s
,.
frusllllgllllll
Mrs. Ely-aid Beers are re.
tack of gun at
sfreet.
Kr. and
wring from an at
and: home. 1 Cottage
The barge “Joe“ was towed from the
local harbor to New York,Tofiay, by
the tug “Red Star 21."
held on Monday evening_
Rev. Franklin Miller. at Larc‘imiom,
will be in charge of the services
Christ Episcopal church. tomorrow.
In Community Hall. last night.
Center ochool basketball team defeated
Ihe Franklin Junior High school five.
ti'he scorewas 13511.
The members of the Choral Union
of the East avenue M. E. rhurch held
a rnzular reeling last iiicht 1n the
parsona 5?-
Charles Lockwood. who recently
sold iii< residence in Darien to George
IN. I’liilcox. the real estate dealer. is
to move to this place liavng secured a
home here.
'Rev. Harry Babcock. of Fair Haven.
will sunk at the morning and oat-min;
services in the Advent Chrisilzin
churt‘n tomorrow. Rev. Mr. lecocl;
is an able speaker. and large congren
gallons are expected to Etta: him.
Members of the Epwnrt’n Home of
the East avenue M. E. church are
plannin: for a birthday social, The
aflair will he held on \Votinc»-dav ‘of
next Wei-k in the lecture t‘nn‘il w‘ the
church. An interestin: onttrz‘mizitut-nt
is being planned.
‘(‘hrist's Call to Spufdl Strxicc'
will be the topic Illscu... «1 tuninz'rmv
morning in the East avenue 3!. E.
church by the pastor. Rcv. ll. E. Mat 5-
land. Followin: the Sunday <clwol
session the pastor will nit-m all pm:-
sons who l-xtn (t to join tlw church in
preparatory ‘memhcrr‘hip. Hi< ovu-
ming sermon will he on “A Grout Pio-
mitt: and its Condition."
W”
.m———-——
'WW.
Gypsy I'at. Smith, .lr.. i.» l0 no to
Hartford for matings whim full ln-
held for four \rm‘ks at tiiv- Sn xii "
‘tlst church. heulnuing .‘lurr'h ‘.’l.
Formcr Councilman Us txri'c \‘C. Stor-
ens. John H. (‘Ual's anti (hurl-35 \V'.
gager Toyil‘e-svllled EJL’ Eiftii \‘Iuru’ at
the Republican town convcufion licltl
in the Council Chambt-r last cveninu.
Allyn “'illiams. who occupics otzr- of
the houses of H. D. 'l‘:t_\lor on West
Side avenue, expects to iratvw very
Soon for England, “hvre he will
main for several \th‘rzs lf"‘.ll‘l‘.l'.‘.,§
Bowayton in the 12's spring.
Enter: Varian at'endetl t‘re tnrtefln:
of the now Republican town commit-
tee in the city hall last pruning. hav-
ing been zivcn a proxy by Harry E.
Scofield. who through an other
gagement could not attend.
it is stated that former Commodore
1.3.
10
William H. Farrell ol‘ the Noywulk
Yacht club, instead of giving up
yachting in conncctiou with the de-
struction of his yacht RTysf w,’ in me
recent lite at fifty i<lrmd is alrca'lt’
looking at a mtr-li lamar .M'Jlllivn‘d
yacht.
Jury pow: r.
Rumo.~ has it tl.at :‘em Wclt-t me
Home comt'littee i' planning my :flif‘
another of, the popular dancing in the
near luture. The committee wz-nts 2i
peananent mcmoxial f): :n: boys who
helped Uncle Sam in the Info war and
with a. little support financially the
committee‘s aim will he accomplished.
Sentiment expressed by several
seems to be in favor of a dance.»
Rowayton )l. E. Church standouts.
Rev. Geqrfre A. Baird. pastor. Fin
day morning worship at 10:30, service
subject, “The Nature and Funmlon of
Conscience." Sunday school sesa'on
“52m convene. at 11:3!) 3. In. The
Every Member" canvass; will be
made durin: the afternoon of this
Sunday. Devotional service of the
Epworth League will bc‘ht—ld at 6:45
p. In. Sunday evening worship at 7:30
Sermon theme: "Selim-spew and Self:
control." An ofl‘irial board filcefin"
Will held Monday m-nning at 7:423 if:
the chapel. The prayer Sert ice will
gonvenfe Thursday evening at 7:43.
0pm or the se v‘ “ ‘v -
Holy Ghost." r ice, The liactical
Rowayton is to havea coal buumcss
in its :nids‘t if yl'rli-- now under wav
are not given up. Raymond, Street. 5‘:
Son of \‘Cesisitle :twuue who for am»-
eral years have tlr-lix'r-ied ice in Row-
ayton and Vicinity. arercontemplatmg
the inaugurating of a coal business
here. Mr. Street. the senior. was for
many years employed by Thomas 1’.
Raymond at South Norwalk and
through-this association' is. well versed
In the handling of the clack diamonds-
It is said that the community plans—10‘
erect a suitable 60:32 at. the head at
Five Mile river ant after the channel
is dredged. it will be possible to land
its coal hPI'O without mucn difficulty.
The company's property is also unth-
‘ll a comparatively short distance of
the local railroad stationiso that the
and could also be brought in by
mightvithout ”much trouble. The
”0919,.would like to have such an es-
mntm acme cost. otthc
’2! would thus. undoubtedly be leo-
send as the long haul‘ now new
Q
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Look at Tongue] Remove Poison.
From Stomach, Liver and Bowel:
‘ The re‘gfi’iar weekly meeting of the.
Third District commissioners Wlll be
in
the
_ S: ealllsllitl (’o‘.
Ajup— .
en- ‘
The craft h: i~’-Cll:l>l-’lfl‘ll'l3 is.
located at Boston and -.< v'imtxtz .:1‘xil-‘
tendedr-Score 16 to 11' . ‘
Center. ,Jr., High, won the second!
gameJlf the Baum—Center. J r., High
school basketball series, played‘ at—
Comumnlty Hall, last night, by the
score of 1_6-11.
_In the game, ,last night, Center
came back strong and evened matters
for the defeat they suffered, at the
hands of Franklin, in the game oflast
week. Last night‘s game was a well
played one, each team putting up a'
wonderfuland game fight. from the be.-
gining to the end, and it. was a mm
which was worth the while witness-
ing, as the school boys gave a good
account of themselves in all phases of
the sport.
The players of both teams exe’rted
themselves to their full limit and their
hard work was Well appreciated by
the, enormous crowd which was. pres-
ent to witness the battle between
these two schools. In all reality. the
game was very well played and. Judge
in: from/the second game, these two
teams, will play a far better game
when they meet for the third time.
The lineup of the game last night fol-
lows:
Franklin (11)
l
Accept "California" Syrup of Figs
,only—look'for the name California on
{the package, then you are sure your
fchild is having the best and most
harmless laxative or physio for the. lit-
tle liver and bowels. Children love its
delicious fruity taste. Full directions
,for child's «lose on each bottle. ‘Give
it without fear.
Mmher! You must say "California."
Center (16)
ARIEN Stillman. . .. Center . . . .Chlnsky
Bussing. . .. Right forward ...... Mano
Barry ...... Left forward ...... Skldd
Anderson. . Right guard ..... Novak‘
DARIEN MAN PURSER yMOffittu ..... Left guard . . . '.’ .Bresev
ON CITY OF ST. JOSEPH
lidwln “7. Cooper, son of Mr. 'und
Mrs. S. ‘.‘»'. Cooper of Mansfield ave
nue. started from New York on Felr
ruary 13 on the U S. Shipping Board's
steamer City of. St. JOSeph, under
charter to the, Baltimore Oceanic
The steamer reachzbd
Genoa, Italy, his first port of call. on
.lqvch v. She will steam thence to
Piraeus: Gr: ece: thence to Triesle anvl
l‘iume. and, unless her intinerary is
(minced will proceed to ‘Marsailles.
whence the lumeward voyage will he
ingun. : ’
Mr. Cooper. who is purset of
flip, ill l-iol:.‘tl.ly reach limuo
limo in Aptil.
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SIMS SUPPORTS
CLAIMS WITH .\ J
MORE EVIDENCE .
(Continuead From first Page)
h.—
Because of his ignorance of the de-‘g
partinent’s plans, the admiral contin-
ued, the allied admit-allies carried on
direct negotiations with 1!) Navy De
partment in Washington. A lied tea
work was impaired and American ln-j
terests suffered as a result, he said,‘
adding: ‘ "Undoubtedly at times suclij
independent negotiations resulted.ln
direct conflict with my reconimcndaN
tlons.” '
Admiral Sims told the
the
some-
'0
Mrs. Frank R. Holmes has recovered
12cm iier' recent illness.
Mrs. A. A. Anderson’has gone on a.
:lttrt't stay in Belair. Florida. - .
William Young is now driving one
the first, intimation it:
not. in the full confidence of the de-;
partment came soon after he submit-
ted his first reports‘; from London. 'He
learned then, by accident he 5nd,?
tomolliles.
Mrs. 'A. J. B'pu of Lincoln avenue ls
visitinz‘in Atlantic City.
9 “01'. G E thchcr served as juror in
the Court of Common Pleas, civll side,
at Bridgeport, Tuesday and. \V‘cducs-
day; but was excused yesterday.
B. B. “‘arner of Brookside avenue,
trim is now at Lincolnvlllc. Me. has
been cutting timber in that section.
to be used in the erection of severel
bungnlm along tlieepenobscof. rive;
which Mr. \l’arner intends to build.
The report of the Home Bank and
by‘ the Navy Department a
and. French naval officials, in “’ash-
lngton. early in April, regarding the}
disposition of American. naval forces.j
The terms of this agreement were (tn-l
15h representative, on April 18, 1917,I
he declared.
The officer also charged that, wit
out notifying him before hand, the d
paitment arranged with the French.
ya. ts to combat submarines 0
French coast; arranged to esta
of assets. which now lack. only a lit-
t‘w over $80,000 of hem: in the million
dollar class. Its capital stock is $75.-
t‘mt‘l; surplus. $35,000 and other undi-
\itlt-d pioflts over $17,000. Total de-
posits are $771,669.”, of which. 8375.1
232.87 is in checking accounts and
$96.43;.“ in the Savings department.
, Ralph (Julian who received his dis-
,charge from, the Navy some eight-
months ago. and for a short time af-
(4 rwmdu “9;: located in Bridaepcrh re-
cr-mlv accepted a 200d position ulth’
a large n‘amtfuctuiinz concern limited
at POr'smouth. Virginia. Mr. ()ldrin
is the scu of Mr. and Mrs. John Oldtln
of Locust llill. Tokenelte road.
dispatched ’slx destroyers from Bos-‘
ton; sent a. hundred cannon to France
on naval colliers: started a. campaign
in the newspapersJor a North Sea
mine barrage; dispatched the fifth do-
stroyer squadron from. St. John's (o
Queenstown. and sent four additional
destroyers from New York to join his
forces. '
Some of these veésels; lie-said ,ar-‘
rived overseas before he knew of their
allocation to his command. In must
cases, he said. he receivedpelulcd in-
formation from French and British
sources, but seldom in time to make
proper adjustments and arrangementst
” " for recemng in: “l“?{m t wh'le-ho
«- —' "h The admlra ec ar ' u l
. FOREQTS IN NEW ENGLAND' protested continually against the'de-
‘ The forest. area 0‘ Southern Newl partment’s failure to keep Mm inform-
lEnglafid is now about 46 per cent. of P'ed, the situation was not remedied.
th, t ll ,l That great confusion'ensted with
p ota and surface. This is equlva [regard to the establishment of the
lent to 1,750,000 acres of forest landhues inFrance.‘ and that the depart- IN THE W0”. . ‘
[says the American Forestry. Asaoclu-9meut itself did not know. what it mt- ‘ VANCOUVER, B. Conmtl‘ir—Ahud gm. Wildcmed with-u ”“5: W' OI! m m i
11011 of Washjfi'gton, The area toy-Jed wasdemomlratéd.‘lhe admiral.suld “31980090 Which: ‘t la'clm' will bellefl' 'th.‘ me‘ V M I‘ll m “that m ”‘1
ested is apparently on the increase lbya letter he received early in August the largest in the world; ls, to: 50mm. the mouth. Wildoscoredtwhl ' 3‘ W . .
;m 1910 th "3 from the entice: arraigned to-oomand erected... son. Thor-.101- M“ be 11mm to head. " , “3-.“ a" . ~ wmuml
; t d t 419 fox'essttedi arlesasbwas 2estl-ethe Bordeauxhstase.‘hg‘hizuggsten 1’1: :m’eet in tar. my”! t to Maw m‘mu mt“ mm. . ?
‘ma e a pea-can ., n ass e ad te t ‘ ~ on ' 1 1 ‘7 ‘ ‘n j ‘ ‘
pr sl'm mm, mode. mmmmwm “mum? Trylttodaywhcuyoumclfin»;
' ' l - m ," ud than
if"; “5.: “‘9 “new W“mammalsfamg M...
De e te to” in 1820 as about 20'ed to the command of the base, what. r
. T cell .'
‘ ‘hls duties were, lte~hudbeen unable to
‘ " ‘ 'obtalu any information.
If the Public would continue to, "I asked the same question and got.
have its newspapers and general llt- ‘ . 3’ the
erature at. a moderate price. it should . Lists; igijéhe"§ftg 33321313: four
lend its hearty cooperation to the’xveeks, I received orders to proceed
.Amerlcan Forestry Association. 3 With a. P”'g,::fig
éwhich is committed to the proposi-lnoAigfimzr cofidftlon existed with re-
.tlon of preserving and,renewing the gard to American 'nfiVBL aviation
forest resources of the ntry.—-'forces sen’t' abroad: Admiral Sims md'
:Houston Post. _..__...———————~———-—
‘ _ GONNEOTlGuT pATsyrs.
* Emorv Sanford.propfiet(;r of the "'1 issued M .. '
general at?!» at the Reading staunn. é T1330 mmfin“ "’8‘ . - I
l as Fold'h 3 business to J. B. Sanford ' ' ‘ ' - . ' (As ll.
" , ’ List compiled by the officetof‘ _.
.0: Seymour. Mr. Sanford mu‘itakciWooster, solicitor of Patents 111°
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gmsseaniou of his property within at '
'fevv weeks. The post 0810:? and the Mfigfiffiet' $33320? .
railroad have emcee in, the building.“ ck huge, .
, "*"‘ W” “M Platt'Clarence D. Bridgeport. Elec-
' W me Me”- '
A. M I” . 1 Thomas, GeomB. my, 1E. Auden»
“Fm”; ‘uw‘ » .son, Bridgeport, Pull Socket.
wmuammi Campbell, George W., Hartford (2).
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* ’ ‘ .. . _ _ *Typewrlter Machine.
7 ‘ - . ‘ ~ Ruls, Carla, Hartford; Valvealnd-1
WW lug. device. . ‘
Veeder, Council. ., Hartford; Indi-
cator for magazine guns. ‘ - .
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who had. been ’ our medicine
that I'wanted m: and, m husband‘
wenttom'indgct me a ‘. It
seemed. felt relief after flu
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could-Wish. A
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TEXANs WORKED» up oven PER.
Fomancsa OF A MEXICAN
FLYWEIGHT BOXER.
San Antonio boxing followers are,
quite worked up over
arm of a. mum \flyweight. by the
name of Kid Pancho. The Kld is only
15 years old, weighs 105 pounds and is)
a student in the High schbol.
mlnight he stopped a; youngster by the
name of Dolllngs, from Fort Worth, 111
one round, in a contest which was bilL
ed for' the flywelght championship of
Texas.
his belt."
self open for a fast left. 3
Various promoters from the bout?
Sles.
FOOTBALL RULES camwvss ’
MEETS; l
LAmfiO' document cabana.
A grave mute: dug—mane" Salt-
uc- disclosed a. M memo»
nm to the durability of Walkman
ltuo same answer from all “‘0 0““ red cellar, say: the Amen-im_mu-y
Mamba 0! WW {rue dam
of deathwus Dec. 30, 1868. The man
ht Per-0115. but Still. kel- remained in almost perfect. 8281.04
’ l-ot preservation. .
. 4 Don‘t Shy Gray!
fBrldgcport,
tut-any magma“; can,'fcfl._ .
,« Youcautumm faded luncheon-J -
,ufnllydark and IWE‘qmostfiym _.
111812311 you’ll gown-:wyem’fl- "
;S‘age.aud8ulphm~tmtl , H,_
drum-rd flatworm-twitter .
r
l'cho's friends want. to ‘
comnmteetagalnst a really experienced and clev-i jaw. Wilde shot a left to the stomach
shad that 'he wasie“. boxer of his poundage. but if thciand Mason sent a right uwmm to
Kid l8 Macho will keep clear of anyrthe face! Wilde swinging to Mason's
tench oppocmon until he has got atjbody, and Mason got in
'lmt'anpther half dozen fighls “undeerllde hooked a leftrto the body.
0 h) . r ‘ '1 O...“ (10“va 311-" _ . Round Two—Manon Jblocked a
f i l \l U h 131“ “g C ‘- that an agrecmcm had been reached - ster who appears to bare a punch. bul. hook and Mada left to jam. Wildej “a
nd Btitishlhe is far from cleVer and leaves him-i landedta straight left to the face and‘f ATLANTA, (31., Match 13.—'l‘eums mt hall. Rmom' on March "
scored twlce do the. body
fighting; moon missed a right cross, and Rutgers College will meet here to-l
last night were stung from-several am- but scored wlma hardlefl‘hook tothe night to decide the' Amateur Athletic..- PARIS.
Insofar a boxing technique warnw. Mason landed loft and right to ‘rUnlon‘s nulloml bulletin“ chm Georges Cit—“1’90“". W‘M‘m rim-’-
the perform-
SEC
Pancho. i343 sturdy young-l
They. were poor was, too. But'to 1
man them New’ York the fact
11..ch were so many women, some of!
n-them well past the {ornate marl-L ir‘? :4 “1e head andMason sent in a.
was more than lmenedlng. fi‘here was :
, enhance-u 8911.-.}.L0b9dL325tgd. , wildclabhed. Mum's face threw
ff theéon‘the clean pollahed floor of 01b hall.‘tlmeo without return and then sent.
. . ‘ MismNoveltlee were a referee who Officiant Mason back With figlnend left to the.
Trust ('0'. just issued shows an increase l two naval bases in France: sent nag“ in a. cap. and the announcement ol‘hend. Wilde landed a left on the jaw.
val aviation forces to that. , country; [Weluw‘mlth their street clothes qn-’Tand Mason scored. with a right cross,
forcing Wilde to, the ropes. Wilde
missed two lefts. but sent. a. right to
the chin. . '
' Round Faun—Wilde sent a right to:
NEW YORK, March lat-The footsrthojnw and a left tothe body, follow-l
ball rules committee Melted, this lug with a. lefuto We. face and al
morning. after a flve-hourf mmlngm toetbecmmach. Wilde tanded’
last night, during which various orchard rights to the body and Mason got
posed chmesln the upon-Lute comq over a right cross and,
MM but nonctlon tnlfen. MmlWlldo covered when “non landed a
bers of the committee indicated tharhard left to the head.
there would be no radical changes in put- hackle“: to the jaw without a
m! rules this year. ‘
BEECHER STOPSIDIXO .
.-NEW ‘YORK. March 13.
C
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Last
mm
€880.
that l ended the ..
Rom“! Thee-Wilde landed thud
u.
7‘ height
feats
scram
TOLEDO, Ohio, larch, lS.-——Jlmmr
may Wilde, nywetgm
mrld, last. night, in the Collaem ALL-law. He follower! with left and ”8*“
0.. defeated Frankie Mason, chullenzrlio face. Manon counted“
or for the title,
twelve-mud contest.
" 5cm made a. strong. fight against. tbelfm and ”we“ Wilde ‘° “'9' m
- champion, yet the sunerlorsklll of the}
Briton gave him the victory on points.
New." man-was knocked on ins-fin a hardclush as the bell sounded.
feet during the encounter. -
only evidence of the battle was a bitzstraism left andlhey indulged in loaf:
of blood um wmte drew from Ma-jmnge boxing: Muon scored with “m 13~Norman R088. ““3 km""““”" W
son’s lip: in the fifth round.
was a great crowd”: attendance and Sing.
the excitement was intense..
Mason and Wilde weighed in shortlylgmund and sent him to the ropes With; H9 3130 swam ltmwyards in 60
before 3-o‘clock yesterday.
[led the beamat 106 l-2'pounds, one-13cc. Wilde put over aha-d lefthook 0rd.
Lhalf pound under the weight required: to the stomach and Cross“ hi3 My '
at 3 o'clOck. Wilde’s weight was 106 driving Mason backward- Wilde" “5*
Wilde-was an 810 10 favorite. . l
The boy» were theme height, 5 back W a loft to Lhdhead an‘d land- been a holdout.
feet. 2 1-2 Inches, but. W'llde's reach is
“inches, as against 65 L2
Diem. . . \
After the fight Referee Ed. Smith
declared never in his life. had be seen
a young fellow orally fighter who was
so willing-to carry or nfli matters as
Wile. Snitnwao of the opinion that
it. was a very even match. but declared
”on the rule of the commission he was
not at liberty to announce the winner.
Mason stepped through the
first at 10 p. Ind, closely followed by
Wilde and Referee Ed. Smith. of Chl-
In Wilde‘s corner were Kenn}
William .of England, and Al
son, of .lncinnatl. ;
Round Qne——YVilde landed the find
, , . blow, a light tight to head. and follow-
Some of‘the moat optimistic of Planned with two more jabs to the head
go'Mason rotor-ted
bled to Admiral Jelllcoc. by the Ermiconcezned they were dismal fallummfthe’ head and Wilde responded. with,shlp. The two quintets won the right muck champion of Europe- and
he'fitvo rights to the face Justus the gong
round
return.
,a— o-¢:.-‘p ..
»_cs.-.z'.-.-.a-
R‘oaml- Five—Mason landed 'three .
hard right: and’two hard left: to. "
harlie Wilde's'ftca, and follwed with a light.
. er, the New York. featherweight. ' fight-m )9", to face. A' period o; la-
lact night knocked and Frankie Dix-fighting was even. Wilde cont. aloft
on. 9! Brooklyn. in army-erg» see-'and right to the race and 3' right to
0nd. of the first roam—cl a bout of. the sounded ’
West HobokenrA. C.
To ERECT LARGE” TELEBGDP
the body as the song .
naturally—Wilda set lit—hot '
fimahnwing scent foot. wart. WML _
Subbed the infant! Mason tamed; Pip”
Wilde three-lighglefts and missed u.’
3.3mn.lon.und.mjmedidm
‘ prove
_ mum
ed a hard right to mmm'mt
sent a ham! right‘to the} new
still jab arch
Bound fish
"out.
7" left, after which they clinch-
m
Wilde continued
force the m, m ,
v”:
, fl, .
.Wildo uncover c; awsml, My «my .OhWPlc‘ coMMtTT:
{nearly all of glam; .Wlfle ccorcdylth . » . Mists.»
plural rum-nun _ lhei saw roux. alums-is.~—Ti.. .tt...
head. WW W. til. m m iler. Mined met hm. ..
' 'h-rdflmund‘lfita , - ltd-a no commi- tentative plans
’1 Rm Nine—M- all“. We‘d-teem dWlM‘UJals. Fllhllltll' ;
mount! and—scoredwlthla hind m: to’- W the Annular Athletic Union a ,
In. mum oat-rm“. governing bodb
63w. Wfldo www.m', Vim.
tantamount-{Mason lauded rightlwtlch will send tends to rep”...
and
W D5 then a left uppercut. Wilde low-Abe United States in the internanm
. .,. _ led with right and left no the new “dunno. at mm this year.
In W'uuonwaiomm the jaw. wade put. The plan of the A. A. U. callctl ,
' a scratch: left to body. a. left to Mu- mom on June 26. at Pasadena, t. ,
sun's head and missed tvvo rights to Chicago and Philadelphia.
the head. l The other subjects before the l'
, Round .‘f'en-Wflde sent a left to the ’mfttee were the arrangements lor .,
“of chain», a left to body and a right to the locations of funds by private and :
llc subscrlptlou: discussion of co. :.-
lug, transportation of learns, housi: L:
and headquarters plans, instructn-r
0f calamitteec and repay 118 of comm“ -.
teen concerning athletic condition: 'l
America and abroad.
momma Ross sets NEW swa.
M1”. MARK.
AUCKLAND, New Zealand. Ma:
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in an interesting-iris!“ to the body and a left to the
Although Mn-lface. Mason sent left and right to
with aflght to the chin. Mason was
smiling. Both missed rights and lefts
Round Eleven—Wilde landed a;
and the
Therefio body. They stood toe to toe Slus- mer, yesterday established a “'0‘;
Wilde forcing Mason about. the record {or 500 metros, swimminz 'v
lring. Wilde forced Mason to break distance in 5 minutes, 44 2-5 St \Lmkl
Mason tip-'ilefts. Mason landed a, straight left to ‘mdg, equalle the New Zealand n -
STOCK RE‘DV TO'SlGN.
BROWNSVILLE, ‘Ttxas. March 3
Third Baseman Mlltmt Stock. who in,
yesterday notitn.
Manon-r Branch Rickey, ot mt- 5“.
Louis Nationals. in training limo, lh:t
he was on the way to lh‘mvnsvillv. '~‘
he. signs up Pitcher Oscar Tum-o x.‘ ’.
be line only Cardlnal holdout.
lblow was the. hardest of the fight.
Ronald Twelve—Wilde sent Mason
ed a right to Mason’s chin. Mason
held. \Vllde landed two rights to the
head, forch Mason backward. Mn.
son landed two lefmand then clinch-
ed.- W'ilde countered with right to
face. Wilde landed left to chmlMaeon
clinching. The song'sounded ”they:
cxchamzed light blows in midrlng, ' DENVER. Col., March 13. Mun
TOLEDO, Ohio. March 13.-—Accord-'o-Dowd, of St. Paul. mtdtllpwdvm
lug to newapaper experts gathered at champlon of the world. last in m
the ringside. last night. Jimmy Wilde. knocked out Tommy Madden.
British flyweisht champion. ,easlly Brooklyn, in the 1mm mund of .a
heated Frankie Macon. of FbrtWW...,chedalul twelve-round bout here.
Ind, American aspirant for the title, .
after twelve roundu‘ of spectacular aacxsoNJ'ENDLER MATCH.
[1.2111an ‘here. ' l “’iflie 1m and Low Tom“! "
Wilde. as his share for 1.11am. rte-1,9” matched. last night, to box. ,.
celved $10,000. while Mason received. Janey City. may, April 5. Dml‘
$55000. The auditorium where the primal wager of-lhe Arena, .5811!
boat was held‘wau filled to capacity. hOhud an “mums mt both to a sen
A number of women were scattered of unlolec. .
about the hall. l
".Tilda expected to leave here um prance: MATCHEU.
afternoon for Jersey City. Wat-SR $2329,- of Norwalk and
l E' :Young Pierce och-w York have bl . n
16“E iHitched to box 10 rounds in the star
bout. of the Rlchmond Club in Mle ll
inches for
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in sharp representing New York University ‘
‘0ARPENTIER AND WlFE SAIL.
March 13 (Him).
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his
to enter the final match, lac: may, wife. embarked today. at Havl'é. TOP-
defeating their opponents indie Mime. United States.
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of the elimination games. The Now,
Yorzers run up a. score of 45 to 2.1.
against the, Kama: City Athleclcrcluh; ,
and Rutgers eliminated the Young.
Men‘s Ofiléria’ Damifis’flo rm
New‘York University team has defeat-
(d Rutgers once this season. and is can
carded as the favorite hr the une-
game. .
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