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BOXING NOTES. I
Jimmy Hall. the Australian who was ‘
stopped by Benny Valuer in six rounds, |
became so. disgusted with his perform- .
ance that he has started in the direc-i
tion‘ol‘ Austmliui Perhaps he vfili
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‘.\'l1\'t' \Uillx. Hot. 4.7 The opinion
[Illll' '- 1: tall} li‘ltl to tlit' Oift‘ct illill.
ttit- "l'itSr hovi' is willing to hart-e.
in M HH‘l :tm' I"l'lll'< that will assure ll.
Juan it “Hit lllI‘ lli‘lillilltul ot' the class
‘wu; tutlrly liliwl yesterday when Joe
Lyn-’h. 1h»- \'\«~t Hidi- lmntnm and
clinllwngI-t' ot‘ i‘ttv lit-ruin”. thn- titlt--
holder of the- class. sent. this telezram
Io Dominick Ttll‘ltil’it'll. the New (li-‘
Imus promoter: "t‘un't see my way
(it-tr ta .‘lt'l‘lll lll;i.'('li with Holman tor
(-li liliplllllzvllip on the terms signed
flit " ‘
'l‘l us in Lynch is revealed a young
You. who puts the dollar above the.
titln. Nearly all boxers declare that if
llw ‘. got a chance to win the title they
« mhl well afford to box the champion
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the purse to charity (doubtless havingr
in mind the fact that. charity begins at
home). it would seem that. Lynch is
the only boxer on record to cancel a
match with at champion after having
signed the articles of agreement.
Thu-2» i\' not at present a body with au-
thority to punish Lynch for his flu-
grunt breach of contract. but it is sin-
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ct-i'oiyhopt-d by all true friends of box-
ing: that there soon wil come into ex-‘
lstt‘nt't‘. am organization with power to.
dist-iplint- boxers with such scant rc-
gui'd for signed contrurts us Lynch has
shown.
FRED FULTON STOPS
COGHLL IN THIRD
Heavyweight
Knockout.
LONDON. Oct. Zl—Fred Fulton. an
American heavyWeight pugilist. last
night knocked out Gordon (‘oghilL of
Australia. in the third round of. what
Australian Victim of
was to have. been a. twentyomund
bout.
The fight was held in the Holborn
Stadium.
Fred Fulton has taken part in two
multimillion
, AliililSES HUB FANS
:McGraw’s Alleged Ofier for
Braves’ Shortstop Causes
Concern in Boston
Boston is pretty much perturbed
.over the report that John McGraw.
Smanager of the Giants. had made the
iBraves an offer for Rabbit Maram-ille,
the great little shortstop of the Bus».
tor. team. As one Bostonian put it.
"it the Braves let go of Marauvilie,
they might as Well take down their
shingle." ‘ _
Officials of the New York Club will
not admit that. any 01hr had been
made to the Braves for Marauville. but. the club couldn't mined to
it would not be surprising” “(standout-1;" then. ”byte
days 880 the W110“ predicted marble for the Braves to s
when McGruw swung a trade ’.t would
be one similar to that of 1908. by
which half of the present Giant. infield
likely will leave the team.
McGraw nevor objected to git/inst 1 , . . . ‘as follows have been handed in by ive. and Your stomach sour. Gun.“
1 ~: nothing. as their winnings after be- fights in London and has Won both by quantity for a. player he wanted. '11: 'Eopfifign“llé’gt:§g:°c‘fg s’ztoéxgx‘gfestores vltohty at the same. It is lmnagers 0f the teams: of Cal‘carets at the drug store end I“
(milling the titleholder would fully knntktiuts. He stopped Arthur Town- 1908 he gave up McGunn, Dablen. Manuwille deal it will. be q great ““0va “1‘3 system 0' COW-W145! Tires—McSnily 311d Warm. CRN‘ll' your “‘20,, stomach and bo'plsd‘h
I primate them {oi-2 the loss 0: ley. spun-in: partner of Joe Beckett. Browne. Bowerman and Ferguson for feather in his Cg, but it wfll‘awrt a‘bronchitis and all forms ‘ of tm-oatimi Lynch. Scanlon and Stanley. ‘ , . -,., '
a 2-: y in the titular match. in the main preliminary to the Beckett- Bridwell. Tenney and] Needhutn When ]m of commotion in tho National Leag— ' :pitchers; Haymes, first base; Riley. excess bile. poasons. “d m M
ii Lit-t many boxers assert that if .\itt.‘.oorty bout. Fulton won that he wanted I’itcht‘r Art Fromme in ue. '- - and lung troubles. second base; Schmidt, third base; are keeping you miserable. Gaul.
"2 slut in getting a. championshl'p match in the first round. ‘1913, he gave up Red Antes, Jush Del There were a lot of reports around The above familiar trade—mark on Cronk, shortstop; Howley. left field: never gripe, never sicken. never h»
g . . _ --_~___ __ 7 _#4 ‘ _____ ‘_ -_ ‘ * 7* -.-,.,_.__n,-..___.-_-._ ._ hast winter that Charles Stoneham.'0f oilery package—alt druuim. 00c and £312: rigsieiiekiield; Oak” “m1 convenienCe. 'Iney cost so little u
‘the (.iants. financed the deal by which 5 , ’_ ‘ , . ' . . . work while you sleep.
9 .George \\'u.~‘liin;.:ton Grant became the g1_20_ | TigeIS*bullnan. ratchet. Milk and
owner of the Braves. 11 was denied, of - i 3 13
— :courst‘. but it was true that Grant had. ‘ W” " “' " “""' "M" '_“ T ' " "‘ _ _._. ‘
desk space in Stoneham's office before?
he took over the Boston club. The
deal by Wllil‘ll the Giants got Artiel,
Nehf last winter ltnt color to the stor»;
has that Stonehztm hada friendly inter— -
est in Grants \‘cnllll‘P. i
If the Giants: want to brace up their;
infield they will have to do it during:
the winttr. Sevrmi National League3
club owners already are framing legis- ;
lation which will be put through at the;
annual meeting next December which
will prevent any deals bétween Nation-t
:il Leanne clubs after July 1. The,
measure is backed by Herrmann, Drey-
fuss, Rickey, Baker and Ebbets, and
enough votes are insured to put: it
over. it will prehnt such deals by;
. ~ which the Giants procured Douglasi
. 71" {4'33" Sd‘“ “"9: Iand Nehf late last. season.
Modeme m the World The American League also is consid-,
~— erin the ado tion of similar le 'sla-l
for the many ills that beset the bread-winner. for the pains and aches that incapac- ' UOszand. tkkigg it all in all, it Wig!!! be' If you want. to know What rare 91nd
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the span of human life, by changing sickness into health, deapondoncy into'hopq I ‘ ’—_ wayyouconsxder them! Take quantYr
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It is the eastest, quickest, safest, most reliable remedy for derangement: - ' ' 11 d0
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languor to vanish and change the morose sufferer Into . Sutton ......... 2 3- . D l- I I ll III I! In em
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<3 m. or troubles, don’t delay, but try Jacob Schaefe,-Tota1, 490, Aver. exp“ wbyit wpofilcfiryoutomh
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High zuns, 164. 137 4nd' .
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32 3-8. High runs, 7 . an 53. Mm mu m m’ ya, man cam
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n 9 n . _ “”88 880. 23 9-17. High mus. 73. 70 and 55- ififimmuum mmwwmt
_ > . ~— George B. Sutton—Total, 181. Avcr- w. moat, m min
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104w. High run, 166, 101 and as. take much stocgm pmnucum’ a, coupon:
~ Yunnan—Total. 351. Average. 12 - or if I 011' paler “391 M
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vore and Heinie Groh. Groh then was .
a kid but already had displayed great:
promise. in 1916 to get Berzoz back}
a third time MCGI‘aW gave up Mathew-i
son. lloush. McKehnle and 325.000. ltj
was through these deals that the Reds
procured the greatest stars of their?
present world‘s championship aggre-I
nation ~ (iron and Roush. Both were;
utility men when Mchw distmsed oi"
them. ,
['nquestionably there would be a:
terrible uproar if Boston let the Rab-'
bit go for some vetemns of the Fletchg
er-Zimmerman vintage. Boston might;
even take the transfer of the Bruye‘r
franchise to Toronto with a sense oft
complacencu.
Boston Club Nocde Money.
“'ere it not for the Neht‘ deal of late
last season. it is likely that the Marang
ville talk would not be taken seriously“
,either in New York or Boston. But itj
the Boston club gzue up its best pitch-
er because in the language of George
‘Staliings, “the pricv was to attractive
turn it.
juat as feasi-
eo lthoir star
. shortstop because 0! n simllnr reason?
I There is no question but that Robb".
Mal‘ianllle would look mighty sweet 11:
the Giant infield. lie is a player with
nee:
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meet such dangerous chaps as are
found in the East. ; All arrangements how- lweti cont-tl'lpekym-“m' ""91,er Redwuv I,"
Dare Ilriscoll. manager of ihe pl‘kli‘d ‘01‘ HH' St'l‘itr h~t\\mn lliv "zit: lutsr. Miller. second base St-hmfl.
Fourth Regiment Armory arena of Jop (”‘3 :tnd‘ ‘59 NUI'WUW T111“. Tllt‘tthird hast: F. ("onnoLv shortstop I.
sPy Cft)‘. last n‘iEht announced that he games. “m “a“ sum?“ “C‘Ubu' 3‘; .t‘onnoll}, lvl‘l (Will. "Show” Keen.
bus postponed the club's Show. sched at. u (iclot-k sharp Ill llw Ward sit-err (‘vl‘llt‘l‘ fit ld' (Veils-on aJltl Gunmen;
uled for October 31. The bouts carded grounds. The “AI-“”3 i“ b" [he best V i
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all remedies it builds up the body and moments for any of them. Lineups
two out of three. and. it necessary. will
play a (louble-hcudm
pll-‘lt’ the series.
As these two
Tigers are Well known tor their ~lu;
ging prowess.
The Tires are to play practically tli
same team that defeated the
a new man in Lynch's place.
Within the last few weeks, are worlzint ,
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right field
in order to com-
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learns have always National innittieha’srbnl
n great rivals. it ones without say-
PIRATES BLANK CUBANS.
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ed the All‘lldl]ll.llt‘.~ lthl in "n vleven
Lock t
d5, whilothe'l‘igers will play about 3
sumo lineup as they lune been us-
all season. with the exception oft
The Tin.
who haven't played much bull
a“ ing that the fur will tly Vt hen they gut inning game yesterday. The score:
together Sunday. Enthusiasm i.» run - 1i H23.
11in; high among the stuiportei‘s of Pittsburgh 2 - . - - . .2 - . . .. 2 .1 4 0
both teams and, no doubt. a record Almantiares ................. 0 5 3
‘crowd will be on hand to see them do Bcittvl'iPs—Fnl'lutm and Kruegot;
thattle. Another incident that will Luque and Portuonda. -
tend to make these games integer-win; ——v .— «h—~——————-‘+
is Ill!" t'ict illili Lynch t't {rm-t ‘
Tiger) “in be on the mound tr. lllt
Tires. and that he will be put to '21.
test is a foregone ('0Dtlll“it"tl_ a.“ the
RASCALS
Biliousness, Headache. (lolfio
Constipation. driven out
with "Cascareb"
nights and will top things off with
ood stiff workout Saturday after-
They will enter the game Sun
in but close condition. and this.
drive these rascals out?
Tigers," nukes them dangerous
Vi'hy take nasty calming.
ing salts. or stomach-turning 3ND h
harmless Cultures: rem drum
and 'bowel prim which
your head diuzv. your tongue M
your skin sallow. your hm“ “-
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