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3, 000 Students Cheer Tea'm
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NFW HAVEN, Nov
the history 01‘ Yale football teams has
an elev cn representing the Blue re-
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permit for the early part of December.
,The commission has told him that it
he. will put the request through for-
malty and in writing, it will ‘1? giant-
U. S. Marine Corps, and Frankie Brit-:sh‘owing last Friday~ night against a
ton, of Philadelphia, are booked. to ap- Port Chester lad. 10 pounds heavier at
pear in the semi-final They will make the Mission Hall boxing show, oppos-
160 pounds. Bobble Doyle, of New in: James O'Brien 3 weltJecommend- -
l8 film 3W
ed, 1 providing that he éeta sumdeut: York, and Battling Leonard, of Pbila- ed boy 1m New York.
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ibonds. His show, however will have .3 dolphin will fight ail-116: pounds in the
lie be staged before the fifth day of 11111111611101 the evening.
lDecember, so as not to conflict With All- our boys are strangers to this
the Snellln'g snow. ' ,citx. =but they are six boys who have
Mulvihill has already: signed!» hisl,‘ helped to make the six-round game fa-
complete card and rented the Park menu in Philadelphia, where they en-
Theatre for the 11113111 of Monday 5. ‘50) a his reputation with the fans.
iHe has in his poacession, a receipt,
signed by P F 811% 0W3" OHM "’19- KYLIE AND WEAFER
atre for $10VO~deppsit on a count rental ON SOUTH END CARD
Fighters Who Have Made'
GameFantots in Philadel-‘F
phia Arc Signed to Appoint.
in Bridgeport
BRIDGEPORT, Nov. 21. —New faces
in the second preliminary, Al Kylie,
a popular boy, who is explaining Jack
cooper’s remarkable new Turkish bath
ontrivance to patrons of the Yale bar-
er shop, is to meet Benny Woofer the
Normal]: lad who put Young lssy to
lsleep in a round, last Friday night
‘IQ'lie claims a; decision over Lew Bo
gash, of Bridgerort, now one of the
best lightweights in New England.
.1'. (haveight champion,
wzmon signed his name
w-‘x-liua him to ”box ten
.lwk Sharkey, the West
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1 11 lm-cmbcr 8. Theink
ceixcd an ovation comparable to that i.“ the promoting game and new faces
VV‘lllCll CHIN gin-ms team got yes-, in the fling Will greet the bOXJtlg tans
1er ‘13) Three thousand students of Bridgeport next month, for the Box-
hunched to the railroad station behind :gngkqogmfismn has approved "Happiy
their own universit band at 1111-: ac "9 ngs reques for a perm t
y n‘gir’ig' a for the 15th day of December, and Joe
above date, balance of S to be paid
the night of the show. The ticket sale
and seating arrangements will all be?
handled by the Park Theatre manage;
The Park Theatre will Seat 2, l
The semi—final bout wtll gIVe local
Nor-walk» Who Knocked Out Young fans another opportunity to lamp a
Itsy in a Room! to Meet so, Who Stamford favorite—Young Brooks—An
Beat Banach. 'action against George Proto, of New
"mm The South End A. 0., at Stamford, Haven They are to so Six rounds
200.
. 1111 the agreement when
11 to pack his grip and
:1s for an immediate
cost. In the midst of
was informed that an
'1 irish warship Renown,
weboat of the Prince of
L1) come1sc with the
-».ppr.a1ing befme the
'1'1' said: "His Royal
» 1'1 ince commands you to
.~ 111111 on the Renown at
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liaynl Iliclmess." replied
;,.,11. "that it will give me
11.11» to obey his command."
\' 1'.»- muntermanded all or-
«~ 11111 journey to Milwaukee
won-11 his trip till this morn-
l'1inrw is a strong admirm
:11111 invariably when attend
w 111 England in which \Vildc
.v.~:;'~111i111~ Visited the charm»
. >111: room for a chat after
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\‘1..d1- and Sharkcy Otto B111-
. ll.-'.-l(lt‘!‘ll of the Milwaukee 01'-
- mum. noted for the club, and att-
1 >l:ll:!llll'1=s had been attached to
runnrui the boxer and his mana-
, ~l,ll'l(‘(l for the West. The weight
1 - '11- 11 1-11 is 116 pounds ringside,
vim-'1 will pinrh Sinukey a bit“ but
' 21': give him seven pounds advantage
1 111 ilw Jll’llll, who, amortling to his
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This will he \\'ilrle‘s first boxingbout
«11 American soil. and as be will re-
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li?:('l_\; to be seriously damaged by the
(r1111l‘111tj1m Shnrlx’e}: the debut of 1111
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Decisions are not permitted undei
'1:(~ rules or the \Viscnnsin Boxing:
(‘mnmfsimr and as no title is at stake
yin-slim“- is 11111 only thing that will be[
gained by the victor.
The “‘ir‘COllSin Boxing Commission
will not be called upon to waive. its
112l1~1pr0l1ihit3ng a difference. of ten
lounds in weight between contestants
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snake dancing thor way through the
sheets of New Haven and tying up
traffic. When the procession reached
the station it took poasession of the
tracks and put a stop to the regular;
t1 ain schedule until after the train for!
Boston had left with the Yale eleven.
The crowd grouped around the two
11111111111119 contia ning the players and
cheer after cheer was given for every
Mulvihill, who will be Sneliing’s right. Three feature bouts, all 12 rounds to-
hand man, will look to Philadelphia, 9. dec. sion. will appear on the Snell r
the home. of the six-round game, for ling- Mulvihill card JOe signed the
his boxing talent fboys On his visit to Philadelphia, Mou—’
Dick Howell, chairman or the Box- day night, when he obtained Phil
ing Commission, announced but night Glassman's signature for a Herman
'that Snellinga permit had been ap— light in this city next Independence
prOVed and that it would undoubtedly D837.
be issued by the police commission. Joev Nelson of Philadelphia and
It is possible that one Show may in- Walter Donnie, of Baltimore will bat- ,
pioneer in boxing here and noted for The star bout will be between Joe
.the high class and good. management Currie, the. New Haven boy, who beat
,of its shows, has completed its card Frankie Wilson of Bridgeport, last
for the program arranged for Nov. 28, Friday night, and Jimmy Kane, a York-
ville boxer who has won everv start
a in Connecticut and is a gmat favotite
the with ”Stamford fa'ns,
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The preliminary bouts will be
four-rounder with Kid Mooney,
because of his
a neon, Wight champion ortnolfiomtord boy who made so mo 11. ability to 1111 with 110111 hands and on:
clever boxing.
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JOHNSON TO FIGHT MORE?!» . r
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Heavyweights Will Battle to I PM
at San Lul'o. Mexico.
YI‘MA Aria, Nov. 21.—Jack Job—1“
‘,son former heavyweight damn
has been matched to fight Carl Mur—
ris, of Tulsa Okla" at San Luis, tot-
teen miles south of here, in Mom
accmdlnc to announcemen’. last night,
.by Al Jones Yuma boxing promote-ls
The bout will be hold some time ini
December, Jones said It will be a I.
Is]: light. . , ,
Both boxers lime signed articlw
and posted. forfeits the promoter W
sorted Johnson is cxpeded. to tail
at San Luis and Monis at Y.uma
Johnson is at. Nceales. Mexico, a 1
it was said he probably would have ‘0"
use an ailplane to 11 ach San Luis, at.
the Federal officers would arrest him
on a statutory charge preferred severv
at years ago if he passed through Unile-
ed States territory. There are no rail»:
roads or stage lines available. - ’
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We win receive Five Garloads of Poultry
cot slot-in, and”
Norwalk Market. 71Wall Samarium 1373
member of the. team. Following the
cheers-x the urowd Started calling for tenene between now and that time.
speeches. The first to be called was VAccordlng to Commissioner
Callahan. but the Yale leader had notl__ "
Howell.
tie in the final bout of the etching ‘,
the time making 120 pounds. -'
Jack
reached the station. Then they chase:
the next best favorite—'WHerbert Kemp
ton'—and the diminutive quarterback
was at length induced to respond with‘ FOWLER .l
f1;llecclr 1(l1mtv. (as 5150;}: bu: efl'ecttlive Wouldn’t a generous wedge of Golden ma you em hear‘of CANNED 3103 AND 1
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11.1.: 11.: £331,553} ,‘f’emdi’mpm P” 1...... ba°“:”°“‘°“°’.§‘ 1111.111 The W” °‘ 5‘ .... °‘ my 3““ '
he told the students that there was appy ays back on the old farm. Follow e , . - - ..t
nothing in w-o1rv about~~thnt the. team recipe given below and the result will be a pie Rice and Milk 1s 15 oz. VIt may be used tor .
11011111 light. All the students had to . . . . creamed soups where rice 13 also desired, but It
do was to give the men their support 53 delicious that the folks W111 Wk the“ . . - 4 - (hr
and :hc lilue eleven would put a game. 69 NORTH MAIN ST, lips and ask for another helping. ' 18 particularly fine for making r1ce pu “-13.
Fahifibm" or 1050' woum be :1 "Ed“ Tel 1340 Tel. 1340- To gel, the best results use To the contents of one can of rice and milk
$1112.i Céilinhan, Illafi'rl“? arrivedgave I" mi -—~ ' DEFENSE BRAND BOSTON lllRROW simply add a piDCh 0f salt, a little sugar and
a on (’1‘ ll FDPPC . H‘Te “'33 (‘X‘ 5 1 ' ‘ .
.mme feeling 1n his Voice as he thank- BEEF CU'I‘S . * , _ flavoring and. bake. By addmg a. few 3
ed the undergraduate body 1 - '1. so 1 1 SQUASH—not canned. pumpkin. We retail 9. . .
port and assured the student:l 111121 11:: '~ Lean Pot Roast ...................... . . . 20c {B l N 3 f 15 raisins you have a dish fit for a. lung. .
team was compmmd of eleven scrup- Blade Roast bODEd ................... 30C 1. « Q can or 0- TRODUCTORY OFFER ~..'
pers who never would quit. Fresh €110deer ....................... 220 la) ' RECIPE IN - J :
After Callahan had spoken the crowd : l t . . 12c lb — _ , .
k . . 1 , Fresh and orned P a e ..... . . . .. 3 CANS FOR 25,, _
t9“ .“" “ y‘" f‘” 13111191121111: ‘3‘“ "“7 Liv’er ................ 21 lbs. for 25¢ 1 can squash, 2 eggs well beaten. 1 cup sugar. , -
tor 11 mild not appear: Shaipe also was .............. ~ 1 pint milk, pinch of salt 1 teaspoon ginger 1.2 With rice 16c er lb. and milk 17c per qt. ‘ ‘
called upon, but he «was not at the sta» PORK CUTS ”3‘”, 1. . 1 4 P . _ ..‘
lion. having left for Boston by auto- 1 - ‘ “ ’ l 1 003390011 auspice, 1 4 tWSPCOn nutmeg, ‘ the economy of this wholesome article is self :
mObile- ; Fresh Pork Loin ................ . ....... 380 lb. . V.— teaspoon cinnamon. Stir thoroughly and bake . - 1.1
r N01131:: of 111:) undergraduates] ha; 1e11, Small Fresh Shoulders. . . . .. .............. 2380 E;- g ” in a. deep pie plate which has been lined with evident. f h k' ,1
or oston ut the trip wil egin . _ _ _ ‘ " . z > ' ' ' ‘ ' 0 111 or t is wee . .'
mum“, noon 10111112111 1988, half M. Fresh Hams . . . . : . . .Y.Y. ............ . . . . . 7 DC , .’ dough that; Will make a mob flaky crust This oifer is g 0d 0 y f,
the students are making the trip b_". (JEBLINE LAMB V,;
“5° l Shoulders ................. . ...... . .. . 22c l.b : . "-
— ' V—“_ ‘ ,StéWiflfl‘ .............................. . . . .l-1c 1.:‘3- 0 er" rocery O "C ..
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GlANTS BUY v B.ARNES l Chops . . ....................... . .......... §_ 0C {b2 , 0 , 0 .‘Il
SIOUX c1'r1' Iowa. Nov. 21.—4171112 Legs .................................... oc , V ,
Sioux City club last night announced ’ POULTRY g ,' 103 Cedar St. 1 Cove Ave. 170 Mensa; v
the sale of I" tclrtr ‘\'_ergie‘ (ch ‘) " . , 60 B 1 en 76. *
Barnes 16 the lliants The consideifa Fresh KlllEd FOWl. .............. {45C H: l . 25 Ely Ave- r . § 7 . 28 w°°dmrd Ave B =
11011 was $3 000. Barnes is a brother . resh Killed Chicken . . . .............. . . . 1 .‘456 l 2 ~ ,5 «M, 22%“.
of Jess the Giant pitcher.- , 3111211011111 Turkey_ . . , .3— , _
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before purchasing your Sunday Dinner stop and look the National Market over. Look at
their windowS and carefully consider the price on quality Meats and Poultry.
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Chuck Steak or Roast -
Bumps or Legs Milk Fed Veal - . .
Fresh Pork
Legs Spring Lamb. . 34c:
: Loins Jersey Pork 38c
‘ e“ Beef 20‘0-
5%lioul ersSpringLam "260
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