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NEW $011K. Nov. «i.-—-Althouxh
defeated in the match which came so
a conclusion. last night. at Kline‘s
Stand rooms. by s. re or 810
points to 284. Ralph reenleat had
e satisfaction of celebrating his
twenty-first birthdw by a victory over
Alfred De Oro in the final block
of the sex-lg? More than that. the
young cue or made both the high
run and high rage of the contest
with a 7 in the ternoon and a sixty-
itve inning . ion in the evening ‘
In the l block "oif 'all Greenleaf
gave a finished display of threeicush-
ion billings. scoring 68 to his oppo-
nent's so. As will be seen. the young-
ster’s scorg averaged just two less
than arr ev 11 one for each inning. ’He
had four strings of live and three oth-
ers of! points each." while De Oro
had one run of 5 and two of 4. .
The score of the afternoon game
‘ to u. butin the next row unins-
er and scored the [renter number‘of
not
pic 'flyweight champion .outpointed
Jimmy Peterson in a ten-round bout.
Johnny Hart sto ped Jack Munroe in».
was so uem.nv_or otqa .
Fin ’sixtyéstx lnniius. In “dim
his high cluster of 7. GW
four other runs 01;: pints gen. At
mmutheyoumrmnn,ledug .
Oro phoned unbeatable him at. '
Ring on 16 points in half‘h'dosen v‘u -
to the table and actually accumulnt-_
so
Victor an Essy Winner in Bout at
. Star Spurn-Iran!»
NEW YORK. Nov. 4.—-Allie Nick
received thenaward of the judges over
Charley Pitts. last night. nt the Star
Sporting Club. at the end of s. fifteen-
round bout. Neck was the better box-
poln . Pitts‘can hit lard. but could
and. Frankie Genny-o. the Olym-
oi‘ a scheduled six-
the second roun
round‘ bout. ..
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the promoter.
Bantam W on
NEW YORK. Nov. 4.—-'l‘exfiickar¢i
was under the impression that. Pete
Herman. the world’s helium title
holder. would Welcome s‘bmm
to get into the ring or undison allure
Garden with the winner oi the Lynch-
Shu-key contest and bottle for s. dia-
mond studded belt to be presented bx
Yet. nithouxh Herman
is in the city and has been altered n
much with the victor. the chemplon
maintains s' Mined silence.
To be sure if Hermon entered the
ring with either Lynch or Bhnrkey.
the buntsm title would be st sake.
one; poulbiy the Crescent City boy
at
in: eleven of these in ‘1hree successive , 0*
innings with t. I. 2. > _ b
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which ermsn would meet the lead-
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Perhaps if it could be nuanced to
fol-ego a~decision by the W’or it
one of those Western decisions. "draw
if both men {ken their feet st the
end or the last round." were decided
on Herman micht be induced to meet
either Lynch or Sharkey. .
' But as the cane stands. there seems
to be little chance of getting Herman
into the rinyin a contest in which he
might lose his title in a fifteen-round
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Incidentally Sharkey will not meet
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l‘hariu- l’ilklngion. the Merldcn
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fo-nibo-rwviirhi. ”0- should he in en~
(‘I'lli‘lll simm- whfln he flu-via “'lllie
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Saturday night. in the Town Hall
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Connec cut. I booked to show hcfon-
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Saturday night. mes-ting \Villlv Ryan.
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Tommy Noble. the. English honor,
holder the Lord bonsdsh- bolt. to a
draw in Troy. .\'. \'.. this week. No-
ble. a fast and very clever hon-r. had
all the better or the first few rounds.
buL,ss the flficemrolmd route “cared
the end. llryidi was going strong and
had the clever ind. 33% “--
- (i holding. In yr "‘“ ‘1
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man ran‘w hack and took the next two
rounds handily in the fourth. loo.
Brandi took advantage of an opening
and shot in a right that swung Noble
completely around. dosing his oppo-
'nenl. The bout was furiously fought
from start to finish. .
NELSON DEFEAT“ RI'DOLP.
CHICAGO. Nov. 4 ——Orville Ne! .
of Rochester. N.‘Y.. won his nnl
game in the national pocket billiard
championship tournament. yesterday.
defeating Irwin Rudolf. of Boyce. PL.
125 to 1H7. in twenty—five innings. R‘-
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