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Fine Game Rolled on Nor-
‘ A Wit-NAIR will tans :1 -‘ happy over
Elite news that legalize-i boxing still
made an excellent chance of ‘becom-
Jng a; reality in Connecticut. This fact. i
mm M at Hartford Wednesday.
who. the pullout-y commi: tee announc- ;
ed tint. it. ~trill again report a boxing;
walk Alfie‘s Won by
’mmvmwumm: Prlng 1.. - .
one unfavorably reported. but amend-1 I.‘ out 0' four M
ed to provide for eight ounce-glovesltvim score and Umgh l ‘1‘; m“
and no, decision contests of not more; were all taken by the Spring Hill
than eight rounds. The bill is some- bowling teamJast night in the "“3"“
mt similar to that nln'. in vogue inzgagleet btetween them and monitor?
. . . 9331-. WW l em
the State oi A“. Jelscy. ' '1‘“ been evinced in the game and a
It i? undetetood that a“ boxmg COX»: c50\vd thg‘ taxed the mm“ of the
taste will have to be licensed by the: hogan :neysmwu 95959.; n
' ' i . .- which' runs: out 8 en re mate a.
commlamonx includn: 11:3? co!_lstreak of continuous luck was nillic-‘ntight, got ”mfg
might be 3““ by .Y e' 9 er as ged on the Ward street team. This;
Sege affairs or as intercollesinte coll-l was especially noticeable through the
tests. The Y. H. C. A., however. will. pintoll‘caused by getmrmgo 111m,-
’ ' . nse i’t=.e.‘l.:"'l“"l‘l when "raised" y t e w ell
be exempted .rom paging ht” d 9 to 3 - came back with a crash into the mid-
'il'he comnxittoeblslsal 0 s an , die of the tip-standing pins and 4 into style
°" a" “W » “' , tkwcked nearly all of‘ them over tt r than l‘nne at all
At the present time there are boxing' The Ward stroeters were handicap , be e ‘
- itipgiped. however. by their inability to.l .
1’0““ mg ““3“ m the “rims c ' remain behind the toul line’ and : Glen Falls. Mont. was Placed 0n "18 3
went the state under the smoker
it is expected that Norwalk will be;
be given which will
The National Olympic committee has“
place for the next meet.
Boxing bide fair to become ont- of
the safest and sanvst sports on earth
Smith has sanctioned boxing bouts of . 1y Kennedy who elm-Jilted at the line.
not more than four rounds. While the' in comvarison to the mnny {outs of.
1' ”’9 VYard 5W9“ boys. but two during
idea has met with great success. tut; the entire match WP” can“ n" ”10‘
Tune would Welcome the. stretching o . Hilton. I
the limit to eight rounds. The match was marked by remark-l . .
The following appeared in the Stam- ably fine bowling on the part of ‘ to come out of his oblivion with on of"
ford Advocatc yesterdav ‘ sflmebxzmd exceedineg poor on the l fer of 250.000 to him the big fight to
I I v i . :part others. Jun” Burns 0: welNorwalk.
Inoletter 3‘60;in height: Agoifii;H"§m played in. hard luck last
Battling Kunz, g tw e in 'nig t and was unable to and: his .
C nneCticut states that he is will- Stride during the night, but throu hi Don Holmes has been offered $15.
of o . , , 3
ing to meet Kid Carter or any other; “'3 “Diem” bowling he succeeded in so the saying goes, to bring the second
boxer in the State. at 138 paunda. rins-‘ g'i'l’lwng ‘3‘" of “'3 murlggnesglta game to the East Side joint and In
' i ll lvan, e mainstay 0 9 a
side. their; also eager toms. Jim. rem boys although he lost out. mlwen‘” "“5 "W "a” ”w
Eddie 01 GreenViCh. He states ill-Shh} t‘e end by the email margin of four-t“? 8““er man at 0 0‘ 80th
it
“Elm-Dewey fight. W
doesn't cont much to offer.
letter . . .pi'ns. .. Sullivan us ext ; term-line for the trim“ ”9°-
.- ~ mute on the leaves and ' several ——-— ‘
” ’l. . 1 id ‘ I
, ”rt- n... W New »» .W. W ........ .... WW
Carter or aalte Q - -- wmlm‘“ “'1 3 . ‘9 5*9355'13'?" Pm“ ;distinction of being “I. “'3‘ m
i feel sure that I can, ning of his OWE _ ,. .fi ‘
1 "I'm” V0133“ Especial? tine;
. ~ in ii . . id.
If there are any boxmg fans in Stam-I 5“. position ”t “Chm m Re i b‘“ "e
at two to one.
knock him out in less than ten rounds. loyyr to wear a wrist witch on it;
How times have cm;
, «uranium;
ByScoop ‘
well represented at New Hove. on the Robin training camp belle attach,
PWEN Wtdaruizht tween-dim ed to W W‘ the young
decided on Antwerp, Belgium. as the bridge“. .0“ in a ‘0‘ controversy
7 it 4008“";with the Colonials of the same place
make muth difference how far away it over the city phmmumg have int-1t
is. we won't see it anyway. Perm-[nihlhhed let u. h, "times during . .
it it was held in \Vesport or Wilton “-0.111? ”motile 1:; 3:05le the minted was cut and dried. so an «'Xillgllia'ltlng
of five local teamb who were defeated
'by the Park Pity. mm.
when those eight ounce pillows come poi-tune have“ “Savior" Aymult
lltlt then eight ounoera are and Don Hm" of Bridgeport. was
'not
. Helmet unsportsmanlike at!
, .many and numerous were the fouls ‘sporting map last night by coming for- ments t .the antes were made the
pun. In New Haven (‘hief of Poll“ that, had to be called by Referee Lar- ; “ml Wm, an on" of ”20,000 fortthe first Hog: wags“) be played here and,
than. it an
sinner thought on". of on first class H" D
billiard parlors in that city would he
isn't it about time for Joe Mflthwmn but was very ma surprised
when Bonnet; animated the name oi
some one-lung joanT,
Side.
Holmel refused to
for the second meeting. .
mile indoor swlmlninx record we. ea
tablinhed by Nomination in ”open
meet at the lllinoio Aptitude Club last'
night. “068' “we“? of ‘2." 0"." pic Holmes to wine a reasonable place for" .
Club. San Prelim but your ewim- the second game‘ but when i‘ was wen' First. Congregational Sunday
min; unattached. made the We.
"bluifml"
Fe d P ml
I llil‘illltiiitm 8W
, baseball watt
l pent-c \vilh the trauma
I
t
?
- .. i The silo-point pocket billiard mutcn.
”inhabited to take place between Don»
Old Bolus at Bridgeport and SlnliPl' suit agains; the National and Amt-t
MWQX {Ilium Minism Whimemwoflwm-dtbolet
Bridcor-m-t tonight was called off last} era! Hague.
t
"'l‘iliy’fl is the name
I
the bars
0‘ port half of the match. .
There was consklt undo it .~-.:: -;a:- m.
ment when it become itiitl‘éil .;.;u til. ‘3'“ (‘omprnmiw
’matt !: had brain gallcd elf. it was :40!) ‘- ‘ ’
eraliv uppomd that the ‘whole affair?
all
u .
The Rude;- bn... n“ : .tht H“. “my“ m baseball by
American and Naiitmal
with tho i-‘tdcl'al
continue. His plan, he .«nid.
:m t‘ organized baseball mm suing in
of the skating "my not be antics;
. The negotiations for the mail-ll urn»
carried on through a third party. ‘_
Holmes stipulated that the first black:
should be played here and he second}
in Bridaeport. to which Mrault agreed;
because 0; Then Holmes wdnted to name thel
Rude We, place at which the second game should.
be played. Aymult countered with the!
provision that the M should bel
Yotk.
The acheduled_;st block or the 300
crate odices in New
played but night
drawn tor a large similar.
trivial matter. When the arrange~ The maior l u. oilciuls. Mr.
agreeable to ltimflnt he is willing toi
play at any one of the several diner-j
Naturally .
laces, and willing to lot Holmes}
lust in arid pct. .
as The first overtures. he said
League.
name which of these he preferred.
' Wm. vsdfi- :-’ night Holmes named. ml
the third party who was opting for Ali—g
unit a place on the not Side as his:
choice. The third party agreed to "9':
for it to Art-mu for his approval. The:
’ latter .deeltncdtoedplav m the viral nitll'ol' league “new”. An
;und W3 [91%. to name ano. on; ”0.000 subsequently was made. but
.as he had lwvn offered $13 to brim: the; rejected by the Baltimore interests
exhibition to that particular tooth. and and referred to {commission of sen-1)
apparentlv vould not gct as good in-' members, '“c'ud'ng 05“ “'0'“ Ball‘-
' . more.
dncements from any other VRllihhSI-I
fluent whit—h Ayrault "insider“! Sni‘AiWILLING WOR
‘able for the e.‘ hibition. . i
Last minute ti'i'otls to, Induce
w to continue their organisation.
vcr on the East
ende matters when
That
(Stance the location,
lNDOOR SWIMMING RECORD.
CHICAGO. April {-14 “V hall-
KERS
,The Willing \Vorkel‘s class of the
School
that no azroement could be reached! will be theholu tonight i" 'he Sun-
,hls team mo victory'ln two! ._..... . - , . ‘ _
ford, WhQ would be interestedl would games and “18.4“" Mire". m." o ; ‘ ‘ . . with a trudgeon gpvl “who in' . . 'duy hchool rooms. Two bright little
“ the fight for thef both teams. Bert Rose. the vptpra: f “W“ ”0 “”3 “‘ “h“ ”“3“” “ “‘ 3‘" 10:55 2-5. in this pmmce the "I“ ”1‘“ “15 ”ll-“9d °"- plays. ROSIPR Return from Paris and
’be anxious to arrange
. near future. if Mr. Carter can knoc
me out he will he the best boy in Con-
necticut." /
Kunz continue): by saying that he Sheehan
to say that Jack Quinn will play with
'the Yankees during the entire canon.
. - " ;Quinn is staging a real comb-ck.
Spring fill... , .
80 whim 88 alum
k' Hill bowler. Wm olf‘form and lost
two games to litigious. captain of
,the visitors; - ‘
_ _ . out-n» so $.37 seam
”“5 been “o"“d °‘"~ M” on 0“ “C 3 Kerwin 33 75f '86 82--32l3KANE “AD TOTELL
casion. Johnny Dundee (Sf-New York; Rose
_ put him to sleep. some time ago. Kunz: Ambit-r
seems extremely eager to spoil they , -
good tool“ of Kid Carton. htfiho, same ¢
86 92‘. as lop-370'
96 103 83 92—4374
us 459 631w;
HUG HE WAS A YANK.
i l.\cxaosvll..l..n. 113., W L— ill.
1156
St‘t'lllfi that a couple of yours ago
FRANKLIN,S_§:{SEBALL L some Yankee scout made it trip to
'Nt-w England. saw Frank with the
TEAM ORGANIZED; i'rmidencc club and recommended his
veto: m the \Vnshington. authori-' 'r‘ i __ .. *”’ He was 911111)qu and
ties, but “notional recesswns “’(l‘9 N“. "r ' ‘e “"‘t “m” "r '4)” ““30“ “Hi promptly forgotten. Next uplift] be!
ly retrieved. Shippipg‘s were not (“5- the boys of lilt‘ Franklin Jl'. lligh .. . . . '
. - . hp ‘ercan. . _> . , _ p I nodded the tankers that. out“ to an
wrbed by the “flu“ M t , - bt-llool. who vteie intuit-Med m bash-I . .
tile Marine deal, and oils disregarded ball showed ‘1, l r .1 'U ‘ t th . indefinite engagement with Uncle
latest reports of conditions in Mexico. Amm‘mnem. Flt: U a”: u a c; Sam's army. he was unable to report.
MT“ Wencmfilgsu mudendapgi'ctciififil; “.9“.- two team: “it: (928). d Tigris And then he was forgotten again until:
ga ns w ‘ 8“ tor a ' . ‘ M g an 0‘ . the spring. when he wrote that the en §
‘ . 7 ' t i . i. II o!
“m- “paw-m thbtm he? Effigy-$7. ‘1"““‘* " ward ::%M¢ '29“? §f§u§?,..§";':ii Yinkakrouns-i
boy bYI‘Emflg-_ ml t Md - h ‘ ' ' I ; zillmn N ,x'h'fi 3g :3 gill?” stern trying for right field. that he had:
TODAY [N WALL STREET- Lavinia ' ' 95 98 87 92- ;:72 i to tell Miller 8min: he wen . incur;
NEW YORK, April 4. (Wall Sit-eat.{B"rb‘ ”‘1‘ 1"" '53 77 1“3~~2‘-6‘? i her of the Yankl‘boforo Minor really;
10:30 a. m.) "Contrary to expr-ctation.‘ ill’. “0'5“" in 1’71‘“; km w anything about it.
i
there was little liquidation at. the op-
enins of today‘s Stock Market. despite!
the continuing character of over night
developments. Steels wt-iv under fur-'
ther pressure as a result of the centre;
a...§...
. purclmse.
shares. 7‘ sides played a square came. Everyl '
WALL STREET. Noons 'l‘hc i'tliiyilad did his best. Mr. "“3qu the; 28881:?!“ hadH tegjnainaZetli) :ldh he.
in steels and shippings, “hitch Hf'f‘lm‘ ,utlllelit‘. director. "r the Franklin] wou report. 0 u e s 0‘“;
in: up as a very tine young outfielder.
who probably will become a bizi
at : leazuer some of these days—if nol;
, aoonm‘. q
."ll 1
Med the mate faVorabie cables
from Paris. imparted turmoi- strength , S<=h001 unlvlred the camw wry well for}
to the general list, but. this was lost. . hm first limo this your.
:laento‘aili: 31d [splecialticitx ‘ini'h‘ldmgg Manager pau] MoNe,npy has
nus com, reacct o N. n. -_. ... . ~.
g of these issues “:15 insult: tlll. team as tllt. Planklln! i
attributed to professional tratlci-s' U 0 .TILDE N g H R
who were rePOrtetl to have adopted ft.‘ Catcher, Thomas Skidd. l N A D R C A :1. 1. DAV!
bearish attitude in consequence 01‘ the Pitt-her, Paul McNernoy. '. . . . . T 0 '
manta m wa‘gmnxton ovel' steel; 13!. base. .klm Du”; E .\E\\ \ORK. April 4.—-“ illiam T.
prices. These reports received littleé 2 i is Q \i R ‘ D . i'l‘ildon, Jr.. of Philadelphia, and Vin-3
credence. however. in view of file? m a'e' ' M 0W" m" ' cent Richards of the University-
mt-we strength in investment rails.; 3rd base. Harvey Clement. ; Hei H. nd N Y R 1. 1 Cl M 1
Short stop. Anthony Smith. 2 g‘ h “ ew or arm 3 u ’t
' are the contenders today in the final‘
Liberty Bonds were firm and foreign;
men field. Thomas sis: . .
round of the national indoor chm?
issues featureless. ,
w .o #_ v ' ‘
‘WALL STRELT. 1...!) p. m. Reds. Center field. Loo (lemon. 1 '
mum field. Meyer Shulman. ' 9mm“ “we“ and Richards. ” l
I tlonttl doubles' turf chlmpiOflS. tho
anode additional advances in the lisp!
}
__ raced F. ii. Alexander and Dr. ivilliami
less trading of the mid-session. Sou-
Rcsenbaum. the indoor winners of the!
them. Pacific being in steady demand. -.
..teel,Tba.c.Ch.illdt . N
‘1 S 3 ° “° °“‘ ca .,::‘.,1PE1~N. STATE BOOST:
COLLEGE WRESTLING two seuions ago. a. their opponents;
-—-————-—- for first honors. i
mprefie shares also extended .
4?; W but other leaders showed I‘m--
t
“'j Vt.
r the: hesitation on renewed walling of
hiarine Preferred,
. has
. .....,_ ‘ ”Penn. State is a newcomer among Richards yesterday defeated Peter.
, CAPTAIN w. E. McGlNLEY . . the college holding championships. Ball easily in the lower semi-final. the
, p. DECORATED BY Kant and it appears as if it had come to match going‘in straight sets, 6-3, 6-2.
n
i stay in wrestling. in which it won the
American Medical Corv- Momhcr Wins‘ title last week. For a. decade Cornell
Militia CPO... , ruled supreme in that sport but in4 6-3
LONDON April- t—aCaptam W. ‘. , ' l '
ll 9‘ l y of the medical corps, A. E.‘ 1918 lenn State toppled the lthacans.~
F", was decorated with the military and it has successfully defended its
class by King George at Buckingham; right to hold the championship.
3.1300 “3036833 f No college in the country has paid: The match game at duckpins 10" a»
:more attention £9 wrestling than pen“ neat side purse which was to have"
State. at which it is regarded virtual» been rolled off on the Norwalk A119?“
Quads tum 135‘ ”‘3‘" between Young A1 Kerwin
Tilden won over Prank Anderson, in
‘a terrific three—set affair. 7-9. 14-12.
Kanwm Gm;
MATCH BY FORFEQT
. Captain Winthrop E. McGinley is
o native of New Motion. where he was
born 33 years ago, and where hill motb- 1)? as a major Short. Big 8
I “still lives. Before he enlisted in the, out for the team. and the whole. and m; cagwf' 359! VthilltilGCi.1
‘3 Anglia}. 1917; LL? “ lsfudent Body attends the met-m. .was forfeited to Kerwin ““9!“ one
' .d‘cinpe in That city. Previouslyhe
been resident Physician at the
lame asylum at. Warm
game had been rolled.
The match opened with Kerwin in.
" Montana. John McGinley, Jr.. classy tom and his rolling bladed fairi
,7 , ._ mdmmwt of agencieal -—New York. April l.~\'incent Rich-.10 overwhelm his melt who was;
$9. mwfs. insurance Compdl‘fiiiarda, of Yonkers. ‘N. Y.. won the 213,-. hr behind him. With but one box to}
., who 1”“ on South‘ M”. 3 _ ,tional slngles' indoor tennis champion-- roll Kerwin had the fine score of 108‘
- b Gawain M Ginley s brothel. I 5
- ‘ . . ship tournament here touay. defeating hung up compared to Weinshoek'u 80.}
HeGiniey ’ been on de-
' new with the British mlWflllam ’P- Tlldon. Jr,; of Philadelphia, Just acting time Kenin‘s chlflcngeré
j“ time. will” With the fa-‘in a fiveeet match bv scores of 3-6: .was called away (in urgent nutter.
" “I!!!“ “if: g“°hn{°fggfinf£! M; 6-8; 8-1: 64. lwhlcn demanded his absence from the
my wit‘h hoedqmtirs: . tuners and the much at WM ta
,, ‘ _ , . . q, y, . i ——'rty A Sentinel W'ant Advertise- tern-win by lit-lore. hart-1K”
[RICHARDS wms CHAMPIONSHIPJ
l
s
cadmium i also an tell-live low“
ed seven interned totem ; 115‘- 'Ble
former half-mile molding 11314 i-
‘. 7A3 each tmn feels confident of beinx? The Teacher's Pot, will be presented
by members of the clans and there
will be piano solos by Miss Frances
Stimuli. and other pleasing features
on the ram.
able to defeat the other. it is likely
5 :that an impromptu match will he stag
.' ed within the near future.
ever set between your lips!
and-play cigarettes that ever came your way!
1i}
i more testified. "fell" for the bind and
made overtures, which resulted finally
in peace and dissolution of Federal
l were rejected, but later he said he ad-
vised his Federal liague associates
1 to accept. as he and other Federal odi-
ciaie were. convinced that it was futile
His first. demand for $200,000 for Bol-
tinlore in the peace negotiations, Mr.
. Gilmore .«taled, wa‘ laughed at by the
uder of
lithium We“
i
\VASHING'KIN, April .1 ~»Ol-~.'axlizerl
an mala’n‘u
at-
;cprdint: to testimony gix‘en yerlertea)
by Janna A. Gilmort. im'mcr Dl‘et‘lflflni.
of the latter m'gallizathm. l'l the Bat
limore Federal Club‘s 89010.00!) darling»
I
inducling,
Lia-43mm.
bauxite when it no longer \i'ti.\ able It ‘
wau 14.;
' peace by threatt‘ning (u “innitir” Nut 3
in pumuunce of his plan. Mr. Ullmul’e.’
who is one of the individual defend.
ants in the unit, said the P‘edt'l'al ofll }
ciala secured a twoyeer lease on elab”
York at 144th
street and Lcnnox avenue. uncured all-E
thority from the board of alderman to?
close adjacent streets. and had plans.
in PLAY Towel-tr}
'Montana Makes Record
Offer For Tillt‘ Hum
NEW YURK, Mimi
$22tl,lttti) rtttthr'tl l:-
: til-mi rant, Mum.
iassnrnncv that tho
fizhl could in lu-‘u‘
’ who make the uil't. .1
5
l
i
nittt
\‘.
llit‘katl'ti m't'tpls ll.»
\illl immt diam“) w ;H‘
arena C(lpahlt
l mm
m tum-~-
ill! 1m: -1, \
people.
include Chich'rish-hander. whoa nix feet four llalflrl‘ . \lr mt. . ~.' , “'3‘ ti . mm ma Texas i» . \ Mug .
. . 'z‘. 'l‘heatentoilodtougreeon a: ‘ "‘1'. b “ “ ' “" “’"
mow Red. lea and Louis mm. es high and u' . w wand . ”"4‘ - , , , unless u .- . t We defense, told the! next 'lncs lay
n' U ’ elzha m l :lli‘tublv ghee for holdan the Firm???- .3 ”3- my“ rigina‘t‘d lht- phi". fm‘ -' , , —-
\.i:‘d‘ 32' ”ruled "a gitrumic bluff" to . . . .
‘ . lnROWN AM) not. c.“
. r0 CLASH NEXT mu
t‘hic Brtmn. th. X.“
paw. and Ltluw Hug-v:
llaimt‘d I0 tin Hit:
chalupl‘ons. huxc slultwl w .
tour-11mm} clash h. rm. w l:
Head A .(‘. at the .\'-‘u
on hex 'l‘hul'Nhu' nigh:
traction will no duuln 1w
ll’llflif‘r‘l in boxing tans n‘
owing in the fact the:
knocked Olll Al Kt-it h-‘l .
for the state title and . .
title to Battlinx Ktlll'l. , ..
round decision llatllo .7,“
Bogash chime in vk'ltll) .
H
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FIGHT OFFER A F-Kt‘l
GREAT FALLS, Mon' 1v
developed today that tlir w .
000 for the “'illal'dllom;
mad. in a telegram to Next
terday. was signed "(in-m !‘
letic Association," and if...
sent to a local telegraph tlt‘
stranger. As there is nu mw U...
ization in the city. 104“] mam“.
gard the matter as :i jok
l
Rollins Harvard Ccsch.
(‘AMBRIDGEL Mass. Al- .1
gale Rollins \vas tilllnllll’t .;
coach of the Harvard (00!!th l: .n .»
the spring practice yew-mini
lir‘t‘ will begin next 'l‘uewiux 1;
.‘H il
‘ll‘
coached the informal .-1.
anti the 1920 freshman it"illl
hated in 191“.
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