11 11111111111111
Madison Square Garden
Clash Slate'd to Go Fifteen
Rounds
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“7111‘s 3.“1‘.........._ yrs. -
11.5.... .111...» _______ 193 111.5. Weakemng Head Lock
1- 1:. ll. llt....HL'i£hl. ..G ft... 1115 in -
‘.'\ in. . . . . . Reach ........ 77 in-.. NEW‘ YORK. Dec. 13.—The inter-
:3 1'1. .. . ..:...Bic€~t‘s ......-.15 in. esting question as towhetner, pres.
x l! “115* _ .. ....S in. sure applied by a wrestlrr's legs to
:19 111 ..... ( llt'sl (normal) ..... 42 in. the diaphragm of‘ an opponent is
44 11 ...'¢ heSI (expanded).-. .45 in. more weakening than the same
:7 l‘.‘.. . . . . , . . ”Neck .......... l? in. amount of force exerted in squeezing
.';1~ 1:1. . . . . .“alst .......... 31 in. a combatant’s cranium with the am
-- izi. . . . . . .Thigh. . . . . . .2311). will receive another test tonight at
. T in .......... Calf .......... 18 in. the Seventy-first Regiment Armory.
.1 ‘_ in. .. .Ankle. .. . . .8?‘ in. Joseph Steeher. of Iowa, who rejoices
luck llempse). world' s heavyweight in the possession of the title of cham-
- !.-.1:111.-1oii.and Bill Brennan. will pion catch-asmatch-can grappler of
meet iii the squared arena at Madison
Square Garden. tomorrow night. in
the second appearance of Dempsey
Since his recent return to action.
The bout is scheduled to go fifteen
rounds and will be the second between
these two heavyweights. Dempsey
getting credit for a knockout in the.
seventh round. In this bout Brennan
broke his ankle and was forced to be
idle for many months.
Remnan has been training the last
month at Providence and recently
moved to New York to put on the tin-
ishing touches. Dempsey trained for
the clash 011 the L'. S. training ship
Granite with Bill Tate.
How They Comm-e.
.\‘0 two more closely physically
1:1.1tched specimens ever squared off
:1. 1:;iinst one another than Dempsey
.1111! Brennan. There is only a year
97.11 a half difference in their ages. a
11:1ai‘ter of an inch in height and a.
71-11: pounds in weight. Standing to—
mihvr with their faces hidden. one
iii1ght take them to be twin brothers.
Physically Jack and Bill are as close-
ly matched as any two apples in u
'1 .‘1 rrel.
Nontrast the different-.-
“1igl1ts and build of Dempsey and
\‘1'12l11r1l. \Villzird and Johnson. John—
imn marl J‘:fil‘li'3. Johnson and Burns.
in the ages.
.11-711'119 11111! ll‘itzsimincns. Fitzsim-
1.111313 :1::1l l‘orintt and (‘orbett and
:1 l. Sullivan Tlitre never has
1-1 '1 .1 11 unuight championship bat-
111 111 ‘\li1 h the roiitt nders “ere het-
111“ lili:l"ll~1l physically than are
111 ii.;1.<1~_\‘ .l’lll llrv'minn.
ln'mpscy ls Younger.
l'lgssvzlly the odds an slightly in
Dvmpsey. H! is :1 year and
‘1‘11111121'1' Jack \\ as haul in
«l is 15.n1'ennan was born in
He will l-1 .‘7 next June. The
Will he slightly in favor
llv'lll;\~1-\‘ :111 inch
'-:11'l1 11ml \ii'tulilly has
tacr. inasmuch as I111
£1.11!“ 1 "
:9 )~nilf
~ ‘5 4‘."
.1151,
“-'- ifil‘?
‘ .‘u'ls‘
3'1-“9Pl‘ .11)‘..1:‘1
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.tpq...
.: power
11.1 1 1,7
>11111
lll)\\'l HHS.
'launi lu-(x (u \urualk Tin.-
( airman) l-‘ in-.
\\ l'l'll THIL
Unuhur)
'111'1'11111"; quintet of big pin bowl-
1-:1t111. 1". Nurwulk, lust \Vt-d-
HlL‘lll. l; .1 11 .1111 r1 lll‘l'N'llllTlg
‘1‘» 11.11”. 'I‘iiw t‘nmpany employ-s. ,’
'1 l'.111l~11'y him-[111‘s wcrc :iway off.
1 11" 1131.11 1mm and ascribe thl'il‘
3 ..~ Jim-.111": '11 H111 unusual stylc- of
,". nwl 1'1 lli1~ Norwalk alleys. They
.14 l-.11l lvl‘l‘ilks and Wire also un-
r.1.:l.1- 'lll‘ll‘ splin- |1rizikl1L 'l‘lii'
Nut-“all: Tlrt- ( (1.
1-1121; 144 163 153M467:
li‘.1!l' l‘ll l9“ 214—~585
1 . l11-11._-l; 136 ISZ 153—441
111\m~- 1:14 153 160—447 I
S1 l1n11-lt )7! L15 JEEP—4&8
'i‘ohils‘ 70S "(5‘3 872 2438
llanhm'y Five.
Gillutll ..... 153134 ISO—~447
l'vrry . .,.. 155 H1"? 158—50]
l.11i'1)_\' ...... 12"} 144 142--411
.tl1ii'1uny 131 157 128*410
Knoblo-‘h ...... 139 178 201—~SIX
Totals 703 801 789 2298
l’lt'K MRITISH TE.“ 1‘0
.H I-LI'JT CORN!“ RUNNERS
l.1l\‘lll).\'. llec. 13.———'l"he British
WWW—country team which will meet
1?»- l‘ornell runners. at Roehampton.
1-H inc. 311. will be made up as fol-
lows:
11xfor1l~~E. A. Montague. N. A. Mc-
I mes. \t’. A. Grave and R. B. Sutton.
Sambridge-—\V. R. Stengrove, W. 'l‘.
Marsh and E. M. Anderson.
at;
the
:11' \\ltl.\f'¢'-l than his oppn- 1
' #112111 11.11: a larger chest but 1
boasted by Th-mp- 3
.l mlc's‘ :rt'nttr ex- 1
AfiAlNST. m
Champion to Match Body
Scissors With Strangler's
the world and who attained his pres-
ent prominence through the applica-
tion to opposing wrestlers of what is
described as the body scissors. will
match his hold against Ed Lewis'
headlock.
The Stecher scissors cuts off the
breath of the victim and induces him
to postpone the combat to some fu-
ture date. Stecher. who is titled with
long. muscular legs that are supple as
those, of a ballet dancer. maneuvres
till he manages to wind his legs about
the body of his. opponent. He then
.lor-ks his feet. assumes an air or gen-
ial contentment and slowly but firmly
puts on the pressure. The victim
might as well be caught in the coils
of a boa constrictor. for once the
Stecherian underpinning is securely
adjusted his opponent has no chance
of escape. In an encounter with Lew—
is several months ago the latter capi-
tiilated after writhim: in the clutch of
of the body scissors for several min-
utes. '
Lewis' plzm or attack is to encircle
the llt'iid of his opponent with his left
Hirm. pressing the cranium close to his
Sldf'. and then locking his hands to-
111-ther. exerting a head splitting pres-
surc- on the \‘i- m.
'“hlvh slips Hisll} out of the hold be-
lit-.
i‘nrv the 1 humpiun is wonkcned.
«nusv (1?" This ::-l\:uiit:ige possessed by
it-llm hm: H11 consensus of opinion in
was him to “'111 tonight's comlim
{SlEBlllEll 101m; A
1113 11111, _
camps said:
soiiable inducements are
This holfl 1'04“” used an runny "mLCh‘ for 0'90"" 'i" (“390” Of
wrestlers with gratifying success to xixfizfl:T?(:,r:n"‘;:‘:;ml"’“l 3:“ “l" 01'
Lewis. and it has been observed that «11111.15 'h'lrd hittm err-4| 1 0”?“ 1“! 1:!
ill: lzu'zvr the rrtinium {Zyliszko for- lgl‘P‘ll‘llgh‘tcr (‘90:? 1 ill” .in: .1
example) the more etTectne 1h.» hold, “N“ clever :lnd' ”(fini‘: :N‘O‘VP] too
l'iif'ortunutr-ly for the head lock ey. ho‘“:PW‘r H". will have c ‘0' bllul‘.
:lu-rt .\lr. Strclivr 3111\- 11 small cranium. “mm”: ‘ Frank's lilowsno {73"“2911
‘;t‘0l'KI'S
American Will Have 15: _'
Wells Before He bin
Face Frenchman— Bout
to Be in February—Yan-
BecomesLion ofthcflour
LOSDON. England. Dec. . 13.—
l-‘ranlt Moran. the American heavy-
the champion of England. in'the sec-
ond round. last Friday night. and who
is the hero .of the hour in British
pugilistic circles. very likely will meet
Georges-Carpentier in a twenty-round
contest. in this city. in February.
Francois Descamps. manager for
t‘arpentier. and Moran practlulll'
have arranged the details of the
match. and girticles are to be signed
within a few days. It is understood
that Descamps is to put Moran's name
before Tex Rickard and his amciates
iii promotion of the Dempsey-Carpen-
tier bout. (‘arpentien under the arti—
cles of his match with Dempsey. is
permitted to box in Europe before
meeting the champion of the world.
However. Descampo wants to get per—
mission before going ahead.
Moran will sign today to meet Bom-
bardierW'ells here in January. The
Carpentler-Moran match will hinge on
the outcome of the Moran—W'ells con-
test. If \Vells should beat Moran he
will be substituted for the American
against Parpentier in February.
Every indication is that Moran will
stop Wells. The former British title
holder has gone back and experts do
not think he will be able to weather
kce Conqueror of Beckett}
weight who knocked out Joe. Beckett. },
T4 1: field goals and
seven from he foul line .a. total of 31
you: To. Cook- m the chief
scorer for the Veterans. with sewn
field goals and to goal- Rom the foul
line. a total of 24 points.
JOHNNY “ILSON'S DEFEAT.
Johnny Wilson. the middleweight
chumplon by virtue of noncomhath-e-
cldonlens bout has its dangers. He
went up to-' Montreal. where decisions
y "farce- nre taboo. and engaged in
a ten-round bout with a negro named
George Robin-on. Had the third man
in the ring been permitted to pick the
Winner at the end of the tenth round.
Roblnnon would he the titleholder at
this minute.
Wilson had a narrow escape from
being knocked out in the first round.
when he was floored for a long count.
“’llson was taken by surprise when
he came-out for the first round. \Vith-
out any preliminary sparring ltoblr,
son shot his righi to the jaw and th.
champion dropped to the canvas.
)Vllson was in trouble agaln‘ln the
seventh. when another right swing
collided with his chin. He rallied in
the ninth and during a mlxup floored
Robinson in turn. Robinson came
back strong‘ in the final round and
clearly earned tl.~ verdict.
SO SOS ms.
The l‘equots. of Southport. tron-led
to Norwalk. Saturday. and were de-
tmted by the fast So Son. by-the score
of 34-0. The 80 800' touchdowns
were made by O'llrlen. Farr (2) and
Ericson (2). On Hie first play. Bulk-1
ley made. ten yards for a first down.
the heavy blows of the American. 1
\Vhen fl sited if he was willing to!
allow his nian’to meet Moran. Den-l
"Certainly. Provided rea- ‘
nflerrd. I?
am not only willing but, anxious to
have Georges meet the American- it
will not interfere with the Dempsey
will have no trouble in land-
i111; on Moran. And any one whom
(1111121 5 hits will go down.’
l' pon luring iiskcd it iii: iv Was :iin
Nil: 1: in the Denim-1y ('urpd- nti- r1011»
‘ll'l'nl‘ 1'1 1: fl,1- lvii'll" lHlXLl'Fll 2L. ('i'nn» lvmt which mi'lit t h (‘
1'“””""“‘-‘"9|l£’ luck and the l1u1l.\ 1-..11'11-1-“017111 EmuliTlfn "]... ”tr,
.~1 1111. I’ll“; l111l1l will lw Wiitwliml “1111. J’H‘mg‘ ”puny“ sin. '; F“AH.- ‘ .\0.
“121415! in lll'lllSlllelN (1i fi‘l‘I-fllllll: 111‘. Il‘run'i l 4‘ .1 , U” '5 p“"""““'
”1:“th . > 11AM": in Allllllld until llt' lul-
, ____._-._. m ‘«!-' his: nzrv'v-mv-nt with immpmy
‘ BOXING “y". S JAM-wise, Dempsey is mohlhitc-l from
l1'1ld'111 M1111! 1111111 .11-1' 111‘ .\’:',\‘llv11,\iiii:l i‘n l'illl'llrll"lllllll ziller his unn—
I“2;1111~\1 1511-}:11-1\- |1ps ‘x-iyihm..,,,‘.§ 111 as! “'11.; l ;lr,,.1"“,.r.~-
\lzl‘ 111111 E15 '11 Mini :1 111.1!111 lvo-twv-vii .. “0"?” "q ”“' hm." "r ”l" hill!" hero.
lltllj.‘ In- ],H m! 1‘l'.1;21).. I111: ‘W ll1‘v-111;'.nlil\ n! ll11-..\|)1~rt.~4 \oim. ‘hq.
ll‘""flFt's 'l11- 111111'1l1111'1l111' Do {’01 '14 muii- (11111111111 ”ml ”l" Alllt‘rll‘lln showed he
2.111111 “ill 1.11] m 511;!1 l-aniSv 111‘ wril- “"35“," :11; stood "0“" us he “"3 “mm
11"! 111'1111111, '1" 1111mm .l:u~k Johnson ken-nil years
, ’ 1121) 111 Parts. His genial disposition
I .\ lll‘tm 11. "11'12111 lmxiirsr lmiil in ;1 "‘1"? “Film“ ““39 have. made hkn
111"1>r111‘.~1 1111':~'11111 lwiwm ii .l.‘l(‘k llvnip many 'I"i."""?"'
.~:1 .\'. “1"l1l'~1 clvnmpinn llr:l\’)\|’l'lt:lll. |.lr1iu;'.1ng “"V'l'“ is mill" a foul in
.1::1l ‘l‘nninn (lilihuiis. at" 51. Hull. is society “1'11“” ""r" 5"“, MOT-'1" has
:[dfilllllvrl l1}; ,\ ’I'h,11gh1-r 1‘1"";ch iillllllgof the nobility on his visiting
who .issistwl Tr: lili‘kfll'1l in lu‘innliil: “L lhe popularity m. enjoyed \Vllllf‘
.1“, \\'1ll.11'1l “WNW“. 111:1'1'h to Tole- tmining for his bout with Beckett
1hr. .11 111:11' :1211 List July. said he had \vna grenlly “”1733”! I!" his ”NON.
10:11.11! (llhlmiis to :1 contract mid was :‘N‘j' “fme ”l" 31"!" Carpentiw'
’\'\‘;llHlll; 111 '11.1r from .llll‘k Krui'ns. ’lm‘m will ”M ?”"k 7“" "'Pl’lll‘ll‘rfi
1111;111:1u‘1-1' (-t' llo-iiipsey. .5“
E. It is proposed to slam» the bout ‘1‘"?1‘" """H- "”“31 Al‘lllf‘l'q
lslim'tly utter llm first of the year. “”4“” “”d 5'.“-‘~"‘? 1".111di1-.11 (11'
1-,<hm,,,,,l. said. schools. church-~11 and lodges. ut \Vil.
? Gibbons made such :1 good showing 5“"4'1'
:izziinst (‘huck \Vigglns that some
'crliics hellew» llt' will be an even
mulch for the champion. Foiey"
As Chuck \V‘i’xgins has not shown Honey and Tar
gliis skill to :1 dazzled New York 113-.
semblagn. it is difficult to get a correct
line on Tom Gibbons. who has the dis-
tinction of being a hl‘OthPl‘ of Mike
Gibbons. Outside of the W'iggiiis bout
(and of Chuck's prowess We are ig-
norant). Tom Gibbons has not done
anything that would warinnt him in
meeting Dempsey.
I Joe Wrren. a middleweight iiiiuiug-
ed by Jack Kearns. will clash with
Johnny Howard. at the Brighton Hux-
ing Club. \Vest Rrighton. S. 1.. to-
night.
Johniiy Rosner. who u few years
ago was an able flyweight. will moi-t
Frankie Genm-o. the Olympic “3'-
weight champion. in one of the two
twelve-rounders lit the Star Sporting
Club tonight. Charlie Pilkington. the
New let State 1913 125 pound am-
. ToCure aCold
in One Day
Talc
Grave’s
Laxativ-
Bromg 'fit
' about whit his plans for the 1921 sea-
ateur champion. will m1ct Johnny
Reisler iii the other bout.
1““'ILD BILL" DONOVAN
'N) MANAGE I’HlliLll-IN‘
PHILADELPHIA. Dec. ll.—"\\'ild
Bill'" l)onovan,'formcr manager of
the New York Americans and pilot of
the Jersey City International League
team for several years. is the new
manager of the Phillies. He signed
a contract in the office of the National
League club yesterday. The terms of
the contract were not made public.
W'illium P. linker. president of the
Phillies .selected Donovan from along
list of applicants.
Donovan would‘ make rio- statement
son would be. He was raised in this
city. his parents moving here from
Lawrence. Mass. *He learned to play
baseball in Faimount Park and was
-. a member of the Park Sparrows. 1t
‘ was while pitching with the Detroit
COMPOUND
lS PLEASANT TO TAKE, and
sooth- the raw. inflamed surf-ecu; stops
the taping. strangling feeling in the.
lbroll. It it made 0! the parent. fresh-
cst and linen in‘ndimtobehd. con-
tain: no opiate- or other harniiul duly,
andcmtwiccu-uchto make“
any imitation of it. .
Every Um n Prion: t
..1'l’1.1‘.‘.::‘:113°’ '“‘ twins. 3.53":
ind not been tor Foloy' 0 Honey «1‘ 'hr. Two
lions Iclam1:=°;nd__b§':e&t. l2 elm
33‘3"?» s:.. “new Rock. Ark.
” My." and l “I
"11:51:: zthn’rtielili II In, throat. III-m
glad to tell you-o... thnt PM I'd Tu In.
floored
Polcy' a Haley Ind Tar n recom-
mendedior mm .bcorm.
tickling oi the .upuoodic mug;
whoopiu‘ , lam and bunch
caught.
'0' not." Iv: mm'wl- Corn
and. after that. a steady march down
the field was kept .up. The So Sad
lineup follows: Ericnon. lr: Orlins. It;
Ambrook. lg; iluckholx. c: Pollcliack.
rt: Long. rt; “'esthurg. re; l-‘arr. lhb;
O’Brien. «1b: Tobry. fb; llulltlcy. rhli.
That Sandy Scratchy
feeling in your eyes can lie curml
by wearing THAMER‘S glasmw.
'I'HAME-R
Optometrists and Optician:
has. of and M“
3mm St... Stamford
WOMntGP.I.D_Iily
LOVELY-i
ARTICLES
OF “IVORY"
It in possible to select
just on. piece—o mirror,
or brush, or dressing table
tray, or anything aloe you
protr- trom the plain
or deco ed in inclusive
French ’m
The recipient will b. '
able to add to ouch a gift
—or perhaps you will care
co—-nntll on ontlro droning
tabla at l. mud. Ex. 1
, elusive open pattern. an
to be found among our ex-
cellent assortment- of
those toms of useful
articles.
.fififll’fi.
mummnsuut
mm
11
ll. who played for New
nets. has discovered that even the de- -
.u __
. ”oh. A
1-1-1
lights.
u'ant dress will be.
1
? U That My sales are becoming very popular amongst the Rem?
He and on this occasion it is certain to be of economic benefit.
The Charms: is exqusitc the soil satiny quality with high}. 3.:
EH1 as smooth as a snakes skin and partaking oi the same sl1:..::.1.-1:;-,
«1511M». tall '
bills! 11.111 -1. L1 ,
. , .
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mmdaaéfly ‘atfio’clock
" . Charmeuse, Monday Morning
I . Another Sale of Silks. important to those
needing new gowns
130".
Four slides. only it the line.
Mmbhghnpcadbmwn.
“'7' But the most popular, the most wanted colors for winter stlcct 2.11 3:.
'door wear. The manufacturer expected it to sell at $5. 00. and the same (....:111
grade has sold for that price during the past year or two. Hone: e1 ll.c:;
lecturer was greatly overstocked and so was obliged to cut the price w if..-.l
weareubletooficritat . 1
$2.79 a yard
it is forty niches wide. See, at this price how inexpensive a really 1
It fl be absolutely w to duplicate the quality at this price again
On sale Monday morning.
CLOTHING i
--nnd—- l
FURNISHINGS ?
.._for.._
BOYS AND GIRLS
At The
Children’s Store
87 Wat Washington 80. ”1&1
.- .‘._.-- -.—-—_.—
g
l SPENDING MONEY
FOR
EDUCATION PAYS
‘i‘TIic 191-1111104111» trained incii
of 111012. 3. earn four times as
much as the untrained 1111111."
(from government statistics, De-
partment at Education)
MERRILL
A BIG SAVING 1’03 '1'”
nomorxoawm
We oponod our now live POUR?!
market» 22 Woodward Aim, and
have a big stock of poultry.
Speclal price. for autumn.
Spring: 376 lb.
E. LAPINbgronh
Brommnmnm
non-1' mm men
I
Says glut of hot water with
platinum bum brook!“
who. out We.
it you wake up with a bad taste.
bad breath and tongue is coated; it
your head is aching; it what you eat
acute and forms acid in stomach. or
you are bllious. constipated, nervous.
allow and can't get reeling just
right, begin inside bathing. Drink
1 The
“Textile Store
PRACTICAL AND BEST
ECONOMICAL GIFTS."
Yard goods for the home
and every, individual in the
family, from cotton goods up to
before breakfast, a glass of hot valor
Americans that "Wild Bill" made his'
greatest diamond reputation.
INDICT FOUR FOR
BASEBALL GADIBLING
dictments charging criminal conspir-
acy were returned against four per-
! song here yesterday by the Los Angeles
County Grand Jury which for several
weeks has been investigating charges
of alleged “crokedness” in 1919
games in the Pacific Coast Baseball
League.
l The four named went, W. Baker
(Babe) Barton. tanner first baseman
. Manet-t. former outfielder: for the '
on: Lake club; w c. Runner.”
M outfielder. and. mm his
mend. attend amulet: at Seattle.
with i: teaspomtul of Minute-o phos-
inliate in it. This will flush the pol-
isons and toxins from stomach. liver,
kidney: and 1..---3. and cleanse.
«ton and purify the entire ali-
Los ANGELES. Cal.. Dec. 11.——m- menury tract. Do you inside but
lmclrmnedlntlelym rich; nun
momlngsambontotthm
all the previous day’s pom
waste gases and saw. “clusters
eating moi-afoot}.
To smellihomfolhw: like
whammy-2mm“-
high grades of silks, velvet:
I and m fabrics. rm 1:
over, and; see how many more
. you can make happy for the
BUSINESS
COLLEGE
w —_.‘.. M..—
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'flflb
4" 50 ' I-
Every one in this l'hlllllllllllly l1y Jim .1 littl.»
have “XE liliXDRED DOLLARS llt‘Vl (‘hrlslmzis‘
That’s worth having; it? ‘
TRY IT.
Then put vvcry one «if _\‘ulll‘ F.\.\ll|.\'
make them SA\7ERS-—iiot SPL‘NDERSN\
llllll'll you
trying mm
in) 'l
Tllt' ('lllll um
in
show how 11111 in 1.11
The following ‘ ‘ Titlilcs ' '
how much you have:
1 an, 5: 101: 319:6 cmLukP MASS deposit
to or rot
Morel Occult week. In 50 weeks: W
~ 1: Club up 812.75 51: Clubpa yr: 83.73
2: B“. m. m 10: Club pay: $127.50
EVEN ABOUNT CLUB PLAN
swam ouch "(flunk '1: 50:33:
“:1?” 3:: 1'3 mm
am pan
Put
10.211151:
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also
Join
South NM Savings Bank
mm noawiux
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‘ NEWMAXWELL
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”was! to mango. all charges paid for
' 31275
M. WRIGHT
Norwalk Chronicler