Evening sentinel, Thursday, May 15, 1919 · page 9

‘i ii‘URSUAY MAY 15.1919

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.i;~: 1'1111ii1- Kink-y prtnrd to be
11:11 was claimed for itim at the
uport t‘asin-t last night. 1111: his
111111' spm-Il :17111 cleverness were
by Larry \\'illiat1rs‘ greatet
11:111 and .staying qualities. Sam
1111‘s blontle light heavyweight
111111 11:11'11 tor eight rounds. but the
1.1-- c11uld get with Kinley was an
1: break. The two fought the feat-
1-1gt1t-rountl of the Akron A. Show
.11111tcd by the Benny Fischer-Phil

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lauded by 1111- fans.

last night‘s show is any criterion.
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they \vitt' tut-rely

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l. .3 could lltht' earned a decision had
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1 1111. Tl11-1' - mm {1“ instances of

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A.‘.e- -1 Easy Winner.

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Ham '1'
heavy-hiding

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in this fight,
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\\’illiams‘

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and managed to
punches Mickey

minute
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job every

do most of
started. T111: latter swung with tor-
1'1111- pow1-1: ‘out too frequently ltit

nothing but the atmosphere. in the last

1C\‘l.

tound Supper rushed Mickey to the _

ropes and through them. but i: “fl-1 a
pltsh and not a blow that caused
Travers to lose his balance. Travers
came back strong, rushed Cohan.
smashed him with two or three ovet
hand blows to the face and was in-
flicting severe punishment at the tin-l

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Terry Leo On the Job.

0111- of the most refreshing features
01 the entire card was the able referee-
Tl-rry lA‘Q“. The latter kept
111 boys working. every minute. anti
watched the infighting closely. allow-
ing the boys to work themselves out
111' clinches, whenet/‘er pOssible. and
breaking them immediately when they
became "stuck."

Al liraithwaitt- did the announcing
in his. customary finished style. and

i no 01’ .101.-

introduced :1 11021111 or more boxers
clamoring for recognition. Among
thoyu was little Teddy iiubbs. Slim

Brennan's old protege. who “was look-
ing for a fight with Johnny Kilbane."
anything about them."
Frank rilltl onrt- between introdut'~
lions. “111 say they are after a match
with “'illard it’ thi-y tell me so."

Young .\chulil’l‘e “11's in the house
and llraithwalte told the audience 1+0,
was too modest to ap—
prar on the platform. There was a
big howl from the crowd then. and
sttt'h a clamor that Mac finally stepped
onto 1111- pla=tor111 and made his bow
to the audience.

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stating that 111-

next boxing show to be held
according to announcement by
will be at the (‘asino on

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May 213. with

SOUND BUGLE
AT JAMAICA

Metropolitan circuit
with

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Racing on the
will ‘open today at Jamaica
brighter prospects than the sport
king's has 1 njot ed since legislation put
:1 dampet on the-activities ilktlxo 111m-
oughbrF-ds' in' mm There are 1111.11-
and better horses in training and the
return of several l'avorit.s which l.:.1l
either broken down or gone off 1‘111111
has served to awaken public interest
in the competitions scheduled for 1111'
local trucks.

An excellent card has been arranged
for the initial clay of the Metropolitan
Jockey (7111b 11191-111111 and given clear
weather and :1 fast track there-is no
doubt that when the stirring notes of
tho bugle summ 1 the horses for the
first race this afternoon there will be
crowd to welcome the racers.
.lixlcel ent spoit during the past six
weeks in Maryland has whetted tho
appetites of the racegoers and the de-
mand for clubhouse boxers for llll‘
meeting has been 'so large that :1 ca-
pacity crowd in the select int-losut'c is
expected. For the first three days the
meeting will conflict with Pimlico. .1111
though there appears to be no 1311; of
horses larger fields may be looked for
after the close of Pitnlico on lSaturday.
The present meeting will last" for only
six days, after which the Spring fix-
turoe' of thc “’ostchestcr Racing .\s—
sociation at Belmont, Park will run its

of

a largt :

course. after which the scene again
shifts; to .lattiaica for another session
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of nine days.

One. of the most popular horses tha'
crowds will be tit-1"
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ever thrilled rat-in:
chief attraction
Rom-bud.
tition 1.141
leg, has com-.1, back
will t‘itll‘)’ top “1111.111 oi ‘13:; pounds in
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this afternoon.

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in 1111- field. lutlutling
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those eugagcd have no: been well top-
ped up in training gallops.
thi- ligh’weig‘hts in the Paumonok it"
the Ono-kc Stable's 'Elfin Queen. which
around this [11119 131-- 1 year was counted
the best of the two-year-olds. Thi.‘~
speedy filly is in with 105 pounds. and
if 111-: reports aw true that she 11' is re-
gained her old foot which failed after
an 1111:1111 ot skin disease, she will be
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By . 9 Side for tu’emy years grand chaplain E‘mfued -m htdhh' H. “as ‘
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look ovm thcir 11-11-11-1- lists more,
cat'.9'full) they would have less trouble;
in signing up players. This looks like

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Joe Dugan is doing all that the Elm
City fans expected him to (lo—and
then some. The New’ Haven boy with
the .\lackmen is in the .300 class at
the close of his first ten games . which
is better than he did a \eat ago.

l’oor old Larry Doyle? He's not
worth much to the Giants now-M
much more than a million dollars or
so.

 

Bridgeport triumphed over Chief
Meyer's New Haven .\iuriins yesterday
at .\'ewk Field Park and took the first

 

 

Boxing in by far the most popular;
sport in this part of the Hate “my
title contention was clearly hrnughjl
out last night bv the throng:
packed the 1‘ tidgt port (asino to wel-
come the 1'2 ., ‘\\'.ll of the great game

in that city.

Among the .\'orwalk followers of tho:
t‘istic sport who Were present at the
fight were Lee Tripp. Jim llonnellyf
Vic Ferrii. Bob .\litchel and Fred ('01-'-
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Dartmouth. like the Cincinnati team,
has 3 Root playina the shortstop post-

tion and 11.1: is a high class playn

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that:
iCRl’erng the colors of Commander

1 nesn' at Pumllco yesterday and brougntl
1111.1 owner 324.5110. He led all the “1111'.

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Pinlieo Which B
Owner $24, 500 rings

cation of the [and chapter here Tues-
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STERLING s
Dollar Day

HALTlMORE. May lip—Sir Marion},

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K. 1... Rows of Canada. won the Freak-

 

and won from a field of the fast'est‘
tltt'ee-year-olds produced by Americi‘a
and Europe. duplicating his Putt in 11.»:
recent Kentucky Derby.

The feature of

the race was ilk-‘41

I come—back of Eternal \- ho trailed Sir

Ba rum relentlessi _v
lace

throughout thei

,2 i " . sweep On came behind 111111 all 11

' tKing l’laudit got fourth money. 1

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game of the season. 3 to 2. Until?" “WW" Index. with Jockey Knapp 1111. Was
'- game Chief was ordered from 1111- 1..“ at tho barrier.
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in the "Big Three" this scnsozt. Yale ”"11 31‘3“" ""1““ “1' ‘0 ”‘9 1111111 '” 111E STANDINGS i
is tunnintz second best with liatvnrd f-Zt't on the job Th” ump turned 10 1
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have tztissetl about nine plavsalre 1111 “1 1.. [11' 1 ere on 0 ar ay ’
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baron last ntgnt. The .\otwallt fit'ht- ~ - . » - ~ . . Providence 1 t1 1(10ttl
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efl hi.~ (loan spfil'tfinlilf‘filll“ 11» letting pilt'ht'r. then stalled to torts bats and ggigk‘lV-‘(Sk """""""" :‘1’ 4.31:5”0 on ‘e e renc
“'illiams stay until the sixth 1‘ nsido- s gloves in ”11' “if "‘1“ h“ “’0 “"1” or- Cincinnati ,,,,,,,,,,, 11 6 :6471
Red had to mntirni 111111 his new 1101- tit-red from the game. Chicago ............. 9 x "129‘ Ed M tt D 11 D
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his party will be her. some ”0 W. International ml“-
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tw'een.ess '1' art am act empsey . , . 1. , .. . _ m ------------- 7 .. 1 -
.lias ingaged ‘ltrangltr Lewis, ares Jersey City .......... 3 8 273 ,

on July 4.

The commission to
thrt-sh out the 1111111131 111‘ a retort-c for
the fight. going on record against em-
ploying an outside arbiter. l'nde: “‘9
rules. the commission's reiert-e is 10
have charge of all bouts conducted
within its jurisdiction.

it may be necessary also to amend
tht' rule to provide {or the proposed
referee's decision it‘ both men are on
their feet at
round. The presnt
tit-1' the personal supervision of Mayor
Cornell Schreiber make such :1 dt'ci‘
sion illegal.

Two fifteen-round bouts. have been
authorized by the present commission
during the last yez'tr and :1 half but
the decision has been left to the news-
papers. The bout
weight Champion Ted 1421111111 and Jim.

is t‘.‘_;|(‘(’il'(l

the end of 1111- 1111111111
rules drafted un-i

between \Vclter—f

tlt‘r as one at his sparring partners

101-1111111111: for W “61" “‘9‘ J9“ W” YESTERDAY‘S RESULTS

lard Lewis will leave for Toledo. the

scene of the light after his match with

Zbyszko here next Monday. Dempsey
rcsutned his Journey yestetday by an-
tomobile to ToledO.
il-Zxceluior Springs. .\lo., foreman: than
:1. week and slipped over mere to res”
. for a couplc of days.

 

FORD LIBEL CASE

.\lOl' NT (‘1. EMENS Mich, May H.
“-111 otder that human who wm be
on the jury in the million dollar libel
sqt of near l-ozd mind the Chicago
.1in Tribune may do absolutely nec-
“ssary work on their farms Judge
James G. Tuckc r announced todav
that court will not Bil on Saturdays. fi
1 is for the same reason that court is in
seSsion only four and a half hours a
dav.

Elliott 1:.
the. Tribune. resumed the examination

He had been at‘

2-~—

Stevenson of counsei for

my ltuffy was sthcdulcd for fifteen Muir-amen when court opened (1113'

101111115, hut Levy knocked the Locklmma.

 

 

 

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Eastern League.
“'orcestor. 1|; Hartfonl, 2‘.
lungs)
Bridgeport.“ .1; New Haven. 2.
Prom 1' “’“m- 0
Springfield. 5; 11mm.
National Learns.
Brooklyn. 7'. Cincinnati, 0.
New York. 3: Cities“. 1.
Pittsblrxb. 8; Philadelphia. 2
Boston, 4; St. Louis. 2.
American League.
Chicago. 1; Boston. 0
Cleveland 11' Washington
New York. 1: Detroit. 9.
0t. Loni}. 11; Wow . 0.
International League.
Bufldo. 3-5: Jersey City. 0—0.
Roch-cor. 8: Baltimore 2.
’ washcloth” 6-4; Reading, 4.3
Toronto. 7; Newark. 6 (10 innings).
American Animation.
Minneapolis. 8: Kama City. 2.
town. 1; Columbus. 0
humid-e. 2: Toledo. 1.
MilmkeeSt. Paul. rain.
'- r s - won.
New Orleans. 6-5: Mcmxmis. 4-0
Birmingham. 11: Atlanta. 2.
Nashville. 8; Chattanooga, 6.
Mobile. 6; Little Rock. 1
College Recutts.
Brown. 5: Yale. 1.
Holy Cross. 4; Vermont. 2.
Maine, 8; Colby. 6.
Dates. 4; Tufts. 3.
Norwich. 4: Middlebut‘y. 0.
Fordlta'm, '1': Princeton, 1.
Pennsylvania. 19: Havcrford.
.\'avy, f'?

.1; Johns Hopkins. 9.
TODAY’S GAMES

Eastern League. i ‘7'
Hartford at “’orcestet‘. i DE INE BROS.
Springfield at Pittsfleld. 5
New Have nat Bridgeport.
“'aterbury at Providence.

National 1 65110:.
Cincinnati at Brooklyn.
Chicago at New York.
Pittsburgh at Philadelphia.
:51. Louis at 13051081.

American League.
New York at Detroit.
Boston at Chicago. _
Washington at Cleveland. 1
Philadelphia at St. Louis.

lmamat M'vl League. . E

Jet-soy City at Toronto.
Reading at Rocheuer.
Baltimore at Binghamton.
Newark at Buffalo.

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Sterling Furniture Co.
127-131 Washington 81., So. Norwak

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All Kinds of Poultry Feed
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