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-‘\ of his Whight.
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. ., iillll' I‘ll‘iU'fih fflUfiHT THE
.‘mwricnn din-i _ “ , . . ; . _
Saturday, 1 .
ht er YOI'R'
.l m llriscoil,
the» hands oi"
iri'ti tho box“
,.< muster-i
.. drow on '
i'it‘ "camo
Mac and.
little
Little Britisher Handicapped
by Adding to Weight to
Meet Sharkcy in Short
Bout
(‘ll_l(‘l.~\G0. Dcc. 8.-~Jimmv \Vilde.
the British fiywcight champion. al-
lllOllL’il outpointcd Saturday night by
Jack Slim-key. New York hantani-
\vmcht is rcgarded as a rcmarkablel
fighit‘l' by newspaper boxing experts?
who saw the Briton’s first American.
zlpwlnrance in Milwaukee.
. The little “'clshmnn‘s supcrb block-‘
inc. hcad slipping. accurntc hitting.
and gameness would he more highly:
:ippraismd under the English svStemof:
scoring points. nxthl‘ts azrccd. than bvi
the American ringside men. who revel,
in hard hitting and a rough snuishingi
'Jl'.
.:'< ago,"
_ iln- 1mm-
‘ut boxer)
21H d nw to
'. :i< ili‘ hud
4-,:2‘1.‘ to lllllii"
. t' lil" first
,‘mnnli “Tide
'1 ." lll“l'v‘
’ it: what was
-. y no u tour-
tvlllt‘vtli'li about
H. and probably
«i
.i.
l" :is his cud or 5U]:-
thlrlc did not box a thfonsi\'o h’li-V
-,».-. that he was tlo. (in tho contrary. 110 did his sllurc,
of tho leading and stood l(li‘ to too and:
clllznod with his heavier npponont.
But he did not pack the punch that-
wns expcctod of him. althouszh his
rirzllt cross, was dangcl'ous until the fi<
no.1 boll.
One disadvantarzo to the “'clshnnn
was his \vcicht. and also lill‘ tun
round distance was not to his liking.
as most of his ('tlnil-Sls huro boon over
i'?
had a lot to
null 'zlddod that
“'0 had no
r- in: mbr‘r. ho
‘ and to mo
n-.
in noycr would
\-
l'-a‘-~* imtl him fi‘md tho twcnty round rontv. EYTIOT‘tS
w! lid (onimt :ll Tony- pointcd out that ]l(‘ probably “1311111
.3 lilv i:‘ l would hm'c lnmlo a, hettor showing hzld he
11: ill". I congwntpd. fought :‘lt ill". or lO-l pounds. hisnlsllal
".i‘nrnl
‘-". 'll.
livid l'x‘icr-
2.21:1 pill
\‘ilrlo did not
it
fighting weight, instead of blfiidinr:
ilinlf"‘if up to 107 pounds. thc renuirr-
lnans of the» “'isconsin boxing lava:
This; ‘law rcqniros that thorc can not
he more than ten pounds diz‘icrcncc in
Sift for fighting
11p.
bvl‘orr- hc grasp
into oxacution.
--i 5 i.~,...-inrf rizli‘)’ wh‘cn .‘
. him. and now hu knows tho wcight of tho boxol's exr-cpt in tho
Wim' .\ to Z_ hmlvvwcicht class. Sharkcy scaled
. :i- kid ”i
I —'iimllti
\\:= in
r-grinlfll)‘ '«l'
-'.w lllzljnl'ilj.‘
.ulclllu’: :inii
'wl-‘ly. wililo l
ouytlninn wro
y
~ it'f‘UTv‘l‘ himsplt' immcdiatcly.
to this \Vi
_~oh»~\vhivh is pl
133' his \‘»t'i§:lll* and
i also his round l
m“;
‘t-Jn ill-i many trying contests. This
watch
)i‘ll (Jill llwll so
':r-'\-_ in his
t:
s itlmlv
. ' lll‘né
i tank ii
. nw‘fi his
i._‘\lll.‘il out
\‘i'ildo ha
so, bcr‘
3.1
:w illusi
Hull
. v.
'.t'\
.,i
null iht'l].
lixti it :lL’ll
- it. the
”ii! iii nuc
iv lazikos ot‘ it."
-. 4 F CREDITED
Vi/IT
Than Originally Announced
Cue Teurney.
l’:l., l'lec. 83.}.{ef‘
night ruled that the
l'l :l X.
D:
'zonul
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wornlilnl—‘nt here a few
. inur-
Hui”
..,
.l
w
m;‘.n_~;ton.
iii in
mix- night‘s feature
'1 ill!
HA1!
ct,
1:3 to 59,
'ii
I.
. players follows:
which
‘x‘v‘ildr‘s
tlmt kept him
'2 l.§llt.‘il had him practically
was in tho twcll‘ill
Mi; mnnd th
nol liming things his our
he made Lynch stop
be hitting hard to
and hold.
no of G? and I0:-
llt’l pounds at svvon o’clock.
There: was no uuostinn about, \\'ild.";5
cantonoss. :ll‘ti tho fact that he will
take a chance with a heavier opponcnt,
silggrcsts. that sonic of the Amorican
hantnn-s. harder hitters than Silut'kt‘l‘.
may upsvt thc “'olsllman in future.
contosts in this country.
Tho receipts of tho match worn :1
(lissapointmcnt. Tlur prmnotcr had
figurr d on $253,000, but that dwindled
to about $19,000. \Vilde was gll:l'x'ilfl-.
ivml Sinful») to win, lose or draw.
filial-key. boxinzr on a pciconingo 'Uosis
rureived about swim. .
xme CHAMPlo'Ns
suowmc. up POORLY
'i‘htsc ho parlous days for British
boxing champions. Hardly had “'0 got
over the surprise of Jon Beckett's hav-
ing'bccn knocked out in the first round
by George‘s Cal-pepticr than Jimmy‘
“'ildc was whipped decisively by Jack ;
Sharkcy. “'hcn the match was made.
it was regarded merely as a medium
tor Wilde's American debut and- his.-
showing ofl his wares. (Sharkey was
given no chance by the experts, and
the world‘s flyweight champion wascs-
tabllshed a. 3 to 1 favorite, with mighty 3
little Slim-key money in sight. HOW'Y
ever, the American went right out and
handed the world's flyWeight cham-
,pio-n a sound boating and on two occa-
;sions had the little Wclsbman so be-
Wildered that, the crowd yelled {or a:
knockout. In justice to Wilde it must.
be said that he gave away a shade
more than nine pounds. However.
.VVilde, who is a physical freak. had
been giving away weight in nearly all
his fights and was regarded as no.
splendid a boxer and hitter that a mat— .
tor of ten pounds against a non-chain:
pion was not expected to prove even:
the semblance of a handicap. 3
Sharkey‘s victory over. Wilde will;
bring the Vi'clshman down a peg in his ,
general attitude and in his financial;
demands, and most likely will give
Sharkvy the assignment of fighting
Wildc at the opening of the Interna—
tional Sporting. Club. in New York
city. on February 23. The news of
\‘l'vilde’s defeat by Sharkey surely was
no sweet music to the ears of Joe
Lynch or Pal Moore. Lynch was most
prominent for the bout on February 23,
and took advantage. of the situation by
demanding no less than $15,000 for
ten rounds. Moore‘s demands were
similarly out of reason. It is hoped
that Shah-key and. his manager will
have the good sense not to interposc
any financial barriers in the event
they are asked to take the February
23 date against Wilde. i
There is little question that Wilde
will prefer meeting Sharkey again
rather than Moore or Lynch, for Shar-
key is the first American to get a de-
cision over Wilde Without debate or:
cavil. There was no mistake as to who
won that fight in Milwaukee, and.
‘Wllde knows that for Once he was
::i\‘(‘ rorisonq ror
sn‘v it is due to
his brain
uvcls faster than
of bailx'c-rs. Ila
Nikos :idvantazo
we also knows if
n:. so that he is
Ida's unnatural
lGnOllit’hill in :i
boa rin ,2 in
\ntn‘Jle‘dEH m (lit?
u what pulls lllul
“1“] J00 » '-
BRITISH BO
kliuwlrdtzo "
rm hiS‘
at this occurred.
bond and blui’i’c-q
of it.
5 lost. his punch.
:lusc cvcry time
If “'llda-
bylhc look of
in. .
chief factor in
costs is his brain
H A RUN OFG?
Ralph Creonlcal‘
pocket billiards
been 67 and not
been reported.
pluyvrs, Ralph
not, and
'stt'd‘, N. Y.. are
- fir-1d with four
Greenlcal‘ is.
wlsily beat Ben-
(‘ily star, in Sat.-
iS.
mn gamc tomor-
o‘t‘ Harttord.
Ralph, of
are in a three
his D. Fink, of
wig-ice. with [our
Joseph Colman-
l .lillllLS Maturo.
inert in this lab."
and Allen play
.<.i(‘ll. The. play~
halfway markin
L. H: R. P. C.
l U 67 1.000» p _ i
2 n 39 1000 c.cvcxly outpomted. _ . 3
71 ‘3 31 .600 The encounter in MilWaukee demon-1
:: g 53 .600 strated that. W’ilde is not the invmm-
I‘. r: 2.4 500» ble he has been made out to be and]:
1‘ 2 49 500’ that there are a number of boxcrs in
.2 3 46 Z400 this country would could give him at
. .1 4 68 .2007 least as good as they received. Shar-
l 4 24' 290 key has‘ a reputation fonaggressive—
..1 4 rm '200 11935. butnever before his meeting
-..,_. M" ‘ with W'ildehad he been referred to 8.31
_: :. c.5333 SEAT m a particularly clever boxer.‘
3555 2 nswrnsncu FLYWElGHT. i
k‘.
itlviav hg'ing ‘vofed,
rv eleClion.
“Pnfiry caused
- was elected at tb‘e.;1:¥r¢m‘
' in 191*, will be filler “ '
‘ r ".v :1.
ion" 33
y, randidfitt’ 91* his;
Tl. :y have a.ne_w~flywelght champion;
in Franco, who is being baled as a;
pros pectin opppncntlforJimmy “Hide. .l
His name is Jul He stopped Bou-
On; source jibe tonne tzuelbolder,
.. ”03‘ rounds; Julliatd made the pace so
“’- ‘WOF Bfig'tli'at.’ BMW (intimately; “q
. Doc. 8.—Caudi—
the Fifth \Viz—
mm!
Baden
Danbury Man Expects to
Start Novel Fad by Usingg YEAR53CHIE BREW“ WFAEEANEE“)
Out-of-Town Boys—Fitz?
good work
‘ follow hisilcad and re
Willi, llilliiiirlluuulu nun. minim Pinion W fillSl
; BBXlNliSlltlli llllil HERE in. nu in .
NEW Ellilll lililllfll
’ Hot on Waltz’s Trail
BRIDGEPORT, Doc. 8.———Boxing tansE
are interestcdly awaiting the outcome
of Danbury Joe Mulvibill's
Show.»
which is billed for the Park Theatre,
on Dec. 15, for it spells an innovation
that no one. cxccpt..loc himself. would
attempt in these rcgiona. As is vw-ll
known, the card is mfide up entirely of
i‘orcigncrs—‘boys who have been lazuli-
lering reputations and kalc around l'iul-
ly and Jersey-but have never been
seen in action here before. ‘
Mulvihill is the only matchmaker
with nerve cnough to cast himself
loose from the local talent idea and
stako ovcryth‘ng on opp throw of ”in.
dicc. The boys that he has lined up
for his cxhibidon have been doing
around Sicepamadelpllia.
and seem to be prominent in the sport
columns of tho ncwspapers down
thcrc. Most of illcm have bccomc lir-
cd of thc sixwmmd decisionless af-
fairs which plclail in the Quaker tic-lg...
‘amd signed on {or the Bridgcport card
mainly liccausc it would afford thcm
tho chance to prove their superiority
nvvr their closest rivals to the tune 01'
u rcl‘onco‘s decision.
Mill himself is protty comment that
ll'll‘ battles tlwsc lads will put up not
‘cnly will justify his aith in what is
- t'mnkb; .eonsidcrcd .
tickish experi-
ihc bouts will
romolcrs will
far outside
tllvst' xxrmlncis For their talent. Therc
is no doubt. that if tho Show goes over
tho top, we will soc future matchmak-
t-rs Numbering aboard tho band wag-
mcnt, but. belicvcs ill
be so flashy that otlic
'01]. although. of course. Bridgeport. to»
\‘m‘iics' will
work, too.
Thorc arc thy.“ lt-mund fouls r'b-
bod up that might ho all t...llcd i-i-u
be given thcir share of
m
!
i
ipl n'lcl‘ 3hr auspicm: of the Natio'uJ \vclti-r, who has a K. O. kick.
u. ‘
on were nevr-r nlolcstcd. i had la.
representing the Danish Red Cross un—'
til I took up the cxcllan‘;.e"<)r in: mi
era on March 11.
“Aftvs‘ securing a writlcn guarantor:
signcd~by ’Sclllovaky, the. l’vtnugrald
commandant, and Tchitchcrin (Pom-
imiSsioncr or Foreign Affairs) that my
info and property would be sategl was
allowed to loturn 10 Finland. Never
thvlcss, from April 22 umn May 14, l
was kept in dctcmion in my own
m? 3.30““! and was fm‘mully arrcstcd on
‘ ‘ _ _ 9'55: une ‘ l was tlwn takcn to Moscow.
in_‘f‘~’0rg€‘ Chip. of Bridgeport m a “1X thrown into a military camp and treat-
,“ round scml-fnml. . The show will fined worse than a dog. simply because i
ccmbcr ltl. (‘hic Brown. Now ii'l‘i'i'll ii~pepcii,.hy three lively mm round ”0'3""; 11 Finn. I “‘3" kw“ i" ””5““ un-
the “inflow”: Wop who 10:1 l”: “I“; (gim’a‘rjm- The 3’0“"?!5191'9 in ii-f:,til August 8. when Schloxsky ordcrr‘d
' _ . ' . 9, min. book. arr) as follows: And: me 10 be released
cha liplonshlp luurels to Ballilllt; hunt. \‘l‘arzo of Splinitwood against Younz: "T'hc coflalenlu.
3A. (‘. boxing show will bc hold L.
Music Hall on Tuesday evening.
of my PM rograd
oftlzis ’ ’- a .. ...... .. ~ . .
(d .m.:;:)r"‘}:’jd ““9 ha. “9“.“ - ‘nm _ 'lnylur of Stanford; Kld Mooney 0t house. consisting of works 0‘ an. 1-H“
- “$4011. \nll meet 30Hle \n- Stamford unziilist .loo Regan; Youn'v." (45 valued bv Russian (“pm-15 m {not}.
Rt'lfi. Stamiorti's pride. in :- lit-round Amhnn of South Norwalk against
slur bout. which should furnish :lt‘linil Young: Sumo of Norwalk. '
galore far illlllKal‘V boxing {an “‘ilu lllilii‘lf, Kunz will rct‘crcc: Gem‘s“
ham not, S\‘(n a bent in Norw !k for Napkin: 'Will kocp time. and Match
twoicars. , mukur Harry J. Smith will be the an-
Vi illic McFarland. Norwalk's favorite nouncer.
nu wn Nlll llEllfilllStfltlll .
smuilnli SPEClAlllilS-lll.
liliiii SlllMlilNfiW
M
4.000 iulcrost- lowed one-eighth of a pound. but liivy
iwere too terrorized to protest.
“There are only three. to tin. p: ,-
rcal believers In Bolshevism in
d that, by using time-tic
0W) rubles arc undoubtedly carriml oil
and I have no hope of sceim: them
again."
(Iommcnting on thu
Russia. M. Saoncn said:
. “Thc Allivs blockade is (lostrtlyinz
\‘l’hitc Russia. for the Bolshoviki nut-
urally iced thcir own followup lil‘ri.
land thorn is little lol't tor the Mn
crnmcnt‘s uncmies. who are pcrishinn'.
“1 wish to l‘l‘lH-l‘lllt‘ that tlwrc is ll-l
powihili‘ty ot‘ a countor revolt. for the
Russian pc-zsauts arc incapable of act-
ing Without strung loaders. It was tht
Gig-minus and not the people who
blougzllt about the revolution which
ovcriln‘ew Ill" l-lmpcror and, latvr. Kcr
cnsky. Before the revolution lvvoplv
conditions in
akss Statement Regarding
Leading Players
Yrstrrdny altcrnoor‘.
I-d'spcctators thronged tho \K'aslling-l
ton street bridgc. ‘Iltl‘CllC'j on tho!
not} of nearby buildings. and bind PHIL
Pacific (‘ozlxl Lianne. biotin-r m i»; :uighhoring coal wharvcs to until“. Russia, an
Pitifilurz nultioldc". dH‘larml 1.1-3.9,“ .\:thur “T Stabcll di\e into the Ila-ymcasulcs. are able in Swing! the El‘cfll
that thv clml:holders of tho \“llraiV umber-chilled watol‘s of tho harbnrflllfwé‘t' UV” ‘19 ”f” "it‘-
(‘lnbliad hvzd a méciint: in w‘iiih lbw and swim noncbalnntly around with M- SRDOBCD 531d that the central
ilwcii’lrd on 1 progrnnmiv .‘u ("“‘lhni «lib cvidont enjoyment. - government. dos}: to thr- control 01 the
praciirc of rival Amory-1;“ immune Stabell madc three divvs from the army, cxcrciscd little powur ovcr the
' local Sowets. but the Bolshevnk: have
' PHILADI-Zhl’lilk.
lM‘Mk. who )‘9'Slrltiay acquizt-d i'::r
ch03 YHI' liicbcc n uaint iounz.
l’igltthnlnlcv' at i‘m- Seattle “11311 or iii?
lit-c. R. .‘i‘anllm
“Emmi“? rand plnycrs in mimic-nu: imidgo railing. His first plunge was .- > _ _' . .
with his players. :1 forward div“- the second a Cu“. done considerable constitutive “out.
establishment 0t
“rig principally in the
H. ,, . .. ,, , , ‘ .~ , ‘
t “3'“ ”WWW? lelf. leiin’no'. from tho diffirult Wisltlon of stunt ‘ ' ‘ 3
37393. “that (like? n‘azncrirr law (.21 his hands, and the third 3 back- trade “3310““ 141-29" m 9‘33““? ”“-
masses, they havc opcncd numcrous
sont pluyors to some of my mom 'md ward dive. Moxie-w oi iiw zlnltlut‘ {5'
mulcd :ait-s in thcir ( arr of hove much i‘ihitiou w: n: tukcn b‘ llomy A. 1)?"
n on: luv-‘nw‘ tTi‘} could ho (imx‘n: if S'Uts. n D‘V’lh' ‘lVVtONl’r from. m”
now kindcl'gartcns and the state takes
cello of thc (‘ililtllv'-ll until they roach
\‘vku. The victuwg fourtccn years of age.
5 Cleve
ac.- __
STEVENSON LAKE. FULL‘Q
Turbines at Big Power Plant Are u
Opel!!!”
Th0 bi? 131“" back of tho dam ot'
the Connecticut Light & PO‘Vpr Com—
l‘ilnl', at. Sim cnsnn, on the lluusutonic
t‘ivot'.ris now pl‘:l(:!if‘:t'.‘.\ fiilr‘d 9nd tin:-
1urb1'nc electric nc'lmwor-vin tho» lpw~
erhoucc at the dam ult- gi'utul‘iliy gnu-
ting imo ODOI'atiun. -
One of the turbine! has been furnish- .
lng Vi'aterbury with nbout iiwzitx {Hu‘
cent. of its light and powvr for wvcrui’
days and the other turbines u;‘t' brim:
tck‘tr‘d and rut into svrxirv
’ It is still unm- -when llanbury-s‘
" _ . - wslit- :ln\_.i irons,
the’ Steronson plant. (wing: 'li‘iiurg.
cling-.1 in til- nmlslny rt tho nbnry
& Bethe] Electric (‘nnlpuny nvv “flu-Ex“-
ing both ways on the transmission lin—
es that is to convey the ole-"trio (‘1er-
rcnt to this citv. The progress mark-b "
as the winter advances will dcpea.
largely upo'i tho wv-athor mid 17" -'
amount of snow upon the ground it
was said at the company‘s oil‘icos #6»
day. but it is hoped to ho ahlo in bar"
the line in operation early in the can»
ing year.
An article in a “'atcrbury lwvrspa or?
a dayor two ago was to thc cffptt
that li't'llllllt' lmd limp rxpminncefi.
with the sales of tho dam and that R
was foal-ml it might be necessary In
brcak a ilDiO through lilo drm in on”:
to lot tho \vzltcl' out and l‘f‘pfiil‘ t.
gatos. Enzinrors connected with C“
construction of the dam say that“ .
story was .trroundluss and no diffim
is bcing cxpvrivncvd Hi the dam.
.l‘
Sll08K-A30lBiRl, . ..
ml ill-ii lllll
warm: aiming-tho ‘ t '
§°§§§3§wm
nppliation bu! m n ,.
ecm in Chev“ b advert-jug
o
“fair. on Thanksgiving.
‘and Doyle's record of hm- has bvcn an
istsged before them bout.
tint; WGl‘t‘ :old «r traded. Play-or: the \Vcckly
tho, st-lui-finul to tho ondlnr-Ntfycs af-
in Siceptown.
l
lllu'r‘i'l :livir, inlorests denido' not 10 . trayinx evidcncg
m: his dail)‘
On Friday (3'0!
This mound that Scott
Perry will is taki
not be tradmi‘or sold. ‘
Point. .
Allie first of 1‘ series. wzl
l'l‘own .Xssa’lilllly Hall, t
which will no tow
tray his cxpcnsen
nation will take him or. .‘lcl‘oro his trip
around thc l‘niléd Sllltcs comes to an
end.
in another ”round brittle- Loo Stahl.
middle champ cf the Minutes, who has-
scorcd thrce knockouts :‘n as many
starts within the last few weeks, will:
ongage with Frankie Britton, of Phila-
delphia. They will make 160 pounds.
In the third 12-mund fracas. Joey_Nel-.
son, of Philly. and Vs’alter Rennie. of j
Baltimore. will argue at 120 pounds.
“Honest Terry" Lee has been named
by (he Boxing Commission to rcfcree:
the bouts. Terry has none of his own'
stable on the card. ‘so he has a clear
road ahead of him. and his work will
he watched Carefully by the fans. as
the impression is gaining ground that
his rival, Young.McAulifie. is going to
give him a hot battle for premier hon-
ors as third man in the ring under the
new regiane. '
illilllltliflll
Jilllé‘flEMl’SEllll
to England.
A .
ltBy The Associated Pres
Ino likelihood of a rising
‘of Petrozrad against
no matter how
become. say
; ponen"
. :clly. who
CHICAGO. Dec. 8,—wa *Maing.
offers (or a match between Jack Dem-7
pscy. heavyweight champion of tlhe'
world. and Georges Carpentler. prom. er .
boxer in Europe. hsve been received Russmng are concerned
by Jack Kearns. Dempscy‘s nlmg'er._lflz (“9- 1 YudenitCh
Kearns sent. the» following telegram to; 0:839“ ha ce 0
the Associated Press today: . lands help, has no c 11
~—-———~—._———.——_. “Just received cable fromt ‘Ed::rdla
STECHEB.DEFENDS TiTL - Cochrane. the English promo er, 0 er- . ,
NIGHT. ETO— ling $175,000 to meet Carpentier. thereuulm} Tr?t‘z:y 8 men
._..__ IAlso have offal" from Tortorich. the pimxi'thfgod t:
Champi‘on Wrestler Ready to Do Babixew 01.19335 promoter. 0‘ “50‘5”” cexfable thé attack to
tie. With Zbytzko in seventy. {for Dempsefs 9nd to box “Waiter" Aided by the wife 0
FirSt Regiment Armory. lDe-mpsear is "‘3ka motion ““3?“ M 5 gen contrived
,, éhere. but he is doing 118m training. " fine Bolshevlki’
NEW YORK. Dec. %.-W'hen Wladek everl- day and will be willing and ’93“? e” ' '
Zbyszko. the Polish Goliath, and Joe to defend his title as quick as Carpen-
‘Stecher, the world's champion. meet. tier or any other suitable opponent the
on the mat tonight at the Seventyfirst. public demands to meet. Dempsey can
Regiment Armory they promise a. baa.- be selected. Would much prefer fight-
tie for the title that will eclipse all mg in ‘America than going ‘0 mm?“
thoae‘tbat‘havc gone before. Both a2» hilt will acccpt. the ”95‘ ”“9" “Mb
trained to the second. i best. wishes.” ’
For the victor tho world's title is the ; _.._..___.-—-
main attraction, and the fact. that the) ,t DUFFY TORONTO. MANAGER.
are wrestling on a winner-take-all ba.
sis is another magnet that will fur—c
each to strive his hardest. . .
This will be a clash of two diflercu.
types. Zbyszko is a giant in the full
meaning of thatvword, tall, masswe,
built and endowed with power it
borders on the superhuman. And tin;
Polish Goliath is clever enough
know how to take advantage of evu-y
ounce of his tremendousistrength. iv.
weight he will have about tw‘enty-fii 5
pounds advantage.
Stecher made-such a. fine showingin
his recent victory over "Strangler"
LeWis that hisprowess is recognizc...
heresy,” he declares.
If he
succeed."
month ago.
The. Associated
ble experiences
M. Samnen i
s.
.Succeeds Gibsorl, “H” May 7““ ten year
Chang. of Pirates.
Tom McCafi'rey, owner of the To-
ronto club of the International. League,
on his arrival from Havana. yesterday,
announced that he has appointed Hugh
Duffy, {OrmerrHarvard baseball coach,i
manager of the Maple Leafs. Duflyt
sucnocdq George Gibson. former Gianti .,,
and Pittsburgh catcher, who received; 1m
his unconditional release. at his own; .r
request. . 7,
.2 McCatfrcy hinted- that he now has. mm
:paved the way for the Pittsburgh clubi ,
. Hulda
m
to obtain a successor to .Hugb Bezdck, .’
He is master of the “body scissors” who wantsto give up his manager-1a!
1d. and this .hmnogouht omappiy dupessto age! 1charge oz athletics at
‘ .Penn tate o ege.
as an offset to the superior weigh; 0ft} A report from Pittsburgh last night !
”$3211.51? be a reappearance of 9,“ stated that: Gibson and Barney Drey.
favorite in tho person of Sula Hevon “158 had been an conference.
paa. This husky grapplet. who is. the *
real comedian of thespian;- will tackle
Ad Mankus YOuska, a newcomer. The
latter isfepnted to be aclevenwrent-
ler. Several other. matches. will
W
Hagar ,
DONOVAN'WILLIBOX
" . 39555 TONlGHT
Matchmaker Bill Madden has arrang-
.ed a fine program for the smoker
‘éwmch will be staged by the Acorn A.
H). at their clubrcoms on Kossutb
fairest, this evening and Battling Bill
Insomnia has been. secured to meet
Freddie Basie/in the stat-bout. Dom»
van is a. hard hitter and ought to
make it interesting for the pride or
__ _..,_.. ._
WORLD'S CHAMP‘OfloSKATEBS
MAY MEET;
cams—runny. nee: sir—om:- M»-
Won; the .woxldis skating chm
nuns. ()ne of them will bring togeth— - - . - ~ . . ~~ .
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Bobby Hoyle, in May 3 wk. two 315- \‘cd n. “Hal-M, ml'. “.0,“ Elis'nontcmod a ‘(‘()l'd3"l"’ to Mr. “GS-“ma“ by saying that the Allies do not sf‘nd cushion, ho“ dun My 111
llountlcrs. whose ilfli'kt‘ls claim that 'l'ld ." ic'rrl 1;.0‘ phi-5“" “figmvgefi: h“Pola‘"hlk*"r" Sm‘wil showed n9 sunplnw regularly and in suflicmnt and live: - ' H cm
tlmv can really licht li-‘onaid boxed U f ‘ H h' ' ' ’ ' 3 ‘ " '. ' A ~7 - quantities
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,. n i ll ulCtnml mm of (twain .- 01.“ mesh ”oops mum mom. thcyrom-udntoug st
"Th“ ' ““9173 0‘ m0»-‘tthl£’ ' Club, to'fl-nm tlic \rater m" ll time without be-
of the icy tumaierm
ole-d 1with prolong «4
impressive onchin his starts in Jersey 2:131:31‘iga-tispagy'hillgiir :3“) “Filing::Eligi‘rsnzn‘gamg‘qapping all. can: A5 a ""5““ "l the Bolshevik. propa- It h mfoxfing for one who
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1g- tam. Doyle IS considcrod anti) '3 wilfi-Fmfi “0-352 ”6.,01“ quit f. ilk Vil“. :T ‘. x‘ Sundflvfin ”“170“,: and u). fiCEI‘ anonuncud’lliat he mould ldlhel , . .
not workman that h! has boon given '11:. m. b0 "mu to ”33". any: Didi}. “ti o... :1.‘ 1‘ Q1qbn“ film is in training to fit“ the dPV‘l “mi-"P” than the me- .d‘ 'fll fill “n'wnc‘
'the cllance‘to my“ Jimmy “vim“ :m'd "inked l)'i“-’i"lll " V 7 . V ‘ d3 ktl‘x l"; lish chinneLnext your. ,‘Vh" never know whentbcy are dcfeat- 1 4“
tho. chances are that. the English sen- 'L‘ ' a ‘ “i A .. ' 'b‘Hm “ ...g l plunge at Boron “L 59""nly’fi"e per cent. or the “Wk M w M and Wm ‘
“mg a dance.
be held in the
he proceed:Lot
am the fund to 60‘
. N1 ORS. Finland, Nov.
EELS] LF s).~—There is
of the people Lb.
the _‘Bolshcviki 381
‘ i ‘ 1 '- ~' terrible since
ilfilzi‘ CARPENTER: 13:23:23; . . o. w...
. k I 1 a prem‘nenl art dealm‘ of that
a"!!! sacxificed 9. Durham of 5.-
'000.000 rubles to cscape from Russia.
“The belief of starving the popu
0 starting a revolution is a
tlon int “So far as the
, they will sim—
without Fin.
1’ taking»?
he be his campaign.
Pewd' {or 5“ had waited!
began to feel thci
cold, along with insuffi-l
eir lowered morale might]
t Maxim Gorky.,
by lavish brib-
to leave Petro-
grad. He arrived at Helsingtors a
To a representative of
Press be related the:
flattime for publication his remarka—i
from arrest ill-June
while serving as a represetnative of
the Finnish Government in negotiat-
iing for the exchange of war prisoners.
s a native of Finland, who
has resided in Petrograd for the last
“Until March,” he said, “we foreign».
Ms. W m. '3.«
has challenged» ., Rom rt McLean . ' they , ._ - -
t. ’ tp’éwe uptick:- ‘Mu 4““, m'wf; . Accmahag' to the lawn of accel-
o'n , _ fi. ._ ,7' aim m, '_2i8 actu-
la-
}lo crit.ciscd thv :‘illivs‘ militaryaid
selves capturo l’ctrograd. as the Bol—
shevikl tour thvm above all others.
of conquering the Bolsheviki would be
accomplished with the capture of Pot-
rograd. as that. is the only way to im-
pair the: find confidence of the people.
who are believing in Bolshevism and
in tho invmcibility of their leaders.”
M. Saponcn confirmed reports of ap-
palling conditions in Petrograd which W P181! W ‘
WHO-W
imamddootber
lwflmutcinkofshakinz-hil ‘-
“manx-omthdxw
ibwa'bcnhs.
l!
e writer will make far worse, and
(Lthat all wooden houses 1nd long " 1-1.”. PM TM i.
been burned for fuel as Well as! m Pt I 8| G
”dmdmm
i Feels. “Squiggeley ” toi-Drop»
l 122 Feet; Says, Girl Diver
Miss Helen Carr’slmagina- I ‘-
~~tion Always Works at
HighSpeedinPlunge
ThatTakesLessThan
l
l
. .fi'éZR‘lV
CARR
MISS HELEN
What does 1’ diver think about
onjhc way down?
This is the question every per-
ton who visits Charles Dillingilam’s
‘Happy. Days” at the New York
H" asks. himodf afor
arc-cm; filii‘! . Hfilcn Cant?y {3111mm
. s m “ am s, ( :o')
112 in: into the pool on the Mid.
podromc stage.»
”I:
.3. illc drop nm‘cr ina‘lurlr those-
of lrar. and are nioz-t- apt to be
crozcsquc and fanciful than other-
wise. -
On scvcral occasions Miss Carr
has hccn certain that-one of the
Hippodramc clcpiums .wu occupy-—
ins: the exact spot in the big pooh
uhich she had picked out fat a.
landing place. .’\t least “lice thil‘w *
prcszntimcnt has. been so at!“
that sulmonociously slat twisted hair
I “bodysu‘ci git-strike: th we:
«mummy m ~ . o the ' .‘
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