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m1 Ansonla Inga
. ii out on the Wood-
: grounds this anac-
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. a shined for the trip
‘ nil hours this afternoon
Stadium. Those who
Joe are its! Bli-
', .‘oe Solomon. Alton
-—. Wright. Fran Pran-
Nelson. “*3 not got
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59 their opponents this
EisvomoTOi’ field. m
r ::r rtnrt the guano on
-.- -r- Greenwich to-orI.
T-ra-t on the receiving
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'»\’ ...l“. of Yonkers. sub—
_ Frankie nupatrick. sent
. \.:w York. to the canvas
r- 1: after one minute
sr- ~71: of fighting in tho
' 2' 3"”? scheduled ll
' 1‘0 Columbia Sporting
‘t -r km. Thursday night.
”on l‘xtspatrich. who has I.
~ —= in this city. was un-
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' -- mum. 1: pound amateur
«a, will finish training
— wnh light work in
{r his bout with Joo
‘rxrvcrt. in the latter city
Ail state amateur
matchrd to do battle
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mi. who meets Johnny
. -: tlnut on tho 18th.
~ 11x it with his spurring
Armory. Thze bout
engagement in
and has boon
r-‘F of the best fly-
r a'sto in Nelson. .Disna
-.“n impression on the
mrur bouts and is ex-
d Nelson to tho Ufnlt
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we hanlrrd fight tickets
~ .‘(urnnlk on tho request
r3": msnagor. Jack Dem-
.tsa that one of the larg-
: lhnt ever attended a box-
n r”. tmtord will jam their
. :- itlk‘a Auditorium on tho
lkth.
O O O
«i hull games are scheduled
rrnw afternoon in this city.
and Towns nine. now hitting
.10. “all stack up axainat the
‘Icw llm holle Club at. tho
i‘nrk l-nll grounds. The
*3"! w ill take on the Knick-
Ncw York. one of the
teams in the big city.
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.~ in Baseball Games
Twilight League.
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>- and the Trianrle teams
.4. m thcir games played
-~ in. Twilight League. Thai
"fled victorious over tho
\m in the opening game
.e, played Tuesday evening
r'V‘l ll,\' :1 10-8 erore. The
I'v-oy” Mourke held his
n' hay throughout the en-
mmngs. “'hen the game
"at. Mourko eased up but
‘zprldltlnn threatened he
m hall.
'.."f~l dofOltOd the Hi-Y
.’ nlzht on the same field
ln-B. Buher‘s offerings
‘ early in the game when
' : piled up the majority of
l‘ncx-caux and Scalzl waro
for the Triangles. Suhor
fur the HLY club. Tho
tho tsoms to data;
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ermitnry vs Triangles.
‘ Hr.- vs Hi-Y. my 2! Dor-
ill-Y. May 24 aoniora vs
May 29 Dormitory vs
'M 31 Triangles vs Hl-Y.
Dormitory a 'h'iangles.
-... vs Hi-Y. June 12 Dor-
H.-l‘, June 14 Seniors vs
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‘" ‘ Goullot. who has been called
3 wt all-around bicycle rider in
" "i. pill make his initial ap-
“‘3' .y the season at the Velo-
3" ' flwnrk. N. J.. tomorrow at-
’ "mullet will ride a one-mllo
" «rad match race against 0r-
" ‘ tho Italian obsmpiou. and
I "r. the youngster who has
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RELEASE snxxm
May li.—-'rho Rod lot to-
'l i‘a mp Skinner. outfloldor.
":1 club of the Southern
. under option.
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Bouts ted for Bridge-
port Show.
To cap the climax of one of the
most troublesome boxing programs
ever arranged in Bridgeport. Match-
maker Andy Parker. of the Bridge-
port A. & A- signed Ed Keeley to
boa: Ed Civil in the semi-final bout
and thereby anally fixed his match?-
for )donday. Parker has met with
many hardships in preparing the
show and the ups and downs of the
arrangements have gained it as much
publicity as a championship bout.
Parker first signed Boguh to box
Tommy Robson. the Malden slugger.
Robson took a neat napping
Frankie carbons and was so badly
bruised up that he was forced to can-
col his engagement here. Andy then
beoongbt Loo P. Flynn for an op-
ponent for the Bridgeport middle-
weight. The former Garden match-
maker oflorsd Jimmy Darcy. who
was acceptablo to Parker. Joe Smith.
manager of Bogaah. objected to this
change in the card. claiming that ho
sill-led to box Robson and it was not
Bury itself within the
for a slice or a book. We consider
to be one or the other. We tool that
get a straight ban.
oxeussstbattquabom
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from ‘
until tho local Boxing Commission
called him to tho front that ho decid-
ed to go through with his contract.
With Smith and Parker doing the
handshaklng act. Darcy listed to
box in Chicago on may causing
the local matchmaker more trouble
duo to tho fire-day ruling between
bouts existing in this state. It
thought for a time that tho ah
would ban to be called o8 but Com-
missioner Tom Donahue finally do-
cidod to allow the Infringement on
tho state law and pas-nit Darcy to
box here since he is fighting in Chi-
cago on a charity card.
Flynn. Darcy's manager. axphinad
the details of the case to tho satis-
faction of Donahue over the long dis~
lanes telephone yesterday. Chicago
is staging a milk fund card under
the supervision of William Randolph
Hearst tonight and in one of the
main bouts Tommy bought-an was
lscheduled to box Harry Greb. Since
tom: is laid up with an injured arm
it was necessary to call for a sub.
stitute and Mrs. Hearst. personally.
asked Darcy to appear on tho card.
The alibi suited Donahue an
Bridgeport fans will have the op-
portunity or seeing Bog-ash mix mat-
ter. with one of tho best boys he has
met in tho loo-pound division in
some time.
Darcy has an enviable record and
is reputed as a hard. willing and
rugged slugger and is certain to
make matters interesting for the lo-
cal boy. They are due to travel 12
rounds.
The rage as where some golfer lifts his band
And soon the shot which should have reached the green
pit instead.
SUPERFLUOUS “STRUCTION. '
We saw not long ago an article on golf which explainod how to play
thissnparlnomlnstrnction. Wade
notclaintoboagroatgolfc.butwocangatasliooorabooksvory tints;
To be ours. we never know in advance which it will be. but it'- dead sure
these experts are wasting their time
and ours. The rest of their lives is none too long to explain to us how to
The Giants won fifteen out of their first twenty games. If they could
hoop up this pace they would only bars to sprint a llttlo at the dnlsh to
oqual or break the record of no victories mods by the who of “004‘
That is a great mark at which to shoot. but McGraw has a great team.
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CLOU'I'ED BY CLUB
SEEKS $25,000
Golf Pro Sues Pupil for
Blow from Mashle
on links.
Frank Eastman. professional golf
player and until April 27 golf instruct-
or on tho Van Cortland Park links.
has filed summons and complaint in
a. suit for $85,000 damages against
Edwin H.lylvoatof, of No. .80 Wont
Nlnoty-nilth street New York. an
erstwhile pupil. -
Eastman was hit with a tunable. he
says. Thatisthosubatanooofnls
cause of action. On April 87. accord-
ing to his min mutant. ho was in-
ltl‘ucting Sylvester in tho gontlo art of
putting a ball and kssplng one-s tamp-
‘sr at the same time and had just
placed a bail on tho ground for a
swing when his pupil‘s ambition
proved too much for him. no mash-
lo smashodthaoashofmnkio‘alaft
hand. “without with
. wanmlg and
~ great force and violence," with means
Bo at for International
Championship Will Mark
Return of Pastime.
NEW YORK. May 11.—After a
lapse of five years the heart throbbing
(sport of fencing will come back into
‘itc own with a profesdonal internat-
ional championship match be tween
Louis Sense. Uncle Sam's pride. and
Giaclnto Sangcs. the Italian title-
holder. which will be staged at the
.Seventy-flrot regiment armory. Thirty
{fourth street and Park avenue. New
York City. on Saturday evening. bay
:0. ,
Fencing played a prominent part
for America in the 1912 Olympic
games at Stockholm. Sweden. Uncle
~Sain sent a crackerjack team act-om
and the wearers of the red. white and
bluo shield astounded the spectators
by their wonderful display with tho
Mia. nbrea and epce.
The Italian champion arrived here
mural weeks ago with a chip on his
shoulder. No sooner did Senor: learn
of his presence than he accepted
Sangcs's challenge. The match will
be decided on a point system.
Ganges was crowned champion of
Xialy by the National Academy of
Naples of which the King of Italy
is honorary president.
. The last noteworthy fencing cham-
pionship contest was held in 1010 at
Carnegie Lycem. on which occasion
Sonac deflated John Roast. itaiian
titloholdor. three touches to two. Tbs:
clubbed in llroo bouts of fifteen min.
uteo’ duration. Sense was formerly
fencing instructor at West Point and
Yala. respectively.
MAT CHAD“, MAINS TITLE
IJITHBRXDGE. Alta... May ll-
Jack Taylor. of “'nnipcg. retained his
human heavyweight wrestling title
last night in a. strenuous battle with
Pets Sandro of Los Angeles. . Taylor
won tho Eliot and third fails with too.
holds. Sailors took the second with a
crushing arm lock.
commercial enterprise that the day
passed for good.
might get too much of it.
in and around New York.
November.
icon light heawrwsight champion.
Johnny Wilson has several good
champion. also wants a crack at him.
then give Benny Menard tho ohanoo
drawing cards.
and Joe ”null.
man and Johnny Curtln.
for all the bouts that can be
by Jock'Mnlone. the St. Paul "champion."
With a field of a dosen or more
nan-rod
fins tans-smith M a.
running of tho 850.000 Proaknsm
at Pimlico to-morncw the vast crowd
there is aura to dovolop man a pik-
ing bet in tho “iron man" on the long
shots of the field. ospecialLv as the big
event seems more open than in the
last ten years. Among the ark hor-
nos the nuns of Hobgoblin will not
be overlooked by the New York con-
tingent. which will run down to Eat-
“more to-morrow for the first of the
three $50,000 spring three~year-old
classics.
Hobgoblin. which will be shipped
this morning. gave a public mile
trail at Jamaica yoaterday afternoon
after the second race and a mighty
satisfactory one. 0‘1r a cuppy
track and almost hit was out from
the rail. all the way he ran the dis-
tant. woll within himself in the start-
ling time of lilo flat. Nona but a
real stake horoo could havo mom-
plished this feat under the circum-
stances. Hobgoblin yesterday seemed
improved greatly over his oonmtional
torus at two dais betel-o. when he
showed up Ben Block's Derby can-
didate. Better Luck. at a mile and
oavonty yards.
Kilbauc Takes Out
Large Insurance Policy
CLEVELAND. pray lip-Ibould an:
cident or illness prevent Johnny Kil-
bane, featherweight oMmpion from
entering. the ring with nugono Origin
in New York. June 2.. he will slicer
little financially. Kilbano has taken
out s. 350.000 insurance policy which
expires when he stops into tho ring
with the French challenger.
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Burma GOLF com mm
BURNHAM. Eng. flay lip-Ira.
Alan Macbeth defeated Ml- Joyce
Wothored. tho titloholder. in the semi-
nnal today of the British woman's
open golf championship tournament
by two up and ouo to play.
FLOOD OF OUTDOOR BOXING BOOTS
By RUGE 1.. FARRELL;
Nm‘ YORK. May tic—Outdoor boxing has domiciled into such a. huge
of big winter indoor bouts may have
The extent to which the possibilities for huge purses in tho big ball
parks and open—sir stadiums have increased was shown when Tex Rickard
failed completely to get a star bout to close tho indoor season at Madison
Squat-a Oar-don with a mid-May show.
Rejuvenation of action in tho featherweight and middleweight divisions.
tho development of two or throo “logical contenders" for the heavyweight
championship and the increased facilities for crowds in the two New York
baseball parks may go so far in producing big bouts this year that the public
At least a dozen fine cards may be arranged for the summer season
Jack Dempsey has go‘od prospocta for lights with Luis Pirpo and Harry
Wills. after his Montana. light with Tom Gibbons. on July 4. although at
present plans are to match Dempsey and Firpo in South America this
Mike Mc‘l‘igue and Georges Carpentler havo already been matohod and
the winner no doubt can have another bout with Gone Tunney. the Aerv
middleweighto in lino for him hooded
Micky Walker. the welterweight
Walker can command two large purses without ‘mecting any of the
dangerous lighters in the Welterweight class. as he can take on Wilson and
that he wants at his crown.
Leonard has almost a million dollars right in his grasp. The light-
Waight champion has in prospect contests with Walker. Low Toddler, sailor
Friedman. Cborloy White and Rocky Kansas and they would all be good
Johnny Kllbsne. the venerable featherweight champion. has already
signed to most Inserts Orioui. tho European foathorwolgbt champion. and
it he gets over the Mailman no can. if no wants to. fight Johnny Dundoo
Lynch. the bantamweight champion. following tho example of other
champions who like to avoid the dangerous men in their class. may be
forcod to accept the challengo of Carl Tremaine and then fight Joa Bite
Jimmy Wilde. tho world's flywoight champion. is coming over to fight
Pancho Villa. the former American champion. and the winner perhaps will
be matched with Frankie Gonna. the present champion.
Villa and Genaro both say they would like to meet Joe liynch and
if the hantarn champion can avoid his own challengers. he would no doubt
would accept an offer—if largo sum. ‘
, a
It is a question I: the public can be steamed up to pay the «eight
flora is such an abundance of
championship bouts in the making that it might be possible to arrange
a big bout every week. This would bring about a' was among the pro-
moters and there are several good ones now-under way. New York can
bo counted upon to stand for anything that would go in any other big
cityandonlythofoaroflntorfsronosfromubanyulayrsatrainths
promoters and the honors from lozhg‘tbrr hoods amphtoly.
Greenwich nigh ”on! fol a victim
to the fast cums of Stubba. the star
Brunswick Prep moundslnan in a
guns of thrills on nannies-er Field.
”outlay afternoon. by the score of
Greenwich got o8 to a good start in
the first two stansas of tho game but
weakened in the third inning when the
Brunswick batters went on a hitting
opm. scoring five runs. Wiloon. tho
.Mmlu upturBrunswioktooknrst
on an error by Clifton. RIM
singled. sending him to third. Itabba
singled through shortstop but largo
recovered the ball and got Iirdmll as
tho plats on a low throw. Tho lost
four man up singled sending across
two rnnl on on nits. Angeli and
notices hit to Clifford for two easy
out. ending tho slaughter.
Tho lineup:
Brunswick: Holmes. lb: '0. With-c
o: Birdmll. ib: Stubbo. D: Lyon. If:
Waters, rt; Slauson. ss; Vaughn 1b;
Angeli. of.
Greenwich: liorrltt. if: (Ii-borne.
cf: R. Wilson. 3b; Harps. as; Dean. c:
elm-imam. p: Clitford. lb: Galvin.
rt: Knitter. :b.
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Strike outs. Cunningham. o: Btubns. .
1d. Base on balls. Cunningham t;
Chablis. 1. 1
Welcome Home Mike
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NEW YORK. Hay ll.—-Xiko afo-
‘nge. the now world's light heavy-
weight champion. got a reception be-
fitting a champion upon his arrisal
form Ireland today where he won
the title from Battling Sikl last
March 17. When Mike stepped down
tho gang-plank of the Berengaria h
was granted by delegations from tho
Irish-American A. C.. of which hols a
member. the New York A. C. of
which he once was boxing instructor.
various Irish societies. the Elks. tho
K. of C. sud a host of friends. Tho
famous 00th Regiment Band was on
hand to ehliven tho ceased and to
play. "Hail. the Conquering Hero.“
The reception committee was head-
ed by P. J. Conway of tho I. A. A. 0.
Ho and Joe Jacobs. Mike's manager
loft no no “no unturned no main
the reception tendered Mike one that
will always live in his heart. After
mite got through shaking hands a
procession was formed and the!
marched to the Hotel Pennsylvania.
whore he will make his handguartaro
until the arrival of his wife and
children from aboard.
M
mssnn nur- nsd's sonoon
The Masses ocbool baseball team
defeated the team from King‘s Iobool
yesterday afternoon - on tho Iaeaeo
lchool baseball grounds. 04. The ‘
game was featured by anon? holding
and timely hitting on the part of both
nines. Gouttel. twiier for
was touched up quite freely but
tightened up in tho pinches. Toto. ,
who hails from Porto Rico. did-tho
book-topping.
Norwalk Chronicler