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:.I~t night‘s New Haven
-.~sIIl himself as {0110“5
' 'tling Kttnz who by the'

« lands of the New

lightweight I-ham-
becoming the Jess
of Connecticut in some re-
r'or the told ll\' a New
~ It iIIIinI; promoter concerning his

I\'lll’.. stato-
.Ipput'enll)
rl

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wil.‘ to lil'lllt‘r Kunz to llt‘lt‘ntl his
"I .‘tli'l Ll I sIIIIII- III' the IItllI-I~ L'outl
luv ‘Int IlII stat.- iil lllt' lightweight
I~IIIII :I I :..‘ill‘t‘ iiltlit‘llll’< that all llYI'
~ . .I. ‘i'i'll\ and he'll be in the

;~ \ \I‘inI Jess
,I. II. III tpthtmIl paid I \l\-
IIIYZI III lx'ttnz's IIIY illlllt’ ("ll

.zit Norwitlk and upon lit--
l.III intI-I \I'Il'\\' with the state

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Ijti NUNZ NEEUSES ill MEET ANY

Yitncight ChampiOn Turns Down Chance to
-:llugash or Doyle in Elm City—Promoter Tells
it to Fighter’s Alcoholic Emporium ..

 

tereiI‘ ed generous treat-f
Haven
i The

1.7.4 K. 0. Path: for me and i’ll box him;

 

 

NEW HAYEN WINTER

ian problem \\ ell i don‘t know 0'
am other good boys” the promoter.
pondered" ju* I who would IIIIII consider
taking on to. a match in New llav'f'en
“Speaking to me? Oh. e; let's. see."‘
title holder sighed with grave dc.—
"Teil you what l'll do. You

 

vision.
up in your town." i’ersuaded further.i
llat insisted that he didn't care to con-,

l‘alilz just at pro-'

I

ms of lllt' boxing game in this state.i
was tlIIIIII:‘.I as a state lightweightl
lillt‘ possibilities Iears ago. lie is not
a suitahlI opponent tor the South Nor-
\Inlk ll.‘.illt‘i’ with half a dozrn otlIeI"
much better boys hungry lot a IIhanCII'
rim titlII, But evidently Bat has
becomi- inbi'II-Ii with the “’iliard spir-l
has the title tuck-

sitlct' hilt
sent.
Now l‘alit/.. in the opinion of follow.

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«IIIIlIIIl It) Igtlli shop. "l'tl It and Ill)“ that he
. '. :I lIII'III :II lII-tIII-IIII l.:I'.i (Id away. isn't taking any chances. The
I, lIIIliI- l‘IIII‘L-EII and roul- l~‘.lm (‘itI' PWHWWY‘ Yl'i’l'n‘d homt‘,
":I-I promoter :IIIIIIIIIIIt-I-Il. titIn-Iiuultiy listzustetl \I‘th tlIII staid
I.» Il:~' Ill'tlllillit'i' lint iIII champions lllilllll“ mid “11‘9“ m”,
l IYImlx I'tir lezistt-I of fur takes :I dil't'I-I'IInt \‘lt'\\' of things thI-J'
II;.lI thin: :It'II-I- all“ or I-roIII-IIIs of him hoxint‘.’ l" va Havcnl
I Iitat IIIY‘III-I. "tlow about this st‘uatlll ttt't‘ I‘t-IIIolI-_ .
:Y- i‘III- liartlI 1'" the Dr” [lat is still ('nntluclln: his t':-lI- Ill
I..tuII III lllYIi liar looked South NIII'Itzttk and after JULY 1 will
. III :IIIIl tIIIIIIIIIII'I-Il Silll“ nndnuhtpdl’.’ have lunrt‘ time to defend
II 'Y II IlIl \\‘lillo'|.\ :InI‘. llI:III.I;.I .hlI“ title anti pick ilh‘ NU“ “"FEI”
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“QTY-t YEAR or= HENLEY, HEMPSEY BBXES
| wit AqualIc Event instituted to
Advertise Town. IN NEW HAVEN'
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i.tY.\iIt'.\' .‘IIIII' ‘_'i'. 'l" .. dac: ‘lYil '“
'III '; t‘III ltIIIlI-I'I-1al'zt this ~It'ntnor
:t' III‘ :I lath of 1.1. Ital 'III:IIs due I... IS in ADDCJI' in Four‘ Round
ll: . \"'I t- I'i‘I-I! III-Inn I:..- rm. Bout With Andre Ander-
' I It. .‘. \ Iais tYIl‘I urn-L. SOD, 'uesdav Night ' .
'It-IIl i'ttilttiilr ill. fill artttatw - .
'I I WI! Y: “HUI. .\'l-‘.\'\' llA\'l£.\'._.\larclI 23'. New Hit
5 II IIII .\i:IIIlI In l\'l‘.~. littt' "ill" I'nn boxing fans and [hone about the
i lib-INI III liIIniI t lilt-Ti'illll‘ ,~" siult- time a treat. in store for them on
.ll iIttlIIII illt‘t‘iiilfl, IIiIl: tltII gt... nigh: or April i when Jack Demo
“WI" ‘l"“- {HUM} I’l-‘W'tl '” .~.I-I. Ilto- heavywfiht battler who
i I «7 lladliltllttil. "Iit proIiItI-III: IIIIISF mm. 5 J. ..-.; “'31“;le «hp title July
‘ 3-1! "" ”“5 “' ”l“ 7"W"I" Th“ 'n' ltlI come: on at .ihl .II Ix'vw llavcn.
"'I' “f ”"I'll'i' ""2“”3 tor “his “U“ lit-IIIpsI-y will appear at the Arena in a
"-I-‘ W'" ""' "MU" “m’lm” ”‘ YvUUl with Andre finderson. the giant
‘1“ t l": ”'4" 1““sz had nrw tighter. win greatly resembles \‘Villard
. " i‘ " “'nflnizwl national “p“r" in build. An allIstar athletic carni-
‘-:I- J'II .IInIIinI: of the lam «'I-htttrv. mi of boxing anti wrestling will add to
- till' I II-in: came into favor 8' tin- jny.‘ III llIIIIIpsI-y's appearance here.
' IIIII~~ <IIlII public schools. Eton Dempsey. according to his contract
“52.3%.“. “all pastime llfld can tIaI'Il at top speed with Antler-
'I'!'l “iliflbl” only for 131"" soil and show the fans how he handles
. ' ‘T‘ml‘l the big fellows

1 «II ‘ f'haliI'tth- t'up. for which

”I nlIIy furnished tilt?

and \Y‘ilit'll has e\’I-I'

- ,| 1 tin "‘YluI- ribon" of
.- .. . was :i'-' :I the for": of
- ‘I.'»IIII'1III< \‘as-I. it is

i ., :I “lit” or stem. cow-red
and a figure of Fa-

:lI his um and cornuco-
‘i‘J' neck (It the cup.
(Ike are brunt of bul-

-p-'1.z luau lit-ads. of

=. IIIIIIlo-lIIl after those

tltt- keystones oi
ltIrgII space left
i‘r‘coutc covered
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VcAULIFFE
RETURNS TO CAMP
MERRITT FROM ABROAD

';.I"YYI. known II. llll‘ rill:
\’II'II';.; .\i.III.‘ItIlitTII, tttttltvr-

. V. .tilttil o: .VI'III l'II-nsland llI'l-I
;:I tilt‘l“il> ditty and Is

.:I .\iIIItitI IiII Iti‘l l).- Ills»
Wt next week. and

‘:I'I~ home in liriIlzIIport.

’I II I-jtzlt‘IIIn Ittonths ago

Ii :..-.Irl six months. litI'

.2 ‘.;.— hump; and will rII-

- ' ;‘.NEP. VVlNS

BOUT lN LONDON

‘-..' III '; L‘ft. .‘Inuit: Rainer.

.‘I.IIII)~ ll"i‘1tl“(l Roy .\I('-

'Illfril :IIiIlIllIII'SPY'leIt. on

g”... It round boxing (Ion-

II-ttz Stadium last night.
:.It ly contested. but the
and craf-

'I "l lizt“ iIt-ilt-i'

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' TC COACH HARVARD

‘: iI,‘ Mass" Mar. °8—-—The
It' martin J. SIB}. It"!
at them , -
of 'he . I
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' each qualified three;

llenipsI-v and his company are under
the mana... IIInent ol’ Barney ierard.
l'amous theatrical than who has con-
named to give Dempsey a tour of 25
principal cities and pay him a salary
ot' $2.000 tor each city. making $50,000
tor the tour which is almost twice as
much money as Dempsey will receive
lIonI Tex Rickard for lighting Jess
Willard for the title. I

Renato Gartlini. the italian champion
wrestler. who rccentlylteld world's
champion. “'iadek Zbyszko to a draw;
at the Arena. will meet Tofalos. the
Greek champion. in a match to a finish.‘
()ishi the sensational Japanese wres-i
tier. will meet Martin Ludecko_ the
Central AIIIIriI-an champion. Martin
lurkc. the aIIIatI-ur heavyweight chanI-'

pion. will meet Herman Miller of New
\Irli in :I homing match. i’aul Doyle.'
1le sensational New Haven light-

weight boxer will meet ally lightweight
Tilf‘i‘l’ will be other high
class athletic attractions to make the
ill" l)i£.‘L','“>‘l t'\~'i‘,

:sle-I it’ll.

BUSH SIGNS WlTH DETROIT.

March :tI,-—I)it‘l‘erenccs
l)t!\'I+—€il Shortstop ()wen Bush and
illt‘ iII-trcit Amrrican League Club
were adjusted yesterday forenoon.
Push signt‘d a contract for 1019 after
:I short conference with President Na-
Iin. The signed contract or Pitcher
George llattss also was received yes-
terday, making the club roster com-
plt'll‘.

DETROIT.

EXPECT PENNSY To WIN

STATE: I‘OLLEGE. I’a.. liar; 29.—
\‘.'itii four men qualified for the final
bouts in the intercollegiate wrestling
championships here today, Pennsyl-
Iania State College was favored by the
experts to win the meet. The Uni-z
Iersltv of Pennsylvania and Lehir
Cox-ad! two, and
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. that the minister won‘t take the

;Rosenbaum, Frank Anderson and seVI-
:eral others of prominence appear. Vin
:cent T. Richards. the youthful prod:

"Rat Kunz, state lightweight cham-
plan. is apparently becamlng the Jessi
Willard of Connecticut ”In some re-
spects."~ -New Haven Register.

 

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"True true. we're very I‘eady'to ad- i
mit that Kunz lsnt shoII'ing any in-I
clination to tight. but why all this!
‘state lightweight's‘ stuff? But Kunz
isn‘t any state lightweight champion l
He's merely a purIeyor of the suds
down in South. Horwalk."—Bri(lgeport
Standard-Telegram. i
t

 

We had an example of some of that
“ideal" spring weather yesterday and
lat-It night that we hear ‘so much about
these. days.

 

The young blizzard of vet-Itorday
forced a postponement of the VI calling
Dmlc tight in New Haven last night
,The announcement \‘I' as not made until
a flew llOlli\ before the opening of the
gates. it was very nice treatment to
local fans who had made the trip to

Ilhc Elm (‘ity to see the tight.

 

\Viihont a doubt a gootlrsized dele-
gation from Norwalk will hit the trail
to New Haven next Tuesday night to
get their first glimpse of Jack hemp
sey, the coming heavyweight chain-
pion of the world who will box Andi-II
Anderson.

Don’t forget to set your clock ahead
one hour tonight and remember also
“i for-

\VF l,LlNG-DOYLE t
BOUT POSTPON E D 1

NE\\' ll.\Vl'3.\. March 29.—-A sciIed-I
IIiIIIl tour round bout last night in
twetn Jot “'ellinn‘ of New York and

 

- BPE'NYBNSAIIIltuSS'iP C

By Scpop

'includcd are \IoIIIl.

as

ferriug to the

 

got to turn my clock ahead" excuse
tomorrow morning. All we ran maiio‘
out of thin-I daylight saving is that you
throw youI shoes at the alarm clock
one hour earlier than usual.

Clarence Rowland. part owner and
manager of the Milwaukee club has
signed Big Ed Vl'alsh of Merlden once
star pitcher of the Chicago VI'hlte Sox
.who will get another chance to come

back.

 

Jim Thorpe is u very busy Redskin
these days and although he isn't at-
tracting so much attention at Gains—

vllle as he did a few years ago when
he first came to the Giants. nm'ertne

less the indian is hitting the hall hard-
er than he ever did before thts spring.

EliWAlSll ill
EllY llNEE llllllE

Meriden Idol Maud Marlin
Star of Past Few Seasons
lctfiplorting to Milwaukee

 

 

"Big Ed" Walsh, Merlden's favorite
son, is again on the trail. One week
from yesterday he will set sail for the
headquarters of the Milwaukee club of
the American association. to play an—
der his old boss, Clarence liu'xlazi.

l
one time leader of the Chicago “'hitc

80:. He was Ed’- boes when the lat-
ter was the idol of the Windy City;
when he could have had the city hall
of that village for the asking. when he
was known from the furthest rip of

. Maine to the Rio Grande. and from the

jumping off point at Cape Cod to thr

.Golden Gate, as the "Spitball King."

{or

the

Tris Speaker alter holding out
another fat salary. signed with
(‘levelands early yesterday.

Speaker is not the only former Red
Sox who is now with the Clevelands.

Nunamakcr an i (‘Imtnhtn

Bridgeport sport
favorite

New Haven and
scribes are at tlII tr

sport of panning lint Kuuz.

llaI'I-n IontI-mporary referred to Kunz'

"the state lizhtwcight champion"
and tin l'nrk it l\ .iibe htcamt- high-
ly indiLIIaIIt and again used his tanI

ile pel- name of hit xiinger
itit'ttl snapper.

:5-

DUF FY LE“ IS REPO'
A'l‘ TRAINING CAMi

or

JACKSONVILLE. Fla... March

The [H‘OSD"("." (It' the Yankees :Is'~tIIII-; l.

a Io'sier huo— with the appearance \I- s

Gardner. Thomas.

Indoor '
Our New?

' when re _

He knows more
ball ability per-ha

bout Walsh's base—
him

FOP-”IE past lew years the “iiiiz
Reel" hasn't shone very brilliantly in
baseball. He has dabbled a bit. h.II-.

m2 played with the Marlin Arms team
. of New Haven. but that meant nothing

in the life of a man who had touched
the places in baseball that Ed had
With Marlin‘n he hit for around .100
and fielded {or better than .950. in
short it has been thought that Ed wa‘a

through. lIZd doesn't think so. how-
ever.

He informed a Meriden sporting
l scribe yesterday that he is leaving

‘ next week, but didn’t know just what
the would do. "Will I coach '3 No.
i think not." he said. "i don't know
I what IRowland‘ does want me to do. but

4

i suppose it's a little bit of eren'tliinc. :

. i don't know whether he still has faith
in my arm, but i hope so. for i

1theres something in it yet. A little

l’anl ”mid of New Haven was pom- terday‘.‘ of burn I III-.- is Iwho rounus .Iut careful work when warm yeather tiers

potted until tonight oi the

blizzard. .

because :
l
t
AMERICAN’BOWLING CONGRESS I

"find-3|)“. U. Mar. ISA—«Two former
doublcs' IIlII-nplons ol' the American
liowlihc (‘Imarcss will appear on the
alloys in the tournament here ltltl:|_\.
II'I-ank Thoma and Hank Marino. of
I ‘:t. ..gII. . z-II law. .-It night II-Itn'
tl'III llawrs Iiat team, are on the sche-
dule for llll‘ squad that got-s on at 5
o‘clock this afternoon.

Thoma and Mnrino won the chanr'
piIIn.'lIip at i‘oledo in lilit‘. with a team
score of 127.0, which is 29 points below
the present tournament high mark in
that division. 3

Ii-‘olloIvlng '

last

:Il‘t- the leaders in lllt‘\1l|'

ions events: |

FiVe Men [A

.Alheath Hotel, Oshkosh. 2992 ;
Two Men. I

Kallusch-iiarnes. Rochester; t::tl.'..
Individuals. i

ll. (‘aI‘aIL Pittsburgh. 718. i
All Events.

.\l. Lindsey. New Haven. I:o::::.

 

Miske Drops Cowler For
Count in Fourth Round

 

BALTIMORE, Md, .IIaIII-II 29.4r3m

. (.‘owler of England was knocked out by
in the _

Hilly Miske of St. Patti, Minn.
fourth round of a scheduled lt-round
bout here last night. Cowler had been
floored by Miske twice le’PIiOllsl} with

right to the jaw once in the third
round. and again early in the lourth.

.A left to the stomach finished him.

 

 

CHAMPION TENNIS PLAY BEGINS

NEW YORK. Mar. 29.~l’lay in thy
twentieth annual singles and driuliios~
indoor national tennis championship

tournament began at the Seventh R"-
giment Armory in this city todav.
Among the sixty players who are cu-
tcred for the board court titles are sev-
cral of the ranking experts of the east

The singles draw placed the leading
plaI ers about equally in the upper and
lower halves William T. Tllden Jr. ..
of Philadelphia. is the favorite in the
upper half although H. Howar-‘ Vt}
shell the 1918 champion; Dr. \Vllllam'

q»

l
i
It the outstanding entrant in the lower}I
halt. lie IIlll hme. to defeat Craig;I
iiddle. Philadelphia; Peter ”Ball Yale:
and Fred Anderson. Jr., among otters
it he is to reach the finals.

The draw for the douqu will be'
.made‘ after the singles out under m.

It is (annealing.

l

, Manager Huggins. both in l Ilt‘

‘\\ ilh Ernie

L matlon that‘
, ferred to Camp Merritt l-oon and be

l

I

a strong outfield l. \l‘w‘dll get. into
harness today. haIIII: gone it Iougu II
period of eondttiot- .1 II Hot Springs
III Itis will prove a Inlu. ItIlI- asset to.
field and.
with the bat. being a I. l; .Zil-I than in t'
pinch and a dangerous tIIIII-r The
Red Sox came to III \ illlkl‘tn‘
Shore and “uh .I i.-Ion.Ird.

lIII lilt'l‘

piYI-lIcII.

llOIIlt'y.
and (‘in

i'ttchers hove :IIIIl (‘aldweli

”her \\'alic.a and

' >lt19l‘llll0n of $20,000.

Young MacAulifl'e Back
From Foreign SerIic2Y

Young MaeAulll‘ie, llll‘ llr‘ldgepmt-
boxer. now Sergeant Henry (IIII-Iity III-
rived in this country a ten days ago.
according to a telegram from him re
ceived by his brother, liilly

;Th;- message was brief. but the infor-

'Mac" expects to he trans

discharged within a few days it goes
without saying that he will hit straight'
for Bridgeport.

Mac has been in the army consid-
erably over a year— almost from the
start of wan—and in active service in
Europe many months. in letters he

sent to this city while on the other;
side he voiced the expectation of re—;
Mac'

entering the ring on his return.
is featherweight champion of (‘onneo
tlcut and generally regarded as the
premier fighter in New England in that
division.

YOUNG MACAULIFFE HOME

Young MacAullffe. now Sergeant.
Henry Gerrity, arrived in this country.
Wednesday. according to a telegram
from him received by his brother. Billy
Gen-III- of'Brtdgeport. The message
was brief. but conveyed the informa-
tion that “Mac" expects to be trans-
ferred to Camp Merritt today and be
discharged within 3 WEEK. It. goes
without saying that he will hit straight
for Bridgeport. Mac has been in the
army considerably over a year-——almost
from the start of war-wand in active

service to Europe for many months. In
letters he sent to this city whiie’on the

' other side he voiced the expectation of

reenterlng the ringnn his return. Mac
is featherweight champion or Connec-
tlcut and generally regarded as the
premier fighter in NI: “ England
that division. ,

The usual snake glories are cominzt
‘put now but. Maire spring
look dry for this class of nowapapet

C09!-

in a trade for III-.ItiI-lIlI-r Gil ‘

:I II.I.~IlI con-i

Gerrity.;

in'j

seasons . .

in may start me going again. With
Iknown'.’ Perhaps l'll get another I _'
in the majors."

Ed started his pmtesslonal caret-r tn

Meridcn. as a member of the Merldcn
club or the old Connectlcut league.

YNORWALK RIFLE CLUB

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The fourth «hoot of the
‘ Rifle (‘lub team in‘the National match
{fretting and {or the first time in NW
‘5! lies James Baker failed to make tlI-I
-high score. \\' llllam Pileeeker lcrdin!
Inilh 199 ju<t one of a perfect score.
l-and brother
.points with a score of 198.

i The patctice Ithool for the lower five

.positions will bet held Tuesday I'V("
‘nlng.

, Last night's scare.

‘Wm. Pfleeger 199
S. Baker 1.93
'Jas. Baker Jr. 196
VI'. E IMatlu-wa .19)
C. J. White 190
J. D. Milne 190
(‘has. Chasmnr lit!-
‘H. J. Rayfusc 1‘18
TA. N. Clark 181
E. Brownell 163-

 

 

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