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. ‘ n ‘- ”moan“. to mun“ \[ - ’ looks as if he will make a fine run-
Luqus having another such sis/4; “ON “E'QE ‘ Ll Mu.“ “Qgééfln‘lgfitlso ’ m“ muefl'rfltor Henline Holke.B°.ot
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good as any in the leme. “-121.23 till: / [WI/r 4;/t’///. /‘ 1/ / 7.670“ W uit" PULLE'D A“ OLD l ’ Philadelphia Ameflmnhme :6:
addition of I single youngster—and ' ' /¢/// ’/ “‘5 ”0°” ." 11MB AMBULAUCE‘; Q mantly ‘3 third was “yen & good m.
” two Junior pitchers are developed ' ’ ///% /// [\A out “d ”0W ‘0 b. “"6 to fit all
m’the throng. what can stop the '. ”/,/// I I “at: :1“ “tun: "mud 3”? mm
7 _ = on s eam. McGowan. a romisin
P“. " 4’. 4' (I t outfielder. and Riconda anpsxcellen:
DA OF YALE ‘ ‘tfi k / / f ) infielder for utility.
TE ‘ ~ ‘ 1 . Bostoa Nationals—Melon“ at first,
V HARVARD BOAT :3‘ ,3. ( ‘\ f / . / Conlon at short. perhaps Bagwell for
CE IS JUNE 22 " ‘0 . ‘ t \ - . , the outfield. Smith foran understudy
RA ,’ /' //, 3- | . , on the infield. Handles thkd well.
can) RIDGE. Ms... April 1:.— I ‘ 7 ' . 0003.?» PM”?- uthom he W With
. .- - .mesment was made at the Hsr- a; gluoani um “titanic“ cf lm up
.3“ Athletic association that the m . l x. on e "a but hum,
. Ham-Yale varsity four-mile boat “or m.
H. ; *
fg’gmsls on regatta plans. No change
51%“ been tade in the observation
1;” plan Sixty-four cars with
's
f.
.f- row
I -’g'm. and the race will be started at
, 3! p. m. or as soon thereafter as the
:1
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W. A. Pheian. baseball expert of the
Qacinnau Times-Star who is wavel-
hg with the National League outfit
hell to them to win the flag. It's a
great team. says Bill. and has the
confidence and the players with it to
oomuer. Ha sums up the team thus:
The Reds 'second line is there. No
other club in either league can show
the reserve strength of the Cincinnati
team. Pat Moran not only has sub-
stitutes who could ptep in as regulars
on other clubs, but has interchange.
able stars who can swing from one
position to another and never inter-
rupt progress of the team. Most
clubs have one great catcher. a shaky
second maskman. and a third catcher
who never gets a chance to show. The
Reds have three men so good that
two of them will alternate according
to whether the other side uscs right
or left-hand pitchers. and a third
firth-t who is counted nmply good
enough to replace either of the big
guns in the time of need. llargraie.
not only a great catcher. but a mur-
derous hitter. is to work against left
handers; \i’lngo. as good as ever. will
play against regular human beings.
and Snndiwrg. the tall huckstop so.
cured from llorllvsicr. can take the
pluco of eitllrr one and do so fault-
lersly.
Their:- is only one Jake Daubert.
better by far last season than he wail
four yearn ago. and .lnk-‘s “izurdry
makes the whole litd lnlh-hl min mwy
good. if Julie is hurt. either llrcrsler
or l-‘onesca cun take up the first tum
. . . .. .
Lonirmmxvggll; to perfection, blsldi. ””er may“. “)1
' iiicld for lill- llunl-lll'y
Second hose is so strongly held that,
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lw»tw¥wm_
—'——.
An aniutcr is ml. in its l‘.illll as a
cucumln r. and siiil up in th-- .llr.
. .
0 [Hand in illo- Olli—
tcum lust sea-
in play thr-
, . . , .son has "I'll Hull ll up
Put. Moran when t knit“ ““5“ i“ “" “Hill. [.1 my 11- \\'..i- Mimi in in» ill :lu- ;
with his ourstm‘k or W’“'"" S“””"" l'us‘t. rn iulLilv 'ill.\ " .wull. .\l.l.\'n is '
.BOhn(" 0"" U! u“: iix: it ”UPHMUN)“ A hard llllit r all i rill-ul-i lll.‘i!.-- good ill
ill lilo game, and Lew I'onescs~ ubouf ”W l-Iuslt‘lil.
as hard u. hitter us any man‘s riuh
. . . .
can 'how- "U‘h seek to play ”‘6 bug: The lmckwouds “ll‘. llitss “ix-ll)”
and both can do it tnugnificicnt'y. No l‘ul-nd this sumon. l'.l'0.'id 1,. ;. 3.....1
nlatttr which one gets it for the start‘ hm”. "m, p", "Hm. 8 “am. on ”,0
of tho clunpnign ~- \\ili|i lllitll-l‘,” r “w. for “W 10“.! i ”m l;.\t u.».n,:.n “lih
wouldn't gho half his fortune to liit\U:l1i. slugging.
such a second hnscunin d.- iin- do“ . n .
felted player waiting on ills lint-iii! Frank )ioillt. who plii‘l‘t‘tl for ”1.-
on::‘:: ‘I,"enkrl:“'ll“l:?:‘;l,(onu'hr‘kx,\,‘.fifiI lorui high s: lllwvl lufllli lust sulson has
i * 1 ill‘ 1- - ' 'r
_ ‘ ‘ ‘" in on Si lt't‘ietl ‘0 Plt‘ h ill" tipC‘lllnh
holds third base Ht'lll’t 7. but llalllzlnl: “In". for ”u. ll“.lg..1.m-i hi; h aclum'.
around. “litl inld eyes. is u \tllliililt" l0»lllitl'l"""' “Kl...“ ih- ('l.(..'l Fi‘hqlll
cyclone or energy and g-nulne alullty:
—tile conn dian and Jester of the i! am.
and ulso line must [illu'irtlllnll milieu
ti am at \iulllnxiortl.
.
)lnfflt nor-ms In in m.“ .p._- good nu r
Ws AND NOTES'OF T
THEM DAYS 5mm
“commune W A
socmsr coercive:
Sport Barrage
Chat and Comment of Special Interest to
N orwalk Fans.
By leRoy D. Downs
. coming season.
. Kncms and other local teams during . will he giW'n an opportunity ‘0 display
l
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of basell:lll——\\'uiter 1(llllml'.‘k, good'm the Park «fur. l'ullt‘ll l'fddic Reilly
enough lor any "film In either inuguf‘. MI'IHS to think that In run- ihv pro-rent .
Jimmy Calvin-y, “ho \utsn't m ”3...," is 0.. .~ lg. n; l in th- slur
much ill but hut 5- ANN“, ilut .‘l U“! .l IlloiiD‘lFlllilll “1H,. 1. :lm.
himself it illl'lil‘l.’ kins. ins first call ‘ ’ ‘
It short. it ill iuiln Ili»\\ll or is llllrt ’ Tim hauchull t-nm ni’ llw lornl
the great mil: id isn't o \w n shak: n "in,” is pulling: in some hard practice
for a day: iloilm- glue to short, I'On-'r-\‘t-ry day and ~'\i""“ ‘0 "" l“ “p '09
coca holds the fort on invalid. the lie-i
lit.
. play home games.
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FRIDAY, APRIL 13,1,a
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CLUB BOXING
SHOW MONDAY
Plans for the amateur boxing show
form when the season opens. 'to be staged by the Rose Athletic Club
,nt Elks Hall Monday night are about.
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The Springer-50d ban-hall team will ,complcted and some of the best ama-
opcn this season on May 1'2. They will . teur performers
have us their opponents the fast City ; seen in fighting toga.
Island Giants. The ti-nnt will play a The committee in charge of the
practice gaun- on next Sunday after. bouts have made. arrangements with
"no”, the lust boys in the numteur ranks in
. . . ixew Haven and Bridgeport and n
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All of the local baseball tesmsfu'lil { 1:518; ghlifaxggegtiigolggafi“ sccom
K" in "me practice ”“3 ‘ mm” m; 3 Mike Esposiio. 112 pound state ama-
Wf'flm" permits. and a "u'nb'lr o tour champion. will he on the card.
"1"“ "m open their SUMO“ 0“ the Mike represented the State of (‘ono
fTap This On Your Tom-Tom.
in the state will be Jto the sportstop on his
Me» mouth LAVISH
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snows MANY calls or PLAYERS
tern Pennock. a pitcher of known
skill. the most important addition to
the team. Tucker and Hendrick like-
ly to hang on as utility outfielders.
New York Nationals—O'Connell in
center field. the player who was pur-
chase in 1921 and permitted to re-
main vith San Francisco in 1922.
Bentley. pitcher, a player who has
been prominent in the International
;League for a number of years and
‘Who has made a reputation as a left.
hand pitcher. He can also play first“
base. Not much of an outfielder.
Jackson, utility infielder. possibly
\Vebb pitcher.
Changes in the major league teams.
beguing with St. Louis teams. follow;
Brown—Robertson at third and
Durst at. first. Both played with the
Browns last. year. Both are slender
young men fast. alert and ground
sweepers. Robertson can go with ease
left. Durst
plays half way to second base on his
right. and this is the first time he ever
undertook to play first base.
Cardinals—Bottomley. playing first.
also played first last year and was not
a particularly sure fielder. Myers. for
merly of Brooklyn. is likely to be in
center. Holm. college man of the “rut.
is almost sure to be under-study at
"mowmg Sunday. nocticut in his class at the amateur
.- bouts held in Boston last Monday and .
i’l‘uesday. but lost the decision to al
Illoston battler. In the third round of‘
this fight, l-Isposito received a blow on ;
I the muscle of his left arm and the arm i
lwas rendered lame nnd useless for the i
. ‘ remainder of the bout. This caused
"to d-‘cision
him.
Mark Corty a Frenchman
counlry only three weeks. will repre-
sent the \i'cst End Club in the bouts.
Forty (‘nmvs to this city with a rcputn~
Nilmrro, who played with the local 9 tion as a boxer of no mean ability and
O 0 e
l‘nonl‘y. who was it pitcher on the
New Haven team part of last season
will take his regular turn in the hot
for lhv lloslon lzrnvl-s during the
The St. Mar)! of Stamford 4?pr ct
to have one of the host lmsnhall tonal:
in the state this season. 'I'ilcy will
have their own field this year and will
0
the past seasons will be seen with the i his ring talents Monday night. The
it and \\'. team of Port Chester. 'l-‘rtnchnlan clnims to have been a.
‘boxing instructor in France and says
season.
”H. at one time he had as many as fifty
fense is info. the hailing. u anythingl
ll h dc . i - a
1:3ch I): this inlolu-d yet mntchleesl Rand011)h “’lns Go‘f
set of infield slurs slund itube llos- fileda] at Pinehurst
sler. good either on first base or in
"'0 "Md; 3 kid first huncman Ilnflled‘ " ' ’ ' . .
thank lint-ding. touttd as the one outwI PINE!“ ”S" ‘\' F ' “pr" ”'_I ' h
standing first ilust‘ lnurlcl of the '3 Randolph. Jr 0.! l‘nkl.“:m‘t:l»:dr:l‘r
minor lf’uglll‘r. nnd smcrnl young' (' ”n.” “I l. "am“ 21.”? o criln of
players. hardly giun a look-in‘ ”w ”winning m“ l‘ n 0 Op K I
the annual mid-April golf tourna-
ment at l‘inohurst 'l‘uosrlny met yes-
| tv-rday in the second round of match
play. Randolph lu-nt his rival for the
medal by 7 up and 5 to play.
against the pr« :rnt occupants. yet able,
to step in and fill any gilp. ‘
W‘ith or without l-Id lioush, the
game is waiting for tho gong. Geri:
Burns. in murwl oi ouli‘nid craft and J h Armfl'rnng. wunnrmmd. dc-
:gtlirlssiu-I abilli‘y, shows no signs ”rifcntl-d l,. l<‘. O'Connell. Fitchburg. 2
Ogress 0n. (vcorgo Hnrpcr, 8' "r‘ and l: C. ll. l-‘ownes. (inkmont . do-
rific batter and a. natural gardener.‘
goes to the middle range in Roush's
place. l-‘r-w lcft flcidcrs can mnil'h'
Euncnn either as a hitter or a sturdy
coverer of territory. ilrussier and a
fast greyhound named Ed Hock. al-'
most a. twin to ltoush in looks and
, ways. recalled from the Atlanta club.
1 :1" raady to cut in when required. If
ous comes back it is t -'
feet outfield, utterly incohfzpttll‘:bl,ee:l PHILADELPHIA. April 11—9.“
and if he stays out. it's still the most‘ford University. England. Which “l”
poWerful outfield in the game. compete m the “VD-mu" illiernflllonnl
tested l". T. Keeling. New York. 3 and
L'. and it. C. Ftcrsc. Youngstown. do-
fo-ated Thomas Morrison. Uaknlont. 4
and 3.
Oxford Itelay Team
Unlucky in Draw
The development of two itc relay race at the University of Penn-
from the flock Moran has in anglerssyivania carnival. drew thirteenth
will make this club “pug-”y 1n|place. or near the outside. in the
’drawings for positions. it was on—
strength. and Managlf Pat thinks at
least two of the newcomers will make
the riffle. There is a platoon of them.
All of the snappicst variety. but two
tall Texans named Harris and Rob-
erts. up to date. seem to show ample
In the distance
the British ath-
ilnluck)’. Ill ”WY
Oxford drew fifth
nounced yesterday.
medley relay ruce
lotes were equally
drew the outside.
‘ ((.\'. J.) Central. second. and llumil- :Ier Guards and the Norwalk Big Five ipitcher
istrtak for Pittsburgh which will make
The mg Five took the opening !lt_ hard for the Glfits to keep the pace.
The Guards came Ilxunz. another pitcher. plenty of speed.
a good prospect but with not enough
of a. curve bail to meet the present de-
mand.
Jonnard and
whom may get much chance against
Schmidt.
the Northwest. for utility.
'opponent in the second fight has not basketball
- been announced.
‘Snm almgford. who defeated Andres
_ Balsa.
position in a field of fourteen in the to Cuba within the ‘n7x‘t few 3”,.
- pupils under his supervision.
Roy Davis. who was champion ban-
tamwclght on the 1'. S. 8. Colorado in
| 1919. will again wear the colors of the
nose A. C. Clarence Smith will also
sprint medley. "it starts in this event.
Pennsylvania State College drew the
pole in the two-mile rare with Boston
I‘nllvuv. the indoor intercollegiate f th-
M ii an . be seen in action. Smith is one o c
t-lllliani‘pltmitisl::t‘:nd and k ‘ g ,‘moat promising amateur fighters in
n . . . - ‘
i‘ornell drew the pole in the sprint : the 5W9 and has been steadily lurid
medley with l'niverslty of Pennsyi- ' ”70‘1"“ Since his 79‘0") l0 ”‘0 3‘0“!
\unla. second Pennsylvania State third. ““1"" ””1""! who will participate
Holy Cros‘ drew first position in tho "‘01
distance medley with Syracuse second
and the Navy third.
Other pole winners were Virginia in
the South Atlantic one-mile rclny '
championship; Georgetown in the , ‘
freshman rice: Exeter in the one-mile l Norwalk Tossers
for 9"!“me schools: Brooklyn in} The fourth game of the inter-city
the one-mile for high schools: VFW-"k basketball series between the (‘ompo !
'to and Louis Corello.
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' Guards to Play
ton Collegiate of Canada. third- *will he played nuxt “'ednesdny in the
—-——- '.\'o"' ::lk Armory.
TO FIGHT TN HAVANA t
HAVANA. April 12.—Jack Jolln- game. :7 w :5,
son. former heavyweight champion hack m the second game when the
of the world. Will meet Farmer score was 17 to 6 against them and
Lodge of St. Paul in a fight at the won 31 to 27. In the last game the
Stadium Marina in Havana May 6-]loc:iis won. 30 to 11. Eddie Quinn will
according to an announcement made be down from Yale for (ht. game .nd
here. Captain McGrun will come down from
it is said Johnson has signed upiBr-idgoport.
for two bouts In Havana. Vi'hiie his If the Guards take this game their
season will come to an end.
it is hinted that
The big league teams will get away
next week. At the prcsnnt time it
looks as if the Giants and Yankees
would meet again in the world series
neat October.
the Spanish champion. in
Mexico City last Sunday. will be the
man. lAngfora is expected to come
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quality. Rube Benton. storm centre
of the baseball world. looks to be
ready to alternate with Eppa Rlxcy.
who won more games than any other
itoher, '9 W l’:,/’TK////,/ _ a 35.14 ‘l’bl Q: past. Cleveland might hav.
fan. lastny::k.fl.l’h:teh‘l;:::hu‘: 13.? f ” '/’ “A “A Bug 'E-r $0.55. I w M} “1:!ng ou-r b‘“ ‘°' "‘° cm“ ‘0 set will? m...
Cactus Keck. extremely sood last sea- . YOUR BOUQU 1 l A5 LE Philadelphia, NaiiOHSW—Buid at
sea. should reach full development, OLD MALI “ARDLUCKL li-l ornCiE w‘umwu shortstop. 3‘70"! arm, ranges well
so". in physique and pitching pow- : “gym 'fi-lA‘i’ DOOR-SLAM Down TOW" N WWW '7“ °“ ”m “d" b‘“ i' Mi "km to de-
"I. is summer. Johnny Couch is a 9E“ ETD FARENELL “1°" in“ a ““138"- “'lllson. catcher.
of the club. and a mighty
sass as Friday.
:Mss river.
ed
June 22. on the
New London. would
downstream at 5 p. m.
1! time. If a postponement is
,m it will be announced at 4
decides.
.l'hehiorning races will be rowed
, am from‘ the Submarine base.
,' first of the two mile contests be-
-.,Isg at 9:45 a. m. and the other half
-: On hour later. The freshman and
-nd varsity events will be held in
forenoon.
ma w. Hoore. Harvard graduate
urer. has returned from New
.svsli after a conference with Yale
Jr
capacity for more than to.-
-Wrs will follow the race on
.Thnes.
OUR BOARDING
STARS 3097f now wA‘B ,
114' OL' 80’ iii 'DiSGiJlS‘E.'=
HOUSE—By Ahern
To NN Veg-r DOCKE‘r‘
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shortstop. and if Lavan doesn't hat a
change will probably take place early
at that position.
condition to pitch than last year and
to be rendered against gwhat llnSL-ltltd. due to the inability of‘
h, "when what. the final arrangement will
he.
nary at third base.
who has come out in years.
an addition to the infield. is expected
to steady it and prove an aid to Blue.
first baseman.
ground to cover it plans go through
right. Kerr. a fine utility infielder
formerly with Pittsburgh.
strong and perhaps overconscientious
Lutzkc at third base. who has proved
his ability to cover more ground than
gany third baseman Cleveland has had
iin a long time.
Louis Deiucca. D. Bnhunick. Etion.
ltcno llm‘lls. C. l’cdreaux. Louis Bills- lLlevcland third buem.n- '0 stflklnsly
lthat it is almost uncanny to watch
fhim. l-lns hands that will
lea-ate of yams. Myatt. a 886,000 cat~
Icher who can throw the ball like a
rifle shot and who may get going with
the bat ably enough to retire Stcve
O'Neil.
both promising infielder-s. The latter
,can substitute at first base. but is a
natural third baseman.
shortstop and also plays third.
in the outfield.
Never had much chance to play a
deep outfield. but is improving Hol~
lingsworth.
Hankins. also a pitcher: Evans. the old
Cleveland outfielder. at third.
has shown ability to play third in the
who shows more
. Boston Americans—Team mostly
made up of players transferred from
New Y'ork to Best», or from Wash- ‘
ington to Boston.
play third. Goebei looks as if he has
a chance to stick as utility outfielder.
merly with the Giants. Lives in New
York. Can hit well but is a very slow
runner.
Daubert is ready. but Fonseca is not
new to the team. Benton. tch -
met Giant. Pl enter
second. Chances are that he will be
utility. ’
but unleady Schliehusr at that a a
big hitter and not Masons hu-
big league club. Shrines- and
er of the younger pitchers are em .
WITH THE BOXERS'
SPofig
ByAlPosen
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Toney is in better It looks like a sure thing now that
Rocky Kansas of Buffalo and Alex!
anxious to make mod. ‘Hsrt. the good fighter of Lorain. 0.. ’
Chicam Nationals—Grantham playolwill clash in the star bout of eight
log out of position at second and the! rounds at the show to be staged by
_to:lm generally seeming to be somai-lack lianlon for the Arena A. C. ct
the Ice Palace in Philadelphia on the .
night of April 30. The writer learned 5
that Matchmaker Hanlon offered Dan
Rogers. manager of Kansas. 11 guaran-
tee of 86.000 for his end which Rogers .
has practically accepted.
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iloliochcr to start the season. Hard to
Dumoflch. a Pacific coast pitcher
has promise.
(‘hlesgo Americans—Karma. a lumi-
One of the best
A match has been clinched between ‘
lPai Moran. the New Orleans light-
:wielght who has been sick for several
weeks. and Harry Kabakof‘l’. the good
lightweight of St. Louis. for a ten-
round bout. at the Coliseum at St. ‘
noun on the night of April 27. '
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Detroit—Pratt. although a veteran.
Later will have less
Cleveland—Summa in right field.
Ji my -: ;
East head- In , Daugherty of Leipeniln,
Pa... manager of Bobby Barrett. the
Philadelphia light Welterweight. hasI
taken Cuddy De Marco. the l'litsllurz‘n
promising featherweight. lllldt'r his
management. Daugherty has jn<t
signed up Barrett to fight Clonic
Tait. the Canadian fighter. in the St mi-
final of eight rounds to the. feature go
between Rocky Kansas and Alex Hart.
at Philadelphia. April 30. ,
Battling still a ques-
Resembies Bill Bradley. the old
cover I.
Tommy Loughran of Philadelphia“
will fight Jeff Smith of Bayonne. in n
ten~round bout at the Mechanics
Building in Boston on May 10.
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Pittsburgh—Bochlcr.
who may
pitcher. A
“an ‘ Winning Jock Malone. the crack middle-
weight of St. Paul. who battles Billy
Wells. the English fighter. in a ten-
round contest at St. Paul tonight. has ,
also been signed up to battle Panama
Two good young catchers.
Spencer. neither of
Adms, a fair infielder from
“'ashington—Bluege and Conroy.
Biuege is a
“'ade
Hits hard at_times
a pitcher. and possibly
Evans
skill every day and
Hamlin may
Clnolnnati—Bandberg. catcher. for-
Fonssca will play first “a“;
Brooklyn— Stewart may stick at
Mullen at promising.
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.haitfc \iith Joe (‘urz‘y f”- tin routs
another scrap by his Xf‘lf -:-=.'. F!
.l’lernstcin lie. will ‘5'... (n 1th
3 ‘.\'hite. the genre Ar W: 1:13.:-
I weight. in :\ thlx'chlzri r‘ was: g
' the bout should draw 5. Us crcwd.
GIRL BOXERS MUST. BEAT
BOXING OFFICIALS BEFORE -
THEY CAN BATTLE IN RING
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Joe Gaps. the colored fighter. 11“
round contest at a show of the ,
at Detroit. Mich, on the night“
9
The officials of the Columbus!“
ing Club of Yonkers haw deg-m“
change their fight nighu from
day to Saturday. A show '13
staged tomorrow night. Hockey .m.
of Cripple Creek. Mich" WM 3523“
by Lyons of Harlem in the m"
twelve rounds.
So sensational were the Magus“
risers-Moe lierscovitch and
Ryckoff-Johnny Gray bouts u g.
Broadway Club. Brooklyn, lug
day night that the club is tryixgmh
match both pairs for April 5'}. 53,.
mm won. but the other battle s.
declared a draw.
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Officials of the Arena A. c 1
Philadelphia made censzderabie ms;
ey out of the boxing shows and this:
to enlarge the place so Yr" the";
in; capacity will be 13.(' .1 next 23:.
.
Lew Paluso. the prancing lm
fiztltn-r or Sail Lake C‘.f\'. is bookedu
at l..'\T'.’."(‘nro~_ 31855“ (.3 7133?.th
Ring. April 19.
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Harry 14.3.3.3“). the i\:rfa':'l"’i£i‘.li
Harlem. has just Lem look-i up!!!
the Collar City A. C. of Tr“- c: .‘ZG
day evening. April 23. iv“- fats u
( xcnly matched. which >‘ "2 i nah
the fight a bitterly centrs“ i 1.2.
cage. the indications ;.
Dundee. the Chicago
who knockvs-l out Fmtlj: 4? E '
adri in n contset at 13'. 'v.
ing Club on Tuesday ' .‘
York. will. in all proicu " "
“ith Charley Beech r l ’
one of the three t-‘rur
An effort is lit-‘n:
Ff’:"‘.kiv a. noun iv» -1
anatller ten round ,2").
For the next boxirc 5‘. '.
r.
t I
Bud l‘Imnrsoy. of ‘.'5Tk\'i"s-’ rafts
Young Silvcrlwrg of .\'-,-w Eric's/L
out Kid Krpian of \lcrido‘n. Conn.
will int-10 on Harvey llrlcrt cf Brook-
lyn. in [‘30 {\VI) t€n-rnu'~1 Lot‘s wilt!
will be stagcd at Merldcn. Corn- fl
next Monday night. Kzlplan l! a 2:
drawing card in that ci'x. mi 0: ac
count of his numerous ylctorirs in ill
roped arena in the 1:15! («w my:
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