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2. Hill]! the world’s
championship
:uu iilg‘hts', play.
. mmun. Dads Willie
win”. one thou-
:. unupoint match.
A!" on last night.
.u.orvd in the lUCkL
tho- hulls grouped
“wt-ml :it the foot of
-~.mplion of ,his sev-
‘ ml in with which
«1 Mock last night.
after haviiig‘tul-
~ 2h.- windup of the
xylem continued in
.4 'tlgllt. an additional
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all 't
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high run of the
‘lw'ylw, nndismaycd by
.‘ml' shooting which
llllll behind nearly
.vllllfi. gave a remark—
-r\ . :is well as play-
whicli mildl" him
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1n;
lzlllll‘ last night actu~
4- i: so evenly matched
wow (it the game will
Him said last night, as
v.14 cue after Sounder
,. one thousandth point;
”1cm. but you never can
tin-m expressed disap-
l» mirth of thc game as
rvlulive ability.
"l'll'lll'sl supporters ad-
» I; that the grouping of
>3 lim-I‘i-r's opening shot
former champion at,
5-. .mrzige. " "
,,. ‘ Schnel‘er's improflad
mum! in his mom able
lziuhl. in» .two nights’
, nun; :ilike. It appear-
1 l.\ llllprOVl’d stiflktr and
.2lu- ilifilcult shots. as
frequently getting
with
make
liv
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xilio'v'u'
.il .‘l 1’
mm
Moi-1.. rapidly piled
.x l'li'illl
il .‘I
miss by Hoppe.
his unine'l'ade until
llollpfi. on the other
. linrhml grimly and pain-
. ‘li with each draw and
i..| in brilliant heights f0
mourn-nil): hopelessly 10st
Lil die lire, - 1' ' ' y
2 >1 ole-yen year old daughter
spectator :it last
a play. She. rushed to tho tublu
the-2 final shot and smilingiy
in vl'll her l'uther hotter luck. Hoppe
Eu r llllllJl'xl Pilllt‘llllull will start
, :i'iBllwr ye-zir.
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lilting Once Again.
Saved ilinaryland.
\I’OIJS, .\ld.. ~Murcii 1’le
ui' l':ll'llll: in Maryland re-
17. m I: subotitiitsd the Nor-
lbl‘tiilllllll': for' a. continuation
m unrlv-r regulation. for the
'l. . Suiting measure. passed by
l‘iv
mid to the State by the
- m SHAW“. the present figure.
. .l lid)". undlimits racing on
"till trucks to
l'ndei- the lliirkc law.
‘1“. ninety-two duys' racing
- .1
2 in :idnption of tho Norris
substituti- for the ,.Hull.rliilly
wtml down-tin amendment
mull—betting measure pro—
.4- wtm- l‘.irr:.in ol.‘ Culvert
_- fur the banning of all
all
: m's.
.m was [8 to S.
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‘Vt‘lsb'mllnel' Will
Try
in Lower His Record
Ma rch 29.——,—John
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'l - r, the eighteemyoar-old
"“" . wrsnlion of the Illinois A.
I,
'72 mm to break his own
"vl ul‘ 3?. 1.5 seconds" for
v-i .~\\illl in a special match
Afternoon. in the pool of
I 'll\wr!~'ii,\‘. In a trial race
lid Kr-lllll‘d)‘. coach of the
immini: teamfiught him
wronds. “ ' '
lu'u l'lllll‘l. ‘aptaln of the CO‘
all]
timers-i will include 1.. De
.\1 Simri. Pam. Dieges.
l'illll Pilgrim and Dr.
Mnmen Want-More = - '
Latitude in Sports
. March :9.——Amateur Ath-
m. otliriails and represenia4
-~.mn~n's sport organizations
‘ in New York on April 9-40
mom for feminine particivflr
quarts, it was announced year
i \'
'u- Ming was arranged in con-'
mili the plans for-reveals for
'2 be undertaken by the A. A:
*' lwr that this country may be
mw-l like compétltlon from
: m» world in' future Ohm-
Sclieidcr Cue Victor 3
W YORK: March'
1
'5‘!
i“ r > I lumpion.
Simian Ackerman in the infirm”
mice: billiard chamnlomhifl ,
men: in .
W m: to ‘5‘ ‘ i"
, Minimal
Ahead ‘n~ Spec—l.
mm inning score 0L.
4. mi years. and in his ‘
' the Younger cham- ’
his long tries,
a runaway oi"
., N in runs of 157 'and 143;.—
..~.t night when the Sena“: ll.“
my..- plan incrr-ases tho daily
seventy-two
wows in Maryland: except.
The vote on this
will lie- his (‘11in oppon- l
2. ‘ '1
= ~1lrr. x2..- Yorksuue pocket wq-n..wkips.eilficdsllr with
last. night detected his brother. walla.
o
. rilc‘ranklfr'lscll. the Nahum Heidi. is hitting the ball
date the Giant third Wilton isleodlagrboth.
having three 'Circuir clout's to his credit. "
hard unnmn 'ro
l :legtguflln, H0239 rum-hitting.
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Phil Bloom ls scheduled to meet Jimmy Kelly in the main go of twelve
rounds at the. Commonwealth Sportingfllub. New York Saturday night. The
bout is creating considerable interest among the follwers of each.
0 I o 0
Tommy McAlecr is rapidly climbing the ladder of fame. The East Sidel-
easily outpointed Marty Simmers last. Saturday and has now been matched
with Italian Joe Gans. the rugged Brooklyn middleweight. The contest will
.be staged at the Broadway Exhibition Club. at Brooklyn nexwixday night.
RedMenor Nut-walks?
The fourthwgnme of. the Norwalk-Red Men basketball series will be
staged at the Armory tonight. The Red Men with twin games to their credit
’want to end the series and are anxious to cop tonight’s game. On the other
hand the Norwants believe they can even up the series and are confident of
winning tonight's contest. The largest crowd thus far this season will be
present it is expected. Referee Mahoney will omciate.
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The Red Men wound up their basketball season on their home court
‘Monday night in a. spectacular manner. In defeating the Blessed Sacraments
by the large score or 33 to 56. the Norwalkers showed their strength. as the
Bridgeport live are considered one “of the fastest in the Park City. In their
last. game played February 27th. the Red Men dél‘eated the Blessed Sacra-
mnts by but two points and Monday's return engagement was expected to be
considerable of a battle. However. the Indians were in‘ their best form and
made a runaway match of the game. The Red Men leave behind one of the
best records ever made by a. basketball team in Norwalk. ‘
o 2. I 0
Lou English. the rugged Bridgeport middleweight, will mingle twelve
rounds with Augie Rather. of Harlem at the Pioneer Sporting Club. New
York. next‘Tuésday night.‘ The’ Bridgeporter has had plenty to do lately and
the work seems to agree with. him.‘as at llié present time he is doing better
than ilviolvlqel'l’lré.~ lfou is w ing hard for this bout. as he reallhes that. if
he‘cun get .1 do ilSn oven-R
in New York.
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Natu-gallyjlnbe. Enquis the big drawing card of the Yankees on fh‘cir-
l-xllibitiou'igiimo :in' thc‘ésduth. Games tire scheduled this ,year in towns
.where the Yankees have ncver played lit-tone and reports
vdilcoshle of tickets has been very heavy and in nearly‘all cases: all‘drnilable
seats have liven sold out. \l‘:V'Pl'}'l)Od)’ seems to be going to the games to flee
Balie‘Ruth. ond.m-d’ouht‘all will bn greatly disappointed if the Home Run
King fails to lose the ball in each contest. . ‘ ,
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me promises to be interesting.
Lind will mé‘l‘t file‘Kf05K. A. the.
ay and VV’ard 'Malkin. former High School
Tonight's preliminary gal
players have gotten together
will be greatly strengthened yitli it
alumni“ their lineup. g.-. ~
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“Having Time of WeStminster Hockey~
My Life,” Declares
BOSTON. Murvll «4m...» .
Judge Landis
I ‘ rminster hocko-y tcnm. chnmpmns m
I-‘(AHLT VVORTH. 'l‘ex.. Blai‘cll 39"“ the United States. (ll‘l'l‘zlll d Perv Mar—
.» i.
\Vt-sl —
bench and said goodby to the ol-igm
courtroom and my associates i felt as!
if I had jumped out of a twenty ston-
window. Lite looked niigllty dark to
Pink; thou.“ llut it's all changed now.
My trip arouiiil‘tlietruining crimp cir-
cuit has given me greater vigor. 1 am
having llw time of my life."
Thus did Judge LundiS exprcss
himself for the first time in regard to
his leaving the Federal bench at a.
luncheon gin-ii in his 'llollOl‘ by the
Chamber of Conimcrcc yesterday. The.
Judge madc quite an interesting
speech, in which he mzidc the stall:-
ment that. in spite'of the 1919 “‘Ol'ld
series revelations. bust-hall players.
over a period stretching from 1.876.
had made a. better record for honesty
than any other set of professional
men in this’country. Salt-Enruised the
men ’in the, field highly. The Chlllll«
her presents-«la sombero to~the Judge.
and he worf‘ it out to the ball game
yesterday afternoon.“ .
. In tho morning Landis Mined with
a. local newspaper man in u sol:
match with Eddie Collins and Harry
.Hooper.. The “'hitc Sex. Won by 1
‘up. Landls wenturouml in 78,
Willie Jackson all Easy
- Winner Over Rice
PHILADELPHIA. Pa. March 29.—
Wlllle Jackson. New York lighth-ig-ht.
won every one of the eight rounds
from Frankie Rice of Baltimore in
the windup of the all star show at .
the Ice Palace A. 0. last night. Sec.
*ml timeoduring the early rounds.
Juolsmn had Rice in trouble. but
could not put over the knockout wal-
o _ ,
george Chaney of Baltimore emerg-
l.
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“Wild” Bill Donovan, managor
of league teams “de luxe." is on
theslob again. Bill. who in his day,
was one of the best tuition lath.
game. was once in at tin
am
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err—victor over Jimmy Hanlon. the NE}: £33113?“ 43‘ Philadel-
{‘Denver lightweight. Chaney dropped 9 -
.J—laplon ~in thegocond round but the‘ _
Westerner was up before any count
was made. ,_Towar'd the end of the
bout Hunlon— came' back strong and-
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er. he will be considerable of a drawing card‘
lhuvc Pete
insomn- -
Wally smug. our «all: ohm all York Yankees. and
commonality mm. schemata-Ir our dubs during one of the
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‘ ElgLAQELPIga. Much 21—“
Hunchback. finnoon'c‘id’ yesterday in
he willgnot. be a. member of the ~-
bill " ' “"k'fihlf‘it Pennsyh“*
next fall, . Hutton“ ‘he in“
W" it‘o m man last -
ondin'cham ,0! the backfield. “
“I we; aflord thetime to coach,"
long». My. business demands egg-y
minute and football takes up can.
.lioowuu‘c' um; I‘hnven’t m—
/cog‘necfion._ with football M ‘
- Pennsylvania. {w any means. but -‘
be came to devote the time to -‘
sport'th gt it domes. f‘ ,
Point's? ' ’ men mus“,
.beén maxim. iii: m: aiming,
.Harold Eaton will have charge. OPE:
line“. Tom Davies. the former rm
captain and‘star. has been menu...
prominently "as one of the boom
tutors. and also - Kabul-lit. the ‘3'-
Notre Dame star. who is not m
with Detroit, Mohardt plans to enur-
the Penn medical school next fall.
Canada Allows
15m Rounds
MONTREAL Mtrch new,
neg-m—
J
round. instead of ten will be
ted in bond u: bouts stated hero ”1‘
a. law which goes into eflect this wet
To balance the increase in they 13’
.0! bouts. the yearly fee charged w‘
motors who present boxing em
tionsis mined from $5.00 toM.M
Bogash-Ratnjr to
Head “Bridgeport
Night” Box Card
Charley Docsserick. matchmaker of
the Pioneer Sporting Club. New. York.
plans to stage a “Bridgeport Night."
next Tuesday evening‘nt his club 'on
West 23rd street. when Loui- Bogash
meets Augie: llatner in the lfiumlmd
star bout 0: his card. Doeuericklwiil
August. the Bridgeport
kayoing ‘llgliiWeighti‘ and Jim“ Bones
on the program aLi' is now looking
for suitable oppone It‘s too the pair.
_ The Rainer-mfiash sot-to ‘snouidl
attract many. as it will show dust howl
E
. j good Louis iiogash :iis cotnpured to
Jack Delaney.’ ’D’claficy war? recently
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still! W . the ad- Q
knockcd out in a round "by Rather"
and" last" Saturday night . Augie gas-e
’J'ook bliilonc. the> Eleaul'middle-
'wcight. tho time of Jock's'young lite.
Louis sturtml training for the! bout
yesterday.
Tlie' High Sehooup‘ugy‘istic lirllllig‘int: 1r“): ‘ n
The Knights; . ‘_ '
.Se
lizitncr ust‘heyliil tyniblgl‘iguc. there.
should-ch? nothing tq‘,it‘p¢ut ,t'gqtory. i
.Vicu; Alclailgbd‘inhmmefigfgfiy déqrhhrgld - '_
.illi-yvvialit. is in “flint-'91.? 13516.88???"
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msfiecord
rrrrslzcn‘ou.’ “March 25.'_liome
iruns by Joe Harris. l-Ilmvr Smith and
Eleven Wins ‘1
li‘l‘l'lll i‘rzl’tll ‘WPrv
'lltsllurgl‘l
.\rk.. and
too much for the
Nationals at l‘inc Bluff.
tho Boston Americans
fromped off on the long cud of a six
It \vas’tiit‘ rlosln'g clash
trams. Johnny Morrison
lo two scorn.
of the two
" ‘ - ~-." 9 from the Federal . . . .. -. . . c. a g ;,
“bill I um." kl qllitti here last night l,\ .i ..(Ull u ‘fil‘lll the mound for tho i“fra’.t\rs for
. .. . , l
sevon innings and not until the sev-
enth was his delivery'crashed by tile
llostaniuns: _ .. _. L a“,
. Russell Wmflkou't‘fi'wns in
thiuupegcrym_ Medgg‘d’the PL ;
l
’ mtw were oftcwufil unable to ’Score.‘
Bigb‘cc. Can] and Ray =Ro'h‘vcr sl
glcd and‘Tr-oo‘nor double giving the
I‘lttsburghers their two» tallies.
Joe Harris started tlicrutronbie in
the sixth with 3: drch oxwr thwqenteri
maid fence. Burns-singled. and: Fos-‘
ter’s double died tho mark. .
lievcd Morrisoniothc eighth WILLhe
tun began.” suing wfitllhg‘ifie" ball
over rightfield fence. futile .hlntlL,
after two swolks and. .srwildJPitch.
l’t'att counted thrcc with unothvr cir-,
cuit. drive. ,, -. . i '
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Goslin Did Some
’ ' = ‘- Heavy Hitting
SVASHIHG’TONI‘71131-ch . ifs—The
Nationals wielded a heavy stick to
overcome ‘o. scuén» run lead and take
the firthgame trom the BostonBi-aves
at 'l‘ampg,"i’la.. yesterday. 1211:) 9.
which 5399 than the‘ edge my“; oer-x
-..
Inga
and H Loulg~pnpares {animations made by Sarah Schoentcld.
Blake re- l
Jyroreman.
’FEXlllllllllilllS
Jury Acquits Sports Pro-
moter Mter Trial Lsting
Seven Days
NEW YORK. Mares. tit-Georg; i;
(Tex) Rickard. sports promoter. who;
was acquitted of charges of assault!
and abduction in Supreme Court here“
early today. will probably 3'10: liqéall-i
ed upon to answer to three mandarin»
dictments that have been found
inst him by the Grand Jury. This;
s
was indicated by Assistdnt District At-
torney Ferdinand Pecora. who c0117:
ducted the trial of Rickard on accui’
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ed fifteen.
Attenthe jury had reported its findL ‘
ing. Mr. Pcrora. said. '
“I want to look over the proofs of
the other cases‘hcforc I come to any
definite decision. I. haven‘t had, time
to consider them yet. as I have com
centrated on this one case. Outfit"
the four indictments. thc one tried
out today and the one charging Ill)—
duction of Nellie Gasko are predicat-
ed on virtually the same set of alleg-
ations. I think it fair to state that
in view of the jury's decision. I would
not consider it worth while to sub—
mit. these some facts to another Jury
on the abduction indictment."
His statement followed it declara-
tion by Marc D. Stcuer. attorney {or
Rickard. who said the assistant dis‘
trict attorney had regarded the case
as ended and had’ promised not to
tr}: Rickard on the other indictments
if the Sclioenfcld case failed.
Seldom has there been such a dcm—
Onstration in the courthouse as that
staged when the Jury brought in its
verdict freeing Rickard. Hundreds
had lingered aerllt‘tllt‘.‘ big building.
thinking the Jury would not deliber-
ate long before reaching an agree-
mcnt. \thn the first syllable of the:
verdict fell from the lips of the jury’s
the word was shouted
the corridors and. passed
as
through
along to the throng waiting in. the .
street outside. Richard was almost
overwhelmed by his friendslvut made
his way through the cro'wd to a tele-
‘phone. where he called his apartment
and informed Mrs. Rickard of his ac-
quittal.
German Champion
Swims 400 Meters
in Fast Tine
, EBURG.,Germnny. March 29.
afindeniachcr; the German cham-
195. or m'roqgreeeu hllgxgalnema by
Washington. ,fi've. all oft 2 clean out
variety andncu’ri‘ni’ heavily loathe run
getting. were credited to ‘rolin. the
;wm.: ,wboso .hlndgeon the} Na. ‘
tlonals are counting on may «3‘
help them in the pennant race.
.. of the Yale Blue Crew
NEW’ HAVEN. March 29.-—Ward
Cheney has been elected, captain o!
the Blue crew which is competing
with tho mflJm asylum-moi: mull
anion. yesterday swam 400 meters. us—
tnxlthe breast stroke. in 6 minutes
12 1-5 seconds. This is said to be an
indoor record.
Lewis Throws Laitinei
" --~1:r-~—‘ P .
DES MOINES. Iowa. March 29.”—
Ed. "Strangler" Lewis successfully
defended his world's championship
wrestling title lastrnlghLby defeating
in straight falls Amos ‘Laltinen ‘0!
Finland. European champion. Lewis
’6“ both falls with toe fields. The
lites.
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.ant cumin 1 hour and 13 min
represent Yale" in the Pennsylvania
race April 15. . », . - '
and‘ the second in 3. minutes:
lull luml
FLeogue.
‘ The candidates are being gradually,
iweoded out. and there are now men-f
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Boxing will be adminimnd‘ta‘ in
commission of live, one memba .-
;be a. physician. It is promised. #i-
t!) mm mately to place all forms ot pm-
‘ ' lalonal athletics. including ”but. i.
Frank Shulman. a former big ieag~ Vcrosse and. hockey. under the-coma].
uer. has volunteered his services to of the boxing commission.
the filth School “no sound; free 7
of change. Mr; Shulman played with 2m Ruth as
“Mat" ’ Brim
the Hartford team of the Eastern
LITTLE ROCK. Ark" March. 239-—
Babe Ruth has been asked totem
awrootiing bout bore April 3 m
Stanislaus stszko, » form:- In".
heavyweight champion. and Chasm,
Renting). claimant of the world‘s fia
’olcweigm championship. Ruth an
0be here on that date with the Pig.
,York Yankees. '~
A ‘ ’ =
tat-three. trying for positions. The fol-
lowing candidates will report only
from now on: “Growth. D. Fallon.
1R. -Ful.lon. Fiedler. Finaon. Hoyt.
'Helfant. mmnd. Lauder. land)". Mo-
vMuhou‘. Moran. Miller. Mather. Mont-
gomery. 'Peterson. Rosenberg. H.
Skidmw‘rmfitidd. Tonto“ Wolfe. \Vhip-
pie‘and Smith.-
‘A'1 Roberts '
~ ‘VSmps Douglas;
Al Roberts. State: Island heavy-
weight. scored a. knockout ovcr Jack
Douglas of New York in the ninth
round of their scheduled twelve round
bout at the Arena. A. C. Jersey City.’
last night. Douglas fioored Roberts
in the first stanza with a right to the
.isgiw for. the count of; eight._ out the
token Islander came back and took;
all the'other rounds. At the end of;
the ninth Douglas‘s car was choppedi
to a pulp and Jim Savage. the referee,
stopped the bout. Billy Hinncrs of
Bayonne gave it heating to Lew AL.
kinson of Hobokcn in the semi-linul‘
oi six rounds.
' We
QUAKER LIGHTWEIGHI
WITH KNOC‘OUT, PUNCH
-.W
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men Golfers
in Final Round!
PINEHURST. 3:. 0.. March 29...—
the final round of the north and south
women‘s golf championship today.
.brought together Mrs. M. J. Scammell.
of Uniontown. Pan. and Miss Glenna.
Colic-toot Providence. R. 1.
Mrs. Scammel won her way into
rthe championship match by defeating
sbliss Edith Cummings. of Chicago. an
odds-onrmvorite 2 to 1 yesterday in a. ’
contest which furnished tho surprise
of the tournament. Miss Collette vic-
tory was easier. she having defeated
C. ['ebelucker. of Arcola. 8 to 7.
Mrs. Scamm‘ell and. Miss Collett
were the survivors of a field of 116
’Wyers. which entered-the tour-nan
ment‘.~ the largest on record.
Dinner for ‘
James 1.0" ‘ tt
_ SAN FRANdIsco. Moi-ch :9. ~—-'
:James J. Corbett. oncé heavyweight
;.ehampion.boxer. is coming back to his:
;oid homg‘tqwn of San From next
5 week. Ind several of his torus: pals.
who know-him lumen he..worlggd.ut§tj1e '
{old Nevada Bank and botanic chainr
plan of the Olympic Club, have got-
zten up‘a dinner and “do you remem-
ber" least to; him a: the club Mon-
‘IBig'.
day night. . About 500 Olympians are, ._ . _‘ 7'
lexpected. . Hobby . Barre“. PM!”
i . , " lightweight. whoa "”39.“
l YaifiNaV-y SWIM Meet three round unutsoqt or y
Gum. the Pacific man's largo!“
cams bin ‘to bu
‘ .. _ derlllg said
’_,N’EW HAVEN. Martin 2,9.éb'l‘h'e‘
primed for a bout with Leon“
Barren has Jeleutod i great my.
polo“
o
analnswimmmg moot between Yale
land the United. sums Nasal goalie-
,my. will be ‘held next Saturday after-2
‘noon instead of Saturday night. The.
change in the “My“ uncle '
yesterday at the monitoring Navy .
zth‘letic authorities”. 7 ' '
lint suing fighters.
2 Johnny Mealey. than ll
out in the fig!» ,
fl,
exchanger? wallop‘ for will» with
canny. First one and thendhe other
woo-lame groggy but that was all.
M”
{Angelo Matched. . .
a ‘ to-BoxRejd agile
“ Young Angelo 0! Stamford and
Bed union» ol- Bridgeport, are to‘ ex-
‘ohnnse flstcums in. purring at Elks’
lAuditorium. Stamford. onFriday ev-
e " . April 21, under the auspiccspf
ltho Veterans’i‘of Foreign Wars»
The match was W’yesterday. ,
and it will be the our bout 0! ashowu ,
pal “ml; progeny, Eddlg, use); or Wes:
fitfinfordond other local battle“.
‘ * ‘ In Smith’s sable
605H‘HERE"
UP 868’” 8149;:
Stack“
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f"Ang'cl'o’ 419 now under the manage-
mant or “Joe Smiths“ authored. Ho
Hie-K and
Angelo, and (be ex-
(Ir-m condition when
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cup mu. m ,
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