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hire. Elizabeth mppem of Betts
lace has gone to Aberdeen, Mary-
7 to attend the wedding or her
i I‘
'Mrs. Franklyn G. Brown, Seaview
avenue, will entertain the member§ of
the Hospital Whist club, Friday at-
ternoon, ‘ut her home. -
. , The regular weekly meeting of the
Woman's Auxiliary of Christ, church
will be held tomorrow afternoon at;
thezhome of Mrs. E. F. Smith, 13
“110ch strcet.
' The death of Jacob J. Soc. 39 Greg-
ory Boulevard. a. widely known local
resident, caused considerable rcvrct
among hiya rranv fricndq in East Nor-
rwalk. The funeral will be held to
marrow morning at 9 o‘clock from St.
Jonaph’s church. Interment. will be in.
St. Mary's cemetery.
W'illiam Lewoert of Ea~<t Norwalk.,
now at the 'Fldzewood Arsenal. MIL.
will be united in marrlazc Saturday to
’ Miss Helen Herrin': of Air-mean. Md.
The ceremmv will bn performed in
the Methodist Epic-capo church. Mr.
: Leppert v‘er‘nntly wv’o‘e to his mother.
Mrs. Elizabeth Leppert of 6 Betts
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* NEW YORK, Jan. 21.-——-To the dc-
dvotees of boxing who for years have
i r hased expensive seats and watch—
éd‘ scklliful boxers two step for half an
hour, neither drawing a long breath:
the cheering feature of the bills no“
before the Legislature are the clauses
providing for decisions by Judges or
. s.
”$1:er of those bills becomes a In?
no more will the ltghtfootcd champon
or title aspirant gully prance through
dccisionlcss bouts and then blithely
draw a. fat though unearned purse.
With a decision on points in every con-
test that lasts the limit, the man With
= title or the chap who hopes to he-
come a champion will exert himself to
the utmost. for it ncvcr would do to
have the cold fact set down in the box—
ing records that “Johnny Gay, the
‘umpty‘ weight champion, was shaded
[last night by Tommy Grccn, recently
graduated from the preliminary
1-arks.". ..
‘ AS a matter of fact. every bout that
is subject to a decision by ahrcfemei-
will be hotly contested. for t e. avm‘- _ . 8%
am boxer is vain enough to object Io. hank Frisch. He covered a lot of cérAM. FIGHTING FOR His LIFE.
aura-Imus; ,[IIINIS CIIII’IIIIIII‘ItiT
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NEW YORK. Jan. 21.-—-Secretary
Joe O'Brien, oLthe Giants, yesterday
signed one promising young infielder
and is after another who probably Will
be taken South for a. tryout. th arc
Izeonrk boys. one the product of the
sand lots and the other a local colle-
gian. The boy who afllxexd his slgna~
into to a Ncw York contract is John
Horie. a first baseman, who made a
‘big reputation in semi-professional.
ranks at Peekskili and the citizen Is:
Borrlgan, former Fordhnm shortstop.
who joined the Jersey City club last
yoaraa’fter being discharged from the
navy last September.
Horlc is a left handed first baseman
Hols 5 feet 10 inches tall nod tips the
beam at 155 pounds. In semi-profes-
sional ball Horic hit .29I‘ln 36 games
ir. 1916, .314 in 43 games In 1917, .328
in 18 games In 1918 and .315 in 32
games in 1919. He is recommended
by several big league scouts as a fast
rnd sure fielder, a good thrower and a
splendid batter.
At Fordham Bcrrigan was considerw
ed a faster fielding shortstop thanv
anything in his record cxccpt ‘N. phclground and had a splendid tbrCWing
1.
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“$103133::Odecll‘s?onezfil~:) slingnd inito make hIS reputation at Fordham. was them! M “I
The youngster had little chance
Following his
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‘I’lace that he lost practicailv all his this state it means a v‘revival or I~-n.-~'-- ' “‘1‘ he 1"" cone“ and enlisted in the Sailfgiseflmmme the news that
' belonginzfs in a fire at. the Edgevrood
Arsenal last week. - '
est in boxing that will excel anythgn; "13"." two years agofierrigin signed Leon lay It‘M‘t door.
: .. ...: ~.. . ._. .t' 'Idlscharge last full
‘n ‘2“ {Mt hum” 0‘1”“ «p01. Against lnterna- from gas D01
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. with . 2' . n. ‘
fiional League pitching Berrigan’ hit membered b; whats??? ataimgtl‘l- i
’64. which speaks highly for him con- weight m m ’ m M
' ' . d- O’DOVVD KNOCKS OUT 5.,“
The deciSIon oi local Into: est han MURPHY .IN THIRD. ‘dcrlm: his two “a” at sea, where lows in the m of the ring thNOM
'. ed down by Judge Gcorgv H. Vos- .Iu , __ boxer W“ kept from;
burgh, wore rcxwivcd ycetnrvlrtv “at the 'hc obtained fcw chances to play bass». {ggggttnuatmweightmx I mplonsblp bet
office of Attorney Leo Davis. who rcp- .ball. . . , that thc period
resented the ~ succcestul panics .in lgmficgdsgnhzgfinegeu" tighter m
each case. In the action bmucht bv ‘the person 01M 3”,”. Lemuby
m; . Architect A. N. Paddock azainst Louis the way. “1‘ one of the thrcc Italian
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CHARGE ACCOUNTS OPENED.
Middleweight Champion Receives
Black Eye In Second. ,
BOSTON. Jan. 21.—.\likc O'Dowd. of;
St. Paul. world's middleweight chamq
oion. last night knocked out Stock-i
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REICH AND TUNNEY WIN.
yuts in Ring of the
NEW _
STUDENTS
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L ,dockwas muted damages or $299.37.
" ”.1 and coats.
'. property dispute on Van Zant. street,
._ ya tine recital entitlcd
fHaIe Baum ton
aNyury for nrchltems. fees, Mr. Pad<
In the case involvin a.
Mr. and Mrs. James Cunningham
"were muted permlcsion to build a.
' fence on the line between their prop-
art? and that. of Mrs, Matilda Manon-
‘ey, who sought to prevent the ereo
lion 0! the fence.
»' A very pleasant birthriav partv was
1191 last night at the residence of Mr.
116 Mrs. Harry Cl‘Pirhton -nn Win.
field street. At about 8 o'clock a
gitumber of friends gathered at the
'Creighton home and Innuediatciy be-
an to "surprise" Mr. in
honor ‘ was;
Muisc. singing and dancing were thor-
ummhly enjoyed. Mrs. Anderson gave
"Life Is but a
"Dream." which was greatly enjovcd.
Mr. Anderson capped the clmzu' when
,he sang "I'm Ji‘ivinr: Mv Chicken
Coop? Mrs. ert Jennings; added
torthe fun by; inc the “Hizhland
Breakdownmf-A fine collation was
tight the fun
on}: those present
Charles Siabell,
Ed. Andm‘Son. 'MieS
Comeback, Edward Burns,
Robert Jcnnxngs. Mr.
and Mrs. Ansel Sherwood, Miss Grace
Jennim. and Mr. and Mrs,
DARII
-—
1 Ned Burton of Darren, fathcr of
Mrs. J. A. Branden plays one of the
- iml parts with Grace LaRIIe and
in John I. Golden's
Me!" which will be
Theatre «Friday and
new play; "Dear
{at the Stamford
Saturday.
‘ A piano was acain used at the
morning service of the Norman Pros-
byfterian'church, Sunday. Miss Helen
Wiring substituting (or Miss Barbara
"ted, the church organist. Mics
Wuing's work was exceptionally
good. ‘Miss Weed is planning to take
up 0, course of organ study with her as
15001: as the weather moderates
enough to make it. possible to use the
The vesper service was
of Norotun.
5 {lies Barbara W’ecd
‘ ill with con-
. . has been seriousiy
Junctivltis, is improving, and boron to
(fiegblo’to resume her, manv duties
“time this week. ' Bliss ‘va’ed is a.
wynthropic young woman. and is al-
In Interested In everything that is
I-; on in her home town. She is
’ thorough student and lover of good
1333“»- !an 1.5., ham nrcnm'st of the n
M01011, I't'csb'vtnrvm chum-ii I'm a.
mind a half.
12?le missed during hcr illness,
mind is that Hm serious
cable .ahe Is now having with her
that" {he mlt of‘ her illness will
mama so improved in; the will be able
to begin her work aguin next Sunday.
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‘FRED FULTON. vs, TOM COWLER
. ' TONIGHT.
W'mwfl will meet TOm Cowler,
mum given by the Olympia A. A.,
attainments. tonight. In the semi-
; A] Reich, of New York, will stack
j against Dan O'Dowd, the Boston
'... Thom will be three other
between heavyweights.
w-u
24m «nominee user m
held. .
She has been uni- b0
Flor 310$ in
- 3 Score Quick Knocko
, '1‘ . o. - ,
)arda 0mm) Murphy, of Clucag n .33." "e A. C.
'Fore 'hc Armory A. A., at Mechanics
building.
O'Ilowd forecd the fighting from the
start and knocked Murphy through Iho
ropes in the first round. Murphy came
back strongly and blackcnml thc cham-
-pion‘_- right eye in the second round.
! O'llowd had Murphv on the (infom-
.ivc at. the Hart of the third seseion
and rights Width mm Murphy to th’
mat. The stock yards fichtcr got to
his feet to I'PI‘HWV the battle when
()‘Dmvd sent him down for the
with a hard right, It) the Chin.
ANENr 7 YANKEE TRADES.
ho third round of thc l'eaturc bout hri-I
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and delivered a fusilladc of hard lofts"
count ‘1‘}:1‘ "1 ”to first run
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NEVV'JERSEY, Jan. ills-Al 'Reich
‘and Gone Turin»): light hoary/weight
champion oi the A. E. I"., scored
knorknut victories at the Bayonne
Athletic Club last night. Reich
knocked out Young Sam Mchy with
a right to thc jaw in the second round.
Rcich Was to have met Cleve Haw-
kins. who reported Sick.
Tunney had an'cven easier time
than Reich. He was pitted azalnat
Bud Nelson, another army heavy-
wc‘glit. Tunney lct go the Sloop pro-
nd and it. was all
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‘ RAIN HALTS TENNIS. {
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new roux, Jun. 21: Milicr Hug-Epmmms °°""’"‘°" °' °‘“’" “F
gins did not put in his cxpccmd ap-
pnarnnrc in Now York. y-‘Sierday, and
all was quivt along ilu- Yankce secror
of tho baseball front. The Yankee pi-
lot In vxpcctrri llcrv hourly. however.
llungins and Bob Connery rncently
srpvnt two days in St. Louis with Jim.
.uy Burke and Bobby Quinn, 03‘ the
Downs. (‘onsideriug the big baeeball
feud which finds Phil Ball one o! the:
Yankee
Huggins
for mere
most rabid enemies of Ihc
owners it, Is not. thought
made the call on Burke
,.'.cnsure.
that Huggins and Connery were cook-
ing up 9. deal for Johnny Tobin.
Tobin may be the "classy outfield-
;cr" the Rinkccs have announced they
Iwcre :Iftvr to be a running mate of
Italic Ruth and Duffy Lewis. Sonm of
Ahe fans think Bobby Roth is the man
the Yankees have born gunning for
-aml others insist it is Happy Fclscli,
30f tho “'hl'le SOX.
INSUPES CADDOCK AND STECHER
If Caddoc‘k injures Stccher's dome
with the head scissors
or it‘ Stochcr dis-ables: Paddock -With
the body scissors in their bout for tin-
vrorld's heavyweight championship. the
Spectators net-(l not waste any sympa-
thy on Ihvm. as the benevolent Cur-
ley has insui'cd each fol‘ $25,000.
Caddock is due to I'cach'New York
city from Chicago today. He will go
to Grcat Neck, L. 1., where he will do
his training.
Stecher last Saturday thnew John
Jcsek. in Omaha. bctorc the biggest
crowd that has seen a match there In
a decade. The bout, according to rev
ports, drew 528.000. Stecher is due
here on Thursday.
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PROPOSAL.
’ Fox RENEWSI
. \Villiruu Fox, who
SDII‘Ith circus to induce Dempsey
and Carpeniicr to meet in America
yesterday xenrwcd his proposal to .118
Frenchman. Fox cahlcu‘ an otter of
$250,000 to Carpentier, win or inse, if
the heavyweight champion of “tut-ope
will consent to meet De-“Ipsev in trim
county on July 4. Fox also offered 35
per cent. oi thn pet motifs to I... mu-
her and 1.; pm cent. to the ic-cr the
remainder of the profits to go to the
." ”rum?
If that ofl‘or does not appeal to the
xers Fox will hang up a purse of
$550,000. of which 75 per cent. to the
Winner and 25 per crnt. to the loser.
_I“u.< «le Vii'i'ud Z-Iuai'nS reiterating
his desire to stage the match in this
country July 4.
A BLACK BABE RUTH.
Down in Cuba, John McGraw recent-
ly got a peek at Christopher _'I‘0r-
rtcme, Whom the Cuban fans have
nicknamed " abe Rum.”
The slugger
certainly can
hean'weight, at a. box--
flak;
has made several‘
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in Madison;
Square Garden, on Friday. January 30,~
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.rounds. as; against the
Etc a dccision
-contract with the champion.
. nual meeting of the Polo Associatio
latnthe Downtown Club, yesterday at?
- oon.
mer
the Intercollegiate high; bundling chasm
Watson and Bob ”Gt-aw. :Torriente bit:
So ”If: ’
son in 118:“ salutes} for
e -muac fired , Waging
percentage '0! 130 in Raisin: iTor;
fiento‘ is no otrtm‘ger inflthe United
States. Ewen“ m America
has-played outline American Giants,
~‘Chmtgp.iaua '_ _ humor
9&- {
singles Match.
SYDNEY. Ausltal a. Jan. 21.-A!’ter
A. It. l“. Kingscotc, of Great Dunn;
and Grrald Patterson. of Australia.
had ouch Won a. gumc in the first set
of IIIL‘ 5:1”:le rontui: in the tennis
tournamI-nt [or the Davis cm? here
yrxtcreday rain roll no heavilythat
the match Was poetponed until today.
YOUNG Boa PRACTICES LEFT
SHIFT.
Young Bob Flusimmons, who is to
st at Dave Driscolls
. . ‘ , . moot Eddie “'0
Th“ ““1” “”1“" 1““0 1‘ Arcna A. C., in Jersey City, next Mon-
, day night.
. 1““
is said to be practicing the
slim used with such success by
his father in winning the title and
preserving it. The solar plexus prob-
cbly never would have been heard of
In connection with boxing had it not?’
been for the left shift that out nob!
worked on Jim Corbett on St. Pab’
rick 3 Day, 1897, at Carson City.
Young
III‘S sparring partners with the Shift.
and if he cmptoys It against “’08! the
youngster Should win in a hurry. l
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GETS LEONARD-DUNDEE BOUT.
13m": Driscoll. {lit-Jersey City pm-
motcr, has succeeded in iassoing the
Bonny Leonard-Johnny Dundte match.
which has been hanging tire since It
was banned by the New Haven au—
thorilios. I'lriscoll will Stage the bout
In the Fourth Regiment Armory in Feb-
ruary. It will necessarily be of eight
twcnty rounds
originally decided on for
New Haven.
In order to get the bout Driscoll was
compelled to pay $5.000 to a moving
picture firm which had a
‘M—
ERTLF. T'O BOX WILDIE AT MIL-
WAUKEE. JANUARY‘ZQ.
After making a notable campaign
for a bout withdimmy Wilde, Frankie '9?
Mason, who claimed to be the logical ’2'
opponent of the Briton. got. the match
and dropped it like a hot cake. Ilthts
emergency Mike Ertle, brother of
Johnny Ertle, was pressed into service
and will box Wilde at Milwaukee. Jan-
uary 291. frtgelis to make 115 pounds
”M- r“ ‘ ou less e
trouncing. . g t a thorough
POLO CHAIJEVGE 'N
1921 ALMOST SURE
NEW YORK, April 21,—Amerlba
will emit England to defend the Inter-
national Polo Cup in the "spring or
lad. .That was made almost oertain
as a result of deliberations at the an-
The association did not 'an-
nounce a decision to challenge for the
tnophy but It is known that the offl-
cials are m favor of doing so before
next January. -
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GEORBfi :HISHOLM,'YALE
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PROVIDENCE,
varsity and Boston A
here yesterday. Chisholm
intercollegiute
' In " Jan.- 21.“
on. Howl
main in 1910 and ”can
the race over the 710w bundles.
them A, a,
m that cuts. & u"; M‘
llob is creating haVocamonc c
previous
“her, generous,
DLER PASSES AWAY? '
from rile Chis.
boxers who have‘uchteved distinction
in the American ”flag. Pole Herman,
bantamwelg‘ht chunplon, and Johnny
Dundee are the othora. Leon could.
have whipped m Romans. and as
for tDundee, Leon was by far a greater
human than Johny is a lightweight.
Leon 80% his chance to become a
world's champion in 1894 whcn George
Dixon entered “emitterwcixht class.
Barry and Loon were matched for the
bartamvretght. title and they went at
ouch other hammer and tongs at La-
mont. Ill. The weight or that time
was 112 pounds. The iitIl-- men bal-
tcred each other to a pulp and in the
twenty-eighth r'- y acut his
man down for the full count. Barry
and Leon Nightteen Iounds to a
draw in Chicago the following year
and in. 1898 they fought Iwo twenty-
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did Sleeping :i.‘>1lit.i
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springs that 3 ll'i=l
and covvrod n 'th I' -
sanitary I’llJIIYl'PSN“ ‘:
for IiII- tint-H mum
,‘Hu I‘omw to :m In
round battles to n draw. can at New
York and the other at Davenport.
Then. in 1899, Barry retired undefeat-
ed. and Ill came the Tm't'iblo Torry
McGovern with a claim In the cham-
pionship. Leon disputed McGovcm's
right to the hutch. but Torry was not
to be denied. H‘e knocked out Leon in
g , mklyn.
and manicure . ,titulnr
you; quashedé Loon made ’
n t o ring, at like Ihany another
tighter of those days he could not hold
the red hot dollars. In recent years
he has been a night watchman, whil-
lw unsz-d (ll Yl-w ‘
“hull u. 0:19 :'
mg away the was hours with dreams.
of what might have been: hearing the
shouts that once acclnimod a ring
hero echo through Time's corridor's in
mockery. -
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