: SDAY, 0017an 17, 1922.
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' .‘wil Hunters May
i'sc Ferrets
. .
lntzll Snowfall
"-iv'rs lune lnmlv inquiry of
«mun. County (lume com~ l~
llvtlivr ferrets: are allowcd
: l‘m' harm: and rahhlts this
muting to the Conllccticnt‘
ammo lgi’wa. fences may be
ill llN‘i-mlwr l. or until Show"1
ml mnkvs possimc the tracking‘:
.«Ill‘lll’lt‘llfi with (10:59. ‘.
Mosul smson onwlld hare m"
Safaris ull Dcmmnwr 1. Ac-‘
tn lhv gmmc laws, no person
1. ul‘ take any wild hare or rat)-
pi \xitli dog: or fern-l or holll. ;
rm.» vw vlcmhfnli. between that
«on with or Without a ferret. .
is li.“5l" to incl :l $23) 13:10::
till .‘I f-il‘rot while
tlicrc is
ho ground nmkcs the hunter
‘lv ‘50 fine.
.. El; Get $1,000
1 ch for Defeating
St. Paul Clulb'i
l“.\l7l.. Minn” Oct. 17. Rich-
shill-PH of the Baltimore Orioles.
1‘: ot‘ the minor league cham-
. ;. saw-ins which concludvd llwl'c
will u i , itv about, $mm') (-nch
-”.l Shim" of the receipts and the:
.ml plum-w umn-nximu‘lv-ly 3T0”
‘z-mvm‘nnxg tn lian: .~: manila littlllil‘
‘ l0):
.rl lv‘t l-l'l'c» l‘ur tlw «WU ll u’unrn
‘.Il‘ill’l’l’l""ll_ Hr; $l::z,:‘~:n,3'l ”mi the
ll 'lll'l‘ :14 {15.71” l‘ll"l“.‘-4()l'lS. 'l‘lm
ill
ll':l‘.l‘l‘S \l‘i!’ l‘V“‘l l\'t‘ $l9.“33.46
L‘fvllle 3‘ l".lf\\.‘l“. lim'll ("lllll'a
\\.I . 2". Willi" v'lcll.
lz Hxlu‘nwn‘l. in-‘
m: mallmm' $l;|l;'l‘l«'é~’. \Vt‘i‘f‘ HAWK:
Hi.
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nny (fill-till i
utpninted by Tre-
’ lune ll] li’hiladelphia'
. H.\l>l<fl.l‘lll.\. Oct. 17. ----- Purl
llillv rvl' (‘Il‘ll'llllill cilsill‘ out-‘
tml .lul'l‘m "ill‘lin nl' .lv-rswj' Pity
‘th rmmuls: :«1 llll‘ Olympia A. A.
‘11: 31.! 'i‘lls‘ lull ll'i~lll ill“ \‘v'l’r’l' ll
4l~nmn .3 (‘llllnlll twicu in the llnznl
! 'l'Ix first win]: l‘mxmh' \Vvl'n
Ll w r: n] :u Hull. 'l‘l'vnmilzv 'livl nil
illillfl whil>~ t‘mtill lull Iliwk.‘
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ll‘ >4: cw «l 1mm in took IL“
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»~~ nu. ll lazillim; Mark 0“
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Picking Referee
t
mm: of J\"‘lt'('llilg' {I third man
‘mz: l‘x-l‘ llll' Andy (‘hiun-y-lx’id
u-z't :ll “lilo: l'nrk on Friday
w causing n lively dispute luc-
lh-nlly Ml‘Muli-m and Eddie
' l!l.!llll“‘l‘l‘.‘1 ut' lllt' l‘lVLll {czltlll‘lu
Me-ml is said to favor Frank
tlu- Hartford boxing official.
Ilium tum n fill-mu: liking for Mc-
ii'v' ul' Bridgeport.
Ml.
lllnll,
ins-l nowwr wsltchl-(l Lllvmmn [W‘l‘~
. the Hartford man has lwcn \w-ll
mollliml to him. Scntty Monteitll
(mo particular person to inform
of (Hi‘lllllll‘l'fi ('Xl‘t‘llf‘lll qualifica-
mn McAllllt‘l'v. (limmon or 'l‘M‘l')‘ Lee
_ - ..4_._,..._ . ,-. .._._<.. -. ..
illege Student
ll ms Over Jock
Malone on a Foul
1 ”wt l7."“]’§()l) Sago, Uni—
1' 'mlt student, won on a
. s -l-t in the shth round,
nu round bout with
lzmnunt of the middle-
: ’Eml Malone unin—
.l ngmnr a low
bout was on
n
.4: “ . . .. 'w .
L. l h l hills l’crlstem
. ‘ . «tinc won
«» of Staten
5 last night
"llll’l. Port
Vultcrs and
rounds to a
i’il’f‘l‘ Jimmy
W; State amn-
vnpion. was
Forh in six
? Mu opponent,
r'lllmi nml 12ml
. stsinlls. The
2:1,
show :lliytlllnc; startling. Frank was 1.11
hits of the four made by his main. playing a peri'e
'l<
. . O
[entirely
lllULlKll (.‘iluney's manager claims
_fl5‘ 11 tllll‘ll mun. Should Mr-zui
J Ianllon be unable to arrive at
. :‘u'l‘l'ul tic-vision tln- stutt- h0xing5
(roluill ln- ('nllt'd upon tndayto
ll‘ llll‘ rl-l'l'rwl'. 'l’hl' board in that
u “Illlltl w'ulmlnly make its choice
ENI-
A In t7
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v'vvv‘v'vv‘r'v‘
Frank Frisch's All Stars m with
“by the Bronx Giants 11 to 2. Except
lug lhrce bases.
Much interest is lwing Show
\Vl‘ltl,‘l'“r'i'l2l|l Champion, and ‘Mickey
rise has l:(.~ll ‘upld us he
during; the past two years.
:zimlml route in u no decision affair.
an even break,
that thv .lm'bz-yite will annex the title.
Tim Original Celtics, New York‘s
tlzvir Sl‘ElSOH and are. proving that they
\‘iUlIS y! lll‘S.
lwln: nvur the Elizabeth team of the Metropolitan League.
PR to be one of the best the indoor game has enjoyed in some time.
of the indoor game has grown very fast and the coming win-
5 to be one of the most successful in the history of the game.
:«on yrmnis
The l‘lll'lllill'lly
l“l‘ promise
O 0
Judging; from the Ibrautl .of. football played
Iowa. the, bulldog is in for. one of the poorcst svason
Howe-verwith Jordan, ()‘Hem'n, Beckett and Miller
Haven team should be greatly strongllmlu-d.
O C
The Tigers opened up their ,msztsm
lllu "\‘ictors oi: Bridgcport. 'l‘ilv local
(‘lvx’HhcsS and hm
long gains.
lug
t
'l‘ll"
Woods at .\llll"<t‘llll‘nl, l‘url: Sunday.
tcm'l (it 7- to 1. 'l‘llt‘ gnmt- was: pluyod
SQ‘ZIE‘OH.
Lou Bogghjlfants’ More
Money for Fisher Bout
'lil‘lllrfiiil">ll"i‘ (hi. l7. ~-~
i- :lttwmpliixg to Sign Lou Hamish tn
lax-2.: Ylmllz ll‘lshl-r here on October
Fm. llivtz lms given Hamish until to«
day to Sign for tho bout. Louis is a
llll lclucinnt to sign. claiming that the
callml for in the: contract is
too small.
bring him to a compromise today.
If Bogusll does not. sign it is prob-
able that this month's show will be
called off. .
Robbers Seeking Ball
Game Receipts Fooled
(‘llll‘_\(‘.0. Oct. 17.»I~‘ln.- men. :11)-
jpnrclltly in search of $28,899. the re-
furipts of the C‘uhs-VVliite Sox city
isorivs championship game Sunday.
‘surpriscd and bound the negro watch-
.man It Corniskcy lurk anzl Mow the.
into 11th night. They got only
fill in
l
l
:sut‘o-
Sllw.
1 Stanley \Vilson. the negro watch-
man, lu-cmm- confused under police
qucstinnim: and his versions of the
robbery differed somewhat. the police
said.
Ticket Speculators
Are Punished
('HICAGO. Oct. 17.——Further appli-
cations for tickets for the Princeton-
Gllicago football game here October
:28. will not ho considered. it was an—
nounccd today. The University of
Chicago football ticket omce has been
swamped with orders and no seats are
left. to offer at public sale.
Ticket; scalpcrs are receiving atten-
tion from the authorities. Edward
O'Brien. :1 college student. was fined
$30 for acalping tickets for last Satur-
day's Chicago-Northwestern game.
and two professional speculators halve
lwe narrested. '
Tiplitz Outpoints
Bert Spencer
Jon Tlplltz. Philadelphia light-
weight outpointed Bert Spencer of
llrookiyn in twelve rounds last night
at tlw P-roadway Exhibition Associa-
tion. Spent-er proved willing. but was
nutlmxr-d hy his opponent. Kenny
Mick ill-tented Cuft'y Murray in a ten-
mm...uu "M Mu
round bout.
‘
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~ Sports '
By F’. V. McMahon
--J.-“A--‘-
v '—
n (Wm- tht- coming bout between Jack Britten,
\Valkor. the Newark boxer.
has met practically all the leading welterweightii
He fought Britton once before in Newark over the;
As this meeting will be for fifteen rounds many fans belleve'
Thus far the Celtics have a, clean slate, their most recent victory
1 little liiiliclllly in plvl‘ciilq the Visitor‘s line
The: Tiger teal“ is practically tho saunt-
: plélywrs lat-lug 1):le in tlu- game and 12:02:): jllS’. as strong
lxc Tigers the most succvssrul Season thus fur.
wavuiks took tho winning unnlw of the S!“l‘l‘-'S wit.
defeating: tho South Not-Walk harm by tllv'
Tin; teams will meet next Sunday in the second Sllllli' of the writ-5:.
Pull!
-. l
l‘t'll'i. pmmolcr for “it; Cusmo A, C”:
I‘lcitz expects to_
‘wv
“
‘-
"-AA A
_,'._‘ v
“ v
a sot back‘when vthwqgvere defeated
for Frank himselcgms team galled‘to -
e real star of the ganiesecuring three
ct. fielding game and gtéalc
Walker’s
The newspaper verdict 0! this go was:
O Q
crack basketball team. have opened}
are still as fast andiclever as in pro-g
The coming sea-
by Yale Saturday against
s in their gridiron history. ;
in the line-up the New
1 Sunday with a decided victory over;
vlmon silowcd cn‘llsidr-rahlc speed and:
and ends for1
as last. year. all cu‘ the.
as excl: Here‘s Wish-‘1
t O
h the strong Lock-i
lut‘nro. one Of the llil‘i:
le crowds of tho;
fCubs Liberal in i
DiVldillg‘ Chicago ,
Series Earnmgs‘
”w“ l
CiliC.\C:O. Oct. l7.«—‘rlnyer:. on the,
C'!ll(,‘.l.,o \Vhitu Sm: club. which lost?
the- title of city champions to the
(Hills ycstrrduy. received almost as;
much money a man as their sharc of;
the players’ pool as the new title hold-
ers, it was revealed yesterday. P ",
, Leslie O‘Connor. secretary to Base
lhail Commissioner Landls. said that
the Cubs. whose share of tho pool was
$14,706.55. decided to splittlw amount?
Elnto twenty~six full shares. so that the
igmascot, the groundkeepvr and sex-oral
l
.
l
. n-
.othcrs would share. On the other
ihaud. the low-rs‘ share of the pool.
gammmtlnc to $9.S<l4.56. was divided
into twvntyzone full shares.
Gibbons and
Miske to Be Paid
Nl-‘.\\' YORK. Oct. 17.——~l"romoter.
’l‘ex Rickard will he inslructcd at n.
'meeiing of the State Athletic Commis-
lsion. today. to pay both Tom Gibbons
,and lilly, Miske. St. Paul heavy-
weights. under the terms of their con-
tract signed by the boxers for the
bout last Friday. which was awarded
to Miske on a foul.
The delay in approving the paya
ment. Chairman Muldoon said in an-
nouncing the proposed action. was in
accordance with the Commissl’on‘x
rules which requires that the Com-
mission pass on any decision given in
a tout stopped by an official.
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BryanDowney
Gets Verdict;
BOSTON. Oct. 17.——Bryan Downey
of Columbus, Ohio. outpolnted Nate
Siogcl of Revere in a ten round bout
here last; night. Siegol. making his
debut as a rmlddlcweight. abpeared
nervous and took a beating about the
body.
Siki Not Coming.
to America
NEW YORK. Oct. "11—71:! an effort
to reach an understanding .on a. tenta—
tive arrangement by which Battling
Sikl was to come to Americato en-
gage in bouts with lightheavs‘wei'ghts.
Tex Rickard today cabled‘ Maurice
Heller. the fighter's manager. It ”has
a
2'; iKOPPISCH * BREAKiNC—l THROoel-l 299.9 WESLEYAN 'thE‘FOR ATOUCH DOWN.
7’ Columbia’s ponderous elevenrlie'fehtéd‘a' .compaflfiyely light but courageous "W'esle'yan team by a score of 10 m 6 at South Field.
It was the third straight victory of the ”season for the-Blue and White, but.” unlike the other two, a hard earned victory over a squad that
' shone almost as gloriously in defeat as the victors did in triumph-up to a minute ,or so before the tussle ended. Columbia’s margin was a
single point—4m more. A fumble, a fortunate dash. any sort of break might have turned the tide toward the “Tigers of New England,” as
the Methodists are being called this‘season. , .- '- _ ‘ , .- ’
has 4m: intention 01? coming. togfirst and second heats of the trials for h. H ._ ‘ , . éc'ommitted suicide. He had served
America. ‘ . 5075mm“. ._. , ' . 1 AN B ’as janitor of the institution for one 7
“If Siki and his manager do not . ___.__._ ~ - , year and a. half and slept nights on ;
come here." said liickardrtqday, “as-
they cabled me they would, then! will
guarantee that Siki will never box in
America. if I can prevent it.“-
O’ljourd efeats Zivic
* COLUMBUS.— Ohio, Oct. 17,...—pm1
“M... _ O'Dowd. ' Columbus bantamweight.
- won the .judges' docision oger Pete
Lawn Tennls ‘ imvlc of New York, in a twelve round
' I ' 'bout here last night. Zivic mgmggy
conferenqe in}; several etages of the .b’out. hut
____.____. ,lO'Dowq could not put him out. ‘
PARIS. (let. 17 (Associated Press).' '
-—-At the request of the' U. 5. Lawn . , 7, , > _
Tennis Association, the international The baseball game for a dinner he-
‘ . . tennis federations tween the “Yanks". and 'Gtilxtswof
23:12:93.2: flax... to take place in . the Norwailk boat club was played Sal-y
Paris the loin-r part of this month,'1'§l?ény afternoon. at; the 'Malone lot,
has been pestiloned until December iami “395219995 inha tail-game.- tie mac.
:genaghiifzgf tzitiogfiotgie meeting has: Ed bi Ulgpil'g; 'f‘gomgsgageskgg.c:ng
The promise. of participation in the i331131529;fxrhegzrsghf_gzmnmjffls
conference by the American govern- Archie Carrie: andEmest mmm'm
mg body is granted 'wlthrfielight by the i th . Gi '03 Fr 1.: s :9 .’ 'd' '77 ‘
members and ol‘fimals of. the- French 9 an . an out 5 an ma
Tennis Federation. whollo‘pe that. the Engage 7 er kn k a t h
U. S. L. '1‘. A. may be induced-to enter Ch ll; {ring 3K . ago: on .3,“ . _ y
the" International Tennis Federation. an e an ura, er an, earn-m -
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““3” “3““? in the ali'fifler m».
Kealona Breaks ' balk Oliver Mitchel can”... the:
World’s Remrd
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The game will be played or: next sat.
urday after-noon; ‘ '
335133311. GAME For: Woman. ' '
The. feature of thegdme'wos .
Yankees and Art 'Dolson the Giants; .
mingling
Southinfio‘n Man Foru nd‘
Dead in Directors’ Roan:
With Revolver: Lying-
Nearby
I
SOUTHINGTON, 'Oct. 1'7.~Frederr
'ick Stacy-.752, a janitor, Was. found
dead in the directors? room of j the
racuth‘mgton Bank aim :Cempans’v
fat eight o‘clock yesterday with a. bullet:
hole in his right temple and a .32
calibre revolver nearby. 03:15]). Kil-
boamo, secretary of the bank. discov-
- rod the Bodyrwrhen he opened the
hem: yesteréia'y morning. .
1“ jEudGommiued Suicide."-
’ ” Nothing was disturbedand Medical
Examiner Steedman,’ after an exam ‘ n-
a cot in the directors’ room. The ro-‘V
yélver was the property of the bank.
Stacy is said to have been in poor ,
health and to have worried consider? '
ably since a burglar alarm installed
in the bank was accidentally sounded
sometime ago. Friends say he 11a;
expremd a. fear or staying alone in
the bank since the occurrence.
Relathm Arrive. ,
Detective Samuel .Bamforth of
New Britain. a brother-indaw of the
dead mac, came here after the finding ,
'0! the body and said he .was satisfied
sway took his own 111%. '
‘ - Tree. My Animate.
Trees are living things. (the!
breathe, have mam, digest their
food and m note it. have sexual .
processa’a‘nfl power to adapt them-
calves to their environment. , They
hack 0!" intelligence. nervous system.
and power’olf locomotion. In all other
Macy pmcesses‘ ' they function 397 »
ation, declored thatwthere was; no
dqiitgt in his mind ;- manage}! had
WEATHER CHANGES .
L GABSE
HONOLULU. Oct. 17 (Assogiated
Press).-—-\Varren Kealona broke the
world’s record for the fifty yard back ‘ .
stroke here last night at the Hui
,‘Makanl Club's swimming trials. He
swam the event. in one minute. 46 17-5
The former record was 1:4?
ingFall cause many colds and housing.
For quick relief from throat."th
won the. 22obyard free
mites and 50 seconds”
the world’wecord of-
rigger club _
style in two ml
thus bettering
2:51 2-5. ., .. ,.
Lillie Bowmer beat Pauline Hoeft of
New Zealand. and Wehsaau defeated
ingrcough medicine in the —Wefid.
"Foley’s Honey“ and Tar is the mos:
writes Wm. Jones, El Dara, Illinois
Stimson. Powell Corporations—rim!“
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been reported from.=;Parls that, §ikf
Gwitha. Shand of New Zealand in the
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