaw ull‘tlt'k 'l‘uy-
']or with his hoot‘s. Smith. the rider of
' Bughouse. was painfully hurt. but
Green. the rider of Outlaw. escaped
‘ Milli a few bruises.
! Fencer' Takes 'Chase.
Edward ll. _\lcl.t-an‘t Fencer was
ltcky to win the 'chase by a length.
.Satoot tossed away first money with
lielle of the Sea by delaying 'tis‘chal-
huge until it was too laie. ltelle of
the “Sea ('lOlL‘tl up fifteen lengths in
the last five llll‘lttllg‘. llat'e (‘amphcll
~sltowed great speed tbr a mile and a
“all and then stopped to a walk.
War (‘It ud‘s chance to win the l‘itn-
't‘ '0 Autumn Handicap, rained at $52.
’ tt‘t. distance- one mile and n ‘qttartei‘.
was ruined at the start. When the
barrier was releawd he jerked tip his
35 head and pulled back, thereby losing
. -gltt ol‘ ten. lenntlts. Jockey Loftus.
realizing that War (‘loud's chance l01359: men 6084.
win was ruined. did not
‘Mth hint.
Exterminator; proved to he the win-l
n-r. The Kentucky Derby winner had
.w big pull in the weights Over The
l -.tthl'. and Eu'scr. who had the mount
“I the former, made the most of his
:. lt‘antatze He placed Exterminator!
a «timid» The Porter and carried bill!
a mu.- so last tltat in the Stretch 'l‘hci
lorter (llll', lixtertnlnator then came
n-t and mu eax'il} by half a length.
from Ful‘rtztnnttd. which lost beat outl
T It‘ l'nrtrr on the bust [Ur n“, place:
persevere
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LONDON NEWSPAPER MAN DEAD
i’ARlS. Vol: 3— .\lltltt'llltvlllf’nl ls
_ made of the death ol Laure-nee Jer-
‘ fold. the ml'l'l‘hltttfltlt'llt til the Lon
don Dally- Telegraph ltvl’l‘ and the than
of the Enlllhlt conc-u-ndcnu in For
' bath "a dm- to pmumnnla. lot-
! Mo; an attack (It Influenza
mount CAN It? ”I PARLIAMENT
~.o_~;o.\’. "“5. ”w. r -.n.
“ HIM u! w N u
t ml rm“
‘3‘“ It ....
auto,
‘ ’ C
iii, ‘t/E: Sta‘.l.g; tags Player and Soldier,
l‘ltl‘l ill NEW lllllll
Columbia Certain to Meet.
. ' l
Either Of These Teams If; stug‘nt to port haw him and ti Weather candidate must “regent
‘ ‘ ‘ " “9d 0“ t9)" 0“ llank'.» “NWT” “‘3“? as a ol’ retontno-ntlatitvn from three t'wpou
Lorneln‘ame Ide ’1 drawing card as the tenth of no par- sibh» pal‘llwr a< t his morn elm-attor-
ticipation in the war.
~
During Sport Week
Yale and Pennsylvania may be con
.~ltlt‘l‘t‘tl u» lltlhblllli‘
t'olumbia'.~ ‘. A. 'l‘. (‘.
snpptmtl game with t‘orncll does not I
materialize. ‘
Final determination of the Mlled
ule may he may today. but it is oe.‘ c
lioted iii the t‘ornell rlluttlltllt will
be tit'ini‘el) t‘lt-‘Ilit‘ll up het’ermlht‘» »
end oi the week. Pennsylvania 1.—
looking about tor a tzztllte tot Nonal—
bcr :21 and the llllltlt' with ttiorgtu l
Tech on llt‘t't'llllJtAL‘ I. l .
Yale tum already written (‘olttmhia‘
with regard to a game but nothing l
dclinite ha~ been taken tip in corres :
pt ndt-nce. title asked it t‘oltttnltia
would mouth-r a game with Yalt- tn‘
the Iloul and in reply the lllue and
\l'l.i2t- .t't': l‘ta' while it would likt to
pin) Ydll‘ it would prt-tvt' to hate the
game lill\i‘ plate either at Sottt‘i Fit—id
or ..é ihe l’ttlo tlt‘otlntls, I
it is believed that tho Noyctuhcr lt‘
ll'. e \llll ttt to l..tf.._\etle_, although
Wesleyan hu< aleo lllt‘ll mentioned to
a po ‘ihle opponent on that day. "”2"
li .tmn tint: 1.2-t llidtlletomt tvlt-u‘tt li-tfi
lll' rt“'liltlll‘tl :t game and would ht
[in .o pi i} t‘olumhia would pt'clet
to lilo) out it» string on South l’it-ltl.
and thtrc may he a hitch over the
Mlit‘tlllllll‘i tt! :ahtt = on t‘tal account.
It a li‘ll‘t \\‘tlll I‘tnnsylyania Were al‘
chum! 'ot .\'o\emlter fill it probably
would he played itt .\'c\\ \"orlt.
l-‘r- ti Mun-nu. coat h of the Columbia
tote a his to? a hard game with
l't‘t:titl t‘. to or on Saturday, itt spite ol
tin hit- that I'm Sthent-ctatly twin
\\.t t‘t'tmttul h}. ll..tnlltt-n |H>l w wk.
.‘tltt'lltltt‘tl and~ - t‘atmpt ry, hoLh ol
\\'lit Ill lt:t\c h. t'tl [Ill 'h't S‘qnatl tor .tt
tt.-| week: tot-an u ot injures- aul
rit-itttcmt. may get ’a chance to take
phat-s in the varsity lineup this week.
llttilt prhc‘itt-tl yc:~tctday
t
YALE FOOTBALL ls DROPPED.
I
MititzfiryaAuthctlties Decide There is
W a Time for Game.
“worth that Yale l‘n \ct',~ily \\‘t.lllti
haw no I‘ootball tcatu llli:1
were continued yesterday by th'tllt‘n‘
ant l-‘. K. lloehler. direttor of ttt‘tlet-
ice hr “‘6' Studettts' Army Training
Corps at New llawu.
llc‘l‘ttehim’ lltchlt-t "hill the nth
letic I;Il.llt.iltlt‘.'~ I I the .\ruty and Navy
units met with lltt‘JlIllH‘l‘slly authori
too: “”41 Ilt‘t‘ltlt‘il lll"l no intercollcui
glll' ltll"llllll ct‘nIt-r'tg of any sort woull
he playt d, even tor the raising of char-
italtlc t‘unt's Academic and military
>t’llt‘tllllt‘~ at Yale make it impossible
to take any length of time for tliedally
practice so necessary in football.
This :tnuotutcetucnt eliminates the
porsibillty ot \‘alc playing it game
witlt hotit (‘oltrtuhla and Springfield
'l‘tuiuintt (‘olh-zt- for games.
IN GERMAN PRISON CAMPS.
liagét (l'l‘jc tum-u has rejected a tint
in France making a goat name in the
world war
, quarter the bid comes tronh hut Man-
ager Shilling“ is
-..¢=-"=====::=-fi
1-”.-
Ft“ 50“ r
\‘l’ASlllNGTOX‘Nov. 7,—Nalnes ol'
sixty-nine enlisted men in German,
prison camps were announced today
by the War Department. They in
clude:
(T Rastatt. ‘
.tarles‘ ll. Houser, Pottst‘llle, P3,;
Joseph J. Schissler, Bristol, Conn:
Julius I". l'runiere, Middlebury. \’t.:
Alfred Bernier. Putnam. Conn; Willis
1-). Snowman, Blue Hill, Maine; Alfred
Rector, Pittsburgh. ‘
Slx YEARS FOR PoSiNG AS OFFI-
can.
BOSTON, Nov. 7.—- John Thibeault.
of Holyokt, was sentenced, in the Fed-
eral court. yesterday, to serve six
years In the penitentiary, at Atlanta."
for posirt: as: an onicer or the United
States Am; and collecting money un-
der false rretenees from families with
men in the service.
BRITISH CASUALTIES.
LONDON, Nov. 7.-»—~Briti.~:h cannul-
ties reported for the week ending to-
day totalled 27,648. divided as follows:
Killed or died of wounds: Omcers.
' Wounded or missing: Officers, 922;
men. 20,2521 \
_—~
_v. "
nrcruses $15,000 so; GOWQVQ: 1linl‘iyt'l‘.[t‘iplhR‘VELL
.. ,- Can’t Be Bought. 7
BOSTON, Not, 7 ~Minttger Saul ‘-
t ’
(Continued Front l"it.~l Pifdtl)
’ -‘ " i (atmn
ble [or udmisrion to this «hoot a can
a bar-troop and
and» mm“ with ”w lat llank i< mm eighteen and tortyltte truths: Hillel be
a citizen ot’ the l'nitt-d Std t'S and p" \
>ii-aily qualified for glitct'al lullllkit‘.
Ml'lt‘c. A high school education. or
it: equivalent, i> tequird and Fat“
three leltt rs
l’tlkrhll)’ the big trauma mogul who
.‘tal lofty-lite years .ttr
llll‘l‘t‘ isn't ('l‘dN—‘lllt'allttn on al't'ottll‘ “l ln‘l‘IFlTV ‘
to pet Hank occttpgttionot‘ etitplotni.-t.t, int'llltllll"
lltgistt‘anlk in limited
here is a hit of Clll‘lltell} a~ to what Mtrttce are uoL tligihlc
in deferred
llllt'Hl
g Recistranta
keeping
ounsel.
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WW7 _—
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' To
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HEend of the war is in sight.
Everybody realizes that.
But the fighting may not end
for many months; perhaps a
whole year.‘
‘-V
.. l . 1
women are needed in the war
work, than ever before.
. Workersm'e wanted who will
stick to this. job of Winning the
war until the war is won.
.We want to be able to saywhen
l _ this war is won that America
helped to win it. It is our'great
opportunity to say for all time
that we helped ~100 per cent.
- Are you helping 100 per cent?
Could you take a War job in "‘a
-.. war industry helping to do wa'r
‘ work? i i
There is war work for you, if
CREAM FOR CATARRH ,
OPENS UP mamas
Télls How To~Get ulck Relief
from Head-Colds. s Splendid!
In one minute vour clogged nostrils
will open. the air passages of your
head will clear and you an breathe
freely. No more tutu king. mum. t
blowing, M‘mllt‘lw, drynmut. No urn:- . I
aim: for breath in night your cold 1
or catal’rh will be me. . '
GM 2 small home of Elf: (‘mn
Balm tmll your an m. ADI”
st llltk at (Mt rm- .1le
Multan emu In your unearth. II II!!-
ottam- through new nlr m oi
the brad. mm tit-W or
Hallo-n m m an "lb!
«an ”it
To” b.
.‘tk
”Mo in;
IN N0R‘VALK mister: tn... . “I.
ll‘v. i‘ltllJJII-il ttl tilt
Hill) to their to
i Meantime more men and more
Vpllt‘étlll~ if then fall to ol-trtt‘n t..ttt~ s: , .t'
..t
‘ SelertA-tl candidah .~ will be inducted
tittlate mu>t be between the tiger I“ into the S?l‘~lt't' by
4
5*
.4 tlirllialgc at I'P‘erll‘allull. tit-rig!
worm, and It
I deterred «lassiti
Heg‘bllillllh'lll (to: I who
- . ‘l'dil to obtatn Huntington: wrl! be re . ~ .,
. (mgr of $i.’._otto my thmk Ilowdy hero earlier than NMMW 1510 W ‘ ”3' mined in the N-niet as enli:t§tl men. Class”, “Kl-“Hm“
t or lhtv not \Mtr'tl :s out.» and h) mant'
fflR WAR F N ' rated peerlesr as . ”I,
i I] and Will he no iii to the school hr buf'li
' boards. at uowrnm‘ til min the \Vlttl“
in trainin: ill!) will he pri‘t.t7-'~. lit»!
(lass. in the army. tht
grad-- is $33 per month.
to tlti: clothinr.
oal attendanu-
,, . .
. , ~ . it is cxhc’cted All draft rt-s :ll‘alll> ltt‘lVH-Pn the ”3""illitetit’ii'litgincnt
he will raise ills bid. However, while of eiuhteen V
Stalling> is (loin; littlt- talking. those pligiblv except reuisttanu in (ll'lt'tlt'l
opponent; wot who know him feel that
tooth-all eleyen' enough money
at New York on Nowtuhet 35“ it ”it" away from the “rates while Shillings: agriculture.
:ttbsi.~tenct- and int-«Ii
will he provided lit tit.
In addition to the abort“.
ll!‘tt\ldi'.\ {tn allow
once of SF: a month for :t dependan'
wife; :23 for a wile
$22.31) for a wife and I“ o t'lliltllt‘ll. an t
35 for each additional child Studcnt<
may also take government illsill‘ant‘c
. Applicants must obtain '1‘0111 theiv
‘ claSr-tttta local bllflrtlnufltl present with applied
l“= 0“" tlon. on account of dettrlltlt’flw at” lions their order Ilulllltt r. >9llttl nun.
eligible to attend ll‘t‘ scltotllfiSttt'lt at‘ her, classification b\' ('lit.~.~
and one chlltl
.ll
"—11
ol' the total lttntl‘tl
dFF>~ of regretrant.
lot all board-‘
school.
lull 0" \‘.ltl("‘
, . til next Wednesday and
In addition
nlng.
..-7... ...
WILL SHOOT
iron and illicit-“,3
q .1 . _ i .
"H‘ W" "“18 for $2068“ Be\tera
l'ndtr in.~trurtion.~' from
tary of var local boards will at once
_ who prcpcnl
the board a certificate front
thorized officer to receive (ll)pllt‘tll"tlnf
for the School, that the rceistrant is
an applicant for admlrsion
and all men “21¢
are urged to be
ha kemo
‘ ‘OCk. |" 0m;
Lieutenant Farwell will be here ttn~
applicants between nine o‘clock in th'.
morning and eight o‘clock In the em»
The N(“' England states
to provide l.20tt men for the schoo’
and there have been thirtrone
eers sent out by the Northeastern de
pat'tttient to receive applications.
IN BRIDGEPORT
There will be a practice- shoot of the
Norwalk Hill» Club on Saturday, Nov
9. 1918, in preparation tor the match
and dirt against the Ileininuton Arms (‘ltth
\ .
S. (t quaint,“ ttti .
r n". :uv it t.
b‘tnhe': M“ be 33’3““ “hat;-
of ‘-
the lot-me.- ‘
k earn“
“no“
Drag “Ann
Hotel 8'“ “t x“
...—.A_....
HOLYOKE COLLEGE EXCKfigs
ALLOTMENT
4U; “'l H \ltilii'. Mass. Nov. 7r~‘\‘:‘ . "
uni AgULVI
allotment in the United War Work
. atnpalgn,
day, the young women students set-
ting 816.000 as their goal. Tabulation
ol' the first contributions showed :1 hr
tail of 816,3“.
t‘ollege has exceeded
The drive opened yester-
ITALIAN OFFICERS PROMOTED
ROME. No’v. 7.-—Klng Victor Eminen-
uct has promoted General
Dian to the full rank of General and
Vice-Admiral Paolo Tha’bn di Devel.
former ("blot of the
Italy. to the rank of Admit-tl.
Armando
Naval Stat! or
Is ~ Your Work Helping 1
(l The War?
4
work for strong men, other work i
for men not fitted for heavy
tasks, and still lighter worklfor
women and girls.
' Free Advice and Council
The U. S. Employment: Service
is in close touch with leading
war industries of Connecticut.
It has helped hundreds of Con-
necticut men and women to lo-
cate permanent, welllpaid, con- , l
genial positions. Those in charge
will not only advise you about ~
you are willing to do it—heavy , lfl“
the'sort offworkers that are want- -
ed but also ldcate a home focyou
_- and arrange all other details.
~ Call ‘on or Write to this bureau,
statiirg present employment, age,
sex, and what you can do; full -
, details as to exact opportunities
will be furnished you.
it .
‘ U. 8. Employment Service
Stamford. Conn. .
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