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England. Doc. ‘l.——V\‘hcn
.itllliwl' and .100 Dcckctt
in llll'.l' schr‘dulcd twenty-
in in the llolborn Stadium,
or will with tho llEllt t'o Illl‘t‘t.
' liSt')‘ for tho world‘s chum-
'l“.u\ liuropcun llPll\’}'\\'(‘iL'.ltt.
h is hold by Cztrpcntior. will
9 tcnitzht. This t‘mtturu. cou-
hc :l‘~*lll'«li‘t('x‘ llit"'l('lt)i'\\l.1
» viii; t1.“ ;\ill"tl':til. l7l'llll"
- \rmld‘u highest. pugili>tic
’ Infllil' tit" match the mo>t3
it: lgt-tl on this side of tht-
.. Pm l' Jul-Mon inmcltml our
rill in the tooth round of :1
no chunipitinuhip ot' England
rlin at, tho National Sporting
‘ May 30. 1892. ,
hir coincidence B. J. An‘
rot'crwc of tho .ini'k~‘.01l—
Hit 51. will ho the third mun
g, or rathor thc t‘oi'ori‘". win-n
til: li‘filtlt' tit" England, squares
st (.‘illllt'llllk‘l', tho idol oi tlw
tonight. it “its expected l-Zu-
._ r1. j-t-rhnps tho most popuiul'
win “or Q‘iltjtjil an English
lu- titn rolci‘w‘. (‘Ul'l'i.
.‘ ::;.'liiivtl licckct! on.
,i;.:i:ti:‘.'_: a told and
‘1 i” whim tibjt t-twl it: "or-
.- .;:t'.« runttst. Angle was
L‘u-tl upon by tho minim-i:
i_.
1!
‘1“
(n lii'iilt‘jllllll‘ ring battle in
nzl-v was till' rt-fvrt-e was tho
‘ Flt!" Churiic Mitchell
'1 vii Vizatntiily, Franco, March
, pt ihslps (mo of the must fit.-
rt» innit-Ric clu‘ountcrc, :tiheit
ti. . iii the :titnztasoi
, '- :t w Tl'itlll of thc old
\n:l.- is fully convvrsnut with
{til :iimis and should nizin-
”a liis tlllllt-S. acceptably to-
'\.‘tli i'. .
' “Iii".
5 Last Five Fights Have
, Won by Knockouts.
('lu‘lt‘s side is Olll‘ U1 t
tors 171 any pro-iicht discus-
-ntiiuv (1 action. Ilctrltett start-
in”. rururr when Carpcnticr
' o li>ll<i retirement for 1h? du-
f tiw war. in NIH. lecitctt
1. tithtint; cvcr FinC‘t‘ and zip-
' btl lull)PllL'd by the great force
lituinwa force which sent
in. an curly triumph over
and which'mzule the Cincin-
bull team the world’s chum-
? he incmvutum which is lit-
" oil is a force which is strong
'» draw-lop knockouts, l’Or Burl-:-
oppml his man in his last five
‘ hud knocked out Beckett in
nunds in 1917. But this time
\VllH \‘lt'lOl'lOllS and he turned
minutes of fighting. That
1 P
(P.
--, himself for the bout with Cer-
which originally was set for
h to train.
pkc and Klaus Stopped the
Frenchman. '
this truly
discount
p l'ov o
t 110
1- ml
l in momentum
*i; 1:1- ]|f)\\‘t‘l' and “Tight.
|;i:‘ir‘.t't (illit‘ u punch and is so
utul mentally that he will not
p lllltll'l' punishment. evcn when
ti. 1- fought Pitpkc.
[{‘.:il 4.
a; 3.5:,
llilly
i.”
ll
r
.13‘m with Klaus. who.
‘. thi-
.;\.,: scrious ill-
i' this v . .11 down and in
u‘wi “'11.: llt“]il(??9.
l’Iilli ‘1
"‘1t vl ll‘ltt out. Accord-
1 it?» lw s:
-f:l ktim'ltflllt.
..i.- 5.5. l‘lllt"
wit .41“ tutti.
1"" 13;.
Varpcntier
. llen la
Ll l-‘L'.
iim ttl' unimmrn ability to
1 "1 6' :
l-~ ,. I
V '1. .
:1) win Beckett will
pm},
4 ’. i": S'I-t tho
~ . i' Il‘i"Cr'.‘-‘~ l‘l‘! grnntrwt r0.
‘ 1‘ ”Y‘PUiClll—llis best blow. In the 13+..- fiipht mat
i' i 3’ (nib. q] :5 hils‘ ll F‘l’nref] Zlfl'ltilllp’ leaf, the youthful Wilmington. fpalu m and' [and transferred to it_ and
H ”" '~‘ comm“ “590 at star, who is. rotardedlas one o e - . . .. .
ii. 1!; ,t.~i- Jmnnette outpointed real pocket billiard “we” of Am- steps tattoo for the erection of a tli‘ora.
I ii .., ' * ~j' ill fiftrc-n rounds in nriiml. wnn_ as xvag exnected' MIG, ry building to be .mVVX. as the “C3
4 A t “-I'“ it. it is a tussle be- v-=~.~D_ Fink. of Philadelphia‘ by 125 to Robbin Welles Ishtary. _
vn mam-rs who in American . 61. “‘"”"‘"‘ » - .
"3““ 3 ‘4 View 9 would be ranked It wagtbe’second straight victoryia HARTFORD CONTRACM‘ . 1,
“any." firm men who would ' be as many. starts for Gmenleaf. and it ~ . - .6058 TGAIL.
m for t . _»: Fulton. In so far‘asin‘ tinn’tum With John M. Lavton. the cot» ‘ — .
(cu in align: with Dempsey is 9011- umbia. Na, entrant. and Keogh“! ‘ gunman. Dec. 4;»Peter N.
nwl. It vauld be better it Beckett firs-f ,nlw in‘.'theltmfimo1;..,mm- Mm
S.
limit-4t will enter the :1!!ng
; at about 186 pounds andWfllm
r‘r (.‘arpcntier. Th: '
oration. But I
!
advantage or about foam
)
:-:~:t Ring Battle in ~-
Century—Both FrenchCh
n i chi .
‘
Been dt't‘ezttcd.
rin: p21 t‘tl‘tt'rs.
ampion, Who Is to Meet
Joe Beckett Tonight, and His Sparring
x»
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l
t
Gcorgcs (‘mpnuik 1‘. Fri m h lm l" yweight champion, who was out of the
ring {or iiru yr. hrs on account of the war. has put in a long period of train-
it!!! for his tirrht with Jon Rcclrett. English hravyweight
His friends say his long :tnsen'c-fi from the game has not ‘siowod him‘
He is. soon here at his training quart-
crs ncar Paris with Eddie McGoort)’, the American whom Beckett recently 2
and Paul Jourucc. a Fri-nth heav’ywcight.
(‘nrimntior is confidnnt he will beat Beckett and thus gut a
13,. big. chancc at. Jack ltcmpsey‘s world title.
.m :l‘ttl tl‘ ..
ho is as clover as evwr.
champion. to;
They are his spar-
reiterating- ’
Hillli RUN lililllllili
s... Mark 5637.. NationaliflARVARn Phil E35
Billiard Mat'ch —- Beats,
Allen, 125 to 89 '
l
ust how much lleckott has. . i
may ho realized from tho‘ , Standing °' tho Players. ;
- , . , Lanna ,\V. L. II. R. P. C.
humus to October. 1918, he ’
. . , _, , _. J. M. Layton ....... .. 0 32 1.000
.. on 2 tut) l.noch0uis. He . . 3
-' . . . _ ,- _. , . (y. tilt-zil‘ ........ 2 0 66 1.000
, strum; (i. knockout \lCtOllPh J Km 11 0 09 1 000
14. 1916. when he stopped P- 51:321.; 1 :3 Icon
3 in two rounds at Glasgow. 3' \l‘tttr-o ' ' ‘ ‘ ' ‘ 1.1 1 2;, “2.00
mrv 1 of this year Beckutt ' ‘ """""" -- ‘ '2'
- . , C. bt't-bzlftk .......... 1 1 63 .o00
Hurry Reeve in fiw rounds . 0
— - . M. I). Fink .......... 1 .. 21 .3
. brunt-y 2i he did for Bombar- . o.
- . _ C. Comunnonw . . . . .1 2 52 ".53
‘. ls, that much kn-~ckctl out E I I...” h 1 ,, 0,, 3,”
. in five rounds. Then came L. Ki~éiii§r""’ """ 0 5 ‘1‘; ‘05;
t with Frank Goddard for the ‘ ' ' ' ' 1‘." ' ‘ ' -
“3’" “‘ampwnsmp °f England' PHILADELPHIA. Doc. 4.—-Playlug
the most remarkable pocket billiards
so far in the national
tournament
Charles Sccback, of Hartford, Conn.
dlan titles,
consecutive balls.
The
Monday night.
k in ”m Si'cmm round, in 1055 who holds the New England and (Dana-
. ._ .. . . , , not only defeated Bennie
0}" 1L.Tld1i1‘°:t3 (,gfgr‘ffsif'a‘: 8%,; Allcn. the Kansas City veteran. yester-
sct' int‘mtneround“ on'Qcptcmber day afternoon by the score of 125 to
4- ‘ m n Beckett. has been 39 but also hung up a new record un-
‘ “m ' ‘J ' ' dcr the present tournament rules or 68
previous record in the tourna-
lut'. liut had to bc postponed mont was held by Ralph Greenlcaf.
- (‘zii-pouticr wanted more time who pocketed 66 in his opening match
Under the old time
rules Allen had a world's record or 72.
Sceback. who is playing his first na-
“'7" ””3".“ Side tho most im- tlonal tournament. got started in. his
t litt my 1:4 consummate clevcr- (ighth inning and by playing wonder-
potent ful position and making unnumber of
g ' "8
i» 1.4.14.1 licckctt, and the Brit- fgfift’fi‘gzgisg‘sz $633,181“, when.
. . But at least a half dozen more balls were
”'1" “l 11‘" lug pond there 31' on the table. Had he made the shot
2's hm n lilw suspicion that Can the chances arc that he might ham._
ina
.nne alnno: into the seventies without
any t rouble. -
”tr“- lfi“l‘l£." two
straight games S.
“I” ""“"""‘i"“ 0" his faculties. 1. Ralph, the iormar Higbtstown, N. J.,
yum!" ". "r m.“ mcp “'“Ck' Car- barber, came back in grcat shape when
"‘ ;‘ ”'"mw'm front runner. he won the Opening afternoon match
'll‘n dwumnstratcd in 1912. whnn from L. D. Kreutcr, of New York, by a
, and score of 125 to 108.
PW“ “”1’1‘9‘1 the triumph for the Jersey man, as the
. . 13”“ 'i“"“‘;” and youthful Kramer gave him a battle all
‘ ‘ ‘ ’1‘" .mut m ninctccn the way. but Ralph played better po-
It was no easy
vHEI-n rand o‘cn {:09de able to fathom
opponcnt and won
Ralph bad a
. . , second inning, whil
”m”??? I" mghm min fort was 14 in his first time at the ta-
lCrnutm- .nmrle Pntirelvloo many
”M “5 safeties, being credited with thirteen.
The It was Kreuter‘i; third straight defeat.
‘01
."“"’“E“"' 1-" out Of 00"" more combinations than his New York
out.
high run of 15 in his
a Kreuter’s best ef-
Jerome Keogh, the veteran Rochesb
ru- p'ayer. experien
throughout
.vfr t 'n it against a slow We had a. high run 0
inning. Conmnmn zot
:L knockout. for if the goodinning of thirteen
Carpontier most third inning Keogh
decision on ncvcr wan headed.
run was 25.
M
WI. 1!
aim tuna
at: M
eed little trouble in
,hl’m is a “”9”“? winning the early evolving? match from
”1‘“ ”1‘“th hard Tnvonh Concnnnon, of
at him" “Ml known 125 to 71. Keogh played consistently
and made but one scratch.
f 29 in his twelfth
away with a
New York. by
but in the
"Maud him ”"1
oh Ralph Green-
Concqnnon's boot
other 24 in the twelfth inning htlped
him considerably. There was a. lot of
safety playing in the closing: lazing,
with Greenleaf picking up enough ba'ttl
to win out with case. k‘iuk‘s best run
was 13.
mt
CAMBRIDGE. Mass., Dec. 4.- -Tno
Harvard University football lk'dnl,
which will invade the West to play a.
leading Pacific coast (‘lu'l‘IL at l’asap
dona, on. New Year's Day, will b» vir-
tually the same as,that. which Went
through the recent season without de-
feat. In connection with the announce-
ment of Harvard's accvptance of the
invitotion to play at the Carnival 0:
Roms celebration. it was s‘aid today
that twenty‘three players would be
taken on the trip.
A canvass of the Crimson players
who won their letters against Prince-
ton and Yale, and leading substitutes,
showed that almost all were available.
One or two may» be lost because of re-
rcntly developed academic difficulties,
and two others said they might wish
to pass Christmas with their families.
having been in the service tor the last.
two Christmas seasons.
The team will include Captain Mur-
ray, quarterback; Eddie Casey, the
crack halfback: .and the Hal-ween
brothers, one of whom. Ralph. kinks
far and true for field goals. One sub»
stitute will be carried for each posi-
tion. except quarterback, for which
there will be two men. Head Coach
Robert L. Fisher will have several as—
sistants. including Eddie Malian. Crim-
son captain in 1915. who is familiar
with Western styles of play through a
season as coach at University of
Southern California.
T e start for the West will be made
Dec mber 20, when a twa weeks‘ re-
cess for' the holidays begins at Har-
vard. Until that time the Crimson
team will be kept busy with n. recondi-
tioning process. The players broke
training after the Yale game. Acute
practice will begin Monday.
NEWINGTON GETS FREE >LxRRARY
HARTFORD, Dec. 4:412.- town of
Newington will gain .a in _‘ public
library by the will of the l- to Fanny
A. W'ells. offered for prohx r in Hart- ..
ford. Miss “'elles was (i uni-lent of
that town all her life, and thc‘library
is in memory of her mother, Mrs.-
The will pro-f
Lucy Robbins “’elles.
vides that 810.000 and a pint of land
on Main street. 'Xewinztor. he used
as the nucleus of a library foundation,
tobeaddedtohterbytheslnreot
the will of the late Henry M. Robbins. . .
which will 9040 her estate. Theme
two sums of “money are to be invested
by the executors who'are to ho trus-
tea of the fund and when they see fit
a. commotion is to.bo cranium the'
rélly ‘ in
, lmoney tendcnccs over the wool“:
’ 'anda sharp recovery in Liberty Bonds
oust-3t the pessimism created by the
coal strike and the Mexican situation.
Extreme advanccs during tllv moi-mm
of 2 to 6 points in the leading motors
.and oils and 1 to 4 points in shippings,
[ob-wornq texii’n'
accepted as additional signs of an over-
extendcd short interest.
WESlEilli tart
WALL STREET. Noam—A ‘modcratc
" ,foreign exchange. caste:
U
and fund char-w; win-(l
Rails and
learners were the only backward
{vii-ates. Hide and Leather Pfd. losings
f Jl‘. his.
Cztl than; opened at ti per
cent, interior banks making tree or"-
tigs will local institutions at that
rate,
NEW’ YORK, Dec. 4,—British ex—
change rallied at the opening of the
market today, Demand Staring “we
mic-ted at. $3.91 1-4, or 3 1-2 cents
above yesterday's close. France and
lire also wore slightly higher. the lor-
:~~crrt prom: at 10:31 to the dollar and
the latter at 12.62.
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Come Today and Select One for a Xmas Gift
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NEW YORK, Dec. 4.—Tom O'Rourke. ‘
manager of Fred Fulton: Jack Carley,
who now pilots the ring destinies of
Willie Mechan. and Davauactay, man-
agcr of the Newark Sportsman's Club.
ycstcrday‘ hold an important confer-
At the end it was nnnounccd
lllill r‘i‘cd i‘uiton had been matched to
meet “Ellie Meehan in an eight-round
hunt 1-? 'hu "WWW? ghortsmenk Club
on Monday, January 12. _
The nous immediately was wired» to
Rochester. Minn, where Fulton yes‘
tcrday was undergoing an operation on
if: infected elbow, and to San Fran-
sisco, where the sot-rowing Mechan
wont. last week to attend the funeral
of his wife.
The winner of the Jersey bout will
be the first American hoavywcight in
-lino for a. match with Jack Dempsey,
the world’s champion. Mcehnn ls cred-
ited with a four-round victory over
Dempsey.
cd out in jig time by Jack.
of followers who really
giant Minnesota plastcrrr may turn the
*.—_
Q.“— A
ggzfigrum meets “5 m“(While gave a better exhibition 0! (your...
* ' .- than did l-‘ulton in his bout with Roi in
gefgfiofifufgmbftfiy 1" “‘9 “‘0“ di‘“- a few years ago. Reich had Fulton 03m
Ive no my OH mpseys pl'OFPPCl' on his foot, but Fred came back an‘
a ”0”” if ' e ‘3}? follow “’3‘" "3‘3 whipped the giant New Yorker. M
:53"? ‘z ance of “mm““g T’P‘W‘pt‘lfi now knows inside ring strategy. Htr
fiedfstuts as l'llflliwlefiorbc booten'b)’ lllt' has u better hold on his nerves. thin»
18 conceded! o‘to been AMP?t1 X’L‘Ml’l'l‘r cstly boll-we that he can whip the bed:
_. ‘9 anestnnd 91““ fighter that ever stood on two feet."
are“ :15“) m that ever, crawlvd . .
mg evrfipe‘ s, Bt‘sides beinglicht- WEDDING CEL
gain; {an with barn teat and-hands. ho
5930193 3 hard punch. times his blows
1well and is .a good judge of. distant-v. _‘
Fulton. however. is at tho penuliarnor 'l‘Ol‘tl'lthlTOX. Doc. 4.""l\1l('hfl€f
2211:!) l.:nél))(:l’aln(‘l;t ifhat "souéetimas s. Cimmo. about fifty. diul yesterday"
a. s . ..'cr.w19n acmg a anger- .. . . -
0M oppononl. to forget everything he at th. Chatlnttt litmnerford Hospitat
knows In othér words. Fred often a "“1““ “mm“ “9“
leaves his waws in his training quart— ccived in a tic-lit it' a» wedding colc~ ~_
bratton Sunday night :t: tho home of ‘.
his brother. Antonio. Tho policc have~
made twa arrests in connvction with... '
the case. taking into cu totly Philip‘-
and Joseph Bornlli, brothers. tho first ' '
of whom is chargcd with breach of‘ ‘
the pcacc and carrying a t‘ont-vnledi
weapon, and the wound with brow-l:
of the pom-c. The man who is be~
licvcd to have fired the fatal snot nits
not been apprehended.
Corrinvr Samuel'A. Hrrman visited:
the victim of the shooting at tho hum.
pital last night. and isrundorstood tat
have secured an antc-moricm state
(1 Contest at Newark
centurion..—
PROVEB FATAL.
as the result of
Fulton Improves.
Fulton has shown he lacks “heart.”
I’ndcr the ablc tutelage of Tom
O'Rourke. ns riirrW-i and crafty a hand
tor of fighters as the game Pvnr tww
had. Fulton is said to have advancnd
wonderfully. how'cvcr. If any man can
hammer grit and gamenens into anoth-
er it is O’Rourke. O'Rourke now says.
and Tom is not civcn tn m'tk'w' vi
remarks that l-‘nltnn has found WM-
self, and he sincerely believes that he
can turn the tnh‘os on lhttirvsov. '
“I never saw a heavyweight with as
many championship attributm “9 1' '
ton possesses,” says O’Rourke. “He
has weight. roach. height. spvvd.
strength, skill and punch. It is wrong
to say he is not game. No man vvm' ment.
._;
Fulton, while being knock-I
has hosts
believe the
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"Hoosier Beauty"
W h Loading W
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nqwen‘ y the benefits of a Hoosier
more than anytlumtr ( . . is the most practwa
ther tlunzs nutht be rrettqcr or mot? ornamental.
as much tune and . . .
usmz Hoosrers mil testify to this
good gift because It is appreciat-
5“"
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who ,are
man
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ith a Will to save sire and enrzy for its
Don’t want untl the eleventh hour and find
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BABIES’ XMAS NEEDS
minorsmcrton’ or nous AND DOLL cmnmcm in THE CITY.
CARRIAGES.
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