meson, our. 28. 1919
"Elem
Bl? llllllll EARlSllN
Heston. Boxer Bests French:
man fit Bridgepora—Bout
fails to Please Crowd——
“French Flash" Stalls
l‘hrough All Right Rounds
4--.- -.
‘ 9R R T I: L .
Wonderful Little Colgate Q
-’ «.3 z l \m. .and :1 3‘31; nnh‘
‘. l ~r"'l~n buy". in lfi< enze-r-I
v .- m ‘ ".2 mw r ‘wl' Hr llflll'.
‘--~ 2.:' -':' l-w-i' main-h unlit!»
-‘ \'..Z:t l' m 11’ .p m; »- Fume
llnws (=31 llw Vital-'2
‘.~ ‘i-nnin: Wu: :1 (liemilmint—
w " .. 1 it!“ Lurim: tztz'. t‘m‘s' lu's-s-
r: .. lzllll‘ll tnu't-tl summsmlly
. F,‘ \~.«.- l-an‘ll :iv llw climb-
' t: T :57 line.
Va‘rrr Much Heavier.
‘1..‘-‘ll inn: 1h.- squnrt-d
m.- In :n 133 1»:
n? ’d; (.111th W"l:ll"l ”11‘0“
.. ’ lumntl: lws. lt' was
7 :-~... mm”- tht Val: “r didn't
i m m-‘r Marts lzixvrllf any dur-
4.. lnut null L‘nrlsrm. earning
. -7‘ 1-,“. t-mrs :mv. ceiling in
m jaw and‘ right swing
7‘ 3.1:)
'. "x, mm tlw popular decision
Ziiu. \‘ulrzwr wa; 11m stroll:-
liw-nly hxluncnd. with
‘rnfslmulzlvr.- and l wicked
. luthil 171‘» part of n chum.
f‘» l".‘.‘ limo; lw (lid lk'l 100:9.
l’~.:l.<«m “‘c-m tn the floor. once
v. .1 rmluinc \':w:"‘-1.tllt‘~l’1'wllch
'vtl :i'ul tapped the
:19 l,“ ‘J'tnl hpadlnnsz
.~. ;.l.tl (Hllv'z‘ Hmo- when
will >“‘lllfl to \‘aleer‘s
T‘A’lX
Lilli
, .vI‘Plilliillflly. Jimmy Kane. of
. \t, .. rut iz all m or (ivorgc Pm-
..6 .‘th Haw-n. and the bout was:
- .t t! in tiiv middle 01 thr- fifth round
\- ... n 1.. w Brown, who manages Prntn.
;' Ifi‘t'd l
« . Lee to stop the bout.
4 -nifre_\‘, of New
V» ll~fil’i.
:1 lmugh he got himself in bad “TY“
l.'1- crowd a couple 0“ “mm? b."
m-sinzimz rm- War—{n5 I'm" at the
1,; mi; away n'om clinches. .
carlson Substitutes for Britt.
Frankie Britt was supposed to haw
I» m". Valgcr's opponent last night.but
l’mnkie. because of a bad ear and an
will Matchmaker Hogan got Carlson
.l .: substitute and Carlson fought. a
1-...v~.l comest. He. was in after Val-
..,
r.
1r.” packed the Casino was rightly
twi satisfied with it. Judging from
\‘llui'r's actions in the ring it was
y»: a case of coming up here and
y; Hing some easy money and he
do ln’t work any harder than he had
r.- .contenting himself mostly with
1- ,. mg to block Carlson's lead and not
bra-ceding every time. _
Bridgeport has a nice place for a
bv-xing contest in the Casino and the
lull was arranged well. It was
1 HHVded to its capacity.
Hull was there, he. apparently. not be
"-L' through with Connecticut. as so
‘ l'Pd,
LEWIS HA‘ BACKING.
Frank Preston. on oil operator of
Kmsas City, and, an enthusiast on
wrestling. has wired for thirty-five
ringside seats ir‘lhe Stecher-Lewis
m itch at Madison Square Garden, New
York. next Monday night. Preston
.\ :id his party would arrive here pre-
p..red to back Lewis. and asked If
Hit-re was any Slecher money in sight
I‘ll-sum added that he would guaran~
tee a purse of $10M“) for the winner
of the Garden bout to meet John Pe-
.~wk. in Kansas City.
Zlyszko has notified the manage
3‘. v.: of the contest that, he will appear
it . prs-liminary bout Just to be on the
w with a challenge to the winner.
sq ..-‘.g.. u" ' claim
.1 . \ , .- . mast is for the? cham-
‘ . ~; ;. .l n. :‘urley declares ”Mt
I < . . 1; has retired. and that
ml.) is open to compel}
tl‘at the
25‘
Mark had formally announced
w trvment from the wrestling
. ' , (‘uzlwy‘s position would be'imr
, .- llv. but there ix not in evidence
\ ..:bio
from (‘addock all to his fl-
1 w 3: 'c lz‘inns. Caddock has retired
'. 2: l: the for “em to get a lit-
1 * 1 » -."~: his experiences in France
an» (if ['
ncle Sam's boys. and has
r: .. word to anybody. not even
i \ .
7- :1" gr. Euucno Malady, or Oma-
l'rmf “addock states his inten—
- ' ‘ T- (“v laa; the slightest right to
"3 ' ”m. in: the championship. No one
-’“" mind to claim the title till Gown
7‘“ Wally S‘YIBOUDM his retirement.
:Iui Paladin i; has the same rights that
. "i ll .zu'l.
DETROIT. Mich. Oct. 28.—Le¢
Timur, Philadelphia lightweight. was
£l\i‘n a shade over Harvey Thorpe.
Kansas City. in every "I" “M
inn-round fight by the We
newspaper‘oglnbn he; ' .
rccelved'i‘tiit 017*“
lllil'd U ‘ ~
M
"tll‘CF‘J‘iV’lT. (VT, 3‘. hf'llllj.‘ \‘Ill"
fr Noni utiwmfllly' l‘« 'lswn slylml
l"l~!'xf‘.‘. " ln=t night look
2!: oiz‘r. i‘i‘llll'le of fie‘ic activities
ll ‘ll'V t‘ u‘. vll. of Briwkton.
. snl'stitutit‘: In": Frankie Britt.
. may lint.» alumni :~n?l‘." :‘vnml in
1131: N l“. ('w'mtz'y in mill 1' in
‘ n. fir—rmxuy, Lu!‘ l‘li- sure
‘ 4\‘> "' ‘ WV 01' ll.-- mu‘r
'3 1:: ilf‘"“‘ la?! nifll 1.
l».;‘1ill:. (‘:ll‘l'}lll2
7H0 the rim: and begged Ref-
’l‘l.p Semi-final was betvrccn Frankie.
York, and Frankie
of Bridgeport. and Conif’rey
or by far the better man or the two,
in that wasn‘t in good swinging
ttzlvldlnn. didn‘t care to enter the
Jim: with the so-called "French Flash." ’
at all times, and with a straight't
l-tt jab to the jaw that Valger absoy
lxuly couldn‘t fathom, he kept the"
It who almost lost to Sammy Waltz.
.. )wfir ago. worried considerably. It
w .:<n't a good bout and the crowd
Joe “IIIVF '
Minimums l
.. swuml ERBWN
‘ English Title Holder Is Beat-li
“.45....
1 en by Alfred Felton, of
‘ Australia
l‘I'TXE\'. Enalnntl, Oct. Zfie All‘rc':
Vellum of _-\'ll>l!‘ali:l. yesterday del‘cai-
ml. l-Zznest Rally. for many years soull-
iu: champion, for the sculling chum—I
pionuliip of the world. .
yawn v-mwiwtl tln four and a half
lnilvs in 2.”. minulvs, 40 seconds. bl‘kll l
it"; 1:: 'jr'\' six lengths. Thur was a;
high wind and Felton was favored by?
dmwin: the position near shore. Bal-;
,~ Hull :liimwll much watt-r duringl
the confeet. f
Tllt‘ l‘i"\‘\' champion. who is 30 years:
old. first came into public notice in:
1912 when he mm Amst, one—time hold-i
er of the world‘s championship, in :1
match for the .Aus‘lrnlian champion-4'.
ship will wa's' defeated. He next took‘
part in a nice in ,which'thcre Were‘
three challengers for the title of Au-
stralian climupion.- but this time wax.
‘(lcfezlied by Paddon. who subsequently .
lost to Barry on the Thames.
Ernest Barry has held the English-
4r—lmmnionship Since. 1908 and the'
world's championship since August :‘J-H
lull when he dcfcmml Artist on tha'
Thamos. . j
Worlt‘l'c championship races since
194W; urn as followx: '
1906-4). Towns defeated J. Stanburyn
l‘utnmattn. Australia. 19:53 15.
limTv‘rG. Towns defeated E. Dammit.
Nopnan. New Zealand. 22:27.
W. \‘K's-bb defeated G.
Towns, '
Paramatta. Australia, 20:45. .
19087—W'. Vl'cbb defeated R. Tresiddcr.
“'zmganui River, New Zealand,
20:28. '.
INS—~11. Anist defeated W. “‘ebb. New
Zealand. 18:15.
1907
Anderson. Colgutc‘s wonderful lit
lion<. In the Home "guinst Cornell, in
1,9me. Amst defeated G. Whelch,‘ a wonderful exhibition of the running
NOW Zenland, 21350 3-5 ‘the heart out, of the l'm-nell parltsans
1910—11 Amst defeated E. Barry, Zara-amg Ri‘.”..fi‘,o nrrlsjorfi touchdown
besi River, South Africa. w'lilpunls. He figured prominondy in all 1
3-0.
“’ho Did a
Rm. 5...... 0...... 3 tum Wfllllllll “weasel? XAVlEllS ARE READY. !
" ‘ j HAEEN Mfl—BARNEanEmSo.:3..::.1:‘::::°2:.:;:.:‘ "I PLAY ANY TEAM
,Nutiml beam Baseball (‘lub would
%
'be supplanted below the next spring The X:I\ir“.~ ,‘
:Sunset Hills Golfem on” training “0“ )H ‘W ‘ lm ‘ Hv'rtld '05!qule MIG
g Pulse 0f $1 0“" t0 BI’i , 4| ( i 3' H“ ,at to in ‘3" ”'7‘ 35 .“ "1‘ URI" :... “lllllll'. and
l ‘ “g ““51 “-32! 1h" unnuunr‘emcm that million.- in min on um mum in the
‘ Them Together .Mitcbell would cuida tlac (‘uhs‘ fit"‘ll< “1‘. m- their “W“ 73’.“ ‘ml‘ ”I" Tlu‘
! “ ’ a». ' :62“ . . . .. . ‘ ' ' ‘ ‘
‘ The highly discussed question as to :ftgrirgl’ y-r Illll jihad; mil- under Za\lers recently autumn 1h! Si.
whether or not Long Jim Barneg,lh'e ” ‘l ' an o 0“.th '1 ‘ ‘ml‘h‘lm‘ri‘ Men's (Hum, will 1\l~ l!“ :13 ‘ mart: .
angular Comishman, is. a better golfer n”""”“ at “hid“ “U til-w “H “M scams. Their lira-nun is :1» follows-
than \‘K‘AHOI‘ Hagen, and vice versn, and (lint-tors were rejected it was de- Mnxv c- (l'llri 11 r.- q. 11 1 n .
may gm the benefit of a match test m (mm. m PM“ a rule of Maul-1 10< " .,' . ' .‘ ' ‘,,' "3' H ‘ i
the near iuturc. it is possible that M' .1. , , . _ I ' Henry, ‘b‘ Fullnan, "h: Hm“ 55‘
trim pair may be brought together inr “f H ‘1 .nr h“ “Tm“: mp "”54",”, FEM“ ‘1' firm" “ 1"" ‘4
a. battle at seventy-two holes that and ‘Xl'l‘lfiu mnfldence in his amnr _._--. . -- -_.
skunk! go as far toward returning a. :n luml u ponmmt next year in Ol‘tltr Advomle h The Saw
correct answer as can be hoped for. to My“... mp rumor<. ‘ _.
Out at the Sunset. Hills Country
Club in St. Louis. where Barnes is now
localrd, they believe firmly that Barn-
es is the better player. But they are
open to conviction. “'herefore a plan
has: lv-cn set arm: to offer n puree of
$1.000 for a match betWeen the urn
nun-curbinco-ucrlz.
cows. CONGESTION
nusumnmu noun:
.\'.) fin.=l.4‘éal Malenicnt was ' made
public. but (lixw-tm-s said a substamlvl
pmfi‘ \\...- >hOWn for (he first time in
several yearn.
‘Rul- soothing W‘hrlt‘fl‘ihu St Jam
Linimvm rich! iwc whom
SPORTING NOTES.
the «lime
players. Full conditions of the match . . _ . .
win: not sz‘tciiil d. It is not known in‘aoiziixkgl’°?0"“? \““l'.‘alif‘ Will a cold, conzvstinn nri hmimmimn ham
whether Hagen will be expected to - m "r '” fir“ ”“0 m smiled. and Wm mam“ the “chines!!-
mnrc than a war “lll‘n lw cxrlzzmcm
play the sv-wnty-lwn lmlcs over the St. . .
blows Willi klNK‘kO‘J: Jolie in an eight.
and sorcncux di<allpcnr
Imuis (’(llli‘M' or not. Such a scheme . .-
would Appear to work something ol’ a m‘lnd.b°“‘ M >1“? Aronark ( 4' m I'HIV ihnt M 1 (“M 19‘" hold h \nnt
hardship. lmulilll-ss other courses sezflcll‘: 0; 30“ mbl r 5" "1'9" lmr‘h u h m Thu imam yr.
. . . "l ' . - v - - . . .- , .
“'ll be me H'vlu' of part of the play at ,...r -‘ ““5 h'” ”am d d‘ «" " ml. S; .lntrtbl l,-n:n.. m on tho mnder
least. 0! azmment in behalf of Eddie Tram ‘ ‘ _ ..
bly for a twel\r--round bout with .l .t ;_. Elm" o"“""“”“ “41““ "' h" “k I!
l‘ndoubtedly Barnes 3: willi to , . . .
take- Dan in the match. It rcmfils to ‘5 Plark, to “1"" P380” in NC“ 15...). “Dd 1‘ 1"? "“““"‘ 1‘ “ ”l‘ how it 0"
be She]! whether Harv-n will consent. ford. Mass.. on November 12. linimcnt in mp for mom than w
”The upon champion passed up the I‘m- Bl” Brennan and "Mum-v saw)“ ”r" years— '0 "WW“ (“0"? throat. 9““
in condition lm' their vizhid‘ound lllh'
sle at the Bauunne A. (‘, tonight and
they should furnish In inton‘stinzz
scrap. Both are strong. heavy punch—
ors and aggressive.
Fat Multan hm mm anoihm battle.
hi:~ viciim being (‘harb y Miller. the
mmmman, of San F‘l‘rlnt'isr'n. I‘hn was
flattened in tile second round. Mee-
llan nor: “ill halo :ilmthc; bout with
Car Twlnrrie. Miller is the man W310
originally was selected to meet Jack.
Johnstr. in Havana, but who 1mm
pectedl) was knocked out by a noun l
\Villard was thvn groomed for the job;
at Havana and went through will. it.
Rub out mu
fifilx you win-
{essional Golfers Association tourna-
men: here when that event, might
ilime produced a thirty-six hole match
.hitwcr‘n the two. But since then be
ll-RR appeared against Barnes. Just a
iluw days ago he lost to Long Jim in
an threc~ball match in Detroit. with
Dotultl Ross pliyiug the third hand.
Hagen Has Confidence.
Probably the outcome of that match
.may prove an incentive to Hagen to
‘take Barnes on again. Without doubt
he was somewhat disappointed in his
.showiug. since Barnes beat him eight
rtmkes in thirty-six holes. But wheth-
er he will consent to the proposed Sun-
set Hills match is a guess. One thing
lmay be stated for a certainty: if he
not-1r, neuralsrin, .criatim
"m'ippy" ft-«limz that
arbor: and pains.
Get a small bottle at any dmg st“
and stop suffering. Nothing else II a
pen- tratrnc and soothing You g‘
instant n lief. ‘
. - --_.___. *3
lie quarterback, is living up to predic-
Wllicll Colgate won 21 to ti. he gave
came. in the eeumd period he took
by eluding the whole loam and dash-
aftcr catching one of Shirerick's long
ltu other scoring against Cornell.
1-:
1911~~R. Amt demated H. Pearce,
Dam-natta. Australia. 19:46.
d912-.=E. Barry defeated RArnst, Pub;
: ney. England, 23:08. i
1912—12. Barry defeated E. Bantam,
, Putncy. England, 22:31.
‘1913— E. Barry 'defeated H. Pearce
Putney. England. 24:09.
191F131 Barry defeated J. Paddon.
Putney. Engla'nd. 21:28.
HIS—L Felton defeated E. 86117, Pub
ney. England, 25:40.
flElll’SEY SliElllNfl ,
MATE.“ lelflE PASl
Champion’s Manager Urges
Promoters to Stage Bout
With Best Man Available
i KICKIN’ AIlOUN’
: WITH LOCAL SPORTS
“It is a funny thins to see the ma—
‘Rer 0! the heavyweight mum of
{be :20!“ running about the country
Baseball is a clean sport. That's. 98'! 2 some one to 35m min." said
true 'But. the Tires did not think so 323$“: pilot of £10k Denney.
' . . hel’ 9 utterancn.su.ewYorkclty.
Sunday. when they alleged thut t . “I got Into this 0“! the other (ll!
Tigers were using “rough house” “0- .‘nd nt on” asked Itveral promoters
tics. It seems as though the Ward If they could arrange a match-for tn.
_ champion with some and hen -
street. grounds is a better battleleld;weigm. 8 '1’
than a baseball ground.
The Same Old SORC-
Dnfllx "‘9 of Newark. then 1 spoke to Dave Dm-
TireiLockwood 'series. the same old ,colL of Jersey City, and then to Jack
a was a ‘ on”, to a dilerent Curley. Dld either of them say be
“0:- “meats galore I plenty ~would put on u bout with Dempsey in
one of the corners? He did not.
of them were on hand to give the most l Pattie re, I told the ers 10
healthy person nervous trouble. "m
M" DICK an opponent from the best of the
cording to an opinion expressed by huvmight class in America—Bren.
Captain Conley of the Tigers. he be-
!m, Levinsky. make, Meeban Or any
‘ one they could get to fight the one
liens that the series should be 9-3". holder. Each of the promoters raid
at Aliment Park. This leads one :1: wvuldaoaonuder the utter. and
t. _ t “‘9 wm m. m“. ed.InaddiUonlmdeit
to believe m: suitable for mu plain tbut Dempsey would not out {or
grandam” anestruvugantuuntoboxthebest
This brings back to mind the dlfi‘ mobmhsblehsabort boutinl’hll-
culties which arose between the ’flree
uddpbis or Jersey. It seems to me
and the Lockwoods, when the Lock the chi-Plo- is doing all the: an be
woods were insistenf that the lastg
'uked of bin.
' “It the America: We“ do not
. game be played 0|! "I? downtm dia- do something in the we: of a match
mend, and for which they were brund‘ g:- late fall or early winter I shall then
.. n “"h- mt! vote my attention to a bout in FA!“
ed '3 ““5 ”flunk for m Minion land. 0! course Beckett and Cam
demand. ROW- '9 “9 ° °9 uer will not can: on December 1, and
of the Tiger captain. thlt the D"! the winner would not be ready for a
would suit . large number of the fans. .btsxtue 'knsh ‘fiempfily :01- n monthuor
cm.m0 ‘s wee er. t hsve pod re
«Mammal Park would ’- ‘assurnnoes that the English promoter:
dim. not. only a large number. but‘wm after big mo'my for a coated
all fans. Where can a better diamond there, and naturally Money will
man the park be found for a buseban take advantage of the opportunity.
.. . . - isn't. one! Not a Single- Challenge.
same. 0n ”“5 field tnere “I will make tlv. assertion: There
obstacle in the path of a player ‘0 m‘ never was a heavyweight champion in
tertere with his playing, no stouewsll the history of mills-1 who was noll
Perhaps Captain (3011‘ smothered with challenges the day aft.
. . l er Winning the t't-e. Dempsey beat
‘ley has seen we handicap °f may “.3 .W'illard last July. and up to date there
on the Ward ‘a‘treet grounds and he '5 ihas not been a single challenge nor a
no more than right when he states bona fide ofler from any promoter.
that the city title contests should be “No. Dempsey does not say the other
played on the park. and at that a}
neutral field. Evidently. the Tires re-
to fight about.
collar to say the least."
k
1' first sought Dave MscKay.‘
Ibenvles are afraid of him, but it is pe-l
When Dove HarKay wus asked if baa
a
BREAKS A COLD l
jdoeen‘t. it won‘t be because he mm m A raw Hounsl
FLYWEIGHT CHAMPION SAlLS FOR 8. match with the Cornishmau. One
I AMERICA Towom'low. ”hing "I! be mid 0‘ Hogan and his
l Jimmy “‘ilde. the flyweight. cbam golf. He is supremely COMMW'
ASTHMA
“Papa's Cold W My;
Bames may bea‘t him in a. Special relieves Mme-s and
5:3: MI $33163? ”(032.3: match, but Hagen will have to be am i
co. He recent! - _. an uhlbiuou‘Shown' ,_ g Dom stay stuffed-up! Quit Mom! 1".
”0‘“ by I“? 0’ "9”“ 1° ”‘3 men“ YALE‘S wnesruuo ant! snuffling? A 6056 of "PRM‘F'; . AND CATARRH '
On being asked to say something about
his tour of the I'nlted States. the;
champion said: "If you don't back me.-
don‘t buck the other fellow. I am 50-. NEW' HAVEN, Oct. 28,—Ynle's
ing to America. and when i come back .Wmstlimz schedule fbr the no.9;
1'“ very likely have (me his mg gm: winter was announced last night. The
then retire: but I want to give every Debodule follows. meets to be held in
Zone ‘ dance to 5...; .9 M" New Haven unle- otherwise indica-
On be sited how be expected to ed:
m "Oh. In-” 14. New York Unlvetsity;
Gold Compound" taken every two’
hours until three doses, are taken usu-i 1’er h t m
. 1 d5 8E5 .. t e grea scour,
ally breaks up a «were cold and in l “r ASTHMA. HAY I'll
I“ film "ll-"W- Bnoxcnms and: cnrut‘tm'p‘g'
The very first dose are!“ wour Clog—l produced wonder u reou
ulousandl or the moat Clubber-
gnd-up nostrils and the air passages of m
,the h“; M none running: '9‘ It you have experimental with
Haves the headache dullness. feverichq 01” WW“ I“ I.” nu.-
SCH EDU LE COMPLETED
Try Before You 9.3%
get on in America. Jimmy said:
fine! m take on the best men at my lull-tr 21. Brown; Junmry 30. , “mm. screws-and mane” . «1.23:: be amour-nan bul try "2
weigbt, ”d bent M‘JWr lsflflugleld; Mm 6. Column; up . Crld Com und" is the romedY.
l ____..._...._—-—_—_. iflebruu-y 13, m ecu; February ape s 0 po 4, land t “0' for .
quickest, surest relic! known and costs . "It “I. u.
' 20, Pmm'm; km 27, Naval before you forget K. A.”
l COMM EN ‘ g 0" . ' lAcdemy lt MB ' March 5 CW I
ALL “A." t ; , . ' cents .{ d! .8 ”I E 5' It
“ ‘. I I F I t : ll l I, 1' I t Dub 3 f : WOODWO'R'I'K COIPAI‘I.
lEdilO‘ of I ll? 59!, IN » I. C l I . a ’ acts without assistance. tastes nice. . . m COIIII .
I C omments on the game 0' m“ 'eomdsev “ch 2.: 21: “tel-emuins no quinine—Inglst I” L
‘ t '
Sunday afternoon. October 26, be ;
tween the Tigers and the Tires are
numerous. One man an: the teams
a miscellaneous mess of picked up bull
players calling themselves the Tim
and the champions of Norwalk. having
played one or two umJn the Nor-
walks this 308.013. Some of then wore
uniform so dirty they would mid
up the ball and tried to tag him out,
house” tactics of blocking the faunas
on buses by using the football method ‘
of tackle. holding Oakes oil the second '
bag. At the same time they picked
up the ball and tried 1 cm him out.
and Conley threw Schmidt & his
head, but it did not work. for Oates
was called are at second for a stolen
base. These man-eaters were going
to but. Lynch all over the field. 1nd;
make the Tires look like thirty cents. .
They might do it after they take a
bath. Their bone run was made on an
error, while the Tires' was an earned ’
one. So after this. Tigers. play can;
‘ball and your record will go to the
E‘Hall of Fame. The Tires should call;
gtbe rest of the games on. as the same ‘
'thing would be repeated. as the‘ mn-
eeaters are in a class by tbemselveu.‘
‘Only those in such a class like to see
Tm or dirty ball plum ‘
l By thouentlemnly playing of the;
Tires in all their games this mason.i
they are entitled to be called the
inhumpioné of Norwalk for 1919.
Respectfully.
THE WINTER ISSUE
or "I
CONNECTICUT
TELEPHONE DIRECTORY
GOES TO PRESS
FRIDAY, OCTOBER 3lst.
‘.
fuse to play the Tigers on account of
the alleged “rough m tactics,"
which means that the city title con—
test. is off. Whether the Tim fear
‘that the Tigers will still mun
title and not wishing to be Melted In
the title match, they thought it best to r
all the series on. If Kort-talk bu.-
bull fans are to have a. W of
;what the Lockwood; and fires went
,tbroqgh. arguing buck and forth, it Is
that out the title. which is duly the
Tigers. remain in their Mo- II
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