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er Champion Puts Two:
" gged Men to Sleep in.
' ’ve Days—Other Gossip
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ged by his recent record ofi
liouts. l\'.'0 within a period of fivel
Kid Lewis. the former welteri
pion. auain in fighting formi
- he posscscd previous to his de-
t the hands of l‘iritlon. True. the'
s of his persuasive bunch are.
. I notchers. but tire both are rug-
ups, the sort who'are not often
no matter who may be their
nts. Loughlin especially has at.
on which the heaviest hitters
. class~ have failed to make an
ion. ch‘ahe also is a hard
. drop. and the conclusion is in-
e. therefor“. that Lewis now is
with normal effectiveness.
the victories over Loughlin and
be are not so important as the
ained by Lewis pver himself.
his loss of the welter title. fol-
by additional disappointing
on his part. "Charley Harvéy.
manages the boxer. taxed him
. neglecting his physical condition.
is finally admitted that he had not
llH‘li‘ti himself in a manner to en-
- him to do his best in ring battles,
rcupon llarvev informed Lewis he
id have tub ucke right down to
ct training methods. Lewis prov
.r-ti to mend his ways. and the rd
t.- of his bouts seem to indicate that
lmxvr has kept his word. There is
it doubt that Lewis proceeding as
-prcscnt, soon will be battling with
- tupnotchcrs for big purses. Lewis'
t bout will he with Johnny Griffiths
Ilulc ln'iscoll's (‘lub on October 31.
"Id
is
thrown into
amused audience.
The Semi.FinaI.-
A very large crowd packed the Mis<
sion street hall. Stamford, last night.
to witness the all-star program which.
' cessfully staged. In the semi-final
bout. in which Steve Boyd of this city
and Young Angelo of Stamford were
the principals, Boyd went to the lion:
in the seventh round of the ten round
bout and took the count for a knock-
out.
An excellent card which was very
pleasing to a very large gathering of
fight fans was presented at the Xia-
sion street hall. Stamford last night.
Battling Kunz acted as referee and
Harry J. Smith acted as announcer.
The show opened with a wrestling
match betwaen Kid Alberts and Young
Fleischmann. which was won by
Fleischmnnn who took two falls out of
the three. The bouts began therafteri
with Knockout Dempsey and Youngi
Taylor as the opponents in which
Dempsey did not live up to his name
as knockout. but was himself knocked
out in the second round of their four-
round go. Young Packcy Tierney of
Stamford and Kid Pierce of New York
was the. next bout on the bill which
was scheduled to go eight rounds, but
it was stopped in the second when uni
laid out over'Tierney's left eye openedl
causing it to bleed'freely. Kid Pierce
given the decision. The semi-final and
the final were slow in coming on as
the fighters had to be weighed. and
during the. period of time they were‘
Tummy .rmhm. I“ ms effortq to usimr. Announcer ’Smith introduced
"2,. a card for his Arpna A. (j. in an army of boxers and other sportingi
.v ('ity next Monday. ln'lscollaC‘W‘mS-
taken more punishment than any 3
‘ rpceiyt-(l. and .VM 1‘“ “1'
s ,0 ”ma prism” hart matched
. Rn'wrts 1.“ meet Dan O'ilowd the
.w England chami‘lnn- and kl’bw”
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The Final.
s'e. The bout wear the full ron
Nelson. There wasn‘t very
cloned the show for the evening.
flint Uhudafactoryg
DRISCOLL A GAME MAN
I lime llrlscoll had started out as
boxer lnztead of a promoter, he
hl have become noted for the
-- - sort of courage that characteriz-
’very poor. Durinz
and escaped imry
caught by the men in the
tiger eve-2'
showered with coin which had been film“. conduct it With more care.
mammalian.
the ring by the much
in the semi-final in which Young An-
had been arranged and which was suc- 'gelo of Stamford and Steve Boyd of,
this city were the principals. was thel JOhn Heydler, president 0‘ the Na-
next to be put on. This bout was, to #01131 10‘0“. mm” 83'? out the
have gone over a ten-roud route huthl-m “51 Of National League players
came to a halt in the seventh-mud .Who have been ”flea 1'0!" the sea-
when‘Boydfen‘t‘to‘flge‘fioor and “00d son of 1920. Most of the clubs are
there for the count. Had Boyd kept 'recruited up to their full winter limit
up thegoodnght which-henna m of thirty-five and the Broklyn club;
outwith, he would have no doubt out- actually is two over the limit.
pointed Young Angelo, but. after the Dodgers have thirty-seven men
Italian had delivered several of his their reserve “3L
teriliic wallops. Boyd covered up nndi !
would not uncover. which brought “5‘ ‘3 the Pittsburg martian, as
many loud cries from the audience for Barney Dreyfuss has “‘39"de only
him to open up and fight After this, twenty-three athletes for next season.
Boyd lost heart and went ‘0 the floor Dreyfus. however, has six men on hi
and stood there for the count thereby voluntary retired “5‘ “6 one man
losing the bout as balm: knockil out. ‘SUSDended.
In the final. Tommy Nelson of Port .
Chester and ”Rel" Amos of fixation! name of Pb" Douglas does not appear
(came together for their ten tout-d ttts- anywhere. “0‘ oven as a suspendedl
nds
reported by several of the lighters was
the. be“... sew.“ appears on the regular New York list.
'of the fighters went through the ropes
wile-i they were
ringside
seats. For a covering. on the rough
hardwood floor a piece of canvass was quite a spat on the Polo Grounds hat
Vt’hen he had completed his iuscd which referee Kunz ripped off as
nnouncing and introducing, Kid A].$he Blatf‘d that it inteferred with the
berts and Young Fleischmann offered i'flghlfilz 0f the boys. H i S hoped that to the Phillies when Bancroft broke i
a one round boxing bout which was.Promotchodhe will profit from his ex-
full of comedy. for which they wereipt'ricncc oflasi night. and in his next
ccivt d a illuntpin’: ivom “Yetncrt he
uldn't go. lniscnll got Rill Brennan
a sulirtitute. which improves that
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PROMOTED To MANAGER.
Ill.
.Soldicr lln-tfield was matched to
col Tommi Robson. but the Soldier
ll sick and Harry (ireb wax substi-
tcd. lreb broke a hone in his hand
‘ (iworce f‘hip will meet Robson. a
l Men better that the original.
Jerwmia’h A. Keane.
Refining Plant.
The Danbury News says: The many
friends and acquaintances in this city
of Jeremiah A. Keane. who has been!
employed as a saltsman for the Gulf?
tions in which the teams finished.
c company and will enter upon the new I‘thphav won mp “'estern mi
an the
ottld draw a bit: crowd.
d .lot' Jeannette are the only
it: remained intact from the start.
lhiscoll is irritated over the action
ltatnci- and declares he will take the
before the boxing Commission.
lhrrv Wills series at “lashington Park. 2 to l.
w a great deal of trust and responsibli !
pa
the district covers all of the ‘inning aftrr the score
towns and cities between Bridgeport {m ”m“. “mm”
ity. as
the employ of the Gulf Refining Com» game. The score:
pan about three years ago and has St. Paul .. 0 U 0 0 (l 1 o 0 0—1
provcn to be one of the most success- Vernon . .
ful salesmen in this district. and it,
was because of his work that he was
promoted to his new position.
tilt. Keane is one of the best known
yollni: man in this city and util a few
Wt «ks aso was secretary and treasur- National League baseball
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‘ s READY TO
'ED LEW' MEET LEONARD AGAIN
' Vl‘hilc. Benny Leonard is meeting a
' l of inferior boxers who are unable
7. extend him. and Jack Britton is
I king about. for some one to meet.
t‘thW’is is demonstrating that ht- is
. ck in his old form and well warthy
the most assiduous ring attentions
the pair of champions mentioned,
wis finally has recovered his health
«d has driven the old jaundice out of
lie is also an active mmeber of most game called in the sixth inning 'on
of the Catholic organizations in the count of rain. The score:
t Saturday. and on Thursday night H_» _ ;
dismissed Jimmy McCabe, of rPhlla- —— .
’ - Batteries—Garison
.. in. in similar fashion ——in the first BRESNAHAN TO BE
Tucro and Gonzales.
because of min at the end of the sea-.j
[son Finishing seventh meant $25 each
".34 of Gulf lfOl" the TUlt'dO players out of a. pool of
‘Slllfiitil for all the clubs. the amounts
.beiny mduated according to the posi- his “9" GIMP-'3' as part 0'1“” 0' “‘0
VERNON WINS CHAMPIONSHIP.
Refining Company. for the posit threeiNinth Inning Victory Over St. Paul
. -- ~- < :ir'hctl mm ‘ .
“~” RMM] “ i l :1 lan injured VON-“i Will he interested to learn that . Brings Baseball Title.
y (-m-‘N‘ lime. c" lmced Augie with h“ “‘1‘" bf‘cn promoted to the office oil L08 ANOELES. Oct. l.—Tho Vere
llllrl‘tili .ias tops .9 manager of the Danbury plant of the'nonclub of the Pacific (‘oast League
l.a‘7.o who no: long ago gm, ‘
l'lfll‘
Vernon's victory came in the ninth for his mmp not
had" be?" "ad 1920 roster.
. . The largest crowd
.and Port (licstcr. Mr. hcane entered of the series witessed yesterday's
0
team was
or of the Democratic town committee. yrsterdfay defeated by Havana in a
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and Kreuger; ‘
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Erring Pitcher Not Included
Antong Giants Held Over
at Next Season
mom ABOUN’
ma DOCAL seams
It has been announced that the
Tires and the Lockwoods would play
their final game tomorrow without one
“ringer" in the lineup. This news
will be very pleasing to local fans who
have taken a great amount of interest
in the game. As it was first an-
nounced. league players were sched-
uled to appear on the field, but after a
great deal of comment the managers
The
The club with the smallest reserve
3 The most outstanding feature of the
reserve list of the Giants is that the
player. Whether this wins an over-
wm, Amps buying a 81181" shade orer sight or means that McGraw has out
much in- off the big pitcher. entirely remains to
("at displayed in “my”; as there be seen. Douglas‘ name does not ap-
had been in the previous bats. This pear on the New York slate.
. ‘Heinie Zimmerman. who had an iu~
definite suspension plastered on him
The cmmcfi‘m of the flag“ it is on the. last Giant Western trip_ evi-
dently is in good standing again. He
Another intefisting name on the New
York reserve list is Eddie Sicking. the
young infielder. McGraw and William
'Bakcr. president of the Phillies. had
summer on the subject of SicUng.‘ Mc-
Graw asserted he only loaned stoning
his leg, while Baker's argument was
that he got the player by refusing to
waive on him and had full title to his
services. McGr-aw evidently convert-
ed Ballard” bis pink“ view.
‘McOraw No! on'fioserve List
For the first time in his long unrem-
does not appear on a reserve “at. in
Giants Meal-aw has. not considered it
necessary to reserve himself. Two
othcr annex-:2 Rirftey of St. LOH:
i‘flil Bezdek of T-‘llm‘vug. also are un-
"eseryod. Ri‘ '-:.r is: ticsident-nmv'n-
get of the Pauli? l4 -:. ' therefore his
post is similar in that at McGraw.
The failuic If Tit-"my Dreyfuas In
. l.h\l.l:1 rtfltl .iuck Britton stiff argu- dutirs immediately. Mr. “mm, will 51mm" mwm" championshi by dc ween... Hugs madnk is significant. it
-,;,_._ Th.._.‘.m,... 3,5 the (‘HSP standi rum... d ”(.an Ohlmann. who has ham: qt. Pin” club of the E '_ ' rather main»: 'I run.- “E though tle
m . - ' , ‘-' _ - k . mcrica . . ,, . .
stroll has It more attracine ‘md been transferred to another district. 'A’$<0('lntion in the last Of a nine n H‘.pulent Tin-” 1- Dl‘OIKh in Pitts-
uriginal selections and it Mr. Kcam's new position is one of ‘ game Lara. Bezdi‘x was l‘Rel'VPd 8 TH”
ago. hence there must be some reason
appearing on the
Rumors were rife all of last se-ison
that‘ 1919 would scc the end of Bez-_
do]: as a major league manager. liar-
ney Dreyfus isn‘t the easiest man in:
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list i crics—Niehaus and Iiargrave;
men: with. in! Yin;-
dek's football duties at Penn State re—
and Barney would get along for about
a week. ‘But perhaps Johnny would
take the «Fred Clarke system of get-
ting along with Dreyfuss. namely. to
a system. He knocked out K. 0. C“? Mid at the present time is presi-‘ R. H. E. return as good as be got.
.ughlin—not over clever. but a tough dent of the. local order of the Ancient PiY'Sburs .......... 0 3 3 I
’9, Just the slime—at Portland. Min. Order of Hibernians. i'arana ..................... 5 5 1 Roy“ “EGMNS VIEW fl
wouozas or «novoeumowi
lOf both teams agreed that it would be
lbest to play the final and deciding
,game with practically the some tim-
~up that has been used heretofore. Fur-
ther than this the agreement states
:that should either of the teams have
.one “ringer” in the lineup. that mana-
lger shall forfeit 3100. That sounds like
lbuainea‘s and we hope that it istrue.
The Tigers of this city 'will open
their football season tomorrow, when
they go to Stamford and play the
Shamrocks. who have been clamoring
to open their season with a Norwulk
team as their opponents.
‘ Arthur Olsen of this city. a student
at Cornell University has Den elect-
ed captain of the baseball team for the
season of 1920.
Darien is to have 1nothcr amusing
game of baseball tomorrow when the
Darien Bremen and the Noroton
Heights firemen battle through a nine
inning game at Lynch Field. Noroton.
.Senator Williamson is to appear on
the mound for the Darlen boys.
It has hen nporn-d that the boats
held in Stamford last night were full
of pep and the fans were well pleased
with the entire bill.
The bout between Young Angelo and
Boyd seemed to have the entire city of
it‘s funny. when
a Norwalk boy goes to that burg. no-z
Stamford up a tree.
worried they all been me.
WHITE ‘AND NEWTOWN FALL
rounds of match play in the invitafio‘i
golf tourney of the Greenwich (‘ountry
Club were run out yesterday. and by
the time the crash arm drivers an?‘
the thuds of niblicks had died awa"
‘Look at tongue! Remove pom "
liver and bowel:
from stomach,
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NEW’ YORK. Oct. lS.»The first two
Accept “California" Syrup of em”
only-400k for the more California on
the package, then you are sure your
child is having the boat and mostl
harmless laxative or physic for the lit;
tle stomach. liver and bowels. Child-
ren love its delicious fruity taste. Full
directions for child‘s dose on each bot-
tle. Give it without fear.
Mother! You must say “California:
CAUSE OF GEORGIA
RACE TROUILES UNKNOWN
COLUMBUS. Ga. Oct. 1.9—le
cause of race troubles in the cou't‘fiy
between "here and “Bus-mi Vista. Ga.
which were said to have resulted in
the lynchlnz of two um and the
burning of a negro house yesterday.
had not been learned definitely here
early today. The scene (if the trouble
was about seven miles north of Buena
Vista. The house burned was said to
have been that of "Dock” Smith. a
negro accused of intimacy with a white
woman. who dissappeamd, but» wheth—
er Smith was one of alone lynched
was not known.
i'rwo STI‘RIKERS
snor AT onto
STEEL PLANT
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"‘ m" "'75 Pmmmfl" “n"“dm '“di PlTTSBi‘RGH. Oct. 18.nNo import-
been Spoiled right out of the frolic.
mm developments marked the strike of
Two such familiar tournament figures mteel workers in the Pittsburgh dis-
” Gardiner White and p c Nm-tOWni'rirt during the early hours of today.
had been "let-“l'd to ‘h" 5“" H"""“lr\cintinu¢=d to maintain that the striks
ters were standing firm and weer sup-
iportinc the walkout to the fullest de-
hors de combat.
1 Newton: slugger] his way to Victory
in the first round In impressive style
a
.home club favorite. beneath a 7 and 6
He dropped In min before the
assault of C. E. Van Vleck. Jr.. another
home club entry. in the second round.
losing by the margin of one hole. “’hite
ion the other hand got his in the first
round. when :F. W. Dyer. Upper Mont-
clair. swinging into something of his
when be buried Hamilton K. Kerr.
defeat.
old time form. toppled him beneath
a 3 to 1 score.
GIANTS wTN ANOTI-iER.
York Nationals defeated the Sanford
professional baseball telm here yes-
Dell n D '
. R d evormer. quire much of his time. G ossip terday. The 8001.91 h
—_“_“‘—‘ . - l e
cuaANs BEAT PIRATES- . gonad the worlds 50"” hm ”mm” \ew York . . r2 6 2
HAVANA. Oct. 18.——The Pittsburg mi succeeding Bade!“ Johnny suntan: - ................. 1 7 2
Batteries—~Benton and ’McCartydor-
m7 ‘and Harden.
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‘panies gradually
PORTLAND. Me. Oct. lS.—The New
Three Pieces rm ma
Union leaders issued no figures, but
grce
Optimistic reports were issued by
representatives of the employers. The
statement from the Carnegie Steel
Company declared that its Youngs-
town plant fwas still operating. and
that reports from other plants Were
“fine.”
The men who went on strike at tho
Clairton mills of the company, the
statement said, were returning to
work in large numbers. and it was
added that. practically normal condi
tions existed at the big Homestead
and Edgar Thomson plants.
CHICAGO. Oct. 18.v-'l‘he steel com
are reorganizing
their working forces and each dax
sees a steady approach nearer normal
production. on official of one of the
big steel mills in the Chicago district
stated today.
An injunction restraining strikers
from picketing the South Chicago area
was obtained yesterday by the inter~
state Steel and iron Corporation.
The last twenty—four hours has seen
no violence in this district.
.1,
Mrs. (‘hris‘an Rumtead of the lip-
Iper Parish has returned from a Vial:
with relatives in New York.
Mr. and Mrs. Jerome A. Godfrey with
soon to South again for their annual‘
sojourn in St. Petersburg. Florida.
Mrs. William Clifford of Godfrey
street_ has returned from a visit with.
her sisters. the Mines brown. in.
Brooklyn. N. Y.
Rey. and Mrs. (‘harles W Burt hay.r
entertained relatives from Harwintona
and Middlebury at the Congregation”
parsonage.
Mrs. George Albln and son Ema-t.
of Nor-walk have been in town. mm
of Mrs. Mary ‘Hill. and Miss Carri.
Morehouse.
Hrs. William Fuulkhaber of BrookL
lyn. N. 12. is spending two weeks with
her sisterdnlaw. Miss Susie Fauikhnr
her. and Mrs. Adolph Horn.
The children of Mr. and Mrs.
Charles Barnes of the l'pper ‘Parism
are recoverimz from their recent ill-
Mr. and Mrs. George Godlrcy (I
Bridgeport have bPlll in town 8.
guests of their aunts. Mrs. Maiy It:
Sutton and Mrs. Vanderbilt liodt’rt) (l'
Norfleld street.
* Rev. and Mrs. John L. Shively ant
children of Lac-unla. N. H.. torment.
of “’eston. have been in town as
guests of Mrs. Vanderbilt Godfrey or
Norfield street, They Were also Vle
itore in Norwalk of Miss Annie Fitch
of lRiversid arenuc and of Mr. an‘
Mrs. Charles Rubey oi Orchard streeL
may NEE—REES;
CHARGE— AGAINST
(ontinued T‘rom Page One
ing it across the sit-cot, Barry w-
arrested for reckless driving and uh
raigned in the Stamicrd (‘ity COIII'I’.
He appealed to the County court.
Attorney Arthur C. Palmer. of No.
York. who defended Police Lieutenn.
Charles Becker. in the famom he.
that case. acted as counsel for m
and created a sensation in the cou‘
room by belittling the testimony C
several witnesses. and, by his.
tiom .agalnm Ch of Police. .
ii. Brbnhnn. ‘6! S ford. - (Lb
has two iniquitous issues." said Pol-
mer. “Berg without a mnacienoe, all
a police force with a chici as his in“
and co-partner; a ma.; with no on.-
ooientioue acmplos and one who 1!.
been guilty of misaopiying facts I.
thwart justice. If truth were out look-
ing for a habitation and you shown.
him Berg. he would say i wouldn't -
the-e because l'd be disposer-seen i.
fore I could settle. l .‘..\'l\' you, gen“.
men of the Jury. does th» spirit of In!!-
neos reside in his‘carca‘s?"
BECY. WILSON HA8 .:o .
FIXED PLAN FOR MEDICATIO-
VVASHINGTON. Oct. 18.411 0.
mencing today his attempt to media“
between coal mine operators nnr tilt
workmen. who have demanded th-
six-hour day and the five-day woe;
Secretary of Labor Wilson announce.
he was proceeding without fixed ”
John J. Lewis. acting president (I
the United States Mine Workers. .-
Thomas J. Brewster. presidont of tho
Coal Operators' Association. had or
gagements with the secretary tbfl
morning to open the negot‘fitl'ons‘ I.
which. it is hoped. the coal Inf-I"
strike called for Noyeinber 1 in I“
cbntral c'ompetitlve fields may II.
overted. .
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. . HUGGINS' ASSISTANT? ‘
"*jé" Atlantic C'ty' Neither From Toledo, where Roger Bresna-
ulin nor McCabe class “in the ban some time ago finished his ba
‘ -ones but always had demonstrat- - se-
_ - - . h t wis‘ ball labors with a hopeless club. comes
illt)‘ 10 take Wm" men_. I“ * the story that the one time Giant
lug them so early certainly is an catcher will return to New York nex
».tinn that he is hitting hard. if si‘asnnwthls time to the Yankees It
ti i3: “11:? ‘31:? 133-9511;" lgzzsgefifl: is said that Bresnahan 'will act as gen
'21; t . . 3 eral assist t o . 1
n tor any boxer at or near his an t Miller Huggins on.
_thc field and as social representative
of the management off thetfield. Then
seems to be a feeling in certain circles
that in order to be. a success a major
league manager must mingle with the
crowd and maltehimself agreeable 50-,
ciaily. Whatever merits may lie in
that argument the fact remains that?
Huggins has failed to gain general'poxr
‘ularity because of his lmltatkfix of the
.clam and the'hiberndtin‘g bear. Iago“:
ily as a result of that condition wears .
OPPE RUNS 288 lN :told that the owners have decided to
FIRST TIME AT TABLE. take on Bresnahan- 3
Should Breanahan come to New ‘
William Hoppe showed rare form1n York hgb'fig b: received “m 0900
iis practice work last night at R“laggirilityfifagtzggg‘ebeld mmuwmnuoft
l-mal Rechrealion Academy in Brook- gins took Brennan's place a: mans-f
.\-'-. wl . n he ran 400.points in m lawyer of the Cardinalsvthere was nomc'
sundae» to tackle.
\Vt' are not so much interested in
' tother LewkeBrition fight as we are
a Lewis-Leonard Contest. Leonard
' . s been sailing along on peaceful wa-
-rs, taking on men who could not
ake him step lively. Vt'ith Lewis in
"hittin: mood hl- would provide a very
tercszin; swap for the lightweight
ampwn.
.‘s .
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WILDE'g comma DELAYED ital-eat of Albert. king of the Belgian-J
Jimmy Wilde. the flyweight unmaElinbetb, his queen. and their Ion.’
plan of the world, who shortly will arm-Leopold, heir apparent to the mt
rive in this country where he '1“ throne, shifted yesterday from lineal-j”
i ovubine boxing and pleasure. was to. tural wonders of the flotamite Valleyig"
have sailed from England today on the and the giant Sequoias, which they i l'
steamship Baltic. but owing to the viewer] yesterday. to the artificial won;
dockmen's strike. the departure of The 119?! 0‘ ”31ml, 1 “
boat has been postponed until October‘ Arriving here this morning. theirl ‘
90. This information yesterday came majesues. wore promised a trip ‘
by cablegmm to George Dwyer, mana- throufi careful of the It!!!“ motion '
ger of the champion's American tour. V 1
'T picture studio- and a "closeup" of-ul
Mr. Dryer ldded that Wilde hit! number of America's screen firmness“
been signed by Tax Richard. match-fAlthoagh their stay berew limited:
maker of the International summon: tune and a half hour. the «arm
Club, to box a suitable opponcnttbere 'm also called for an automobile
ennui-nary 3.11m openlngvdxy or the'dmoeWLm gar-Elena and em
organisation. and that previous to that grov- otim and Glennie”
date the Briton would do In boxingwodot'other 9111mm.“ m
in the Eat; While waiting for the? MM?! the Ilium-first mm_
contest in the International Club Wilde. who net-vol in will; pore at the
will :probably' take a pleasure (rib 't‘o'luutial to meet the minim].
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