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.{Fometlkjfisfiflhmpignlsurc Champion 11!“ Training Qwabaok in this city £0331!!!" 1323’ $5395“ seeking stifling Wit - so ore being 171.4333. 5.3.,“ “1-1???“ on
renders to Authorities. '
Johnson, former heavyweight“ chem
from Lower California,
‘ and lodxed in the county Soil, -
oi the Mann not,
said.
t.“
al boundary line from Mexico near
violation of the Mann act.
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FOR SALE
,.._ A number of séoond hand wagons. carts. blows.
harrows. scrapers. May be seen at our yard. Priced
low for quick disposal. Terms cash. ‘
’ 'l‘heNorWalkCoalé‘rSupplyCo.
108 Water St, So. Norwalk, Conn.
Johnson. who has been residing in
Tijuana, Mex, several months, rode in
an automobile to the Mexican side- of
the boundary, He shook hands with
several Mexican ofi’iciais, walked to
the American Custom House, present—
ed his passports andstepped amen-
the line. ., '
Deputy United States admin!
George Cooley and Dave Gel-shun,
Special Agent of the Department of
Justice. were waiting for. the pugilist
and planted him under'arrest as he en-
tered the United States.
lWhen arrested Johnson grinned
7 and said: ”All right. but, say, it sure
is good to get back .in the United
States again. I am returning volun-
tarily, for the Mexican Government
had issued no deportation order
aaginst me. as was reported some
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Phone 1953 ‘ 74 Washington Street
In Major Leagues
, AMERiCAN LEAGUE.
. Player end Club. (LAB. R. H. RC.
Speaker. Cleve" .86 333 82 138 .414
Sisler. S. L ..... .85 343 66 13 .405
Jackson. _C.hi. . . ‘. .82 3’28 60 130 .399
Ruth. N. Y ....... S4 279 94 1'39 .391-
Rice. Wash ...... 81 327 47 121 3'30
‘ NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Player-and Club. a All R.’ , . PU.
Hornshr. St. 1.....85 335. 52 119 .355
E. Smith. N. nuts 145 10 49 .339
Roush. Clu. . . .78 293 35 96 .328
J. Smith, St. L...56 180 38 60 .328
Konetchy, Bklm..73 284 34 92 .324
weeks ago, and I could have remained-
in Tijuana as long as I was willing to
obey the laws of Lower California.
But for a long time I have wanted to
return and get my troubles adjust-
ed."
Moving picture cameras clicked as
Johnson and the officers, with specta-
tors crowding them, posed at. the
boundary monument.
Johnson was brought to San Diego
and arraigned on a Federal charge of
being: a fugitive from justice. He
waived examination and Commission-
er “I R. Andrews ordered him held
under $0.000 bail.
No effort to obtain ball was made
here and officers arranged to take. the
prisoner to Los Angeles immediately.
They said ,Johnson probably would
have a hearing: today.
Johnson was convicted about five
years ago for violation of the Mann
act for transporting" Bertha Schreiber
from Pittshurx to Chicago. The was
sentenced to serve one year in the
House or Correction and the decision
was affirmed by the United States
Appellate court. ‘
Johnson vanished.
forfeiting his
315.090. bond. .The G
overnment he's
We Loading Ilia-m
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ONLY A DRAW FOR WILSON.
SYRACUSE, N. Y., July 21.——By
stretching a few points Middleweight
Champion Johnny Wilson, of Boston,
mmmhmn murmur-n your snnvm
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Electrical Applionees. dgery ugh
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' LOS ANGELES, GaL. remit-Jack
. .. , . . farspidnaee
plan 13 that o” the world, wheres? ”Hipster. as the 1‘05““ 0
ed theu‘glliterhzitionnl boundary “threw a film actor. had lost mach M 11“
_ gonads, extras
1: ' hi h on anDie o . .
brought elem“ g 't ' $81., into the ring at histrasntng quarters.
probably win leave inthe custodrytdl!
Federal officers today‘for Chicago to
begin serving sentence tor ryiolaflon
Federal- axioms
. " ' '«t Ari 3 int-inhal-
SAN DIEGO. Cal..—July:'21.—-Jnclt .
Johnson. former heavyweight chain-Ike did then, it will not take long to
pion pugiiist, crossed the internann-.
here yesterday and was arrested by a
. Deputy United States Marshal. John-
' . son is under sentence in Chicago for
r-htfii.’ nose? comma MM“
amuse? 7 7
, ,. 1 Sunday, August «8th.
4 ;The Meltrose baseball team,
Proof of Good Conditionfifiirfl
$mion on Sunday, August 9151.
NEW YORK; July 21.n—REnor1ts
!
’ from the Coast to the effect that Jack.
lbo back to do
ihattlte. ~ , , .
“Tommy” has been inigl up
iPhysical vigor was severely jolted-yes-
terday when the chamoion stooped.
hue, and went through his {laces hem
fore a large crowd of spectators.l
Dempsey appeared to be the same
bronzed athlete who trained in the
blazing sun at’l‘oledo a year ago, and,
while he carries a bit more flesh than
reduce himself to ring weight. . Demp-
Iey went through with pulley exercis-
es, fou t the punching ball with
great it or, shadow boxed and wound
up withthree-rounds with big Bill-
Tate, the giant negro who helped con- ,with 001ml . Mack that has held him
nation him at Toledo. ‘3
, , out of the minors for some time. and,
d Th“; cum-91°“ dShOWle? a‘lfiihf m5“ he does not want to take up base-
erfu speed an act ‘7 '3' a their for .rol‘ession but rather for the
charactedized him in the past, and his a p
tfun that is in it, it is quite likely that
hitting impelled Tate to remark that will not owith the A athetics this
his life insurance had run out, and he g - 1'
would Mr. Dempsey be a little careful ‘sefiiry has not lost a game here
till a new policy was obtained. Judg— h’s vent and has avenged at least
‘ the manner in which Demp- if ' 11 since his
$3? {$121 started his training Work. :1” strum ”fizz; gag: hairenever been
prospective opponents would do well gainipgirli 1h ole. that nearly cost him
to preparg tlleSEl‘Veiffiifil-Bly, agarhe, end he has never failed to
' ' ”but out any little rally that might
. L a
BASEBAL
.menn a chance victory. rBesides this,
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
£13? the box, coupled with a marvelous
and efficient deiivery,‘has made for
ihim the name of the classiest pitcher
;around these parts. ' 7
V The Bridgeport star has a contract
1he is a hard hitter, having got two
'doubles, two singles and a sacrifice
hit. out or fire trips to the plate in
i If Lave-r}- comes hack’ and heaven
Esflainst the Meltroee. it is quite likely
“WNW“ at New 7““- 3that the units will favor Nowell:
Chicago at Boston. inherit 2 to 1. Tommy’s merit in
St. Louis at Philadelphia. ‘lmcwn by all m 3,... Elm mm, and they
1 item- him as they would a big learner.
NAT'ONM- LEAGUE- . “they will not have a lot of dough to
, . place on the some, especially if that
Ym'day" Rewm- clever Bridgeporter and State terror
flames Today.
N. V yo , ": pmshtrzh. 2., - mick out any other heavyweight in the“ makes m- m.- . ~ 1:17. It
BQORIS‘YEFS: .Cincinnrsai, 2. is m them—U. ..... fin-'4 with Burke on Thursday. but this lattes. Harm {- flit
Chicago, 9; Boston. , lRELA-ND «or m owners W11? "mm 3““ 1’1 “1‘“ * " ‘ 1‘ “i“
Other teams were not scheduled. ”man, 4 ’i‘heromre we are compelled so ro- and Sulgmzr .::- 1 u. - 6
BRUSSEIAQ. July -31.¥-Af{€l" an 93,:1’111‘!) South. Whit}? We can have a a llllntil‘>“- : r
Standing at the Claim. change of correspondence with thoimmfi‘ twice a Wk 73’ Wt" had (“0’11 DOE”? ‘~ ' 3’ 3“
Won. Lost. P.(!. British Olympic committee the neon-.3331m to stay here till Monday, no Hither pz- 2 “"r
Brooklyn .. . . S2 35‘ .598 five {tommmfl 0f the filomoie game-3,5 ubt Tunney «‘1th have said he get fray” 2. n.
Cincinnati ‘ ......... 46 3‘5 LSGS has r9fu59d Imland pfirmsfiginn if, my. éwafixa 3)th {kg faiifivdn! Thursday, “‘K'yplh't‘; I 2‘ l 1 51‘1“"
Pittshnrrh .. m , ‘19 1‘“ urinate m 12R: 'Mvm‘lfl"03m3find m: 2.11mi by 431119136!“ the date from Mon- pound,“ : . "5‘
SK Louis --------- - 42 43 A911 separate nation. The Irish athletes war to Thursday and from Thursday mm = W121 tii'
Chicago ........... . 43 4-5 .489-rpmfied to compete under the gymshgloMonday, kept no here all summer. my“... mi... . M: tor-1t
Ncw York .......... 4G 412 388333;, and Wrote the 033-331,“, exefmive: "No 1380.113! neon Tunnoy‘s llallti. 'rw‘m’mpm} l-H'W‘W
Boston 33 42 .440 stating that they «mm km“. in “fend, for one. I don’t believe he was ”{m'beeauso l . «,1:-
Philadeiphla ........ 33 ~18 1.407 number 03? events 53'1th were allow— injured ore-Vicar to boots with the liiui’lv bpgdpg, m m: .1 1 139”?
ed individual Brazilian, As Ireland.b““°h 0f ”“113 raters hi“ has 1106’?! 7.” its 3'; darkens 1'50 and
, , Games-Today. had not heed included in the list otih‘m at, all. It is strange he nel‘tllmth‘ “:91“.- ym; urolr-‘tt‘n at t‘- “1"“
Row ‘mrk a”- common“. -- nations represented on the interne-ifitflwiflg- Afi m 9-3 he is malfi‘?<‘<i hrruso Willi it time-inn '3
Brooklyn at Pittsburgh. tional Olympic committee. the Bel- :with R “‘33 91' (5-3358 an ‘injury‘ Im“ {11 ’{air ilikllllr one sma: .11. 2.:
Boston at St. Louis. gluin executive. facing- a denpam git.;\“€‘nt$ him going into the ring." ff." 13.; 1.,0.n;-,g 4-. , *Kl‘
Philadelphia 4" outcast. nation, sought to min'Grea-t Britain’s;g D B . . splfxmg ‘anéf {:lii'lfilllil'; 1111*‘1-“1‘3
' L 1' -' S r 1 - ‘ ~0r ~. V 1 , I“ ? Tl " '7“: -~—‘,1 A” ‘»~ t‘-“~“““
‘ INTERNATIONAL LEASUE. m" mm b‘“ fa’ied‘ -. ney, (leggin‘s‘pmiqgifé 5:130; 5-3; 01' “31°- “11 “1’1“11,“.‘,;“;f{;.... will:
, -—Tr$’ a classified advertisement infirmox'y A. IL. Jorsev Citr. last Mon- and It becomes m‘ ' tom-Y.
chflrday’j Results. ’ ‘ ‘
Jersey City, S: Rochester. 3.
Syracuse, . 12; Bundle, 10.
Akron, 3; Reading, 2. _ h
Toronto, 8; Baltiinore, 4.
Standlno of the clan.
Won. Lost. no.
the Sentinel for the best results.
can be given a draw with young Fish- Bulfalo . . .. .... . .... 57 29 .663 ‘ A A
er, the Syracuse cave man. in their Baltimore 56 31 .644
ten-round bout here last night. Fish- A fwfi
M retried tk-‘WA-fi‘e‘rW ron 53 34 .609
round. at- Reading «is 44 .494
In the latter half of the battle W'il- Jersey City ....... 33 a 54 .31?
Son met Fisher’s rushes instead of Rochester ........... 38 '58 .326
backing away and gave the Syrucusan Syracuse .. .. . . . . . . . 19 65 .226 -
as good as he sent. Wilson won the t
last four rounds and two were even. . Games Today.
Fisher‘s best round was the third. Jersey City at Rochester.
when he. landed a right and left swing Syracuse at Bungle, .
on Wilson’s jaw that jarred the cham- Baltimore at Toronto.
pion to the heels. He wound up this Reading at Akron,
session by wrestling with the champ « W ,.
and throwing him to the floor. When EASTERN LEAEUI. '
the bell rang they had to be. pri‘ed
apart. They were mixing it furiously Yetta-day!- letl. .
in the middle of the ring and neither New Haven. 6; Springfield. 1.
heard it. Pittsfleld, 9; Worcester, *1.
Bridgeport. 2: Hartford. 1.
MARSHALL wms TOURNEY. Waterbury; 2; Albany. 1. -
ATLANTIC CITY. N. J., July 21.——- ‘ -—-—— ,
Frank J, Marshall, of New York, Unit- sanding of the Gil-I53. ‘ ‘
ed States champion. won the masters’ 1 Won. Lost. 1’. t‘
chess tournament here yesterday by New Haven ......... i3 ‘34 .558
defeating George G. Neldieh, of Con Worcester '.. ....... . 4O 33 .548
um University, in. the final round. Springfield 39 33 .542
Charles Jnh‘e, of’New York, who play- Bridgeport. . . . . . (I 36 .5823
ed a draw With S.- T. Sharp, of Phil- Pittsfleld :_........... 38 36 .514 .
adelphla, was second. E. S. Jackson, Albany ...,.. ........ 35 39 .473-
ohPhiladelphia, and Stasch Mlotkoyv- Hartford .... -. . . .. .. . 32 38 .45?
Ski, of Los Angeles. tied for third as Waterbury; ..,.. ..... . 30 49 .380
a result of Jacksons defeat of Mlot-
kowski. The standing:
Marshall, won 7 1-2. lost 2 1-2; Jaife,
won 6 1-2, lost 31-2; Jackson, won 5,
lost 5; Mlotkowski. won 5. lost 5;
Sharp, won 4, lost 6; Neidich, won 2,
v
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The Winches ter
tot-15‘. r-1-;-1 32::
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m new name c.3835
In".
16M: 8:?
‘ _ ,, e ‘ - ut over a
punch sOporiiic, and Frank Moran is
ex acted to stop Burt- Kenny. Brit-
on Re short wax-k of Marcel
a " dee is careful
Ed-
Games Today.
W’aterbury at New Haven;
Albany ot Bridgeport.
Hartford {at V-‘Voreest er.
Pittsiiel t Springfield.
AMEQICAN kSSOClATION.
St. Pang-13; Louisville, 2.
Milwaukee, 9; Columbus, 8.
Minneapbfis, 6-3;; Indianapolis, 0-6.
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'Vk'a’uey Books Thorn-Up for
”the; ‘ d
[fastest uncaring Wmfifin 59-53 Bridgeport. reformatted am
here in some time, who more. 3 forced
game with Pronto-Briefs organi-
There is a. possibility that Sunday and Manager McGrath. of tin: ‘32:? Giants hate been (70:0; ,
may tie-a double celebration and that (33.5,” have been in comraunicat o 11‘-
“Tommy” Lavery, the best semi—pro a slight, difference in_tlie moms; leg
pitcher in the State, at present. will rang-mt; is an that is holding a
the hefltdnx for that.the final arrangements.
with a _ .1
' ‘ ' , id that,-
. , , bad coldtl’or the lasttwa weeks, and; Sentinel representntive, so ‘
Filly-seventh street and Eighth ave- hfl just began to get back in shape. {he was hoping tor the beat. enidbjafxg
He has practiced-out a few times withgious to have his boys on th traits..-
taxman clubs othr‘idgenort, and tears hem, and that they would even ,
What the old’ right arm is as 's ro'nz J > _ , .
and trusty, it not more so, than ever. E'they would get less money it they lost
Lavery has been boosted to gegthan if they won.
fairies by sport editors all over e; .. ‘ 6
38mm, who. declare that birth position .1300): one or the fastest meantzetien.
- owl w
. . is hoped that matters can he art-tum» . . , :31
l “O . 1 it 12“.“ m. -
WWW!!!" 9951”“- 1212;331:332 2:131:33:ny be retained by ed so that they may resume here m.§§.f‘~?f£§§““‘2i..g 1t..- . 3
Chicago, 7'3: New YOTK 5'6211 l Rilvy 30 laSt the twosome; h? is “£91.13“? new future. MW mfl ”(he Démmemzic 1341:“ 2 ml.
‘ 1 ' '; s on. 3 11’ , holders in i 9S6 33m 3- “fly” "M . . " 3. ,ouw .
nihglilfiwd, ‘g Bot . - hf:- tgliwggigoristop on the Bridgeport‘BOyXElf §URISE REEURN‘S SOUTH: giggldlggfi 4123;;- .l1 1‘ :1:
St Louis. 5; Philadelphia, 4. , High school club. a Fear and. when: LEW.‘OR{\Z gen-131;“? HEW; member hf the d m. 10.
I)£'.':U‘0it ?'2' \Vashinamn. 6.1 (first they W91? “it“. State champions. and matinee: Oi tidil‘ln UT 6, I G A it.“ t'imfid llfililu Sglz‘itill' . .r-T.
. Li"a innings) ‘ h. was m}: leading infielder. clevcrest Orleans heavyweight. FPMQI‘GHS‘ an- ‘ ll 7- l- 1ne11 m‘ harp 71,1 1::
game, a - fiftitfiile'céi‘ and headlest kid in the nounccd that he and Burke had pm“ gfnfiwr’jh 1\1“1"t1l1 . 'f . , “f:
Standing 0' the Club.- Bh‘, ahd industrial lengthier. until hevchaned tickets for the South and :1“; 5.18131“, 1"” ‘rmm‘ #1,”!
Wan. mot. EC. left for his tryout down here. :wuuld start today tor the Crescent 5:0? vb; 1’):in 16‘?» “\If ‘1 , g “1:“.
. 2-: 28 .6“: " .-- - ‘ -'11ew.endhis.‘3“-"- . .‘ 'i‘“‘1i ' ”,1“;
$1.332?ka : 32 .tmaflfififfiffiggifif‘fififi feploring has? “Feeling sage that Tunney had no :13: $1.: $121,.2fiff dig;
‘ ‘ " """"" 7,3 34 ’ ' x ‘ , g _ t 1: 85‘5” his di- intention of .oxing Burke, and no: - : H , _ of? . d f;
g?’3%{"f """ g3 43 Aguiéiggg mimazmigf’gfmgiang his strong- having money (anneal: to stay around the dame!" ll} 2 m1 w - -~=-"1~1-l-
“Q‘Shing‘lfln ......... 3f; 42 - Q lcgt‘ Vboéslcys' and it 13 i‘GhflblP that 3‘9"? 301‘? fill SUCfll time as he guards? —r-—+ Mn-..“ ~—¢
BCS‘OH .............. 3'; 41 '463.bo{orc long he win he pagiiming “is his mind. “'6 derided 10 SC :191’119. LADIES! . LOOK YOUNG. ‘ ‘
“(43")“. ..... .ua in... :3 53 6354‘amufld‘wifh game minor hvfagne 0‘3“,“9‘1W :7“ 32mlfimm ‘mfln‘e'fi from: DARKEN GFAY‘4A2K ,
Philadelphia. :t or .273;7gwmmnj ’ ijmUl‘er’Jm- logs. and that was ev- _____
Eddy night. He said:
,W‘lm mm 21.1, 19%.
,. , WM“ A agent". 5 “I want to eat-rein “ET.- “ .
_ notion!” pay is not here tonight ' ‘
”It isn't necessary;- .3
l ‘ -' ‘
, tiem Led-two f” 3
gm“? m.’*‘v3?.l.".2..tc.~y.m f gag. é‘Tinney isn‘t m». .
, . ‘ baseball team, 01 a y- are is” .
Tug Rosebud renovate , - _-... MK
stag-bach HQYT eraser cot-«1t»-
ell, minus their manager,
:0! Nor-walk. time this neuron tit...
Manager Mooney, “file Mabuds’
The Hoyt street
the Knapp Siren m"
dostrisl .‘unfors.
mean-esters John Fm
South ForWalk.
WHO is ngweétm
Police .Try .to .Leam H
Bridgeport A
.3, .1 v‘ ..
. mime-1 Arnolsky, president or the
iil’tztlugelnnis, when in conversation with:
[1
mggfffltty .cf,
. _. . . . l
{we'gamewith the consideration that‘ Police of three rm
to solve the mystery ml???
of a. young woman ' 3?
chance to up on a New Ham-2t 1
in Bridgeport. midst. :‘-:r
fering from aphasia. ,
to custody the twelve:- .
to be about ’iwentt-f. .
The “Carers” have a
’in the Staie at present. and it: will be
1a feather in their can if they do. as it
:Iwiil be ihe biggest and strongest ag-
*gregation of bal ltoasers that here wearing a “hing $3.. . .. i,
‘shown their works here this year. well dressed fili'ml;_l:n.,‘, ‘ . N
.‘ Jaek Ostroweky, .he Westnort boy. bore the trade-mum ,_ an
hat-”ho was standing all on their heads Giddinszs. th mph”, ‘-: w Wl'
Ewhen twirling for. the Lockwoods, is; The woman has dark 1},“ :1 WW1 ifi
'now’ihe slob artist for these boys. of medium height ;. Z glwém.
fend Jack's pitching is'nt leasr 30 per “my remark Sin”, 2“ 1 ,
'5 “.Ttil
teem. better, when he has those boys gimme home has my; 3 311st
tbehind him. it was; when he was 510— hand-hNew Haven." ,1 - “NM“
71318.61“? for “mm, last 3-9812 that Ed Wk “rats a MPH” fl’li‘ (‘1 . ”c”! N1“:
.Walsh wok ouch a fancy to him. and 1,. ' ,
package mailed from V.
J. Krudler, 140 Fri»? ’“
street. New York, and . 1
bearing the name. Mrs. z: ,1, .1
POLITICB OF THE
The inst appeal for the game will SCox H
ntflhabiy he made by Manager Moon-E
r31, of the Rosebuds, this week, and it ,
v
if he had done the work for Bridge-
'1)ort's Eastern clan that he has been
‘doing right along for the semi—pros.
he would still. be up with the bigger
guns, and shooting them across once,
every week. '
«o
b
as Promised to \wst _
cut During Can'rrcv,
Definite assttmw {1.21 .
haunted in railroad fares. Burke was
' . l 8.1:. ‘71:: n
willing to box Thursdny. hm, Tonnes-.1)” thugpi';.h::d (:1... .., .- a 9!
told he would not be ready till nextl w”, knew . .
Monday. As the International Sport-3 ”f,“__ ' ”3
i138" Club bouts are on for next Mon-5 _ ,
(3&5: Tunney and Burke would have Gm" lint". 310““ , wit “31
drawn like wildfire on Monday, music: notes advent-Sm: am - or
they not? When Tunney refused to the advantages or .1 I err-c.111-
hox. on Thursday I asked Jennings m sure. Your our .t - ll
trons, and you apportr :m; ‘-
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