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mm But to.“ n:
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AtteBikmoi-et-Iotel. meted
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”my. arm tench this my
71 m Tex» Richard and? “‘3‘
_f.lladison Square Garden. ism
roast.
owned the tall man 1mm Kansaswas
«new thebaueot hisvisit he
"ianhere to make a new“:
. tor the world's title
I may it
n will bermade until such
es Hielmrd. .Kea'rse Ifl‘e-m
_ mixer
.. 'P‘Iern noelcoking for a W
" ’ulfam. the challenger. but Ir _
' chime to showthe pwuethis his
"debt at. my best. in the Toledo m
1:? I hid my own fineness to trainlncas‘tr
they were not the proper ones. It I
an: matched again with Dempsey I
will be fit
5’ ”'1 hope the reports that Dempsey
’W-term are not treads"; gage
“met and deteat him at his fist.
. ~ on big. fellow appearedto WWI-:3]
«that physical condition. than con-
firming the reports that he ins harm
neatly training!“ segxral months
«lip-st.
m Date for none Is m it.
Willard maesfiohabb Iceman-
hm himself 9&8“me his de-
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CHICAGO. Jan. 25. ——“It the',
”League takes any active
-the prosecution or the i
-. 80:: ball players there won' pd any
American Imue within a month aft-
er the trial is over." last night declare
ed Attorney Thomas D. Nash.
‘ for ten! ot the. Chicago players w
fie indicted for alleged ihréwln: or
the would' a series games. ;
"Wat Ban Johnson will have
. an," Opportunity to m a tow ms-
tions’which will prove tJflfle embar-
rassing to him in regard to his ilnan-
cm imitations wigh three pericam
Lascoe baseball teams it the‘ease‘ ot
the alleged 'hera’ of the 1919 world's
baseball championship ever comes up
Jot-W," mid Attorney Nash. '
Continuing. Mr. Nash mid: “I will
shape on record with this statement:
That there isn't a player in any of the
‘6 Western teams or the American Lea;—
. no that will testify against my clients.
~ ‘Buck' “’eaver. Fred McMullln.‘ ‘flsp-
' py' Felsch an'd 'Swede’ Risberg."
When asked if he intended fighting
the case when it comes up 101' .trinl.
Attorney Nash said:
~ "'1 shall enter a motion to quash the
j indictments against my clients. call as
a matter of keeping my mm,“ the,
‘- case-1n men )ty clients want to no
”to Multicolor“? Weaver. We shall
.. spent: a bomb when we try the-3m:
er case that will‘Yock the American
League to its foundation. Neither Mr
Weaver nor myselt fires to discuss
thefnsdure ot the surprise.
Myer is under a cloud until the
trialekes place. We are roadside-ac
.. Jody-lei tomorrow. When- the trill is
on watch the fur fly {or on! prthese
‘oterlorfls’ of the American heag‘nr "
concruded Mr Nash.
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- t Smaller-hie. when: labia hit leesue
5. day as first baseman tor the Giants
, Arum-mine cuss. hemrheioizn
anemone with Georg mailings. L
beneath: mm: slab. of Wu-
» W league; whereby' lie ~wm
imam base for Rochester the com-
min.
.- timwlnter time Met-hie in a Flow.
tanner. He salesm' resembles on
”We scale» here. but he took a
- é wat'liberty totslk business with
wm\ubemm himtaalaafirst ;
. and wetnen admirers of the clinllcngt
lertEd) Wis. hmht chom-
., ails-tier last night vanquished.
rl Caddock. the last of a trio otter- ‘
riv‘als. by the use ot those--
was ”sour. as minutes-“90w
crowd that jammed the Seventy-first
'sppliestion of the weakening lock and
Cadtloclt lay stunned flat on his back.
then was a strong demmmtion by
the spectators ssnlnst the method used
Loy Lewis in winning and wishing his
championship." .
Nearly an hour elapsed before
Lewis head lock began to elect the
Iowan. and the match was s most
thrilling eilubition 0 scientific wrest.
ling. strength and d. But as soon
as Lewis began to get his muscglar
left armmbcut Caddock's head and ex. -
er! a pressure that-had previously sent
Stecher and Zbyssko to hospiul. the
resourcefulness and tell as easy \ic-
tint to the further application oi the
lock.
Five times in succession in the our
fifteen minutes at the contest Lewis
put. on the discouraging head pressure,
and while Caddock recovered sufllci-
ently,_.to clutch Lewis' foot in miss:
despairing edort. pet the end was in
sight.
Lewis- Down m. Rival.
After Lewis broke the toe hold he
sprang at the weakened Caddock and
brought him down with a flying head-
lock. As the. Iowan arose utter set-
ting tree of the clutch he was shaky
on his legs. and from the look in" his
eyes the scene was a ‘blur to him.
With another panther-like spring
llewis encircled the head of the now”
groggy Caddock and threw him heav
fly to the floor. Caddock was calm
pletely stunned and lay. still. while
his seconds rushed .to his assistance
and applied rental-olives. it wns scu-
era] minutes before the defeated
wrestler moved. and he smiled as he‘
reached his feet.
Meantime the onlookers . berated
Lewis for what they considered his
brutal tactics "No more hood lock:"
was shouted at him from all mer the
Arman.
The champion paid no attention to
the censure but as man as (haddock
recovered shook his hand and then re-
than that of any other hold.
Lewis had an advantage in weight
a few seconds.
Wrestlers show So Ill» M '
:\:EW~YORK. Jan. Simon; the
wxwectators at the wrestling bout here.
last. night. in which Ed. (Strangler)
howls successfully defended his line
against “Bari Caddock. were torty,men
aw. who traveled from Omaha.
to see him in action.
('nddock lodny showed no ill otYects
Nola.
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Two of the “this” played
challenger lost his odtlike agility and ‘
muubckattheesdotam"
ends. Tucson-ewes with-“hats. j,
Regiment Armcry. and after the final I \
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The Red Men won from the AI
Port Cheaters. in lied Men's Hall. last
night. in s last game. by the more of
33 to 1:. The preliminary game Wu.-
betwoen the Red Men's second train
and the Walters. the latter winninx
by a score of 18 to 9.
The lineup of the his wine. togeth-
er with the scores. lollow:
tired. Nearly every opponent that ’ [led ”at“ Fouls. Pun.
newts has met in the last few months 1 levers. s ‘ 1?
has been several;- injured by the ”“4 Court. ri' ............ 4 o s
lock. Stet-her and Zbyilko requiring lliackman. it ........ i " .‘
dismaltomion for weeks ai'tor the Broth—non. c . . . . . I: 0 ‘
hams There. has been agitation :0: M ‘1‘ '- """"" a o 0
moral years minst the head lock: hell). i; .' ........... 5— .. u
"I. GNP?! of when is more weakening Totals ............ 16 ' l 33
All Port (W.
(lo-sis. l-‘ouls Pts.
0" for” pounds, but the Iowan was in m?” i l ,
Mch. rf ...........
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skill and speed baffled the champion , Yd ll 'c """"" 2 o ‘
from the beginning ken a 'll ‘ .......... ‘ I 3
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Next Monday his!“ the um um
will play the flrldgrport “Bl: Fire."
while the second team will chili with
a. tum. ot the tire department from;
Wit Norwslk.
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South Norwalk Club. last night. Team
3 defeated Team 7. while m 0 de-
zn a. result of the gruelling- bout. Old- 1%"
tfimo W “pm III). (‘60..de the tented Team ‘i The iron:
mam" 0" a! ‘hclmm 'mnm'“ Moore ............. so u as
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M‘dfls are shown and many fiyles as re-
ms Filings and hardware
Right models for both
ladies and gentlemen.
mundane
«Regular $3.50
timber $8.00
Regular $18.50
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\
‘ Sale Price 310.80
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Sale Price sum
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cowhide 'M in blot-k, russct, brown and mahogany
Sale Price 818.29
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dress,
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very busy. try spendinghhlf
this day at Reed's.
outside the
iooks pretty
venture to say icw poisons
know the inside thoroughly.
Everybody is so hurried that
. it is only when something is
as a conga
ihai one
comes Mes directly to the
idcparimenis on the mad
“floor “snakes seleciion
“By the direct sand to the
elevators one Fuses-wines;
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or a hat
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" Yes Madame, and two new modefs await you ‘
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has Wed in town for an indefinite stay /
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of gray.’ So What could be mun H! K , 1' “L: WW”
mm of timelhan gray font “4 .H 23‘ ‘ _"\ ““"'““
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restful, quiet and ladflikr l H... H N ' M0 "W
collaboration of cow sucrlv shm \ u: ”HI-N“ “'2:
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gray. black or blue and us. "in in
purple and Burgundy.
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$12.20 .
Farrier price $15.50. a . '
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“Lot’ sbeeaches!”
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