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1nd llardly Enough to!
to Establish ‘Wor lsgd’
1‘} vv eight Champion-
Vitiilx' May 7. “"Tllt' \‘Cilizti‘tl-E
ilv'kl\'_\'\‘-‘t izllt t‘lltllllllltzll‘illil‘;
.luly till. :11 'l‘ulr-dmi
of 1iis1-11>.~iou 3110.13
_ tilil‘tl tcr
1hr
gin
1:r hours.
ho take more than a passing
‘1 rim: affairs find it difficult
.9 the idea of a heavyweight
ip lmttla‘ with this twelve-
P>l and the glamor which
111 virtual fights to-a-finlsh
«1111111111. Corbett, FitzSim-
i1’:~ and even Johnson dc-
r titles, apears to be 1.11111-
lso a decided ring novelty
weight champion to aerec
title in jeopardy by 3 ref-
11 o\ 91 surh a short cut.
xception of the ten 1o11nd
ut betWeen VV' illard and
‘in this citv tl11ee years
‘ - lll'l'l expeits look sir-
tle passing angle. firth
‘- ,uch :1 short scheduled
’11~1'11 hi<lor1 ol l11:1\.\’
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followers (lurinu the lust,
.1
11fJ11l111 l., Sullivan.
nit>l\ 111 this class
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ll1\.1'tl'illiltlll bout wa<
111 v 111,\rlive rounds .\
01 11:.'- >111 l'ul‘ lllt (‘U‘f-
0'1.‘ battle. at Carson
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("11111-1' island in :1 field
Flwlulv-tl to so '27. woods
1 -.lel't'rics and \V'lllartl-
s 111w Hind 1‘111'1111 extrelvic
. than lt-llV rounds.
lit-tn )‘weiulll
since the night
'1' ltll' tilt
.s l‘tllldlll
51111111111 Sullivan in New
551:, has l';,-'3 round< pel-
‘1l holds the duration rcl‘v
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Johnson in Havana in
>1- seventeen bouts only
’1 less than double figure-
nine Went more than
' before the winner land‘
71 t blow.
4 otosts Award
lc to Bob Cannefax
\lay T,~.\llre1io De
' the three 1:11.~hi11n billi-
. lip to Robert (‘nnnefuxfit
ed :1 formal protest yes»
' Brunswick ('ollendv-r
l the turning over the
to the victor. There
the second night bo-
VIannel’ax l’ouled the bull's
Albert Cutler. would not
as they were before the
declared the referee was
set-ms the legality of the
s on whether De Oro pro-
rzme to the referee at the
rules require. Cutler has
'it that he did not do this
aunt-fax.
All.
ithd 1!
Killlllls Btllllfli
and take Salts for Back-
Bladder trouble.
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lllt‘Zli 1-x1'ito-s the
()Hll‘ overworked: at”
" and the] like lumps 112'
5111' llt'comen 1711111ly; thl'
l'llillt'tl. and you may be
cit relief two or three
_ ihl' night. When the kid—
1.11 must help them flush
'. urinous waste or you‘ll
At first
it 1111~11_\ in the kidney rt"-
11 11-1 backache. sick'
'// :.l>~.\:«>1uachgets sour.‘
v .1: you 119111 rheumatic
allu-r is bad.
rk lots of water:
pharmacist four
table—
before
-':1111l your kid-
This famous
'id ofr grapcs'
.‘lt‘d with lithia.
' generations to
,2.“ and stimulate
1. 1% .«1 :iviiy. 1.150 to neu-
11 mine. so it no long-
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drink which everyone
now and then to keep the?
can and active. Drugzists‘
tiny lots or .131] Salt?
1 believe in al'ercomlns’. kid- ’
, while it is only trouble.
sell
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j after
ishortly.
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Toledo Boxing Commission:
Sees No Objection to Wil-
lard-Dempsey Tilt
TOLEDO. Ohio. May l.——Plans were
being drawn yestclday for an immense
arena in llayview ark on Maunlee Bay.1
in which the Jet-ts \Yiilard-Jack Demo;
sey twelve-round bout for the heavy-!
weight championship of the world will‘
be staged July 4
Toledo charities anticipate receiving
821.000 35. a result of the bout. flgun‘ng
7 per cent of gate receipts, estimated
by; Frank l"iourney. associated with
’l‘rx Rickard. \vho promoting the
b0111. to run about $300,000. The To-
ledo lloxiniz Commission today issued,-
11 permit for the bout. '
The ill‘t'nil in which the fight will be
is
staged :1! 1! o'clock. on the afternoon
at July i will ‘svul 50,1100 when com
pleted.
[.08 ANGELES. May 7. “Toledo
was Jess \\'illa1‘d'.~. comment
yesterday on Tex lliekard's selection
of the Ohio city as the place for his
with Jack Demp-
suits 1111'."
championship bout
sey.
“I have always said anywhere suits
me." Willard said. “Toledo or Turkey
. 'llll)’\\'llPl‘(‘, all right.
“We can do a lot of fighting in
dozen rounds. “'11 should have no (lif-
ticulty in settling who the better
man in a twelve round battle.“
Willard is here staging a movie. lie
spends the greater part of each day
out 1m "lot" :11 the studio sur-
rounded by a picturesque lot of cow-
boys and “atmosphere." it will take
about two weeks longer to complete
his pic‘urc. He will ”it‘ll leave for the
middle west. but as yet does not know
just when he will reach Toledo.
EXCELSPOR SPRTN‘GS. 3110.. May 7.
~Jack Dempsey returning from early
morning road work here yesterday ex-
pressed entire satisfaction with the
prospect of a twelve round so (it; To-
ledo. Ohio. withrJesn Willard on July
Dempsey let it be known he favors
the. limit fixed by Tex Rickard over
the longer route.
TOLEDO, Ohio. May ”fr-The Toledo
Ministerial Union composed of 1.30
pastors of churches in this diserict,‘
held :1 mass meeting and protested
against. holding the Willard-Dempsey
fight lure on July l. The union adopt-
ed a resolution condemning the fight
as being in violation of state laws and
thoee of humanity.
it was resolved that every eflon
will be made to influence the governor
to prohibit the fight. and if necessary.
a delegation will be at the ringside to
demand action by the county sheriff.
The meeting of ministers was called
word came that Tex Rick and
had decided upon Toledo as the site
il
in
the
‘ for the bout.
FEW YORK. May 7:— 'ith the pre‘
liminary details of the \Villard-Demp—
Zsc-y championship fight disposed of and
the date and site picked for the big
quarrel. the only other important mat-
‘ter worrying Tex Rickard is the ref-
Ierceship. lie to name the third
man if the fighters disagreed. and he
18
, says he will triake known his selection
One thing is sure. Tex will
1101 b.» in the ring on the afternoon of
Jt1!_1 l :11 Toledo. therefore he is going
in enzllgc the most competent man he
can find to ofliciate. At this early time
it is. with to predict that the dynamic
promottr will ask Matt Hinkel. the
Cleveland sportsman to act in this‘
capacity.
Friday Will Be the
Annual Clean-Up Day
Friday of this Week will be the an
nual Clean-Up Day for the people of
Norwallc. and everyone is asked to
clean out their attics, cellars. front
and back yards of all refuse, rubbish
and debris that has accumulated dur-
ing the. winter and place them in
front of their homes on Friday morn-
ing, in the proper receptacles. in or-
der that they may be. taken away and .
disposed of by the collectors
will make a round of the city. This is
the yearly opportunity given to ev-
ery resident in this: city to rid his
home or yard of all rubbish and the.
opportunity should be taken advan-'
tage of. Special'armngements havei
been made by the street departmenh
tor the collection and disposal of this
» rubbish and every houae in Norwalk
‘ will be visited on Friday and the re»
{use taken away. Start now and
have all your rubbish ready for the
collectors when they arrive Friday.
BALL GAME POSTPON ED
NATWNAL: Phlladotpma u Brook
lV‘l postponed; rain. v
'ponment on the grounds that it
*gloves.
Who ’
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The future of boxing in Connecticut:
now 10515 with Gov. Holcomb. Yeateh‘
day at. Hartlord the house concurred
in 1111 adoption of an amendment to
the boxing Hill providing for the ap-:
pointxnent of an athletic commission
of three by the governor. The govern-
or will either Sign or veto the bill-
somc time this week.
At yesterday‘s session Mr..
Washington moved indefinite
Shirk of
post-
was
fighting
so The
easy to (all it .1 prize
but that did not make i
\ er1
bill
motion to indefinitely postpone was
lost. M r. Shirk held his ground that it.
was a prim: lighting bill. but the house
adopted.
The attitude of the governor on
this, measure is not known. but some
weeks ago, when the original bill was
before the senate. which bill provided
greater number of rounds and smaller
the report was current that
the governor did not like such a bill.
JITNEFIE—THREATENED
BOYS WITH GUN
Six young men went to police head
quaitcls last evening and complained
to the olficer in charge that while
they were passing a standing car near
Shaw's \\'00ds. off Flax Hill Road.
the tliiver of the car jumped out and
threatened to shoot them with :1 gun.
They stated the ('at' was a jilnvy 'No.
1621. Patrolman John Flynn was
notified and some time later arrested
Joseph Pace. of 23 Ely avenue. own-f
11 11nd drivel (it l‘ ..1621 The boys
claimed that the cal Was standing by
the side of the road and just as they
were passing Pace jumped out on
them without the slight provocation.
and threatened to shoot them. The
boys beat 11 hasty retreat to police
headquarters where they reported the
matter. Pace was charged with
carrying concealed weapons. as a
pearl-handled .32 calibre revolver was‘
found on his person when arrested.
Eb: was teleused under bonds of $50
lor appearance at his trial on next
Tuesday morning. Attorney Joseph
Linxweiler has been retained as his
counsel. The six boys who made the
complaint were: Stanley “fright.
,_-, u...‘ ~. %L__L ..__-_
John Mulqueen. Frank Popp and
La \vi'ence McQotllan.
1
W9 of “to Club:
NATIONAL LEAGl’l-l
Won. Lost. I‘.L‘.
BroORlyn ......... 8 ' 1 .889
Cincinnati ........ 9 :: .750
New York. . . . . 6 3, .687
Chicago . ....... .. 7 4 .638
Philadelphia. . . . . . . 4 5 .9“
Pittsburgh ........ 4 8 .490
St. Louis ......... 2: 10 .231
Boston ........... it 9 .000
AMBRlCAN LEAGUE
Won. Lost. P.C.
Chicago ........... 8 2 .800
Boston ........... 6 4 .000
NewYork........ 5 4 .556
Cleveland ........ 5 4 .556
Washington ...... 6 5 .545
St. Louis .......... 2‘. 6 .33‘.
Detroit ...... __ “. 7 .‘i
Philadelphia ...... " 7 ."OO
lN'lERNATlONAL LEAGl E
“’on. Lost. P.(‘.
Baltimore . ...... . 4 2 .667
Reading . ......... 4 1‘. .571
Newark ........... «l :: .571
Toronto .......... «l 3 .571
Buffalo ........... 1; 1'. .500
Rochester ........ :l :: .300
Jersey (‘lty ....... :1 l .333
Binghtmon ...... 2 5 ,2
"-1". Results
NATIONAL LEAGI'E 3
Brooklyn 11. Philadelphia 9.
New York 6. Boston 4.
Chicago 7. Cincinnati 0.
St. Louis 2, Pittsburgh 1.
AHERJCAN LEAGI’E
Philadelphia 3 New York 2 (lit in
hinge).
Boston 2. Washington 0.
St. Louis 6. Cleveland 3 (l: in—
lungs).
' Chicago 3. Detroit 1.
lNTl-ZRNATIQNAL LEAGUE ;
Newalk 5. Blashrunton :1. .
Baltimore 7. Buffalo 1.
Toronto 13, Reading 3. .
Jersey City-Rochester, cold weavh-'
er.
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
S'. Paul 2. Columbus 0.
Kansas Cit ' 3. Indianapolis 1.
Toledo 5 Milwaukee 1.
Minneapolis 13. Louisville 7. '
SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION
Mobile 5, Atlanta 1.
Birmingham 2, New Orleans 0.
Nash1’illethtle Rock, wet. grounds.
Chattanooga-Memphis. rain.
COLLEGE RESULTS
\Vest Virginia 4, Cornell 2.
Colgate 5. Union 0.
where tney Play Today
NATIONAL LEAGI’E
Philadelphia at Brooklyn.
Boston at New York. l
Chicago at Cincinnati.
Only three games scheduled.
in
New York at Philadelphia.
Washington at Boston. l
Detroit at Chicago. 1
St. Louis at Cleveland.
INTERNATIONAL LEAGI'E
J
1
ll was: only natural for the ministers.
to laise :1 hue and my when Toled)
landed the heavyweight championship
between Willard and Dempsey.
Beer of2 .75 per cent alcoholic con-
tent may be (iesmihed as near- -beer but
it appeals to most folks as being nearer
water.
Ted “Kid" Lewis wants a return hat-
tie with Jack Britlon. As Ted has '11-
ready had 13 of these things. one more
would hardlv be noticed.
There is quite :1 bi: league almcw-
phere in the Eastern this year Wllll
Big Chief Meyers. the old Giants“ calcit-
er. bossinxz the New Haven Mullins
around with Danny Murphy. former
manager of the Murlins. and prior to
that on f‘onnie Mack's pay roll. as
manager of the Hartford Senators.
The Boston Braves may be stiffen-
ing their game. as some baseball writ-
ers have declared. but certain it is
that they haven't stiffened their op-
position. Their wlnnlng rec'ord is 1.!
clean and unsullled as that of the
clown prince in the big war.
To gain the heavyweight title, it
won't even be ncceooarv for Dempsey
to score a knockout. The articles of
tli’lNltlliS 11111 11113111
I
By Scoop
agreement call for a decision and Jess
“11111111 is known as a slow ,starter.
How he can outpoint the challenger in
twelve rou’nds without knocking him
h:1Ven‘1 ;
on: is something the experts
yet been ablv to dope out.
Billy Kelly and l‘ternal are favoil1e~
NORWA'LK A. C ANSWERS ‘
1
t
Frank Ailtn. manager of the Nor
walk A. C. has written to the writ 11
in anflwer to 1111 mticle and inmlin
which appeared in '. estcrdai" 14 Sentinel
as follous':
Sporting Editor.
Evening Sentinel:-
As manauxl of the \orwalk \ (‘.
thiough the courtesy of your columns.
I would like to explain to the zcntln-
l
man who no] a fan's inquiry in votu actually unfit to fight that night which, 1
paper last running that the reason the
rcoze was not published in the new
papers was because the 1:va
“TWA“AA“) W? m in“? W%’Twl
over and could not be located. In Mon-
!day a issue i said the Noni‘alk A C
was playing good boll and I can live
up in it The first man to reach flrSt
base in Sunday’s came zot there in
the fourth Snninz and the first run m
not made until the sixth by Norwalk
The \‘orwalkafiid not hallo their regu-'
lar pitcher. l'm if they had the soon!
would have b1en about three to one.
)leSallv pitched a fine game up untll‘.
the sivh and then we had no pitcher
at all. '
Hoping this is sumcient to exflaln to a
good spo1t on baseball. 1 Main
Yours in Sport.
FRANK ALLEN,
Manager, Not-walk A. C. i
l
P. S. I wish to say if some of these
sports would follow a team around
once in :1 while and see tuc way they
play before they slait knocking, it
would put a little more intclest into
the came. 21
AUSTRAlLIAN aoxm s'rAn COM-
mo 1
Hector Melville featherweight box-
ingr champion of Austtalia. will arrive
.in New Yet 11 Friday or Saturday, leudy;
[to seek matches against the country‘s;
leading boxels of his weight. ‘Melvlllg
will b1 unde1 the management of Char-f
lest J Harvey. \rho manages Ted (Kid)
Lewis, former welterweight champion.
The Austrailian featherweigll arrived,
in San Francisco several days ago
______.._.—-—-———-—--
FOUR APPEALS FROM
svmroao cn'v COURT
1
Judgment: Rendered by Judge Young
Are Faulty According to t
the Appellants. .
Four appeals from decisions of
Judge Young of the Stamford city
' court were filed in the Civil Common
pleas court yesterday. In the case of
Joseph Beck of New: York against
‘ {Peter Vanish of Stamford for 8200
(Judge Young gave the 1111111111: $155.23.
A judgment of $187. 45, and an 11111112 :
tional finding at $250 was returned by _
Judge Young in the can!“ the Sim '
ford and New York Hatter and Egg
Harkot 01'er York mint the Hart-f
owned by .
ford lunch of Stamford.
1Peter and Pool Kondus.
The
Stamford was awarded a judgment of
8506 min”: Charles G. Eduardo at
W In the case of Joana loll
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in the rich Kentucky Derby to be runl . '
Saturday at 1.0111111 il'p Billy Kelly's And H m pld for all mt“ Li .-
recent victory over (ludgel proved his 01 Ink ”if you send postal 0!" mm ' hm
gameness '1. quality which will have itch”. l
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Dtlllfhv 11 do nith the winning ofuhe , E80“ 11 UNDERTAKER
“a H ‘2 Tol- O“ “I. Homo fl.
3 Ron: 8: Ian Mi 3 wanton :1.
Guy Empev. known the world ever ‘ . . ,
as the author- of “Over the Top." hafi‘ Tel m' m “1' s L I." I“ KENS gunman
purchased .1 semi-pro New York team. N0 Mon "Mr 6
which is to be known as the "Treat; 41 l
Em Rough team. Before the war‘ 1 In addition to our “-
Empey was totally unknown. Now he
is among thu richest in the country.' M Will, our WSW I“
Some people sure did will by the n l .
mix...“ p . . in: u as good as usual.
i We sol! Ohm h
Strangler lid Lewis and Big Biscuits sure Dinners ‘ W
have been matched for the third time A" Kind i Se . it ‘ sun m for $3150-
and will meet in a contest to a finish 5 0 a row i
on May 19. The Zby'sako has two one- w“, “u i A . TARLOV
fall victories over Lems. Pl
, i ' 1'“ km 1 125 Washmgbo’ 11 St
Andy Yim. the Chinese player, has r1 1 1
reported to Manager Grimfis ot‘ the A .
Bridgepmt ttam and he ts rtadv l'uE ‘ -—-Try A Sentinel W3“ Adyllflll
a m“ ”“3"“ 1 mt .1111 see me new“.
’YVVA — "' ~"" A 77 >7 ' A A” ‘ V W ‘ M- ‘ -..___.__, ‘_‘_ A ._——.».. 7 in! -7 ‘7 "#7”.
Ted “Kid” Lewis Ready ;
T° P‘“ 0“ 1...... 1...... AH SpringGmuents Reduced
NEW YORK May 7.. “Ted" Lewisf , ‘ ‘
$1332.532.23.5333."2..:.“:‘..: ' w» m... i... we rm- summerm .1.... ..
world's title to Jack Britten a few: “Vine. M" I? m M ‘ Buitn 3 cut» S m 3 We: ‘
months ago is caaet to recmel his. Dress or a 8h“ m at Once uflmmpnwm
lost laurels 11:11-11; doesnt detrac’ W111 not: bohooo hug. We and unto my.
f1 om Billion‘s victory; in fact. dc-j ‘ .
clares the titleholder is a real good I h P“ Cto k m S H .
fighter. All he says is that he was ‘I e is a a ’ “fl case
has been home mm: 33 80013 m 3!. y 3001! ”Bl-m
MYSTERIOUS FIRE AT HARBOR i ,,, _ . w-.- At - W 1'
, , agww , , 7
'llte them-en. from the. Central Fit-11' - _ .
was with out 1.111 evening HEW "Summit, “ram 1111:. watts.
would 8 o‘clock 1111' round one of the
at. 111111»; Vh‘t PORYW. “Am I“ 1 I‘Amm Allin m:
Beach on fire. The fire started in the ,
cellar and a small hole was burned ‘ 2° ‘0‘.” “at. ”w“
through the floor but the flames weio
extinguished without much difficulty. 3m & MORRISON
The origin of the {he is unknown and _ . «
Chief Boards is puzzled over the; 91 14 I” St, W lonh Ave, Rot-walk.
case. as the some thing has happened:
(Or the past two years The house' mm
which was on fire yesterday was un- .
. as the owner has not 111' __ ,,%- gags. .t. ....._ we“
rived here Ea tho summer season as .
yet and how a fire started in thlsi *-
place is a mystery. Last spring and' ' .,
the year before om the samoi Fh‘s
thing occurred an! Chic! Bogu'dus is
now making a w investigation
_ to determine the nature of the origin Fun
of these Hi";-
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