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TO REAWEAR IN EAST,
wail Meet Tommy Robson in Jersey‘-
‘ City on Monday—«Other Ring Goaaip.
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l George Chip, who Won the
$n'lilltllellveigllt title by knocking
lF‘rank Klaus, the holder. in the still:
hound on October 11. 1913. and mt.
#" 'ed the feat tor-good measure on De-
‘ loenlber 23. 1913, but later lost the hon-
I01s to Al McCoy at the Broadway
,Sporting Club. Brooklyn. in the first
’round, will reappear in the East next
Wonday night. He will be the oppo—
fist of Tommy Robson in an eight-
ronnd bout at the Arena A. C., Jersey
City. and as both Robson and Chip are
bit
E33,
Government war tax on the series.
.vThe leagues got more out of the sen.
iea this ,year than ever beiore and the‘
money paid into the league treasuries
will go as league dues. instead of the
individual clubs being assessed for the
upkeep _of their leagues.
'HOPPE'S cus RlVAL
PLAY
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Schaefer and Morningstar Make .Re.
markable Runs in Billiard Practice.
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NEW YORK. OCt. 17,—Jame Schaef-
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BRILLIANTLY
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l Steve Boyd. of this city, will try to
“.orwa'stage a’ comeback tonight, when be
out. meets Young Angelo, of Siam“. in
itamreni. Although he
‘quer the speedy and slashing young
taliun, who. at the presen time. is the
pridr.
on his hands and he is certain that he.
backers are sure ,
turn to Nor-walk ”flight,“ an“ m'BrIgeport. for. their football battle.
'm (an or an. city with)
that sport. has again organized and‘
will play their first game of the sea~
son on Sunday in Stamford. at which
‘place they will meet the Shamrocks.
Practice has been called for tonight,‘
but it. is doubted if it can be held, own!
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the “a .
M'll'5l'1o’m"?stree ba field. .
.keen in this city an
tendance or the season is expected to
witness the game.
Bridgeport High school and New Ila-
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to the best all!“
of Stamtord. Boyd has a task
very 28H}? dispose of
it. H
(hit Steve will 3.}7911 High will meet tomorrow,
. Will Come UP at League Meetina- er and Ora Morningstar played the . fight the winner“ the bout Inlvihill i' now due fora real deal .
, . , . .‘ _ b‘ll‘ d ester-day at combative to the 185i deme there is a _ - .. 5 .. g ' {_fl___ __-;_-_-.a- ‘
Di'SDitE Pr OtEStS Many W1“ ll§n°£"tg§§$flv§:e 2:21:25 °§~J§i§r§lay :lgfltriscimgt‘llg'nsalthatmtxllesyy have yet small doubt that the contest between {ibis Tlsefr football team, class cm . ;more of roasting from the papers of
. V l: t C ntinue Nine whether the ninesame worlds series shoun in practice for the national then will be exciting. Chip will take it ‘3‘ has or the past years he“ fur-filth state. J09 sure do” {all in hard luck Wt? often. 9;
0 e1 0 - 0 - had been made permanent. "No.that tourney in the Hotel Astor next MOn- the pummrry G'Eb' who has all _h ._ e y *
Game Tilt in Baseball matter will come up this winter," he day. Both of these remarkable ex~ injured in which (‘l‘ th 1 V
ports were in fine {ottle and they Tani “9 m "D won 9, 3'"qu em
replied.
lie admitted, however. that sever
ball favor the longer ser- the spe
r would not. say whether chairs.
eroved the long or short series. Sella .
Heydler would not ’say whether he ap- practice work, lil'nlte
)roved the long or short series. but points in his game w _ )
did sav that tho eight-game 512ch was. and the sensational young balklinerjieorsee Came-tier. then lht. middle-
--~ l . ‘ ' -e as had been ran out his quota in three innings for weight champion 0f E11min“, and also
:2)” £353.?“ of q mm“ _ ,an RVt‘I‘agt' of 83‘1-3. He ran outwith stopping Billy PIPKP.’ Whn. iollowmg
‘Smm of my friends told me they an unfinished run of 166. The onlook- the (tenth of Stanley" kett‘hel. had laid
thought there Was more interest in the ers declared that Schaeier seemed fit claim to the American tllllc.
eighth game, when every one was for the tray and that any man in the, Med to Tltze Bout.
anxious to see whether the Sox could tourney, which starts next week, who KRIS stowed the irt-nchmn in
pull it out. than at any time in the can beat him will be in position to win the nineteenth round Junr; -4,“ 1912,
series," said Heydler. .first prize. . 8311 MM Parke March .._ 191... both
Morningstar also performed bril- btttles taking place in i rance. Vi hen
LEONARD NOT To RISK TITLE_ 'lilmtly. lie excelled the performance Klaus reached Pittsburgh he was lion-
Benny Leonard will not risk his u- of the youngster. Morningstar set 300 ized and baskrd m the smiles oi the
. . - - ~ , tch \as propon
tle m a fifteen round fight, to a decl- pmnts as his goal and he ran out m public when a m}! . .
tWo innings, for an average of 150. between Chip and kinds. the champion
almost before from Klaus was 5m
ttled in their than] In the extreme. Klaus had just
‘ .retlrled to 12$ home in Pittaubrgh af-
efer. who is tapering off in his'ter I triumphs] European tour. In
(1 his total to 250 Vhlch be bid made himself the world“.
ith Albert. Cutler Chm by reason of knocking on
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(JlaSSlC .11 out the allotted points
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ctators had got so
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not that the nine game men "1 base
lts. Heydle
lit-Split) ll’ll‘ l
(uld's series :cncl'nlly was condenlm
'lxi.‘ fall. a stroll: light will be made
llllfl ilm cumin: \vinlr-l‘ ll) retain the
lluliwnrd \\urld's series schedule.
u- writer learned yesterday that
here already has been considerable
.Ol‘lx'Sllnntlf‘nt‘P between the, club 0wn~
(us 0! both Ie-aeues on the subject.
8124. with“ ii lmv (munitions. the senti-
ment is that lllt‘ lllnvrg'zlllli‘ series of
1919 was a] great success and should
be made it Ill'l'lll‘llllt‘lll institution.
my lill' only (filial-icy libbcis. of Brook-
lyn. Ins ("l . out publicly f‘lvorlllg the
:ctvntion o the nine-smile series, but
(:nl) llvrrllwnn. ol‘ Cincinnati. has-
:l't (hanged his views on the subject.
.“h um”. National League men who sion with Johnny Dundee. Neyl's that . . . .
Vulwll tor the chance tu- a nine-game 9‘1"“ a bout would be fought at Hari- FUN“. Rad first BhOt and IPiBSLd' condesceg‘insg’) l(?p"nlldl T'o ' his
.«mw Ml.- full will favor it and the lord on October 27 was premature. We when-upon Morning-star made 00 be- surprise lp la uni; ll '19 “a; for
hw mm. b1, said for 1h“ pro-Johnson mnugm thant it was too ’good to be fore he missed. Cutler fell down after tfillF ‘waé‘lzlxskrewardedntlme(Ellie-inn-
:l i lidll ill the American League whom ”‘19- (‘nicll Leonard fighting fifteen making 2’ and then Morningsiar went 9 h I 'd l 1 nd ck l i‘I ‘ ' h
in - Miles endorsed the lH‘OlGCt against rounds to a decision even with a mail out :‘lhlaandugflmghed l‘untof 250- I“ fgtn?:t::c;:?p: “"11, garm‘tbdm allot V
.7... . . w. w‘!Lo-was PC r0 yteexpersrresen.“ - “ “ '.
1h. ul. in s oi t llllllt \ ( mmskey. oun- whom he kno “ he can mil 0 “ of the finest exhibitions of balk- For good measure (hill azum stop-
al-d 5:08 that he will :20 ten rounds 31‘ one
withou' :1 reform-"s verdict. Accord- “"9 Ski” 9V0?
ingly. we hack up the Home Guards of table.
Hartford, who are opposed to the bout.
If any champion insists on boxing‘ ”*“’ ' ‘”—‘
without it referee's decision'ln any;
city in which such a verdict is possii
bio ii. behooves the well wishers of
boxing in that city to see that the title
holder is not entertained there. Box-
ing is ridingr the high wave of popular-
ity simply because it is so manly. ag-
gressive and strong a sport. But the
tactics of champions who decline to
risk their titles even against palpable
setups are developing an insidious-
m‘nwlh which threatens to reach the‘
heart of boxing.
The police or New Haven have rul-
ed that hereafter they will issue no.
permits for bouts unless there are to;
be referee's decisions. They have.
ped Klaus in the sixth round. The
second defeat roll-sated Klaus to the
pugilistic discard and (‘hip blossomed
as the king of the class. But his reign
.was short. for on April 14, 1914. the
lchampion bumped axnmsl a fluke
'puncll 0n the chin from ”\l McCoy and
turns counted out. Later on Chip gave
a terrific beatlna to McCoy and neal’ly
had the new title holder out two or
‘three times in ten rounds but illilcd to
.stop him.
‘ (‘hip is not so inrmldzib'e now as he
lwas five years ago. but Robson will
lknow he has been in a battle.
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(‘l 0" mm» of the contusiing clubs.
'l‘hcsc men present the zuszllmont
11. ll the only ones who lil't‘ lillilf‘klnz
”div llipwgzillle series. are newspaper-
Jli"ll. \sho continually are slamming the
Jll::".ll:llHS on general principles. They
(Nillll‘llll that because the baseball
wrims Wearietl of the series they
in w! to spread the impression that the
.‘u-u.-l.ll public also was bored.
Think Interest Does Not Lag.
The leading argument that the club
twill-1's are presenting is the crowd a:
1hr- l‘lghtll game in Chicago. which
they point out \"iis‘ 81"v’t‘l'ill thousand
bl‘.’:t’~l'- than the crowd of the opening
gums in the \\'ind_\‘ City. The :lctu'll
ilgurrs were 29,135 for the third game
of the series in t‘lliczlzo. the first some
Jillyed there. and 32.9210 {0. the eighth
amine plhyed in Chicago, the last of
film series.
seen on a chalk lined
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One on Mon Critics. :
After Jimmy Hill. the Australian‘
‘l't’illlll‘l‘WPlEhl, hall boxed a twelve-l
:rnund draw with Barney Adair. a fair- ..
§ly good lightWeizht. lloston critics ”fl
sorted that Hill was. a first class man.
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Three Pieces You’ll Find Use
For-«Bed, Spring, Mattress
$23.75
If sold separately, each of these practical things would be good values. But now, when we
are solhngallthree “this ucepfimfiy low price, that a real bargain is aha-ed. 01‘ flat
importance is the National Spring of durable, rustproof construction; the Bed is white cann-
eled and has two-inch posts and one-inch fillers; the Cotton Top Buttress is of good quality.
Angevine Furniture Co. 1
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seen too many of “those. things” in the 9
Elm City and the police are determSn-S
ed that the public there is to be bun-g
coed no more. Any champion who in-I
sists on having no decision where a
decision is pemtiitcd is not playing: V , . .
fair with the game and the public andl ('OOd eyesight 1’ north ”30"" to you
is surrounding himself-,wlth a Drama-”than every dollar you possess. And
mu m order that he may get away ,
'without giving the public the bestthat Fret. an expert eyellexamina‘t‘lon afid
isinhlm. :‘the proper glasses will cost you but
MlNOP. LEAGUE SERIES TIED. D0 110‘ longer-I
1.05 ANGELES. Cal.. , Oct. l7.-—-gCall on us today.
Three runs in the first inning gave S‘-l
Paul the eighth ramp of the Western!
‘and that it was not surprising he had,
been dodged by Benny Leonard, John-
. ny Dundee and other crack light-;
7weights. ‘
Since Benny Valger. who la not in 5
the same class wilh Leonard. Dundee~ 2;
or Jackson, stopped the overrated Hill
in the sixth round. the Boston criticsA
have maintained ’digumod silence,
The troublewith ll is. that he came; /
to America with the reputation of be- 3
in: a featherweight Darcy. He had
done great things in the ring in Ann
'strillia. but never had met a man‘
‘known to Americans as being first
lclass. '
The nlzlgnmcs are pointing: out that
While the writers kcpl emphasizing the
£12,000 ( mud in (‘incinnati for the sov-
(Ini‘h game as proof of the waning in-
flercst in the series they ignored the
eighth game crowd in Chicago.
They further say that wretched llan-
(i‘illz of the tickets for lllt‘ last game
in Cincinnati was responsible for the
decreased crowd. also that the dwia~
divd att‘endantw was due to a local con-
damn which mitzhl, not come again in
:tnmhvrlseries in years. .
Another argument which the mile-
mir-s are advancing to t'llCll other is
Q
llittle money. delay
fiat _a nine-game svrivs is necessary . . l l"
for thrc'club ownvrs to lllfllit‘ anything 323:):Hlfnfifi‘fi notrgainmg‘IIzhll: ,i:.mw\:. ‘ ‘ l It WM “0* entertains that Amerim:
oucol It under the new system of di- , , ,1 .‘ ' ' " '. 1 “H r no i 3 7promoters did not tumble over each,
:vldlnfl.’ world’s series nurses. For the 514an “(lull film f(lull land the finali iotllcr to offer big purses for Hill ‘0‘
11;.» my... this, 3”,,- ”,0 contending 231“" W] hpasu may. TheRscglaloptometrists and 0 t. . ‘mect leading American boxers. Hill
clubs “or." OllllL'I‘il 10mm over half or Vernon 000 100 000__1' 6. 1 ‘ . p lClaI'IE lhas been shown to be decidedly lack-v
inn-1r Irccmpts linutllelr league treasur- 5: pa“, """"" 'l00 000 00x ,, 7 1 :The house of good glasses." ling in class and must take the coupe-i
]('n. :.\'t’ll Will lt‘ ei hi. 2; m . .= '- ' . """"" . t." ' ca“
4‘ the contending g 1 M pl 1} Batteries—Dell. W. Mitchell. l-‘inner- 2’ Atlantlc Sto, Stamfo quen l
clubs madl- only
about $75.00!), about the some as the
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than an. Eve. ml 9 o’clock. Eat. 189$ i
an. Ross and Brooks; Griner and Har-
grave.
KHbane a Councilman.
Johnny Kilbanc. according to re-‘l
port from Cleveland, has been elected
a Councilman oi the Forest City. A2,
lit-would be “dignified for a City
Fitlht'r to travel about the country
mixing it with puaillsts. the chances
are that Kilbanc will retire from the
‘flzhting game in tavor or the talking
industly. it is hinted that Kilbane will ‘
introduce an ordinance in the Council
prohibiiiing knorkouts in any of the,
L‘levcland clubs. ' ,
Kilbane favors all bouts going the: ' '
limit. which opens the way for a. sec-
and match and good receipts for all. g
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Knockout Bill Brennan, who has ex-‘
pressed a desire iol another ring con-.
test with Jack Dempsey. and on that
account should be decorated for ex-.
‘lreme valor, will Show his present
torn to those who go to Dave Drls-
Coll's Arena A. C. next Monday night. :
His opponent will be Dan O'Dowd. who '
rejoices in the tillt‘ of heavyweight
champion. of New England. As O'Dowd, '
who in not related to like, wears no
medals. the chances are good that
Brennan will prescribe asleep punch .
for the New England". l
Champion Pete Herman, whose
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terms at which he will “delend” his
title against Joe Lynch in a six-mud, l .7;
declsionless bout in Philadelphia. Her-g
man's title will not be in much dans- .
er. In fact he will skip about the 3
ring as speedily as he did in his cele-,
brazed bout with Harold Farese at
Newark, throw threatening looks at '
Lynch. gem and then u:
to a clinch. As a title protector Her-
man has no equal in this country or
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KNOCKOUT IN FIRSTi
an... uncut nutty at ml
City.
. ATLANTIC CITY, N. 1.. Oct. 17.—'
m 1m runner welterweight chain-f
- “on, ”seed a quick knockout. here last
' McM- lit-pat Jimmy McCabe, the
W welterewight, to elect) in
the first round. They entered the
ring. Lewis threw everything except
an cbucket at W, all well! u
a tel-rill: right-hauler to thojaw.
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