Evening sentinel, Monday, April 25, 1921 · page 5

" APRIL 25,1921

 

 

lUllllN WILL
.llN ENTER RM

(1. 1led to Box a Man
«i Caiiey at the
:ili'tl S. C.

 

\i-i'il ;:'i.~i<‘i'ed P‘ul-
.«s a likely candi-
.\}\\i'l£lll title. and
, in ighi of his physi-
cm. into action. next
a thi- Jamaica Sport-
Hiwn at will he a man
r 1;: v.- whose identity
._ x. i. r\. If Mr. Cal-
.4- ii in a bout with a
llif‘ kept the matter
\lltlllltllll" if he ever
.umd of the judges
i.i\v.
ii: loudly complains
Euc- any of the good
”mm in the ring and
1.. l0\ any one who
...= him. It is not
a: \\lll last very long-
'- l, “ho hasa pick-
aiid a dead-
' the chin.

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In fact. 'Fulton is one of the best
boxers in the heavyweight division.
and if he possessed the courage of
Rocky Kansas the tall Minnesotan
would be invincible.

 

BOXING NOTES.

Lou Bogash. the Bridgeport welter-
weight. will meet “\Vildcat" Nelson of
Brooklyn in a fifteen round bout at
the Broadway Exhibition Association
tonight. Battling Lahn. the East New
York featherweight. will swing into
action against Eddie Brady, in the ten
round semi-final.

Abe Attell Goldstein. the clever
bantamweight. and George Thompson
of the Pacific coast. will meet at the
Brooklyn arena next Friday night and
a tine contest should result.

Midget Smith fought ten
with Ray Moore in Montreal, Canada.
last Friday night. in preparation for
his third bout with Jack Sharkey. at
Madison Square Garden. :1 week from
tomorrow. Sharkey boxes Benny Cos-
tcr Tuesday. Smith got the decision
over his rival several Weeks ago. and
he is going to repeat with a knockout.
Sharkey is in hard training and he
looks in perfect condition.

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ROBIN .1. C. BEAT Nl-:\\‘TO\\'.\’
AV’IENI'IiS.

The Robin A. C. club defeated the
Newtown avenues. yesterday after-
.noon. at Newtown avenue, by the
score of 23 to 10.

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SHEA IS STth A YAN‘K.

CHICAGO. Apr-ll 25.—“Pat." Shea.
who. it was announced several days
ago. would join the Chicago American
League team. coming from the New
York Nationals. under an inter-league
agreement. will not join the local club.
it was announced. The deal was de-

 

clared off. Shea. a pitcher. was pur-
chased from Toronto by New York
for $12.0.HU

THE 101"?)qu III‘ZAVILY

BACKED FOR THE DERBY

PARIS. April 25.—Heavy commis-
sions sent to London by Americans in
Paris have resulted in lowering the
price in the betting on The Bohemian.
owned by A. K. Macomber. to win the
Epsom Derby. from 66 to 1 to 25 to 1
in the future books. The Derby will
be run at Epsom on June 1.

FORDHAM (‘0LLE(:L-\.\'S LOSE.

\VATERRURY. April :5.—The \Va-
terbury Eastern League team batted
opportune-1y. yesterday. and defeated
Fordham University in an exhibition
game. 2 to 1. The score: R. H. E.
\Vatei-bury ....(Hi0 100 100—2 9 3
Fordham ”H.001 n00 “00—1 5 2

Batteries Puller. Rawley. Colley
and Army; McNamara. Colloton and
Cousineau. Marnell. I

 

 

 

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RED “1365 OMB“ A GALIE.

According to a communication. hot
from the lead pencil from the press
agent of the team. the Red “’ings
took a “forfeit" game from the Put—
iiam A. C.. on Saturday. the score be-
ing 9 to 0. The game had gone five
innings when rain set in. The
\Vings were willing to Wait "till the
clouds rolled by." but the opposing
team was equally willing not to. A
challenge is extended. by the Red
\N'ings, to play a game any clear day.

 

.‘lANCm-ISTl-IR GOES

. D0\\'.\‘ 10 DEFEAT

SOUTH MANCHESTER. April 25.
—The soocer classic of the season. the
State cup final. was battled to a finish
between the Graphophone team. of
Bridgeport. and the Manchester elev-
en. on the Adams street grounds, yes-
terday afternoon. the Graphophones
coming out in front. 2 to 0. thus tak-
ing the cup and State championship.

____________.__..___

GROH AND ROI'SH INELIGIBLE.
CINCINNATI. April :5. Negotia_
lions \vith.Eddie-._Roush. holdout out—
fielder. ”corn for the present. Aug-
ust Herrmann. presidtnt of the Cin-

 

cinnati Ndionals. announced last
night. Both l-Ioush and Heinie Groh

are now ineligible nnd- r the new rul-
ing of Commissioner Landis. and will
have to apply for r! iiisiziicmeiit before
they can play ball again.

Red '

 

BAUR AND MIINE

captured first honors in the lllllOCIllt‘
tournament.
the Norwalk Club, with :1 score of 7.-
140 points.
were Nelson Benedict and Cyrus lien-
edict, who finished with a score of 6,-
245.

Considerable Interest was taken in
the tournament.
hers participated in it and there was

3.

luncheon was served when the games
were finished.

7.140: Court \‘anl’uiren
Finncy.
Donald Shepherd.
films and \‘i'. H. Tillman. 5.86“:
Curtis and H. O. Pollard.
Geo. D. Russell and C. E.

220: Nelson Benedict and Cyrus Ben- l‘l‘idgellort. New

edict. 6.245: I. Byington and Thomas “Tight (‘llaml‘imh
Tlalcolm. 4.885: R. M. heach and I). Officiate as referee

R. Taylor. 5.000: F. 1:. \K'ilc0x and A. Oilwr ring minim-s will M
R. Malkiii. 5,915: Charlrs Gray and ance.

G. \V. Dykeman. 5.135; l‘aymond Every hour on

Hayes and Thomas XIi‘IJ-nli.

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liET FIRST HflNllliS

“'illiam C. Baur and John I). Milne

held Saturday night. at ment to be
Theatre on
competitors 2R.

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large number of spectators. A England.

rugged.

The final scores were as follows: tt-ii rounds. The
\viiiiam C. Baur and .ioim'Miine. Joe Hail pf
and George Davis of Ni“-
Cletus Magner and Y0Hug Mac m'
5.470; 1-2. S. Ad-
Chas.
5.46:’i; Col.
Slauson. 5.-

5.565:

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3.315: (3'

S. Raymond and Charles H.
t 1.550; B. \V. Gregmy and Dr

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Twenty-Six Rounds
1 \taml'on d 'llicatrc April 28. ' are

Twentv- si\' rounds of boxing is on
the piogram for the boning (Ill! rtaiii»
giw- n
Thursday
The prom-eds of
the Stamford Committee on Irish “1- TI“
lief and it. will mark.
campaign here to raise funds tor the
relief of Irish women and children. 3‘5”-

Sa.mmy “‘altz of Hartford.
the very best ft‘:llllt'l'“’f'lg’hls in
is to llll‘i‘l Joe
experienced
from Brooklyn. in

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