on m our mo talent the alts-phoned
m Gibbons. fifteen rounds. $39M
“ coincided‘wlth Ruddy.
round bent
. Abe Amen Goldstiein. 3 baan who
has scored a number of rotational:
, victories in the last few months. earn.
‘ ed the decision in a. ten round boat
33 over a rugged little chap named aide to suit the style of the French-1
man. Should he allow his opponents
to make the pace on easy one Guille-
mot may find lots of trouble at thé
Frank Dal}. of Staten Islaznd. Golds-
stein outpointed his man very handily.
scoring constantly with a snappy left
and. joking right book.
as.
Joseph Ruddy declared the contest a.
draw. and John Hold”. the returns,
. r
In the opening bout TonyCaponl.
of Rock Island. 111.. outpointed Saint
.3,my Greenspan.» of Harlem. in a. six.
Fred Jacks. an» English
weight. and Earl Ban-d. who wits an
aviator during the war.
the great throng with ten rounds of 0
Neither for the full journey: Then- again.
(' rough- and-tumble fighting.
man is possessed of boxing skill. but
the conclusion of the last round the
judges disagreed and Referee Jack
McAuliffe voted in favor of a. draw.
BRmfiEPfiRlBEAlS
issm
\
The University of Bridgeport ,“lilB-.
ketball team defeated the Norwalk
High five..resterdsy aflernoon. in the
First church gm Bridgeport. by a
score of- 37 to 13. Three weeks ago
Norwalk defeated this team by a score
of 28 to 10. The game was well play-
ed. thescore being tied at 3—3. when
Frank shot a. foul.
Tm- Norwalk players complained
that the referee gave the. signals to
the Bridgeport players;
ly stepped in the way.of Illalkln‘.
The score:
Bomalk.
Players. Goals. Fouls. Pts.
Burns. lf ............ 2 1 5
-~- — Bank”), rf ......... . 0 0 0
Malkin. c .......... 2 1 5
McMahon. rg . . . . . l D 2
Frank. lg .......... (I 1 1
Totals ............ 5 3 I3
Cannon substituted for Frank in the
3 last five minutes.
University of Bridgeport.
Players. Goals. Fouls. Pls.
Johnson. lf ......... 2 1 5
)chee. rf .......... 3 u 6
Laven.c.........3.. ‘1' 4 18
Magner lg .......... 2 .0 4
Robstocke rg ........ 0 0 0
. Egan. lg ............ 0 0 0
EM" Ehrsan rg .......... 3 0 4
3 it — — ‘-
3‘ Totals 16 5 37
l
H‘EDDOR mums - _
.-. AT. 18-: WNE‘
Bests Percvcdlins in Final of Ama‘
tour Tide Tm, coo «1-247. ‘ 3
Final Standing 0! the Players.
\Von. Lost. HR.
Charles, Heddon ......
Percy N. Collins. . . ... .
Francis 8. Appleby. . . .
Edgar '1'. Appleby .....
Robert M. bard .......
Emil A. Planner. . . .
A. I. Brown ...........
‘ CLEVELAND. li'eb.
“x... _ 300 to 247.
‘ t
sure winner.
I, , Collins started in great fashion and
3 in the twelfth lupin: led Heddon I”
3, to 13. then the change came. Com-33 -.
l! piling a. run or t: and following with
«small but consistent runs. Heddbntted
:8 Collins in the matfifourth main:
with a. run of 56.1111! title: holder
challenged. but with runs of 61' 37
he
11.
'1
16.-—l”ercy N.
"Collins. of Chicago. was dlsplaced as
the national 18.2 balkline amateur hu-
3 liard champion here. last night. when
he was demoted by Charles Heddon.
of Dowagiac. Mich» m the final game-
ogrthe tournament. The score was
The defeat 0"! Collins came-Isa sur-
prise. as be watpicked .by the em,
‘ ports at‘the‘start 0'! the event to be’a
entertained
feather- h
continual-
I33
89
clfltuhlVDNNF‘
1-:
n‘
05
, sand‘ 24. Heddon kept well in the lead
,; until the end.
—. Collins won the one in 1920 and a'lmzvmzrd 9‘“ “ml" 3°” 9'4““
. victor) last night” would have given
film permanent posscmlon of the tro- Ila
phy offered by the National Annalee r
Blllhrd Association.
--——.
3 PHILADELPHIA. Feb. 16.-——Franlt
'9. B. Merely. authority‘on boxing: am
‘ . here. early yesterday. after two )3“
illness. He was 55 years old and was
born in Brooklyn. N.
' years an new to Eamon. m
be entered newspaper work. devofiiltj‘
more of his etorts to articles on put-i
“3:11.39 remained in mm m3
two years ago.
. .5?
mm.
mruxrnrows. w. v... semis.
, 'E'atfon for a dual track meet,
he‘s-3M ~ ~kale and West Virginia. Uni-9
- vr33~’ 9‘ has been refused 3
j‘“"ueers because the
r.
and here is not, In
“0;wame tantrum mas
1’ 1
sense AUTHORITY 1mm ;
Y.Fltteen
Lament: mu hate been prepared in?
the. Guaranty Trust Club. at Madison}
Sundae Garden. on Saturday nine;
next. when loaders Carports! W4:
Guillemot. the great» From w
3 as the m attraction in the special!
{noon-mem- race. Everybody admits
that it was an enterprisintmove on!
thomrtotthc Guaranty Club to
bring over the Frenchman to try con-
clusions with the Americans. and to
give the public a. chance otseeln: the,
youngster. who is regarded as the
' world’s greatest long We runner.-
mgmy smoking am: a mile and
sevcnoelghts. and by the athletic crib-
ics cdrrstdered a little on tho snort
start and make the pace a cracked
there Is hardly any, one on this side
Gulllemot will have to work against
each was willing to gixe or take. At the disadvantage of cutting around
shaxp corners for the first time in his
11mm of the best runners tuned
up to meet the visitor" are Joie Play.
the present American mile champion.
and Harold Cumin- iamumrls known
as the “Flying Parson" from Boston.
Cutblll has recently defeated Ray.
pletcly. \londaA night. in his bout
with Young George Gardner. 0! Low—
ell. at Boston as a seml-finsl to- the
Harry Kid Brown-Harry Carlson at-
fair. Though Gardner ruled a. has fa.
var-its. the New. Britain veteran stépr
pet] right out and whipped his appea-
ncnl in three ”rounds.
.Iizz-d as the featherweight champlon
of Xe“ England. will defend his title
Fridm night at Boston. against Bobby
another promoter in the field for the
Leonard- Tendler bout. Rams has an-
thc respective managers to agree to
, she fashion. Tlplllz use an easy
‘ 13mg. m .—-Onr V é of the,
treats a! the sent, indopl‘:
The distance on Saturday night. ls
finish. and perhaps a. defeat. but if
e should go right hang from the
t the pond good enough to hold him
______’_._—.—-——-——-——-
BOXING NOTES.
Johumr Shuxrue of Vs'aterbury who
is inst making himself as equallv {an
mous as was his brother Joe. “ill be
one. of the principals iothe headline
number-of a boxing card to be put on
by the laibertl A. C. March :5. His
opponent will be Young Rector. of
Jerse; City. Shugrue has been doing
wonders in the ring of late and has
advanced so fast that at the present
time his services are much in demand
Next Mondm night the Brass Clulte
mlmzles with Eddie \‘Vallace. the
Brooklyn thuxnptr. in :1 tuelxe round
bout at \Vorcestefi
Robby Reimer upset the dope com-
Al Shulwrt. of New Redford. recog-
.losths. in a ten round bout. Thls
pair mixed it up several weeks ago.
and put on such a rattllng go that.
alter efforts of smeral weeks. they
v. we finally brOught together for a re-
turn battle.
Leon L. Rains. of Philadelphia. is
nounced that he is willing to
sm mm to show good faith in staging
this important battle. He sass he will
:uaramec 559. Mm with a privilege of
:0 per ctnt. to the boxers and portal!
whatever split thev desire.
.d put amny recently after a terrific
:truggle which saw the champion go
down for the count or nine in the first
round showed that he suffered no etu-
ecu {mm the championship bout
when be trimmed Joe 'l‘lplitz. of Phil.
adolphla. last Friday night. in decl-
msrk for Mltehell‘s hefty. wallops.
Though admimsterim; his opponent a.
m . Sting. Mltchell could not fin—
.sh the hiladelpluan. however.
BESSSELVASIA» ('Blllws
PBAC'I‘IC'E.
PHILADELPHIA. Feb. lG.-—Cca.ch
Wright. of the 1 Diversity of \Pemuyl-
unis crews. is taking Advantage of
the fine weather and has had his
normed at work on the 363111wa
River for the last three days Four.
crews were on the water ,yest'erdsy._
It ls the mrllest that the Penn!!!-
vanla. men over hove taken to the
river; - .
JESS um To cxvn UP
FMG.
LAWRENCE.‘ Kan. Feb. 163—483 3
W’lllard announced yenterdiy that he
had decldcd to quit tanning. The all
business and the prize- rlnx will claim
”attention henceforth. he sold.
home-l Les Who.
to Confirms to train." 3- 3
WINHKYHW BOUT
mm
NW YORK; Feb. 16 .-——The mm;-
round boxing match 2»:me
Lewinsky. at New York. and We '
99
Rlchle \‘lltchell whom Bennv Loon:!
"I am throoqflr' with forming, " Wlh ,
1d said. “me on I am an oll.’
man and-aprizés‘llghter. I'm going
l
:pormnitiea to all home
fyea‘r these opportunities are far greater than has ever «been
before. But, what is of. big imports 3' is: the fact thaotheseprices
are of drastic reductions on top of the rm. ctions we made someh’me
l
. 1......
i l 9. This is a wonderful opportunity to furnish
3 house, or to secure an odd piece. . .3.
These prices we are asking now, during this Feb ..
be the lowest, we believe, for the. Entire year {if 1921. All: 9.
i made during this sale will be held for ’L‘maxre.9 defivery.:,‘
‘ show a. few illustrations. 3 ,, 3:.
MM»?
only: minds on murmmm
I TAPESTRY scents
3
In'choice «may «meg-em designs. tllrce guides. 2......- 7
cusluous, spring. edgecmrsl mctmu . r_ We mum“: recall when prices
15% *3 $3755” on Library Tables xvm so low
‘ as new. Golden ()ak, Fumed
Oak, and Nahum: finish.
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BEDROOM ,
FURNITURE 9
If you are insect-ch of a new
Bedroom Suiteit‘n low prior, g9
you should not fad. to m II
throng: our lime swat-twat in. ‘
all mmls, designs and ammo; .
Nothing cheap but the price. é i
«Ton probably Tavé longexpmsed a (leis-fare to at New
Dining Room Suite to replace your present one. We have a
large amen-talent an al woods and finishes.
$95. 093 £09 $625.99
DUFGLD BEDS
Witfi this WBed 111 your giving room you hAVé at ,,
your disposal an emit-’3‘ bed room by: simply om up; ‘
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a punifihmpm and
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balloting than me _
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Aprons for Little Girls
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pink, blue and tan have .
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