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lilliar'd Champion Practic-
ing at Dnvmg outgrow-
ing in Final Workout
NEW YORK. Oct. ISL-Willie Hop-
1.:- tln- champion atoll branches of
ll ilk line bliliill‘tlfi. did not, play a. set
..
“0me m; ggugmm. anarchic-air...
ins are “logged at Willie" “can be-
luatch yesterday. but practiced certain
bltlltn in the way tit-drives and draws.
in which he wished Ito-perfect himself.
Jhppe spent several hours at the. Na-
tional Recreation Academy, Brooklyn.
and amazed the onlookers With the
mastery be displayed. over the ivories.
Hoppe will tonnerw and Saturday
11kt- his final workouts previous to the
tournament and wilt play set matches
vith able opponents. Koji Yamada. the
‘ :tpanesc expert. will play at Rational
tt creation this afternoon with Morris
rown, forms-r amateur champion. and
tonight with \V. J. Halin.
. Jake Schac‘m' and Ora Morningstar
_ had their tusslt-s with Albert (‘utlt-r, a.
Maurice Italy's Academy. and showed
wonderful form. Schacfer missed his
first thrt-u shots in his game. but in
lhe next thrce scored 217 points, in-
cluding a run of 1-19. He averaged 30
and seemed to be. in fine stroke. Morn-
iuzstar counted consistently and over
illit'll 23. running out with an unfinish-
iei 40.
Start Games at 1 o'Ciock.
Six ov' the svn-n 'contcnders for the
Jl-Iiulliii balklinc billiard champion-
.\1.:p. at the Hotel Astor. will be seen
an no xt Monday in the games in the
in“ room. Jake Schaei‘er and Ora.
iti.n|iill;sl,a:' will start the balls roll<
2a.: at 1 p. m.. and the veterans, George
St lion and George Slosson. will lock
.lx-avns at. «i p. in. The big treat will
(mm: at 8:30 p. m.. when champion
\'.illn» lloppc will engage the sensa-
iimial young player. W'ulltcr Cochran.
Cochran an Improved Player.
(nihmn long has been considered
on» of the leading contenders for Hop-
pc’s titIv and is probably the equal of
on} of tile playcrs that have been de-
\‘t'lllllt‘ll durin: them-past few years.
IL- was llPr'dltlt'tl as a marvel when he
filial made his appearance, nearly ten
)tars ago. and his game has greatly
improwd since that time.
The youthful contended arrived Mon-
day from Detroit to make his final pre-
p'trations for the tournament and is
(-wger for the contest with Hoppc. ap-
pu-ently believing he. has an evcn
chance with the leading balkliner. Ho
is; undoubtedly pleased that the match
bt‘iWePI‘i him and Floppe, Was schedul-
ed as the first evening game of the
tournament and there are many who
think that the fact will be his advant-
age rather than Hoppc's.
The match between Hoppe and Coch-
mn has been one of.tlie_moat sought
alter and discussed events in the bi]-
liztrd world for the last
Cochran has repeatedly challenged
Iiioppe, but the two could not be
brought to terms and the match never
materialized. so that there was little'
cause the New zYorlt'ligl'l ‘ t fig
-‘" tuned to accept hank O’Bflefi;_ ml}
The LOCW‘Ti". We. at the one in a bout with Young Emg- Jackv
present time, has canned- a Fenls‘c‘m' wanted Kid Mcparuand 33 ref;
amount of interest. Now-that. this m'loneara man who could be depended on
,terest is being shown, it, it reported”a not with scrupulous fairness. Phil
that both teams are to secure league Glassman. mum- of Low meg;
lplayers to appear in. their lino-UM out,” the promoter .1 the to and be
Sunday. If this int-rue. neither 0! the inflated on O’Brien being the third
teams deserve any credit it they win man in the ‘-"n:_ Jackson declared he
the series, for it was not done withfwoum not box under O'Brien and
the aid of the same men who were threatened to leave the ring. Finally
seen in Jim line-up in the previous a compromise 'ag reached and M
games. The series is “PM“ to be Ryan acted as referoe. ’
1135de With none on!" than local ‘3“- Jackson was quite justified in refus-
Oll the field. and that is just what local mg to accept O'Brien as referee, for
fans W8!" to 599- They are 110‘ out to he it was who saved Lew Tendler from
‘seo league players appear on the fileldv‘afinockout at the hands of Jackson in
“mill Aim
Hayfier Sui: fiational Cun-
‘ ..iission Ellie Authm-ity
to Act in Mailer '
John Heydler. president or the Na.
~tioni League and membtr of the Na.
tionnl Commission. will not vote on
the question as to Whether the Yank-
ees get a share of world's series
money. The question hinges on wheth.
er the Yankees finished in third place,
They finished third largely through the
manual 18:
two, years. ‘
which will cause them to lose interest?
but thdy are out to see local boys on
the field and to see them with a great-
or added interest. if the managers of
these teams think that by using
“ringers" in their line-ups they are
helping baseball in this city. they will
soon learn that they are very much-
mistaken. There is plenty of time left‘
between now and Saturday, and it in
the hope of all that both managers will
‘ agree to use the same line-ups they
have been using in previous games.
The Tiger football team, of this city.
‘will hold practice tomorrow night. at
the east-bound railroad station. provid-
ing weather permits. The. local team
is prcparing for their tussle with the
Shamrocks, of Stamford, on Sunday.
The game will be played in Stamford.
Nobody seems to care about promot-
ing boxing shows in this city any more.
Several years back there was a show
taking place every month, but now
Ethere isn't one given every year.
I Stamford High school is playing very-
excellent ball this season. They have
played two games and have won tbeur
both. Thcy defeated the Classon Point ‘
-Academy. which was their first game.
by the score of 26-0. and, on Monday
afternoon, they defeated the Hoboken
High school by the score of 99-0.
,Thut‘s going some.
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LEONARD EASILY _.
j “ BEATS PHIL BLOOM
Champion Has Opponent. at His Mercy
in Detroit.
DETROIT, Mich, Oct. 16.-Bcnny
Leonard. lightweight. champion, cosily
outfought Phil Bloom in a tenoround
no decision bout here last night. in the
opinion of newspaper men. Leonard
all but stopped his opponent in three
I! the rounds. It was the Champion’s
al go_ before his title match with
Johpny Dundee. at Hadlord.~Conn. an
October 27. ~
fa! Moore, of Memphis, was given
the newspaper decision over label
White. of Albany. in the end ot'. tan
rounds of fast boxing. '
' end.
,at the Stttc mtg. in‘tliis city, 0cm 3; 'tcr‘gié ‘3 .
iber 27. Titanium have been Mediumhaion, Wan desire to enter
.co permit tor-flu and of the turning
a recent bout. Tendler was really aid of Carl my; who pitched tor the
knocked out ‘but O'lBrien piermitted New York club on the strength of a
Glassman 1° (.elugc t ‘9 sense 955 man temporary restraining order procured
with water a" he ":‘Iived' ,1“ “‘1‘: alter he had been "upended indefinite-
Ilon. "‘9 90“" by 03mm “as “‘7‘ ly by Bun Johnson. president of the
deliberate. American League.
i Fm l: Numipresident of tho De-
thzna V%S.oHtAI.;OCKl: Wm tron club. the cm Lite Yankees beat
The Tigers. 0 u om out tor third pincq.‘ as protested the
JPIXruey util‘Betts: £313. fimfofiilel: award of third mnioney to tho
day after oon, n o 88; Yankees on the , _, tliarthe games
1110." arc ‘0 Dlfl)‘ ”19 {85‘ Shamrocks, won by Maya. a suspended player, ena-
‘of that place. coached by Maxie Mern bled xpw York to finish in that posi—
stein, a former Columbia College star. lion. Navin has directed his protest
The- following member: of the Tiger to the National Commission, which
team should be at the cant-bound “3' temporarily has held up the money al-
tion. Friday night. at 7:30 sharp. for lotted to the New York American play-
practice: Edward (Scoop) O’Brien. erg,
former New London Nam team's star '1 do not 39.: how the National com.
handing a defeat 10 me last American decision on this matter. and l for one
Chain team. or Bridgeport. last year: will not vote on .it,‘ said Heydler. yes-
Tucker, Raymond, \Villiams, Roberts. u-rday. “understand, 1 have no Obie!»
Peequa, Nancy. Malleck. WarRO. Bartl- tion to Mr. Nayin making his proton
on. Jack'ltooney. Tntsie Rooney. Tar- of third place mimey to the Yankees,
luv and Moriarity. land I think this money should be held
a -— _ in escrow by t ational Commission
CANNOT HlVE WTFO tuntil the;Am , League decides for
A RY. itself who an in third place.
HARTFORD. Oct. 16.-—Bbxflfz Wi- An mama“... Ann.
motors, among them Joe’lnuinill. 0: "But it is . ‘ that. the Na-
In-idgeport. has been confidently or- up.“ C __ .. no. toact
ranging a bout bethen “new Leon-ion this , tilt Amen
ard and mum andeo.10 mmhti . digs-the Na.-
mencative on the
(‘olonjci Charle- W. W. comm-attains; case he: aide entirely with the
ing the m military District. Comm league. um up to the American
necticut State Gourd. M to“! Milan‘s. to again-Jar mien who finish-
gm and“
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had'been,gi\'en nor would qua. _
d v, be turned over to
grante '. , "
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. , rt “Vere the National Commission to
HARVARD BATTLES ‘ ; ‘~‘inake any decision on this matter it
1.. am FIERQQLWould drnw it lam-go Cari Mays case,
(truncations, M ' (wt. 16.~M,ME.WL‘€” Amerlcnn League
will tie few-{mtg Minis} {Rd-cm. mipmmisnioubns no author-
whian mm ' .bnl _ :It! I! in! with inatteu um pet-mu:
strenboua workouts than my “durum to ‘ ' J
the “stool-n yesterday. With every Heydh _ ’~ 5veil found-
coach acting as "pep" producer, the 9d. Were the National Commission to
varsity line. with the aubatitut bucks decide Mar og- not new van; or
acrimmaging against the sub (M Detroit mm in tho Amado-i
with the first string backfield men, League it would three the commission
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Scoop playcd a grcat part in mission can be expected to make any.
the money held by]
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,Ihétf’otd Bingo-m 0,.
g - h Mt—Jersey
- am Is Rearranged 3
No comer did Joacphus Hulvihill,‘
the Connectkmt promoter, mix . a
tempting dish of mm: ”nets thou ‘
into the midst of it hopped a fly. Barre-t
ly had “Mul” announced that Benny'
Leonard, the lightweight champion of'
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Mimi]
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the world, and the best drawing card Groa- will be held in the library
Mead-y evening, October
in the roped square, had boon matched
to m with Johnny Dundee, the alert»
batic Italian, in Hartford, on October
27, in the State Armory. than u! jump-
of] Col. Bin-pee. head of the Connecti-
cut Home Guard. and declared that
nothing of tho kill mention-d by lul-
vihil! would takephcc. At last .t
in th Stun Armory.
Col. Burp‘ec then resound bl- cit-n“.
whmpon the Soldiers, Sutton and.
Marines Club arose in military forma-
tion ind insisted that the battle would
take place just as set torib by Mr. Mul-
vihm. Than the Homo Gum-d is drawn
up in battle may against tile Soldiers.
Sailor-sand Met Club, and, minus
one side or the other wins decisively.
in short order, Promoter Muivihm and
the boxers will be at sea.
However, Muivihill sent a wireless
yesterday from the front line trenches
in which he announced that the con-
.test would be under the control of the
Army. Nn'y and CIVilian Board of
Boning Control, and he is under the
.impression that with this powerful
ally to help the Soldiers. Sailors and
Matrices, the Home Guard will be de-
lciaivety routed. Mllvillill added that
,tbe bottle Will be under the auspices
of Ltonnrd Wood Camp. No. 1, Veter-
‘nnu of the World's Vl‘ar. and that 25,-
onn be m in the Arm
cry. Mulvfhlll reducod the rounds from
nitea to ten. and appears to feel that
3:: contest will be ata‘xcd u uchedul-
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VIM TEAM Willy
DOS momma. Oct. 16.—Bincbed
"bits in the Int and second inning:
gave Vernon victory over St. Paul in
the seventh game of the Western Mi-
nor League championship series yes-
terday. The score:
lob" d" at b w.“ and “3‘94 ‘Emupznv vasoN
.fi Tuesdw‘tmre drilling and pm-
ontod an “MOTH“!!! defence
m int 8 o'clock. Reports of the M
pnnvcn'ron. Mm m “d "Mim‘ "“ h" ”a“ “d a.
was no let up in them! unsigned to ”“9 "“3"” m ”’9 coming It.“
the Tiger eleven yesterduy.,and the will be defined.
coaches t“ advantage or the first
scrimmage m the freshman ehven.
,. MUCH BETTE.-
The varsity-“cared to have profited,
‘WASHINGTON. Qt t. iii—B.
change as has been noted in Proust“
Vi'iloon'r condition during the ‘
twentyiour hours has all been for an.
b‘e‘i’ber, according to the :mmbm' »
ietinn when out by Rear m
Gray-son. his personal physician. l‘.
WESTPORT CHAW‘. 0': night the doctOr was at“. to rep-1
m cm TO MEET that a rather persistent headache M
'rn'e annual meeting of the westih-d bothered the mango :2: are
Gbndnlnr (’III'F "Ix
m Chum of the tm Rammed in the medioal bulletin!» two
on days ago have not been touched on I-
md later pronounm ments.
to the yeulingiwks. who so fly this
week have had little trouble in finding
big hole: in the first eleven's line,
..u'..-
.125,
Chi). moan"truck~
ii .7'¥3,?L:< WANT ’T
,‘l‘wo Smshngllar this in
flm’h‘m
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I Joan. ‘I
St. Paul’...,....000 200.90072 1
Vernon ."....'.‘...320,ooo Ion—6“ 3 .
Batteries—Williams. Merritt. Hull
and flax-grave: Ranch and Ironic. 1
went at each other hammer and'tonga.
hope tho: it ever would .untilthé nae CHAMPlONSHIP ASPII’ANTS
lTne play was the hardest of tho sea.-
dional championships Were announced!
EXPLODING FROM DAY TO DAY son and the battle waged from mend
to take sides in the Carl Mays case.
As Ban Johnson is very much concert»
on in the Km «use. and Ion-mun in
i .
Ora Morningstar. the brilliant Indi-
ana cueist, who will compete for the
national American balkline champion-
ship. with Hoppe. Scbaefer, Yamadn.
Cochran, Slosson and Sutton is in very
good Form. His match with Schaefor
will be one of the first games in the
tournament.
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GOLFERS GATHER AT
GREENWICH ,tonnv
fliq Field far Invitation Tournament—
Another White-Graham Match
Possible.
GREENWICH, Oct. 16.«The_invita.
lion golf tournament of the Greenwich
Country Club slarts today with an
eighteen hole qualifying round. In
spite of the fact that the season is
rolling along into the sear and yellow
the bet would nevcr be suspected from
penning the long list of Iinkn notn~
bled who are scheduled to appear. in
all, something like 125 players are
carded to lump off in the tussle for the'
collection of handsome prizes oilered
to the winners on various counts.
The tournament promises one match
which will arouse lntf‘i‘l-x‘i over and be—
yond that to be expctlcd in the course
of an invitation tournament. Among."
the fit of entries are lardiner “7.
White. of Nassau. and Samuel J. Gm.—
ham. of the home club. Another
match betwr-en this pair is due. to stir
up interest out of the ordinary.
$73239 IN WAR rAx.
Irhat Much Received by Uncle Sam
From World’s Series.
CHICAGO. Oct. 16,—Ncariy as much
money was paid to the United States
in war tax as accrued to the club own-
(-is of each of the teams that partici-
pated in the recent world’s series, it
was estimated yesterday. -
For the eight games 873,239 was
pair! to tht- Covcrnment as war tax,
will“? Charles A. Comiskey, of the
\k'hite Sox. and Garry Herrmann, of
{ht- Reds. not approximately $95,000
("IClL But from that amount, it is stat-
(‘d it was necessary to deduct the e!-
]-.-nacs of erectin: tempornry seats.
pl tyers' Sillill‘ll‘fi. the cost of transport:
in; the players from one city m the:
other, and their hotel bills, leaving to
each of the clubs about the sane
amount :15 went to the Government.
FOUR SCORES MADE ,
BY YALE REGULARS
NEW HAVEN, Oct. Iii—Yale's vars;
ity eleven scored two touchdowns each ’
against the second varsityuand‘ the'
freshman toms in ‘tbe aflemoon’s
workout, which was held on the {resin
man field because at the extremely“ i
ground in the Bowl. Fido Kemptonf
turned in the lectures at the otter-i
noon with two out runs, the fist-mo
ton-flown when he skirted ten cud
on sputum seventeen-yard Mont
Boxing phenomenons are exploding
with great frequency. In the waive d,
the downfall of Al Roberts came t‘ne‘
knockout of Jimmy Hill, of Australia,
in Boston. on Tuesday night. Hill, who
is the featherweight champion of moi
Antipodes. was stopped in the sixth!
round by Benny V’alger, who had beat-
?en Frankie Brown. in Newark, only
Ithc night before. Hill came here our»
ly in the summer and placed himself
under the management of H. E. O'Sul-
flivan. who once managed Les 'Dercy.
The little Australian was preceded by
glowing reports of his prawns as I.
knockout artist and stories that he had ’
been forced to take on lightweights- in'
order to get matches. These reports?
made boxers tight shy of mu, anal
O'Sullivan had the very devil of a timei
getting him a match. Now Hill in nor-l
ry that he did‘ not. as he had threaten-l
ed, said for Australia. Vulgar floored}
his man in the second round and cant
him to sleep with a terrific right. to,
the jaw four rounds later. I
The victory accentuates Valger's'
formidiballty and the fact that ifJohn-i
ny Kilbane intends to remain in the:
boxing game he must meet ‘Valger. Itt
rim-cc does not choose to defend his!
title against Valger he must resign and l
perm“ at open competition for the:
,l'outherweig-ht lam-elm Vulgar, by the‘
'way, has been referred to, from time
to thus». by his over-20mm manageri
as the French bantamweight cham-‘
pion. Valger does not now, and neveri
on, hold any French title. And he in'
not a bantamWeight. We are told that‘
he could just about make 127 pounds,‘
as he has been growing fast. Valger
come here from France. some years!
ago, and took up boxing as an amateur?
at the Educational Alliance. on thei
East Side, New York. He became
quite clever, though devoid of a punch. '
and was induced to become a. protesd
sional. He did hold some amateur ti—f
tie, but. as for a French championship.i
that's something else again. The pro.- I
tice of claiming titles for boxers who.
do not hold them has become obsolete. i
and, in this particular case. should be'
stopped because it. never does an inner
any good.
SPRINGWOOD, JRS.
To 99.1w Annual,
The new team that was just tormedi
in Springwood, called the Spriugwood. ‘
'Jrs.. will hold their opening game at strand at a time this my m
Amusement Park. where they will;
play, the fast Alpines of Bridgeport. A ‘
mtg-amen expected. i
0n the '26th the Springwood, Jrsn,
will travel to Bridgeport to play the,
Maplewoods of that city. i
The lineup is: - -
jchnlnl. Ie; Bu
1mm»? Ja ,
PM. it: I: “In. ail-”3...
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1feet mass at any, silky hair, wflm‘mm- and with tag “
of the field to the other.
were produced.
No scores Johnson's crony. it might me it awk-
CHALLENGE non i“ an "‘ “m '1" m "’ a...»
non a the you! 3"“ h on
GREENS FAR'VW “on hr .3 um mm ‘.
Greens Farms Football team chd- cor. 1th _mz“~~mof
lenses any team in the city or a. 2:21;.“ u m
unr- u Greens Farms. We have 1-. WEI.-
Stmng “3““ and Wm take 0" “'1‘ m “use; “in
team. but none. , m m a“. fl—sfh m
For open date: write George Sari! 'film “3'1? Wang: 1nd in"
mm no Eh I‘-
manager, Westport, Conn. l hovoc
! ' a “I".
tru- n‘ ”to fill.
G-IS!DIUWVA lion's-armaments
weight champion of New—Bum at
lDriscoll's- Arena A. C. ht
jtbe violent treatment the Staten
lander melted cram M h
uoxsrcuml
ion: Bill Brennan will on tho gap he
THROUGH HAIR
! Roberts. Then came a note ”it
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Let «‘Dandcrinc” save your .ct “gmgéam an: to have ....
hair md w "’°
,(h-cb to tune the Soldier’s place. With
.3 my illnrty Cross and Angie W in can
have 9. the attraction.
The card as now med is even
,botte- than the splendid procu- on
iglnall' announced. The tilt bntwoen
Gael. and bbsan. in particular. child
,bc a mun-ten The club in h, m
' {My 3.. Regiment? of 1m
xCity. «city acces an. 3! pr:-
10: this city. ” .
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RACE or mm m
I A. :mrmw, vc. on. lot—flop
he. or the 390mm m, .n.
Edurar'; toot for unity hora. by
]“Bo.,' tho bolt-tbmghbred om
Ia“ minivan. C.P. George ottho
lament Anny 3mm Dre a! the
. , ithlrtu'. “0!!meme
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on, girls, such an hound-0e.“ Otlxl‘rmmmfamm “II—I.
thick. hum, invigorating hair, a per- the't'ouztll .3 It! W. W
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. . .wll com hmm,‘
1y am. bright and so on” ”‘9‘, The ‘Ii [mot ”1*
age. {pm Exhaust-Ila water-nylon"
Just moisten a. cloth with n little as (111th a come as will be mocd«
“Danderine” and carefully draw it along the eminent-cute. Veterinargns
. h , n‘wloenminod iohoreedw u ey
through your air taking one up: 'arived ‘bere last night M can
them all in excellent condition
es all dirt. excess oil and grease, but. The oontost. nltbonth urn-yin; m
your hair is not latt brittle, xiv my nuptial cash prizes and the possession
or faded. but charmingly soft; with mg- one yqr' “C the b;1.Ifuitetdhetsuire
glossy, golden cleans and tender “med 3 ‘9' ' °" 9“"
' of stimulating interest in me
Inna. The youthful glinta. tints mom“ of .1 llr)’ mounts. The rad-
coior are again in your hair.” ’ ' ‘ --
"Dnndefifiej" is a Mancunian"
compelled to send his regrets. WW
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Driscoll at once engaged Ill-W.
influencing at. land on in the first ‘
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