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'1 SPORTS
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7,—Rum-trs
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‘ the lntt'vrnutioual Sporting
. ~~~z=i:c.l by some. ot’,the leading > _, _ .
-m- ““1er in all walks of fii>t boxing card that Torrmgton has
_‘. “L .' ”Him, A. J_ D. Riddle as pres” oifixeked'in é'é‘réal van-5.. The bouts;
and fade.
expressions ol‘ sym-
‘when the
-l’ the (-luh ytstvrday mime for-
" :t reiteration of its plans.
:tnnoauii t'lllf‘lll I)l0\'i‘\’ that. the
t-mr 1hr club house are go-
ex-l
\ m Ivlwll i;,~ Marni] on February
in \xliii‘ti .linittiv “'itde.
\‘xfit‘i H ‘r'i‘l‘iili'fi‘ oi the lntrrior Frank-
tlll Font.
S, Sims and Justice
in military and proios
5mm! the on the rotumittees. the (tint)
319m»
l'~:.vlin: (dubs in New
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0.1“”); mi" :tt‘ti‘rnoon ‘Promising Talent from Norwalk. Port
the mom-v
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Boxing Card in Torring-:
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TORRINGTON. Nov. 7.——»George
Canadian champion. boxed six fast
rounds to a draw here last night in the
u: in held in the (‘ity Hall and were;
witm ssvd by more than 500 enthusiusv -
tic isms". Lewis and roto furnished'
the main bout. and Lewis displuyed‘
some (‘ltWt‘i‘ boxing. In the semi-final.» ;
(‘hzzrlty Griffith. New York light-
weight. and \K'illie lluil'ey. of Philadel-
‘phia. also boxed a draw. 3
Jim Montgomery. the Irish middle—
weight, was unable to appear and
Young l-‘nlk. of New Haven, took his'
against Jimmy Gray. of Syrav‘
Full: proved :in excellent StleIi-T
and easily out-i
i plan“
('UE’P.
lute for Montgomary
pointed (:ray. .
Local inn-rest was centered in thr-
hout bt“iW(-9n Harry (‘ease and Youm:
Tino. both of Toiringion. Both put
up :in omellent exhibition and the
general opinion was that the bout “as:
a draw. Tommy Shea, of New llavon.
rel‘eretvd the bouts “high were pro-
invtml by Daniel J. Buckley. of \VaIt-ig
: bury. '
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BILL FOR 2D SHOW
‘ Yu: ' ”cunt ,
c “my u'gsor'ms: '00,”
. ""“t Juno nAfcmAg .
f 7-. »__»._
‘Chestcr. and Stamford to Compete . , -
in Mission Street Hall, Stamford.
()tto Ithodo completed what
has
PRINCTON SITUATION.
AN ANXEVsié OF THEWTARVAFWD
.i
.tm Princeton and Harvard it is a
\V
r‘l'iillél‘ui‘infz u-
' (out: mplntwl by :it lt-itst
t innit-titties
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. Harvard and Columbia,
tzgotiating for Events
‘cxt Spring
YORK- .\'ov_ 7 r~~lnl!'l‘f'tnil(-'9.lv
.l fixml sports poi-
lino--
urn; with \ wi'olumbia. llurmrtl
9411 ”5'51 l‘s".‘t'fllf'fl yesterday?”
of tin l‘ulunibia At-ro Club.
mgnr (1. \‘x'. harner. ilisht coin-
' lilLli‘tl Aero Sqiuulmn.A.
«1- r {ml president. ‘
I-‘nmmr‘i-d that invitations
v3.3 la-z st-nv to nlhl'l‘ eolle'zns
s :n join an into-root-
, :
;..,-i,.i in rlnrii'yin" the bovin: rules
and :ll‘i‘tlniiiilfl d st-nlt- ot‘ Weights that
(:m be. ruined.
looks like :1 promisingv card for his
,l.)oxin.~..r show in Mission street hall.
fStamford, Friday evening. November
' > ‘14. The talent is coming from Port
. ;Chester, Norwalk and Stamford. and
I: i ,
HU.NT'NG‘ SAY EXPTRTS ‘their followers in each of these towns
The stau- lash and game (tmnmtssionv .. , ~
at 3”. monthly meeting “vmhwgday re— are expetted to be on hand in ldlgt
:(eiw-d reports _ from 281119 wardens,
who any that this is tho bigzost hunt- ffl\-0rj[es_ -
"In“ ““5”" in “W”! 3mm? Th“ num-l The mini bout is scheduiod'to £010
her will he added to :is soon as rabbit . ‘ . .-n b . t a“
hunting tic-gins in ourni‘sl. its ferrets rounds, and A} “‘ ring. 08 Ian
are allowed this year. ‘ ‘ Tommy Monty. a very clever boxer
' l . . u l
- it was wpmmd tml‘ Tart-mg hrtfl~1r0in Dori Chester. and loung Pierce
been i>sllwl alng‘l‘sl tnc’ts‘ting of 521 - from New York a boy who packs a
men from Lake Qtiussapaug in “'ator- h 'd l " d l w "an, bout
bury. llfi this is the salmon spawning 3‘ punt ran ton on e ~
isoamn. All the deputy game wardens he appears ”1 here. He stopped Pack-
nf tltp state Hl't' out every day, seems: ey Tierney in two rounds in Rhoda‘s
lllill ilit- lll’W‘ laws are heir): enforced, first Chow
and hut low violation: have liven dis- ~ ’ . . .
‘ l Carter in Sum-Final.
EBIG SEASON FOR
t
numbers to root for their respective'
‘EANNEFM BEA'I‘EN Prineeton tomorrow will have the
. di<xldvantage not only because it has
« m BEE m3 become habituated to defeat this sea—
i - . 7
son, and has lost to Harvard five llmf‘
McCourt and Gillette Score
in succession, but because it is left
with mighty littlh to call on in its big-
_in Pocket Billiard Title
Event 7;
zest game. The Colgate and “'est Vii-
ginia. tusries forced the Tigers to open'
up their bag of tricks. It is possible
that Bill Roper has one morn biglrirk.
;Princeton usually is a one trick team
; Iinllts hit: contrasts with Harvard and
E :Yale. and. above all. is an opportunist:
, ~fit,nVEhAND,-‘Nov. 7:439 national‘eleven. It. in a question irony one?
threof ouoly‘on— billiard chammonghip trick could beat the flash andvdrive'of
tournament opened here last night. ngefiga:pggflng tollécglmore
.. e . 0 gen.
gyronpiumte d Mala “'1 Charles, Princeton always send: out a fight-
_Sic(.‘ourt of Cleveland were the vlc- ing’tmm, too, but ever since Percy
mom. Gillette defeated (‘11:er omita ton took hold at_Caiimndge H!!!
of Ilmklyn and Mcf‘ourt won over R. mi has not been lacking in fight eith-'
or “'5 ' v f
L Canneiax of New York. p“ n names dovm 0 Mm b.
pretty even proposition. Yale him gain»
ed the reputation for being the strap
piest of the lot— not because it has any
more grit‘and courage. and will to win.
but because it Seems to benefit better
than either of the its big rivals lrom
the recess between the halves. Yule
teams have made some splendid finish-
es and‘this may be traced to the Illuv‘s
ponseseion of experts who could diag-
nose the attack of the opposition and
find some way of combating it success-
fully.
Harvard ban gone through a season
without being forced to show anything
out. of'the ordinary. It has demonptmt-
ed that it likes. the forward pass. but
only as a measure of last resort. It is
playing the same old Hauzhton game,
with the threat the outstanding reat-
ure. In Casey it has the greatest open
field and and runner in the Big Three.
And it looks :is if Casey Will he (bits
man in out 7’!“ tourhckvwns on the ROI?
\‘ard side of the ledger.
TED LEMS SAiLS TOMORROW.
NEW YORK. Km; 7 Pharley Has-
\‘ey has elem-d Tad "Kid" bowls M
two important man-hes in Landau.
England. The first omltest will .-
held in January at Royal Albert Pill.
when Lewin' opponent will be of!”
Johnny Basham or Young Chm
champion welterweight of France.
Although Manager Harvey has I.-
celved many otters from the chin h.
this country for Lc-wls' servitu- 1‘
has decided to soil at once turf,”
land and will loom» here on tho I}.
ship Lapland on Saturday. In“; In
theatrical engagements in. Wand It
a month and will then take than
weoka’ time to train for the Jun-w
contest.
MnCoui-t roused that rrUWd time at-
MiddlMown. Ernest \V.
Smuwis.
A very
n
.l- .
1m now unlit-r way. it
:i in:
ii'll' red (177%: ,s_, ’— -~'_
TILLMAN EASY FOR BRITTON.
.:l .i~.-mir:tiou di-signml to COVN'A‘d. The tlt‘plltit‘s nrr: \Villlam . . -.
put and to conduct dual Al<h0iise ol‘ Grunliy. C. H. Hall 01" In the sGilli-final Frankie ‘lxid ('ar— tor time when he smashed away at
ll mr-ms between its; mcm- l‘wrby, Jumps l“. llugbee of Old Lyme. tt-r of Stamford will box Battling difficult shots and counted: Winn'm: l4
ryhnnm (-1141 Johns Hop-ffl’ilbur I“. Smith of Norwalk. II. 1-1. Lune. A. YD veteran. now living in from Cannefax 50 to 41m llxty-nlni
llltnli’lnl‘tl n< “probably”. fatter? Ul‘ Killinglyl. P. Hornbeck . . .0 , . '
.llrlittl'i'dls umli r consiiler- of Falls Village. James H. Footit of korWalk, 01”“; rounds. Lane has Innings. Cannefax played rather "‘3‘
of never b(’{'n seen in Stamford, but he godly, but missed may shots by me
l‘did considerable boxing in New Flo-[smallest of margins.
Join-tie before entering the army and: Oil's appeared way off form and lost
ix;viiitxl':hilrl.ntgd\hiniddjll: .Inrk hiitnn. \Veltt‘l‘weillllt cham- he also fgured in bouts Whilp in the ‘to Gillette '30 to 30 in seventy-three in-
i'V'” lli ill.» N. a, yin]: Ti» Dion. t-nsilv milpointed Johnny Tili- ”THIN" ”v and Carter are to melt ninxs.
iii iwi-tntly. ”L!“ of Minneapolis. in a ten—round :lt. catch Weights. as are Monty and} Gillette scored the high run with
WiLt»AVP7l—;7Y~J;EVlEV\/S ;i’(;_lil'lmi'l: tlif'rifi-ud li‘itiijIlFsgh‘l); 1:15:13): Pierce. . . fsix. MoCnurt's best was five. Bad]
“Mt-“ this ”W. will MIN: 13;? round » _ . i lssy Limit-drum, the Fighting Dane‘had a pair of tours.
.1 m of Ilridéeport. {it . '_-. _. ._..,.-_.,___. oi' Stamford. and Willie McFarland;'
l'mk. Sunday. Nov. 9. The Want Ads. Brine 3811113. WINS" “’3' name i" llenny \Veafer,
..i-~ Il'mlilmj with dtt’eating ' {are to mix it for six rounds. Lind-
‘ twin: 0] lridgoport. The)“ * ‘ '— . < ~"— -
0" 'l '1 Jill invincible eleven, EAT LE 5 MEAT
. in :5 opponent. But the Ti- 8
3.3 tr in their best form and
tlitzible game for all fans
it ‘4) wi'ness. The Tigers
Until): have to come through
w 22mm to deli-zit the Lake-
l!‘. the opposition. ill. Luke
vain: to hanw il-sv’ l;:tn<l<
'ttt-zin: (“Ar-x of ”I" “v e: hunk-
This will he the MUD-ll hard
the Tigers ihi< "ll-Ill). i'n-
Mix; the Tigers. Wt rr vlt't't-eitml
slutmrm-ks. wt" Sn" it'll. in :i
t--;‘ion"l L'l‘ll“ I Uninv-
:Il' tit“ Tin-w '-l" :y ~v n>n<
mlutll, :iltittizizi- ‘i '. lrtl-dt"
lit “aim: \«an it -'.. r to fight-
~i .i t‘v-tir-h 'HYI'l‘S are
Tit l“ 9 l
-.
lititii i'i-ri, i'
l .3
", ....,v_ n
"4 should eventuali.v
.. ,: {it-id run-
excellent
defensive
m lat
Refine
produces kidney trouble in some. form
l‘egutariy
or other, says a well-known authority.
urir acid in meat excites
they heroine, overworked:
clo': up and cause all
saris (v‘ (liq-sou: particularly backache
8'1‘1 viiise: v in the kidney region: rheu-
iitetii- “Vince‘s. sew-re headaches, acid
beams-e. ill"
the kidneys.
get shinnish'
how no 5 '5il‘ or" losim: if
;; iézllr (time‘- in root and
.- ~pirit into. the play-
. tars l-tlY" v..riou:: plays
.111 nu” m bu a success.
it it: . I. 'lie Tiger standard
» to show it good brand stonmih. (-onstipzation. 10,1.“ “yer,
utitirluv ihiv tr-nm but . -
' , . :2»: u. it - nd urinary
sum; to do tt——(‘om0 sleeplrs W" ' bl ‘ hr 8
irritatinn.
run] will star at Sun- Tim llltllil‘Tli your hatrk‘hurls or kid-
“2th J‘m Mflhdkg of— new: :i"vn't ar'tinz" right. or if bladder
2.: plflym‘ was secured '
hoihrrs you, not about four ounc‘es‘of
Jail Salts fnim anv gOOd Pharmacy;
take :1 tubiesroonful in a glass of waten
before linealtl‘ast for a few days and
your kidneys will then act fine. This
famous‘szalts is made from the acid of
grapm: and lemon juice, combined
with lithia. and has been used for gen-
erations to flush clogged kidneys and
stimulate them to normal activity; al-
.::::.ir ks . not only that.
w ;-l:lj.' with the Tigers).
' 'Il'k tor the Shamrocks
runny ('l‘illllllble gains
2 mine. “Buck" Leon-
iinough said. Come
Lin; play.
~xi~ upon thr- fant‘ enthu—
mv Tint-rs will have to
VII Ul‘ not.
It i:=.n come down to
:~ p-rriorm. in the most
w :in game? Besides. so to neutralize the acids in the urine
'd;lll it) be interested so it no longer irritates.
i-i WW :1 team which is to
.. . , bladder disorders.
":T‘l'd;’r§?2‘::‘ Sunday} Jad Salts. cannot mm anyone:
1 . They Will make i'ur- mfkeq a delightful effervescent lithiu-
.wlli"lll.'~‘ on the field; SaLur- “tfl- drug “finch yum“ 01’!“ it
w ‘ ' mtflonovgflthefifi;
'7 Min
l 5.15m roguestgdjom.
*‘trdayaftemoqn V . - ‘4
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gequipping Mission Street
thus endlnfi».champinn and recently won the TourI
,strum is a World “Err veteran who
was wounded in action in the Ar«‘ l
i
‘lwhere he is well thought of. g MAME“ m SEW"
‘ Kunz to Be Refert-L
i The first preliminary will he be-
,twwn Kid Kelly of Port Chester, and .
Kid Mooney of Stamford. Classes Milwaukee Mn;
:hox four rounds. '
I =“tiling Kunz of Norwalk is to be aI PATTERSOX‘ 5. J” No“ I‘M”?
referee. and Harry Smith of Norwaik .O'DOWd of S" Paul, “Grid‘s champion
iF BACK HURIS gunne. \Yeat’er comes troni Norwalk.
i
Ehampion Completely Out-
Tht-y will ,
1:15 to make the announcements. they “middleweight boxer. knocked out Billy
having performed similar WViOo 13:31am“. of .‘iilwaukeenn the second
title first lllit‘dt‘ show. Mr. Rhodtl tound‘of a scheduled ”gm round bout
hall with Ilast night at the Lyceum theatre.
electric lights. A Duo-Watt light is tn‘f‘OtIde forced the fightlngkin the
be placed over the center of the r!.‘ r.' ‘1: lround. reaching Kramer. body
A m4“, ring covered with felt and If on lead “1th telling blows. and early
. ‘ In the second round the champion shot
be set, M1. Rhodest . -
a hard right cross to Kramers :aw,
flooring him for the count.
:NAME "BAYER" ON
Kopsky and Coburn First to Enter 3.4‘ GENUINE ASPIRIN
Day Race. 5
NE“' YORK. Nov. 7,—Joe Kopsk,’ Get
and Willie Goburn are the first two rid»
ers to sign to ride in the sixday rem,
zat. Madison Square Garden during the‘
week of November 30 to December 6.‘
They will ride as a team, as in Insti
year's race, when they mused a sense»-3
tlon on the last night of the lace by,
stealing a lap on the field. only to lose!
’it again to the winners of the race: ‘
».\icNamara and Mafia; the former:
catching the pair in an exhausted con- . _-. . ,
dition. . The “Bayer Cross" is the Signature
In a cable-gran receired ”literati. 'of the ungrnayar mm of “mm."
from the foreign agent it is said there man u. . ” gem
will be a. mating of the European ridufrhe 7 e M’g: oggmans “1::
ers in Paris on Sunday for the purpose 3 Asplflh mm y '
of agreeing to terms to ride fathoworeichmonym
race. Egg. Brocco, Thys, Reliant; Gi-i— In ey'eryhhndy “Bar?!” ”on“ are
rardengo and other stars are in thefproper directions for Colds, Headache.
List. Glrardengo is the present Italian; '1‘ fl ache. E be. 3.6qu Rheu-
ply canvas will
said.
. __.____________
TWO CYCLISTS SIGN.
relief without 'ear as
told in “Bayer pm
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