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, i PARIS Feb ..—Joimny (1111111113,
' ' RS thc Akron. Ohio welterweight
“\“ “.RAPSHQOTE night scored a knockout over Marcel
YOU'RNAIWENT Thomas. a French boxer. The epd
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TEES Til NORMf‘W mans TABLES
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Change
V otes in Pro-
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a'ica—-Match Be-'
«lane and Valger
Posting of
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hlELBOURNE, Msfi‘aTla, Feb. 5.-
weoterday won the Mil-yard Victorian
‘swimming championship. defeating E
“E. Beaurepaire by ten yards
Beaurepalre, who is the champion
swimmer of Australia defeated Ross
for the half-mile championship last
Saturday. The race was swum in
Votes
the Americans speed whereas it. help
ed his riV 111 Today the water condi-
ltions were about equal for both.
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“Griffith Knocks Out .
Descamps’ 3 Other Boxer
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PARIS. Fob. 5.—~Johnny Griffith, the
Amm'iczm VV'ellchV'cight. last. night
scOrcd :1. «clinical knockout over Mur-
vol. 'l‘honizz‘A, a French fighter. The
end 1111110 in the tenth round of what
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l)c.~:1'-.11up.~'. niannucr (11‘ Thomas.
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lmr their arms with (‘onnic Mack
1111.11'11i1ing camp at Lake Charms La
were L'iwn the gaic."Tl1(‘y were
Jimmie Zinn. Texas youth of w hon.
much was expected: Bohy Ilastv, Ray
Robm'm anal Panicl Boone. who help-
u'
11 1112.10 of the nar.
Manager Black announced lonight
that. Enuricen pilchcis will taken
South as follows: Scott Peny, “falter
and LefiV' Yorke.
Kinney 1mell, He1bert Moore
Harris. Crovell, Navlor Bigbee. Eckfi
ert. Keefe. Pierson Martin and (lbw
The name of Jim: lohnson does
It is said he
Ann.
not appear in the list.
is n holdoul.
as
America
signed to manage me Molinc Club in
the Three I League.
’ DELANEY vs. ELSON.
Bridgeport” to Meet Port Chester
Boxer in Stamford. Feb. 13.
It was announced today by Ray Bliss
that a boxing show would be held by
in
{he
of the
lord. on, Friday Evening, F’ebnrary 13.
with Joe Delaney of Bridgeport and
'a'rmr Nelson of Port. Chester in the
star «haul at 10 rounds.
In the semi-final Jim Coffev, the
Mormvk Indian. and Young Pierce of
110‘
Then: will be twa or three prelim?
inary bouta.
Del 111191. is the boxer vho beat Coffey
at the recenr, Show of. the BI’ss a club
6121:5515 asks THOMAS.
M...”—
- Tenth Round
George Carpentier the heavyweight,
threw up the sponge to save his mar;
frcm furthétpunishment.
AMERICAN SWTMMERS lNVlTEDp
m. Y.ORK Feb 5.«—An imitation
to American swimmers to compete in
ship
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v perfect” good
in llw manufac~
1 n mov. nod with brick of 31.513an eight rounds
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11: 111.1 "er of
Athletic union. The Canadian Ama
,teur swimming Association stated
that, the even“ which will be at "free
stVle " ‘are as fallowet
Feb. 20— 50 yards for men; 50 yards
for women; 211% 220 yards for men;
100 yards foeri'omen. .
YOUNG ANGELO BUSY.
M2910 is to meet Young Eddy,
to the
Kilbane‘
of
in
'“' ’1” ‘hammc’n the semi final beat at the Canine show
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in Bridgeport. next Monday night
3159 fig Greenwich in the néar future, Eddy"
S. on behalf 0: Mam. “signéd articles of agreement
in appearance 'to box the Stamfm‘d boy in Mission
pounds at 3 street hall Stamford
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FIVE YOUNG PITCHERS:
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E311,- Mack son of Connie‘lvlark wasfimm
his club in Mission street hall. Slam-y
New York will mix it for six rounndS. “
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: A. A. Colors in the Hunter.
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(By ._l A. RooneV in Boston Trav elerl 1
H. C. (‘mbllL
Vi’esleyan College. is shoving
such good form wiLh the B. A. A.
.irack squad tl.t Coach Jack Ryder in
likely to give him a chance aga12ist'
fJoie Ray in the Hunter mile- 1: the
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Saturday night February 7
Cutbill is a genuine track minus.
last and is confident that he can give
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give time to smdying TO! the m n ry mageinent no see that all mthfisi hasten!” by Chrles W. T, 11 I
as well as} training. He is the two of
Ian athletic that makes good.
one or the most intriljzent workers 111}
.the squad afiliis work on inc-hoards“?
has surprised me.“ Ryder rem-rhea
while talking about his new 11ml
Before joining the B. A A. squad
Cutbill was a track star at W'ealeyan.
“Elle ran in middle distance races “but
never had the chance to run on a
board track until he joined the squad
now being trained by Rywder
lhadclhin’o
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chances are that. he will start in the
LOGO-yard run against. Tommy Camp‘
yem running for the Chicago A. A. .
Joie Ray Coming to Boston in Two“
Weeks.
Joic Ray of the illinois A (3., who
has been the star of the B. A. A.
games in bygone yea1 a will arrive in
“113051011 about 10 days before the meet.
is scheduled." He is coming with his
g’trainer and intends training again on
the Harvard board track if Coach
“F oochflbonovan of the Harvard squad
jihad“ no objections. Ray thinks the
Ear-van] track is one at the hes; in
the country to train on and on his last
'trip here appreciated the hospitality
Harvard showed him.
i When Bay runs at the B. A. A. meet
1111111 year. it may be his last appear-
ance in Boston as an indoor runner.
agar George V. Brown «of the meta;
Athletic AssociatiOn that. this babe?
scason would be in his “boat year, lie-
his training .10 ontdwr .flistance m
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This year; being Olympic year, Ray“
is anxious to» make » the Amen:
team that wm 00111th at m
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will immediately take a short
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1WATERBBRT TEAlT
0N HARTEBRB ATLETS:
Be Rolled Tonight at
Casino-«Visitors Lead by
fine Pin and Strings Are:
. wen
0an one plnrbelmid .and ex on film
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the flying Mrsonithelr opponents in regard to 211.93%;
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no trio. steel Teller. Stokes and Si 1119..%
representing Waterbury; Yn “The
leg of the seventeenth tune for
a purse or VINO hm ammo»
no alleys. T3} the time file two tannin
are ready to resume their alley stung
I.x':!c it is practically certain thnl Xlw
2 'largest crowd that has ever watched a
bowling match will have crowded out.)
the top floor of the alleys and the man
as“ of the 115- any sport will com-
“Re is tenable during the final nlneetringsi
Yof the stirring encounter. 9.. . ‘
Hartford Mon Confident. ,
The Hartford trio is confident
tonight’s matches will result in a v1 c- 1
tory {or them 111 both ways in mm
to plural] and in regard to strings.
Downing on strange alleys
night they broke even with the We.-
terbury team in the number of filings
won and 111113th only one pin behind.
the figures compiled in Waterbury and
announced in yesterday‘s er' being
;correct. 1111110111111 the oflici flares,
‘gaw out. the Waterbury lead as iwa.
3 On their home alleys, where they have
If he does not measure up to the been pmcticlng for weeks form; con- JACK JOHNSW fli‘! RETURN 1'0 -'
Akron Flash Stops Punch Boxer In .class (11231de at .111 agdmst mm. the flint. the Hartford bowlers
lawman the v13:fiors.who did not show
s‘hbiud
,anythlng alarming in the line of sen
satlonnl pinning on their own alleys
Tuesday night- Neither O'Brien 1101'
cCarihy was up to form. both being
handicapped 0' Brien by a. swollen
finger and McCarihv by Weakness fol-
, lowing his recent Illness.
DANFORTH WINS
A GOLF MEDAL
PINEHURST. N. C, Feb. SuThe
gold medal for low gross, score in the
qualifying round of the annual St. Val-
entine‘s golf tournament was won by
"F. S Danforth, North Fork, with} an
'84 yesterday over the No. 3 Mtge,
and this, with his 79 on Monday 0“
No. 2, game 111111 a. tong! of 163. I.”
Chapman Greenwich came second
with eight strokes more for the tilt”-
six holes. Mr. Dantorth‘s 84 was the
,best W No; 3 are-many. m1: 111
,He recentlystated in a letter to Maxi. Chairman's 83 was the best on lip. 2 b
“-A cold new mafia mm we:
aimed: Six—— 11mm or m
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tie at 185 was the last.
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AGAINST reams 11:11.11
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homer; Chosen to“ Head
HARTFORD :reh 5.3.211... W "
Connecticut Golfers
NEW HAVEN Fob
Senator of Greenwich
moment of the Conuectlcui
Colt 111211012111an ai the annual. 111cc!
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win; clock-sf!
Sun?
in
Hartford was elected vicwpresidem:
Roger Iii-£01131 at Hartford 5: cre-
itary and treasurer: J. T. . Hubbard
at 3:1er stare contain. “
it was rum! 1}: XQCOWM to un-
lmwtlve committee am this you;
hula “:0th be held either at the
13mm“ Country Club, Bridgeport.
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- MRS; DEMPSEY
SAN FRANCISCO. Feb. 5.v—Mm.
villuxine Thruway, chromed life or
Hock Dempsey hum yweighl champion
,
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, came: an,» m reported to
thave m or irregularities in connec-
«lion with Dempsey": exemption from
military hex-vice.
Liter Thomas add the pvemment
would continue the Investigation.
A San Francisco newer vector
éday published what purported to 9e a
{sworn statement from Hrs. Dempsey,
repudiating the charges she was re,
:portal to lure made. . ‘fi
6/
THIS COUNT“? THC um.
CHICAGO. Feb. 5:4“ Johann
may be pea-miner! to return to the
United States, District Attorney
Charles F. Ciyne announced today. ano'
or receiving the Jeri-cradled "by the
former world’s champion. a: Meme
City; last week, that he would enter
into negotiations with Johnson. If
101mm return: he faces I sentence
of one year and snarl! heaven-refill
prison {or violation them am. He,
jumped bonds of 315.000 here when he
fled from the country following hurl
conviction in 1913.
The letter received by Mr
MYS'
“I am returning to Chicago in Set-
ruary it I can get your. aggro”;
wish to come via t‘wlba and ew York:
it mlwlll arrange mm so I may
come to Chianti: Without being an
leaked en mute. ! am forced to ask
1
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before a warrant or subpoena is
sore-d ivy fireman-1mm or Initials:
latter I reach Chicago.
lfifmmnnms notify Eu:
any hare-and telegraph 1119.. .
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, a“ home. An arm: that!!! mng'frmu
and than to this country. Whit they
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which: wflk be necessary to arranze 1. ,
, 31111111 11.1.1.1 and Battlefield “
Baby Timing Country With
mmmsmw.
ii mother, athei- and daughter, on
lather born in a flattered Ron Gamay _.
. tent in the icy Caucasufivhuo gums - .j
roared all around and Turkish oshclh: ,
Mg the mercy mnblem, burst 111.."- i
it. are touring America in behalf all
their native Armenia. $ They are new
oral item-op Norm Wuhan. his
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LADY ANN E AZGAi’ETI AN.
and trench Es‘lfl“
«1111312 lmhy eye.
wife. Lolly Aime.
Annie At'iguffliinn.
«mental upon Scenes of i: ormr and loner : '
wrung}; them saw ninth of: the miller!
. 111m of (be people a: Armenia
”l he family are making in air tour on
1101' nominee of 1113;511:01- 121.2151 Belief.
the big organizatloi" which 1111: mm:
hundreds of thousands or me um :21:
in that part of the world £10m dvmh
M hunger am! cold and is soon :3 mwu
91 nation wide campaign {or 1211111119312
ctmmlem tho work. of mm the sur-
vlwrah more than I half million 0:
1111mm thus: perish when old come: tn
1.1mm 11mm. America is lhelr only hope
General Ampeunn served gnllnnfly
1n the Russian armies in {he Chm"
against the Turks. in. ma, who 31:4
mmuféeflntothefmnheidumc,
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13 mm; 11111213sz that 1191
my mam 111:le outlawing:
two poles in one corner of the rent an:
{hebnby's crib was: “MM
ramble while: campaign. With th-
«aim of the W tunic: new
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mm mm to Armenia for 11 111-191
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who Marin; my sound on ever: and
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tell of condition- and need. an Anneal-
ln first and women.
{a the Gum Armenia. Syria.
Turkey and m summon 250.
one orphan. Wilma tit-um cl
our. men ml WW and
MMmtmmmomy her be
tween than and Ahlulnte starvation.
is a bowl of hot bean coup. even: day.
This map is “W by the Near East
Mich now until; an appeal tr
m American people for nmclem
m to lam this this and to pro
wide than altering little ones‘ wltt
clothing II! it” than on education
that will hub 83— to become well sup
pvt-tail. It I! m that mars
than 1.533.000 in Westé'm Asia will
die a! We: unless Americas oh".
1: continent
35 FEB EIGHTH
. i, . a
“‘BeforeandAfter mtheNearEafil
mgr: from
; Jim (4i anal-i11—
‘ no!) Gibbon!
and ' 113 the
C111: meeting in
Washington 11:
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2 Near 131th KW»
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Church
m 111 to"
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up”! whimi
Cardinal Gibbon]. an 3‘ w
Rene: will mm on a. III-m In;
February for fund: to m #8»
work among the mun; We: of
that chicken land. To tho Warn»
logbon meeting he wrote:
“Advice: and information comb:
from the Near East maximum
ea. Them in great actual um
and amine. The” people. remain “
becomo independent and rammed,
tram bitter 11112111110111. moat -
port themselves. And the (imam-u
and common instincts of humanity 4
which have prompted the people 111! '
the United States 1111 the m «“-
two years to relieve film-.12.. f
and “ends. especially of tho Km ..
Bast. must not Tm allowed “” W -.
cold ad be diminished.
“I hope he'slmll nil unite in we
“present cunt-1 gentry and b. all}. to ,
collect sufilclcm funds to ext-Be: . 7
these {iconic-rm live and work will ,
111133} summer brings them Dem 1. -“
11cm relief and nulmlstenm. l t. 3
upon r111 10 respond 3099de 1-1 “
the magical now being Me ‘ '.
lrnst that me committee. win hf
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school is assured 14's ouch alpha. lea-D.
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