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‘1', 12.-:
1. l tckoRtt contest Thuisday,
1:. :mothvr meeting of the load-
-iill.~ 1111:. iv. 5 of American and
,11111 in in: bodir-s to considei
. '. 512' 1 (11' 4.; 111.11l.1t10'1~1 to super-
2' tl‘n ll: 1i< 12f Quoortsbt 11'J
s whit‘: 1 1-21 decades have govern-
lRout< in all 1191115 of the would.
€1.tll12!'t‘31CI'
2:211 days.
I :12 111121-1111; W215 attended by Paul
2.;111. president of the French
211211 of 11113-111211; A. F. Bettin-
1’1-2 National Sporting Club;
1'4-1'1i. 11:12 famous referee; Vim
- 2, 111-.- l’rcnch promoter. and
1. Kathi-21m. representing of
.; $9.123: nntl Civilian Board of
1.3.21.1 111i «\mnricn and the
. 9-,»: win; Club oi N011.
hilbli‘liUt’ll the Limit
1-.» DH known its the 11+
'..'.l li'l‘slll; Knit-s. The now
2.:.» i-2:;:...'l l‘..'.111' 11nd will he
.mt- 111mm- alterations,
.1. -: «2 itttmimtionrtl Box.
.‘1-6121: in: tho control of ring
.2;;Z.1~-.'.t the v.'121'ltl..
of tin 111115 .15 submitted
'2.‘2211 1230111 'l'fllL‘W i4 as fol-
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13311111111114: {11-1112ittoigl1t
' 1.-1.l.l'.1'.2'1-i;rlit,1130 pounds:
c2211.: pounds and O\Cl
-.‘. .111uigl1t is elimi-
1R:‘ R: 1' list now l'lllSP all
1 ‘ll lm 112111112 eight hours he-
11.'11 é'llll‘i' the ring.
Six Otxzzcc Gloves.
2 1.: 11121 1111215111112. twenty feet
.1 2. .'.1l1 at 112.11 one
paddinR': upon the floo.,
.: 311111111. 111: the boginning
1-: 1111- rounds, must be at.
:- .111'l112s in tlizitna'2tor. Gloves
111-..- l11..\1.-1's shall weigh not
:1 fix ount'os each. and no box-
at 1122 {it"l'lliillt‘d to useRhand
Illnre than six feet long or
“11m one and one-halfincl‘iés
: 1.11 the material must be of soft.
12119 No .shoes shall be worn
it have haul soles or ht-els cleats
pikcs.
. 11rt- bouts will be Judged by two
:-11d a referee who shall cast 11.
. - ' must agree with .1111?! or the
re 01- call the‘ bout it draw;
we shall also com out a box-
«lrops to the floor without be-
' and in cusp such boxer goes
under such conditions after aris-
‘ win a legitimate knockdownthe
22111 begin from the point where
mm from such legitimate knock-
-- jttdzos’ decisions‘shall be based
12fl‘r2ctiv0ness or damage accom-
vl. 11nd whore effectiveness is
1:11-11 aggressiveness shall count.
..-1 shall bo considered "down"
.' 1 part of his body. other than
. - an- on 1119' floor or when
r. .: lit-lttlr-ss on the ropes, but the
- shall be the judge- of final} 1:
--11 on the ropes and the. boxer
' ht- considered “down" on the
1:11:11 lllt' referee 80 calls.
P-otectmzt for Men Floored.
'..' 1111- fouls covered lathe new
~ nm- that a. bomnrising from
following a knockdown is
1 .:'1l'thkR before he is in defen-
mn. As a further protection
. 121' a knockdown must retire
1 .- (ornfl of the ring after such
» 11 111111. if he does not the
2 his fallen opponent Rahal]
it 111- takes his proper posi
111 ll corner.
' . . long: series of recommenda-
.4-511-11 for the combined co-
' m 11112 boxing organizations
. -!- l is one providing that the
f
11 .‘nterantional champion-
.1111 1111 his title within one
vinning it and every six
mutter against the best
uponent or forfeit all right
111 tonsil: p and emblematic
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.21 v *1 1 to 1"“, After BEI’IU
.. 132513 Bohind.
2.2::5-11; oft the Players. »
1 V 1.. H R ‘P C.
V . _ . .. J ..11 66 1.1000
VV .J‘. u 29 1.090
, .2: 1 81.750
..': 1 52 567
- ..2 :5 18. AW
..1 3 68 25°
..1 3 24 R1‘1250
..1 3 5:2 259
11-4 22- 209
15"., 1,111.2 6 ~Overcarn;
.'.' _ -‘1_v unsurmountablo
. 1 1 Bonnie Allen the
22:21. billiard star, who
'11 111211 rim record of.
-1..,.in\ night, nosed (Mt
.mont here-V master
F:. 1211- Rnchegtez-Rat
‘112. av With in the
. (SH—Pl \ious to the
will be continued for ’ _
“l'AlRSRRlllfll 1111's
R-sc-nt a telegram to Dempsey? asking
0! New YDl‘k. if
2 score was 125 V1.9
-1 112.1121: cumm-
£354
2”
Arthur W. Stalicll, of this city,w will the tattooing weRelt,» he Inf-811R“; to 3°
11 1- his diving and stilnnilng exhibi-
to Stamford and mm the stunt;
1': m {1 nm the “ ashngton street brod 1'01"“wa “ teat. will mm RM‘V Harry J. Smith, matchmaker for ”I“
1111111111 2w afternoon between 2; 45 an
I
wt“.w,~h
l
11 People Of “"5 CWWRO have “a”? National Athletic Assocnttion that
.. it. All 1‘ arations for the 9&1“? 59"“ 9112111123“ in ‘m::;';ma': will give a‘mxin'g Show in Music Hall
.. 01-101 p 91) and other than this fs with on the night 0: December 16 “a: sign-
.11. .211111 have been completed and the to them the staying poweis with which rd up Young Angelo, of Sta rd. an}
A I‘LWQL; 0,! endurance...“ 11! 9.312393 _, round bout, to be the foam”
largest crowd that has. as yet show,
"Brown. in making his
1:, as w: is advertised recently. 125111:
721112112 Weekly moving picture operator that the
has lie-211 detailéd by that company to thronged the \Vnshington street Rthd.‘ :2
Stabell will give will be firemnt to mulls exhibitmi
21 series of dives, accompanied ‘5th Pic tures of the feat will be shown in
sol't‘l‘itl'sllot‘: swims and ,thls will this city in one or the Earliest Polite
close the’exhihition for the day. QuiW‘eekly raleneeS.
,
appt-ttl'nnc. ‘
film the exhibition. .. ..-..- .-. . . . __
Sporting Notes.
Bonny Leonard.
lightweight (4121111-
.2‘élTlC‘l EYRERTS ‘RRRRERRRT RERS
nous at‘tctnoon At Lakewood,
day in twining [or his
)‘t‘slor-
oight- round
Ruled for Dat‘o Dam-coir 5 at 12121
in 1112
Fourth Rrgz' mom Ammy, in J121‘?--;,'
; jttity. noxt Wndnw-edny night. With
: "Loon;1r1l is In? 391112111111. itnotlta-r
“$11131";ng whom Bill). Gibson i4 Said
{0 {11‘ grooming for tho liziitwv 32111 t.
l e whrn Leonz‘tid I‘liftSl‘fi. Jot. ;1l.11 i..
training {111‘ :1 boot with Tommy Rillu~
h' .V Whll'll l.‘ to ho held on ”11' 2:11:11-
' m‘uprip card m. tho _l.con.1rd('oomn haifl'x
LORDON. De.-, (2.- 221‘2XD912lS. in com- int: ymdump rnportmz from the local l'mh lads put in 21 1. m; n'tornmm (,1
inciting on last night's flzht in Whitll mm 1'..lmp1r< came all the way from iff’l-‘iint’ 9'13?“ “1:153:12. rope 5km
(‘cm'sr C‘: 11 n - .3 Bridge ort. last night to he crttshcd‘ “1 “Wt?! 1' 811'" punthlm: Th.
Rut FROST: 'ltR |Rt Rin'FRsz'RR milee RRRRRRR'RR- d by thopNorwalkR Hour team in an i112 CAI-“3m“ on will return to Ntw Y-mlt to
(1.. . 9 9c etc 11:. '1n1 int 1 irst teriost ng bowling match run 011' on VmOI'X'DWtOVlind up his Work.
round concur in savm, that. ””0” the Palace allow-1. The Bredice bra 2‘th- ’A‘W’e 112111191; M11“ ‘had tht'vo small
wont to the host man and that Carpen- 1212:11'1-1-12 the 51.2.1? or the Tang] team- 3335i Vf;arlug2d in h: 1 'ght iorvarm
ti1-2‘ won by his 51110911 and clevernes-a 111111 W illl T7: 1. and Jim with 248. {'11- run V211 I'YUDD'S 1m.\761-Ymk
I‘ "knit" manaflp. “a” Car 9mm, liolt ULVOI'PLR of the Bridchort youordm, and resumed training. Rat
,9, , 5 AV; _ .. . p T511105 and James P. Copeland of the nu has l91n resting up for the past
.«in-mlrrht off a million to one chance," Bridgeport l-I lnday Huro'd bgttled vnl- threp wnelfi. and judging from the wav
but this is not the view of export on- "WHY m 33H. thoir team 1mm down- 1:0 11‘;&diix. i mlddlrwe-txht"‘%onmm
lookels. the Daily Mail's critic accus- full, but 111 1““h5mmghfi'; that UK! :3 -5‘ “VOL, tftm‘am'g ’51:: R‘RIR'Riz‘R’ngigho i111-151
ilrm, ln-tt limo qtratz games. ro— 2 2-2' a - .~ . _ so 12 .
lng Beckttt of sheet stupidity. 221ml. of ”w Hm” loam, st‘pportvd the ulod 1:, 1,0,1 31,111“. ODD“, for the cham-
"Beckett had by a long wav tho hmice gm”, in an.) fpipmnfdm 293 E'Rnlf‘hil‘ bf‘l'm‘fi Dvoan donves for
best of the handicap,‘ the Daily Mail‘ 3 “Jack" Hit. lay, of t.'r Hour 112. 'th 2216.1" and-
expert writes. “lie was initiator in Hovund COWSWCA‘ Bridgeport Hera
. . ' with 204. and Richard Sweeney.
height, weight and reach. H9 is a Bridgeport Herald with "11.1mm slm~
great follow physically, hum“! 1a“ p'ly flumonx those pragént"
said about his judgment the 'bétior The nest. mam; is 11) b0 31113521211 .Vn R:R
Porhaps he was over confident.
but Bridgeport next l-‘tiday night.
anyway he gave his opponent a chance
Grit? ic AécuseS“ Beckett ofRi
“Sheer Stupidity”
12.111211. port nowspnpormm.
APPEARS TRRlRRT
The lineup and scores Icilows:
Ngrwaik Alumni.
2.1 “ill be staged rain, snow or he is. pone-Gad or in other words In}: Chic Brown; or New 13.111111 fat 3““. ..
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here will try a comeback into fistic
circles tm twill be watched with inter
mt ‘hv fan: throughout Connecticut.
Battling Kunz. of this city. took the
honors away from him, some time ago.
by Winning the state's championship.
A good card is being piepared by
Mulrhtnakot Smith, and the (hot box-
fling txhibiiipn to be hold lit-re in a
lung 1111112 is expected to be an inter-
emit-1' a fair.
CA RRERTTER’C RlRR
plan of the world. put in anoint-1' 5.11». n .
lbout “l”! Mel (”comm which is echo-j .
Has an Impressive Record»;
Has “'11er Up From
Bantam Class
.. /-'-
C-2t‘1;‘:o,1 Parricnfiavr W952 Horn at
Lonx. Franco Jun: 1; l‘.‘ l894. Flu he“
gran boxing uhnn out; 13 1211:11'Rs old.
This was in 1907,
1211111111 11112111
when boxinr v."1.-
boglnninr: to be popular in France. llv
was'tiofh skillful and aggressive. and
in 1909 scorod many tit-torics 111i: 1‘
lug amon: ot‘hms Charlts Edoux. tho
Frmch bantanmcieh! chum; lion.
‘Cfll’DPmler took on W1 fight quickly Icatod at 33411111112, KL.
and two years; later he 2.
Forty-5i X" T'
Ft (1111.111 1'1 .1142 was never more 11; set than this
'TL'H“. a lot to do wi1h jumblln: up the situation.
has only about 225 studonts but 0% of that small-
.. :1 moctinxlnumbcr picked an eleven which won1 through the
Fallon "
Wonderful CRnt-re Collé..Re Pig
unison 11nd little téontrd-
Cm.’ 1": Colloge, lo»
defeat...
season wit bout
and dolonllnfr men in th12 troltprweizh‘. 'The team whipped the great West Vi: g’nla. elgwm. which had beaten Prince-2
division.
Tho Frenchman snared hi"R
first. Sensational victory when he
knocked 0111. Jim Sullivan. 1hr English
middlewe‘r‘d, in 2.”.‘1: 1111111115 at Mon o'er, tho 1.31R1 pound centre.
Carlo in 1912.
At. Ghent the followimz 11:15.1
mutter after
twice' bv Bombatdier “fills the Enz-
3
twin: knocked down
lishzheastyweight, knocked out the B. i-
lislyrcpresentatim in the rout-1R1: round
The tact that arFronch lad 19 yeais
1101:; ,
Duo 01 1 2.
i . .
112112 scasnn. This
ton. Ohio. ‘Wosioyan and Rutgers by lm‘ge
1112 lndic 11:1 21 bad bottling.r an: Indiana soonalterwnrd‘ .... l. syracuse
min. .1111! factors in the co lege’ 5 wonderful showing wait Wear—-
lie klokOd 46 gents and missed only one during
photograph shows 1 in: preparing to send tho. ball between!
(‘at- tbe goal posts for the forty-sixth timoa '
scores. The bunk?!" Cog”
he lost are. tthing thet‘b 'bv theR Ger
man invasion.
During: .lu-v» w.2.r Camcntler wit-
spinuousls daring as an aviator.
the parlor officms and among the manl‘.
decorations conferred upon him was
the Military Medal the highest war
nan be given to a French
\
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:33?" “my,“ roylgha‘gffiew“ (‘omstock ...... ,.,...71_ 59 7:401:11; V; old and our. :1 middleweight 1111.; f 1 h edb h
9 OWM' “ ”' ‘ “We 9" “'0“ Swéenoy. ' ..'.i... "78' ‘69 7 --2‘.!lt , ‘ “ _' 'R" ‘ ’ " knocked out the (‘leVen-st En lsh requenty was com end y is su-
as too Hlmth fm Words. it cauld have Copeland ............ 78 79 76—432 RR" "R" :‘RRRKEE “A“ Dec 6-—R‘Jim!"«\ , Kl
, ._ _ ,,,_ Vt lidmtimat 8“ heavy weight seemed lmLofio of
been easily avoided and the counter DQT'O’PM ------------ 81 18 43‘301 - . “8M nytoiglu chant . 1. ,
. .... ,_._ _._.. ”(1”. WM ma h, u n A t latters hackers as a fluke.C.'1rpen
to it would hate her-n an extremely, ... 8 rs: me2 can .221- .
. Total ...... 308-285 101-484 ”-13. “me here ton ‘ 1 .1 3' tier .dispelled the doubt. however
dunnctovis blow, Yet. Beckett walked " Norwalk lngenueu. Shin-km.» a w ed m3! . $1.0 m" at when he went to Lon-loo and knocked notion that
ritzht into th“ danget zone. What he D. Bmllce ........... 75 217. 92-25:". . ‘ - R"?- W ork bantam- m" “ins .1 ,econd Um? 1mm “"3. soldier.
did 1"” gimple gm] sfupid and there ireinnd ............. 83 7:” 73-42211 “P-zht. in a ten round. no ds-cisinn lllll , ,
Hurley ' 73 76 72-2 21 contest. The In ten Til afterward Chl;11.tl‘.‘l‘ fought Pat 0'
is no nxcuse for him " ' """""" “ ,- a 1 be 813M111 , . C t to
J Bredice ........... so ... 83-448 11... “WWW,“ which 111 .3 seating Kev-e 11w Pnglish midlewelzht cham- a 11 let
After C'atpsntier had been carried .... ...—...... ...... capacity of ten thousand l'R di {1’ plan and scored a knockout in the
mound the ring the Prince of W ales; Total ....... , ...... 812 313 330—9.”) - n C"- 0‘” second round. . . ,
v' are that tin contest would dmw :40-
BECKETT 5111.1. 13 CHAMPION OF 001'. “'ilde has been guaranlio 1 :11. R
ENGLAND. 000 9'
poor Enzimdi Now all {he critics .
ovei there ~11} “I told you so" and Tbellmr “9151‘ 1:011le mflml. who
Ronnounce that after all this man do“ not hesitate t0 give «way Yen
Beckett was only the worst sort of :1. pounds to opponents. profinbiv will
dub. H011- diflmont from the ouloglum unit-'2 the ring weighing 106 9011939
,which followed Beckett' s. two-round
- triumph over Fr: ink Goddard who, it: Sharkey has 1 greed to scale 11‘: pounds
mm AT my poasible is em a worse dub than the ‘1‘ 7 IL “1- am. P105351! Will‘onter ill":on
champion of England Let. us hasten‘ ring thrfic hours later wolghinfnboui;
to say that in spite of his having been 118 pounds ‘ J
« aknocked out by Carpentier. Becket .-
still is the champion of the tight little' Wilde 1 "1" and “and“ 1“ appear-
Plans on F1001; for Carpen- is e for ac'mmmg to the axles onlysn 2 am is both a boxer am a 11mm. He.
Rfi Jam Bout Englis‘m‘a" can how the demmon— can hit from almost-any angle and fund
er 1ship o; England t' .Thi‘; “W 333380061 n master of the art. of teintlug with
neWs or 11 tear, or an
PARIS. Dec. 8,—i’urls today was boxer ass es the British heft;- his hood and drawing an opponent on.
overjoyed by the victoo' of. Georges weight title he becomes a member of making him "1‘35 the not“ move.
Carpentler over Joe Beckett in the the I‘romag-P-de Brie ,Club. Beckett... The British boxer has 5512!: on the
boxing contest held in London Thurs- “0‘14”“- “'8‘“ MOL‘L- 3928““‘7h3t a xmmdtandays training fox-11m maid:
day Reverting From the comment '30:“ dub" and he is réponed‘to be in o‘plendid
-- . cconnts of the fight state that had
oi'erywherel-eard it seemed that Paris Beckett took his fatal sock on the jaw ctndltl He establis training.
deéired to stage a battle litmeen Jack nuttouted which is the tipoi! on Gypsy quarters at a suburb and playing gait
Dempsev the American and (Tarpon Joe The 5”“ “0" “Nah 83%;: formed a largo part or his condition-
‘ " , ‘ ’, ‘ ett groggy was an opposed . _
tier for the-world s heavyweight cham- Carpentlcr'had developed. 3'81 for that 133-
pionshlp 'lhé 81131-111237, :nho has lune-l
'M. Decoin manager o! the Wonder
in mi Sportinu.‘ Club of Paris told the
Associated Press. today that he had
cordially shook his hand and conm u-
lzited him. The Prince also shook.
Beckett's hand saying, "Bette: luck
next time."
2R.
u.
light, ”For many years Carpentier had the
been trmbleg by an nppercnt, but be best Wins in this countrvoanJm-
never con d eie'iop that blow 3° as to island his train! hofle, and assured
make it 1. dépendable asset. His trick his admi ‘19 an“ be at)!" to goal e l
of aliasing: 111 left to come over with a
straight; 11:11: is an old one. Joe Jean the stipuinted 11% 13011258 without.
nette is one of those who con tell {atoning lama: The Yew Yoi-keri
with Catt-ponder on France' a national ”Wig-P "1119203 “8‘3? “1: Frenggm onthe shod. end of tho liettmx.
man i‘J’S y as - m ‘
holiday. Julv 14. Gaston V- 11511 and “82,16i0ww tactics. similar to those with ammo”: climbers "uttering. to l ;
Henry Tate, memlaers of Fullnrnent. which 1.22.11 for him over Beckett. In A tumors of 3 ”’4 claim hm
representing the athletes pt France. themfi'tkt round the henchmnn sent reported. V11“
. over 12. tart and then hnéiher
53.“ they “‘1‘“ “com the gm“ Per deliberately sell a nut-11,1: to
«hing Stadium for a Mule how cross with a straight right, Jeannettw
the American and the Frenchman. 2m; th? mg}; m the odds“. of “neg. .
“A right between the American charm and stalled for the rest. of that-Round. _ mmmpmnec Deco—1Tb}: final
f 11 world and the mug]; Then in came back and whippéd Cans. muthe M11 muggingmgj belts-91.23%
Null 0 i 92 pemm by 803.1185 margin thnthe not w chain;
11 of Europe most take place 11¢; on is .11; 27‘" W' W ‘
champio _, the mo": poll: fittogn 0131
either in Paris or the United States: W gum and Waite? WW1”
said M. Vidal. 'It would he a and reitec- Accounts of the fight in Lamont-eat! my, hm, um mmchcmm
on mé Rs‘pni'ting spirit of mm... 31111331 to those of. the short: meeting‘ 533;“ we 13W minivan phyfié t
his. term 5 for a thy-rol'md fight
tron m" hetwegn Bali sud Peter. )
nd 2115" Of “”9”“2 it 1'1"” tattle Muller at Langtfyiwl’oxas‘. in February, . f‘d
2115112211 to take place law W" 1391:: in ‘wfiich m won in the rim, Gould storied thB-Y'Ra oh! the m
wmmq.m.m Sfinnkéy‘s first round knock "1“,: five 9! them
2 him at Caner-13"“
ln the Way of- securinfg a WwR $3,231,311: m 380- nhfi R
111W; butthlsmaltoroangnsilybewé ugh?“ ,
hafimngedr bore and are moving to mull! that Eu pen m
131316! the fight: '2 ,
ungomnnd that theta-are
Joe Jeanette,
111%:
ly in 1914 but 18ft?! that and prior to
the declaration of w'at hetWen France
and German-v the French «hamplon Caz-pong!” has
won decisions f1 om Kid Samson and
‘Gunhont Smith, in each case winninlg
0119. mm.
A in hours after the Smith tight.
.Garp'entier. who Two; in England re
turned to France on the night boat in‘
11% to-akis country's call tIT arms
the following 11.19 was in uniform.
m his early ring career Carpen-
fle: grew rapidly from a bantamweight
to a light heavyweight and heat the
European champions-1n each class as
he progressed His popularity anions
theTmnch We was unbounded and
,9
he
a. tortune varioda‘ly esti-
matedndmiszooooo to $509. 01111. Most
at this name” invested in coal min
es new; Lens. where be was born and
WWW“.
11111 tam-mm
Sue To! .116wa Dali-ken: So Nu-
mfly that Nobody can he"
Han-m; loses it: onto: and lngtxe
orvhnldttudeo turns gray, dill-inad-
., in them.”
awaMTea-ami
8;)
caused by a. lack of sulphur
Our grindmother made
similar
mmmmwmumi
and twosome! women and men ”who ..
Ritalin inst cram color, that beautiful
31*.
fiffidrwmohhoo a:-
0.wa 111.6 only this old time ro—
l
uflght, if Dempsey M. will tokeV
Meet Jack Dempsey
l
American negro,
heavyweight. defeated‘i‘arpentler em"?
tight, announced today thlt Georges
signed an agreement
to fight Jack Dempsey, the American
heavyweight cinnamon, next year. The
purse will be £35 000. the winnin- to
takeeo‘percent. “mouse: 40. The
place art-June 7. 22'
“ have first reed?“ a able from
Jack Ken-11s. mm of champion
Dempsey,” 0013th said. “He assur-
ed me that} my offer to him would be
considered um. and I feel that the
deal [a virtually closed. ‘Hae flab}:
will he held next June 7 It the Olym-
pin. I an shorting for America im-
mediately Ind tun taking with me
enough money to induce Dempsey to
make the 12215 to Liondon for the fight
Although "Kt-urns said he: would rather
hav ethanght mum-ta, Mum-ass:
ed his whim”: to- come over hem.”
\
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Jbfl d’ye wait-did“?!
1
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1
LONDON, Dec 6.-—!3. B. Chocln-mn.g
promoter of the Carpenter-Beckett
Rthe Philadelphll owner.
RRRARSIRET 'RERRRRRR
AT CRRlitiilllll ,'
Colonel Huston Says Leag‘
May Investigate Am
Ownership
Connie Mack, mailagrr and hunt-p
to of tile Athletics, put his foot h
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