SATURDAY,
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__ III, r: ill three men on buses and delighting the_ large number of fans who;
in“ . (IIIIIC to the game just to see Ruth do this triclé. ‘
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sIIIIII Maxim! the hind hitting heavyweight. or Newark will meet Luis
I. .I. ill'.|\'- w Ig-ht champion of South America in the main go- of twelve
III IIIIK at thI Laurel Garden. Nenark. Monday night. Ffrpo was sent here by
...I. i'lis OI the Argentine Republic. and moving pictures of the boat will The
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knmkout route. having finished Tarzan Larkln in éth'e first round.
l,\t II in the filth and Eddie W'est in the seventh round
Carpentier in Poor Conditum
I:II.II;II.< (‘nrpcnntic r. the world's light heavyweight chimplon, man never
I -.IIII. :H'(Ul(iiilg to advices recehed from physicians. who have lately
lllIlH ll iill' Pu nch idol. Carpenticr recently underwent an operation from
,. II III» is not I'ull3 r'ecmered. His weight has been down to 160 pounds.
. II II III is gradually building up at the present time. However. Georges
... l IIIIII-t 'I‘IIIl “Kid" Lewis at Olympia. London in. May. He has returnedto.
IIIIIIItry ilanl' to recuperate for a few weeks. after which he will go‘lnto
il\i training for this hour. which may be his last.‘
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1 -.~1 II: tho-ii northward journey. Their first game after leaving San An-
II III'III is m [LIllns where they will remain for two days. They will then jour-
{1 ll! Hut \3 oitli for too more games.
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The ilockwoods are pushing the work on their new park. The fence and
; .IIIlstaIIIIl will be completed within the next two .weeks and. it “expected
I: ..I (M grounds will be ready foroccupancy early in. April.-' It is expected
FII II IlII-y will illivt‘ one of the best diamonds in Norwnlk' when ."evorfihmg
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I'IIIIIIIIlIin closed their st-usoh on the indoor court 1):. winning ow-r l'nion
:0 to 18 on Union's court in Schenectady. Pul-
as he made
" 11:.» h; the close score- of
. ll.{'()l|liilili1|-S crack guard. won the game for the New Yorkers.
I out of iii“ 20 points scored by the victors.
George Smith Starring With-'Brookiyns
llig George Smith. is. making it grtat _mfin,q: for ”budget: by , lint- work
~-.IIII iIII. nrooklyn basketball town.“ He “Like leading fig;t€i‘. _0. Metro-
5 (Ilium basketball league. although he has taken part in M. eight leaguI-
mums. 0'leva In: against such inert as Grimedt" I watch .Mcehnn ar. a
I-‘lIIIs Leonora; George has not only outscored alifhis rivals but has equaled
Lilla -m us well with iris item: game. In eight games. GMge his moral (igli-
lI-I u lit-id goals. and inc-nth -ilu€r fouls for a total of fifty-nine points.
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liiiillonui says in «loos noi 'knov. ho“ goodn b: 131- -hail piaxér the Giant
I‘l'cruiLEd. little is hui- is sun- 0! one thing. that Halo is n (:0ng lootbnll
player; , llill saw iiw (ii: mi l'f‘li IIIit pI-Itmm in a. footlmli game in the South
and LlOiil‘Vl'H ”ilii‘ Is :Ilmm rm 1" st that in has mer seen. Bill's opinion of a.
doothall plruvr IN in. III- I-I-syIu-iid i'or he has played the game and knows it!
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'l‘iII- dividing: nmnv iolnonmx night in tho Biooki3n- Celtic serics has at-
1".Il'll'li IlII‘ :ilti-ulimi oi Uli‘ .‘zlms: of tin: entire Bust and requests have been
I ‘Il‘i\iii from points as for mm} as Button for hintk-I of tickets. Tl‘hI- man-
'Zi'llil III in anticipation of '.I l'lt'OI‘li breaking attendance has already taken
I-IIII lo IIIuviIlI- :Idditionnl scutinLr accommodations.
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'l‘lII- lli'ooklyn llnskI-thnll quintet will hnvr- a chance to win the proton-
II.I:Il lmskrtlmll championship tomorrow night when they meet the Original
'I link in lilt‘ (it'l'iliing game of the series. Prior to Llicir Tast meeting. the,
Iulli'l‘ilfliis of opinion was that the Brooklyns would play the Celtics :1 close
but to administer a. (rushing defeat to the New Yorkers. such as was.
was more, than a. surprise. _
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.‘ "Iii! Ii out.
Yankees one named
Ed. Neusel, and the
(limits have :1, player named Shinnc-rs and tin-
’I‘lII- Yunks also have it 1:01» Mcuscl and an
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I 1 .II IIII— game with the colts. the kingo'fswit ala'uimed one out offlshta' " s
I Ind sent back to South America. Matted has won his last three fighfil '
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may each’ have to
as this year. Almost mm}:
into a high close a
so well that their tr
”Quickly. Both
melt a long race takes several
Ill-INTER sum
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S c o r e Was Thirty-four
__to Thirteen —— Franklin
"Thirds Defeat C en t e r
Thirds
feated the Staples High Seconds. last
evening. in Hoyt‘s Hall. by the score
of 34 to 13. The Center five played.
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[iUiPiilNTS WHITE.
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. iArlS or this city weregonvinced
IIIIIIIIII “amino. or “’cst Orange.
:I lvvllrr aerial lighter than
»I \\'i|iit" of Chicago. The two
III Madison Square Garden
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i'illiilli name of Giuseppa Ca:
ilII- HI-ntt’ish inonicker. of-
has given the decision.
\ IIII in print“) life bears the
II. IIIII oi Charles Anchowitz;
. i‘.l\i' .In anti—aircraft gun and
. um um cope with his oppon‘vi
ll\ll. Il stratcg’y. I
‘.\Hlk((i his well- knownIleft
SAN JOSE. Cal.. March lS.——Dr.
Ada Scott Morten, ot‘ San Jose. wife of
Ed (Strangler) Lewis. otherwise
known as Bob P‘redericks. heavy-
weight wrestling champion of the,
world. is certain her big husband
could defeat Jack Dempsey. heavy-
boxing champion. in the proposed
match between the two.»‘- .
“Why, certainly Bobby. could dc-
teat Dempsey in a. mixedmIatch." Dr.
Morten said. “All Bobby would have
to do we uiq be to get his hand on
Dempse: and it Would be. all over. "
When. it. was suggested that possibly
. Dempsey would floor Lewis with a.
- IIIII- tune during the earlier
- z hut it seemed to lack wréclpr Egr’ Dr. Morten said it was impos-
»I Hunts whf‘n ii lfinfiled- A intern ‘ fiéobby is game " she declared. He
“m,""ko ”1in ozfimifgi has been in many actions before
“Mt marke _, e t Where blows were struck. We. have
M”. battle. and began 2. talked such a match over. Bobbx and
”m”. 0” mng plunges a I and we both know that wrestling is
HII imuncmL on? the ropes and I.
'1 III. the startled-Chicagoan hem 1'” mm" “lemme than box 8
him-r could duck away- He
I5 IIIi-I the lime. smoky atmos-
5». I. .IIIIl planted his two mitér
<III \\ hitI-'s jaw and then in-
Ii III p_\ ioiet linics that made even
” I '«lllll‘S Iiizzv. Pans. who go to
9 III I IIIL'Hig in a melee. gener-
' In Hull and last night was no
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of the Grand wNntinna!
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~ I-z. \VIdI-IIc-r's noted steep}? I
'IIIIs lIcc-n {Orniany “Scratched
,. IIImIIl National Steepleclmsai,
IIIII at Aintrec on March ”'4 "i
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liuuliste. had intended; “Jin-
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II- IIIIr for jumpers. butha ‘
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blgtime ball. their short-passing {or--
matlons resulting in goaisncurly ev~
cry time. Root was the star of the
Center team, caging S tloor goals for
a. total of 16 points. loot scored 3 of
those in the ilrst half. but in the-sec-
ond period, he was guarded closer and
made only one. Bredice and Black~
burn played line floor games. and each
caged three double-deckers.
For the Staples quintet. Lunny with
6‘points and Lyman with 5. were the
outstanding stars.
The score .nt 411e, first half was 20.
to 6 in favor of Center. Last night's
victory over Staples gites Center the
series. Center won two games. nil‘d
Staples one. ,
The score:
Center School
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Drabeck. if ..........._._ 2
Root, rt .............. '81
W. Blackburn. 0 ......-. 3-
R. Blackburn. lg ....... 0
Bredice, rg ............ 3
Einééod. 1t ......-..... 1
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will be horses Whioh mfii‘im
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promised to 'ielop
l. twee. gAnd almost all of them have it
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'Patchen. rlI
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Iiubbeli. lg ..........
Lunn)‘. rg’ .
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Preliminary Guano
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the
anklin. Third team detected the
Center Third team by the sealant 17
Tamer
and Leva starred for
Franklin, with 5 points each. This is
Franklin‘s second victoro over the
Center Tblrd team.
For The center Midgets. Hun {mm
Rose plai’ed good game.
:Tlie score: '~
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Perlman, lf . . ...... 1
Lava, rg ..... .. 2
McCarthy. 9 ...... . . . . . Zl ’
Tomey, lg ..... ......... 2‘
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(‘aitcr Third Tear . .=,
' , -7 Gr: :33: Pts.
Hull. i . . . . ...... 1 n ‘ 2
Rose. rt ..... .7, . ..... . 1 0 2
Camaroto.c..... .. ..0 I0 0
I-‘ullin. lg . . .p ......... 0 0 0
Gregory. rg 0, ‘ 1 1
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O’Galwty to Get $1,252.50
ALBANY N. Y..
latte bommssion
9161:19an
wits passed
nfight. The money m retained
commission in a bout in which
“Walkman”
March 182-—
'» item 01353252. 59. for the State Ath-
loamy Pocky O'Gati
ty. boxer. .Js incorporated in the sup~
”1:32:13.th bill which
b ' e Legislature last
by— the
O‘éai—
ty was a participant at the Pioneer
Sportingg. Club in «New Yin-k in 1-921.
E l iiE EGATE— fins Feiiowl’fll
1EM3§MN
CONTEMDT or
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. euthing is regular.
I been said here today will cause me to
3‘ £010 me
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:3!“ the proposition.
NEXV Y-ORK.Marcl1 18.-—Declaring
that the conditions Of the? agreement
had not been fully met by the own—
ers of the Yankees. Mayor Hylan at
the meeting a: thefilnklng Fund Com-
mission reCently refused to’tgke im-I
mediate action in approving a resolu-
tion releasing the city’s interest in the
bed or gioupd on Cromwell pycnue,
where. it runs through the. site 0: then
propoSed new stadium for the bill
‘club.
"I'm not going to put my signature“
on the oflicial document."~ said the
Minor. “until I find out whether or -_;
Nothingthat has“
decide until I have all the facts tie-1
"lior all I know I may vote against
Two weeks' delay
will not hurt the proposition. " "
Ashbe'l P. Fitch and Frederick“
Grant counsel for the owners of the
Yankees. insisted they had complied
rigidly with all the requirements and
urged that any delay might be a sari-
our matter. The Mayor: however. de-
clared he intended to look into the‘
Y ankees ‘ N ew Grounds 3
. ever could and he has been ruined“ as
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ST. PAIL. Minn. .. March 18 “Tom
Gibbons. “he built up a. string of Ir
score otyknock'outs in min quest of the;
hem weight pugillstic championship
only to bgootpolnted a lenders ago. !
by Harry Grab, the Pittsburgh rubberi
ball. cannot punch any harder than he' .
a, superb boxer. tenmomriiy at least.
so says his brother. the famous "phan—
tom Mike. according to news 11mm-
as from Grand Forks, N9rth Dakota.
“I. feel sari; for Tom," Mike said.’
"but it Was his Own fault. Tom has
fallen into the some ,rizt that has been
the} doivnfall (if many othergreat box-
€1‘S._Ige thought he could hit. and he
knocked out a couple bfdozén or big,
yellow fellows. nhlch got him Quite aJ
standing in the pligilistic warm. but“ it
has ruined him as a. boxer.
“Tom now neglects to nppls him—
self properly. When training to fight.
a fellow of the Greb type. he should
have trained for bpeed with fast bozo.
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LOUISVILLE.‘ ‘mn. March 139-292;!
Moore of Memphis, was given the
olden over Tommy Rm of Memes!
port. Pay at the end of their ”twelve
round bout here last night: by Ileuis-
ville newspaper men . .
matter more closely. .
left yesterday for . Buffalo. N. Y.. -
wheroItonigbt. he will attempt to.
ers. Instead of that. he worked out
with big ‘tlmms‘.’~and was alwit sifprac—
ticing knockout punches. The result
was he was too slow.
. “Tom also DMEd a. lot of confidence H
in a secret punch. alert hook to the
liven; This punch is no moi-on
tact: if. is older than Toni himselmt.
Everyone knew Tom was; um to use’
it. Hawkins first madam: left 1
book to the body pmmtw‘en
bras apple 3.11096 boxer
and was ferried to resort tompnnith
"With '1‘ inv it was difenent; he.
1 them the eyes or horsemen
. stamina and speed. that med
, famous stallion and of the moral.
MMCaroer inpprelw
ibis wingw
"K 1). £91»de
been boxing. big,‘ slow ,fell 9
generally would rather quit th‘ -?
the distance.” "
“’ATCIIING 'BAY GOL’I‘S.;‘ ‘
LEXINGTON .K3. .. March 181-4)“
at Ma3lands. the bluegrass W
Miss Elizabeth Dangerfield,“
horsenoman, two long-legged
cons. Which will be watched
closer than an; pair fouled
gumbo; in the Kentucky .. _
They are the. first childben (It: a?“
world famous Man 037$;t bani
to xietennine whether crust
ol’. mw-nir Tiny has be
ity to transmit to his ‘
supea horse 9(1920.
These Colts 50615; are bay filii
first. was floated Elasqn'ezade 01$
28 and théiem dbythe PM
hare kathing Girl. '
Both. of the=- doabv hombre all!”
lively, according to Mibs Dam
who hasiew of samuelfi film’-
whom he. was bred.
If all goes well there will be m
or twenty colts by the ram SW;
at Ha.{lands within the next sixtym_
OMAHA. Neon Match I‘m
Q'Hallary. Omaha boxer. diet g”
mmigh}. shoi‘tl3'_ after being knot?” at
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Doctors examining 0' Malina am
that a. blow on the neck had ca
HUX’T’InGTOA W'. Va” - 7. ,
-—-Sa_m Jangford 6f Boston in
was a good boxer. but. made himself
bromine waldo-acorn for 1 boo yms
indoors. .
believe that he developed a. punch.
flfiie f can not hit any hard—I
"‘ ér now than sLhe ever could. but he has host's-WW ' '-
out Cyclone Srniih of Bearer in
second round of a mull
found bout in??? 3%}19fi5fi
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