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.BRIDG‘BPORT, April 6.—-—Red Al-
. len'a little pet “Mary Ann” certainly
obeyed her master's command, last
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the game and lumped to the second
position in the m standing. The
mid“, st the N. E. Club's smoker, and,
as a result, Bud Palmer on at least
three occasions, was as close to slum-
3berland as any fighter has been in
some .
The star bout was a good one from
otnrt to finish. Both Allen and Bud
onlymalottbemowosmndby
Shields. the new center toward who
bustling his way through the cleanse
Inst beet Healy for possession ma
plantoddne ball tidal. use the far
corner of the net after twenty nun-
utes play.
“In?!” flint “mug should be
and "Mary" _eBnd'
~ the secondthe second round Bed lash.
ed out like a streak otl lung end
Ed went up against—the ropes—out
up. Again in the third and
the fourth, Allen had Bud in a
and it was only the blind in»
that kept the possessor of the
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Take Baby Out This Fine
Weather
BABY
wellop from adding another
‘ ’to his record. Reteree McAu-
Jile's‘dccision. of course, rent to
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3 A rattling good slugging match be-
1tween Young Repka of Derby,
Sailor Murphy of Stamfonl, gave the
irons something to delight in. The de-
3claion of a draw was “ell reeeiv.ed
; Leo Johnsons Win over Young
1 O Leary was not only well received by
the audience. but It was well desen-
*ed. The colored bo\,wl1o was substi-
1: 1 tuted for Mickey Devinc. rcCeived the
1 ‘notiilcation on very short notice.
1wpen McAulifle held Johnson‘s glov-
le-d band aloft, the crowd gave a migh-
.. ty cheer.
‘ The Billy
Plume-Johnny McDonald l
The Sons should hove taken the
whole was dmnolfltilt M to the
toctthutthemnquinaheaW
“audition and the tangle: of by the
majority of the players awed by the
’lonx winter. The city team trial out
”our new players in Shields, Love.
Thomas, and Drummer. Lowe we...- a.
disappointment while the other thme
played a line game. 1,
The Bone shoal dhave taken the
lead in the first few minuees or play
as they wore awarded it free kick for
Driukhwattr carrying in the goal
.mouth but Ward shot the bell right
into the not without touching a. sec-
ond player and the point could not be
allowed. late in the second half the
City team should haVe increased In:
lead as; a penalty kick was awarded
against Ward but Mepurnsieirs kick
was finally stopped by Beale .’
m3 Ward of the Sons
most prominent player 0
and not through a great d.
work while Wagner was a 3 ar back
for the Sons team. Show and Aczer
man also played well.
or :he City team'tbe star player
was undoubtedly G. Thomas the old
Presbyterian player who played a
flno game throughout. Drinkwater
3lieppoinslall and Shepherd also play
ed at the top of their Int-111.011 the
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CARPEMMER Will
VISIT lllNN. MAY l5
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Joseph Mulvihill, Danbury
Batter, Will interview
Judge Bur-pee in Hartford
on Matter Today
Joe Mulvihlll. the demon boxing
promoter, is trying to figure out just
where he will stage his big show ex-
hibiting Georges Carpentier,‘ the
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1 French idol, on the 151.11 day or May.
1~Danbury Joe has an option on the
champ‘s services on that date, but to
date has no option on any hall likely
to hold more than 40 per cent. of the
fans who will be tumbling all over
themselves to get a squint at the most
(anions and popular figure in the mitt
game today.
A comersation with Chief Justice
W'heeier. Saturday, convinced Joce-
to chew [I
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pimp it would be useless to conduct
negotiations (rom this end. so the de
mon promoter will beard Judge Bur-
3 pee. in his den, today. in a neitort to
sew up the State Armory. in Bridge»
port, for 111.2 mm. if the Armory is
not obtainable. the Casino may be
used. though its smaller seating capa-
city would force higher admission
charges than Joe and his backers con
template now.
Carpentier will receive $1500 and
50 per cent of all money taken ‘1:
over $5000 for his exhibition.
McGraw Denies Friction
With C. A. Stoneham
work may restore them, but good
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John McGraw manager of the Giants
was in the midst of a fanning bee, yes
terday afternoon, he “as called on tin=1
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gPitts tsburg Boxer‘ Best in 15:
Round Bout in London
LONDON, Mull 6 ll: fore a croxul 3
that packed iiolborn Siadium hcrw 1‘
ilast 11irht,h'anl1 Memo, 01' Pittsbu g, 1
outpointed Tom (‘ owlrr once prom: -
neat as an asplnmt {or heavywoi3b13
coaxing honors. The boot went 1b:
limit of {litres rounds. 3
Each contestant landed many hard
blow .:71d oath suffered much punish-
ment However. the general opinion
prevz‘l’td that the’fiopt not only “as
unscientific but slow.
C(‘v'altl' look the place of Arthur
Tour 11-3“. the light heavyweight or
Southauu-um. who had met with an
accintnt and could no: appear.
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\leehan or California outtougltt Al
Roberts of Staten island. N. Y., in an
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A. Stoneham, president of the club ;in the third round by Leo Bugley,oi1
Stoneham explained that a story had Orange N. J. Each weigligd 165 1
come out in New York to the client pounds.
that. McGi-aw contemplated retiring '
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in; statement: Jim Corbett recently astonished Car-
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from time to time to the elect that he (Corbetti had won the world’s title
Charles A. S’tonchnm, president of the betore the present heavywel gilt chm
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