Baseball {3113 will htne thekL M
uponunity of seeing a7 baseball game
lids season, when. the NomsBss and"1t
m'oods will play
Me for the city Champiofigm
day: afternoon, on Wat‘iefd.
m the start Stands 8. tie, With two first; squad, wil; perks ’7 . _
gains apiece won and one tie. The shifted to it. At the last page,
' Rnssell Hall; who last week.
will mg
wail-z. but my Bethke has been espe-
SiLydE—r W1: “ ,
walk lineup.
muse considertble trouble for the 39‘
imvn aggregation- Sundoy'scrowd is
expected to be the ”greamgst that ever
sitnessed a game in \‘prvg31k in years,
and the game will start 31:12 p. m.
sharp.
50-759 Champion
Johnny Wilson on
Way to Buston
Johnny \Yilson was en ism.- to 36s:
ton in his automobile and stopped 01‘! .
L. at Hartford. 7' yésterday'
*. noon. so- that he could-
7 fiends in South Manchester.
after:-
Since
active as far as Dosing is concerned.
that he was heading home7 Ltd . whip
.1113: are in prospect. He said Ltha}: be
4- ithe: Mike Gibbons or Mike Mcfl‘igué.
1.. 1:77 Boston as the probable scene 0:
n7 7 m‘ the encounters.
12‘: «in declared that the
‘ hard held up as the result at
:2 with Brvan Downey Lwould
him in a few 6335. The case
. 7". H
“1:7 .. .wnt is expected any as? now.
H77: :1 traced his poor showing
<t Downey to the extremely awk-
::- ctics 7 the Westerner employed
7 ring.
it'd.
33'." said the champion. -
eW York Broker
i NEW YORK. Nov.
TQC‘O\(*K‘ money said to haxe been
. named Tex Rickard for promotion of
Mine Johnson- Jefi‘ries bout. in 1910
and other big sporting events Frank
3). Armstrong. broker yesterday
sought to haxe the prot’noter and two.
corporations in which he is interested
thrown into the hands of a receiver.
Upon Armstrong's application, ‘51:-
treme Court Justice Hotchkisssign—
ed on order requiring Rickardf the
lladison Square Garden corporation
and the Madison 7Square Garden
$norting Club. Inc" to show cause
next Monday why a. receirer should
not be appointed for their interests. . . .
In his complaint Armstrong stated
he 1.dvanced Rickard $10, 000 to aid
in promoting the 101.111.011-317;er
‘contest. also that: he helped the pro-
znoter “hen 'he managed the Gaus-
Nelson bent in Goldfied. Nevada. and
when he obtained the lease on Madi’ L L7
5011 Square Garden.
The two corporations 11an in; the
uromplnir ..t Armstrong alleged, owé'dL
Picks rd SEQC’HOGO but Rickard had
told him he had no money to pay his
debts.
upon his recommendation. William W.:
Zexmstrong president of the Natibnal
«flapper Bank. of Salt Lake City. also
1: «E loaned money to Rickard.
Football Games to
"1L 1;. .and \s. Yale New Eaten. 2
\hslaan at Amherst. . -
. mm. at Princeton. 7 «L
r tell is Columbia.71\‘ew Yd?
e Dame at West Point. ‘7
eie Tech. at Penn .State.
e: In at tniv. of— Pen.
ska at Pittst 1!.
Ste-r at Colgate. 7
"s at Syracuse. ,
eld “Y” at Detroit. .
and Lee at W Virginia, 7
"1 at Georgetown ~. 7 7 '
at Holy Cross. L 7 '7 7 '
.
i
I
tniv. at Tufts. 5 '
R71 State at cases 7 L '
.1 at Georgia.
- zit Minnesota.
trsed the e
‘33 Gas-1 if
‘ Thimselt’ into shape again fur the bouts
mones‘
7 “flowney never showed
.wliiiation to mix it when I was
”Bilizrig and as soon as he would sling
:1 Now. he would fold up immediate‘
Sues Tex Rickard
5.——In an efifort
The complainant added first1
victors bi Siniaazr’s game: will not only Thanday, the players vie shifted-L
ods dorm to defeat. fence Him
’ start Sunday for Nor- LJ
Cooke wilt most likelyl.
twirl for the Lockwoods and the! ‘
L
visit ‘
3115 boat at Jersev City with Brian ‘tions are. as nothingL‘com
Downey. “=11th has been rather“ in— ’nuinber expected in
(quoted to7 detend his title against ' ‘ L
the hands of a' lawyer and ’
.inster at W andJLegf, . L
of this reefs
are Tuesday and
BALTIMORE; Md, 7Nov. 5.—-What
the Derby and Freshness are to 7the1
three-yeair—Lolds the 7_Futurity
Will be decided-at the mmmé
today is to the juveniles—71a.
of speed and stamina. '
L g L him.
Greh’s. «pertormance shows :1: 1:
thus be considered when the glit-
L '7 heavy honors are being 111599.135. ‘ t.
e7 Greb is not so accurate a3
:1
m‘ tiveneI makes him mgrous
Th
inaugural alth
is at one Lmile.
. Fonic
. the
lefts
be factors in the contest; '
The stake is one Q: the richest 1'11 1
the country. Although the“ mills-j ,
A star bout that brings age 7
Charlie. Pilkington, Connectiont'sciew 7 7
crest: ringster. and A1 Shube'nt, the fa.-
mous 'New 'Bedford Beamst, and a.
semi-final bout that'will featureBob-
by noisier. Newm’xdighmfiiq
and ‘Billy.Glbson,'Elm City sex-appeal
is the double attraction that Will bring
boxing fans from all over the ’state to
Meridian tonight to witness the fight
cord of the Silver City A. C.
Bert Crossley to Go
' AgainstAl Roberts
NEW? YORK, Nov. 5.—-—The Pioneer
Sporting Club will introduce a ”new
English _ heavyweight next Wednesday
night. ' Bert Crossley; a Welsh miner,
is the big ’un who will make the
American bow. He is pitted against
Al‘Boberts.
Crossiey is twenty years old and was !
6nd round. but 'Welnert escaped seri
one daniage by using his feet.
Grab battered Weider-t all about
the ring in the; third round. and with!
heavy swings and upper-cute had the
7 Jerseyman tired at the bell.
Welnert freshened a bit in the;
fourth and returned some of Greb's?
punches. It was \Veincrt‘s best‘
round.
The fast pace set by Grcb slowed
his rival in the fifth, but he had much
the better of the exchanges. ‘
W'einert a
Greb gave
him.
Greb repeated the winning in the
hit and be hit hv Jimmy “Hide. “’it‘h- feet
out any training or schooling he “on
a. heavyweight tournament in the Na-
tionalfiportlng Club; of London, when
the organization was trying to unearth
a better man than Joe Beckett
01d miners Ar
Given Surprise
The "01:: ,L _
punches in Grebe repertoire 77 in the
eighth and while women: seemed
ive.
- position.
The ninth Was a repetition of th
eighth. except that Weinerb': was
weakly oftensive on a. few Occasions. 7
ummenn in the tenth {and men
is,
the "Old Timers”- doesn’ 1: man n: 1:
because the race is not always 71:
fastest, and when the sessién is
two weeks from last night, the ‘
“youngsters" may coine in tor a. and "
print;- L
‘ The scores follow: 7 L
1—Genrge Gray-D. Shepherd.7. .7, 630
2—0. Magner—D. Taylor. . . . . . . 7.12.5 L
H :3). wine-c; I Brim. ..‘I,7 63 . 7
:19 of George Herm' LRuth', {
runs. is Lnot dues to his
din-3L primarily to
conviction that he wilt
, conscious mind to do
fifteen to
e .
terrific: 7
thumping in the sixth. pounding him '
all about the ring. but falling to drop .
weak and was entirely on the defens- '
he maintained a perpendicular.
; Weinert‘ received another Severe .
less tie, .
ball D
" We: believe thei'importan
resYxit as foilow‘S'J7
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7 Lbs a victor-9101‘
float ms
3?“th a7 victor user nomad. Navy over
'ofi‘e‘ Dalt'me over- Army some: over 001111111335; Pittsburgh over
;was penn State oxer Carnegie Tech..7 Buston College
hi; 0» 91- 1. ordham Chicago 0V er Ohio State and Detro
Princetb L
L on in speed, posting or line
i 0,
Sto {L in favor of Cor
'the two ration should '
ooL
made more ‘ at».
peimnoe in“ the arena;
advised to take up the gentle art of seventh. but \Veinert still kept Lon his L L
W'eiuert was the receiver of. 311 the L7
may: ' tarpon.
" 11. of Bridgeport.
7; Lgood: tussle.
u was stated to gsentifL
secure Lp'ro
3 Pittsburgh squad 1
, g;- 3,3111 L
aloud air two of the Bull-i
ng plop ‘
{Rachael}. dog sew-mirage regulars were gutters
tint]: gain
Lyictrpy ver Dartmouth; last Saturday. 7,
“commie; at the Polo Grounds Garrity 7 - - - - 7 - - 7 7 -
ngagementl
7 It willbe thenint
loamy an emit-f
. taking chances, but he '
And in team lost their sixth game 0 7
,7Snlveiy ....-. ....... .7...
Nebraska. ing m7 minimums and could not stinson (I‘m,
over Marietta Geargetown‘: play.
it 01 ex- Springfield.
Theitbsransdauoved Lbrtbeirgmst Garey .........
the game. but the hurt} fl‘
'oolor that used tube a feature «visu
1711‘s probable lineup: 1
Princeton. Position. ' L
Bight tackle.
nghtend. _ 7
............. m
Quarterback 7 .
Gram 7
LLeft halfback.
.n-oninoL-b.
Right halfback.
eaves........r ........ H..-”
rugged welterweight hon:
In; Roth's:- bout
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