'1’.—
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'7
liliNllUN Sfiflflfli '
ll) Scorc of 7-4
Sv lliml hast-int” team
.11 tho,- season yes-
\\ lit n (my dct‘o-atcd
mm by the score of
mi Greenwood pitched
m t‘othcrt borc thr:
.. tut thc Cclt‘lorllads.
‘.:"‘liri likr a houSc alire.
1.» two hath-rs. llc
3.. .xnd on two errors.
I vhc- Stt‘Olll‘l inning
l .lliil “in-n hc “'lllkt'il
up in tln- third inning.
(Irm-nwnod then took
: unrk. and pitcht..l good
. inn one had inning, Whoa
«I tut- runs. In tho fourth
triplcii to deep lcl’t
luv. and scored two run-
Ilw made a triple, while
lhicklcy each got two
Huldlctun‘s being him)-
:1 :no.\ lllltili' a lllll‘ running
.h hihl's lly in thc sixth
l‘or Center ran into
Middlcton ot‘ a
4'1):
A. v.
H...
\ l
'.i:
Ural
t!
..i
l
.1
h" l
l:t~>"
ml llrlllltll
M mull will playthc Stani-
l'r. ‘itllit n this afternoon at
. llullnrs. the pitching tin-
\~. I” he in the box for thc
\ mun. hns ot’ rootcrs lct‘t
..«-| this aftcl‘noon.
‘l. \\ l{i.l.\' Ht‘HUOL
flEFEATS clam ‘
l u-st (lame of the Season
' straight
this season.
statelfll‘nt seems rather
opportunity of showing just what he
0 O
Doyle.-
managcd to hang on and stay the limit
'8 big favorite in the Hub City and his w
tans who chm-red him madly as he left the ring.
l’ittshnrg. c\cl‘y m
’l‘omniy Griffith led with t
And still the Dodgers lost.
hrcc singles
llenny Leonard will mcct Rocky
:‘ptj-('l:ll()rs. ’.illy Unison. Leonard‘s.
wished to Sign with 'l‘rinilcl‘.
can»
to appear against Leonard at
turned down showing. that hc is not.
Champion. -
ln dct‘eatinu‘ (lrccnwicll. _
":lY‘llt‘S thus far this Season.
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3M”; H' II It It i ll 0
l’uilc‘l'. ill) ........ l' l’ U ‘l ‘V "
'l‘utJls ........ ‘_'.'. ti h '_‘l 5 4
minim nv lNXlNG.‘ ‘
I'l-ntcr School ..... l n n n o- g n 5‘,
.iv'ranklin School I) H n 7’. l 1.‘ x: 6
‘ (‘allril in sow-nth inning l») act-mu
Jll"lll.
FI'MMAHY
l-Inmd runs l-‘rnnhlin Ii: "vlltcr S.
'l‘hw- lulSl' illl 'l"lll’l‘.ll'. Holmes. .l
l“ll'>l un hullx'» -ol‘l' i.andnr 3; oil (‘ol-|
lu-ll __ tiro-enwnml 2. l
Struck out in) |.:lnvlr‘l‘ 1:; l») COL;
l-o-il \: (lri-t‘nwood T. !
Sawmill-v llilNllul\illll.
ix lt l'll llélSt'S' 'l“l'l'illl\'llll T: l‘vliter 1'.
an tlu-
manner in which the lot:
the way \\ as the lattcr’s
hox and also sé‘q
proving was still i‘atli
Stamford will lie thn
~l‘llks llall. As a headliner Young: Ana
30f New York over the.
-1n the scmi-iinal Eddtc
protege. Young Mclnncrcy
Anderson Sails .
for England
Nl‘2\\' YORK. May ill.~—John G. .\n»
lllt'll‘tillullltlll amateur golf
for England whcrc
tlic llritish alna-
tin-rson.
star. aailvgl today
tht‘ will compete in
”Nb“ ""‘5‘ ' “““lr ‘0 HON. ltcur championship at. i’rcstwick. May
Hit in l'lll‘llt'l‘ Parr.” h) Coll". N: l 2: h) :7.
“”1"" M ("""""“‘““‘1. i Anderson. twice l'llllllPl‘TUD-lu the
”1"." I‘ "“5‘” ‘ “Ill‘kll’y. llolnmiainutional amateur championship. has
: mi l.) .\lilii'l§(lll. llrl-nlice. T'nllcr. not playrd in the English tournament
urn): .m cunts l-‘runklin 1:. (.‘cnttr before. but participated twice in the
French titlc cvcnt. 'He lost to Chick
‘ “in..- Sallicl; and (l'liricli. Evans in the final round in 1311 and
'1“!le 2:0“. reached the St'llll—lllltlls the following
.ul. 3'
Sentincl.
’l‘wo llé Women
in Golf Tourney
\‘Hlllx‘. May 9.—~Thc United
lw rcprcscntcd by at least
golf stars in the British
championship starting next
at Sandwich. according to
wwixml from England.
W. A. Gavin and Mrs. H.
.Inksun are now abroad and
-. 1. ml tho. event. cable advices
4 My. limin is the present metro-
«inmiuion while Mrs, Jackson
.. "l' r national title holder.
~i‘\\
. \‘.lli
'v'drll
v'llv w'\
':i\
vi
'.‘.v.
.n;
I. 'urpentiera—nd Lewis
Possess Five Titles
"vv'm'zrs (‘urpcntler and Kid
l ' t- z- lln- ring: in London tonight
av HM round contest five cham~
‘;- HIM: will ht- involved. Lewis
~. .
» thi- weltcr. middleweight and
, w \\\o-lght titles of Great
mm the roped square.
‘H-r will be weighted down
' uuyweight championship of
uni the lightheavymight
~~up or the world. .None of,
-.\ will he risked. but if thq
'lmn til-fouls the Frenchman
will hau- more titles than
mm in the history of the ring.
"vi
year.
- Other American golfers expected to
take part in the British tournament
include George A. Dixon. Jr.. and C.
E. Van \‘leck of the National Links.
John L). Chapman of Greenwich. and
Donald Parson of Youngstown. Ohio.
Mohegans Wo
Two Games
The fast going Mohegans defeated
the Lexington A. C. by a score of 10
to Tand the Smithvilles by a score. or
9 to it on the “Test End Gun Club
grounds on Sunday in a double-header
that attracted much attention. 'i‘ht-y
{also lost a pick up team by 4 toys. The
Mohegans extend a challenge to any
team in the city for a game at the
“lest End Gun club xmunds. the fol-:
lowing teams being especially wanted:
R. & G.. Juniors. Red Sox and Pas—
time Juniors. ‘Answer to Mohegan! A.
C.. at Oxford avenue. South Norwalk.
or through this paper.
Dundee and
White Meet June 27
ROCK ISLAND. 111.. May 9.-—-—
Johnny Dundee of New York. junior
light weight champion. and Charlie
White of Chicago will meet in a ten
round bout here June 27.
Mike Mc'l‘igue and Tommy Row. two of Middleweight Champion
Johnny Wilson's most. persistant clialleng'eis. have been signed for a tw
round clash at the open air arena at ILonnglafld City Saturday night.
light should eliminate onelof the.two and-9t. is more than likely
her will be matched with \Yilsonjni H9“
McTiguc and his manager are Bonfident brunet}:
will not no the limit? Mike hos-a slight advantag over it
past performances and is favored to win Saturday night‘s bout.
\Vnrd comes from the coast that Jimmy OT‘onncll.
man whom the Giants have bought. for
itcports have it that the Giants $75.
in baseball, not excluding Ruth. Cobb. Hellman or Speaker.
have Slindc. the sensational Pacific Coast weltcrwcight.
ft‘lllt'd l’aul~ Doyle of Boston at the Armin
was knocked down .in the second, third.
Brooklyn has a heavy hitting team this season.
an with tiic one exception of Sam Post. got
Leonard and Kansas Matched for Another Bout
Kansas :i'zai't on
Pity. 'l‘hc match will be held in an open air
hat that an :in‘revm
ot‘ the enormous purse dcmandcd hy
Boyle’s
High. liic
Tiiensnoreot‘ 11 to
‘al Highs heat the
first defeat this year.
urea two hits.‘ One‘ a llnllllll'.
(SP ruggvd at timcs
n iagainst the local students.
scene of St*\(‘l‘l:l good
"clo (xt' Stamford w
tuclvc round routc. .
Mack will stack up amitns
ol' llanhnry
A. C. of Boston Monday night.
fourth anilfit’th rounds hut!
of ten rounds. Shade has always been i
ork Monday was a revolution to thc
o 0 ~ -
In Monday's game with
at lcast one hit.
times: at hat.
and a doululo. out of tisc
mosrgomes '
Bantu-n League
W. L P.C. ‘
New Haven W. 9 3 .750
_‘\1bany’,1_._;.........8 ,i .667
Fillsficld . ”Lu... 7 5 .553
Fitchburg .......... 7 5 .553
.Igfljgepojft ...... . . . . 6 6 .501)
lmtford.....u....! S .333
, “’atertiury . . . . . . . . . 4 s .333
2 sphnmltr .:.::.~..'.‘.'3- ”9“ "#950
National League
W. L. PC.
New York ......... 1? t .510
l*e Chicago 12 S .600
frgpst. Lonis..........12 11 .545
. t‘lwtn‘ngh 12 11 .545
that the fill}: lilrookll’il . . . . . ..... 10 11 .476
Canada- this summer- 3°“? ichnndeiphia . . . . . . . 7 l l ass
‘rmdmm 13‘??? '1‘“ “if“: cm'oimmtitk: .1 .“.~. .. .s “:05: .333
ohson according 30.130305 ' _ ‘ _________ 5- 15" as;
' ‘ ' . ~-—-——--- {4.3
' . - American League : '
k W. 1'. RC.
.\'w)'or‘..... l’.‘ ‘" 7‘.‘
Frisco” first ""5" as: Louis .......... l6 5 .62:
future drlivrry- ‘3 “‘5‘" "‘3“ “"9" -Cle\‘eland ........ . . l" n- '5‘»:
mm hcauty is the best hitter t‘hh‘ 16 11 .‘:;3
‘.‘ , agu.....,.,..... ' .t
.,. "m“ ‘9" ”“5 ’1 Philadelphia . . ..... ll) 12 .435
far-reached and next .\car 0 Lonnell will hm}x 11le illuston _ , . , . . . . 9 11 45.0
can do in fast contra-13'- ']xt‘mit . . . . . .. . . . . . 9 14“ .3'li
\Vgishington . .. . . . . . 8 ill .333
t 0 .
r ’
decisively de- 1 ester day 8 Results
Eastern League
Hartford 4. Pittstieht n, .
Bridge-port 6. Springfield 4.
St“? Hfl\‘€'li ‘3. Aihuli')‘ 2.
“’atz-rhury 2. Pitchhnrw U,
n
National [mime-p
I-‘lttuhurgh 8. lirouklyn 2.
Cincinnati 4. Boston 1. .
Philadelphia 9. (‘hicaizn 4,
Six“ York 4. St. Louis in ‘
Amcricnn League“
Jul-y 4th at Michiizan
arena which will scat aliout 30.00”
stair-i that the champion
em could not he rear-hut he.
him. 'l‘cndlvr was oft'rcll $62.5”?
Acres this summer which he
ring with thv
lllkl ll 3.}: t“ l'.
Thirty
anxious to got into'tln-
\\‘I-'.~'t~ awnuc students inn"?i lWon font"
-.‘. indicatea the decisive'
crack Gremiuich tcam. which hy.
I Motilt displayed «xcvlieut‘t‘omn;
and eiL'ht crrors were chucked up.
bouts l-‘riday night at the
ill mmt Johluiy Darcy
which in sun lo prmc irntcresting.
t Andy lmxis. llill Smith's‘
21 one of tin.- l'rt‘illllllini'lt's.
will llulll't:.l
Boxing Matches _
" in Washington
“CASHING'T‘ l.\'. May In." \"ieiovm
of international inning and wrestling
matches in \Vashlngtun a city lit-rc-
ixclusiwly in
to contents in
a llllllhl
“:ly
lili'urt l'I-M-l‘uii
:in international
(iiplullilit‘y—‘Wt‘rt’ set-n twia‘)‘ in. sport
t'ollowcrs in a hill prvscntld in the
S‘fllllli' )lstvnlay l-_\ Scilalor David ].
\\';il.‘<h ot’ .\l1l$*ll('ltilfit‘ll5.
’l'hc hill. modv-iwl on laws on the
statute hooks oi~ New York and .\'cw
Jersey. “(mid lvualizr tlu- holding of
boxing: and wrtvstlim: matches in the.
Disti-itt of l‘nlnlnllia ull-lcr regula-
tions and would proudc- for a commis-
sioner m“ tmxim: tr) hv appointed hy
the presidcnt. Boxing matches now
are prohibited in tht- district hut the
popularity of WW sport in thc capitol
has been shown according to its fol-
lowers by the ath-ndnncl- at bouts hold"
just outside the district at siher
Springs. Md.
Permahem Office
for Golf Secretary
N H \"
YORK. May 10.——-Increased
interest in golf has so burdened the
secretary of the l‘. S..Gorr' Association
that a permanent otiice devoted to the
organization's intcrest will be estab-
lished in New York with 'I‘homas J.
McMahon in charge. "C. S. Leo re-
mains as honorary necretary. Reve-
nue from admissions. charge-d specta-
tors at tournaments will maintain the
establishment.
Babe—Ruth Leaves
Hospital Today
NEW YORK. May 10.—-Ba.be Ruth.
who underwent an operation for the
removal of his tonsils several days
ago. will be able to leave the hospl-
tal today. his physicians expected. He
has made a rapid recovery and is con-
fident'thot he will be in condition 80'
get back into the game May 20. the
The inticld “idly im'lj’
.\'w\\' York 8. Chicago ,7“; (10h).
nin‘zs.) A ' if“ .
i‘hiladl-lplzia 15. Cleveland 4.
lhlruit ii. llnstnn ‘3...
St Louis 7. “‘ashin‘gton 5.."
Games Today:
.‘ I
Itastt‘g'ii Iliaguc _ ,
I’itt~lit ld at Hartford. ‘
New llil\(‘ll (ll Albany. ‘1';
Sprinirlirld at Bidets/«part. }
\Ylllt ll'lll'}' at ir‘itchhurg.
Nagonal [league i
trnoklyn .. tlfifittsburxzh.
Nl-w York h", 8!. Louis.
Pmladclphlufig? Chicago.
Boston at cinetgnagt.
(illiquid!) [Ethane
(‘llirnno at xejvrwork. "
[lo-tl‘uil tit ”MED“.
St. Louis at .'\\'ashiliuton. '4
~ (lieu-land at. l‘hllmit'lphia.
a
i
Tenn—ins Stars on
White House Courts
\VARH-l szgl’Q’ 103.2511an of
th.n America his florid wcrc listed
to appcm‘ in' matchc‘ today on the
\\'hite House courts. The gallery in-
\itcd to witness the. matches including
in addition to l'rcnident and Mrs.
Harding. members of the cabinet and
rcprescntutircs of the diplomatic (‘H'pfl
and “'ashlngton society. Scarce-Ly a
more notable gallery will he prcnt-nt at.
any of the hi): tt-nnis matches to lr‘
hcld during lhc suntmcr in the l'niled
States.
George ll. Christian. Jr.. secretary to
thc president. has conwantcd to rcl'crcc
the maichcs which were urramzcd by
Dwight F. Davis. donor of the cele-
brated international tennis trophy. and
A. Y. Leech. Jr.. treasurer of the
national tennis mutilation.
Mrs. Malia. iljurstedt Mallory. na-
tional and’ international champion.
was scheduled to meet Mrs. Marion
Zinderstein Jessup. ranking third on
Pthc national list. in a single: match:
Mrs. Mallory and \K'atson “’ashburn
were matched against Karl Bohr and
“'allacc Johnson.
Well Known Race
Horses Perish in
Lexington Fire
'LEXINGTON. K32. ablay last—Fire at
the Lexington track of the rKentucky
Jockey Club last night destroyed the
stable of J. Cal. Mitam with thirty-one
thoroughbred racers belonging to
Milam and J. N. Camden. president or
the Jockey Club. Only five horses were
save-d. The loss is believed to be. well
toward three hundred thousand dol~
lam. No Derby candidates were in the
barn. The final: believed to have been
caused from lightning during a. “emf
Among the better known horses
burned were Rangoon. oned-zbyfien‘
ator Camden for whom Milam is
trainer. Dar Jelling, Mojave. Little
were other: to die. Fair Agnes won
Monday. Most of tbe’horsetwere on
the eve or being shipped to the Chur-
flntn hie anchor-tin" pvnimfi,
“m
- Hz? weamxt. THOSE
TRIO! 5: DE- wuerzas
{.4 4.3g; EOUIPE
20M ICA l. SKERH
-‘r
‘H
Elfin: won and: coda-v. .
Sally, oLnis Aden.» and Fair “not
chill Down! “8122"” the .Lexinxton’
liit.
‘ and lvanncn.)
Stolcn liascs-m ("roiizetil-rr. Land)".
l-Ilrsi on Errors ~ Norwalk lt’on
“forks S: Amcr. Hat (‘0. l.
l'lllpll‘t‘WI‘? Kosnlesky.
'l‘imc 2 hrs. in min.
Scorei'wut‘. D. Miller.
(a) Halted for Hughes in fills.
(in) Haiti-d for \‘appc in Hit.
New York Giants _._
Get Flying St
NlilN YORK. May 1U.~~'l‘llt.‘ New
York Giants got away to a living start
in their tired clash of thcir Wcstcrn luv
Million and war out in from today by
thc wide margin of {our and a hail
games. Tho- \auntcd strcnmh of thc
Farris, both at. but and in tiw livid.
failvll to show against the Mch-alv-
mcn Who won easily (3.". licllind Hill
Ryan's airtight pitching.
Home runs played a prominent part
in a largo shat-c of the games. the Ath-
lt‘ tics excelling with four circuit blows.
two by Miller. in tmuncing (‘icvciand
123 to 4, and obtaining revenge for a.
.fourtccn to {our reverse the. day 1')!“
h." l‘lll‘lll'rw—l‘y Arnold. (\Vchi
it‘ore.
Parkinson's four ham.- crack plus
.limmy Rlng's effective twirling.
lwlped l"’hiladclphia to own with n 9
to 4 Victory over the Chicago (‘uhn
Tobin's wallop over the tenor was a
factor in the defeat of \Voohington by
St. Louis while Harry lieiimann broke
dintnnrc records with a. clout in Box—
ton whilc the Tigers were making it
two straight from the Red 80):.
A pinch single by Rookie. fikiiincr
of the Yankees in the tenth inning dv-
clded n thrilling sr-e’saw battle with
the “'liitu Sox. 5-7. and kept the New
Yorkers in the lead. Frank llakcr hit
his second home run'ln two days.
Duncan's triple with the. bases full
gave Cincinnati 3 4-1 verdict ayer
Boston while Pittsburgh. behind
Southpaw Cooper’s sterling hoxwork.
made it two in a row from the skid-
ding Brooklyn Dodgers.
Five leading Hitters
in Each Major League
Hornsby. St. oLuis . .21
W
main “my.
BWAW be kept in a dork
ipmflkktobekeptvltm: t gram
:m; ' '
_ . p “u: ‘ . .
VBXIIMEI‘O’Ot‘lS‘to 8 the Norwalk 9 ‘ l ' i T 3
blron M'orkewtlet‘mted the American. .. . . . ~ = ,
Hat company Saturday afternoon. Thta‘» ‘ . ' ' I '
was another game in the Industrial
in“ “a. "iv-1.7.”. H - i
.- NORWALK IRON WORKS .4 Mil-88.. Harriet- F. 1331013;
m... ....... ;~ as, ClaimsSheowns Triangle"
lCroinetierc. c . r 2 a s 2 o in Road
lHarris. lst b ....-..'l' 3 :2 12 ll 0 ‘
Manuela.” 7 8» 3 2 5 0 .- .
Barry. if ........ . a o 1 2 1 1 “ *‘STPORT‘ M“ 1“"‘wmk "Ml
~Wtrom. 3b 5 2 ”2 1 2 0 _been temporarily held up at Nash‘s
Hughes. ct‘ . _ . _ ‘ . ‘ s 1 1 0 0 o Comer became of the triangle in tho
Yappe.~rt . _ _ . _ . .. 5 ._. .2 0 0 0: center or the curve which is claimed
Arnold. p . ....... 5 2 2 “ 2 l by Miss Harriet 1*. Taylor ot State
(a) Jones. 1, _ . ‘ . . _ 1 0 0 u o 0 stroct. Miss Taylor has a t‘k’lz‘li dated
(b) Coleman. rf .. u 0 0 0 0 0 ”I” th‘h gives her ““9 to the
_______ strip of land. Surveyors' atakcs were
Totals ________ 51 18 18 L7 1* 2 hullcd Up from this piece of proper-
AMERICAN HAT CO. ' ty and placed in a pile niongaidc the
at). r. h. I“. a. c. road. Miszs Taylor has protested to
Rhea. c ______ ‘ . _ _ . 4 2 1 1“ u 0 i the sclcctmen and has asked for $200
Tookcr. so ........ 5 0 3 1 1 2 for tlw land. Action will probably be
“,- Ryan. “J ' ‘ . . . . ‘5 1 3 1“ 0 2 taken by the town and state imrncd -
Landy. 2!. . 5 1 2 2 2 2 “‘9’”
lAlnnndsen. [5 .... 4 1 l l 2 0 Repairs haw hmzun on the llnston
Mason. 3h ....... 5 2 2 1 0 2 T’Ost Road t‘rom‘ the top of Stan:
“'chh. cf __________ ‘ 1 1 2 1 0 street hill rind-will pro (“or into Peal
Court. It" _______ «l 1 1 0 1 0 Swamp. The holes: in the road and
Tvansco. rl‘ . _____ _ * u 0 u 0 " cthcr minor t‘cpflirs will he madc.
M __ '__ W H _.. The State Highway llcpartnicnt
Totals ....... 4“ 9 14 "T T 3 ‘hnd surveyors measuring the state
SCORE llY IXNIXTES road to see whether they can widen
Nor. l. \\'.... :3 1 1 3 :3 s n 1 “les‘thc main. road any morr than it is
Am. lint Co... ._. 0 .n n 1.0 1 5 “A 9 'i now. \V‘hcn the. cnglncers went over
fll'lilMARY ithc roadway thcy found that many
Earned runs anwnlk Iron \‘i’o'rke': neoplc had encroachrd I upon thc
S; Ame-r. Hat Co. 5. lstrcct. In several cascs they showed
Two hasc hits.~(‘roiscticreu Harri-4L1WM)“1 the protwrt)‘ owners would
Malhcis. Solicrstrnm. Yul‘l‘t‘. Toflketg.l have to. tonr down a largo stonewall
Shin. “in". (‘mnt i or rebuild a new lawn it the propos-
mm, on halls wol‘t‘ Arnold 4: off air! are: carried out.
Amundsacn 5. l 1—. . . . . .
t-ltruck mil-why ‘ Arnold G; by} *I‘Afihl‘lh 9* 4 “ISS
Amundsen S. l J. .
Surrmm‘ hits-~Coll-mnu. . 1l ranklin School 9—04 defeated thr
Left on bases—«Iron Works 7; Annual 94‘] in a game at the Baxter grounds.
Hal CO. 8. i yonlcrday aftvrnnnn from a scorc of 17
llnuhlc pla,\‘-«».\'orw:ilk Iron \Vorkr-LE
’ AMERICAN LEAGI’E -
' ‘ G. A3. H. EC. A
O'Neil. Cleveland . . .16 44 19 .632 ‘
\Vltt. New York . . . . 16 54 23 .416!
Sisler. St. Louis . . . 24 99 40 .404‘
Speaker. Cleveland .22 89 36 .405
Jumieoon. Cleveland 23 94 36 .388
NATIONAL LEAGI’F.
American League
6. AB. H. RC.
Toporeer. St. Louis 16 it 18 .489
'r. Griffith. B'klynn 17 55 24 .433
Mamnviue. Pitts. ..'.:l 58 37 .420
Kelly. New York . 2!. 81 3% Jo"
78 all .385
to l. (‘lonch pitched a gnmi gainv and
tools the crcdit for winning. Hc alien.
gliit n trivlc and 3i dmil-lv and two sin-
inlcs. Martin (iuhlicatcd the feat. This:
~wus lhc first game of the season for}
th victors.
M
lawman)»- Tt) PLAY NASH
1
l
l
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'l‘hr llosehuds of llridgepm‘t. who
lhnve played and won fivn games so far;
Hills «emu. will he the team that the .‘
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Taltvriioon pf this: week at tho Haxteri
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Open Evenings
Fighter Refuses
to Accept
ATLANTA. May lit-«The unify:
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cl-pt a rot‘cuws‘s decixion in his m» ,_-
we; presented to a crowd of M»
enthusiasts at Ponce de Leon m
vane nun mean when: him not?
Atlanta. told Referee Johnny ”
that he had not defeated “Red"
Lacjilin at" Saginaw. Mich. 7.
:Thc refcrce then called the; ’
draw. but some ncwspapcrmen
they lhmmhl McLachlin had the w
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obtained a decialon mcr Abel. W
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