F
_,
independents “fan It
on» riiis‘crmines in Three
il‘t'.‘ Scrics Fifty Years
git
;. ll l‘lyin'n'on 'ti‘liilp’TdoTkihg
. Lit! rclicx‘. ycStr-rdny. camé
Jl‘h-‘l trophy. modeled in the
his.- lmil. oi“ regulation siZc.
g'ui hack it flood of plea-8am
‘3 in ll he was a. member of
;. pnmiwnts. a famous club in
ion: Manny. way back half a
:1.“ ulwu tho game was
\lc hincton generously pres!
l lic in the uptown rcpre-
n; The Sentinel. who prizos
\lr. Byimton said that
.v miniature bat oi’ solid ma-
. root with it. but it hid
tils‘ippeill'fitl. He gives
Mill)" uncctlotcs of those
.i-iys.“ whcn sonic stirring
ihc’ tild Amphitheatrc
were locntr‘xi aT “fil-
- and (‘iiiheriiw strect. hut
' l= ill rmht‘r just how tho trn<
I.ii;.il'llt'ii. but rvcullcd that it
:iitcmion whun dis.-
. ‘.\ intlow of thc coi'nt r drug
v=\‘ H w itlontlcnnin: pharmacy.
“._' “will whet-c to gct good
i ‘ story. thc “'l‘iii‘l' lookcd up
X 1' *ith)‘. zit Mt:(,‘:iiil:_‘»'s rosin“-
il. illioul a word, liiindmi il
iifV
\- “it‘ll
li"il‘,l
.‘ N \\'lmrt-. did you not that?"
l: iv't‘tlfznl'ling it. inatantly. 0n
114i.iit‘t'tilllillut‘tli
.- imi; was a iucmht-r of ihc‘
iiiili time. and l rcmi-mbcr
~. :‘i “'1’”. It was for a series
-- gz-ziies bvtwccn tho indr‘pf‘ntl-
ml lilt‘ Silvcrmini-s. :it that time
4 miizest rivals.
tin il (in!) had won a game. and it
v “i-iibbcr" and ran to a tie at
‘..i liali‘ ot‘ the ninth. when lely
>iii.!‘|ilil. ouo of our strong players.
. tun hziggvr. \vht-n two mcn wrrc
'l‘li-i'nnx‘t mun up Was Glibi‘l‘i. :i
l.1xitcltvr but the wcakesl hitter on
iwziin. ”Everybody among tht- homc
. um I. bvaxcti him to ‘Do something'
til i}i”)4‘l'i surely did. For. to the.
. ll‘iit‘l' oi himself and everybodyalse.
. -. actually knocked out a home run.
itilllL'.illC'. in (lrumman ahead or him
.mrl winning his own game and the
., . . , T _
., .phy‘ . . ;Oliit>.l‘ ripe-uses. zoom ‘38 token go :lbgoStho ‘1': better known eleven in the easti ‘ THE STANDINGS ifor “no“ in total but lilting. Roush The Snowmen A f; untreated w
rit:l't' iath’: line—up tafihnl game. as H‘ " “‘9 an on" on 0‘ 3‘37”“! todav. while 7““ Cornell tint” . ‘vhas a. total of 214. while “Them.“ mark mul‘fi-Stl‘t’Ol th Snx I by tho Ft"!!! 1
:f.".l-“;hl‘;a “on! the mmblnrd manor- RICH L‘ ’TO - 'STW . ItOmorrow it will "e their “‘“dms “'6 the remainder of the ”Stern colleges! Amerifln Lent“ is an 19-14 Thursday nitrl‘SWim- The 5‘“
.. o . {use two yvgieran ball myogm, . A. R W . -. . . ' ‘ then the “rubber game“ will hate. to will { rat that: ”"0 In“ W. Y. P. i‘ '~ " . i. in no terv tor Snowmanc was Samara“: ll!"
-'1=".ics (casino:- captain {ind 2b: (iii! 3 330.35. REINY°§709g3 ‘1 be phyed 9H ‘ “9'15“ ,9 . ‘ n‘ ionicazo ....... “i“ 50 .638 (“mm 0‘ pmsmrgh' ”A refimn- for Red‘s“ attache all!
.'7'-rt(‘. “z"?““““- c: Joseoh Cousins.z i.ot:isi'n.i;n.._xr§ Sent zriaThe ‘ . Fee“- .' i .-, . ‘ ‘0”th ------------ 3“ 5* 106 63M." 0' "0°19“- °°P°"°°, ”m" I” ““1 Lombardie the star'piwhcr for il! -
I) km,p91 R’vam' 1b; Grumman. 3"" ‘50 000' [Atonlnchampionship stakeS. aw become L. hm“ all 'M train comp! ’h‘sifiew York """""" 77 '5‘: ‘ '5“ “5"‘5‘e‘k‘r‘ hls"reco(1 0‘ 35 ham“ So: who wa‘a'aen‘t to showcrs in t.
“:clr'Bmgon. If, George Bfingtom cf; 6“ £1 to be America‘s “an“. race wl . Jog Mulvlhiil not m _:l joomc F0“ that-Mr”! in the gumm-.m[mt ............... 7 .. _ .59. .555 High-i 3:353er 21 team ‘mate. is next mfl.,‘nm and Subs; Quota-hf
. ‘35::ng )al:§;&rfifs. devol (1'me ‘ edwmu‘on“ ‘moe c8“ lthfi fl.“ OSH‘h‘ 8‘! I: 'Lfl“§.fi :M'm“ 13‘” m “’1' W Pm.‘0a ............... 66 58 I I‘m-I“ “m'ntlr £9. le‘llh‘! hon)? “Tit-i I am II'P pl‘mg ll ””133 01 ’.
{muons pitch“ and w n t(we ' to a. _, , .. «ball commission. Be baa a mat , The will!!! of fiyéfli “a limr M at. Lotus ............. 66- . . .482. ' 1 '1‘1 “.an unchallenged. twitb the Sox. and wool/litre an“
of the a“. pMquiona? “8337*“,mw M“. “- yLOotobet'll. accordinsto an- of confidence in illicit-and bonnet- a ‘m: - ‘ , “Jim ........’. .53 84 .387 record 9 r .‘the second game. Monday dim
iimton D C ‘Iie also 28:11:; 3.2312; Wmém’ “3"” Rummy “ck” that he is the bed nan tot- the posi- in :1 ”2?; 1:1,; ‘2"... Jud.” ’w‘de‘l’h“ """ i (4:: 1°“ ““3 fl ion the Snowden A. 0‘s ground-- TD!
. . ' .’ ‘ . ma e‘ u o - w: . - ' m.
°r. ’“"°"“°mg “‘9 curve" hail maim- C1“ ”‘mm°‘* “a“ ““9 “'3' tion. Joe had better take it easy if be A: minv collexel gamut-1y at m. m i“ .v c 7'“: "‘7 "Mb“ '63.:“35; 5.2“‘§i..33§20.-"i~.m as:
_w ilk. " ,beea «trauma- unis detains, of the d fl '8.“ mu“, “m. of m. “'5. - ' ' 1" N Cincinnati ............ 95 it . 3' ‘ R t. H“ goon.
‘ “ world series baseball Men were :’ m. 1‘ Harvard. Cornell “d . ton; B New York ............ 84 53 .013 "“1 nm°rd 5"”c“ New on“ ‘ _..——-———-—
Add S’I‘RIKF‘ . - . . , 1’99“" to jump on “9° ' coaching staffs an in cbarso. - F’m'y‘ I “
, poi ”T caz cfsosc madaknown Jillmsioam=cofifi .__.. . < »- emu" """"""""" 7‘ 6‘ ‘5“ ~0R MEMIRENO MARCH!“ a»
”LAN“. Orc, Sept. 27.—Ten ”M with the Cincinnati datoo The » . Among the more important ’mumitmbutxh ........... 70 67 .611 ' . . rEGUCIGALPA
thousand workers in steel shipyards of ‘ . . . I “e. Mabc Joe want: that positio- and on “)0th “we on: Harvard ".inrooklyn ............. 69 70 .498 The New Milford Times aay5- i ‘
“to Portland district will strike Oct ’1 race $10,. ”Irma.“ at} one I) be he does not but Perhaps the . m k 303‘“ ------ 4 --------- 58 82 59‘ Negotiations “ve been h muras" '
unless an order of Director‘Genei-ai QT“: three-quarters. “fry” in ‘ hat-u ‘ it ‘u is that Bates at‘Cnmbrme. my n '5' St. Loin ............. ‘8 82 .8” the pat fov days. '0' the hiring 0". SAN SALVADOR. ROPUWC 0‘ H’
Al'l-tt‘rson or the shipping Bum de_ ____...._.—————-— .w to i mg n o i: m But-33m at Philadelphia: DIN-0"“ Philadelphia .......... 47 87 .351'mme of tho Bridgeport Wood “‘1’ “a“, Friday. Sept. 27.-«Gew-al Catr—
.lai'mg- wage increases, recently agreed WILLS IS HELPING 0.30“", Joe Ma to ace hia name in t e t T V,_W at HOIIOVPI': Anny vs. —,-—-———— 13km; Co): buildings. at Still Rlvcr. ios 0“? of the leaders or the n.”
m until after the tritium] confer. - point headlines flashed across lb. Middlcbury at West Mg: In“ 1:. by ., nay mm at not m. Al' ' ~ . .
"imp at. Washington. Oct. 6. is rescind-I
mi. it was said how todav v officials
or the Steel Worker-5' Uniogt .
l
HICKEY SUCCEEDS BARTHEL
Farmar Officer of cattery F Enter.
internal Revenue Servlce
Lit-tit. John Hickey. formerly of
'ii.iit-ry F. Field Artillery,
lord. has been appointed a Deputy
4 .llt-cior of internal Revenue by Col-
lt- 'tm' John J. W'aish of Hartford. He
will iakt- the place of Justus J. Bar-
t‘ml. who was killed in Stamford last.
wi-ck, and will haw: charge of miscel-
lttncous duties in this district. Lieut.
Hickey scrvcd in Eatery F and Bat-
tt-i'y ll of the 103d F‘Qld Artillery on
Vim" Texas HorI‘/~r_-".=e:f in France. Sint'Wn
his diacliarge from tho army. he wvu
employed as substitutte ciol‘k in lhl‘.
Smmford‘ post-office. Nu passed ex-
aninations for the deputy coiled"!-
chip successfully. intending to tckc
the place of Dr. William J. Harnett,
rt-signed. when Mr. Barthel’s d:
muse-d thc vacancy nearcr homo.
ii -g:in his duties yesterday.
llk?
_.l»
'l'lic world's serics will take pl
it"xt-weck. The. Sentinel is again
., i (1 _ 1 [ biz-:91 7““ ‘11P: h u' ’ her [5.9 W 11‘
; It”.H if)! d('( “111(1): 3 e )u . - . I . I {i I‘qt 0t \_Ol'enl _ i .
l.’i\ II. t" 1'! . . . I t. . 60 h ' .~ -' t
l i i \Qll ‘ ('Olnf‘ 0‘ 9 I Q q” 91%;". in 1‘? f9 ‘_ 033$ In m " e“ ‘.
w wirc and givn the fans the benefit
or m s-pi-vicus. The plays as We)? 8"?
lli iiit‘ will ho anouncod and each in-
iiin: will he megaphonod in full. Fur-
tin-r o‘ctuils concerning the game will
i-i [limit-led soon and once again
it ... lml fans will hear the now already
tuiww phrase. no runs, no hits, no
i» '1» Batter up.
UNLUCKY THIRTEEH
‘ r'm-e-spondent BUWQI that ‘h'.
. 'u of tl:.e“m:i1nl.‘.kfill-“Q‘fill'y ml!
< - win is} to be round in the casting
‘ .‘ Him to discover‘s."‘mk!
fur the destruction of the Jemi-
. mm was certainly a; most not
inn-up Selqctioxg‘ln ”Mr
:‘itILy '
:Armory A. A.. Jersey City.
‘this W and in
. -.--.‘4.
oeFioi
FOR 'CBJM‘EON'S‘CONTES‘RS
Officals rot“ ‘Harvard’s football:
games} this fall with Yale,
» arcard+7ato game; refuse W.’
S. Langsford : of "Trinity; umpirej
David Fuii’z or Brown; ‘ilesman.
Commander E. S. Land of Annapolis.
Harvard~Princeton .game. refereeq
W. S. Lpgi’ord of Columbia; field
judge, G. N. Bankhart of Dort-
mouth: licsman. TV. Mr Morlcc orl
Brown.
Harvard-Brown game.
W. S. Langford of Trinity:
Hugh McGraih of
referee.
umpire
field judge. W. S. flannel! of Tufts: r,
linesfnan. I). E. Sullivan of Syra-i
cusc. . i
W _._. l
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NO FREE TICKETS FOR —
ARMY AND NAVY GAME
Thorn will be no free tickets to‘.
the army-navy football game at thc.
Polo grounds. New York. for distrig
hutionio the public. and it is likely
that thc tit-kcts which may be pur-f
cha‘sed at. $3 01:33.50 can only be1
obtained through the member of
tlic army or navy athletic associa-'
tion. Thcrc will be. 44,000 tickets
caclijnstitution ~rocclving 13.854 for
distribution to its mcmbcrs. This
is expectcd to allow cach member of
the navy athletic. assocla‘don but
two.
Tho others will be on sale to tho
m-“emhcr notihcassociatio’n.
members of the association, and the
only chance the general public will
have will he to purchase through
thcm if any rcmain unsold after
Novemhcr 15. which is unlikely. They
will be sold b'y the National Exhi-
bition company. owners of the Polo
grounds” ‘. .It. is . though that tlt'é
aus warrantie- 2 ..
Prince- "
ton andnrown have been announced '3
airv the Athletic association as fol-
;lOW' ‘ I it
Boston millage; ] .
entrance tmlnv while
teams bid fart Well to the season.
plumb)
nedy_ the 1918 captain-elect. for left
KICKIN’ Ammo
WITH LOCAL SPORTS
The lids 6f boys.
Football makes its
many of the
Up in Hartford.
the
Tomorrow afternoon. the backwoods
money received will just about (mild and the Tire: will play their fourth
ih.: cost ”of the special standannd game 0! their series. The Lockwood
”Fon'no'UT wrn-i RATHER
Mike 'O'Dowd the middlewbight
champion of the world. who is to
sporting pages.
The Rex A. C. are scheduled to
rstu 3 now it candidate! are
tomorrow. ' Babe b
.3.
and and \Veinsteln for right.
iiiiiswrigiiiiiiiis
NE\V YORK. Sept. 27.~»\\'lth the
war basis on nearly thirty grimromiifioush
This seasson'
throughout ilte country.
marks the fiftieth anlvcrsary
game in Amerim. ‘ '
Harvard. Pennsylvania. Dartmouth.
Brown and the Arm wcrc among the
of ihc
Rondo Island Stat. at Providence:
Washington and Jefferson vs. Geneva
________..__._.__————
box Auglc Rainer eight rounds at the the team of the U. S. 8. “em-u. to MD. TILLEY'O Extlili'l'fi AT HIN-
Monday nlght. does not draw
color line so far as sparring partners
are oonoomd. to: his chief helper
is Harry Wills, the best negro
heavyweight. in the world and much
of Stam-
bettcr than the majority of while the Tires tomorrow.
heavyweight.
Wills is of great assistance to
O'Dowd.‘ for the big black is a
cleverjboxer and can school the
middleweight is a good defenece
against the Rainer attack. Will is
champion to fcint '
is it good do-
coaching the
openings, as Ratncr
fenstve boxer.
Despite the
of a .quick knockout.
are good that the contest will
the limit. but it should be one of
tho most intcresting in the history
of the middleweight class. .
claims of the rivals,
the changes
so
To set at rest all rumors regarding
\Viltlc's future m‘ovcm'c‘ht's. the man‘
who in handling Britton's‘ tour in tliis‘
counlrv denim-cs that the flyweifilrt
. -p.-...
18 and expects tofibe readx for action”
while becoming acclimated and his
first important engagement will be at:
the International Sporting Club, Eehu‘
rary 3. when he win meet the
hant‘i'tm obtainable. probably Moore or
Lynch. . ~"
2 _-.
winter or ONLY A raw Bouts
, ..~.'
l
mm
at Warm kept how?“
bout :
ithe futurtrbox in the
It JimmyNL’fldc boxes all the match-
es that am being nrrangad for PW inf; ringside.
England and 113-!
: ‘ .1391; M7”!- AnOI‘I—i for the Com: C0,,
cs an! servfliw'mo it"- a mini; ”and to .ma-rort towns-ant.
- :30 —w.. mg"
l.
“e“ marrow at Prospect Park. a lam num—
‘he ber of the local team motors wfll ac,
company than on tho trip and than.
the game.
—-——-—
11 Buck lynch apenrs in tli'e box for
the Lockwoodai
. I. .
will try that! beat to tale his noun 0 bita at fair.
and send his gloriea to the grave.
The doiezv which
suffered last week did not please them
at all but as it goes it cannot be helped.
for Tomorrow is the day and the down-
town boys expect to come heme with
the victory and the series in their
possession.
Cronk will have to come acrosa
morrow: he
gums last week, when
4: l
to-
‘M‘éd to make good in tho
everything many ditferent
EOLA‘
Misti Albertina W. of am.»
Ndbaaboonattbomm.h'
11.,1wtbepaufevm “ch
oxbafla of vats-(owl. etc.
at» rem man: im cabl-
Thona an tuo
smut pools with Wow].
The
the Imckwooda. exhibits in the education ball. poultry-
boas and needle-worh‘department are
nevry extensive. An exhibit of the
Dexter cattle tlriah) ia exccedingly in-
‘ This small breed of cattle
investing.
am good milkAproducirl. giving from
4 to 5. quarts of milk' W day. The
Red Crows and Y. W. C. A., have very
‘interoatm tents. The flower exhibit
is a vorw pretty sight. and contain:
varieties of dahllas.
from a foul to a pop-Liv was needad asters. Bet-
ito make some kind of a showing
against Lynch's twirling.
~,‘_
_’____,__..._———-————
.utu'rARv FLAVOR
3 IN JERSEY sour
The next interesting series that will ‘ Mike O'Dowd. middlewelshlr'WOfld’fi
ho playfii‘i in this citv will be
J champion wlil leave England Octobcr bctweu the winner of'the Lockwood—
Tires series and the Tigers. *
K. o. anoint-N TRAINS.
K. 0. Brown. who has defeatedsome “1 condition is case
of the host men in the country. will ants ‘111‘ b? pet-M and
Nev will 'nlnxe on skin
York gymnasium: to fulfill several en-‘
he was signed for loot Trance will be at
Brown fought as a light- at their favorite
weight three months ago, but will in {pic :- decidedly
featherweight ma are evenly III
can make 122|dld tussle is awful;
start preparation today at n.
gagententa that
evening.
ranks. as he asaerts he
.ceiisaaitmpurm men ‘ _ he will cal-MUG: in own acorn-s .
1;. am champion an a rtch 099‘ _ _ .- _
. mmmmmzammum in Nw'gaten
those champion an
or. who are to meet at the Armory a.
A.. Jamey City. next ‘
'11.!“ Wind up their training
' mt on sand“.
and . hitting.
Hundreds of that; comrades
I «..
{ "Workman; are
«on ond unseen:
upon bet: WK!!!“
’1 .
iiiiiiii’i’iisiflm
nsebnll season on the wanv, intercoL;
Ruth. will present to the holder at the leglate football m'flc‘ initial bowl
lucky ticket one of his baseball bats. to thc sporting publicytoday on a‘ pro-3
which are so much cherished by
lovers of bust-ball.
i
naming Jack Ken-
v
Leading Batters
intbeMaJor Leagues
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Player. G. AB. R
3Cobb .......122 m at) us
."each ........137 529 85 188
’Jackson ...... 138 516 79 180 .349
ism" ........ 13a rm 9: 171
Tobin ........ 125 474 5:: 15.5
NATIONAL ~l EA'-Ut
Player. G. A B. R. '8
........131 {97 72 159 3:0
Hornsby ..... 12:6 504 R5 - 161
gMeuael ....... 132 51?- G'l 158
iMycr: . . . . .133 511 6'.’ 157
-Young ....... 128 482 71 148
‘Grob ......... 120 440 79 135
rnsmnm’tr’s mum's
All-than. Loam”.
New York. I: Philadelphia, 2.
Don‘t. 10: m. 7.
Other teama not schodulod.
N 'w Yang‘s Boston,
0 . i . .
Brooklyn, 13: Philadelphia, 3.
mdmdenwwt‘a“ s L
Monday night,
to“! and number of the rooters to come by.
So far as the‘ DhYfil' automobile.
any! the contest Country Club at 1:45.
thé ringside [6 ui’ge'
macro“!!! “‘1 paint- about at such times art than h‘ m
at Roma font a: ,
‘1 Leona-d I. ”my. tom'li" partition for next m " ..
' " ' ’wim, w,,'.‘isimk°f.ouhhcfinfl-
hat baan ,pgin' that.”
,l ~fw1- '. ‘. .
St; Luis, 8; Man. 1 (13 in-
andout). H: Chicano. 5-0.
Wan 5mm
Indianapolis. 11; flilwaukee. 7.
Louisville. 7: Minneapolis. 5.
St. Poll. 3; Tokdo. '2.
ioDAYo'cmns
America-i Loam".
New York at Philadelphia (2).
St. Louis at Cleveland. ‘
Dom: at Waabingtoa.
Detroit 9' Chicago.
National Leanna.
Philadelphia at NQw York.
Brooklyn at m.
Pituburgh at St. Louis.
Chicago at Cincinnati.
A
BLAOK ROCK TEA.“
i
i PLAYS 1"."le IN
. NORWALK‘ TODAY
‘fllis afternoon. the tennis team
of the Black Rock Country club will .
d Augie Router. challenz- play their return game with the Nor?
walk Country club at. Nor-walk. The.
committee has arranged for a jar”
leaving the Block Rock
’ courts will no tilted during the whter
“mention“. " ‘ .
mo alto
DOG WITH “RE«
(kptmed i'm'i'l the batting championdum
durlngflhis major loagm- career
in 11116. when Tris
him out of the coveted position. Pint
1'55 include. games of “'odnesdaF'
.340 “"5 _
327-336 with Jim Thorpv. of Boston. fxvc
points behind him.
.307 in scoring. managed to cling
'3‘" lead 01 one run. Burns has rcglstereil
“‘ ‘ '79 scores.
'votcran. and
though
not. complete.
arty to state who tba parties concern
neaain the near future.
tier-hood that
in tho rough and
Those compel”
the We in; the team are m. R. w. inn. :1. 'r. '--
. Buckingham, Godfrey Weildlleh, John.
in c. Wilaon and r. M. Fosdiclt. ' '3
Very tag «pain is being played
and the 9‘1"“ Wm in mm matches. and a great inter-
war: flare-’4 The" at]: being taken ”in the game at
tched and a 39"”? the 7 club. _ Inwavements are bolus
‘ .. am on the courts and the cement
i .,
"‘ <
M“ gamma. o,
a
CHICAGO. Sept. 27.“-The closing
“the baseball season finds Tyrus Rf
ifmond Cobb. star outfielder with l“:
troit. in pea-casino N the Al‘nm‘lt‘h‘
.Lcagiic battini. championship for tr
twelth time in thump years.
acordintr to unofficial al'cragm today
.(i::
- twenty-nine points ahead
his tram 'uaic.
Colin
li ading tho race uith 1 mark of .37:-
of’ Ycac‘
Tho only year in which Cobb .waa
W". .
Speaker force 1
‘ “one" limb. the home run marvel.
is in thc sev'enili place in the list of
batting leaders with an average at
Ruth. \‘(ii'ifii‘ achicw-mcfil of drivinl:
on: 23 homers forms a world rocn-wi.
hail: the
. a . . ... » havinr .r’!‘bli‘b(‘d 13R “3% blowc
This photograph shown Fred Dawsonfihcad a total of 280 lvsws. Hr also
coach. putting sonic of them through their paccs during a hard afternoon's drill.” Dawson has mam. two tenta-
tive selections for the varsity team. He placed two yoteranain charge of the wing positions,
n."V
-I-'D
hit'i {rig
to"
load“
mind in cxn'a bat
in scorinvz. having counted 192 runs
Eddio Collin». the ('hicaco S‘Of‘nnii
bananas, is topping tho hasr- manor:
,;,-__.__A,_. with 32. with Gcorge Slslcr of St. Louis-
ncxt in the list with 2*.
Rico. of ‘R’ashington. are travelling in
third place with 27 each.
(‘obb and
“Gavvv” Prat-nib. managcr of' tlir
H. P t‘ Philadilpbia club. is ahead in the raw“
333 for tho National Logguc baiting tltic.
'3": although the racc is c1059.
The in cr-
ohow Cmvath in thc lcad with
Bums. of New York. ”who crowded
'11., Hclnic (iron. the Cincinnati third has: -
308 man. out of the commanding porfffcr.
to his
ZaCk “Then. the Brook‘yn
Roush .re fighting it out
all details 0! who lease are
and ma no not. at lib-
oairtain that
bats are to be made
sold elsewhere for
a .1 an“; "‘
W um. .
gar-w lightweight Mast
P-illy (ii‘owon. managw of Henri?
l.<-'i:‘-..rti. ling 'world's lightwdght
champion. Wm ‘39: night shown at dis
patch Pom. Y’vliilcdi‘lpliircharging him
v itli
hi:
V 411 (it-cling
Meet Cnampioa to a M-
eree’s Decision
~.~. losing an o't’o-r of 325.004 for
a bout bV‘lWen the tiilc ho'idcr'infl
Low Tcnt’llc" m 13.3 p. un's.
"AW no such olic: ha
{111.
been rooclvod
raid Gibson. “1 mum not mry’
But in 'il'ili'I‘ to I)“.
tire champion's position in the It.“
i
mot-t Tcmilwr in an)
round bout in Philadulpliia. when, illn-
bunk cha'ilo-nzer coulu' ‘w i'hvcd “G
a knockout
round or his battle with Willie Jack~
son, ’l‘cndler has rot in mevt 11303”.
for tho title in either fifteen or (W
round bouts to a decision.
rim; mils! he piir hid (in llt'Wll‘I‘ lla‘l‘lv
'lcar l will ray that liconard will ’9
ticcizicrilcs; fit»
hi hi- was in "it- first.
and ti,
tory.
“l have offered 'l‘cmiloi 1hr M'-
somc sum of $7 .‘ti-n to: such a bolt
to take. place in (‘onncciit-ut. and if he
ih:1‘.;:$.ht\ i'li" a chant to pin the
championship his opportuniti is lac--
fore him. I will givc Tenu‘lfi infill
Octnbor l to accept this offcr and “he-
dtitw‘ rn‘ flu no i' will hr pron“ posit!"-
innt hc it. bluifing. Loo'nani will moor.
Tirwndlci but once in a coals—wt to It
decision. and ii‘ the loud talking m-
or acceptc the oils-r and moon: L.»
hard in the ring hr nm’cr thorcagur
will figure as a contender for .
title."
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SNOWCtENS DEFEAT RED ‘0‘
supporting Dr. Alberto W-
claina to the presidency. b m
1118 I‘m”. the cabin-IL I“ t
force of 900 men. It is said M
most of the leaflet-shined! “Cg:
Dr. Francisco "-ertmnd. who not.”
1y relinquished the custom. up.
gum” Eenliotcd in Dr. Hammond: ”on,
m EW Chmion Who Is to
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