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pres :'. " " t‘n frst li-.~ut start-
cd. “I . . - iiivf‘t'il'd'I 'ero
fillr-i ?' i'l mm :T‘.‘ l’l'lfllivs‘ of thirs-
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was s .r 1' Hg or vomvn in the
crowd. ‘\ ‘ r- mu; Innxy Wisp: and
topcoa‘. l . ; ui.ir u 1th the men-
LsSt r.," . ‘1'.‘s hL'lliJVi the final
outdoor : 2v rrl the .h :xson.
Aquiin “'lns Yul-lit list-c.
‘ ORLLKWIITH. Slit. lit—In the:
.1 fines of 'ii k-"‘."‘ ;<. nut class of tl'itI
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Jlt'ilt t‘iub Sunday.
".li F’Illl‘.‘", i-‘rrdv‘rick T‘IW-
“[0 “is iii.» winner with H.
second. The
com! time (”1.09:-
iha tours» and flnishod sev-
I
2.5.] minutrs shvad of the 030(0)."
{m M
”we: ideal) and Eddie Kano have
partnership and will oper—
a stable of boxch They are
i . the sflslrn of Joe 0‘-
. distianb-n u ‘
“., I. . 1 rents
‘ . a. ~ Inflam-
fl'
eferee Awards
ain Boui‘Beiween
Young Angela and
Russo--Slow Affair
In sticiu: i.,r~ i‘nlli'iilll’it. Young Angelo, Stamford lightweight,
last night m. :w .ird-ui the referee's decision over Joe Russo.
in n comparatively slow tcn round bout at
1 mi sliippnn avenue, before a crowd of 800
Warrant Sworn Out
For Fight Promoter
1 CLEVELAND. Sept. lS.-—-A
‘ urirrunt ihnrging nim with Ob-
‘ tritium: money by false pretenses
hm: tu-c-n issued against George.
1 f'illnl'ifl. prumutvr of the pro-
I [mm d ttw-nt_\'—flllll‘-l‘()und boxing
i i-nntt‘st iwiu-m-n Johnny Dundee.
f-vutlurw-vicht champion. and
(Kn, O.) (Thain-y, Bulfi-
‘ morn: lightweight, which “as to
1 illin' th‘L'll held at Ncwhurgh
iii‘lL’ili! Saturday night. (,‘haney
.ind Dundee refused to enter the
rim: iii‘t'illlst’ their cash guaran-
tvo-s liti'l not ln-rn nlt'i.
hwpuiy slit-riffs reported they
had found no trace of Shinola.
The warrant “as sworn out at
“ tin: institution of Mayor Zim-
iwrnzun nl‘ NOWVilllrgh Heights,
\xiin impounded iill' auto t‘vcclpts.
:imnunizm; in $7.4m", pending his
irit'vxtigutinn of why thtl fight did
not go on. Fight exports ultima-
ted lO-niiZilt that the. advance
sales were close to $13.00”-
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_,,‘v._ ..
EIGHT YEARS OF
TENNIS HISTORY
i H
elen \Vills Succeedsv
Molla -— Opportun-
ity for Richards ——
Lenglen’s Reign
May End Abruptly
llizht yunrs up; the old order In
l-nms rhuiim‘d radii-ally to permit
of ill" :Iw'Onsinn of Miss Malia Bjur—
5!: dt, of NI?I'\‘..‘I)', and Hill Johnston.
“(Vail-011”“, to the twin champion-
wlmi punks of ['iutcd States tennis.
Decision to Dorsey? :
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Jackie Moor
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ales Ann nose-
THEM DAYS is GONE roam-zit
-A~D'Ju€t me‘curesr
‘ Glace TOEGf '
' Holler m 011er High-gain: ‘
l
He’s an foo m "to
TALK ‘-* t S’FOSE
1'
RED CAP .WILSON
’l‘h.it “us In lillfi. .
Today. the fni‘mor Mollzi lljur-
’uti‘ilt, after an mght-ytur reign that?
:uifl'o-i'rd only om- interruption.
"inrough" so far as her champion-l
\Ilill PJI‘I‘I‘F is cnnm-rnvd and .pecu-'
lmrly enough, Johnston is also at
(1,.- .~n.l of his titular resources.
'i'l’igi'lill r tiny rem-hcd thc cham-
Iii-ill‘illp lir-iplits. find by a queer
iriuiik Hf fLItn, tngltlier they have
‘vlus‘wi out thv-ir (-nmlntitive irdgr-i's.
.\inll:i's crushing (iri’ent In the fir.-
.qu of the wniii-‘ii's championship at
l‘ni'rrt Hills, M the hands of Mn:
llr-lwn l.‘illsr, the youthful “Li'il-
l'uktr I'm-u" of the western slop».
i'lill\ii‘.""|i I'\" 1y one conversant “'lill
it lllllN that .‘il‘A. Mallory hlld plism'ii
. w r ill" crest. ilrr more. ri‘cent ilo -
I'm-t against. Miss l-Ilcunor (103.1 cm.-
iirms this imprrssion.
Ji’vhnrtton's playing In the Dans
(-up v'h;iii~'n;:0 ruund at Forest Hills.
All which ho “us 6. {Putt-d liy Jim An-
idv isoii. lanky Australian captain was
the forerunner of his collapse.
Against, Time". In the national fi-
nals on Saturday, “Little Bill"
’4ilti\\t‘li only too plainly that his
iluvis (‘up showing was not. the prod-
m-t of (In "tiff-day." fur Tilden
ilililtiit‘fi the Wimbledon winner as
i‘lliiiy us he would have subdued a
llthl‘e. Johnston never appeared so
lic-lpless as at (lermantown.
The passing of Molla and "Little
l‘.ll' uill indl'rli prove in severe blow
in this country.
;. i‘l‘ltiilll S-‘I'Vlt‘t‘ during career: on in-
i‘l‘llililtlillli courts and the. United
r‘iritvs Will be sorely pressed to find
vonipetvnt succvssors.
Johnston‘s fall from the heights
. :s rurtlculnrly to bc regretted. as his
i‘l'liiillnt work in the Davis cup
IlHUtfht‘H annually gave this country
:i usa-ful margin in the singles. Of
i'nul‘sr‘. it is possible that against. the
it pt‘ of opposition the. old world will
«end into the challenge round of the
linvzs cup svriv's a year from now.
.iliiii‘ni'ln might be used to advan-
--':l:". but it in now only a. matter of
lime twfore \‘inccnt Richards out-
strips him.
if Richards concentrates on the
full denlopment of his game next
sprint. he should have little diffi-
culty in convincing the Davis cup
moguls that he. and not Johnston
should be paired with Tilden in the
singing.
Tildon promises to be greater
than ever nrxt season and at this
writing. the. world of tennis can ud-
\‘illlt‘e‘llo one to rival him. His
reign as world champion is secure
for another s'pson. at least.
The outlook in so far u Ameri-
can woma-n's tennis is concerned in
not as dark as might be supposed.
Helen Willa is only s. youngster
and with the added experience and
strokes she will gain in season.
to come. there is every reason to be-
.Uevo that she will eventuslly out.—
rlsu the women players of tho
world as completely as ’l'ildcn out-
clales thc men It preoenl.
ullc. Suzanne Lenglcn. the tan-
persmentsl queen of the Riviera. is
her own rival now. 1nd It the put
meet next sesson. shroud or in this
country. “Little Poker Fm" my
end the French girl's reign abruptly.
H'—
Msx not of Phllsdotphk writes
thst his highly tout-rd Quaker City
light hrnvy‘s‘cight .xd Stone In. rc-
sumcd training art is randy to
mingle with any: ni tile, leading-11%
liot h performed .
Who will meet Young Leonard of Allentown, Fm, in the star bout.
Norwalk Sporting Club.
,, l at the Armory next. Monday night. on the first card run off by the
"U. . Wm
t‘izld nights [or outdoor bouts.
O 0 I
From last to first, the story of the
Kaccye.
In my mind the boxing fun of
Shannon-d showed very poor sporte-
nun ship. who. they gave Referee
l-‘rsnk ’l‘iby of Hsrtford the run he!
night, when he awarded the decision
to Chic Dorsey in his bout with Irish
Jackie Moore.
Referee Tiby could not make the
decision any other way and be fair
to himself. , He gsv eit Just as he
saw it and he gave it right.
0 O 0
The trouble with the Slsmford
fans was that they mid only see one
side of the sflntr. and this lncludu
some of the sport/writers so well.
Moore is very popular In the Lock
City and this was the cause of the
demonstration. ' ’
s c 0
Top coats sure come in handy st.
the boxing show in Stamford last
evening. , it sure was cold. This was
the last of the outdoor boxing show:
for the‘present season.
"’ o c o
ltudmetlmaomcofthelocu
foothcll teams were getting together
for the coming moan. None or the
local clcvcns outside of the High
School team has put In my practice
an yet.
Sport Barrage
Chat and Comment of Special Interest to
Norwalk Fans.
By hello! I). Downs
The first preliminary bout at "2:0.
Armory on next Monday night
tween Young Root and Young 1" in;
should be a hummer. 'i‘hcsv 1'20
lcds sre both clever little light rs
and both are confident that they can
defeat. the other.
0 o o
It Is expected that the Mayor Ind
Common Council will sppoint - box—
ing commission in the neu- future.
It was voted to do this st the that
meeting of the Common Council.
0 o o
Dorsey fought s good fight last
night. and he showed improvement
over the bout he fought with Young
Mulligan in Stamford a few months
ago. This was his first bout since»
that time. ,
. O O
1...,
It should be some light from now
on for first place in the City Lea-
gue. The Kacey: are out 0 cop the
championship in this circuit. . -
0 O 0
It is rumored that Manager Bellus
of the Springwoods will have some
new faces in the line-up of the Hill
Tops on next Sunday. in an effort to
brace up is fast slipping team.
0 O O
Them Ends still hsvc a clause
to cop all first [fibre in the Com!-
ly “none. 'I‘hnr nrr i'fclit'un ‘1"!
all of the Mas u the preset:
“Inc. you n: ....i i. .i “#0113 these
ball mums.
POEULAR
Willi WOMEN
Inc: an: nus ctlilotlcs for in»
men is expected to no with twin;
tag for M1“?! u the mod per
unu- sport tor the par. cox before
another your pc-cc, according to
Fred L. liars, chairman ofths Wo-
men's Track m mid Aihiecd
Committee at an Austen:- Athletic
Unlop. the governing 6:79am
tam-:3 “a...” "a”;
tack Ill». Tarmac »
4i magi-in
{Jamil
pounden. lloff is trier to smith
d WWW ‘
mm
and continuous since the Amateur
Athletic Union took over the control
of this sport‘s. year ago." 3rd Afr.
Steers ycltcrdcy. and Judging from
the remarkable interest being shown
in the coming nationsl track
Pct-k. How‘on September 2!.flt
‘vtll but be long before truck and
field (or women will be as popular”
"Mg Ibis grown to in since
that Ipért‘hhs been under-“the A. A.
U. jurisdiction.
According to Chairman Steers: lot:
tort um ‘Mm requesting entry
blanks and - “figuration retarding
the coming chsmplonshlps have been
m (run
mun. on.» manlccfious hfic
been wounding may or the pro;
minent cltths or the Butt telling of
they” m’tm burs started
mining for the meet. ,
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‘5‘
field chunplonships at Woaqu ‘ ‘.
tl parts of the (Sum "
INDGORSEASON
AT THE GARDEN
To Open Friday Night
With Two Favorites
in Main 12 - Round
Attraction
Nl-lu' lelx’. Sept. 18.——Madison
(liiwlin will opr-n the indo)r
mam non Friday night with ht")
‘oi'ul {rum it: s appearing in the main
:ailiziriion of twelve rounds. Fra'hku-
.in ruinv muting (Tart Duane. It nil?
Iw more of a grudge affair than any-
:Iyinrn
tlm ;: li-‘f‘. :IS lmth bras come from
i‘w- Bronx. and tho malry hutwr-an
lilt l'Mi frictions has been extremely
l;- ":1 sir-m i‘:.« two hantams broke
inn. 'mr' company.
I' ‘. l-- ilxn iiist meeting of the,
I'llll' “:tlv Jrr'nnw a slight fluorite
ir. “712‘ ring up town, but man
'er‘:‘ 3 vii! ltk(l}‘ prevail when the
but - I‘l“ ring. Jerome has a
new years sohantnge in experience on
Carl. but this is uffzet by the hitting
iability of the latter. and a knockoriv
‘is not unlikely.
i In another twelve round bout
'Spenc‘er Gardner of Lowell will meet
Joey Sank-3r of Milwaukee. the boy
lwho recently stopped Sammy Man-
:G-Ill. Gardner hoidi decision: over
Ei'ounn Montreal and Harry Gordon.
:nnd the bout should be full of late 1.
:‘l‘u’o sir round haul: and one four
iwill also be staged. Jack Stark nie- .'-
,mg Willie Davis and Jimmy Hut-tr-
iinson hooking up with Joe Ritchie in
Who th sixes. Fred _)iacc andru'om
IlMcKiernan go in the opcnrr.
Kenny Chtena's manager.
EPl‘ilHj. has come to terms with
Phil Berstein. msnager of Frankie
Llenarn. and it is probable the lads
iwill clash at Madhon Square Gar-
iden next month.
G orgi- Ward. Elizabeth's clover
wei.er-weight. will journey to Bozo
:t0n Fridav evening When he is card-
ed to can: gloves with Eddie Shev-
'lin in s ten round decision bout.
Addition“ Sports on Page Five
Laurie .
.Gmon’hiw?
‘ INTES'I' PLAY:
Has Total of 158 for
Two Days’ Golf Flag;
——Was Center of A
traction -
FLOSSMOOR. Ill.. Sept. IWSe-
cause he had to start the day with
Eanxsa against his name, Jesse Gui;-
‘ford. former national
.
{from Boston. Was the center of
Itrhction When the field gathered
i the second half of the {\‘aiions! Amaf
Iteur Golf Championship tournamcn‘
tat the l-‘lnssmoor Country clnh )cs-
Iterduy. From 1 New England pozn‘.
Iot‘ new. failure on the {art of the
I"seige gun" to qualify nouil haze
Ibeen little short of a calamity. but
i
I
t.tlehc‘.der_
at-
for
their fears were set at rest when the
Woodland entrant came in With s
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