THURSDAY, NOVEMBER '2,
1mg
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WALKER CAPTURESI
THE WEH'ERWEIEHT
TITLE Fllflli [Jamal
NEW YORK. Nov. 2.——-A grinning.
lowed-headed young fellow from
Elizabeth. N. 1.. is welterweight box-
ing champion of the world today. be-
old age. wisdom and cunning when
1-:- ran athwart them at Madison
Square Garden last night. He signs his
. h-chs Michael Edward \V’alkrr. Invt
2hr boys call him Mickey and his ap-
pearance doesn‘t belie the aptness of
the monicker
{Mickey Walker is the new champion
and Jack liritton. the sage of the ring.
is again an ear-champion. It is not
exactly a new role for Britton. but it
appears likely to be a permanent one
row. Jack held the title for nearly a
decade. first losing it to Ted Lewis and
inter rcgnining‘ n from the same man.
The battle last night will stand out
1'2 the annals of boxing and in the
memories or those who saw it as one
0" the most curious in a sport noted
for its ups and
outs Almost unprecedented before
downs and ins and"
In the Realm of _
Sports
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Yale has invited Iowa to the Bowl in 1923 with the hope that she can
If not successful the probability will be that the Wenern
cause he absolutely has no ”spew ‘0' Eleven will not be seen at the Bowl in 1924.
Squaw accounts
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Bosash’ to Fight 7
" Downey' in Boston
middlweighti elimination bouts will be
Bryan Downey. who is acclaimed as
world’s middleweight title holder in
TA. c. or Bridteport has put in 3 bid
for Bogusb'l services. Joe 8111211.!
McMahon
A
M311 33. 000 or a. privilege“
118.
Frank Frisch informed the writer yesterday that he probably will or— could bet 8131' a. guarantee in the
gnnize a. basketball five again this winter.
profitable to Frank last winter and he
source of revenue this winter. Of course. Frank will not appear personally in
the lineup as he has been requested‘by John MoGraw not to play the court
game during the off-season.
John McGrawvhas landed a valuable player in Bentley. the Baltimore
'The new Giant has been acquired by McGrsw for his pitching
ability but might be used to good advantage on either first base or in the
outfield. Last season he compiled a batting average of .248 in the International
League and was the leading hurler in the circuit.
Oriole star.
l _ O 0
Columbia will journey to Ithaca
Parkcflsr and it is almost certain that
The indoor genie proved might?
the bout will be staged in the Hub.
has no particular objection to the sine
alleged holder of the 100 pound hon—
ors twice. It is claimed that he. inn-ck; .
ed him out in Toledo and was robbed ”
of the verdict by Wilson‘s own referee. r
They were rematched at Boyle: i.
\ .
Thirty Acres when both winters
up such a mediocre showing that
purses were held. It automatically lea
has not fought since that time.
i
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fight Augie Rather in St. Paul he)!
month. leaving only two fighters in the
on Saturday to take another decisive selected eight who have not fought on
even minor battles and extremely rare irouuclng. Last year the Blue and White eleven was beaten 41 to 7 by the yet.
“mom: titular WNW-“8 W88 lhe action Ithacans and the year before was defeated at to 7.111 fact. Cornell did not
0' lh" Sim. “Ring Commission in an- lose a game last year and has not tasted defeat this fall as yet.
nouming be fore the contests started
In: it “all bets are off!”
The State or New l'ork( bylaw and
um- Boxing Commission by regulation. '
prohibits betting on the bouts. if it
(lot-s flourish. At any rate. Chairman
r'uidoon of the commission became
worried when he learned before the
lumt started' that the odds had
(Hullgbd within a few hours from 6 to
v on llritton to 3 to 5 on Walker. and
‘l had the announcement made with-
' further explanation.
The fight was a rattling affair from
sin- first gong. and when the fifteenth
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lotlml 9‘11le and the batterld cham— battle. One of the leading conference elevens will be pitted against one 0
mill: :1 to the“ or) 0? J00 HumphflOS. may be made of eastern and Western football“
the utcian announcer. and gate three
cheers to what Joe called “the best
champion whoever lost his title in this
In. P ll'l
masterly defense of Britton at once.
Sanding numerous damaging
and putting the champion on the de-
’t'onslvr. Britten went to the. floor half!
a. dozen times. once from the combinac
thrill of a light top and a stumble.
z-nznin apparently to rest himself. and
Dame machine in'acion.
Notre Dame lineup.
The Nebraska- Syracuse meeting at Syracuse this Saturday will be a grea
A week from Saturday “'est Point will be visited by a large number of
football enthusiasts who are longing for the opportunity to see the great Notrc
Last year the \Vesterners found little difficulty in
scoring a 28 to 0 victory over the Cadets and the indicalons point again this
year for another western triumph. Coach Rockne' s charges have gone along
in great style up to the present time and appear to be equally as powerful as
the great eleven of last fall. although but three veterans appear in the present
Red Men Separates
Open Season Monday
’On Monday evening. November 8.
ills {at Red Men Separates wilhopen
their season at Red Men' s Hall, 25
Main street. Norw.alk when they will
play the New York Bloomer Girls.
The New York Bloomer Girls are the
champion girls' team in the country
and have defeated some of the fastest
{semi-pro five'around New York city.
t Engram are well known in Nor-walk.
f having played here. against the Lock-
.
Louis Bogssh' next opponent in the '0
:o‘hw, The bout will most likely he,
fought in Boston. although the. Causal
manuscript Bomb. was inB'oston g1"
Tuesday conferring with Bob stems-cf "
dy, promoter of the Arena A. c. He_
30 per cent at the gate to fight Dow— 1i:
nay at Mechanics hall on November?
g It is not at all likely that 130th
Downer fought Johnny Wilson the
{'4 7'
up to the ”woolen of Wilson as he ‘
. Joel: Malone has been matched to M
Helen Demarest. Rose Roth and Kitty",l
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Will Be Given Friday Evening, some. no, trams to ao’dook
J. Collins co. ‘
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call! for a pledge by each applicant
for tickets as to the exact number of
tickets he intends using for himself.
Browns Were Given .
$20,000 by Owner
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I” ‘ the mat power ul pm mach n an pa. The line-up for this game will be as Already reported ............. $636 .
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“nun-r l. d irom the first and even and clamoring for a match upon his arrival in the United States. The Emo- W. Wood. ............ Rose hoht Eager! R. Smith . . . . . . . . . . . . . .5
".0112“ 80ml 'Whut WM penetrated the. pt an will find a selection to draw from that will furnish almost any style of L 13 . ‘- - Cam"; 1: ----- - ~ - - - '- - - - - - ‘5
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Many Boxing Shows 5 Ham BaCk from .W. Cavanaugh ........ Kitty Engvaml Total to d t #3721
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To Be Held b____y K. of C.’ Shoatmg, Trip. Utility: D. Shechan. Gretchen Hall: ST. LOUIS. Nov. 2.-,—A lump bonus
. Fred J. Hum of Silvermlne avenue. ‘ Of 320.000 was distributed to the .
returned to his home on Tuesday af~ members of the St. Louis Browns
again when the gong saved him. be-
cum- hls aching 'stomach couldn't
hand another drive.
lriiton’s chief stock last night was
his courage and craftincss. Both en-
.‘t‘lli‘ll him to escape a knockout.
‘W llktl‘ too had cunning. but the ef-
‘fort ol‘ continually heating the canny
Litton who forced a maxmum ex-
mmliiure of inc-rgy for the smallest
l‘t'lum. and occasionally shot a stag—
gr-rlnc hiow himself. worn down the the K. of c, In addition the Knights‘
( hallo user and he was weak when the
lntilt ended.
Terry Named
Boxing Mogul
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l:llii‘lGl'Cl"ORT. Nov. .——-'l'im Terry.
who has been actively identified with
“porting events in Bridgeport for new
0 ‘ni
ms-nt to Um city boxing commission‘to
.r‘urceell Andy Parker. resigned.
Mayor Atwatcr's letter asking bin.
to take the position. was received by
'l'c-rry last night and be mailed. his
)wllm- of acceptance today. '
"l have accepted the appointment."
"‘crry declared, ”and I believe .I will
m- able to discharge the duties at.
lachml to it satisfactorily."
Terry is employed at the Rogers’
('lothint: (‘0. On Main street and has
been in close touch with fighters for
many years. He formerly managed
“Sammy" W'altz of Hartford. In ad.
(lilion Terry is interested in baseball
ll'lfl football and at present is manag-
ing the bowling teams of the Elks
club.
With his appointment. the boxing
cmnmission is now composed of Rich—
.nrd liowcll, Michael W. Healy and
'Tr-l‘l‘)‘. . I
College Eleven ,
ll iirls’
Plays Real Football
NASHVILLE. Nov.
I'lel-As. long runs and forward passes
w-‘lturcd a hair raising football battle
llciwr-cn the "Vikings" and the
‘ imws" of George Peabody College
for Teachers yesterday. These are
“an ll happenings in gridiron contests.
but the opposing elm-ens in this in-
as? Fume were girls Twenty-two husky
toothy.” players recruited from the
mom daring students bucked the
711w, run the ends and kicked with all
.Hw nimmlon of men. The games at
l'whmly are to he a weekly occur-
“ H .-, played under official football
.1. ~. with the exception that the,
num nsions of the field have D9011
.vmkuhnl reduced and a round ball is
1» .ml. A
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unit.
Peabody students claim the
i‘onlhall championship of the
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NEW YORK. Nov. 2.——More than
600 boxing entertainments have been
arranged by the Knights at Columbus
hospitalization service for the enter-
tainment of disabled men in the prin-
cipal hospitals of the country during
the. victor season. it was announced
: Rubber Tires Beat ,
Norwalk Lock Co.
The second mlaet‘tn the. Industrial
League was held last night at the
Norwalk Bowling Alleys. when the
ter an absence of some three weeks.
during which time he. together with a
friend of his. put in about two weeks
shooting at Tabusintoo; Northumber~|
land. New Brunswick. 3. distance or
exactly 805 miles from Mr. Ham‘s
door. by the speedometer on his car."
last night. - , . '
Many stars of the ring will appear :aXECh u“ trip to and fro VII and the Norwalkaock company teams :{e‘fggz player: performance during; 39 wmsc, ‘ 108 Waturfi.
i“ ”ecu“ hon" under "‘8 ausp “8 Of Accompanying Mr. Ham was W. 3:";53; gfélglizrgfizetjw won. “k" The stats, including George Slsler fin‘ ' i
_ _ Schuyler Colfax. Jr.. the New England . first baseman. Urban Shocker. pitcle- _ ._.a
gefi2‘2hnrloiz;atllee gifiggdtywzgfi- representative of the I. T. Dupont— ""3 “$23: 211;; & RUBBER 00 5er. and others were said to have re-
‘ing show promoters to escort hun- Ncmours Company, Sporting Powder NPR!“ $184 128 351.8 ceived $1, 000 while some of the re— .
| dreds of men to championship division. Fr 3‘... ..... ‘ ' . . 86 73 86 ;{5 crults were 31‘ Ell, 8200.
matches Three and a half days after the two if“ b - """" ' ' 75 86 39 . :5.)
‘ ' ‘ men had left Norwalk. they arrived at on as """ ' ' ' ' ' 9 89 91 213 Zbyz'sko Defeatsw
' their destination. and after a day or Paulina """""" :5 10° 99 232
Auto Racer Will two wait. due to bad weather. they HWY ---- __ _ . _ __ . Binckley on Mat.
. started on their hunting trip. ‘36 45‘ 451 1 327; BOSTON Nov. 2.—Stanisla.us
Not Lose EyBSIg‘ht They were after birds this year in. TomlxioltvéALK LOCK CO“ ‘Zbyuko. former world's heavyweight
_..- stead of big game, and Mr. Ham bag- 'I‘ i r ‘ _ . . 68’ 54 130 champion wrestler. was awarded the
SAN FRANCISCO, No“ 29mm"... ged 87 birds. which consisted of 76 151‘; ° "'11:“, 94 94 decision over cm: Binckley. former .
Milton. 1921 national automobile speed brunt nine Bum“ duck and "03m .0“, Yb}; " . 82 79 79 240 Ohio university football star. when the ‘ , ,
champion. who injured one of his 3:250"? 1:15;? sonfortunate, only mu:- a-vot'I-e-s 79~ 85 88 252 referee stepped the bout after Blue; Lt W
eyes while racing at (10th near here ”5' " n a - ..... 85 85 EY had been thrown on his head a '
Sunday. will not lose his sight. aceord- Some intensely cold weather ‘7“ garish ' ... . I 85 85 seemed unable to continue. Binckley
ing to attending physicians. Milton “lemme?“ b! the “'0 men dam K1222: """ II...” 103 115 :67 won the first run in so minutes. 25 ..
was put out of the race in the last lap. their £311 ”filter“ “me“ the 21:93?” """ ._ .— —- -.— seconds. and Zbluk" W‘m the second ~ '
when a s linter flew from the track. are ng above zero. w e last - z 271 lull minutes. 50 seconds. The referee , , >
hitting his goggles and breaking the Sunday. while drivng home through “aw 1 ,mm the. bout after four minutes HOME MADE PIES
film. a, piece of which Iodged in )Ill- New Brunswick. thEY encountered 8 f of m t" the third fall- 7
ton's eye. inow storm that lasted for several Fourth Game 0 . . .—-—-—4———-—-—-——"' ER
ours. ‘ OCEAN l8 WARM -
3 Norwalk semi WWTON.N0V.1—Tibe Arcs
ROTHERS ’ cm is warm up» mm
srAnmnc | on FOOTBALL FIELD. 1-1... mm game or the mm “c 8...... .nd 1.. some .3 3W 1] an
'1‘“"—-———- , , , .‘ 01‘ —-——-——-—Qfl-'~ Norwalk Berle. will be Dwed Sunday. m the seals are finding the w
at Amusement Park. The Namath: tars tho m according m a. report to
The
both won All-
en 3 animals of Wasp
1' : 1:?!“ and sluggish bowels. sun-
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, mot.
Neldlinger boys hail from East Orange, N.
Best places on the m.
fought problems they were out wrestling molesltin Minot!!!“
have won two games and it they win
itms game they will have won three
games and the championship. The
game this week will start at 2:15
sharp The Lockwoods will use In!!!»
man in the championship. The game
’ this week will start at 2. 15 sharp. The
lLockwoods will use Kuhlman in the
{pitching box this week and not only
expect to win this gamg but the fol-
lowing game and the series. The
Clover boys have not lost heart over
their two defeats and are still full of
confidence. If Kuhiman pitches the
brand of ball he - showed Dist week
ed that Dunn. the New Haven twirler.
who has been playing football will be
on the mound for Norwalk. The larg-
est crowd that attended a. baseball
game in town this season will most
likely be at Amusement Park Sunday.
as this is the only game of any kind
in town. ,
Pitt and Carnegie
Are Friends Agam
PIPEBURGH. Nov.
Tech andit'he University of Pittsburgh
amuse of three years- it fins an-
nounced last night. The football elev-
ens will meet next fall on Forbes
Field. '
A tree-form fight which followed
a football game in November-.1919,
was responsible for the break.
held an early lead. _.
(Seeking to Prevent
Whiletheir cm
lays:- Emmi
Norwalk Tire Rubber company five.»
2 .——-Ca.megie »
have mounted athletic relations n'ter A
Path
won the game 17 to 'l. after Tech has .. -A
Ticket Speculation ,7
shortly beforeathe end of the season.
by Philip de Gatsby Ball. president at
the‘club. as a reward for the team's
best performance in 29 years. it was
learned last night.
It was said that the money was di- '
vided among the players on the basis
the Commerce Department today from
Consul lift. at Bel-gun, Norway. ,
Reports from fishermen, seal hun-
ters and explorers, he declared ‘all
point to a radical change in climatic
conditions and hitherto unheard of
temperatures in the Artie me. explo-
radon expeditions . reporting that
scarcely any lee has been met with.“
far north as 81 degrees, 29 minutes.
"'~ ‘e a depth of 3,100 metres
.3111“ the Gulf Stream still very
Great masses of ice have been re- .
placed by moraine of earth and stones, , '
they emmfln 9““57- It is mot-"the report continued. while at Mt .
points well-known glacmrs have on-1
tirely disappeared 1
and no Whitefish are being found in-
the Eastern Arctic while vast shoals
0L herring and smelts, which have
never before v‘entm-ed so far north
are being\ encountered in the Old seal
firming grounds.
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