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1 1 11 i1 Rorty Expects Sammy
1;. ll 1n bV Knockout Mon-I:
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111‘ (11105 not knock Tommy Shoo
was 11111 statement made lastI
' by Hugh ”Rorty. manogor of Sam-
1ltz. tho Hartford featherweight.
1115 been matched to meet the
iaven idol in Moridén next Mon-
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111111.111. 1111» title of that well known the Athletics sot m1 peeved nam- Declares -Victu:y in Sn Gen. Persiung to See Bout
poem has been changed to send “Ten day. and actually won a. some from St.
Frmdstmmto
,Louis 5-4 by a spirited rally In tho
INights Out of a Bar —"room.
. ight.
R0119.)
.ke shmt V1 01k 0i Shea
on.
.1
ed l'igllam of \Vaterhury and Neil
' Hartford and Kid Rocco of Water-
th Shea and “'altz will meet at
f 1 unds 11-11mm and while the Elm
1 ’111w1- is training each day in the
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gn- in 11- {1011an Condition.
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\ «lg-11‘ smmi at the Hartford
Furl 11's. Galvin and DPmonte’s
v .'11 slrvct, W‘ooeter and Molloy's
11.111111 street and Nardie‘s cafe.
.1 root.
'
i11t111‘11st in the mulch
llnl'lfurd fans. but Shea’s
1 1-:- :11'1- “ported to be on hand
1 1111111111-1‘3 from the Elm City.
1 l)\
i
' 1A1iii11ri two wecks ago at Han-
1;11-i.‘. ,\i1111id11n. when some fans
.11121. in locating their seats
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souls this time will be
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~111t-1.111nt that appeared in the
1» 1-1 nth that Shea would appesn
. i1111in this Thursday night is
Shea will do no 'boxlng
1.. 1111 lllt"“l~’ Waltz. This match is
11:: his entire attention. He real-
11.11 11 would be a foolidlfnove
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A RWIL'LARD
1.1.1 D11 l ‘-.o1estt who trained Jack
11 1p~ny [111- the latter 3 championship
1:111: 11 week with the new chom-
[-1 :11 Cincinnati. where Dempsey
1 - .111-11 with the Chester Pork‘eluus.
.\_11.‘.1i11g of the recent‘bout'between
.1- '1 1M1} 11nd lVillard.-De Forest said:
1 N11 11111 (111110 to be classed among
is confident that “'altz will
- rCabc of Hartford and Young 'Mnrk score.
mm on 5:149 at Joe Lo"
has;
1.111f11sion which was caused at ,
*.
headm- 13-2. The Yankees tightened
lie other matches will be bNWé9n up in the 8&30Dd game, however, and
handed Detroit the short end of a 3- 0
collected a triple and three-singles out
of four times up. while Bob Veach Was
credited with two triples nnd~a single
out of five trips to the plate. George
Modrigde
season.
In his first start since June 17th.
Alexander the Great, led Chicago to a
7-2 victory over the Boston Braves.
The Cubs scored five tallies in the
‘Fourth frame.
’ ——-1
The combined timely hitting of Joe
Jackson and the effective twirling of
James enablml the White Sox to conu-
out 011 top of the Boston crew in a 3-1
By reason of his continued poor
Showing with the stick in yesterday' a
double header. 'Roxer Peckinpaugh fell
down another peg in the batting race.
'He is now tied for third place with
Cobb and Flugstead.
At last! Tired of being the goat for
Bringing their losing streak up toI;
in their six straight the Yankees 1eeelve1'i a
oduied fifteen-round encountm and terrible mauling at the bonds of the
(“'95 m1" fighter is A“ 3‘9”?” con- Tigers in the .first some of a double
n.inth
\
“Threatening wombat" was the m
given for the MW 10!
son
three out osifour-ottheglmes in tho
Bout With New Ch-pion
WNW
, LONDON. July 16 ——The advance
sale for the Moore-William indicates
that the 01mph median-1 which
holds 20.000 will be jammed on Thurs-
day akin. There is I. big demurrer
“1.... 4
When Billy Gibson.- manager. of wn.
lle Meeb‘an was yesterday mod
that the Army. Navy and Civilian
Board of Boxing Cpntrol favored a.
In the first pastime, Pop Young
won his first game of the
score. - 7 . 1
national Circuit mmy. match between Dempsey and the Gal—
Walter Johnson I” mm Itorninn, be quite naturally became en.
eight 11m well scatter-ed mm. 11111111131111.
and climbed his own~glme. when he "It 'is a simple mnterof justice- that
came across with u 1mm trifle “aha" should an a” m“ contest
with the new champion, because 'hge
The Emmot mg“ Ml" the bouts 0" the wt Ere limited to
gugm gun on rummage m Women tour rounds fleeing was there It the
1m ”and“, by defeating the ton-u. dose with Demo-er Ind 501 the decl
541m stick work of 31:1 our: ulna “on of the referee
Ray Grimes featured the ”I the While the roeordbooks contain ref-
latter paling out a cum“ do.“ " «once only to three bouts between
Dempsey and Ileana. I am inlanned
VVorcestor tasted defeat ‘at them that the men have met in six four
of pmmem +1.11!“ lave! 1’11)"- round encountem. Three took place in
dance and Worcester still tie for ““3 Oakland and three in San Francisco
lead, with the Americans two and one "Mind you." said Gibson. neither
half games to thereon Keenan nor myoelf make my claim
that he will beat Dewey. but Mee'inn
is the only man in America who holds
a referee's deciison over the champion,
and if Dempsey thinks Meehon will be
Johnnylwndee we worded the
decision over Benny Vulgar, the self-
styled Frenchman. in a twelve-mum!
'go in Boston last night. It. was John
ny's “fit :11 the way thmh.
it is reported that Gummy Walt: on!)
Tommy 8m are working haul It Mr
regular daily stunts for the on“ 115
round so!“ in Maiden next “m
night. Ench’Thmtm .to.pull e. “Joell
Dempsey-n on the other.
“WWWMRWMMwM.
The Prince at was, Prince Albert,
Gen. Penning and hundreds or other
celebrities will he pm A
A great amount or dlicuosion has
been raised by amt-g writers over
the W1. of Wilde's beet-Ire.
mostly mam-mu they ‘tntond
singim "Luna oily We" as Wilde
enter. 'thefrtng. m, nearing to
the British “9mm. lent‘ unite fur
unless an moi mm is given
Americans to sing their national on-
them as an lxtbpintion to ‘Moone. There
will he aunt: of donghbon mmgg
with :tbe absorbing; that the contest
may be delayed while “We
buckets ensue in you! demmtm.
tion. It to roulblt that some of the
Hporflnngflters who want singing
summoned my have the Amoflcon
soldiers cut loose with their march-ills
long. Theyrulinethatlfltcomnw
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omitted Mr. Show.
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ly. “that was during the wot."
, ‘ \\ i111 Jess \Villard. has arrived:
i1. - 11: his home in Long Branch “after
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RIFLE TEAM OF . BEAROA'fl-PUT- 11111311111110“
CIVILIANs ls PLANNED PIPE AND “OK: l'r
1--— 1 In answer to cumin allegation
Connecticut to Be Mpmentod in made by the Barents through these
A National Matches, Anon-t 4 to 30. columns yesterday. in regain to sun-
The final arrangements have been day‘s game, Frank P Allen, ‘mmei
completed for forming the (motion of the Network A. C.. token? exception
I‘rifle team to represent Connecticut at to their remarks and hurls buck the.
the National matches .on the navy following deil:
rifle range pt Caldwell. N J" [pm
August 4 to 30. inclusive.
All rltlemen aflliated with the Ne-Bearcats had to boy in record to flee
tional Bile association who have game they played agoiunt‘tkeflomlk
practiced with the 1903 Springfield A. C. on Sunday, lust.
rifle are requested
with W. W. Naramore in regard to fur— but if the Barents would please otop
ther details.
There will be a tryout shoot at the'writing. it might help their team a
easy for him he has the chance to " ‘
1mm. it. using some to cm the meet-s ”Hr Stevenson precipitated a torrent 8 nduT'rtwi‘iaI-Jg? 3 I. I
“You will remember that Willard the American element in the M of objections by akin; the meaning; BM. 5; ”it..." ‘-
failed to wipe out the m“, ”Me-F may get; decided muse veer the or the word MP in the course of . pm.“ 4: Wore-eta! 1, ; .1,
ed at the m of Mt “an.“ WW in lung 1m, if not in which Mr. Ford interposed: A New 3091! i' Waterbury,2. ,' 1'
Tom McMahon. and he recflved n lot lnrmony. 5 “I'll .dmlt l’m ‘11 Mount idealist”, (‘hi t"m¥;.;°ut .1?
of criticism on that occotmt. homey 9‘“ Con-i. “0‘59“ 9‘ '979’99- “3 “Why, ”"1 m1" 3‘” m Steven A Omani” ruin: ' ;' " 1;
Jump: nt 1.“; make the othrttbeveu heartily in favor of flinging. ‘but rot son in surprise. 'it you admit that 1 km. W '
matters with Mediator give my mu m commotion 01' fights. vein’l were I shut! not hue to not you any more Detroit. 13-0: New York, 23. -1
the opportunity to do bun but” u,“ ‘30 Corr! learned the with; Ameri- questions this that line." A 5333 31:18??? tum 4. _
11111 be 1.111111 as an indication or er" “Itch he m 8m on W has it is tor the Jan to decide. any “It" A Wetland Luna.
.1.“ 11 .1111..- oemion ever since u Amed- "But, 11 you «out 1:, theme will 1191 Baltimore 6; Buchanan. t . '
Britten and Lewis Resume Fight. W m" ““5 “I: 0"” may I” “mm” ‘M’m tadecide Thea-I gogtgun’ae: 9:31- City. 2. 1 1n
”on 'uem m
Jim-W. 7-12; Nam.“
'Atllntu, 6." Birmingham, ‘ n8 .-
Jack Britten. present holder of the «his ability to use I‘m Judgment mission settles it"
world“ s welter championship and Kid in rereading the match A ‘Pretatnry to this outburst by the way
m. who was plainly nettled by the
A
state range East Haven.- -on July 20 at
11 o'clock a. 11:.
Six men for the team will'be picked
from rim-men who have shot in No-
‘l AUAAl-l‘Oll-SO‘ bflflde. “It as
‘1 1153111IAV' knows I touted Dempsey to
1 ?} hotly who happened/to ESk motor '
.1 1 opinion. long before 1he -met W111
tlonal
The “oh ‘mm .f‘ion ‘t mmfl‘mmum who “'0 km t,” Utah mver.
ther argument.
m 3‘11”“ m°"*"" 111. ““9 “Y m“ Wills 11111 11111111111; against John mm
the mutter is. they are u buncrol’
howls, tamer title holder. on to have; l
another tilt for the m. Don Mar—I AREN‘T THE COLOR LIES. minim,lr.£t1evhnnn exploluedI momtmmna; “MW. 11._ -11
’ an .representing Britton, nnd Cbnrlev Jack Keatns. W of Jack to the court: NW 0m. ” m
"111 111111 1113111111 issue, I tend, m 13m”. manager pt . invested-1y Dempsey. is quoted now by 11 Western "Your hour the M W ““A '
gwokz mm, some interest. 1“, 1m up. hald a coifmnee dining-1 writer in an interview.” .1131... that torisl in the 1mm interred to‘ mm («m
mroffllo *‘I‘é’i. Jersey DemfiHMWlW “I“. Forduon'imldeflkt" The, f ' - .
Clty.andmcllodn eat whero— The new champion amid scorn: is questions are to show that. he is 111' Eastern Wt. . 1
ldon’tcan to wmmvflmmkm" willingtomeet 81mm, Kid Nor- “let Wt ”unknown; m:%fllnw'm '
to communicate Write much in regard to this miter. 01‘9“- on the fiMy ‘38 folk or W other m fined and “'1 m the maul: “7 com 1 m 1t M Era. "
. he is plainly an IE"
Morgan demanded that flaney guar- “hm if the mm", W mob and m. A Waxerbury nt 83“.“
and think awhile began dang such on‘tee the (31.“le “m find these Bl“. there will be little demand (Ill- nomt W.” 1 , ; man-Mum - m .
terms were handed to, Harvey m “we of a certain few mote“ mm It was at this point that the m. n-f . 8t. Intent Brooklyn. 1‘.
very itinerant-bong"!- mm in t burstoutwithhisongtwad- Pittmaflewm .
great deal. They know well that 55 W ‘3 8 mm mum thereby kWh-98 c“ "1" mm m a his cum 1.1 among-1. .
the Nomlk's weren't 11mm: 11mm- Wfi'hafim mm“: the beat of .the lurk hue mums int :13". “’2': . Chicago um 1-2111
title m t on m: I We - '71:. 1 M. ‘m...
best ball, but there is In use of am he would meet the some Doreen other: I and “I New. York At St Innis
Phllldflphh it Molt
Wflhim It M.
ton-t Them“ Ir. new. nucleation. and .
'Bonon «cum. ’t‘.
asked hlmnm “mu”.
1 1'11 Juck is n remarkable’flxhter. to
1.) 4111 11-1191: in fact. I rate hints-Aha
l'1-. lwnryuweight of all times. NEW?
A1 4‘11... have we had a heavymht
1‘ .211 1.111111 who could box like he and
11111 same time. deliver a punch
would floor an ax.
1 Niko Willard. Dempsey liked'nd-
1 . 11.1111 those whom be trusted. and
f 1"i g'more. he listened to and 101-
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11-1: the advice that was-given him.
before in my long career in
‘ 11gr boxers have. I had under my
1 .11 boxer who would follow In-
. 11 .‘1111 such as Dempsey did. He
l 1' 11150111162 confidence in those that
11 untied him while training. and
dong from day to day in a care-
f1- 111anner, enjoying himself while
1 -1 =11g. which is a feature few boxers
we ever enjoyed while training for a
zamplonship bout."
De Forest further said: “I would also
~e. to say a few words for “'illard.
$5: really distasteful to me to hear
vitally" say that Jess quit. The re-
..{rkuhle part of the whole affair was
1 - Willard lasted three-rounds. He
1 a frightful booting. having many
1 1 teeth removed at difierent times,
Edition to being floored often. Jess
1 flame a man as ever entered the
11111] i bar nobody when I make
~ravement."
“11
1'.
SHOOT JULY 26.
Trapshooters In halibut-y for
Annual Tournament.
'Cliance machine.
19ml wreak spots.
matches, the other at: "them
ridemen wbothove never annulled for Able!“ and ‘1 71811 to “Y thfit if M mm W“
National matches. This amrlgementflln
gives equal opportunity for new men
to make the team.
The war [department pays trumpet-b
tation and diagnoses of the low
from the time they léave'theklhue un-
til may return. Alhaupply rides and
ammunition, allowing 1200010113115 to
each team Nomination.
It is expected that Connecticut will
send'one of the 'stmest’teums m‘m
country. and: men ‘S'Jm Benton.
A. P. Lane and Henry 1W: of
Winchester, have already qualified.
THE UNGERTAINTIES
OF EREBALL
There are no tumg'in the filors a»
day that shape up with the famous
Cubs of Frank Chance-emu, the mil.
lion dollar team that won peanuts for
Gonnie Mack,-or the mlxhiy “Keri SO!
of a few years back. iE'mry pennant
contended ms 11 glaring weakness.
"the Yankees are too slowto-lmve-worn
from the old Cubs, thealc' filed ‘89:.
,or the old 11111111111111 clan. The Giants'
pitehmg'never could haV'e won‘t; flu?
against the great teams of other years.
The ‘Cufis' attacking strengtndoesmot
measure up to the drive of the old
Cincinnati has sew
”Only the "mitotic
monégtng of Pat Moran can account
for the Reds' position at the top. The
can't take a trimming in 130011 humor. chimed he was In prior condition it
like any other team, without waiting the “I"? °f “‘9 contest
:a couple of days to think of something Lewis "“3 Howey MM W
input in the papers, they needn't look 0113148? Ht"!!! wars oil mainstay:
tor another game with the Nonum .1. may for the amt boxing an”,
C. The Bearcats please take note, as ”3“” Pork 5.! Wd‘flm‘; m
for as the umpire was concerned, I night. "It was on: 11!: ”if“
suppose you were an blind when one 0‘ “5'“ ‘ "e" “'1 ““1 mzqnvm
Inpthg Norwaiw players had five bolls 11min won handily m e . .
Limo mil
culled omblm before manna “fag; 'L‘féiB-mr tamed.
first base. and that you were so E" e
ll mg n bull 1nd u lard
‘mm M being heat that m it *He isef- it who“: «come to bash;
tllow a man to run bases for a. pm,er W .
I ewis find look foolish.
Anyway. what‘s a game of baseball be- ‘Lewis éhifming Ma .11 right
9 n
tween friends. We thank you tor the “Id ts~ell $.t tor Jock Britten
practice you gale us."
gwanows VETO
ANOTHER 1mm". MELON I
American tennis stars will have to
look to their-launch. iFour Australian
court experts sailed yesterday-1nd are
line]; New York about July 19. . The
invading team is composed of Gerald-
'L. Paterson, Norman-E. Brookeodl. V.
Mamas and 'Rnndblph Lycett. Potter-
son is the youthful. protege of the vet-
eran' Brookea, who recently detected
his tutor in the final for the English
championship. The “analogue no
doubt will'play in all'the big tourm—
ments «while here.
u
. PLEASE: EPORTBI
The notion of President Wilson in
chance. It mans everything to m
'm or the woman who like. to “LA
COSTS OF ELECTRIC ROADS.
WASHINGTON, July HAW mm A
costs and the marketing of electric ' '
railway securities were ~bdutonllhg BRITTON Ago LEWLB To "551', A
handily” mm’ Johmmmtmlmueun‘
“191mm. mumdnmm
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mommadenweek'omhoutoflohn
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Botwhy would more be my hm: o!
.mblic demand for a much between
Wynd-Wlllsormotheruek-
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ed about Jock Johann Wendie“:
title holder. to difficult tom.
When Johnson was dine-ed It was
thermal-I opinion tut nootke
odor-ed murmgetthemoe
to ”Mt tor the world's boom
and if” n numb was pre-
1:“th opposition would“
bmught to_proveutlt.
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WhiteISox have'only two dependable
pitchétnfi.~Ed’die Ciootte and Chamomi-
llams. Yet'tlte White Sox fire in front,
and promise to he in -the light 'fo the
{ninth
annual state shoot of the Fall.-
» Rod and Gun club will be had
"- traps on Tamarack-Minn”
Saturday. July 26, mn‘ onset-
'--11.1 mher clubs of the Connec-
T1‘.1pshooters’ association and
organizations In New York
E0 in Danbury to W“-
'11‘111- of the Pahqniotfue club are-
The Americans 101' met Norwilk
I11 make this annual mot would like tmhear 2mm ill 1-2—15 yeti-I
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by witnmeobebre- the W mec-
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