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The fasr Tiger football team. of this the Tigers feel sure that they can
city, will give the fans a. chance to see gain the 311990" M "I8 fans. The Ti-
!” hm" ”w hi" one'ofi'ger management will play only the
"Hit: on upwaldhhp “'1’"th teams in this‘mrt-of'thelgfihsgzgi 15.1%“ng flvazlmllg’sezé
iris been some-film“ ”W IAke’vieWs, 0f Bridgeport-.that the Norwalk,fans are behind his
l :11 Ian urrivcdf'rhi‘ game Will be played at muse‘lteam and ready to support football.

intent Park and will begin at 2:30? The Shamrock team, of Stamford.

in: "next sen-’O'Olm‘k- Th9 MkeVie‘V team has'mll‘inrejo be booked to play here 80011.1
wrmi etlllipaign’s two more teams in Bridgeport i0 hem—All that the manager and the team
tin grand (qr-{before ciaiminz the championship Bruits or you,‘is to come out. Sunday

"speed mar-"Bridgeport. Th? Tigers feel confidentiaiternoon. and support the Tiger team,
., .1 In mlldn (‘11le that. they can DQBI fills speedy aggro-land_ in this wfiy' Show the team that
'..' r‘nxml pl'nmlw'ilafion from the 'Pfll‘k City. Wlth the lydz are in favor of football being play.

”(Endless (3f strongest team available. in this city.‘ed in this city.
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take on the American League direct.
ors' demand that the comlnlssiun im-
mediately pay the Yankee players the
share of the world's series receipt.»-
due them for finishing third, ll prac-
tically is certailithat'tbc money will
be held in escrow until all oi" the am
erican League audits are aired in
court.

in commenting on the action or tile
American league directors Ban John-
son is quoted as saying in Chicago.-
"‘As I understand It. the Mays can“.
«still is in the courts, with t'l..:y it‘d-3'5
followed to file :1 motion for appeal.
There has been no final disposition.
Pending such final disposition. it
would seem the part of wisdom lor

Oficials Are..-Revising the
Code—Other WP lthe commission to retain the disputed
—-‘~—-—- jmoney.”

‘TQTSVV YORK, Nov. 3—1119 lnterna-l Considering the known desire of
tlonal Sporting Club. the most p79,"). Ileydler and the National Leachi- liOL
tious organization of the him] ever ‘0 8*" mixed “D in “‘9 mn’”""‘r53- "
launched in this country. one of the‘serms probable that llcydlvr will
Objects of which is to bring abOut agree V'illi Johnson as regarding nom-
wcridwidr- uniformity of boxing rules inc llli. money until the courts finally
and weights, made a satisfactory star: decide ““‘iio‘s “he" in the American
yesterday afternoon when the rules 11913110. ‘
and weights committee or the club
held its first meeting at club head- Such a stand by the commission.
quartem. 340 Madison avenue, this however. may. and probably wm. re‘
city. ’ isull in the American LeagUe directors
While no decisive action was taken securing a mandamus. compelling the
at this meeting, the subject of rules commission to pay the Yankees the
and weights was thoroughly discussed money. if such a writ is brought the
and plans laid for the formulation of commission probably will not allefium
regulations designed to control the to tight it. Even Garry Hermann
.Spol‘l all over the world. To this end would be likely to stand with licyuler
a subcommittee, composed of Charles on that decision.
J. Harvey. Tex O‘Rourke. 'Jaclt Kelly
and C. F. Mathison‘yms ‘appointed to tional League becomc’that it may nes-
compiete a draft of tentative rules and 1m". in (‘ng Johnson's bind in re-
submit them to the entire committee [using to meet the joint rules commit-
DCXt Friday afternooa. 'lee as long as Col. Ruppert is a mem-
Those who attended the meeting ber of it. Consideringlhe pronounced
were the chairman Dr- Joseph 15- Ray- stand the National league took as re-

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- in" nun1hpr of‘ NEW YORK, Nov. 8.——=While there

i«".\' trotters as :1 is no doubt that. Charles Comiskey.

chm-Inl- mpmg 0m, or Harry Frazec and Col. Ruggiero stand

hag rripnds, p_ 1;. ready to launch a third major league

l». breeder and mm ‘as a last resort'to eliminate. Ran donn-

.. tlmlmn Form .neanhi- son from baseball, there is little like-

. . NM .3 young mam can-'lihomi of any such thing taking place.

Silly had been able to Future events very likely will prove

-. tin-co-year.oltl, but did that the American League triumirate

.5 Min: a tendon and ~4‘omiskey. Ruppert and Fiancee—mot.

‘11: : . , ~wl’tli‘ 2:25 724. She ‘only will beat Johnson in the courts

lull u few hundreds, H..- but will beat him in his own league. It

hm w‘ h-‘r to Azoi‘i‘. twoyear- is a 'know nfaet that. the triumvlrate‘

2:12 1—1. a young horse, has several aces up its sleeve'to play

2 ~. .mntll .. .‘liend. J. R. Thomp-‘at the annual meeting of the American

iv ~ lllrndvlra's first foul League. Pacts will be brought forth

- em :a-fiiiy. She had wonder-Anon that will cause a wholesale deple-

‘ml: \rzls injured when young. lion in the ranks of the Johnson sup-
. 11 im :1 mm“ sum. later com- porters.

- '3 ell ill-til sluz has won :1 nuln-' The strings with which Johnson

:1 es over the half-mill- tracks holds at least two of the clubs now

tul< supporting him are Very slenderand

mltll'1l was bred back to Audi and may even bl'enk before the big pres-

. .lwl in iflln : buy r‘nll «the 21,- sure is brought to bear next month.

“Hr .‘li'lnzlinc. Peter woe fielded .ltfimflm fast is reaching the end of his

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~,~ fall, .Hc Va." then partially brok— enabling him to keep a from. He is croft. who was at the head of army gurus the selection of :1 “PW Chair-
n 2rd rougzln-d . l'lmugh the winter. giving a semblance of his old time athletic activities during the war; man for the commission. the oider cir-

"di. March‘Harry-[Putnnm' “'l‘n 1mm; fight, but 11w punch lg missing. in 'the
i \i'richl, took him in hand and fin. big to“ Johnsml was hm big 'enou‘lzh
5"“: Ll"‘3l‘ln3 lum. 1“ H!" Process. to realize his. lniatako and‘mend his
del‘vlopetl indications (,1 gym” f. CPS. -
‘43 >13 Hurry luv-m a' him l0 find Though the making public of the
. Low TllYli'l’l. A“ h“ “‘51“ l‘PI'l'f‘f‘lil' names of Gen. (‘olelnzln du l’ont. Har-
3‘ he Pnllltlfnill be hurried too fast 'ry Sinclair. Commander J. K. l..' Ross.
i’ “‘3“ ”I" lltl‘t’ti' part 01‘ Jun" he» EIIFDI Ford and Price McKinney. who
1‘“ ”on”! his fir’” m"? in 3T3“ are reported willing: to join the trium»
. ”It’ll 0n 11-. "came" like a Sliy- vii-ate in the formation of 21 new lean;
I .ue \‘l'll new teams in Cleveland and
31,)etroit and the addition of Montreal

Capt. Jack Gleason. a sporting man of - ~
. . . c 1 "heroic. cit
national reputation: Chanes Thorle‘y.'l;.l.t°‘rwifigm 105521,.
boxing enthusiast: Charles J. Harvey,. The “3305“. of the National
ri'ormer secretary of the. - '

"gown complete-
! League

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an expert m physical conditioning: wmmmm“ chairman a few weeks
(rBOl‘gt’ ilwyer. American representu- than to be drawn into the lent con-
_tive of Jimmy Wilde: Jm‘k Skew" for- trovemiea that is shaking the Ameri—
Inlelltcaiherweigllt boxel“and writer. can League to its foundation.

l “bile differences 0! opinion arose as Revive Pla 'ers Fratemlt

‘to many points. yet there is reason 10' ) y.

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"“"‘" with “1”?“ hi‘ did hi5 Winn-is that Montreal men. said to be; down. “'lnner. Harvard.
backed by Commander J. K. L. ROSS.’NOV‘GII]b€I‘ 23, 1877—»Harvard. 2 touch-
)lunniny was then shipped “—9”. m the field 101' an international; downs: Princeton. 1 touchdown. l
1., Lexington. t‘m-‘tlw Kenvueky [Agagurl franchise. but withdrew thell'g goal. “'inner. Princeton.
WIN" meeting. Tllt’l‘ia 0'19 mm‘nann’er two days before the recent Interlgxovember 16. ih7X——Hamrli, 0;
“1'1; started for :l ler-ord :md'nafionm Lgéguu meellng at the Bile; Princeton. 1 touchdown, “'inner.
. 5 :1 Illilw in. 2:06 L2. tilelast half more. From that it l§ to be gleancdt Princeton. ’
rh \l':1< donc in 1:00 1-2 and lhe'th R095 in the interim decided {OjNovembOr 1;,
dinner in 29 1-4 seconds—4i 1:57 gun for bigger game. Baseball mena Princeton. 1 goal.
Tlll' time equalled tllo- world’s say that Montreal offers far bellm‘ inn-l ton.
f :‘nr eldinc of lllt; am- (three . ‘. o o -- s =cts than \Vasilington.iNovember 13. .
mn-lt- in 1918 by Huston. amblm “a"‘l'jffin — ' down. 1 goal: Princeton. 2 ‘touch- ”‘9. ”Wide“ of ”3" M" H‘mpsmre'
“M ”‘3‘ n” "0"“? m ‘1‘" DEMPgEY'S MANAGER EXPLAmS-; downs. 2 goals. Winner. Princeton. “‘1'?“ Theatre Lompany. Though
‘ud ever shown so areal :1 flight - iNovember 15. 1881~Hamrd 1 safc- denied by some concerned There .are
me vs illtl Pi‘l‘d' .‘linnnin'z :11 the 5331.- Kem‘ns in defining Demoser’s ty; Princeton. 1 safety. Draw. 5'1“” masons ‘" ”9”"9 "‘3‘ ""3'
t-r‘ llliq mile.

’mtimllp writPs rmm Mobile as follows: lNovember 18, lgggfinanard. 1 much. has made and still is mailing strong
' ‘ 1 rftorts to break into malor league

:4 (limit contract two days ago.

Jimmy Johnston. Ivy Ol;:on. Otto
Milk 1' and three‘other *Dodgers nay
signed their 1920 papers
Eblvets has declared that he expected
no trouble. in bringing the rest of the
Imogen: into the fold.

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Boxing tommmsmn. T” Ollourkc, he better to delay the selection or a Beckett.

ll is learned on good authority that ling out Jack Cllrphey' in (hr
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'l )lllllnlna’. up to the limo of his “lk-mpsey is willing to $0 to Eng-l down. 1 field goal: Princeton, .
h ‘i Fm ”'51 “diam $1M“: all land. France or anywhere in the world; 10‘"than 1 goal touchdown. “’in- baseball as owner oi the Boston Am-
i he: brunt-3m hi: hreodvr at least in (“find m,- title. up simply asks; nl'. Harvard.‘ _ellcans.' Should. Gray secure the tran-
"‘“’ Pltfil‘ i‘I‘OfiT. This is probably {I111 the event be staged “1191'? the‘Nov. 17. USS—Harvard. 7: Prince chlse 3'" Carrlgnn pobably will '9‘
1‘ *' t “m“ "5 "‘"n‘r‘l' ”"1! am’ilm-grst financial inducement is possi- ion, 23. 'turn as Red Sox mamas”; Bill Is 88-
‘" "-'l l'=1~ reti‘i7erl for his herlvrlen Nov. 15. 1884~Ilan'ard, 6: Prince- slslanliren‘surer “9d Grays right hand
\leE m the 3w spar-v of time. in ’}1(.i “\Villard received $100,000 for his; ton, 34_ man in his treatrlcal entures. Carri-
‘ ”"1""._ “"1"" Ipart of the prize'on July 4 last. andnqom 13_ 1886—Hurvard. 0; Prince- gun’s friends ‘malte no bones about
-, A—~~~*——_——_ gulp,“ is no reason why Dempsey to... 12. ,saylnsz Bill Is itching ‘0 29' MGR mm
SW‘EDER FPFND MUCH MONEY. ‘should not receive a similar sum the Nov, 12. 1887~Harvard. 12 Prince-,hajqql’an- It would not. be at all sur»
- _ _._ ,npx, limp he gleps in the ring. 1:911:11?- ton, o_ prising tr; the? “(El-«3:: nagging! t3: .
o . l to the to o e1 , _ 83 —— v , ; ~~ . Up one 0 850 r‘ '
Hundred thfiaéarlfi Dolla‘rs Appropriat-liiilgughfitjm;:;¥ avoided up“). one. szn'lig'lg Hat ard 6 Prince eds“, . ..
Nl-‘Vjfii f...;°'\§’(')':,*"§ 312723;“ i~ hm? regards the Winner? the 3901“?“- Nonlfi. 1889 — Harvard. 15. Prince-l - er,“
, t} v, ' ..‘.. “L... {1 , , .Jf ,_(‘arpentier match as his logical oppo- ion, 41. 1 FOOTBALL GAMES TODAY.
3,": O"_,_fi "“; _‘ K? .32 :'”""“ “f hem and will gladly make a matchwxnv. 2. 1895 —— Harvard. 4; Prince-, Brown at Yale.
l,“ ‘ l, we v... ,,1:S!l|ll1l. mm. pmvmpd that the bids for purse and ton. 12. ; “'csieyan at Amherst.
“;‘_’g 1 ‘-’ "-' 71‘” ""‘Y’ it- '1”ng are left open to the world." Nov. 7, 1896 — Harvard. 0: Prince-i Harvard at Princeton.
lz. 221..., .23. ntnmhc'nwny and all -.._, ion. 11 . 'n‘nchggan at Chicago.
lejlli ‘ Ft“: "1 W’m’ Slagi’thMAupome DEFEATS Nov. 6. 1911 —— Harvard. 6; Prince—5 Rochester at Colgate-
minim.“ if’ti’ him-limit Athletic! ‘ DewTON WITH CUE ion. 5. . Stevens at Columbia.
' Yllf§<lfil l‘f‘,” “m’i'r’prim‘d $10.0'M3'” ——--—- Nov. 2. 1912 - Harvard. 16: Prince-' Carnegie Tech. at Cornell.
~n ‘ In slum to compete fm‘flfllns Featur: Match in Chan‘lpiOHSlliP; ion. a. : Tufts at Detroit-
“" , i Tcurney by Scar-.- of 5') to 47. ’Nov. 8. 191." ~— Harvard, 3: Prince. Virginia at Georgia.
. null 131- augmented by a CLEVELAND. Ohio. Nov. 8.——-Pierre ton,~0. l Colby at Ho)_v Cross.
:’3"';‘:’3‘""’.""“ ‘0 COW" "w ex’.Maupon~.e_ 02‘ Milwaukee. defeated THEN“; 7. 1914 ._ Harvard. :0; Prince-j Illinois at Minnesota.
. ‘10 .Ep to Ant-worn. . ghomon of Kansas City, in the three" ton. o, 3 Vermont at Norwich.
‘ .Z‘m" ““ "7"": m ””3“ .ouahion billiard championship tourna-ixno 5. 191.7 a Harvard. 10: Prince—l behigh at Penn State.
“ " "3" "”3“”! m “w?“ “h““mpm of America here, last night. by a ton. 6. ! Pennsylvanh-Darmw‘h 8‘ Ne"
"’ ‘ WNW“ “"me mng‘srore of 50 to 47. in sixty~eizht innings. arm. 11. .1916 —— Harvard, 3; Prince- York.
"‘ M ”3““ ”“1 ”am" ”Spflbm'g' 1 Demon led almost the entire distance mu, 0. l W. and. J. at Pittsburgh.
h ' :V'V‘l'mo'l' ml" f”"”‘”“.'"-V ‘ gal-ldn'vuide the high run of the tourna- Twenty-one games—Harvard won 8.. Mass. Aggies 8‘ R- l- 5‘3“?»
.7‘” “”h’Amnr‘m" '5' ( " 0‘ "mom with a. nine. Princeton won '12: one game resulted; moton College at Rutgers.
ll» .‘rf. .t'T'Ii trained lll-‘ S‘Wfiillrll| Charles OHS. 0f Bmk‘yn‘ 1“: his 1n 2 tie. 5 Hamilton at Springfield.
" ”13' . . luccond consecutive game. He was de- _._.._. l Bucknell at Syracuse.
‘ ”h ‘T‘:“”“" “am“? 3' “ “‘“k? liented last night by R. L. Cannei'ax, of; :Hamni's goal was from the field: . Notre Dame at West Point. .
f7" ‘4, .‘h" American Ol-le'mgxew York, 50 to 38. in fifty't'wo ln- Princeton’s coal was iroma.piace kick. Georgetown at . -
3 ' ‘ 1"“ "berg was lamp“? ml’ninge. The latter had a high mn‘oi following touchdown. The referee. N. Y. U. at Colon. ,
3 than“ "I "‘9 Bolflanzeevén 1 awarded the game to Harv-ml. Numer—l Middlebury at William ..
. ‘.\ .1; added to the Vents “‘9 ‘5 The’bcst average of the toumament. teal sear-lug was established in 1883.: New Hampshire 3‘7“? “ “mm"
I ' i‘ ‘19-”? d‘f‘a'hlo" 8“" ”‘9'1 243. was nnde'by Otto Reba“. of the original values being: Men, :1; ‘Tecb.
‘ . indict-jump. which were left of! Chicago. in the afternoon game. touchdown. '2; m1 fmm’twm’l .
‘ “‘" Hugh goal. of Toledo. defeated Jess 4: goal mm field, 5. * . i now: not“. .3" “m“-
1 ' ”"5‘ ‘ , “Pd.“ “0‘“ “01’“ ‘°. Lean or Cincinnati. so to 39. in nflr- created Rollor’acnor. I W m .
. . - pr- :n‘ners in those events. 8!; innings 'n one'of the ntternoon‘ .. ‘m ov‘guiwyrm at New
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Fred Fulton continue} to haunt Joe

EVAD lilaturnlly pants matches. :1: hi:- 11131. that no long as l remain mmplon E '
itiger did not bring him to England to; label] sideis-lep anx. ‘ felflt‘WW V’
Ethe benefit of his health. He wants lo lily in Fulton, which is: Let him at
_ meet me not so much hecaum.» in back to America and defeat "on”-
' but the Briton. “k“ a w"Sflitliirtks he has any chance of location then 1 shall be only too moan-d lo
Champion. continues to evade llli‘ Chnl' lme. but [39031180 ll? knows [ho higgo-_;l light him l()l' llli‘ 'Ofld'i‘ ""0. n a.
lenges of the American '1'“? mev‘fpume will bc given for a match h... the Morld‘r title that i want to nni-
gave their sides of the case in :1 Don- 'for England and. as well as [or we

jtween Fulton and myself.
don ring only a short time ago. 970-. «I my wilhou, hmiminn and “my self. it is for the presttke of 3m.
boxing that i wish to no the dim

linilnary ‘0 Bombardier “ellb FPOCk.;out boasting that F‘ulion knovne well
sccondmn h that he would I!“ ”w 1092mmway lo the world's chammlp.”
’ “ From a financial standpoint Bookb

;end of the purse. and the losinlz end

"ally Seplvnzher Harry: stated um} Pittsburgh to the triuiuvirate‘smiittee will come to a general azrec— , . l B I,” n w'nner "u“, all ha. , _\_ ‘ _ _'
‘ " “W” W. ‘i' fail‘ and he won ‘rluhs in New York. Chicago and BOS‘Jlienl and that the result will be a set ”‘9“ and the via-‘9"; 3" making fight ' O~ 8till i $5 0m ainst “3““ be big enough ‘0 make-him “'ant'l“ ' alg‘lm‘nl. h‘ d ”and ”“9”.“ (mun
“"94 "“"in" 0m) 0‘ hi‘ “9'“ ‘ 'ton'wl unauthorized it 1: known thit‘of much needed rule‘ "and a ut-ale of ready to stand said or; solar-grim amndhthathhenou'é kc, k‘ o‘ltdi‘tank to 291 that Imm I’Pl'fionany I want 10‘; Ipugllmtlc \lewpolnt it i" “ MI ‘
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.,;.’,"...,{.'k1...; ,-_1,,‘.1.’,.”..:",h:9°$.3;‘,§:.§2 “739"“.0‘ofihbm ST, "‘1: 3:31:32; g2.“e‘g“‘s TL“ w.!."_l:_e."f°r°°d' 'liltely to be little trouble however. as Goddard. ho sooner had Fu‘f on left mm ‘13:)” 3“ mm” gm 1 “m mfg". ~ett know that if he met Fulton 1:.
ll o‘nd which him it; worl- brink. 1m aseia .- ' . that Coulis-l ' practically all of the owners have me ”"2 than ”Poke" ”shod rfgm'loyred to do so. Mr. Mortimer will not mmth “”9““! w‘”“ m“ V“.
1 m...1,m”9 5. 5.10 'md ~1ltu-i m}: as u last resdilh-gw’l mslu-illlliave any , Harvard-Princeton agreed on salary increases. Art Noni“, over the ropes and announced with :1 allow me to light “no” because his mould cancel plans. fora rich m
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‘llle world knows that l 1am signed up
to meet Georges Carpent er on Decem-

ber 4. If i fought Fulton between now éfiwn' M“ “WM“?
‘and then i should be breaking faith l‘"
E«with Mr. Cochran. I think my onse- is;
the exception rather than the rule in;
that I shall have fought five fights in'
one year since winning the champion-
ship. Search the records ’wherv you
will and you will not find many cases
in Which a champion‘has- staked his
title five times in one year.

“After Car-pantierdwhcther i win or
lose in this contesbwl am to meet

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ment from Beckett himself. He says:
"I wish to take this opportunity of
explaining the posiiton of myself in
regard to Fred Fulton. Fulton‘s man
tiger has been circulating volumes oi
nonsense about British heavyweights
being scared of Fulton. while 1 have
hitherto allowed these statements in
pass unchallenged. Since 1 do not'
wish thepublic to think “silence gives

 

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