l
:1. 1. L s Firm Stand
i11iu~11l of Club to
1 8.1!:11 is of Players
BlilllNfi WILL
BE Pilllllllllill
1119 club 011. Major LGeneral Leonard:
position plain 11. Wood Accepts the Pres1-
111 tsign at 111. dency of the New Board
, not at all. '
.l'}lllg about the
H111 Yankee-S.
-:.11i their con
.13 uniting for llw
.. r11 1nt from the
(SEXY YORK. March
T- L- HUSlOH- Nary and Civilian Board of Boxing
club. yesterday. Control in a statement made public
12;-~ 1mm day ('OmPS We will today announcing that. Major—General
‘1 ‘1” 1’4“ 51‘1“ and a 8006 Leonard “’ood had accepted the pres!-
1 79111.1 1111-1111053 that pays out dency of the board. made known its
I 311:1“ it tulv'r in S”kl-“0!! after 593- aims and purposes. The board, which
“ml 111?“. is what. this was recently incorporated in Now
“356438“ "in York 'statc, was organized with the
l“ :11 11117.15“ 11 «11"11121 DUHiHES-‘i :{itn that eventually it would become
rand tl1~-' sooner 1111111911011. “It‘s U111 National 11111111113.r 'Assoclntlon in
”1110 1111‘ 171111011“ lcurnr-d 501116- this country. controlling hoth amateur
about business and or this 11nd profossional branches of the sport.
H lonerzil “’ood fills the place that. was
to have been taken by the late Theo-
dore Roosevelt.
. 1111111111
t1.’ lllv‘
111111.111. lll't.
11> been doing.
lili-
.. 11-1 ll11s11'111's_nttllu(le is taken
Bunting that tho club will make
(illll‘t':~~l()ll.“ to the pltlym‘s. In addition to the active leader
thnket rogu- ship of (lent-rut \\'ood. the new or.
.4211.le cont 11 1s gunizutiou will 11111111115 patrons and ad‘
only a vim-rs many inch prominent in army.
at all and political life. including Ad-
:11131111l111‘111's mirul lionry T. Mayo. fourteen major-
1;!11‘11 will fourteen rear-
(.111 ornors Boyle of Nevada
l-{urdimz of Town: five United
:mzs Scholars and five collegc presi-
T1111 advisory council is lllfltll'
11p of fifty-s persons. lncludlng
(‘ilill'lf'n ll. . 111111111. president of tho
{I lcllcl‘ Guaranty Trust Company: Major Air
the hard thony ’lh-cxcl Biddle. Director of Gov-
311‘2’
61 st 1'111'11l 11 1‘1l111
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is no!
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army.
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21.11111 111 131.11 {limits
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~11>1~l‘t..
lluzcinn rem-inul
- x from Frank linker.
_ 1': :1l lum- 1.11.1111. Although in crnmcnt Athletics; Harry ‘S. New.
.:.-11 \11'1111 11. :1. 111v 3.111111 tllllt' 1o :1 l'11i111d States Senator from “'ashln:
1d 111 this 11111 link-or 5113‘s. that lit. ton: Rear Admiral T. S. Rodgers and
.1111: play L111”. .1113: 11111111. Monnzt‘l» Chorlvs Thorley.
ins .1..1-.- 11111 .1..111>‘rt11- his .lcttcr Tho prospectus of the board states
Halo-1 1:1 ti. .1 ‘11:.‘111. Huggins solo that it desires to develop boxing 11'.
111..) 1'1.. .. .1. .2..1..,.;.. 21..- player tlfis rountry to 11 higher level and to
d bc p11:<11.‘11l11l to play nzuin at 11111111111111 thc wn} for (-ntry into the
VPOlO Grounds. litlggllh >Latlf‘(r Spttll o; 1111-“ returning. from service
1111 \rat no s;1‘;1:_\ 1!:1'1'1111 11.111 lmzn‘ecn 11l11‘071tl. it seeks to have a law permit-
kt"; $11k] ”it" Clllb- ting boxing passed in every state. and
3'11 31“ '"tlt‘l' ‘1’ It “3““! h”t""~ Hake! to develop champions in states. 111110111,
(:11: ‘l 11:111- j.1.~: mull-:1 11,: .‘-1='llr'-1‘ ,nuvgpgi in Vafiuug industries and
' \111‘ 11.111111 tutti“: him that l anmng nations. Control 0; the ulna-
1E111 111ml l hud hut-1 not play ball tell! 3., well as a“ professional sport,
: 3' 1 “Hi ' "3' l“ 1“"1114" h: sought? in oxide: to makc boxing
1123.1 . .1111 1 and 11111111 t1i11nds~ l haue file from promoterm
' l 1 1111.11.11111 “1' 1"“91 ”my“; “’“I'he'éi’fififiaflfiis will he gmemed
;.11.1‘. 11 on tli~=u 111111.1de in“- .1 1,0411} of governors an advisor\
.ish Mill-1' llltZQinS all ill? comm“ and standing committee-.11 conr
lie is 11. fine bisting 0r r1 presentatix es of leading
‘1? l MUN“ 3““ “1“ “11‘1“?“ sporting clubs. officers of the United
11:11 ot' the Yankees." States: forces and mpg-11,1 interested in
11' 1l11'1 players W110 1411“? ”“15 the sport of boxing.
gut-(t with the Ynnkm s ave prom
T110 11 he signml IEI‘F TESREAU
111121 yesterday. W1 1&1 Bar 1 IS To COACH
the catcher and Edhlonroe. -__.__
In <u\' Qi‘tltl
1.1‘ ‘L l list-4'
.- youngsters.
‘ cont
minim.
r- pitcher. Tho Yanks also got rid HAXUYFHX. N. ll: March 5, “Jog
111111 playors yostcrday. sending Daz- Teen-an. who as a. member of {my
\‘1111ct1 11nd llill l‘it’ 1'1-y, both pitch
_ to the Sat-11111111110 (“tub of the P11»
Giunts' pitching stuff ranked for many
years among the leading twirlers of
ct'o:1~: 1"“:“m‘ the fx'ntz'onul League. has signed :1
' '7 " contract to coach the Dartmouth 'vur-
1 . 1‘“, . u ( ‘ _ _ . . . .
T111 l1 nt Jonn A. llt}tll€l of the S"). nme t.h1s spring.
Vunonul League is busy these days
Fletchm' Lou". the old Dartmouth
second baseman. now a member of the
college faculty .muy act in thc capac-
of assistant. although it is not!
known definitely when Tesreau will;
arrive in Hanover. Battery candi-
“‘ilh basc- dates new called out for their first [
3‘s 111111111 11s thotze Vt’hmton ‘l‘ep— pxactice in the cage this Week.
:1ml >:1111.: -l ( (11111ent..lr.
$111111: ruuly 1111‘ Inc trial of the Balti-
l-'1~l- rat lx-fifltl“ suit against 0r-
.ller-il lidSt-lntll. Tllt-
*11'11 Washington
1~ttl-'lll lit-MUM
tintlwlplltd
«1..-
ruse will be
next Monday.
was in
ity
in
_\'11.\' Lcl‘tlny
consult ing
'1
Erkes-Ayrault to Play
Pocket Billiard Matcht
’i‘hc first block of 150 to 185 balls
will he played in the handicap poclc
2-1 billiard match between Emal ‘E.
. . Erke-s. Rhodo Island state champion.
' 0: 111111111111 comm; to terms . . . .
‘t _ g r 111 (Hi ‘ “t . 1 ll now (11 Bridgeport. and “’llllam H.
st1:1.c~1 :1 ' 1
‘ 1 n“ [2 mo in ( 'Suliler' ‘1 Aymult. formerly of
rzil 3:» s . ‘1 . ~' '
‘ ‘ film" w‘ “ell along. Btidc'rpntt but now of South Nor-
Wizr: iii 0 figllles offered “1" llli
1.11 owner of the club. G. “'. Erlms 1111:: 1.111511}; in great
31 llilt—‘Ulith HWY“ in “'9“ 31‘3““- iorn‘. of late, and his friends are all
111‘ hit-r‘ 3 1’01””? farm. hacking him heavily to win. Ayraull
has done little playing 11.11 winter and
of thc1 New v.';:.— 911 ix: (ll 11-11 1311 21th to 124 by
1-630119 Club was pur- 1‘ tun-ch of New .lersm in the 0111:
12.1) by 1:11 Cincinnati 111g ..2:11-i1 he has zoo-1111111111 this seei-
announcemcnt son. llv- is receiving :1 handicap of 31"
the latter club. bal's in 2:01: but will havw to play a
for .1“. transl'er was shout: game to make those last out
111 near his the urn nights of play. '
Ohio. The first block is played in Bridge-
pox :. and the second will take place at
("1111 eland in: mlt s Palace parlors in South
41.413. Igiag‘dg with the. Normal“. The match is for :1 purse of
; M;111;1;€1r Mchu had any hope of
:1i11. l‘t‘t-hx-z' Rudolph in
;11lv- l. thr- Boston Bravos. those
(111.4 disappeared Monday when Dick
out his contract with ter Boston
1 the coming: season, Rudolph
: Im-‘k a
\z'lt
ill“ '12
leilc‘ti
1,1111“
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‘11 11:11'1'1
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111’; 31) {1D
.. unit-e (1f
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play
» 1e lie-.insport,
3.11. 111' ill?"
-1 plgiyers still over- $200.
ttvr contract for the -
l’hssidnnt Dunn an. "mi? \ YEREiDPX W'ant Advertise-
; m . 12311
.— .~-.— -- '“rV‘” -« 1
5.——The Army.
:sold [CF Hound 111111 infielder Ethel was
' brought the blood.
-Try this!
.tmus hair.
aspend a. few cents for a small bottle
,of Knowlton's
AYRAUlT lEAllS
IN Plllll MATCH
\
10111.1 111 11111:
111111111111 11111
111 11311 11111
State Champion and Former
Title Holder to Box at
Arena March 11
t
t
Almost Impossible .
Confronts Erkes In Final
discovered last night that he had hit
off more than he could chew when he
Louis Bogash, state; ligh‘WEigh‘ ugreed to handicap William (“sinner")
champion. and Chic Brown. of New 'Ayrault of this city. 30 balls in 300.
Ilavcn. fm‘mt‘l' holder or U“) title, 'The latter made a runaway n'mtch of
have been matched for 11 (0111' round
1111111 to take place at the smoker to
be given to the New Haven Bowling
team at the. Arena in New Haven on
the night of March 11.
Pete llartley. who was defeated-
by Bogush last Thursday night. will
appear on the same card with Harry
Coudon, of New Yor as his oppon-
cnt. Hartley's manager. who is great
ly upset over. the fact that the Bridge—
port newspapers and the New Haven
newspapers rendered a decision
against his man last Thursday. was
which was
9..
the first half of the game.
played in Bridgeport, counfing
balls to 53 for Erkes.. The second
half of the match will be played in
Aymult‘s Palace Billiard Pai'lor tomor-
row evening.
Ayrault started off strongly and with
a run of 30 in the early pint o! the
game took the light out of his oppovr
ent. lle incroasfi his lead continual-
ly and finallv “out out with an unfin-
ished run of 27. His hi run was
33. '
the table in the cntlrc 5988mm
anxious to get the Brown match. but To win the match which is for a
“th (:ll‘ulllolt’l‘s selected Bogash m- purse of $20“. Erks must P0131591 L247
3 ca . . ,
.This 11-111 be the first meeting be- ”a“? ‘”"‘°::‘;‘:m';‘:h:1.:;;:°r;a::::lj'
tween Brown and Bogush. Brown lost plmmg on l
”1.1 state llllt' to Bottling Kunz. who -.
in turn \\'ll‘i deposed by Bogash. x- ER
Boga 21 11:.~.\‘t Friday night will
light a rot-urn lmttlo with 'Bud Mur-
phy. ol‘ Syracuse. at Lawrence. Tho)?
HINTS BASEBAll
“Home Run King" Declares
His Retirement Is Final
This Time
NE\V YORK. Slur. 5. rlj‘x‘nnk Balinr
a throtmh nuth tl1r1 Yankees and with
drtw in the first match there 21 month
ago. llognsh should outpoint
if ht- is anything like his tru- form.
Aside from u blackened eye hv- felt no
oft‘ccts from his fight with ll;ll'llt1_‘.'.
Brown
WHITEMAN SOLD
TO TORONTO CLUB
BOSTON. March le’l‘hc sale of ntajor leag‘m' harm: "'l
George “'hiteman, the. outfielder who T2111 noted slugL-m. whose 'fiittint:
Was the star of the last world series, turned the tide ilzninst New York
to thc Toronto (‘lub of £1111 interna-
tional Leaguc. was announced by Man
ager Edward Barrow of the lloston
Americans today. VVhlteman came to
Boston from "Termite two years ago.
James Coonoy,"an infielder, Iormctly
of the Providence‘Intcrnationals. was
clubs in past world's series before he
became a local (1111111111. an a member
of the Yankees has scnt to Miller
Huggins the long awain-d answer as to
his 1919 plans. H11 1111,.- chosen the
farm instead of the diznnnnd and he 1.1x.
pacts to spend theimmimcr down in
fiiiillmd instead a? pounding out hits
anal! listening to the applause of the
fans alonzdlte American Leanne troll.
Bakcr, who“ distaste for the travel-
linc side of baseball has been well
known for yours, announced at the con-
clusion of the 1918 season that he was
through with baseball for all—.11”?-
Early this year Huggins met the home
run king hv appointment at Baltimore
and discused the situtlon with him.
- Baker would not promise. to come back.
Gib. but he did promise Huggins that he,
and would notify hill: as soon as a decl-
sion was reached The letter convey-
in" the intonation that the 'l‘nlppe
M-“MW* "“3 singer was (limb m the m
11111313 101111 11111 5:12.111‘3‘:jf“::;:;’“:?;
MAKES 11 1111111111, "“‘
11131, 911331, Will
returned to the, klchmond Interns!
tiouals.
masons BEATS BARTFIELD.
ST. PAUL. Minn.
Gibbons of St. Paul. niiddlowcighl,
beat Soldier llartficld of llrooklyn,
nine rounds not often hcre last. night.
Bartficld had lib bctfer of the final
round. but the fight was Gibbons.‘
In the tenth Bartfield rocde
bons- with :1 back hand
March 5 mynke
swing
‘makc :1 visit to Bakers home
1T1.1.ppc vmhln the ‘next few (laws and
make another effort to persuade, his
leading hitter to return to the club. He;
idoes not regard Baker us one a! he
holdup holdouts. as the question oil
.money “as settled when Baker and;
e1 The player declared he
All dandruff disappears,
and hair stops coming
__ out. -Huggins m
Surelv try :1. “Danderine Hail was willing to play for a flaw:
Cleanse if you wish to immediately If he should come bacgrkeeimng to comet
double the beauty of your hair. Just bi" “finale" about a
moisten a cloth with Danderinc and back to the dub'
draw it carefully throuh vour hair. "' H-DER 2
~ WITH MU -.
taking one small strand at a. time; this; CHARGE SKIPPER i
will cleanse the hair of dust, dirt or? NEW \OR‘K March 5,—Captaln'
any. excessive oil—4n a few minutes! erican
Adol h C. Pedersen of the Am ‘
thrizapnvne Puako, nicknamed ‘Hell
Fire" Pederson by his crew. and his
metro. d L. R. Pedersen.
two sons A. E. an
inmates of the ship. were brought here
yesterday by the U. S. S Rochester
and locked up pending investigation;
of charges of murder on the high gas.
Six members of the crew of the
Puako also arrived on the ROChestern
to be held as material witnesses.
According to the charges forwarded.
can consul at Capetown.
you will be amazed. Your hair will,-
be wavy. fluffy and abundant and p05—
scss an incomparable softness.
and luxuriance.
Besides b=aut1f1 mg the hair one ap—
plication of Dandcrine dissolves every
particle of dandruff: invigorates the
scalp, stopping itching;, and falling
hair. '
Danderine is to the hair what fresh
showers of rain and sunshine are toI
vegetation. It goes right to the roots.
. .- Q ~ . by the
HUI-gol‘thb and‘ strengthens them. Its South Africa, Captain Pedersen and
exhilarannz. shmulatmg and life-Pro- his sons are accused of violating the
ducing properties cause the hair to
section of the seamen‘s act Iorbidding
corporal punishment, during a seven
months' voyage last. year from San
Francisco to Capetown. This punish.
ment is alleged to have resulted in
the deaths of the ship's cook and a
seaman.
crow long, strong and beautiful
You can surely have pretty, soft. lus-
and lots of it, if you will
Dandefine at any drug
Siure or toilet counter and try if.
t
t
1
Task!
Play in This City . '
Emal Erkes, Rhode Island champion,’
Erkos failed to run tum-e. than'
i
BRIDGEPORT
The consensus of
for has been—4
111
II
.
#ALJ L
if]! the s11 cpcst of grades. ovcr tl11- hitrdcat of roads
L where trucks often times £111 111 tattered and filled-2
tl1:"1 l! is at such places that tho lNYtlAN makes
good and proves its real Worth. Hills urn made
smooth lmel stretches -—-:1 flash? 11ml tln- l.\'l)l.\N has
come and gone. And riding comfmt 11:4 well as neon-
omy has been packed and jammed into this wonder
(ytlc that hare n ado )1 the lit-st 111:1chi11rr“ mat
mechanhal genius can p11 duc".
OPEN SUNDAYS.
All) EVENINGS Telephone Barnum 2216. -
BRIDGEPORT, CONN.
’ ‘_ .. .....r ...=~“"::---
MOTO-CYCLE & BIC YCLE
ARE ON EXHIBITIC ”
ALL. THIS WEEK—AT THE
State Armory, Main Street
opinOn based on the merits of the INDIAN Power-Plus We fill.
It’s worth the priceflof admission
alone—to see this machine
mumm POWER-PLUS moon
The lNlllAN mad good before 1111.-
\\'ar was started, but the employment of the 1511)!“
so excnusively in tho conflict only brottghtlont the
fact that its goodness and reliability IS unlimited. ,
You can readily guess \\ hat the gm crnmcnt thinks o! .
this machine when you know that the ENTIRE aw
PAY AS YOU RIDE
AT CONVENIENT mans TO ALL
Bridgeport Cycle C9.
105 GILBERT 8T.
AUTO SHOW
11.: cent World'a
put was taken by the United 311.1115:
“i: is only
another great INDTAN VICTORY. ‘
OPPOSITE
WOLFE OUTPOINTS H ERflAN.‘
HAL'CHASE PLAYS WITH GIANTS
,— h..-»
FIVE FIGHTER. FACE TIOAL.
New York. March $.——Tbe New York
CLEVELAND. 0-. March 5‘43“" National League baseball club an- .
“’olle of Clereland. easily outpointcd trounced today that. llal Chase had “#0:!!!“ Ducheyed Orders and
Pete Herman of New Orleans. world'n 5mm,“ :1 contract to play with tho m Overseas Continggnxg
Champion bantamwcight boxer, in a
ten—round contest here last night. 1111.
cording to the decision awarded by
newspaper critics. Wolfe was the a:
gresaor throughout, and made the bet-
ter showing in seven rounds. Two
that were given to Herman went by
slight shades. while one round was
even.
been settled out at
nuanced.
Giants at first base this season. His
case. against the Cincinnati Club but
She (relating expefie‘ceg)~—Reztlly,
for a time 1 me quite beside myself.
lie-You had a charming com
panion. —-Boston Transcript.
mm; ”12.1.!“
BOSTON. March 5—F’ive amflety
sergeants just returned from We.
who instead of obeyiiu orders roman
duty at California. cm: datum him
ed the Fifty-filth Heavy Anal-q loz-
lnmnthmflinordcrtom-hm
vice in France, are. to be trial by
manna-tint. it became known ”not-
day.
The exact chm-£1.11 to be M
court. it was an:
DoThisEachMorning,
You Won’tNeedCaucareh
against them hayr- not been dam
ed butazrotrp £1!meth
tacts were presented is 11mm in
have expressed the m M the
courtmartial proceedings sh“ be
[designed more toward elm tn.
Great exercise! Keeps Stomach, ”(Liver and 111111.11: Tits; n‘ah :2 $ as.
Ms active. Non-1n; 111: it! Splendid! la... “1;"... 11011113129; 11 ‘ "'9“
But it you insist upon taking yum m: in 1' Their ormuflou‘ recently nan-nan
an easy chair you Simply must take a laxative gm ('amp Devens for demobilization at-
occasionally. The very. very best laxative is Custards l t?! seem! stiff fishing in the Manure-1 ‘
~—-1o cents a box. “They work While you’ilcep.” 3 “”9""
i ——Try A Sentinel 'Ant -Advartlse-
faint and see the Results.
, .
t -
Nothing else uorks the bile, sour fermentations and poison from the lin
When Headachy, Bilious, Constipated or . .
Sour, first take a Cascarct ' . ' .
feeling fine. Cascarets . - 1‘ 1‘
and bowels like harmless Cascarets.
if Breath is Tainted, Complexion Sallow. Stomach
at night. .\\'akc up next morning looking rosy and
ms: gripe or sicken. anzc no inconvenience!
ARMORY é} CASINO
ALL THIS WEEK
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CIGAR STORE
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Norwalk Chronicler