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TRACK PASSES,
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NEW YORK, March 19.——'1‘he famous i
old vaesend race track is a thug of
the past. Announcement was made
yesterday, that the Brooklyn Jockey}
Clubld 1.111- . _ - 9 ‘.~
tack. but Moore was too clever ion Harmo‘: &s‘(Jlo..troiflpggt’i'ftgldezfing, i carpenters Spamng Patt-
ner Loses Through Knock-
him’ a“?! the “F5"? ““1" ”“1 “OWN“ for $675,000. The mommy. at Ocean;
up 'Ccllbldt‘iilbly m the later rounds. :Parkwny, Kings Highway and Grove-1 out in Thirl “I R I
in the semi-final bout. which alumsend avenue, consisted of about nine-l
was S('ll“dul(‘d to go eight roundsety acres, which will be cut up into;
Jimmy Burns. of Bridgeport, Manny building lots for one an tw _ l_, p
Seaman's sturdy little bantmnweight. , hou393_ d 0 fami 3’ {a gigginggilyaigxfi 13“"3“ 10mg”.
knocked out Knockout Smith in the' imrtner of Gegrges' Signenfiizguanng
sec: nd round. : ~ ,
Burns battered his adversliry :lll‘ ' lénpglégggegxgg L%?d::lalgigitomizsvx;a¥zg
over the ring, scoring {our knol'k- i .
downs before getting over the for ! Refused to Pay. Fare and is Fined $42 [00' last night, m Albert Hall, ”he“ he
isher. Stylivh proved a game one, but. i in Police Court.
when Burns shot over a straight right ' MERIDEN; March 19.--~.\lichael Bar-
for til" ill‘tll knockdown K. 0. went lholomew, a. b03912 0’ Waterbury, was
out cold. ,flned $42 in the local Police court, yes-
;tcrday. when he pleaded guilty to
breach or the peace, assault upon Ja-
cob Seidilnger. ll conductor on the
New Haven, and evasion of fare.
Seidlinger said Bartholomew board~
ed his train, at. Bridgeport. last Tucs-
day night, and paid his fare to New
Haven, but refused to pay his way to
this town. When requested to do so,
it is alleged. he struck Seidlinger. ‘
moose AND BURNS
WIN THEIR BOUTS:
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JERSEY CITY, N. J., March 19.»:
Pal Moore, of Memphis, outpoimed
Johnny Bulf in an eight-round bout. at
the City A. (1.. this city, last night.
Buff started out with ll vigorous ut-
PUGILIST ARRESTED.
by Bombardier “Falls, the former
hieuvyweight champion of Great Brit-
a n. t .
Journee, who has been on English
soil for several months had won'three
bouts in succession against English
heavies of moderate ability. and his
friends thought the time had arrived
to try the,Frcnchman out against
New segue glam”
On Pacific Coast.
Another star sprinter has flashed
across ?lll' imriznu «.l' lho Pacific coast.
The nets-tom. ‘- s:ive.: every promise of
eclipsmg SUCli shiningligllrscls Char-
ley Paddock, of l‘Or' Angelos. and
Jackson Szholz, of Missouri LiniVers-
in". 'E'er» narllw (.1‘ illc- li"\‘.' phenom is
iuy Cufzi‘ ll. is being coached by
in his early days, still retains his box-
ing skill and speed.
A great crowd filled the monument
d with
ihall. and the bout was watche
CAP | ' ,absorblng interest.
TA N 0F ¥2IA.AEa-BASKETBALL I Wells, haying mug
in respect Li’or the
llEiEli‘iiiliillNllil
was stopped. in the thirteenth mnnd,i
W'elln, who, while not as eifeeuve as ,
CRlTlCAL STUDY OF WILDE'8 ml:
.BOXING- ATTITUDE. G AT
mum PRINT
The boxing pose of Jimmy- Wilde BUILT M FORT WQRTB
should be studied by all youngsters:
who hope to succeed in the ring. This‘ FORT WORTH. Tom, March 11w
diminutive champion when he faces A shat helium plant, [mm which me;
an opponent assumes an attitude that United States Government bones to:
is absolutely perfect, and it is not the abut emtldnflnmmublo gas in sun‘ici-i
Jim Mace pose, either. Wilde's left ent mmmffies '0 WWI! its million”
foot is pl ted solidly on the rmgnoor, bellows, is: near oomnletion here. in 14
with mega toward his Wmt.Whlle stall; 'ioc- of lunchbox? has begun and l
the right toe is at right angles to the it is expected the plant will he in op- :
lett. with thermal slightly on the noon, erotica by Anglia? 1, unless Conan-5s:
The left knee k’bolt «nightly. lint the should fall to coupon he underrak» t
right leg is rlpid. The nightly on log. H551": is. :~\.;.:tle-. {mm nalurw
711:8 left leg. Tho body and head are at g?!” b'.’ :l rw‘: .zit process. i
islightiy inclined-forward, althoughthe CG‘ , : :'_:__ .: to; plant, the only
head is held up, ' his eyeo‘ looking one t." lN lrznvl in the world, and. at a,
cost 0: approximately $3.090, 50, was r
storied duringthe World War, follow-
straight into these of his opponent.
It is the position '0! the onus and . 1
hands that attract the attention clingtu seriesot experiments, «induct-
cloée students 0:. ring science. Towed by armymdnuy expem mm !
lott arm is helmet-tho elbow and {Meme Petunia, Tamas. Beyondnxe fact 3
the shoulder down is held rather closeJhst a. nonvlnfimmabie. mausoleum. E
to the body, but not» in sci-amped p04; had been evelopad, the results of i
slticn. The hand and forearm am tax-g”; , _
tended and point It the My 0” "1909‘ . {‘l, s I Lr n; dam fizzht, PillKA: it“ thn- ‘
posing boxer. the knuckle port of me .s.lm:,.: :30, hJSZ been under mili- ‘
A mam: lieutenant. is m
w. r-.......l.e~.~e.. f...“ "s“...urcs...) ‘5 PA.
glove being uppermost. Thus the letting» {guru-ti.
ram is in position either to strike :; .gd.
quickly or parry is blow.
The right arm duo is bent at» ”V‘REJETUCFET l
elbow, the. up‘ til-milking. held close «fr _ é 4' _7 ,
to the “393.23.: the-10mm and; , SERIES TEE WEI?
glove are slightly raised so as to pm :3 - \.
te_ct the stomach mm EIMK"lnd‘,‘at .. .... ~ . , _ 3
’ the some time, be intimation to shoot not. (hang: Mags“ ch :8.« L;
mm. for the» hotly or '12“: of an‘ new £13k}: cf i901 and 12.12315: W . flea grins
Waiter Christi-'2rememberedherelon" NEW HAVEV, March lib—Fred. “39°“ 0’ “unless hitting rowan-neat. . _ use...) 3:}: teenage. and eggs fronj'
ago 2-.“ n. l’iilfli'igl‘ slice of the old Mal: Thomas Flynn (if Hartford. Com,has took no chances m‘ the early 1mm“. In “a, Wildly“ PW tinmim my" “€233? “.2753? lta'oiatcj-byf§9_nnies
batten A. C. been elected'captain of the Yale bas- ”‘3‘”“99‘1 “- fire-58m 1911‘» that ”It! 'rect- freedom ‘0! action for-‘4 feet “0' fl? in‘mmalfielce; mP‘Dwfifi of» Nun-
lf tilt: l‘xTVi: v..- f5".l.i the sunny slopes ketball team, it was announced today. missed the 1‘ teller-mus face. J°umlhind¢ the $6le ,Wlthfl'mw he Met ”991106113335 ”3“!“be they
prove ”lame, cam.“ mm “.91 off the. tried his best to getpast the B'rlton's
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Almost; any A» style
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Sports Coat -1
The insistent demand for Sports Coats predicts lizvfz‘
po ulanity for the coming season. The newest aim
show slight variations in manner of talllli‘lf.‘
‘There is much stitching, embroidered errowhemg
,hold' down inverted plaits, tucking. 18 set m m »,.:.:~.l-l
style, and of course there are belts. cloth omw
match or part cloth and part. leather. :Blllfitl‘m‘r‘
prominent. and these are quite lérge in Size and .2 a
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down hots and/fasten cuffs in a most heel’llilJl‘i
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tan. Tinselton‘e and Velour are the motel-lament? '4‘.
coats are lined throughout with figured Silks
satins. ‘ .
One price only,
$39-50
gimme of a Hat“ -
" entirely upon the weir-er
or shape may be selected \yithmzt
she ing beyond the: bounds of fashion. This is 951m-
daily true of the early spring styles whema smart
but distinguished looking but may he made of stl‘a‘n'.
silk, or Batavia used singly or in combination. ..
Walking Hats with just the right ‘f‘tllt”. or :‘sweep.
Sailors, severely plain or with slight tummlng. _
Toques and Tricornes, those comfortable, close-fitting
hats that are always in vogue.
Second floor.
,
Second flow.
Vests and - - ' Children's
Bodices Stockings
for Women Fine Kernel-ind Li sit-s
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in White only. Sizes 6
to 91/2. 75 cts. a pan:
3013’ Heavy Ribbed
. “Round,“ Ticket" St . wif-
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8 to 10; 75 cts. a pzllr.
'Theseflare 'Well WM“ 1
considering.
These are affine ribbed
cotton but so soft and
smooth one scarcely no-
tices that it is ribbed.
Made with band finish
at. the top.
Regular skies,
Extra sizes,
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cenltury in better than "evens” any comma BASEBALL GAMES. ‘9“, but ““3 mm" 1" d" 3"" “‘3" “3 “ ““913“ “1‘?“ 1“”?me wm’fmcetfiav. . . 5 rim"
time he dons the spikes. It is pre- Tlle schedule of the Stamford High IFS“: of his headlong rushes. "W‘Whicn'he ammonium M meme? “VFW W 15°13‘55“? by ice.~ M01115 for Wmem 01‘ m Milli ‘ ” 4 .‘ . Ila.-
ciclod that he surely Will Win the 190 school baseball season calls for ‘sever— I‘mnchmamfo‘m timeswamentvto the moves {naturism u Inflect- A—lmuhie rem- tfie‘ shonnse offset; eon- Sevannah have been broken and the ‘ ”MM Em‘ ”"mmsli 7‘ in...
meters in the Olympic games_ a! games with the Norwalk High canons by a, rigid left. 7 “y majority of Amer-man men mlfipled with “Manama; hm movement is continuing for Savannah WW_¢hm§iem°d We I???” ‘ ‘0:
M school team. The'dates given are May-é This treatmante-esvmodnéme melrlett- mgr W 93"” ‘m‘tefin and Menus. A “vector schoon- ia 8911mm“. her cotton to all pefto of» “mm‘fil‘fl‘m m‘tm' 5'; ‘l-- w.
MEAGHER HOLDS NEW REEORD. 5th, at Norwalk; May 3], at . Stum- so much that in thethirteenth Wells (5335- um fig MR warm mmmilu‘m ll) M‘mfl the ,WOl’ld, including the Orient. Since the mat the “‘9 ex’Pr‘jili.‘ .
_ ford Tarlov, who last year was with let fly with a heavy right and brought mm. org“ nmm “Mala: winter suppltos was storm-bound in. August 1. the opening of the cotton KW large Peking noun .~ -.
cmmno. March 19,—J. Meagher. the Norwalk High school. is among “5 "‘3" dommnemll “m The right Midi 3' u m ‘1‘. 39-11222»;th Soundwfiim'fiéeember, yemvunul the Maureen in- 3! lion. 9” “*3 m“ “twain” ~32.
of the University of Chicago, was an- the candidates for the Stamford team. 'Had Jam-nee won his hout with (3mm tag..mggenait. Wes-«tired:nnd, hr the middle of: Fem. the cotton ships have boa landmi- have; .Pmim. “2‘13”.“ “me", ”Q ml
nounced today as the holder of a new ‘Wells, the anchmenm booked for and n mmmwflflfflcfifiy not; in the hands or denim claims coming a total or approximately 850,» Of the _ ,uul his B‘HHTLH‘l’“
American record of 16 2-5 seconds for BRITISH PROFESSIONALS NOT a tour of America, but his plans and 1a.; ' , mohoxer men leansislnnd, was. exhausted. Manner" 000. holes of cottonto' mwmmmm in mt- tu, fnl
the plunge in a sixty—met tank. swlm- comma. thimnelf were upset by the- English hack, a“ :muweghwmmsgmde was waned luv-- the maximum * ~ Judah meow «Itch 1“ '7 if...
mine in the preliminaries of the tenth NEW YORK, March, 19;—~oslclal “ma“- _:. ‘ . termed: ”Fm“; m “3 Mummerwmmer ”smut ‘ Tl" 3"” ”‘3’“ 31
annual Western Conference meetJu-lt confirmation that Abe Mitchell mat ' m fetch“! Wm“ ' _ .. “Wfltmm’i5m7m‘9‘t mm “film ~ Mnlfni-lrtletl
night. Member clipped 1 3-5 seconds George Damian, the British mores-i .U' 9" P“ ANAL 95“" ‘ ”Mame!" item mmmflww 9" “’9. ommtt‘mme “59‘9“" 01' < . - w” .7 Tu-
{sum the firmer record. ‘sionional golfers. will not accommy‘ ~~- CARN‘VM‘" " ' L H ' W ”"h'fnwfwg‘memifl’w‘mm w'miuheovy B ‘ . i ‘ melulyil'lt: .m-
.. “"—‘- Harry Verdun and Ted. Bay to Amen-i , *T’ " ' ' " , ' ‘ . ‘ Em m “WNW” ‘59.“!an “ the ”31,8 0‘ 35W , . " rs or I my ml“
woe FALMA BREAKS RECORD. lcato engageln the'internltimltedm’ I’HILADEEPHLA, Jinnah awn: “ " . t;- . 4! Wfllfimm mm 942$:on Wes} wens. firm - . 1.“ mm}
' ’ matches and other events; this mo» Univelsity o! PW’3»r‘annnar ' ‘7 Wfl:,fi;cwedw'whm to 133357.131 almost as much 563‘. 5’ ~ m sonzdmi‘ol'. \M‘xl
nos .tzcclauss, Cah, March 19.-—lmer,hl.s beenmecelveubynlexrlm. relay carnival villainous seal-wink" " ' ' ~ ’2‘ . mm" a " . : may”; we”.
Ralph ll; Patina. trying out {on the secretary of the-Professional Genera!- held‘on‘har—jl 36\mtm1sm,, ., Wfitvfieaemm'mrtse" - 1 4 , genomic! 80'» ~
automobile races, next Sunday, at the Amociation. The cable momentum: to eclipse»afi-previons meek“ "‘ Vi“? . ml“ mm“ 3‘3 COM? 7 3‘ - ~17
hos Anzems Speedway. broke the rec- Robert Pei-ins. ‘0: London. secretary number of entries... The ' are ; 4 3 " J " " i ,m ' ‘ STAB ~
ml for that track. yesterday, by trav- of the British no. A., Msmy: exxi’ected tO'b'e WM ' ’ ‘ ’ ' ' " iv SPROl L
91m: 1;?"de thS'mile and a quarter "Duncan/and‘mtchell. unable to play ,edthan‘eder. Already , f’k.’ March 1.0/4
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‘7 :33? to decide natid'nal championships. American, Bowlinz 0.63m “ Wm,- Mid
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