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Evening sentinel, Thursday, November 16, 1922 · page 9

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lilVEN ABRAW

Young Mulligsn of this city If...
4.. -n a draw with Young Dundee of
n' a: Cluster ‘m a six-mums bout It
i honing show given at the mustard
, ma Hall by the Stamtoni Sporting
, 1.5.”), last night. [ml fans and
warm bvlieve. however. thtt the de-
rmon sfiould have been given to purl-3
1mm». who easily outpointd his 09-;
“nun: ans! who out-{ought and out-f
Iwwrl him during all six of the rounds..

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rcl Bobby Reimer of——- Sew Britain
ha.) snlatltutmi for Johnnie "Red” A!-
. thrill)“ or the latter: lune-l. the
I ismrx '8! given to M3910. When!
3' (an: leww that the bout was a:
draw. Bllly Moran of New Lon-
“ n was th» referee minded by the
‘ losing Cornmlssion. Mat Kane was
“llruor and Peter Forum was at»
3‘, Jw‘unm‘r.

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two othvr bouts, thex
ozwzmur, aslx round affair between:
,NHK l‘e‘ttlte of Bridgeport. and Willie
0: Stamford. being called a
ura“. whll» thr: schedulvd six round
l-nut betwern Jack “one of Port
Chester. and Ed Keeley 0: Bridgeport
“us one at the most sensational seen
m Sumtord in some months.
This bout. with Keeley weighing
raw... pounds and Malone-5' welghins
.u.'. ’74 poluvln lastml exactly thirty
.x. ‘ulldi. l: was Malone’s first light
.2 )l .l.ft"l’“ilri!$ l‘v aware it would be
‘ in = last
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him “Hi; 3. left to the jaw that stag-
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ended in the
2011‘! mun-l l" "ultigan had only
gv m :H'Er‘r hm mm but he seemed to
,u on: m spar» Mm tho humiliation of
.‘A hwy-l: out. as hr» walliwi away from

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": '« mow than anything also
vl Moran to call the fight a
V Mailman was easily the Win<
"raw; drawn first blood; being
* m'nriclltlflrn at the end of each

. v. Mi..- llumlee was plainly all in
:2; socond round. Mulligan
vi the lighting all the way. The
l-el two rounds wen: no: so good. as
.‘vluiw; n r-vprah-nlly spared Dundee
Wlll‘l t'n»: r‘stlh that the: latter gather-
4el Ms ths LJ-vg unmlgh to land one
mural blot-v on the) local boy. which «ll-i
ht mi?" Hm groggy. however. In
aim sixth thorw wrn- many “Boo-s"
:n w! wit h appll-wl to Dar-dew. WhO.
thaw, Mulligan broke away from a
r lum'r .m»! partially turned around. hit
11.. hu :1! ho} on ths- back of the neck.
Mulligan “‘r'ighéd llS while Dundee
‘fi'lg'hfi‘vl l1! [-2. .
In if» M; lmut Anznlo had the first

r unit. but up: thv fight wont on
A :luwn! up. whit» {elmer born!
v» .1..- mo! and. collected at all
liv Ilrulud many telling blows,
.\,“:-1u also handed out a few
« Angv‘ln knocked Relmer
. me svcond round for the
' ‘ and 4er blood. A fierce
”r h to tho bell marked

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Bottling 8&1. the Seamless, who tamed Georges Mutter, the idol- o: ‘
Prom. is : unique chancter. possesing among other MW 8““?!
Hunt spirit (or frivolous and glittering orgies. The M behavior of the ;
latest heavyweight so on (since his victory “WEWM )3: Knight/W _
about 11': suspension. by the French Federation 0 w more - '
serious than might first be considered. It manslhe restoring of up an. 0: TEM' of 1‘“! _ The mi
GeorgeICarpentier, thermnghterwhomw-o team ism PM Hi an intern“.
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mil gridiron canted. The new: Km .
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the Rochester guns of has week. m
an a. m or {city pointl m ensyfinhion and Womd or dm‘flk November 3. mmm,
that would rock. to a. considerable extent. even them m m November 1?. they will m to
In flew at her victory over Nebraska. one o: the W Western m. Stamford Vb"?! they will! on: m

Syracule will be I favorite h the coming game but not by s very m second me against the any, ten-n,
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The Naval Academy at Annapolis now bouts of more phyer: of previous ,
experience on college teams than &t any time in the history of i3. Mgfinflh themgcf-gdk ”mm-
game at the Nsvsl infiltration. Barthel. the brilliant run!“ he: of my; fiery. The team com of tin m
so much is expected in the coming tussle with tho Amy. M at mjngenlisted lien ofthe Bananas“
Hopkins: Lents. right gnu-vi. was at Rutgers lost your; Mathews; cantor. une,etton (Catt!!!) Guard, gram
from Colorudo College: Bone-L lot: tackle. attended amass Polytechnic m6: m center: Jana. forbr
Institute: and ”win. another Mid nun, was a sabofltntr on the Centre wand. 30m fW'fiu'l‘l: 3mm
College eleven last mu. Murphy.

Farm Women to Dn'ect’
Athletics for Women-

BAL'rmonx, Md. Nov. 16. —
EWom's m tirif athletic. in this
’young-,- M be handled by women
and not. by the Amateur Athletic
Union, in an opinion of Dr. wanna S
Barrack~ of the Playground Athletic:
Imus of Baltimore.
Dr. Bin-dick. who has been up—
ufionnl chairman of the con-
mittae.whlch will report the question
0 0 ° ‘ of women's athletics at the annual 3..
Frank Gorgon. our :ormer Korwalk townsman. has done very well with A. U. m November 20 in New
m.» Fordhsm eleven this season. To start with. Frank was forced to scour the York has written to each momber of
colleg» (or “snub“: material~ for bk eleven because of the adoption at Ford- the committee asking ladorsement o! ‘
ham this an at the one-year migratory rule. which lett him with far lets his position
matprial than in former years. The task or building a. team at even mediocre l ‘13,. W was asked by W C.
strslnz‘th seemed almost like I. hopeless extort so gloomy was the Outlook It the Front. president 0: the A. LU . to
Maroon institution at them at the season. Yet the 313mm: coach cot. m’ the name“ of the L A“ U
looted a large squad of (no? yucca. may 3110 were inexpeflenctd trechnga. over athlntlcs or tho won“;
and went to work in preparation in? the hard battles with “Rem“ Rfl- and girl- of the country.
gers, Springfield. N. 1". L2, and Holy Cross "1 per-nanny believe wry minutely

' ll: athletics for girls." he and in the
‘Nfll‘ES FROM IBIZAI. "m“ .. ‘ "“ ”W “m ‘h"

and: mold be handled by the wom-
Somlk should have a prosperous

*en.” Dr. aux-am: bases 11': mm
on the was: he had experience
during the lat yea:- with om sooth
girls to tan glues. J ‘

with "King" Cornuche. owner or the basketball 393-303- Thi‘ was “1W

Deanville and other casinos. "I wont by the 53789 attendance at the first 0‘

it thoroughly understood that I won't . the home games played by the Red

moot anybody until I have met “guen Big Five in tho Red men‘s hall

Schultze Five
Beats R. 8: W.
again. and I am hoping the P‘renchinpndu’ “‘81“-
Federation wm INC“ him to box long.

The O. F. Schultze five last night in
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Km Dome wobbly makes use of the most deceptive plays of any eleven;

m the: country; Conch Rockne depends almost entire}: on his trick pm when

mated against 1 heavier opponent and aims seems to be succoutni with

them. For bounce. against the Army hat Saturday Note Dame us out-

weighed twenty pounds to ; man and greatly handicapped by that hot. The

“fasten: mm: hid anointed the situation. however. ind ha¢hh players

Well instructed and well drilled in trick- fox-motions. The result was the

Westerners held the powerful Army eleven to a secretes tie. and come will»
in an ace of carrying on a. well earned victory.

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Harvard will not take 3 chunce with defeat against Brown on Saturday,

and will prombly send against the Providence players all of the regular; The l

Providence eleven has made a good record this {Ill and is equal to the task.

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Carpentier Set on
Boxing Siki Again

PARIS. Nov. lG.—“’l‘he talk about
my fighting Joe Beckett early in Jan-i
nary or even in February is all bunk."
Georges Csrpentler told a wond-
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another series of some. in the Non-
nlk Industrial Bowling We rolled
at the Norwalk new won three
straight games from the R. k W. ag-
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“Another thing." added Carpentier.
"you can say that under no conditions, The main attractions in the basket-

will I permit the Federation oflcials' tall field are without question tho Red - Total ' ' ' ' ' " ' ° ' ‘13 ‘27 ‘3‘

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The Norwalk high school tooth.”
, gteam will take the road on Frisky and
The Stratfield eleven will oppose the . travel to Shelton where they 1'3. pk?
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;tion. “What is to become of Carl
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rumors that he wss to he learns the‘urqm
minors denied «by equally unverified
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UTICA, N’. 12. Nov. tier—Fred E! A very well attended 129“
Brush. 30mg, N. 12, was elected mp—icommittee in charge of closer!
tail of the Won Cones: (09:2)..an dance to be held by St._
team {or the season of 1923 by mem- lpartshron, Friday night “this -
manna varsity squad yesterday.:0tid Fellow's nan. mama-it
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expires." :the sporting gopulation of Nari-It r . . ,.
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bone in which was splintered when it local basketball contests. mm in ~ IL“ w , ,L‘mn I'm‘l “n “my” defeated Republican candidate fonm ‘0 be 81"“ duringthem
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vised not to try too much until it is.C., Red Hen Separates. Monte: Br!“— Kola ' """ 86 93 8' E56 me,.’m the Wt We clubolyet taken no steps to start 3. mm; 3826 for three loot:
normal again. which will be about the ’ to. the cur Pasture me Guards, no flown-d """""" to n 8! a“ that no cl I would be M in, and of votes for sheriff. ‘— $33“:an PM 5:13 ‘
middle of December. Compo Life Guards. -- I" " ' "' Renewed rumors of a. mole m-g . , 1h_e am:

Clsncey .......... 83 101 82 2‘5 Hayswouldgoto the minors. Another mm“ o: the tabulation of thoi'm gm muse for m

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o'clock. -Green and “’hite griddors. so 0 , noon noge . been)“ i

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