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Last Year Was
VVlLLADEFEATS
TERRY MARTIN;
NEW YORK. Dcc. 3(‘.Tl‘anch
\illa. American ilyuright' boxln
(humpiun. again “(1.! out of his class
last niglt and do italtd 'I‘crry Martinu
I‘roudo nco ltilllllll’l'l‘fltlglll. in a scnsn- 3W ‘
tiorml Mtevn-rourvl contest at Madison {Micxty .\\ misc-r.
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s. . n (‘nrllt n. The Filipino received surprise. ““99 on . _ . _ . ohnston wou
chi: til-15:5 di‘f‘l—“l'm 3‘“ 1' a bout that ‘0'“ Britten had dectshcl} outgoing. {gill}: tennis standing at. the
krpl tin. t‘iouii (‘ll it.- (“(5 from startled Lightweight Champion en ’ lthe season.
.0 ”my.“ lbs-onard. finally winning on .1 foul. f \Vhlle Johnston demon
than tour pounds 9 Joe Lynch rt'sainpd ”‘9 bantam right to be classed as one of the great-
t‘nnr- dill}:
to his opponrnt. Villa “as cslrhdcd ml
t*:- limit by tliv Tllrifl‘l. liiit'd‘hlttil'lg1
.\cw Ililglamlrr.
tin a:.-l at lino: litant his crpont‘mgweilzht and liantam title. which her .resen‘e to gct the margin ova' his
about the ling “ill; ll.“ i‘h‘ihk‘ f0"? .gointly h'ld. ‘ . tgreatest rival. .
“I H! thr‘ks. in! iii.” 1‘: r-htur'ncd' Thy. new flywclght champion . ls; SIQLEH i M £3 possible that 1933 Will be the
y...” i luvs that Flair." int HI lllll‘mfi'. Pancho Villa. the sensational I'ilipin"E ‘last year at the reign of Tilden. The
liwtl. k'lt l-l' ll ’4“ “W" i“ .h‘3 "MW" Many 0‘ the ex] “5 hi)“ fh'ngi Valor lraguiv 1‘35“"in Pamfi “5 a champion scratched his hand on the
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l:illnl Slam»: “nth-in ”1" mm {aw
months. 11m in ti I" llmtll hf his father
l'riu-rlvi “as 94' ‘ Ir'liilwi to snll for
this country on JdllllilTV 1“.
Miss America II in Front
IDS AXHI‘LIJ‘LH, t‘n'. I" c. Sr‘.——.\li&!
America II. pilot-ill l)’ Garfield “'ood'
2: ngroit )rwstorday won the first heat
3 rec any speed boat contest be %
hold on has Anna-s harbor under 3::
m at the California Yacht Club
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High Spots of Sport During 1
Baseball
Boxing
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g in; 1.-
many pugilisttc upsets.
thtr easy style.
rue fistlc titles changed hands club
The year was featured by
‘ Jack Iiritton, holder of the welter-
uinnt championship, was beaten by
it came as a great
13; a few months be-
titlc by defeating Johnny But! in ra-
Bufl. by the way. had
“”3 0“”‘03‘9" M57421 had year of it. losing both the fly»,
m.
Tennis
In the tennis world.
again proved his suite“
‘fleld in 1912.
many of the tennis expe
lslipping. It was free
York Yankees and
Bron ns “'9 rc fir-t .::
kt-(vs rt 3:» ;;.
Bill
.SOUTH N ORWALK EVENING SENTINEL
Not As’ Great
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' the big matches. 8- Em
Prior to we of
inton that Tilden's game was
the Op ly predicted that
id be rated as No. 1
close of
strated his
'est players in the history of the sport.
lstill Tilden when called upon to
Tilden
ority over the
do-
frond his honors. had just enough in
Football
0! d ”it:
Princeton, the team a
v
That: one sentence sums u _
thrill of the football campaltzn
1922.
Princeton. regarded by a ”13.33
of the experts as inferior to liars
and Yale. and certain to bc lien;
by Chicago. won Rom all thrw
Princeton went into each same:
under dog. and in every install-"e r.»
out with flying colors.
I do not regard Princeton as a s.
ter team than Chicago. I ha: ‘
doubts as to the superiority 0
ton over Harvard and Yalc. w: -
three went down before t‘ve
slaughu of the Tiger.
It results are to be judged l1: rt:-
parative scores. Princeton is coma:
gentlued to eastern honors, .83“,
intake some well-backed claims .4...
ithe entire country.
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7-,
Princeton had no mat star.
intend. it had a “WEE—balance?
Ernst played smart football. Thr
incrs followed thr- hall—one
lfundarnentals of Bill Roper's coat;-
lsntcm. Ability to follow ttc 3.;
{thereby gaining many a fuml-‘e. ..
lmore than any nthcr one tlur: t! 6o
liablish the gridiron ruprcmnr‘y
éPrinccton.
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- unilar tin “if". The Tigers. it “mutt, Y‘,v‘\~r {’ .
St. Louis to profit whnn tltc opposition rrrt‘
l ‘8“; Of ”I X. .. . . “.1! I a 1 In the middle “PM. St Iii-asks. 5'3:
f . (‘l'FI‘ li'Vl‘lI tho 56.35021 cw}. :~. lll.Ili..\ - A‘ . yam“ Michigan and Iowa at.“
. 7' ~ - ' ' ‘ might Law l-~- ,. h m” ”mug of an rasttrn tennislour 103!!an tram-K
‘Jm‘m'v Wm“ “Li A“ (I ”d”: A "it it up.” \\...~ All". court. an infcctmn sit in. which caul‘: Iowa. last )‘car's rlzanEI-iils‘. .
lll“ yr- .t: .llli‘t‘ Lu: .5:. 2m.» r if 11.1); loosin- 2145's.: f . . > I“. ".i th- .0” of 3'1?" 0! cm- firm“. on the Trn” circles. tic-i “35h .‘llfliifl tr, .
H' r ”M" ““1 5 :- l‘ a ”4““. “m” (l; l: ‘i‘.v.}w7 '3' .g-Q'm m "‘3“ "““4' 1' *3 ""md m“ ”mum 192: honors.
5” u” “"r '1 “l" ., n; ‘ “All.“ ., h , .{ . H W may scrmurly handicap his frame. l ‘1 ’ . ‘ .
Ildir) Hrv ll n.1i- \. 1 l’ ”3’ . \ufik” ‘1 l" ' " “'7 1.]. spy—n. howcxer, ”(.325 “7.. happen-: .\- liraska s llt .4.it ls K _.
=-. inxw iulit churn; ..:..~1.;;~ ‘.\ l'”“‘ l 1"“ Y" “i‘ is: lightly and says that the injury;
«lFl'M \l‘lOT)‘ unr new 5:; :.‘Y;‘.'-?n “.m m no u“). 35..” his Pia!“ HQ.
tit": l..i prwicus) 1-1 a k;' (“is rrrnfi‘ltnt 130 “iii l'c able ‘0 showv
'l' ' r "I Trilllilly v.3 {"1" M the may to the rest (if the world's',
7‘5“" ”"' '3“"“” l “ r print-pt tennis cxpl-rtr.
"t M ' 7"“: Sim" 'l ‘ At home. .‘lra. Malia Mallory con—i
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’- \t, "_\,F'.yll"31.'. ul,‘4‘l‘. l‘v ran
‘Tfnr‘ w.’ Imw Trn‘l‘lr 'n- mitt
tiniivs to rezm auxin-mo.
'lv'lllzls players of the I'nitr-
Ur. lorrign fields.
«rt rival and arch cnrmy.
num-
cinrimxs defeat.
outclassed.
‘r‘nusr, although the
honncr.
Malfory was not nearly so succcssl‘ul.
Ima'hng England. she mt-t her great-
Ilcr garnet
1.35 prmml too much for the womenl
d Still-a.
Mm
M129. Fug.
Iranian. and “at down to in-;
A your p'nuous. .‘ilzic. Longicn had‘
tilt-{aimed to Mrs. Mallory attr‘r Mint;
Illness was given no the?
accusation I
r, .1 .- < .... .
uni) made that ii: l-n..(h star quitmmm‘ krvt tho (‘orilliiiskcm a.”
vial;
Iii'l'lil’.
:n
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L (011' the mccting 1t P'rplnnd Mlle ling alilc to makc iflmt‘ big ("aims .‘ ‘
y, .1 ,zll‘. ..r .. t 5H . > mini!" I‘l‘tl'll rmed n.1,. itlvras .h i iithat team. Inciviontaily. Stings -
sJ‘a'r’ 3' 'n‘ conlvi‘licnpnthpr th 3‘ "‘3'r.},.1ra! of Kain llama kcpt 4ft
. . . .nr. a .ack o. . . - t. .
To H :l'..i". ‘1'." 1-4!" "5 U“ sporting: blood that caused hrr to chIH'OCknPF mmcn “roll! fitting a "
.. .. ... -. _. w z . or rating than it “Ill lw accoriri.
.m- l t!‘- i in" P dw ‘vk "“"‘“‘ 0 fowl in her Amen-“rm. xiv-hm.
WU“ “i I; W V ”I" L“ To my stay a! Y};”‘.k|nz {up out_' On‘thc- coast. California agony «z.
Horn 1‘ 1‘ Li. is... " “Ni" Handlhfl figure lr. tln tennis world the (was! of that “film" ‘ m‘rr’w’
I‘U‘HW“m "5 11'33' last year is not kill Tildv'n. Milo. Lcn- Southcrn California “'ns'lhc only ‘~ :“A
\Vl - :; Iliill; manic 5? liomv runs it. grin or an,- of mt "03,4 “mg" pmrflicam 10 make minin- intercrtim: '
1a-: m. gut a rm UM (inn. 1 it"l rim: «rs who \'l!ll“l! this country. but a slip‘cmrh Andy Smith ' “"“tn'
“ill East for you in ttvnl'. 1! HI 0,: n mrl. 16-year-old Holrn “'ills of; In the south the honors go to than
total distance for a it in: mm is sliift- t.‘;ifl!r.irnin_
vi :Ynm 2‘35 to Iii-"i it". I am pristine
it \Vi‘l ii» a long. 101‘: “in O lnlul't- hi.-
nutrk rv! 59 [:r: s l)‘ 13: lunar-ls.
Ruth was It'lllll' lull tn lfiil‘nl
his Imim -ri:i" ‘riiirl ls to Ilrinrr.‘ Ilnrtzs-
lly. “ho male 4: f‘li’Cllll «.lrhcs to SE-
:rir Iiizth. Kt-n “'iillams. with 3'."
lb» rtiizncrup in Mrs.
[Irwin-vi her hard. Inside
m-‘r
aniline Woman tcnnin p33)
'Malltiry
in scum! tournqs M2” \"illn waslcnn"L
angpomition to dispute~ such claim.
thrwhurn and (‘0an also had good tin" s
l
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:u-ars sit the mom nhr should he the:
or o!
l‘mtwl Stairs. if not thc norm.
gin Tech. in the opinion of most of 1:1
Vanderbilt. howctcr. is i" 1
l'nitcrs'ity 0! “Vet Virginia
thc:Corncll are two tinbmtcn trams t ..'.
{are worthy o! a very high rating.
'immv runs. tr-mm ll Izuth‘s mark in til; 5
Is Cause of Wildness
when he used a suit-arm drlusd
with an occasional underhaud LLB.
Cobb believed Ehmke wow-J be m ':f‘
more effective it he used the unis-'-
hand ball entirely
the his fellow to use that snip.
In many games last
was so wild that opposing [llfij‘e'é
insisted that he was purposely urn-«.5, iggest honors in the game.
the "bean ball" to intimiiatg thcn‘
In all probability Hhmke win
allowed to work out hm own mim-
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VILLA \\’.\I.I\'EI'. American Lear». Chan e D l
Hm unflium mic» from izumv; HOW-shy Hiram 51‘0“" d ”I“ “a.“ *0 g m 8 [very
I“. . '1 he“ «. ,t- A; mutt :‘ght‘ but tho National 1.9.1219" lulu-rs. With :1
1.. ”.4 “M. “1.1,“; H. “mm, hr mark of .ivl. In trunking into tlzo'
J I,” ‘wr‘mi ' iimrmr. ' .ury sclcct AM“ circ'v. Ilortlslly amas-.
.i h It. :nru.;:,_ :c»..«_)~... irllt (liam- red thc liirhtst nilraze list has lit‘f‘l'l‘ ‘
; . A Fry; 1?» Monarch of all he rrcordwl in thl~ .\:'i\‘im..t‘. InitL’ll'i strict. nu‘ , _
. ,, .. “n ”tampwn ,5 ”A, VIEW“. whrn in in ‘.tl.:ii‘.l_\‘ mm 3 .4- c. >T0-\. Mm.—“'hcn Loston
.rr-.K" mm. H (um :lzrm m) ml. dome: All in all, 10:: 9147135393 lac )car , 5““l‘V‘1’d PIN-‘11?" "Rip" Collins to De»
-t ‘i:"‘:‘1: Jark. i‘for Ilornsl-y. Iii t'()m}‘lll7‘iL' his .4 .1 E trmt for Howard I‘Jhmkr. 1. marked
K. “A... (~.,,),;; mg. to dominate "I? 'avr-ragn he main :3“ Misc hits—Nut; the Wildcat trade ctr-r plillt’d OK. The
l. m . Y“. ‘1';in MUM”. H‘. has done .more than 1h" l-‘ei f\:itici'nl l.“il£l:l' . Amcriczn League fizurts show that no
'~.°."l- ,,, ._,, ,1,an 131,5,“ has ,(frecor-l made 1.5- \Vifii. Kr-o’tr :~-. H97, i\\o pitchers had a tougher time mak-
t‘: :.i l: w in mint Fri-gin. the Euro-' In tho Alumina: l.‘.'!L".:‘, firm—pr- mi: the hall behave than ill-unite and
1-0.. (launder). on Dvcoralion Day. ’Sislcr disp'ar‘hl Harry }l"l niurin. “ill: VOW!“-
is; ;thc remurkall'e :n-rnc- of .419. Collins has always been erratic.
""‘ ilihmkc. however. until the last two
JOhnny Curtin “Tins lhetwrcn Cri-lui and Kllhzinc is Fri for yrars‘ has “"333 h‘d YUTI)’ 8001]
me p010 Grounds m N1“. York. the control. It is believed that the
Easily Over Wee
Willie Spencer
I'.\I.L RIVER. Mass. Dec. 80. -—
Irish Johnny Curtin of Jr-rse)‘ City had
a long lead over “'90 “'illic Spencer of
New York in llu‘ir ten-round bout.
{:iuglltlast nixht Mforc the Casino
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{.in and uventh rounds.
In an eight round semi-final Tommy"
Milton of New York won over Georg»
‘tiurrny of Now Ilt-dford.
Farrell and Reekie
Beaten in Four-
some at Pinehurst
I‘INEHL'RST. .\'.' C. Dec.
Donald Parson. nmatriur. and Emmet
French. prércnsional of the Youngs-
town Country Club played against
“'illiam Ilcckio of I‘ppcr Montclnir
:in'I Johnniv- I-‘nrrell. the Quaker Ridgc
pro. on thn course of the Mid-Pines
l'ountrs' (Z‘lulv ycstérday and won by
.‘ and i with a best hall of 72.
Yale Athletes
in the Hospital
NEW HAVEN. Doc
Mot-r. wnlcly known
'Olvtllthllé‘r and for the past tw'tntt'
:um» clostly ill nll‘lul “lit Yn‘:
:i'hl'tics. was opcm'ud upon (9' up-
pcn-l-rltis today. Ti"? first report r~n
h: crnliltion ste :d that it W'v as
tmorahlc as could he expected. He
Lad l'vitll ill about three months.
Jrhr. Mack. traincr of Yale teams
filivl dam of America collegc trnziu rs.
is cl out ready to Irma the hospital at.
t’r av illness which at one time was
i- :ardul as serious.
Criiiui Won’t Box Frush
{PARIS Doc. six—As a condition of
his coming match with Johnny Kil-
bnne Eugene Criqui will not engage in
29.—“’alt9r G.
as an athletic
A. Spencer was down in the third.,
30__..
lIiuropcan {o-aihé-rwciglJ (liampion re.
ceiving an option of S.’5.‘.~-U or 2'“ {mt
_c( nt of the gate receipts as his sharc.2
changing or Ehmke's style has hsd
much to do with his wildness.
Ehmke was a successful pitcher
tion by Boston last year. lie will
be allowed to pitch
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SARAZEN
In golf if. 1923. Gene Sarazen was
the outstanding figure from the mas-
culine point of view;
Glenna Collett
from the feminine angle.
the southern championship
high’class field.
Snrazen started the year by {inning
from a
Ho followed this up
by winning the‘ national open cham-
pionship of
Skokie.
the I'nitcd States at.
This is rcrarded as the high-
est honor that American golf can be-
stow.
In winning the national own. Gene
was favored (s)- the brraks in luck.
The breaks always seem to smile on
garded the sensational \lL'lm in the;
and prevail. d or;
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as he pleas“?
All the Boston club drama is result.“
—8Im€l won.
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pionship. pitta) against the «cry best:
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fessional goifrrs‘ titfc.
malt:
ten. is the his; figurc among the mtn.
-winner of a dolii. :v
play cham- i
ycaboid nas l-‘xatlr'
. Istart in the thranear-c
“'alter Hagen. wzzo. next to Sara-t
SATURDAY, DECEMBER 30, 19;.
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In turf circles. 11:
19:: was the abs-1: ~_-
great Morfich.
Unbeaten as a
expected to repeat :.
So‘zreat had 3.1.
two-year-old this
its! exports rat...
equal of Man 0‘ \V
Certainly. as a
.vich had looked
and bid {air to (
ords as did Man r.-
Prepped for the *-
year—the Kentun:
seemed certain to
of the leading 2'
won. breezing fr
The Kentucky I
the only good YES-2‘:
a
EXTERMIXAT -T'
during the year.
\‘Vhat aild Morx'ich '.'
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won high latlrois who: ho» captured That is 1229 his myst- ‘* 7g
the British open. Samzs‘iz's \ictory'
in the natinrsl open at Shaina raiscd; . .
the argument as to who shtrifirl h: ”-2 _,
(rank-:1 as the lcadirzz player of this? ”VJ
country. i! not tlw world. = 5, . -\
The discussion grows-rt. l-‘d. to a' "_ , ‘
match tg'tnevn these- two rrcat ploy-3i ‘ ~‘. ?
crs. It “as ll‘. 3 “as; lbw world NIT-i .
ics of golf. Aflcr traizing for the first' ~
36 holcrs, Sarazcn mite from behind} .
tonne of the; greatsst wins of the scar l l.“
in golf circles. ‘ ‘
Gianna (‘r-iiott. t‘m- 39-yeanold girl.l 2 ..
clearly rstalulislu’d hcr right to thol '
premier posttiot: among women golf-l
c-rs. In the national women's cram-f -\
pionehip. she hrs-cred through a (3335!? 3
hold. mcc-tlr: and defeating in the‘
final match for the championship. one ; “(agavlCE-I
WV.“ tlze rme fixer-r2" ' v5 2-
lyear-oicl. ’ 5 1‘
5ycar-o?~i. or 5 ~ :3
Narious rt’ascns.
‘2 One thing. how-r: ’ 6- <
:becn dtfinlhjy z.» r -*->
:3“ no‘ in 9'». r ‘ .g 1 g V:
l While - " r? , “
the big 5‘3! i ‘7 -“
tinned rm 5‘ (f ‘
terminator ism—5 -. T T
(‘01.l.h""i‘i swum‘snn
of. England‘s grcatest players. Mrs.
“2 A. Gavin. who has cn3oyed a much
dcr experience as a golfer.
Jam Swot-tar. who has been com-
ng fast for a couple of years. finally
ad his golfing cfiorts rewarded by
'inning the national amateur honors.
e dct‘catcd Chick Evans in the finals.
case Gullford. holder of the title,
cited by many of the experts to re-
nt. rolled to come through.
A victory p
n the Vern-c of winning some of thea
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leasing to golfers wasjadded weight he is
he running of the western open hr; ‘
like Brady. For years Mike has been Scream of the rating game.
features of tl‘.‘ l'; 2’ .
fiery sport iss r: . ~‘ 7;. :
tine. Ty Cobb is .: - :
hall. For 15 yi. < l» > .
'Way to the diatheri
does not seem to 331- ct
great extent. He stiLL I _
conferred on him :‘mrs z;
game's greatest piaycr.
Tennis has Bill Tidy
has its Fielding Yost. A
Glenn Warner and a .‘cx
mous old-time coaches. vi- .
sn'th the game despite '
and season after season
notch clevens.
Exterminator is the T)“
baseball. the Bill Tiidcn of
Age does not seem to slow ET
terminator in the lcast. Despz'e
forced to c....
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ccntinues to show the way
To Exterminator belongs
the “wonder horse" of the 1.71.
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Chat and Comment of Special Interest to
Norwalk Fans.
' Pepper Martin and Jack fiernstein
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have been matched tog box fifteen
rounds in Madison Square Garden next
Friday night. The}: have agreed to
make 130 pounds a 2 o'clock on the
day of the fight; .
The Hello“ A. C. hochey team trill
shortly place their order for new Jer-
son for the team.
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Pancho Villa. the little, Filipino
fighter, continues to pile up the wins
in this country. He handed Terry Mar-
tin a. neat pasting Last evening.
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The fur should fly at Red -Men‘s
Hall on Monday evening when the Red
lien clash with the Compo Life
Gouda. These two teams played some
coming games last season.
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The Bridgepo'rt Y. M. 111;“:— :3“-
gunned another team t n.
TheyarohnownsstheY.1LEA.
All-sun. and recently won their.thtrd
came of the season.’ It must be nhsbit
with the Park City organisation to
turn out winning teams.
. h . Argentine fighter
Ansel Fit-p0. t e .
isoomingtomerioototakeonthe
winner ot~the Johnson-Brennan fight.
He slit! have‘to travel at a fast pace
to defeat either of these bag.
at the present time.
Championship.
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m]. contender for. m 34319.,
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moyd Johnson..the Iowa heavy-
w umgoinsstatastpacejnst
t. It locum
was headed for the has 7
I: he can defeat 1331‘
about the game. and now
may come back and take 2;: :
from him.
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It does not. look as it the t
at Nor-walk will ever be
another boxing show. Tr
held in this city was the W _. ;
We. held at the Baxter Lawn
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Norwalk has several 3'“
who are just starting 0?“ ‘
and the local fans Won}. 135i :0
them in action.
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The East Avenue Churn. . f-
p.‘
toam made atair shown—.2; 3:; ‘
game of the season. against
but Train. They were defeat" .
game but showed that. they :32
fine material within their ram”
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Shun Kelley of the 3’37" Cf
marathon team. is also Phi-m“ °‘ ‘
game at center for the mdgu
Five.
in.
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o'l'he high school baskulfll -;
Will have to travel some to 16-66
Alumni on Monday €\'€EI;:§?V.
Alumni will have some fine pm.
their line-up.
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His last bout 'with . .usms
. Knnz's first fight in the rung“ 3? ,
to earn the decxswn (“9‘
Mord fighter when they ”9‘
their second fish‘-
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