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uVi’Z‘BDAY. NOV. 12. 1919. '
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gill} WITH SUE
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in Three '7
n'fourncy
~ I.-<l night dcfeut- '
..~._:i. oi (‘ll-velnnd, 50
- i; ”minus, and took ERMAN IN ACTIBN
. Hawnnl lhrce cushion,
. a hip tournament _
i ,‘ i';-1c.<t game of th ,. ~ . - - .
‘ . . '9; Flywejght Champion tolSays He’ll Lift Cup With
“ .13.; gatctr Bergfm Koran? Elagf filing! Yacht,
mg 0mg ' ‘1 1g er an pponents
1 fix, Alt-(‘ourt‘s high:
. It ("Di’ll for the tour-f
] , f v , _ - . NEW YORK, Nov. 12.—
. oi _\iilw:inl<ce. won'wI-‘m" XORI‘: N)“ . 12’4”“? “9'0" *3th ”new” 0118:1302:
”I THIN” .30 to 46.: ilde, Englands Lillipuuan gladiator, beams in the Shewnn Bill '3“! e
‘mmms. who: on the first day of his arrival in foot of Twenty-seventh sweet '13: ml:
(.hi‘umx mg“, de- America was the guest of better at a lyn. with Commodore Willard'T 0lo -
H" m. lluiialo, in the banquet in the afternoon, and, later. of tho Atlantic Yacht. Club and 1723:?
J “3" mm :30 to 17 in the centre of attraction at a boxing Jacobs, ship builder nnd' led mfg:
. , "K, “flag“ was 1 entertainment, in Jc‘rseyCity, express- pride at the gracefulllnec o‘tath a ht
J. inn \_ As :1 1.05“” 01 ed himself as delighted with his recep— with which he hopes to lift theeAy c .
,: Mmmmd in the lion] While:l fit; had. 1 liarely time on can's Cup, me“-
i om ay ,an a so yes er ny. he faces It. was .‘ '
a. riot of entertainment for the future. rook, IV lihl: 1283;232:0181? sh? {Shinin-
Vthn asked what he, did yesterday. this country. Vt’hcn the cfm‘eelhron
the champion replied: Bermuda to the Shewan ahlpynrdc int:
I fought 1,006 rounds on the 1919- 1914, painting on rollers Were amn'ged
Lost. phone. Bless me, the bell jingled from the water a curtain was dro '
,every 51x seconds,'and no sooner-would ped “gout her figun. 1“ q“. Th p:
:I reach my corner than the gong call— mm these were removed mtg?
,ed me to the centre train- I was ‘Ont revealing what may he called the mail
{on my feet.’ I thinh nearly everybody daring design ever seen in a rm
pinuthi‘s pert of‘the country must have yacht.
:ca ei me on tie wire, and it I accept _ '
.all the invitations I so! ‘my 1 would aggr'aJ$33:x-?§.3333.011333”:
.have to rciire from the ring. But, alt- departure from nan! architect c.
’(‘r all ill“ NCO ”“1385 and ‘50“- mo in She is totally different from the V3:
.tlic newspapers, "suppose the people ’
-__ lgvnomny \mnmd to greet me. _ltle or the Resolute. the two American
lll‘f’l’lillt‘ the kindness of my reception, . . . ~ ~
I:md I will try and return the compll- the blmm—rock 1);: opp—on‘ent.‘
.mem by boxing my prettiest when the
lime comes.”
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‘- Among the‘large number of persons
. .t W 7 . , .
"1 . ~ II“ who cnllcd on Wilde at the Hotel lm- New York Boy, Matched With Pete
penal yesterday 3mg Capt. .l'reddie Her f F _ '
\Yo-lsh. in uniform. :Welah, formerly man °" “9'" Title- Wlll
lightweight champion of England; Strive for I Decision.
sprung from the same. district in .. fl ) . .
~ \Vales that produced \Vilde, findgtho BRlDle 0R9. 50“. 12.-Al Shu—
.. Pittsburgh light meeting between them was cadial. bcrt, the New lledford Bear Cat who
='. V. in. man.» his right arm, W'ilde‘nccepted an invitq’ntlon tONVlglt will battle K. 0. Exzcrn in the feature
w. announces that he ““5“ 5 health "farm “t 'mmr' t ' ' ‘bout of Dan Hotfleld's East End show
in rmnplt-lt- use Of the Goes ‘0 Phllfldflphla Tough ' t the (n .-
,_ ”ml is "a,“ to me” Wilde mellow-sly grip ‘ {Gurney a .asmo on State street tomat-
. ., 1., mum, 1,0,“ in 5).. over to Philadelphia. today and uttend row night is (im- to arrive in this city
. 11w bouth beiwcenhl’cte “0:223. 31(1): some time today. Shubcrt's manger
'v.‘orld'5d nntam c umpion, . w 1 p. . .
Lynch; Which is scheduled for the n es from 50" Redford that M ”‘5
Olvmpia A. A. tonight. Wild}: k810i! trained consistently for this bout, is
311' about; Lynch... having ' . In supberb condition and confident of
.llAlllNfi illiilllflllli
(Hnninnziti, won from
liziilrus (‘il}’. 50 (,0 37,
~~r 19w .u i-nnti afternoon.
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EGGERS lN FORM FOR BATTLE
\ n, gm i-anlish lightwviuht.
1 iii .\'-~'.\' York city :1 low
.- Hil.‘l’.l 1| Jimmy Johnson
. umlmm 1‘ during his Silly
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., :- n- n'i_\ defeated Frankie
\\'illiamson. of
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. w «m with challenges , . . - .
‘»‘ -. :. . ’2110 English Cham- Wllxh- hill}, but the .BfitOfi—xg’ ‘ .. . ficwry. ‘
. m urrive in Philadcl- fwn‘flw 332011;? . 5"; Practically the same we comes
9°“ 0 _ jig! e w y. ,1 ”1mm Essex-’3 cup. The boy who
v‘ .- ‘ ' -_'lhe DEM—1' ~ . f.’ .r.- ..
. ( lncago hcnvi lde'e mgflamm of the hymn hi. dropped McAulift’e for the count of
. . .‘\:.-. Schnmder will (:lush' W _ .,
"i“ ”"lll in Philadelphia on ("“552 l . 3" he has hm 3&3}??? ‘iine the only lime in the latter‘s on-
IT ’ ‘ .hi‘ifl ‘ glass in Englan MM
. p . ' . .. - .jire ring;r carcvr, declares that he will
- 1‘ who is apt to give the lead- Xi! ' 3°“Welgms‘ he 'nt m ~ wheat Shubert even rougher He has
111‘ class trouble one. of these. holéa‘ Of either Of those "“0" Dnt, -, '
is is Red Gardner who allpear— 1.19-10‘l1d'fi9‘e‘t Pete Herman. the-l}:- i‘n added “‘60va now. as he has
the» Arena A. (luvlas't Monday ll; Englishman W03” 59cm _ h -& been notched to fight Felthefieizht
'l, in. a bout. with Kid Baker. 0(4an “9"?" ““h‘m’ed by any pugml‘t‘." Champion Pete Herman in New 0r-
ovidonce. Gardner is a novice so the holding 0' two world championship leans December 5 the match himng
n< llllVlng skill is concerned. but if ““95 3t "‘9 same time. , . ' . .'
lllli the proper coaching he should It is Win] a view of onservmzvthe on his keeping hm record intact hp-
:md'e in that particular. The qual- ring methods or “Him“ that Wilde tween now and then.
what Gardner possesses in a high will g0 ‘0 Philadelphia today. There. “’hichever boy receives the decis-
IM, jg forceful hittin" backed by is good reason to believe that the ban- jon will know he ban been in 8 fl ht
haircut-<5 7 Gnrdncrhhits strnicht tam champion of the world and the f l) ‘ d‘ F '
viihvr .h'lnd 'md he would have. world's fiywcight titleholder will meet or a attle in B” geporl "'9'” day!
. Hm, Mk9; but {mi the latter'q in the rim: for the bantam honors he means something. Vl'ith a boxlnz‘com-
[2,“: and clinching. ’ lforp W’ildc returns 10 his “33"‘3 latrigfi mission ruling: the sport and a referee
————--————----—-——""4‘ r There IS no doubtllmt é“? ama instructed to render a decision, no
~ Would draw a record mood to any _
cREENLEAF FORGE‘s AHEAD. arena more mere exhibitions will he stalled
- - . . i In the intervals of receiving visitors here. The boys in the ring will have
' ‘ 'js mark at 93%;" Billiards, 400 to yesterday the champion and his man: to tight, and they know it only too
f“— YORK Nov 12—11mm (1mm. agerifll bog!“ (:3 “Pages: gmfisfiegf well. There is a vast diffvrcnce be-
r. in) is the favorite over the 59“] ngviivliilim?‘ d'igglllgsetf'tyhe proposed “'99“ 8 “'10 declSion" mark and a
championship pocket billiard bout with Benny Vogel. at Milwaukee. “won” or “lost" mark in the records
“I‘:”""”'b at] Phfififldgiabqgefihn: on December 1. There is. hardly not the fighters.
1.,,:.F;,Eye§n hie: 1 hgxwgf’mgfifi doubt the match w“! be wfigheg' 5 ac l Tickets (or the show have been mov—
mm-ge Clark: at. Maurice Daly‘s cefiggngyliéngteaeuozse 81min): trip ing in large blocks and Matchmaker
The youngster defeated Clark (“it Riverside Drive. 9, mm m the Hotneld is confident the (‘asino will
‘,‘”“1'_n°°“ game :0" 100 to 76' the Stock Exchange, and to be entertaln- be packed to capacity. In the past his
:2 :ghlgh run being 36 and the ed by the mm Sunday night.
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'l‘lllt‘élf won the night game by ,
\3. the victor going out withan NEWARK .FRANCH'SE L‘OST'mn.
' i‘l\ll¢‘ll run Of 46 (‘lark's high run Newark'.“ Cityffl nearly ha I 8 ever before
7“ The total points to date are lion inhabitants, will have no lesgne - ' .
T m. .enlgaf and 913 for Clark baseball next year. according to Ernest The fans are banking on seeing a
" '_.‘,___—______°___— ' 0. Landmfl president Offthe Newark real mugging match in the curtain
ANOTHER K 0 FOR MARTIN club, 0; the New international League. raiset between Fred Bosse of this
. . - ‘ . I r- . v‘
. Martin, the A. a F. heavy- ”Sid?“ issued the “mow“; state. city and hid Pappas of Providence the
“l“‘ml‘ion' is being carefully merit. in Newark. yesterday: “After two headliners at the recent Acorn
‘1 11102:: by PS! Tafiageli‘édgnmg due consideration I hove decided to motor. in n,“ mung Refereo'Mc-
‘ ”\(iIrln'an :rlhllrad rifts: ofvSt Louis tfinsferiéhemflzrgtgnfitiemaog- Anliffes decision was 3 draw.
. . . . _ ' ' 0 er c L
"ill scoring a. knOOKOUt m the third 1919- At the recent meeting. 1191di mkle' Wilson 01 this C'lty Win
“'""‘l- at anneapol's’ 1”" Monday New York, the international League clash with Jimmy Kane 0! 30' York
’ ' ""- 315311111 “0.1.9“ 51; hno'filltdowins gave its consent to thlB move.” :in the 10-round semifinal. while the
me tlnrd ”mm. b 050 ore Newark has been represented con- second bout of the evening will be an
""50“?“ ““3955“ t 9 “'55 and tinually in the International League or ,
1 mic a brief speech from the ring. the Eastern League, as it was former- 8-round affair betvs een Young Angelo,
In the other 00““‘9'5 Left HOOk 1y called. since 1892, with the excep- the Stamford slugger. and Jeff Regan
("irarl‘fy Whit; surprised t?“ SDR‘Jcia' tion of the latter part of the 191: {Belg of Bridgeport. Thirty-six Tounds of
“’1‘“ y Winn g 0“ points rom i'e 3013: When the franchise was 3 ite boxing in all are offered the stir zo—
’ : I )1 .\ ' ( ~ - . ' . ' ‘ v . t
3:3“: :l-n‘iqunfhi: mow 9nd Mike Er .m Hall‘Sbmg during the Federal , ing 12 rounds—a. auflclent distnnce to
‘ "~ -‘r ‘ - vLeague mvasxon of Newark. 1 .
. . _ ._. l ____ ,permit a clean cut decision.
NORVVALK FIVE CHALLENGES.
, Pastime A‘. c... a fast basketball
of this city, challenges any team] »
state. It would like to hear; t° Daft-and.
‘no Rectors team, of the Boys’é INDIANAPOLIS, Nov. 12.
iii-i;ixcpor:id Any ltleum wishing leged svfindlers including Mayor 301.3 Worse Than 1915
. iv ease in rcss a communica- . - ' E «Mhn b N . .—-A
In E. Blackmail. manager, P35- hn H Bunch 0: 3111111018, Ind" and Fro-l TH ifAs' butito a. “10: 321915
A (‘.. 16 Charles B street, South 890M138 Attorney Horace 0“ Murphydong W 11 e1, as e,” as a o ' ’
walk. of Delaware county, were found gufltin'hen the mercury fell to 54 degrees
W _. , _ in the Federal Court here ygnerdanbelow zero, was predicted by trapper!
_of having conspired tb use the mails. reaching here today, who reported ont-
' to defraud. llying packs of onVes. This, they as-
The seven men were part of arserted. was a sure indication of cold
: :Vy‘Tw- Drrws Of “Em,” Then LEI
. Corn Right 03
group of .tWenty-four indicted in con-Weather. ‘
ibousec. and Dan has spored no efiort
to mnke‘thls a greater success than
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M UNCIE MAYQR GUILTY
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'WO’LVES GIVE OMEN
Prosecuting Attorney Alsa Used Mails' OF A BITTER WINTER
nection with the Mannie case which Although not yet ravenous, the vol?-
lnvolved mire than twenty ‘nlleged es are following (10: trains for long
swindle cases and atotal or $150,000. le- Indians ht" killed sixty
.. . .__ _ __.___. on the outskirls oilnle Pas. . .
- . -.--~--~-'-~---~---- F. m. JEANNETTE. ---———--'—-'"—* .~
, \ tin} bottle of‘Freezone" «new NW%%%K°N¢312.—Bamey ma. Tantra! WGHSJEATEN...
M» at any drug store; aplgw Jew den fouled Joe'Jeannette in the fourth . s: _._.._» ' ‘ . ’ I“
*H‘oi's upon any corn or cams. Insta t- round ctflieirbent at the Bayonne A... ”RM M 3"“ 3‘“
“itsto h~‘ . (1.; mummt '
DS llltllg. the. go. _ . . 1
“at .llotkersome.m~. ' ’ .. ». '3“ "I.
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-tcrrlér"club of that breed, opened at
r ap- bouts. one of which will doubtless bu.
labors have alwcys played to capacity.
-sflen ahManitoba Trapper: Say it wm be’
- » MON TERRIER
BOSTON—Irina ‘twenty-eignin an-
lnual specialty show 0! the Boston Ter-
rier Club, which is the parent Doston'
Horticultural Hall today. more was.
in large gathering of Boston terrierl
, tnnciers, nil parts of the country heingl
irepreseni‘ed. and the show ins first
class from (-7611 anzle. i
l A sensationnl Boston terrier puppy!
came out. aptly named Ace of Acen.i
which won senior puppy novice dogs;
under 17 pounds. limited dogs under:
17 pounds and open dogs under 17‘.
pounds. He is a very 'hlgh vlrmsl
specimen. good color, nice head azzdl‘
expression and looks like zoingi
through to winner dogs. as he hm: a-
field of old timers. He is owm-il by:
Charles H. O'Connor. of New York:
'clty. The judge was John licndnn, of
“'altham. More“ who W33 put 10 a!
severe jest. Hr. Hendml ha.q :1 novel
and ortglncl way of judginc and turn,
ed 01" of the Ti” many high class
dogs which in the opinion of rxpmts
should hove-done better. _ i
! VALazs SUPERIW on THE 5
LINE SHOULD wm. l
“'hcihcr Princeton beats Yale or not .
on Satuniay we feel a lie sure that thi‘
Tigers will find the B no line a fardif—
{crcnt proposition from the Harvard
front bulwark. The Crimson forwards
fcll far below expectations. with the’
result that Princeton was able to make:
ninety-seven yards by rus‘hin: alone.‘
‘Aq We size up the Tigers and the Bluc
for their conflict. the Yale lino foams.
us 113 a more farmladoble one than that,
,of the Orange and Black. and it in be.
chute of superior strength in thui part '
of the team that we feel Yale will win. !
,Ynlo in superior not. alone in zenml‘
qunllty but in Quantity. for Dr. Sharpe ‘
has far more first class linonen to call
on than has Bill Roper—and. in a turd
battle. that is considerable advantage,
. Jack (‘ntes has developed two endai
at Yale, vsbo. in defence. are likely to;
prove more formidable than any wing:
who won on the field 3! Princeton last 3
Saturday; saint-cult, counted from;
3 inch: Anon. www.mx and;
E. ‘chu mire I prettyr dependable
lot,oi ends and Yale is decidedly fon-
tunntc in- having them. ., ' ether these
men Will be able-to b r,np Prince-
,ton‘a passing nae nnd whether they
win be able to mu the Tigers re~l
calving 0t tosses new to ho ”011.4.
,Thnt runny k the cm at. the discus-
sion.
would the none of the winner.
At the tackles Ynle will have Dick.
cm: and “'alker. with Hunger, Ora-i
ham, Bassett and Kirkpatrick on sub!
stitutes. Dickens may surprise Prince-l
ton and prove even a better tackle!
than Keck. It mm- m that Keck
will play on Saturday and that. the oth-
er Princeton tackle will be Biglcr or
Parlsctte. Bigler may be cent hack.
to and with Dnvic or Williams, At thc'
guards Yale will have Acosta and Gnlt ,'
against Baker and McGrnvr. and the.
Eli pair look quite a. little stronger.!
Dickinson'aul Horizon will be the Ti.
ger substitutes, and Side-abut. Trim,
and Zen-er, the Yale spore guards. At}
centre Mike Callahan. of Princeton. is
likely to be outplayed by his brother.
Tim. Mlkc'sJMlsslng against Harvard!
was wretched. 11' Tim doesn’t play,"
Yale will have an able centre in Gal,
Vin. who used to be at Columbia.
NOT MANY GOOD BANTAIS HERE
vo MEET WILDE. '. l
Jimmy Wilde comes here at a rath-
er bod time for American boxing, for
the bantunwelgbt division Is not 'in a
very healthy cute. Pete Hen-on. thc'
champion of the class. is not regarded!
u even the third best mm in the 118i
DOund section. Pal Moore and Joe .
rust higher tbnn cur title boll- .
errbut outside of thnt pair there is
nonowboeonparewithnomoofthe
homun- who carried Angle-‘- moo
nrd mils! 11va little [anon from
5 in other you-o. m cm ot
the small men to come bore fro-u Eng-
land was Billy runner. I mighty clev-
‘er boxer. He landed here in January.
1892. and it was not long More be]
his sent against Kid Hogan. 9 tough
.prop05ltion, in Brooklyn. They went
mum rounds to a draw. 4mm Plim-
mer fought thrice in Cone}: island.
.winning from Tommy Kelly in ten!
rounds and stopping Jerry flamett uld l
Joe McGrath in eight rounds.
Then Tom O‘Rourke decided to try
Pllmmer out against Dixon. They met
in a tour-round . in Madison
Square Garden, and Plimmer‘nad the
better of it.” That ended Plimmer'si
‘chnncee for a real fight with the ne-
' twentrtive
Mann. dc to I. drew with Johnny In:-
‘phy, in New Orleans, and stopped Cbnr-
vley Kelly in the rounds at Coney lol-
:and. After that Pllmmer went home,
where he was stopped, in fourteen
'roundc. by Bedla- Runner. The next
year saw Palmer land in New York,
,bnt he left these inhospitable chores
pronto, for he was stopped with one
punch,~by Terry McGovem. who was
lsiuppooed to be the medium for 3 little
’easy money for the Briton. _
2 Ben Jordan was a. little nigh-hm
’wbo'enjoyed a. short accent born. In
‘ ed Dixon. than on m
1898 he defeat
norm
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lune. in New York CRY. )
rounds. But the next year
im, in sixteen
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