pon Square Garden.
* .rAlthough Kansas and Jackscmhaive
m103~boY‘thinks he has improved
,. Iii
in
m. " Kansas points to his two
VWoareer. and. he believes he will be
- the next opponent of Benny Leonard
Biro championship bout.
-. Kansas is a miniature Hercules and
hits withterrific force. Although well
ow the 135 pound limit of the class.
We...
‘3. ,Iackson’s prowess is well-known to
’Vlocal patrons of boxing. and no doubt
is entertained that he will compel
Ka. 'srto use every resource at his
eful. accurate hitter. a. fairly a
xer and very aggressive. ‘ d
ering the rivals from every h
ications are strong that the n
meeting will be full of exciting situa- a
lions. Not enough is known of Kam-
sas to warrant a positive opinion re-
ll.
garding his chances against Jackson, the week. i nwhich a man was held io‘DOWd could have won had he not
ion the Buffalonian has done the u
, greater part of his fighting in lip-State , . . . .
/ . . axailable cash. .Lahey is “ell-knoun real question at issue is whether the
/’/ Clubs' 39‘ 1‘; is- safe ‘0 say he will in W'aterbury sporting circles as 8. rules incorporated in the .M’aikcr law
where he fought under the ‘are to be enforced only in‘ the cases of
need all the ability claimed for him boxer.
;minor on'enders. ‘The Boxing Com-
_L by his Irwarmest admirers if he is to u
take the measure of Jackson.
In addition to the main event there PATSY BOGASH'S Tl‘lRIflFlC
will be a joust between Jack Sharkey,
once a. favorite candidate for the ban-
Lam honors. and Midget, Smith. a
youngster of combative disposition.
4. This should be quite as interesting as
the chief number on the program.
- The matches were made by Tex
“Rickard, who contributed his services"
and gave the Garden. rent free. to
the Greater New York Committee for
the Relief of Ireland. After expenses
are paid. the remainder of the receipts
will go to that worthy cause.
In the preliminaries Sammy Sieger.
of this city. will meet Artie Root. of
Cleveland. at ten rounds. and Kid Nor-
folk, the negro “thunderbolt." will
meet Jack W'ard. of Philadelphia. in
0
l
M811 Intent on Get“ The gamef dillaring that i 137 but i
< . . -' mnuteso pVywas ar- even, . ' ’ or u 9883?
Championship— Match 1.. the a...» mu: the mm...“ m .gggggdbtgwgke:§“m§ufi to.
,_ With Leonard ‘ ran away from the locals: , ‘- ' "
~ ‘, ‘ . . . Recently the Naugatuok five was there" were 8mm}. in plenty Via: a
4‘“ ' ‘L ' ' Network.” “'9 armory referee to disqualify W330“.
. sis {10211311SigflélfiliL—gifrquesg with gig‘tgeolrge Smith jumping con-V '
. , e c C e 0 ter. in . . qwever.*vms not .with‘ < ' below :1th
_ - .Kansas and his qualifications the team Saturday night and 'Bill “figgg‘fifif‘thfiflmy 'u-ciund' the
to: match with the champion of the Meeker jumped center. scr
“93 W“ be settled tonight. 8‘ the of Smith from the lineup is one of blows. Soperlistently did Wilson of-
conclusion of a bout between the But- thereasons tor the local team's de- ifendthflt "we began “think he had
mlonlan and Willie Jackson. a} Madis. teat. although ‘Meeker. played a good no further use .10.- m. two and was
game.
. Others in the local lineup were Da- to
, two meetings in the ring, neither gon,» Lunchak. Brotherton and Guar-
ngned decided advantage. but the niere. '
- defeated. b
«we _ .
#
he Norwalk (Co. K) quintet jam-a V a
ne$ed to Naugatuck, Saturday night. i by disqualifying the
where it was dgeated but??? {Rig};
her City live by encore " - . o. .' v0 took the
“at “an“ 351$» didn’t see the punch“ which
7:13
fl, ’ criticise the white ”I ‘
Co. on o a Quite . f
‘3‘ ”Timmy the. tune
:Eom'cial. . For.;insbul¢e. 'th§t°L'—ml ’t; 'l'
doubt in our mind ”tint mm
W
-' Thursday night. and
bugwould you have spoiled the
G as. yous «wouldn’t. LM;
have n a. riot.
easiest 'way
'O’Dowd's' many ’ complaints.
"So"often dt'd Johnny crash
The absence m8 shiver-ed with the impact'of the.
willing to let like take it back
The Naugatuck lineup consisted of disqualification. bm’rifi {g ‘bout
197m?“ in recent. months to re- McGran. ’Murphy, Watkins. M. Garick.
Jackson from the pathway to B. Garick and Scofleld.
’ than! Richie Mitchell as proof .
-, .. . he is fighting in better form at l ' ., -
moirpresent time than ever before. inr '
8 has the to o of e. m'ddl l ht. - , '
His legs are '51:?“ but very szgfifea- Danbury POhCB C ap t u l' e
Pair on Robbery
Charge
DANBURY. March 21.—-Lawrence
d' The boy from The Bronx Lahey, 30, and John Whaley, 25,_were
rrested by the local police. yester-
ay. charged with assaulting and rob-
ing a man on the street Saturday
ight. The police say that the men
dmit the holdup and also confessed
to the sumec house in connection with
nother case that occurred earlier in
p. assaulted and relieved of all
nine of "Chick". they.
PUNCH SLAMS NE‘V
YORKER TlfliOI'GH IlOPl‘ls
Patsy Bogash added unotliy kayo
to his record. Saturday night. at the
Pioneer Sporting Club, in New York.
when heyms awarded the decision
ver Johnny "Kid" Lewis on a foul.
{Referee \K’ildm-r stopped the bout
f'iilt he third stanza when Lewis per-
'int he third stanza when Lewis per-
‘sisteil in holding onto l’ntsy in frantic
:ei’forts to duck the finishing wallop Elm! is 110‘ 119‘ to be disciplined by the
lthat would have put him to sleep. '
lVVildm-r repeatedly warned Lewis to
‘stop his holding. to no avail. andzdoum and’wocoedlns on the supposi-
iflnally waved him out of the rin‘g. tiou that the low blow: were not in-
.,_ . Til-gather ten-round afl‘air_ 1‘2"“: ()1? BOXING BIIJII
. .
V- at Stake Tonight
L’ .The basketball game is at stake to- lo
, 5.003; ’10 31.; DECIDED l"a referee shall not give more than
' . one warning for an unintentional
)\&Skfl Ban Title ‘ .ot‘ the sin-culled Boxing hill. introduc- ifot‘fl." ”‘9- OWF‘M‘N' to be disqualified
ed this year by Senator Bakewcll. or er! the second offence.
' McAvoy warned Wilson thme times.
HARTFORD, March 2].———Thc fate
,New llaven.‘ a Yale progessor. is soon
“ "' "M Ito lm 'llltldc known to the thousands
f fans interested in the pastime and
' punches to beat O'powd. but he
ed them just the some."
champion was hitting low. In
an operation for hernia.
Deserted ”WWW“.
should have disqualified \Vilson
vldes.
.thuu the question as to who
ibcen weakened by foul blows.
lmission imposed severe penalties
_ number of unknown youngsters last
week, suspending them for periods or
.thirty to ninety days. One. little
illad been guilty of the horrible on'ence
gol‘-nghting .twice on the some
r'and another had refused to 11311
Jess he got a raise in his shone ot the
fpurse. These boys were roughly treat-
ed. hut along comes a title holder and
is guilt)“ of the (ouiest work ever seen
iin a ring in this State. and he not only
is not penalized by the ring oilicials
:commission.
g Giving Wilson the benefit of
tent‘ionnl. still he should have
,disqunlilied. The rule provides
and thermtter‘ permitted the
holder to hit as many foul flown
W'_j.n'ight. at Red Men's Hall. 25 Main’lto “1059 opposed to having the mitt pleased without evcn‘lfl’ttng an
tlie most bitterly fought contest of the,
. street, Norwalk. A game that will be gpa'stime legalized in this State.
The document is down on the cal.
.v (1’) hunting grounds" of the com«
95m?" and Red Men (Juniors). mlttee. will quite likely be fairly well
'tién and overflowing with confidence.
_ : . :fl‘he management has prepared for
,1Kfe largest crowd of the seasonmml
‘ntnsic. c
' innings and was hit rather freely. but
i‘i'figdgrfi’erlce. Before the batting prac- c
t' 'ém hard and far."
EAGLE A. C. xo'rus.
'r “dues.
. flhere iSLa basketball game. on Sat-
,-
CHMIPION CHESS TOURNEY.
HAVANA. March 2l.-—Dr. Eman-
hess tournament. which was all-
~ ‘ ‘ journedzat the sixty—second move this
m PROVLS‘HL HAS , morning. Experts who analyzed the
3: NOT LOST BATTING EYE positions of the pieces on the. board
» “SBREVEPORT, Lm. March 21"?“ this 'morning after the two master
Tgfi'Yanl-tces' second team brought. in lplayers had adjourned. declared their
tether lectorY-xvesterday. by beating lbeuer that the game would result in
111.? Snmeport team by a. score 0" 9 to a draw. as did the first two games or
.. 2."? Bow Shawkey pitched the first five the tournament.
An interesting situation arose dur-
““1 men on the _paths_the “old boy" mg last night's play when in the mid-
rfliowed his old skill. Rip Collins. who die of the sitting Dr. Laskcr began
_,tlgished the game. had an easy time. marching his king toward the queen's
'ell‘rank Baker sot m a uniform be- side of the board. His purpose was
1'91? the game and in his flrSt time at not.revealed and experts. were puzzled
PM: lined the ball against the right as to how he planned to continue his
ombination player after he had
NEW YORK .MIERII‘ANS BACK.
NEW YORK. March 21.—-Tlle New
Manager Huggins. it was reported
A’Mall game Will be waited on in dispatches here will send is uad "gin Elmer out “Mi;
My afternoon with the Fairfield through heavy practice and hprosgably to meet A , ”‘ h L L 7‘
Woe Giants. One is also booked for 'ill give some of the re r t he night, It ‘W gelatin ’38., 7’”
» r119 withthe Laura street Giants: ’2? chance when the tear: 3:53:31; ii: Rattler lea: ’1 L
. . , . , games with the, Brookl 'n D a re
.mav morning. With the Whirlwinds. Thursday, ' 5 9 Fe on
, 7 _ . . “Gnu—a
0015mm IN GOOD (ammo.
NEW YORK. MarchV21_.~——Algred
D. . _ ‘ . ~ Goullet. six—day bicycle Vrider,~ who
, a you _ conducted “outlaw" nowhere mil?!“
. , Chicago. has been placed 1 ‘
new _ standing by the Cycle Rid
Vtion, it was announ'oeit .
. The veteran cyclist hat 3n
w « year contract Mappers: 9'”
- » - ciation's track Providence
»’ LC 7 7‘ delphia.NéwurKan Kev m
i' toasted ~ - . ..
re— l
gbrow. McAvoy and Judge Shorten did
,not even deduct points tor the chem.
1 ;seia.son will be the present handed to Lender for a hearing Thursday oftcr- fpion’al foul work. and the rule strictly
.the basketball fans. .noon. before the Judiciary committee. .prcscribcs that this shall be done. no
. . Elie battle‘royal is between Monker lto which it was referred when intro- mailer ii the tools are unintentional.
XGl‘Otto. 0" 5011‘“ )orwalk. and the Zduced by the Elm City legislator. and l
7' 1 ,t BEG Men. Of .\orwalk. :the old Senate chamber. the "hav-
,Li’l ’i“hc\opellcl‘ Wlil be between the p
imerit boxers there is not much
”audit: will be an eye opener. All four crowded when discussion on the bill for improvement in the sport.
teams claim to be in tip top condi- is started. '
Eflecuve Punches.
Tommy Shorten. who. at one o! the“
judges. gave Lhc decision to “moon.
explained his attitude, by declaring
'f‘i'y‘g’im 1138 Pu}: ‘0 get to the hall car- ilel Lasker and Jose R. Capablanca (that m his opinion ““30“ had
:zglgcl’aayfstafgso prgxp’tllxshat 8 o'clock. will rest tonight preparatory tom d
.rDanciii' until 12 with v .. o d sumlng tol'norrclwr night the t r
8' El) g 0 game ~in iheil norld championship
clean. ell’ectlve- hitting."
u
series or the illegal blows. A
less rugged than O'Dowd would
vsuccumbed early in the bottle.
reason for stringent rules against hit-
.ting low is that blows of that lort
.glve the hitter an unfair advantage
;over the victim. in that it weakens
the latter so he cannot fight with cus- ‘
tomary vigor. ,
i In spite of these well-known
referees and judges constantly permit
boxers to hit low and escape the pen-
.alties.
,
r
ée‘ was over Baker had convinced brought his king nearer the center of! BOXING NOTES. L
may one present that he still can the contest. . Archie Walker is still dissatisfied
with the results of hiobouts‘dth
(can and may meetVVthe non-l) at the
gFit‘teenth 'Regimegt Armory.
. row night.
, Jack Stone. tile magi- Whamm-
.weighi.. discovered by
has finally clinched a. New
Stone
tech: ‘ , . 7‘
_ firom oibbourmlied-
once but 5410an um, colon ‘
not ’ did‘lt ”may I": '
four umesiin succession inane round.
Referee Joh'miy
ul. . , -,
“With the fight over and done with,
it is just asweli “Lineman-a.- no
ers who are inclined toilwlng‘in low
punches. intentional. or otherwiie.
W'iison di.ln't have to resort to low
'L . The attempt in some quarters to
gloss over the foul tactics of Wilson is
I ' I not supported by the facts._ 0n the
‘ L ’ other hand. .it is known that Referee
Mcnvoy twice warned Wilson to "keep
his blows up." proof positive that the
tion. O’Dowd ,is today in care of a
physician and may have to undergo
It is doubtless true that McAvoy
took the easiest way out and ignored
the low blows that were taking the
steam out of O'Dowd. Nevertheless he
the first warning. for the rule so pro-
}lowcvcr. the subject is broader
In substance. if the Hoxing Commis-
lsim‘l cannot guarantee the enforce-
fment or cardinal rules against promi-
cided advantage in the matter or
, There is no more effective punch
lthan one that lands below the belt.
and it .is not surprising thafO’Dowd
showed weakness after receiving 3.
Wm .Will be a special meeting Of York American League team. ‘vVhich‘Ym'k’ in final bouts next’i‘rkhy “kl“-
Eagle _A.. 0. Club. tomorrow even- “70'! all five. of lls exhibition games on
Lat. the home of Charles Mitchell. a. week's tour through Louisiana. re-
V.-;me'n_fi>ers are asked ‘to make a re; turned today to the Shreveport train-
. unfit-he tickets sold and to bring jng camp,
_The prelmunariuwul be munch}
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ere.
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