AY. DEC. 5, 1919~
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; 1:41:11 round of the Nth,
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. i' «f|".l- SN siilt't‘ last Monday in
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Mnltin ot' tlll- Yule t‘ltlh .\l-.::' 2
Wm: too ill to Nov. E
" illC>l07l “lull of the Yale l‘l‘vll‘
v9“ T1"lk("'l tlliltl ll}: titt- l’lflf‘l‘ili‘ll'
.n its -zlmll:ll milkinz list and Imv
1’ .lllli!" colltrstllllls for tllt- hull-P
:mlrtllmlnnt. advanced into
:umld lw tic-footing Rollertf
~ m' the Harvard (‘luh in at
p ,. v:‘.;:'cll h)’ lSr-«R. 161-7 1.9.:
.\.'lll-l' with: tile urchins! :zx‘ttll“§
:lm Fli liliiji‘wl' became carc-
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*‘w third :lllt‘ final ammo and;
wit 1!? l3~7.
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third and final nnlilc,’
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- . ‘1'. Ix‘c (If the llztl‘van ('t'ltll, and
in: Dam. nnotlul- Harvard (‘lllh
Tito summaries: :
.-:v'itlll’ll Fqllztldl Tennis Associai
n-fi: Opt-ll Tournament. Tllll’l] Round
'n‘ln \‘~'. inc. llal'\'artl (‘luln deioni-
l‘ico-kmun. Princeton (fllllt. 13-—fl.'
(,‘lydn Martin, Yale (‘lllb
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lliil'l‘nl'l. Ill-ft'tltvtl Sittyvcs'tnt
New. Yule (‘Ittl), 15‘s, 1.1—9: It.
«soil ["l'illcvlnn (‘llllL tlefeatr‘tl
wrdiwl‘, Yttln Club, {rs-13, 17*15.
l'fivilquon Plall, Yale Filth.
ll. (2. (Tolllli'n, Harvard Club.
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-:LDS QUE MARK
BETTERED BY ALLEN
Htglt Run of 81 in National Pock-
oltlard Tourney in Philadelplfra.
Standing of t Players.
L. ”r“. P.C.
22 1.000
66 1.000
29 1.000
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Harvard Club—'2 £~-~
lvEngland’s
\Vil(it"fl first opponent in America.
tier. of France, last night, in the Ilol-v
iscy to fight for the world's champion-
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name «new on
, , WATERBURV WILL STAY IN
GENUINE ASPlRiN» LEAGUI. '
l WATERBURY, Dec. 5.—~The owl-nos; .
of the Eastern Lenguc Baseball M ’
In_ each yesterday denied reports that when: .
will drop out of the organisation In“.
gear. Waterbury is in the league ‘0‘»
stay, Secretary Culhano stated.
5 To boost the gm 6 and, incidental“...
‘put tho club on a. paying bulls, it. E;
Have You Seen The
- BLACK BAG?
To Be' Opened By
.PEARL' WHITE
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Take Without fear on told
; . “Bayer” packaze
Little Boiling Sen sation and
New Yorker Who Faces Him in Milwaukee
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'l‘!ti:: photograph gives fight fans an oportunity to compart- Jimmy
Wilde. the British hox’mg sensation. and Jack Sharkey of New York. who
mH-t ill ii tun-round limit in Milwnu kee.. As far as looks go. the Ameri-
can outclassos the Englishman, bill "Wilde carries a wicked punch. The
little billlk‘l‘a‘ poscd for this photograph in Chicago. Shay-key will be[
Backer-r ANOTHER ooswr
BILL comm-:3.
“'hnt a fortunatc thing it was for
ckett and Carpentier. too, that the
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Fulton! Fulton might, have improved
on the Carpentier pcrfonnnme and
clipped a, few seconds off the record,
for a man such as llockctt shard him-
bom Stadium, before a. distinguished
throng, including the Prince of Wales,
for the tendons plasterer. The fight:
BCCRCtt for Count I“'ésev'nrheu Tommy Burns, holding what ll:
tSquil-en, the champion of Auntmlin.‘
Blow -
Iit) these shores with a leputation as a.
second. Burns stepped into the vine.
won the right to challenge Jack Demp-
tcst. Later Burns stopped Squires inl
» - incl! to he would have been just meat
Hard Right to Jaw Drops last night was in many ways similar:
,to that at Colma. $431.. on July 4, 1 97.
enty.Four Seconds—.Eng-tcontended was the heavyweight chem“.
lishman Lands Only one plonship of. the world. met BOSEH‘I‘I' Bill 3
'who then and there acquired the so:
. -brlquet of The Lemon. Soulrcs mmc-i
,gl'l.".—.
IOVION' 18" " Georges (almn knockout artist. He had stopped five.
men in the first round and tu'o in the:
lmade a few passes at The Lemon and ,
sent over a right which ended the con—j
the eighth. at Paris, and in the tilir-‘
,teenth at Sydney. l
ship by one of the quickest'and meat.
sensational victories on record. knock~
in: out Joe Beckett, of England, in
. . . ‘ . (:arpentler’s victory was similar to
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3"“ nt). ‘0‘“ seconds of the first round that which he scored over Bombardier
which so
SflBBEll ELEVEN
devllle. ' " ‘-
. .- THE ROBERT W. CHAMBERS genuine Aspirin. proved safe by mii-‘ NO TROUBESAQEEYALE. save
Delegates Decade G a me SERIAL. lions. and proscribed by physicians for, ‘
>/Wlth SWdISh Reserves ‘ “W‘l‘ ('lgthP-l years NE“? HAVEN. nor. 5'. In“ lug
nocticut AmateurL’en
‘dllv owning in the rooms of the Board Works' team. The schedule of m“ _
of Recreation, Bridgeport, when there . m be played this week ore M r0512": .‘0' Palm fif‘m’l‘flmV
.‘WS 3 large turnout, “'me to some Connecticut. Lace Works vs.
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acted. .
‘1'"09 Works’ teafi protested against lsh ltcscrvenwrefcree, A. Stead.
”the decision of the league in ordering,
its game against the Swedish Reserv-=
cs to be replayed.
proofing the committee only heard one
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English champion did not permit ll‘lm-= .
self to be drawn into a fight with Fred - ‘
”W
tprobllhle that the to" lo“, M‘ ‘3
'l‘lp (writer of the city. will b. loo“
’lm‘ the 1920 season Reidville ll 1“:-
‘ ;:.l- away to bring any success here I:
f baseball.
' 'l‘hcre are 1.3 player: held over
the reserve list, and the club in
ready busy for new talent. Three
fleldcrs are bring negotiated for,
“Bayer Tablcis of Anplrin' markeleell 35 Others.
with the safety “Bayer Cross," is the;
“The Black Secret”
~at—s
REGENT THEATRE
Saturday
and thereafter every Saturday Mat-
inee and tWXce Evenings with Van-
a!»
lla-
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lilNllliWAl‘linNS
-. lilili lill APi’Ellj
Will Not be Played in each "Raver" par-knee are cafeHSharpde,t§thrlIetic :ilrecittor at 1:31;, i?”
~ . . . time c on vcrs y res n my 0
_ s“my. After a lengthy discussion it. and mnptr (linfiOllb for heuralz‘la,’ . .' h ' ‘
The delegatesofthe elgbfleltn theTCOI't-V1r;15 decided that the game shall stand (‘oldsx Headache, Toothache,“Baracllo.‘ £233,233 32:51:: 51045“; [Igaerrar-i
gu ' m on nes- 3' a “0‘01? for the Connecticut Lace Rheumatism Lumbazo Neill-ills“. and game, nndhc said tha‘ m3 team could
not hold the ball. adding: that a team
. . . that cannot hold the ball cannot score.
Bridgp_, ‘Handi tin boxes containing lwolye Sharpe said it was all “boon” to our
Joe tablets cost hut, a few conta. l‘h'ulrszista ‘flmm “.pw, disspnqmns among the-
I sell lal'zcr "Bavnr" packazes. coaching staff or that Yale stuck tw-
_ Aspirin is the trade mark of Bayer Old “WIN!” plays 8" “I" Bpfififln- A.
‘ . ‘ .. .. . . .- ,. . to the future, Dr. Sharpe said: “Ya“?
:3” ‘ Sentinel Want “3'5“”. 'Eza;:lfi:$l‘i‘:acidnf Mamaunmnd‘ gel isn't likcly to haw- n Henson liltc thin
no . . .
wide of the. case and'dealt‘ with'the
lease before hearing both sides of the
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cry important business to be trans-1m" Rm..." Rpgeflfl__,1,fvme
The horwnlk (Connecticut Both: International Textile vs. Swedv also
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At the revious‘
p our again in a hurly.”
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or last night's fight, over
much ink has been spilled and which
in England has dwarfed even politics
and world affairs for the last few days.
The fight, started and ended so
quickly that manyof the twenty~nve
guinea seat holders did not have a.
chance to more than get comfortably
settled in anticipation of at. least ten
81 .067
49 .367
68 .383
24 .250
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22 .250
16 .250
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Wells, in London. on Decent er 8. 1913.
Carpentier had stopped W lie in the
fourth round at Ghent. Belgium, but
this time he won in thefimt tension in
a manner similar to that in which he
: triumphed last night. Carpentier's
only other first roundalctory was scor-
ed while he was a toddler-weight, over
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.1il..\ilE|,PlilA, Dec. 5.—Two new
t't pocket billiard records were
. il~lll d llcro'lltst night by Bonnie
~. in his mutt-ll with Edward I.
' . or ngillsluwn, N. J., at. the na-
.‘ Allie-lican pocket. billiard tour-
., :zi. Allen Won the match, 125 to
m live/innings. It was the smallest
o.‘ inninga ever taken to com-
- championship game, and Al-
~ high lun of 81 shattered the for-
wrul'd of 74. held jointly by llimy
‘ and Alfredo de Oro. '
"warts who witnessed the match
\llt'n played one of the mostre
illizlr“ galllcs they had ever SQCB.‘
~ thirtieth shot he made font
1 and twice during the match no
‘ . two balls in with a single shot.
inning scores follow:
ll ........ -..0 '15 81 1 28—125
[til ......... 0 0 0 0 6-‘ 6
")IID M. Layton. of Columbia, Mia-
and Louis T). Krenter, of New
were the victors in the after.
'lnrm matches. Layton defeated Mor-
i). Fink, of Philadelphia, 125 to 121.
Lilly-five innings. High runs were:
'2‘”), 29: Pink, 24. -
".iPt‘ won from James Mature. of
. 125 to 100. in twenty-six in-
Kl-euler had a high run of 16.
-'ul‘0 one of 43. '
trillf‘l' match last night Green-
_ :lted- Charles Seeback, of
" "onn., 125 to 61. The match
ctr-d in twenty-one innings.
high run was. 42 and See-
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gl'i,
work.
‘- Ussv SAEYS HE
IS READY TO FIGHT
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2 That He Must Get Hlo- Pr!”-
-.< .\.\'<ll:l.Es, Cat, Dec. 5.——Jack
' w \' heavyweight chamomwd
itf;zl.l that. Georges Cmfiat’fiv
vz'v over Joe Beckett, in London.
. -~ 110 surprise to him, 15 he and “5
‘Iv-‘uer, Jack Kearfisi‘hfld male
1' v‘llt‘ll champion to will. , "id
~l:mntlm' was méi‘a
. " till] it Entrdor hitmmm
'1 am ready to .. i .03.
. other fighter in “El"
' ~~ price," said m "
3n:-
f.
: which
duck-l,
rounds of milling. HoweVer, they saw !Wetinck, in no"
. . . _; London has seen a number in fights
only six blows struck, five at them Carthi ch were supposed to deVelop hard
pontlcl s, ere the stocky Bt’ltlshel ’t‘oniests but were en I S
crumpled be-i‘orc the Frenchman, and " ’ W” 1- one
the heavyweight championship of tho twenty-six years ago Frank Cl-aig. the
.Harlem Coffee Cooler was sent a a'n t
Old “'orld was then and them settlelln ' . 3 ‘ '
When the truth did finally dawn that ' Frank Slavin, Of Australia, at London.
. iSlavin. who had been stepped by Jim
the light was» over pandemonlum reign-
ed, both inside and outside.the sta- mm’ in “we" "”1““- w“ ””90"“ “’t
. have a hard ti .
(limp, and for blocks around the police tier, he hit for '31: 135‘: 111:: raga:
were unable to cope with the situation. 7 .
The speed with which the French‘liiriztjfiuggé til: fifty 17;? 3:253:53:
man hurled blows was almost incredrltlle English title from Gunncr ‘Molr in
ble. It was a revelation. : ltlle first round in London. Dempsero
Following is 3.0105?” ““813'5‘5'05 'knockout of Fulton in eighteen sec-
Cnrpentler's berldcrmg altaCk and ,onds, at Harrison—nil! is fresh-in our
story of the fight, 00‘: roundfiby round, 'memories. An English chmnhion who
but blowifor blow: " {like Beckett, was stopped in the first
_lmmcdlntely the bell rang Carpen- : round by an outlander was I‘udlnr P11-
tier was in like a flash 0‘ lightning‘mer who was knocked cold in tit
and scored with a left lead .to the first. minute by Terry Mu“ :t-p (é
head. He immediately essiayed aaimio Tuckahoe. 4 I "h m, n
lar'blnw and the second t mo succesa- I '
fully landed to the head. simultan' ‘tnréé’lifiiiffiifi‘g ligameiifii "lgglttg
eously ducking out. 0‘ Beckett‘s reach. ihave lasted a total of only 10 minutes
Then Beckett landed his 9111! blow‘and 8 seconds Dempsey "on ov r
When CRI'DQ‘ntieT tried a. left lead-for Fulton in 18 a‘econds Délnp;(ly at”;
the third time. Beckett. was ready and ped Willard in nine minnow and Beck-
checked him with a light apparent, ett lost to Carpentier in so seconds
which appeared to strike the 171‘?an The biggest class is the (aver-rt for re-
mau in the chest. _ ' ’sults. ‘ b
Both then quickly shifted about the _
ring until Beckett was worked into a"?
neutral corner, Where Carpentier c ev‘ - n ,
erly felnted and drew Beckett's load. “’31- " way:- 8‘73“
“'ith Beckett momentarily unbalanced '
HADN’T STARTED TO FIGHT;
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"nt Be kett’s Him. - ,, said ' ' ‘ ,
I garpecntier’é fourth blow came a mo- ?f?:;;.t star-admit.) Eggpagg ”In”
moot later. Again it 1'88 his left it I an,“ realize mm 11;: ha 8“
he drove‘ into Beckett“ right mm: . " mn-
eve Thenlnaflaah'éarpentierm ed‘ Iwujuu tn fortune-at
a- c'mmg rightjumdot on Beckett's;wm’mfiagmm
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It was a wondatgnl throng that-’wit-z 3! — ' ~ ‘
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