SATURDAY, APRIL 14’
“WORLD OF SPOR
THIS SUME’EEZ
NEW YOTTK. April. 14.——Thc out-
.OOI' boxing season this year “ill be
M one championship ti':ht after an-
dher. Matches have brcn "18ch or
will be made anoncr or latvr \"lt‘ch
will bring the titlcholdl-r in (-er til-
Vlllon or flsnnna into a inc ii ll"? -
Jack Dcmpsry has $1 ‘1'. ll 1‘ c ru-
ml'. that his nmviy pun ‘ w‘i ‘ v-
fit in the I‘vmpsry (‘rnl ." .1
Agricultural Lands t‘unw'r.‘ ‘. ..u
mm the lll‘l! “i am
hi. retircmlnt 1'
going to filtht nil rizllt. llut _ill.'~l \ lwn
I do not know." Sfllll tho l:l:.\" '* "fill
king. "1 llli_\' ln-vt Tum Gilli-nus or
one of thc survixnrs of the Milk
Fund chow."
Gradually cvcnts and dcvclopmcnis
no so shaping: thvmsclvco that a.
Dempsey match is virtually I. cer—
tainty. At the prv :wnt lzwlvlv ut' he has
that offer fri‘lll :‘livl'm. Mont. of a
£200,000 :unruntw- in box (lilibc-nn
on July 4. tlnllvr ("l..‘i.ll" :i'ion. Man-
ager Jnck lit :trns inn l:..lil tomorrow
‘0 Al'll'lOUl'lt‘t~ ills tl ll. it’ll. 'I'Elt- purse-
il n, H}; 'ouv. null llm nut": uni-grunt-
1y is born 1' l.. but it iii aid that ‘if
Dempsey v 3 ‘.('.li»‘.u»:i< it will l-c in
tho \‘icluil. ”1' Now York and not
some 2.50" lums nun‘r.
Mike Mc'ilttuc. t‘m- l'l‘(lll'._\' crown-
ed light. ht:l\:t\\ti-:llt t-llnulpiml, will
be hack minim: ilfl \\ill.in nnothcr
month. and Tll‘ plnziizm :4 it) awful; into
action in drilling! of l.i~l li"‘v\"_\ \'.tlli}
honors lnllllf‘dlillt‘l)’. 'l-v llickard ill
now ncgotlullliq for a llilllCll littwcrn
it)
Mc'l‘iguv :ln'i (lung-«l Ltlitw l"lI r
be fought in .ltlb-y (it) lllrillll thi-
middle- of .llillt‘. 'l‘cx has Manager
Joe Jacob's (I. K. on ill“ l‘:")p‘"\'ill”ll.
Ind ho is now ill‘.cl|llli'{ all-t-tptnnt-n
by' Carponllt'r. Ttlc'l‘ll'uc also may be
seen in ‘thu rim; “till (i. m- 'l'unlw).
Johnny \\'ll~m:l. l’lillllilllilll nt' l.lI
world's rnitlrlluv.~t~iglltsl. “Stun-ti him-
Iclf to lilt' [:Hflil :Tliit‘(;4 ut' tltt- haunt:
commission lw :t:;r-w in: In L'U tlilnuzil
with the lllll't‘ll with Hurry Urctl.
Which brought about his suspension.
Rickard has lillfl went on his St‘llf‘tl—
ulo for (lt‘tlfll'lll at. “w No‘w York
Veiodronlt- iu the early lllllllllt‘l'.
Blittklzy \V-Ilk- i. tl.t- \\'I Ito rut igld
king. illlB S¢'\'Il.ll 014.14 i'nr ltllllH in
flow Jersey and New Yoxk. lie has
been vcry active since; in- dcl‘oatc-l
luck llrltton. lie is: :ln\ious to fight
Wilson mid a match with Llcl‘igute
“1'de halls TH'tPn plupu,.-wl. “zillu-r
will surlly ilc srcn in lllt‘l‘~‘. ticl‘cnd-
in; hip title this sumlncr.
, Benny Lonnzlt'ti now
foi- l. busy cztmpuic'l. ill- vu-nt down
‘0 Mkewood a ll w day". ago to l'OlitlIl
Mmleif into blilllll‘. ill- plans to en-
gugo in two or llll‘tt‘ lllllllt‘fi rounds.
‘o-dccisiun llnuts out of" town and
fight liims- it into condition for
matches hcrc lair-r with Luv 'l'vndicr,
Chll‘lie “'hitr. Sailor “’llllum Frat-il-
jun. and Ollil'r challengers.-
Thc first of th- svnsnn's chnmplon-
ship nlzltcllca “Ill lw fought on Juno
2 whln .lollnny lx'llilunu risk: his
Vorld'a frilllltl‘W’l‘llflrl. championship
.t the l’nlo (irmlnuln in :l imut with
Eugene Crltllll. the l-Iuropcnu cham-
pion. This watch in n ccrmlnty rc-
‘urdirsn of what “'ililzlm
nuldoon says.
A mulch ilvtwc-n .lm‘ Lynch
fir] Trt-mzlinc for tho lulntulnwt-lght
(lilo is liOlllll to come Uill‘llEli. 'l‘rc-
molnc has his t‘hfllii’nltn and fnl'fvil
up and it will lm \vr‘ll nlLZli lrllllurxsi‘dc
is preparing
Chairman
for Join to <\ till" :1 limit “illl Ills
CIOVL'lilliil l'l\.ll. illilvr thullr-nw‘rr‘
also are in .trring i.\ lit‘li. it' iw'
passes up 'l'rl-lnuinc he will Int-ct cm:
of thcm.
Anothcr championship contcat that
in all set is for thu world'l fivwcight
crown. Jimmy \Villic will bring it
here with him from “’zilc-n :Lnd licfy
Pancho Villa. fornio-r Ault'ricnn
champion to wrcrt it from him whcn.
they clash at the two Ground: on
June 16.
Of thc minor champions. Johnny
Dunlicc. imidr-r ot‘ tlm junior light-
weight iiilv. rind i-‘rnnkie (lcnzlro, the
Amcrican ilxwt-lyzht champion. will
battle. lcnnv Valgtr has “it'd a
chnilcnlre to hundce. while Joe Col-
letti chulitllgui (ivnnro immccllnto-ly
nfter tim .lnttnr tinfcntrtl \‘illri.
nouid V’illn. dcl‘cnt \V‘ilcio for the
world's till-n n rl-iurn match “‘llll'
Ornnrn vlli lu- forthcominft.
' Norwalk Veterans
Repulse Stamford
V. F. W. Pin Attack
The V'rtmuns 01' p”, E in “21m. Kor-
Wllk Uclnn llmvll: :' t! am. “on thrve
out of tour i'I‘llit .1 Mom thc Stamford
Veterans of Fairlzn \\'n~~s on the. Ell-ts'
allow. Stamford. 'l‘hursrluv MEN. The
Norwalk lull-tor-plvrs (upturn-d the
int two gnmt-s. Stamford howlcrn won
“0 third f'nlno- and .‘(rvrwnlli cu'nn
buck Itronr: and rapturrd the fourth
and deciding i'amc with n margin of
three pins.
(‘HADDERTON 1mm
The total plnt‘nil was: Stamford.
1.799; Norma-ilk. 2.081. Cilmi-lcrton 0f
Bumfnrd rollml high grimc. with 13]
pint. Kuvance of Norwnik rcilcd high
tour-firing. with 476 pins.
Royal-ice rollcd high cama- for Nor-
wnik with 130 pins and (‘hatirlcrton
rolled high four-atrinlz for Stamford.
with 412 pins.
A return name will be roilcd on
flondny. April 23. The fimiron:
. STAMFORD VETERANS
nurencc ......... . 57 6:9 I? M
”Alessandro 70 971021”;
Mano as 102 111 94
Manon...........70 56 87
Minor: ill
Mdenon 85 95 107 131
ans 419 488 524
Total—1.790.
NOR\V‘AT.K vmnmms
”why”... ....... 95114 83 S7
.. Dow-on 111 95 82 lo:
-Iauy 112 114 97 10:
Road 97 104
_welnnnen 95103
”Kay-non ..........11tl 130 no no
- 529 556 u: 521
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importnnt nnlcndnlcnts to nt-iling race
rult-s wcre rccommrndcd and rcfcrrud
to thc State itucinl: (‘ommlssion for
.approvni. it is considcrcd that tho
ichanges. which no doubt will be made.
will do away with colluoion in these
'«-vt'nts. lt ilHH limi: “Poll 1 custom for
an owner to have a fricnd at hand to
livid in his horse and repurchase tho
animal in n day or 30.
f if the State- Racing: hoard approve.
ithe principal amendment. any horse
claimed cannot TH" rnccd again in the
lintcrcsls of the original owner for six.
3ty days. The othcr change rccnm-
lnlcndo-d was that all horse: in both
selling and claiming rnccs must be en-
tf‘l‘cd at a. tint pricc and cxccpt tho
,wlnncr of a, boiling rat-c. which will be
‘put up at auction an hcrctoforc. can
. be. claimed for that price.
l Other important uctloul token con-
!slatml in reinstating Jockey Frank
lt‘oltllrtti. who was set down last win-
?tor for a questionable ride in I. rtce at
l .\‘t-w Orlcans. and also the restoring to
' good [funding of Jockey G. Yeargin.
. who has (won on the ground Iince Au-
gust. 1921. Jill: offense wn on un-t-
inflictory performance in a race at
.Rnrntoga. Jockcy A. Clover also was
. granted permission to ride again.
The reinstatement of Coltllettl will
be good newu to Harry Payne Whit-
ney. This rider was undrr contract to
I'Mr. “'hitncy at the time he was not
[down but has ncvcr novvrt‘d his con-
‘nrction with the ninhlc. How was used
'to prcpure tho \Vhitncy entries
early morning gallop;
The atrwarda named J. E. Cowdin
stvward to rcpresrnt the Jockey Club
nt tho. Hprlng moctlns‘: in Jamaica: J
El-:. \Vidcucr at lim Sprtng Belmont
Park lncetlng; J. ft. Davis at the Sum-
mur mcuting gt Aqueduct: A. ll. Mor-
ris at the Summer Empire City meet-
-ing: .l. E. \Vidcncr at the Summer
'mctting nt Sarntogn; F. It. Hitchcock
lit the i“illl lu-lmont l‘nrk meeting; F.
‘ S. Van Static at the Spring meeting of
the Unitctflrlunts Racing Association.
“'1”; BB 011‘ a \VEEKS
ST. LOUIS. April lam—George Sis-
icr. first baseman of the St. Louis
Browns, who will undergo an opera-
tion prohzlhly today for sinus troll-
hltr. will be out of the game for at
least six weekn. according to his phy-
sicians. 'I‘hc sp-‘claiistn had not do-
tcrnlincd (lcfinitcly when they would
operate because the patient in luf-
fcrint: with a. touch of tonnilitil.
'l‘hu sinus condition from which
Sisirr is suffering first become appar-
ent alto-r he recovered from influen-
za in il‘chrunry. Ills condition grad-
unily became worse
sulfur! in the impairment
sight.
RACES:
NEW YORK. April 14.—At a meet- l
; In; of the stewards of the Jockey Club
TO FIAlD YOlX!
0? SO LATE —-
DOAl’T UKE TO Km
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Sport Barrage
Chat: and Comment of Special Interest to
Norwalk Fans.
By LeRoy
Johnny shugrue. the flash from
“'atcrbury undorwrnt an operation in
Waterbury yesterday.
0 0 O
Vi'cstport will have a fast baseball
team this season. They have signed
up some of the best ball players in
this section.
The lower: expect to hnvn a flu-t
bmbuli team this season. Tht‘y hold
their tint practice yesterday and it is
rumored that there are A. number of
sore arms among them today.
0 O O
The Red Men lg Five and the
Red Mon Separates will play the third
guru- of their rt-rics at Red Men's hall
on Tuesday of lit-xt wcck.
O 0 0
John McGnrr-io will not b. con-
nected with any baseball tam this sea-
aon. John. during the past two acn-
Norwalk tom.
0
Elino Flores. the Filipino. has Just
been matched by his manager to meet
sons wu- assistant manager of tho.
D. Downs w
Johnny Darcy in Waterbury on April
:0.
I 0 O O
1 Young Luby. the Bridgeport lcrtp-
pcr injured his hand on Thin-law
night in Hartford and will be out of
the game for sever-Ll weeks. Delpito
l tho fact that the hund was injured in
line early part of the bout. Lnby
‘gninAd the decision over Willie Cor-
; he“.
0 O 0
Frankie Fitzpatrick ivlll upped! on
ithc nr.\t card in Stanford if the pm-
! out plans of Jae Chimbolu go through.
Fitzpatrick made a good showing in
his last two light: in the Lock CRY.
O
‘ \Vcs Klngdon and 'Ward LeBurd
will no scen in action with the Buf»
i'nio tram today. Both of the” play-
.crs formerly played with the Bridg-
' port team.
It is a safe bct that. Eddie Rouoch
will sign up with the Cincinnati team
i before the season is very far advanced.
'Rousch cannot afford to quite organ-_
,izc baseball.
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Murphy Closes Deal
for Trotting Track
POUGHKEEPBIE. N. Y.. April 14.
The rule of the famous Charter Oak
Driving Park at Hartford. Conn.. to
Thom-.9 “1 Murphy. noted horseman
in 10f thin city. wu consummated yrstt-r—
dgy when tho stockholders. meeting at
Hartford. nuthorizrd the sale. Thv
purchue price in aid to be $200.00".
By the terms Mr. Murphy ha! thirty
day- nftcr ratification to ucccpt
option amd fifteen days thereafter to
complete the title.
New Haven Defeats
Yale Nine by 3 to 1
NEW HAVEN. April 14.—-Yule lost
the first some of the Elm City series
yesterday ufternoon to the New Haven
Eastern bogus tom returned from
the South yesterday And allowed
edge over the college nine.
Alex lie-d {67le tile
Roehampton Golf Cull
ROEHAMP'I‘ON. England. April 14.
——Alex Herd. votcrvn no". " .... ‘\ "~-
Roehunpton Chsllengo Cup yesterday
by defeating I". G. .lrxxvli m
‘\II
and the“ '1' Middlcsex. in the final match. by 3 up
°f h ' ad 2 to play.
lilt‘ I
rather rigged fielding. but thcir hit-l
ting and twirling guvo them a slightI
Stanislaus Zbyszko
Hurt in Pesek Bout
l KANSAS CITY. Mu. April 14. —-
Stanislaus Zbyuko. former lie-Ny-
weight wrestling champion. wu lent
to a hospital here Thursday night luf-
f¢~ring from a. slight. concussion of the
brain after he was defected: by John
Pearl: of Nebraskl.
, Puck won the bout In might full:
quid gaincd the right to meet Ed
"Strunglrr'" Lewis. title bolder.
YESTRRYEARS m 903‘!“
. Ten years ago on April 10. 1918.
'Joe Linndott. ”and ' boxer. 1n-
'i.uunced he would go into hm...
‘No tmnonts nececury for Joe. he slid.
llic saved his money.
Twenty—five years ago on April 1‘.
l 1898. Lizzie Gum of Berlin lower-ad
' tho world loo-mile bicycle record of 4
.hours 47 minute. and 15 ocean“. to
4:32.15 in tho nix-day bike race“
Springfield. 0.
SYRACUSE nil-IBIS TECH
SYRACUSE. N. Y.. April ll.——The
l Massachusetts Institute of Technology
‘crow that will meet the Syracuse Unl-
vcrslty oarsmen. May 5. on Onondaga
, Lake will try to win in u Inell loaned
‘ to them by their Orungo rivals.
In response to I request. by M. l. T.
for the loan of I. ah.“ for the mo.
George B. Thuraton. graduate unnu-
gcr today wired bl- cou-ent. The M.
l T. crew will nrrivo bore my d. the
day before the race.
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Polo Grounds and tbbetl Field to-
morrow foul ball players will petun-
per who collectively cost more to
their clubs than the franchise. of
Laeveral big league teams did a little
more tbun u dead. ago. There. for
Yankee. 8111.000. who will do bl!
Ituf! nt. Ebbeu Field against. the
Dodgers. Then there in “full. Kunm.
the Chicago \Vhite 80: third baseman.
for whom $100,000 was paid by Char-
ley Comiskoy; Jimmy O'Connell. who
cost the Giants 375.000, and Jack
Bentley. for whom McGraw paid
865.000. who will play ut tho Polo
Grounds.
paid something like 5136.000 for the
Chicago Cubs. and if memory serve:
us right. John 'T. lsrunh got the
Giants for about. 8600.000. Ind the
Yankees came into their present. own-
ership for about 8540.000. The four
playcrl in the aggregate cost. almost
enough to have bought either the
Giant; or Yankees lea than ten years
ago. It's an idea. of the vain. of
baseball a! u budneu enterprise. and
the faith that the fans lave shown
in tho game.
TWO COLONELS
WORRIED OVER
SLUMP 0F RUTH
Babe Ruth's dismal hitting down in
Dixie is sending chill. down the
spines of Yankee rootero. Perhaps the
New York Colonels tho are feeling u
bit. frigid mund their feet. Thnt
Yankee Stadium may have quite a
tow empty new if the Bcbc bu
ceased ”bunting 'em."
I Winchel- Ruth hits or not. he re-
min- the big figure of the. gume. He;
remains the outstanding character as
long us he has u chunce to come back.
But if he would full by the wayside
he would pass an a. great. sporting
figure with the end of the new Iealon.
On the present trip with the Dodg-
crl Ruth bu bit uoout .275. with
home runn- mluing sadly from his
box scores. For I. nc" his averuge
was over .800. but recent httiess
games have pulled him down. He
would hove had still fewer hits had
Brooklyn ind a. better man at first
but than Schliebner. Several of
Rutb'l drives tore through the new
Brooklyn first sucker for hits.
A: for u his physical condition is
concerned. Ruth looks great. He is
lighter thou u my time since he
can. to the Yunnan. dud his big
boy window ll entirely melted down.
Perhaps the loss of some of his
weight was not: noturul. He - was
quit. ill st Hot Springs and lost. quite
1 bit of weight mund that time. We
don't moon to any mt Ruth In my
living skeleton. no mil to in the two
hundred pound cl... out some smart
smart. baseball men luv. uprooted
the belief that he got. his weight off
too fut for his own good.
Ruth in not hitting, and Ruth'-
repuutiou in built on his ability to
cook. Ruth. the home run king. bu
been extensively ndvertlscd all through
Dine and the Southwest. The fans
flocked to their respective uric- sad
fair ground- to see the Bnbe paste
one over the housetops or nearby or-
chards. but the Babe bu formed or
poked wank grounder- to first blue
the pitcher. Occasionally he has
knocked out. I long fly or hit one or
thou ball. a. mil. Itrught in the air.
Candidly our opinion is flat Ruth
never again will utuin the height.
of 1920 and 1921. when held: fifty
and .ifty-nine home runs. re‘spcc' ' tivciy.
3. anti. nee pitching the W In
and to.‘ Frequently during those
two seasons he would get. only one
‘of m ,clunceo to hit in I gonzo.
Pitcher- would will: his: two. and
three time-1.81.1118. but once 3
who: would get the ball near the
pine he would lock it. no way he
could pick out. _g_ood_ built md kneel
than W m on. of the mar-
V'ld of his dim, _ . . .
:01:- thcory mend for- Ruth'-
pruoout' butting aim“ lath” 111le
”WE‘MfitC-th around
that imperfect Milt mm-
bio for mm m cum but by
Inch" his muslin. Ruth ind m
cu't mt! much. beau-o am he
rad. for but an hour the type blur!
and dance. before his- em. lotion
piauru also afoot bin tho an.
m. “din-isn't film “‘W
..wmmmw
instance. in Babe Ruth. who can the.
A few year- ago Clnr‘ley Murphy‘
1N HARTFGRD
Young Luby of BridgepOrt. who:
fractured his right band in his ligilti
with Johnny Lucas of “'atcrbury.
Thursday night in a Hartford ring.
will be unable to participate in any
bout for at least six week& lccord-
ing to Ray Bliss. his manager.
Luby was matched to meet Johnny.
Corbott in the star bout of the night
but when the Park City battlcr and
his manager arrived in Hartford they:
learned that for some rcason that1
Corbett would not. go on with the:
much and Lucas was substituted lnl
his place. Local fight fans know that
Luby burrs no one and h(! promptly
agreed to go on with Lucas.
Luby took the first two rounds by
a shade and in the third be sent u‘
crashing right to the chin of his op-
ponent and injured his hand so that:
it hung down by his side for the re—
maindcr of the round. so intense was!
the pain. From then on. Luby was
forced to fight with his left. which as‘
I mutter of fact is his bcst punch--
lng hand. and inflicted terrible pun-
ishment on his adversary. Luby suf-
nm in finishing as he did. liartfurdi
promoters wanted to sign the Bridge-l
porter for another bout in the near
future but upon learning of his dis-
Ibillty knew that it was no use for
verb-.9. two months.
Luby broke’ bones in both of his
buds in his fight with Pete August.
lilo of Bridgeport. last fall when?
these two boys staged one of the
most spectacular fights ever witness-
ed in the Park City. After resting
them for a. few week; Luby again
engaged in contests and wasn't trou-
bled. In the meanwhile he met lid-i
die Mack. Joe Clifford und other
tough boys. Last Monday night in'
his fight with
dis! of New Hmcn. Luby felt an ir-l
ritation in his right hand in the‘
MOIAES BEAT THE BEARERS
The Holes beat the Beavers for the !
:econd duy in succession to the tune of l
1 to 5.
Although Mr. Gabbe,pitched in a}
fulled him. Unless Mr. Gabbe comes
through with some victories his splen-
did reputztlou u high-class amateur
pitcher in at stake.
The Moles reorganized their batting
order to some extent which proved a
lucceu. They started their scoring in
the first inning by batting in ilvo runs.
The Buyer: failed to score in their
but of the tint but tallied one in the
mud. In the third the mole: scored
two more runs. The eBavera scoring
four in their 1111!. In tho fourth. the
Mole: put over four more runs. Both
pitchers tightened up utter the fourth
inning with Mr. Gabbe getting the best
of it. not allowing a. single Mole to
reach first.
THE SCORE
Moles ........... 5 0 2 4 o 0 0—11
Beuverl ......... O 1 4 0 0 0 0— 5
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