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phis Man Twice in Bout in .
Bridgeport —- C u r r ie
Beats Young Luby.
Louis Kid Kaplan. the Herman
Learnt. won the referee's decision
-wer Gone mmom of Memphis. Tenn.
1:: their twelve“round bout at the State
Stunt Casino. Bridgeport, last night.
\1 was expected Belmont failed on
It‘lllllil" HR 9“" It? Cll)‘ mithllnzcr in
llu least and hit the canvas on two oc—
‘lons as the result of the startling
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rounds in Mich helmont railed
1o L. a blew aml Kuplau found dim-
(ulty m fighllr‘ g him due to his
clinching tactics.
Tn» sun;- Litv flash had Mimont’s
head bob'lm; law It with tynpidlty of
a trip hammer from a attics of hbs.
'lh» r-o x'hnrm r's lady was as red
:1: w rm - r sun (rem thw- many punch-
‘- . that louis landed in the clinches
It lmont put up such a. poor battle that
l: h-rw- \ll‘Aulll‘Ie stopped the bout
21 th» fourth round and turned Del—
3-. ion: tr.“ h» would have to fight to
rent-ite- his men”
Raphm knock-w} him down for the
r hunt of four in the second round and
ropplwl tor a count of three in the
run stanza. In the fight frame the
'fsnnesau- hauler hit Loull' 10' just
before tr.» hell. Kapian went to his
« (Ir-nor wrlthing 1.“. pain but kept right
on tinting in his usual style at the
: lw ll of the ninth round.
Loan o-ntertnined a great deal of
1il'f‘."2:" lr! lighting thu Tennesée bat-
;ll r In HINT-Tl! resorted to clincher
.‘x l wralh hung: on to avoid pun-
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Yawn; Ln: ”r who A. C. prldn in
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an» rUfPTm-‘s wer-ll' t.
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lllm l’lly boy who is :1 wt :z'rm of
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«opp-ml Lully's rushes by fine
Ruby was arm-cosine while
an Hawr boy waited for him to
aw lr-l Mm The Crasho pride
w IN trap and caught plenty.
1: tip :1 game fight taking all of
plinth»: without a murmur
1‘chlll‘v: back every moment.
Spl’m‘ Marina of New Haven out-
[mlxl’wl Jim Ronny ln :1 six round a!-
Nir- l or». continually barked sway
I‘Iukl. : for an opening 35 knocked
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in 'l'w 11m City boy was up in n
ltl’llllv Ill and hatlléd his way to Victory
lllrmml; vv'r-ll-Jnt ring generalship and
1 nuahmt fighting.
{arerce McAulifi'»’s decision was
Loom! although Marina clearly out-
prllntnd thr local buntamweight.
in tr» oponlnx {our round bout
w» Smith and Gnorgc Day stood toe
L. m.» and exchanged wanops until
15,». wl rm both groggy. It was a tit
1 Ir mt r .12? with Smith lending and
In» SHE-mm: up in return. The draw
1 4 yrs“ tr» approval of the fans.
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to Play Tigers
.“rw famous Crush!) Eleven or
.10 l‘lalH‘DOFC. the Bridgeport City Cham-
juwufl m 1331 will be the opponent!
1.14;. .l for the Tiger Football team on
:‘Jl.r1’lvt}4, November 13. at the an“?
no 2“}: in the afternoon. and it is av
y»: rm! that a great battle will be put
at that time.
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1.l: l ‘. play the Tiger: last year.
I :I h game was dropper-14mm
I» some clip‘up in the dates. will
414le have in their line-uprthe fob
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”4'... ;.m or Galnor. right end; Olden
' in; right tackle: Heed or Moore.
'9 t c .Afd: Harrett or Pariah. center:
' l ft guard; Sana or upke. left
Hartley left end;Rocenbaun1,
III”; A Gainer. right half: We
r'nIl hack: Duncan. quarter”
IvI- s Hark-berg will be referee on
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M‘ swcrvt play; will be held and
I Luv-rs Ire to be present. a prep.
-'lon3 are being made for work to
I mud against the All Samar-d.- at
«marl game to be played here on
xrksgiving Day.
(Georges May
Box Beckett
nux‘lvflx. Nov. 15. ——— Negotiation
lrrm‘w-Iling for a bout between Jot
:lcrzt. the British heavy-plant
.r .mrsrx and George Mater. thy
.n: to lake place in London early
:n “I?" year. The swine-its
. «:1? m :5 “Paul“?! M. neither
llr‘: date nor the hall in which the
rut will to.
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‘ Trinity Captain
Vlflxlrrorll». Nov. Ian—WI.
‘3‘ c“ \fuw Brighton, sum
‘ ”Wtcd captain “the
“dual- football team for m
1323 by the members of the
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Luby made § magnum“ W Want“ is sched-
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in a bad way as a result or his unfortunate injury in the mechanic and there
is a possibility that he will be felt to his team for the remainder of the season.
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’ and mar, be forced to face )1 Y. U
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rangers uttered many “Juries in the wlyette contest at but Scan-clay
this week with m or threc‘réiuhn
Even so. Foster Sanford: eleven will and little amenity in de- 1%.me and res-IE
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testing the Violet team which has not been paying any too well of late. Ford—
hun served s decisive victory over Thorpe a players on; Election Day and the
City College or New York held the Bronx eleven to a single toochd’mrn in the M
first meeting or the two team: last Saturday
bemn defeated Fordham 20 to 15. which would seem to indicate thtt the whore around m pair. Wm m 3’
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Rutgers in the early part of tho
New Brunswick lad; are far stronger than their opponents for thL-I Saturn):
The Army-Navy game this season
‘19. or the year tor both senicc eleven:
promiéstobeoncuthebestm
neratcdmonzthebatteaminthe
country and are in excellent phydcal trim for th battle. The Army mummy
Evin be m» favorite to win became or her wonderful work against Yale and
the powerful Notre Dame eleven althcugh the Navy victory over Penn Rite
.wlll help efltn up things. Although the flame is still a week and a In."
Inway every soot has been disposed of and the scene is all set for the most
:colorful game of the year.
present month all or Net-mm: tum:
first contest on Thanksgiving night.
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side or the water.
Vintage over his Philippine opponent
reason.
The coming basketball season is tart approaching and by the end of the
willbebnsyinm 'l‘heRedHen
opened their 192: season suspiciously Monday night with a victory uid now.
it rests with the Non-walk: to do likewise. The Armory quintet 'vrlll play their
Joe Beckett and Georges Carpéntier hm- been matched to meet» in a
twenty-round bout in London next January with the undrstInding first the
winner of the much will get a. chance to oppose Jack Dempsy in his next
titular engagement. Yet we doubt if the American champion will ever meet
either of th two Eumpans. Dempsey has more interesting opponents on this
Pancho Villa. will have his ksnds full tomorrow night-when he meets
Abe Goldstcin at Madison Square Gordon.
and isf the popular favorite for that
Villa. is confident. neverthelea. and his gtmeness will go a long way
in overcoming the weight advantage held by Goldstein.
tNew Manager 3
for WiltOn Teaml
A meeting of {committee at the
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mg a. new manager for the baseball,
Lean; succeeding "Manager Harry
Brown. Manager Brown. who has
charge of the team for the past season
and. a, half is unable to handle the;
team during the coming year because
0! other duties. At the session this
evening. Frank Riley, present mn- l
user of the Nomlks, will present a
proposition. According to fairly re-,
liable intormation. he will be unani-
mously selected to fill the vacancy. He;
has had many experiences in handling
of baseball teams and is well blown-
in Norwalk and vicinity.
The following oflicers o: the ensuing
year Were elected at a general meet-l
mg of the association held last night: ‘
President—William Schlichtlng.
Vice-President —— George Mlddle- ‘
brooks. _ m4";
Treasumr—ficorge Ogden.
Secretary-vllobert Edge.
Financial Secretary~John Knapp.
There was considerable discussion in ,
securing a coach {or the baseball
tesm It was decided to appmcli
gmniam Lander of Nat-walk and to
E sign him up for this position it
sible. Mr. Lauder was a member of:
the Yale Universit) baseball team and
for several years played first base for
the New York Giants.
Reimer Takes ,
Place of Allen .
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bout: nt the Elk: Auditorium. It was
i-. s r so and List night held a good state chum Ind a good fight contest-
it: looked for. The game is planned to
go fifteen rounds.
FrankClIauceto
DOS ANGELES. Nov. 15.—Rumors
that mm: Chance. one-tine pilot of
the m Cub and later manager
or the Lou Ancelcs Pacific Coast
1m Club. pla- to re-enter Ilse-é.
ball in the at, were rented todty.
when the In Angeles Time- an-
nearly fourteen ycm
‘Schwab to See
Football Game
Hamlin Pa... Nov. 15. — M
(Dutch) Schwnh. cumin of We
College (could! eleven and choke 05
many experts for All-American guard
Manson, phastoneehknrsteol—
liege tooth-ll measumectator Sat-
urday. Yale meets Princeton in the
Stadium. Schuh has taken part in
every one of the “mac's tooth-fl
games since he entered college in 191:
and'never before has had the oppor-
unity to vatcl'g one. near possible
because WMO has an open «late.
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lhcowever
[meet again next week to argue the jump on VFW-'13 battlefields. E? 11”
announced last night that Red Allen;
who was scheduled tor-the star boutlye-terday
with Young AKIN: wu- tick. mdgflovpe. former world's champion. de-
Bobby Reimer of Mord had been tented Edouard Roman.
within the past subatltuted. Bel-au- to out for the chi-mm, 500 to 17bit; the
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Harvard Talks
About Playing
Only Yale Teams m
CAMBRIDGE. 50v.15.——-‘l’hey are
talking or limiting intercollegiate
football games at Hanan: to a. ring!!!
annual contest wtih Yale The talk is
serious and has found support—yet
there is no likelihood that the argu-
ments will change the Grimm 100$
ball policy.
It’s all a matter of debate. in two
separate interclass debates. freshmen
against sophomores and Junior:
against seniors the afllrmatlve pro.
Kalled on. the proposition: "Resolved,
that Harvard should limit intercol-
legiate football games to one maul
Routes: with Yale. supplemuting this sented by (301013191 L0H! Denies.
with the Oxford system of mtromutual
contents." The former debate N do-
clded b) \ote of nearly ace finndreé
undergraduates
The issue has not been finally de-
cided. even on the forensic rostrums,
The victorious tam: will
subject once more. this time with tho
Efreshmen reversing theme-ire. in op- and is knewn as “flies.” horse in
position.
Hagenlacller to
Meet Cochran
NEW' YORK Nov. 15. -- Erlch
Hagenlacher. champion of Germany.
will meet Walker Cochran of “a
l Francisco. in the matinee game otthe
international 18.... Milne mum
tournament this afternoon. Both
players lost their first mes. Tonight
two winners in the initial contour—-
A delegation of fight fun: will go to iJake Schufer of the United Sines.
mantel-d thb evening to ‘itne- thelpresent champion and Roger Conn.
champion of NM meet.
Conti won from Cochran 500 to 87‘“
afternoon. and Willie
evening
Johnny Curtm Wins
From Danny
Johnny Cnrtin of. Jersey City!“
night won onatorul fromDannyEdo
wards. the Paciflccoastmiathe
New York'
mud by the referee. The can“ in
to have been a. twelve round en-l
‘oounter.
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Goldste'm has a five pound. ad- I
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If Captain Charlie Buell does not recuperate in tune to lead the Giana . -
attack against Yale one week from Saturday,
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M'mor Leagues
NEW YORK. Nov. 15 —A prop-Ii
mum Anna-icon Lame meme
minor, leagues which have held out
against the first! will be made by Dan
Johnson it the December meeting of
the 1unior rescue in New York. ac-‘
coral-cm report has today. Tali. it
would. 5th: bomb whicn Hr. John. ,
an aid recently he intended to to.
into the mm .
Th. m Mn has been agitat-
ing mm Is the past two yeui.
When We: Landk M II-
ducted into om five or file minus“
obtained exemption from the
pm of the draft agreemm;
:Inrtuu- s proposal tha. tthe lire
‘minor leagues be boycotted failed at
umectins ot the National League
clubs.
Now it is proposed. according to re—
porn. to pace the proposition bilore .
the American Luzon.
The the minors which are not
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