'f‘t'l‘Si‘AY APRIL 1,1913
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313.13 tttittt 1
tit-3:331!) PURSE
\ 2:01) Points Half
.ml the ‘llitrdup in
we been matthcd to
: pocket billiards for
Forfeits to bind the
suited Saturday nlglrL:
:ll will played at;
,z parlors here Thursday;
1 “weir. The second half
.. I. Ill llrtdgt-port the. fol-'
be
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no third biz monm match
: to lw an tuned this “inter.
figuring in
cach of whirlr found
ilziwa on tho lo.~ing t-ntl. Firkin
UH purse to Holmes by a score
'wtu to “ill. and a 8200 purw to TV-
l' b} :0 balnt to 2....
‘i-t'WIt-n and Aymu‘t
MW!‘ two.
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EASTERN LEAGUE
MEETING CALLED
\ 'tjtltdlittll it“: hm-n giten fran-
lint-b r> lt_\ l’rc- 'Pltl' it! Dan O‘Neil
‘hv 1:111; L-klttt’tfd bursino» meet-
Ln l-..t.~:trx. it n-agut “ill be held
my: lirzwl in Springfield on
I", ’I‘lu,‘ iuuull" t.\"(‘ull\’c gives
.ror. itgélllllllL‘. the porsiblu
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millinly tltat any other bur-i-
' v rulu-I-wl than mttl .ik
warmth 1231;1' cities ...i puL
alt» tit-Int It i‘ is arsut‘t‘d that
":1 Mi- “ill in at work. fur-
m wilting Uit'r‘ the baseball
. .— asun writ immediately
- “uh Ellt' probability of at
.11. u-unrltrttit-r- helm; appointed
LUilnltlL‘l'Ud likely to take
London franchise. but
and Provi-
doubtful. The lat.-
frant-lrisc will not be operated.
' *rldlfill. Moultun has declared. un-
'--« Sunday lmwbail is permitted.
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of Waterbury
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KILBANE WINS BY
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1. to.“ Hon 1.1.1.5 .I allllll right to the
‘ulu nun ooh II with" In the first.
wt but KllY‘J'lll‘ went aftvr his op-
.1».»nt trout the openina oi the second;
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non minute and 211,;- secouds of.
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l ’~;I\DERS IN BOWLING CONTEST.
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m» annual tournamcof of the Am-
1. l1u\\'ti.._, ('-...-"" which got
\'.t_\‘ lro-h on March R, will end
Illi‘ alto-moon.
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\ri'n no change being made in
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The joy of feeling fit and
fresh rewards those who
heed the laws of health,
and keep the habits regu-
lar with
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1. :“ \yrault and Don- ,
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Still: llfiillllliltill
WMY
He Is Willing to Meet Either Louis Bogasll, Chick
'Brown, Charlie Bergen or Kid Carter,
Mala! WWW For Arty of Therm-Brands andState--
meats of New Haven Prom-tier as False -
Battling Kunz state lightweight
champion. has effectively silenced his
numerous critics about the state and
has brandul the statements madeer a
certain New Haven promoter as being
absolutely false. Kunz this morning
authorized the writer to announce that
he is now and always has been pcr~
t’t-ctly willing to mecl either Louis Br»
gash of Bridgeport. Chic llrown or
(‘lrar-liu Der-gin ot‘ Neitflaven, or Kid
(‘artt-r or Stamford, at any place in the
slut.- and over any distance.
lit-silica accepting the challenges or
good boy in the state Kunz
branded as false the recent announce-
ment of a New Haven promoter who
was instrumental in publishing a so-
callcd “interview" with the Norwalk
lightweight in which Kunz was do
Ft'l'ibr'd as being unwilling to fight, any
«xmpt K. 0. Palitz of New London.
As in every case there is two sides to
the story. it seems and this morning
Kunz was sziwn a chance to defend
himself. t .
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”t‘ wa< visited a few weeks ago. he
statcd by an Italian who claimed he
was a fight promoter from New Haven
and was interested in the welfare of
Paul Doyle. "He wanted me to go to
New Haven" said Kunz, “and“flght
Doyle for four rounds. I thought
favorably of the matter but his next
announcement made me. change my
mind for he said it i signed up I must
nomi- up and train with Doylc'for three
or four days previous to the tight and
when the two or us did meet we would
not a draw."
'l'hat doc; not speak much to; the
New Hart-n promoters and evidently
tho old tight trust. has been originated
again. The promoter who visited tbs-l
lot-tr .srr'appt’er did not own think it l
.iwrth “trqle to tell balm. whqho was,
and during the talk no mentiOn was
mad: of any flnuntial arrangements
which alums play the most important
put: in any tight.
"You can tell the people" continued
Kunz, “that I will meet llogash. Brown.
Ber-gin. Carter or Allen nywhere in the
state and will make-1.18 pounds ring-
side"
The local boy has always been
roundly panned for being unfair and
unsportsinanlike but everyone must
admit that he is on the leverthis time.
Tl-c Vow Havcn promoter made a big
bluff but was backed by the.“
scribe in that city. but Kunz has all-
YALE CREWS USING
TWO ENGLBH SHELLS'
cncetl them and called them cheap
blufl.
Kid Carter of Stamford. who is quite
well known in the game has been very
insistent lately tor a match with But
Kunz and his manager yesterday sent
the following challenge to Run:
throurrh the writer:
Dear Sir: Kid Carter. the wcll
known lightweight of Stamford who
fought ovujtteen fights in the Nor-
watks alone and who always gave the
farm a good run for their money. is
out with a challenge ‘to Banting Kiln:
for thelighttveight title. Kid Carter
is willing to post $100 on the side that
lie is Battling Kunz's matter. He is
willing to meet Kunz at catch-weight.
if the Battier can't make the light-
weight work.
It will be remembered the last time
Carter touglrt in South Norwalh with
“’illis (‘oudon of Brooklyn. two years
ago, he beat the Brooklyn lad out or
the ring it itlr hard body blown. Since
that time (‘art'er joined the Nmy and
tought «titer ll tiniest aboard the L. S.
S. “’yoming. Hc kayoed Johnny
Moran for thr- lightweight title. of the
ship and fought and beat the light-
weight champion of the English Navy
while he was doinr: duty with the fleet
on the other side.
Carter is keeping himself in condi-
tion and is working out. at the Boys’
Club in Stamford every afternoon. He
is willing to bet any kind ot‘ money
that he can slip the K. 0. over on
Kunz. Crater also holds a defeat over
Young (Steve) Boyd whom Kim:
fought two- fifteen round bouts with
and couldn't get- any better than a
Within page tolay. '
l Bat Kunz countenattncks his critics
gin the state when he called the bluff
of the. would be fizhbvmmotcr from
New “Haven and announces he is ready
and eager to ~ -reet Louis Bogash_ Chick
Brown. Cheri e Berton or Kid Carter]
for any number of
pounds ringside.
No doubt. the first; criticism that will
he made of But'annnouncuneut will-
be that he can't make 138. When he
met-303mm last June be weighed 155
with his clothes on before he started
training and was down to 140 the da“
of the fight. This morning he mm
himself and when till? clothed met-
ed the scales at exactly 10. With a
little trainim: it would'be a simple min-
ter to get down to [38 and even lovr'er.
Battling Lovinskf. tlr's Bridgeport.
lilondc and Billy Mlake have been
signed by John the Harbor to fight Bf.
teen rounds for the light navy-weight
title at Tulsa. Okla.. on April: 11. 809—.
ing tha' Harrv (bob. the Pltlflbul‘li“;
boy, “as Ll\'t n the decision 0\‘(‘r Misko'
last night in a ten round so in Pitts.
burgh mm l.\' art-b he’s been able to
hold his mm “in! LeVinsky in their
zueetlncs. it i4 probable tint be will
hm o a say or future arm agent-ms for
tho tramp-o of the light hem v—welzznll
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i There *5 vmfle food 1'01" thorium on Jack Bombay. who is going to got
3 327.500 hr taking a few. piston at- Jan.
VVIllu-d’s jam-will appear at the New
Haven Arena tonight with Barney Con
A Irv-curling
bout and-a couple of boxing bouts will}
ard‘s athletic mime.
also be anthem m.
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rounds at 138 The greatest bowling news heard in
this state was read in a Sunday edition
of a. well-known statue paper which had
an article saying that Jim Connors. as
rerun of
Bridgeport. was to challenge the Ca:-
too the of 11mm for a 32.000 purse,
W. of the Connors
the largest ere-r offered in this state.
Dan O'Neil has called a meeting or
'the dear old Eastern League for April
10 in Sprinthld. .
The Phillie: are nettlm‘: their «hum
of hand! knocks at the hands of thc
Philadelphia Damper“. One smite
‘savs that if the old saying of practice
Phllflcs ‘
might eventually become a first clonal
club it they mains-d at: their pumice '
makes perfectm turn the
for the next three or four W.
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The first hast-bell Want in Ntrrwnlkg
to make their wpeamnce for the sea-
son in the volllmown Dear Cats. There
are a number of classy boys on this
nine and they promiw to give a splen-
did account of thmnselvcs durlnc the
coming season.
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Fifi! IN WILLIHANT'C.
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KUNzcn
STATE LIGH
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natulng Kunz, state lightweight dram
pion. who has offered to meet any
light-wright in
pounds ring-d e.
the state ._at 138
i LEVINSKY T0 .04“ MISK‘
John Rainier arrived from the West.
ycswn'hy. and last night. signed up
.83th Levinsky End '3“! like to
tight fifteen manna (or the light heavy,
weight title at Tulsa. om. on April
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NORWALK TEA” CHALLENGES
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the spectators
The Hall's expert an be .fl 7 ‘
the mundsmuw-”'
mitochondrial“ mumm‘
eleven .1 m DC. ‘ "
bomb-menmm
vetild-Ju hood; I.“ .
says: 'mm M_ ,
the m be ”not
gruelling than-ho did-“ht .1,
cast-uh i- been may... “
cont-t."
(“is h a reference «no.
Down-adult
Tho-ma“ u“
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maroon-imm- nut-m
acumen-dawn “*jl
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33313;?Iiilfenli‘xgmfimiimt muxnx'rlc: .m'il t.— Fire The Bureau. on of the fastest 14‘ hold :“wmm 73
l 'l lb '“ .0“ ulOlllBE‘lVPS. ‘0‘“) is. th’ll book" out ' without waiting amateur. Mall m in [M “19"“ h I” Cm “u” n “a “:fi
mat I ‘ k - among paper stock in thr- basement of wouldlllto to but man any 16 tad; "WM“ one”.
the pum; this time and the); will plav
a. 306 point grme. The'trrst half will,
be played at the Palace potion our
Thursday mag and the rev-gadol- In: mp no “a a "on Wm Bea-r cu,- rancid mum. than 16,000 girls employed a my
Bridgeport r r I! camber” 'wmit [or irate! but will "my" Damllu! ineli- South Non-talk. Conn-Bridgepofl go industrinl W orb
Wins l‘ “'" "‘93“ “" “°" guru-m Tm been instructor“ m mount“
the. Hall and Bill. Printer! yesterday
afternoon. drove a hundml ernployofi
(roman phce without inJun to a sin
rim-nil at: more! thousand dollars.
war old team in Bridgeport. A return
. amp is metered Ab momma.
tion: should be adage:- to Sun randy.
Lynchhdjultflmflflf'
“awnmmdou-“m
draw each time.
Yours in sport.
. - 1 JQHN HOLLAND; ?
Manager 0! Kid Carter.
Vl’hen mow nil I§?bove anger. Kurt.
merelv Hunk-d and said, “When Caner-
says the word I will go down to Stam-
ford and fight him rm a mg.’ Carter
has appeared in Norwalk on a low 0c»
casions in the preliminary affairs but
was never rated as a dangerous ring.
ster. He has. howcvcr. had much ex-
perience while in the Navy which
probably did him the world of Hood
and now, from all reports he is a first
and clever scrappor. Kunz's accept-
ance of his challenge ought to lead to
a. match between the two and without
a doubt the. local lightweight will soon
be appearing in the four-round setv
toes in New Haven.
!JACK DEMPSEY th NEW
HAVEN SHOW TONIGHT
\EW HAVEN Conn” April 1 - i Jack Dempsey. chtdlenger for the ‘
Yale s rowing eqrupmtmt this year will
consist of two English shells. None
of American make have been ordered.
the two boats which will be outta the
Yale races having been purchu'aed be-
fore this country entered the war.
They-have. not been rigged until re‘
cently, when. Dr. Abbott. the Yale crew
;coaclr. put them into working condi-
' tion.
Both Slttellh were made by Rough.
builder. with whose
Abbott, himself. a
Ionnt-r Jngh‘xh oatmuan of Oxford
Uniwrsity crews ‘ the nineties, is
familiar. The Rough shell. which was
rvct-iu-d at Yalt- more than two years
ago. is now regularly employed by the
Yale varsity eight in its daily prac
rice. They will bc booted in it. inthcir
r1: April ill with t'nivorslty of Penn-
tlru llouratonic, and May
ton and Columbia.
the Oxford boat
workmanship Dr.
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s}! .nrtin on
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NO ENEMY NOTIONS IN _
OLYMPIC GAMES
March 31 (Hayust.
French Olympic Committee has
abide by the
resolution unsr-‘vtl by that organization
on November :2, 1915. in which it and
its affiliated bodies decided they
would not participate in any Olympic
in which citlZcm of enemy nations
would compete. The committee sua-
gestx that. the Olympic games should
not be held before. 1921; saying that
sufficient. time must-herulowed to:- the
organization of truck and field ath—
letics by nations which have been on-
gaged in. the our.
natural-W W
nuns, shimmy,
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\ ott'd unanimously to
world's heu-yweisht title, will appear;
at. the Anna in New Haven tonight
and will box on exhibition four-round!
bout; t
Manager Jack Kearns, who is trove-
ling with Jack Dempsey‘s athletic
troupe managed by Home! Go ”(1.,
says the New. Haven fans will bet
greatly surprised when they see Demo-I
may in scum. Ho rays: "Po start with. l
Dempsey is an Irishman and is going.
to put the worldiu championahip where .
it belongs. the! is. right. in the irish.
ranks. New Haven has seen Charm-l
pion Willard. but in Dnnpsoy they will
no” see a fellow anything on Willard'nt
type. Dempsey in a boxer and a fight»
er. Not only in he strong and mason,
but he knows the fine points of the
boxing some and that is why he nasr
made such a success a' the sport since i
he started professional boxing. New
Haien has seen clever heavyweights
in Battling Lewinsky Joe Jeanntttt l
and Olh(l‘3. but none with half 1hr“
peed and cleverness of Dempsey. Thef
Utah boy is a revelation to the boxins '
\vmorld another Bob Fltzsimmons with
3 Jim Jem'ies punch. Eycrywbere
Dempsey has appeared 0'! the Gerard;
tour he has packed the house and the ;
wecnle have asked for a return enme- :
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ROONEY wms
Boxmo CHAMPIONSHIP}
TORONTO, Ont. April 1‘.-—An.-'
Rooney of the St. Peter’ 3 Am club;
Pittman-us. our the 126 permit m:
Amateur Boxing Mat ”-5
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Norwalk Chronicler