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'mmu, SEPTEMBER 26.
Simpson ‘Almosl
, Equals
ln Minor Leagues
SPRINGFIELD. MASS” 5pr
field Eastern League slugger. in
of equalling the world's nllnor
during the season that ended bl
The I‘ony outfielder sent for
unions and sunllry t'l‘ul'lw of tl
thcm carrying over the left ticlll \l' . .
much a ltlt"v nlltl mighty poke. but which T09llltcd m an express
ecord
l
t. 2 .-—“Wall_\"' Simpson, Spring-l
ilcd by only two circuit smashes
league non-stop clouting record
tnclay.
ty-three ofiicial league pills over
it: O‘Neil swing. the majority of
all of his home lot, which wasn't.
hlrtllm‘t (ll t‘m. rlrl .lniiliury “with”.
‘1: why :. tr» l:u:l~l.ls not ~1tl\\.: ll.
case. ilt,ll aunt ll... nl-n lill'lvl’ln
ovary stunt trout in ”..Zl l 'i‘l'
II! to lTldkll]: tittm.
van! 1‘ inch Pull ll ‘ll‘l - ' .ll
movinzI ”'22.: ‘lll'l- ‘r
Miorll tit llhl‘l l.l~‘ l,
Dunkrr at ml- ., l'.l-l .
”ubhllrli, n' .. ls ll. tlrtl' ll v n,
It [but ls. :Iri lil-rrlrln Hill It" n!
the ends. All illllepfinulsull I.“ l
«163333..
men and u ill Hurt
line. rtrrpt til it
used at Cflillrr.
Home n.‘ lhl ir'Tigtilln i-m l.. ~~ mit-
ed behind this line. shtir- .lllu Inc
had the vrlrrnn harks, Coblnn. Jen-
kins and Pfaffmrlnn running through
mbohind another set of iorwurlls.
This trio forms the backfield. which
use has the Hill although (‘hm‘k of
bat year's freshman tram is n trite-r
:gying back than l‘falmann and
», Date a great bid
I I I I" ‘ "flit!
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us llarnuv List!
(irr‘lno'lgll ”my Ll
Greb-M’Tigue May
Box for Two Titles
NEW YORK. Sept. 26.-‘-—Tex
liickard is negotiating for a m-
teen-round battle between Harry
Grub. world's middleweight cham-
pion, and Mike McTigue. light
heavyweight title holder. He plans
to put this bout on in Madison
Square Garden some time in De-
cember.
The tentative articles that have
already been prepared require
both Greb and Mc’l‘igue to make
160 pounds at 2 o'clock on the
afternoon of the light. In this
event. both the middleweight
championships of the world
would be at stake.
,SHUGRUE AT
The-Giants are almost champs.
O 0 0
. They are causing the fans of old
Noo Yawk a. good deal of stony.
O O 0
Let's hope that the Yankees do
better this season in the “'orld’s
Series than they did last year.
0 O 0
With Ruth playing at his best this
year they should make a better show-
ing. I think that the Babe is going
to cause a great deal of distress
among the Giants this time with his
Sport Barrage
Chat‘ and Comment of Special Interest to
“Norwalk Fans.
B! “Roy D. Dom
W
He will keep after Lynch from-the
start and the champ will have to hit
him harder than he has ever hit any
fighter in his career to stop him.
them and he is willing to take one in
O O O
The Bridgeport futile: can take
order that he may land one. He is
one tough little fighter, and all of
the fans in the State will be pulling
for him to win.
0 0
“(Hits Cavanaugh should develop
into a great basketball player on the
Armory court. Red Men's hall held
‘C...-.C O... a
.
Park City Girls to
Compete in Newark
Six Bridgeport A. 0. girls will
contend in the Women's track and
field championship meet at New-
ark Saturday afternoon. Failure
of several of Al Anderson’s squad;
to .fill out entry blanks has prac-
tically put the Red and White
club out of the championship
class.
Those who are entered and the
events in which they Wm compete
follow:
Carrie Gerold. 100 yard dash.
baseball throw, basketball throw
100 yard dash and javelin throw:
and broad jump: Isabella Clark.
Katherine Wright. high Jump: F.
Knoie. 100 yard dash. shot put.
baseball throw and basketball
throw; Mildred Crotty. baseball
throw, basketball throw. shot but
and javelln throw: Jennie Casper.
candal in
Ranks
f. New Britain High
School Football Tea
NEW BRITAIN, Sept.
George “Battier” Murtha, two f
stars; yesterday took Physical Director George M.
New Britain High School to task.
STAMFORD HIGH
EOES THROUGH
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Tamas or me
was Boss
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trip around the linchks. .1115t the same. ”5 hat' “‘5‘ “:3“? ll“ 5m°k°° him back a great deal because of the bmba" throw, basketball throw
I . I t. the ‘ smallness of the floor. He is very that and javelin throw. 0
Th, hnnil‘ rm rchIl "'I I | The first game of the Series willbc and will be able to roam all over
"sticks" l.- new—21v- ”3"" l .. is. -n - l played at the Yankee Stadium. Ibis the large Armory court, .
1‘95 I») 1" rr)‘ “I" r"'I”- “"T‘I'VS ‘I'I‘I 'h" fact may ghc the Yanks a slight Jul- 0 0 0
‘sVi‘Elt‘l'l‘l 1,. «Ill-:llv‘I, “l ‘V'I "I‘TI' I‘I 1‘3; R \anlauc. although they are Just as Manager Sherwood will have a
vhrrt' 1’ 54'5" "’ ' " “ - . . familiar with the Polo Grounds as number of youngsters in the line-up . .
“'1 “7”“ l‘”‘“""' I.‘ IPl-HAYERS REPO T 1 W1“ Weigh 1 3 6 f 0 1' "It's ate with their own field. of the Norwalk Big Five this seam". MALONE TRAINS Hugo G l 0 V a n u c c I
No WW r :n ma ntlnllr It’llt' : . 6 o o 0 "c is showing good judgment and '
h..- l. . n r ll l“i-r.'}"§.'; AT H nllOWEENl Darcy Emit—Young It looks to me as it thIe I Minoan the team um i..- has selected should IN BRIDG RT gnameuSIY Némed
mark at ilil)»iitl, :li‘.lll'u:ll -HI I High school was Just a lit c it too acyclo into a star lion. __
fly-inf. m ll. {\m. m, ,m _\“l‘l’ll|TlClil. Angeio 0 n S a m e :strong for Norwalk to tackle. They p 0 .8210?” i (J a p t a] n . Fl r s t
”.0 ”I“, ;.;:n. .ll-l lllll'liilll -.' tort)» Card ‘hold a cracker-jack team up their last It wouldn't be a bad idea. if the . . Game Agalnst New
...-0 1mm.» l'lll‘l lu turn th~ .nr'l-‘l . . . IMason and trounced some of the best Red Ml-u took Norman Seymour off —‘—
"th runs: ~1l"-'-:l (in the WNW“ "‘ t" Coach B I I l Brennan Johnny Ibhug'm’ ““1 I"? able ‘9 High school (‘lt‘VtTlB in New England. the shelf and give him a tryout. Nor- BRIDEPORT. Sept. 26.-—Jock ROChene saturday
”HI 1...," \. ll'_ 1'] {1.4 ,\..tmIn,ll ‘ . enter the ting at hIiIsIllest weight. lilo . . . mic has a numbc‘r of good basketball Malone will come to Bridgeport on
I,l-.I:lll‘. lil‘t- "~ ll"‘”“""-I ‘I” 1' "':“I"f (lets Them lebered pfurlfs‘hltgifl; drinmté'f‘IIJogls':1:11: Young Lulu the llrillgppon flglncr games int in him and it is too had September 30 to train in the Park STAMFORD Sept as
l‘l‘ mull:- ... l ' l' r- l rl;:.~ '- . - " 4- " i ‘ ‘1 '5 ‘I ' ' ' ‘ will have thr- chance of his life. He that some of the tcams don't use City {our days before his fight with ' - ' '
illttlttr, ill“ 4 .’«-l"_\-"'” “In"“i LTp _ Lll‘le " bUCklng weight. All. 1th now bluto armor); in L~ n hm.“ hitter and n“). slip one liim. Lou Bogash. Malone will train m Frilelfigh'hsfPOS‘ {OOtball [Clam
nut‘rlls. and Signal Practice “Ia““mIr-V “‘IU'M‘W I night. _ Jimnf mm- on Lpnt‘llzIont‘ thing is certain 0 ‘ - Andy Parker's new gym on Fair-field ate'l-lallowzgn 13;; praIitige ”2’0“
1;.» it ‘. ,. l 2. \l m Y I i will n) lest (unallluahle \\ eight ullm his and that l< Lynfll will know he llna Tim ('cmpo Life Guards will ho avenue which will be opened up this (1 i H l 3.“ raw :1 er-
“llh i!.-- l . it. \\ "1‘4 :énx, tl‘.|.~"..» ll l —- opcrulmn lust spring lllll has l'um flue-n in a fight. when he stcps out of back in the tick] this mason with a week. Malone will give daily exhl- ngonl 823?] to .ehnicat. (.oach 3“.
‘ I ”I... . , ,, r . ;- .l. w- al_t.l.~l1t~ rt “'11:“ l STAMFORD. Swill. :6. inlllSclf up to il..~l l(‘llllt‘l‘ pounllI'tl-lc the ring. star outfit. The, ”I. a Wide swath in liltions to prove to the local fans ¢_ 3‘ 3 9‘ put '1 minions through
“m. \\._-l ,. ' \\'-'~‘l r" l-“A “1' 'l'llw All-Simulm‘vi tontllull tl-.ll~.l , “Km“ “”‘l “'“h ”“4 ‘n‘f‘rmsm ““5!” ‘ ' ‘ basin-[hall circles last year and drew that he is in proper shape to meet an hour 0 'c mImago With the
in i'lti ' li',‘l' x" l‘ll'l"?_ l" “ l'I' 1"“ l llvlli its sl-conll llral‘llt'c (it till. st-llson T”?n:;”“‘u l”: 1:16-11]:th 1532"?“‘371‘ l.u|-y lows in light and when he is some large crowds in the series with llogash. 3:51“: athletes pr0\ lag equal to 'he
» ..t 7l§‘\ lll ml ru l' 1w" l" M.- ii i ll‘lmvm l'nrk. Conch - 0' ' ‘ ""' " ‘ ""‘1 “ ~' " in ”1- rin‘ so it“ o over'minu c. ‘ . '. . ' »
Till? Ill‘s') L'l’ l frlt'tv szlrfl -lrl‘ ‘ I lint! ‘lFftl‘llllrllithPlll lhl‘nllfiyfl lllrllil‘lllI‘1.-Cibi\" “mlnon 'l‘llllrIulu)’ nigh‘. ‘0 L b l u ” g ) I "'c I“; Inc n! ‘hc am‘or’ OnTgl‘eetV‘QsilZ:dt:;ea::u: :Oeo'tflypllaucfglde The eleven 15 m” rounding “no
inn t.» .- r " l 'l‘lf'l' "5 H'“ ""l gt stilt drill and the out-look for a ‘ “'O‘IK‘ tor INS diffll‘l'omllilg showing her of tlie ringside ducals were ‘0‘» form “d the pin)“, ‘7‘? anxious ‘°
0, rum. 3 3I («nutrvl 'rrH l r hem” Mlm than m prmlous ”ms llgzlinst .\l|('l\" v ll':l\t_‘l‘3 in .\\‘\V llu-l - illed up carlv it is predicted that hear the blow of the whistle that
n .. II IIIIIIIIII 1". II t, ”(In in H0 Mm IS WIy ”mm ...D lab-If mum“, I ; YALF QPENS SECOND WEEK OF in; house v‘ill be sold out two days WlIi send them Iagmst the high
t.:~=t-‘ le Ilm'k-lirllvl m, u ”"041 up “'i |‘-ut in l);:l'('_\. ll" [news a. Mr "'0ch u . lh f the fi' hi StilOOl team 0! Lew ROCheIllc Satur-
.~l:t r "'l t'- , I ' s " I! l ’i' ""‘n on. rnll of the hold mlvl Chnrlv-htun, llangmous om‘unv-nt than 'll i\n‘l‘H.| e are g ' day afternoon. COM“ B0“. yester-
T‘l'll t l-» ,. . 1"ll' l'“ \‘-’|‘ lhv Ptlnlm-I km...) to 1:...m_ gm”; \‘.’hl was .‘lli‘kt‘i'b‘ knockouts t-l't-l l day gave out the following lino-up.
l- “'1" 1 iv l ' l' " 1" 'I'l‘ i" ll“ ' 3“ Phi-m {traction in rvrnixing lilo null. "3W iInd m" l""“"‘""' Darcy's 'CCUH!‘ RA th‘t ‘1“ in an pmbmu‘y “an the
or \- -- \c-. 4' “~'»‘""“” l'" "Vl'J' l'llrtrh llr-‘nxmn put the lan-lllf‘n l5 dolled Willi thr‘m. pt‘uxing lllJl lit“! ‘agezl l {b k l hb Gt
l‘ l:_v,ll' .. ill ' l lit 3’ ml'l‘lW'W‘ thy-m] . )nr. mu 0‘ nf‘.liu(‘I Packs lllC lild l'.l‘l_‘.0l'. klt‘k. Harry is . I . . . . n . 82. ; .C 15’. l 2 ovunuc-l
:ltnll . . lln roilrlricll in "It" null sléllinl ‘prnll'i’lcn rl~nllclh tho Il’::)’"’: out; of tilt: annual llols in tli-t ting. ”\h“. 1L“ “--\- N’N- -5-*Y810 hut‘h: hddie Month and lloxle Hans. cl. rhb: Kucgo, Gib: Kin: 811d COD-
l'ls‘cv“ '- vc .ls .l '“l‘ N" h“ l.lt"l\lll13. ' l llo‘w-nll) nil his \\;l.‘~' l0 l'lllliill' ll'lllu "yin”! "‘5 .mimmd “”‘k at football llnllllacks. and llawus. fullback. llu)‘ . . . "0‘53 endsi Hein and O'Brien.
rwtv II ,lm ,. . “1'1. I...” ....Tl‘ h. I “I” “MINI”: n» n “P", ”mum“ I 1., till a boxing “mayqnvnh I”, ,.,I;_ wlul lIl'u- Lento-st programme nc- l'ond.ItIhe baseball pitcher. Ins been AMhlllCAN Ill-sAGlE new”; Lynt and “7,“,ny guards;
t‘u‘ml m n- .-' . r' 'l'n tn .1 .‘rt‘. gllll' 5‘ mu signals: Krilv, iv; lllznn lg; ' urn ,1 in an auto smut-imp llllll ono . “""ml'ih'W‘ m "1° TIWOHCCIM“ 0‘ the "1 ummrm- b‘“ h” “0‘ he?" "‘- I—‘—— - and Franchina. center. Because of
ill! ”.1?an "l'lll’ll". l‘; .‘lfi!!.’l, r8; Tlnl'\0l'd‘. 7?; I01. his 10;“ “#3 llatll)‘ lnccra'ml. H 'I oldest coach on flail. l'lcili. EX- Kalf‘d in aCllYO DTflCthO._ lt l8 HOW (i.\."l‘.§ ‘l‘.51‘lullD:‘Xo an 855C688 on Lindstrom’. arm 1).
H" is a rm} " in. It? in ll’ll’ll“? ”'l'l t'li;trl- .‘ll’ill rO; Lit-no, lll': lining lhll; ltmk .K-Wt‘rnl Sillt'ltls in t'lnmr lllo tITl‘m‘: “’Qillhel‘ and the ficterm'na‘ lml'OVEG lhIt 1", “’1” play “name" DPU'OH. 52 Nf‘w York. ‘0 "ill be unable to participate in SR!-
f‘l" Ml":- LW' “ "“ "l'l' ' 1‘" l' 9 Li \'nlui. r’iih; :mvl Muirmld, til. “outtll. Ni‘\l‘rlllt'lt'sfi. llllrcy v‘lnt ““n CADrCSSa-d by Head (’OQCh Tad 356‘ “1 m0!" 0‘ "‘6 season's 5‘13“"- St. LOUIS. 8: BOE‘OD. 3. urday'a game.
int-hm: in ‘vll:“l. .rml iii" "‘ 9‘"-'l'*“'l Amour: thn llt‘W mnn aim rnportwi tllcmt-rh with his bout that night. Jon“ 1"“ czused him ‘0 an” M3 ' \\';lshingt0n. 5; Chicago. 2. Following the practice of yester-
at tr. . tlrl'l'l‘l". I ltn L'fllll'll l‘rr—ntlun yvstvrlluy null and put. up a Kl't‘nl lulttlu. scrutuuago [mans for several, “553' Philadelphia. 6: 06?le 5. day afternoon. Hugo Gi0\'anucci v.as
”r l“"" ‘1 """I "M " “"""' ’ lvmk lllzn promising material are \ulln: .-\lz.l:~~lo'.-e t’rielnis from squad “'0" Blhflt‘ed- LINE [S WEAK Philadelphia. 5: Cleveland. 1- unanimously chosen captain of tL-e
“'7'” "WW“ l ‘ “‘ I" "H "r” N " Slim”. \"illll'llllF. Hendricks and S‘ulnrnrll are. going up to \\‘utvrhur}' The coaches rod“ compared- the team for the coming season.
sun “llli >i-ll'I'.;I“:"l- ll'I‘ I”"I"I'I"_I'I"‘I: or the Alba‘tnm‘rnrd squad Will be in force to root tor him again“! Squad with that at Princeton and . Standing 01’ Teams.
Mt l-l‘lnl'rs Al'l'l "" ’FI‘I“I‘I‘I ‘II I “'l Thomas. The lit-xi practice session Scoops Willie of Worcester. :1 itch? Harvard. drawing the general con— “5 L- PC-
ll"“’ llfl‘I" "1 l» ”m“ l""" ' ” ‘ llvill tomorrow :‘fll"l'll00ll at liltllu- * \\l ”will who is t-rlzltmg quite n . clusion that. although Yale pos- New York, .......... 94 49 .633
ril'l‘lllt nil“ ” own l‘urlIc l‘nzlch llrl-nlln: Wish-‘3 furore in I’m." Fl.‘.lt' fistic clrclvs. lie 2 losses loss than halt as man! var- _ . Cleveland. ........... 74 65 .531 '
~ — r "‘ ' fl” ‘ ll'lt' t‘nntllt aims in lw nn llfin ill 5:30 ‘ lllls horn it {uni-1'1: in “onion and 3“)! players as (ho L‘filnSOR and ' , “- ' ' n 0 ... Detroit. . .. .......... 73 59 _ 515
... I I" .\l. sharp as eta-imnmging will por- \"oxcpg‘fl‘r but. this will he his iirIzlt tin, Tiger. the squad is well balaucuq mgfizpzf1320tiu‘i; tso hi-ke.:.ny St. Louis. . . ... .. _.__ . 71 so .311
l mp3 l.» yull'l of the do; a work. lionnnctilrut :if‘peallil‘lc“. He will satisfactory candidates It's onihafld' m‘m“ of-lodlng ya‘rds Wow!“ Mmm.a..;w.~:. u 50' fi‘idd‘fiflr‘ at
I — -——--——-— (mu-l 10 roullvlt- with Angflo If ”m for elery position except at ward, of the my,“ on the {00mm} gridiron Chicago. ' 67 77 .451 0 . .
bout goes the limit. and Yale will face its short but ~. . he 0 I‘liilallvlphia, ... ..... 63 78 “7
AGAINST HRPO!DWYER _ WELLING .-\n oponidl; llout that is far .‘ll'f‘in-I strenuous schedule full of confl- 3:23;; airstryogastlifmtlfiutningmn: Boston, ...... . . ..... 57 86 .38? Th R Thr'le
”“3 “"mmry m" 1"- vn'nn‘ind'li'“ ’5 d"“""' Princeton football squad is divided orpe u ll 5 a.
| , ”WNW“ “1"" “"“" ”113"“ ll," l Arm.) l’l-om the policy of rt-port- into small groups which are coached GAMES Topsy. V i ole t E l e V e 11 S
I BO! '1' FRIDAYi lg??? ftaliIII~IlIrIiIlIler hgtks“ aIlIEl'bli‘lI‘II: 1 mg for practice and starting its by the ten coaches on the. finer points St. Lou“ at Boston. , h S. 31
. . ‘ [r l .. ' - ‘U . playing schedule two weeks later or the "23 rules. These sessions ) 0‘ . - w . _ 'l'h g“ _
Alleged )lanager Sgesl iguzfidmhfirbgfilorh “$3331 th‘illii‘l l than usual. Yale‘s coaching policy usually last about a half hour. hfiizagodfitbfi-“fiiggon, Toss-35‘ in {Inifos
» n orl __ .' M ' .. .. . i has summontd replcsen‘au‘l‘s 0‘ Just before the opening contest Cleveland at Philadelphia. [In
59“?" s‘mema n - ‘ Pair Will (I l a s h at ' :3.” 232.73.; new .. ...... Houn- on ......)
$049-00-849 4“ S l S. V - 1 v I: ‘ .. M." ii at m, -lliuiir~-m 1m“ dim-V Iprar-ticc. {WW Lhamberlllin. G. a written examination on rules will NATIOXAL LEAGUE Ten new candidates for Coach
Qhare 0f Farninlzs I‘IadISOh square (’ar' : illiuixz'tnl'lt'lol'v Al'or 'lil‘m Thursday """m'" “am” 3° ”“3. 33‘" h“ be 8““ the "1““ and any membfl ' _' l'hrop's _VloIlet aggregation reported
‘ J ' d All S 7‘ i ii ‘ . """” add“, ‘0 ”‘0 ”18h “"0 coaching who fails to pass will uotbc permit— to the. iv. 1. L. football mentor in
en -- ' tar (ard I “'Fm- stuff. while Jack Owsley. head coach ted to plgy in that game, Last fall GAMES YESTERDAY’ the first rractice period held y-tster-
. l‘\V and». IIIII r. tum AII Arranged l ‘ ”“‘ " or ’iom Shevlin‘s Olympic elewn ls Ropcr was a aticklér {or mica, mo. EOSIYon.I.2:‘ICh;lcaxo. 1. day afternoon. since the squadTre-
, . ”"1 .,', q H _ ”In.“ ‘ Imam ago. has Joined ”10 backfield and oven wont so far as to demote if. '0‘} ~- . lrooklyn, 1- .. turned Saturday from §locum. he
r11 I ll . l, I It I , -I l I I. -—-—-—— ! touching stall. so valuable it man as “Pink" Baker. Lew lork, 3: Cincinnati. 6- soft tux-f of Ohio I-ield apealed
I “i r V I V ' I I] J I“ 'i I i i Mi“- “”:K' “'1‘" gamm'ghl Walter Camp who played on six the ubiquitous tackle for "Bunions" Pittsburgh. 15: Philadelphia. 5- strongly to the tried. bruised aspir-
‘ ”“hvnlhr L "I”! J I If. “f ““3"" -‘”""”‘””.5 ”“l”“' ”5‘” “mm“ )‘110 olcvcns from 1877 to 1553 and and! ‘ “‘5‘- ‘ a..ts. after spend-rig icn 65““ on ”if;
pllxlllIv. . ‘ up: “If!“ "‘I”‘~II"I-" won, mull» quite nn impression in his wlio‘was head football coach for All this first week of rare-season Standing of Tennis. Fcrt Slocum parade. QTO‘m’l-h “179(1-
‘I'I’I:"I:I‘I‘I‘I"l~I'IIIII‘I'IIIlI’II 'I‘I“A’I~II;I’EIII}"II“~'I\II‘I'_' lllNlI rturt ill till:- country last Friday three decades. has becn at the daily Wactice. defensive tactics against W. L. PC. all) remembering '1le film}: lIllmil)‘:
..nrhmlm. M L, ..L. “wt-Ia. l, .\‘. y” ””‘l" ’" ‘31"de IN)” 8"" m“ drill. the presence of this trio clear- forward P315“?! have b9?“ 3“ im- New York. 93 55 6:9 “““me ‘crimma‘e “m“ w “if; u
“1“."le “If A": ,‘ WI In. 534, I”I‘”I”““ r. ('h‘mf‘y IH‘IH‘IWI' “m?” BitlilGEI‘OllT. Sept. 26.-.loe l)’ imparting m Jom-s' coaching m_ portant port of the program and it Cincinnati. 90 50 £00 m?°hth§rcf::;w;‘riréo :12: :i-edlct-
20.1.24. ~ ""k ”m" m“ “.“m’ ‘1" ”“m’” hymn. m.- lull-hrs buntiuluvvisht gime ll breadth which it has hither— "my '30 "In! ROD" has 1“ I‘ve to Pittsburgh. M 6:; ran ’ ea 0 r p u o the
“IN,” ., .tw mm “14“.. 1 ...l'm f""',l’“r_" "’7 1”" "nf‘"g"m"m with champion, hli!‘ been signed to box to lacked. the much vaunted aerial attack Chicago. 7°. ' led the “’3‘ do: 0 a?“ cle erased
ultllrhm-ll‘ ... = lwlllla “nu-- nr M “'ngi.“ "l" “““l‘” M ‘1'“ Younx Lulu". th-- fighting Earl "r Thr’cc regular.. Nowell. Xeidllng- which ”(We Dame is expected to St. Louis. 75 71 .515 “°m° mum” .30“ fun“ |\ n
, . . I Ila} night. ['hls fo-llow “ill surmise . .‘ Q. . . ~t . _ ‘ . . uncover in Palmer Stadium here . .. number of candi ates {o is e o c .
gm. V”... ... ll. H ,.l n. ,l. “nut ~. I .. thl “let .ltl". here the latter pat or. “inslou 143‘..ny and century B‘rooklyn. ........... . . \ on the more prominent men to
Jack ll‘ it‘l l‘.' fll‘ iill- l'rllll iil'lllllllfl I lhp_ 14”“ “th he SlnTlS, 83‘? ilur- U: (il‘ttlbcl‘ Ol‘ lhl‘.‘ first “'ef-k in. NO- Slilsiead. the former Wabash tackle. 0Cl0b(\' 20. GTIB‘ are” ‘3 be‘n‘ laid Boston. ...... ... .. . 5U 95 43:4 ' ;mea: was BeTlet. “”110 “Va the
run nllv. lam.- .- this amount ls tlll" ."“' “' ”1" (”mm ”mink”; ””1 W‘mMr- 1““ “am“. PM” D‘Nz'" have been in citizen's clothes neo °" "‘° “may!" °f every defensive Phll‘ddpmat ‘7 99 '33 v‘i’pl t ho rd of strategy a panicky
l-lltl lllllilr ..-l .H .l ,1 «null »l r \tl‘llj In”- h" 8p!“ through “."h “oiling. promoter. announced today. Baum cause of colds, but wm don "16 player covering his man when I .‘or- 0: ah "h as “III" as nlre
lll- r'lll ill .\l:.~ -, .4 .'l I '. lll“ ll : ills (if ‘ I; “Find" ‘I‘hnfl' Fl;l\lllvr OIl'h athI of “as in NOW Ynl‘k yesterday and fllOlt'Skllll the middle of the coming “‘Il‘d is let loose. GAMES TODAY gfigggve‘ZeSM ef'al‘led (of report in
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\. I rh l III II I I III .t IIII l~ I ll“ Lm-Il o m mu 11““ a ‘ "l'i‘ l" pins :1 teluls “llh lzdlilo Medic. th “mm“ The first ele‘em as selected Pr pe to t Tlg ills this fall are Brooklyn at St. Louis. “I“: for the Fort Slocum "we"
at tho “an. a . ll'llll ;., 1m. '7‘..3'l'l l "‘"i "”f‘- H” ’3 ”‘9 W“ I “’f‘“ chzlnmions mating". fm‘ the “0‘"- l'rom the nlalvl’lal available is as (01- ”m “mm" 1“ 3’9"" ““rdm‘ t° Phlladolphja u pituburgg. Another newcomer m Macy. form-
for .x‘" M...- ""n “m" I “mum" 5"“ D”“‘-”” l‘l‘fllllOli‘l' Baum in undecided up- my“. head casch Roper_ and this opinion Only Games Scheduled 1m 1. m:- wbo made his de-
l'lrtm'. tu‘ it My: ".L;s {or s. ‘.rll|n‘(r ”m“ England. H” mad" “ bring the cause of his indecision. llc Ends Abe Lincoln and Mont “based on the situation from tackle ' lift a: da and made it m .0
lights n r:, 'llll'l it to rut l~ u “kn“m‘ of Jo" .‘llcCahe in Chicago being ”‘9 03"" 0’ h“ ind'dflon' He lh-ilver‘. tackles Texas Diller‘ an: to tackle. Backfleld material 1. more “ ° 0 furccslsisl e: minner as to be ginn" A
limit s'_-u.-,n_'_ .. llliliL: it. Mrl‘nllh j M" Fm“ ""h‘ and "'3 had "0‘ would like to stake the bout out— Jack “3“". ”gird. Ted Blah, a d plentiful than any other year since Five Leadlng Hitters If“ .m" M.“ om for an mng
lnl'dl". 'l’im .\:.:w - is mogul, ‘l """n l” m" rm“ r‘" ”1"” mfmmfi' “mm" in ”"3 mate Street arena. Al \‘brris-' center ' Jud l dii- the war. and it appears that there ° ‘ (‘l’ai fui‘eormk-;~ho it was reported
._ “MRI“ '-.’-.. .I ..- l.l~l l.Ll.l .t. E lln. should lm at his ill-st on Friday should he do so then the light will 1' I; bl 'k Lvle. lti hge «Ian l‘. will be plenty of fast. stalwart ends. In Both MaJor Ideagues J em not return this year was at“;
Hilts filllll'l' ', .- . wr .‘.l.l:.-l vi, ..n.l . "'2‘" “"‘l l ""1 sure “'1 “m ""‘k‘: a be staged sol’nolilno during the lust ?'be°rkd’c Ch iii 0.}: ”of" 1° t but guards and tackles are going to l‘rioznlforrn but he says “only for ‘
35.3.4 m i ll‘ my. , ..mli. ' "‘3 "”4" . . “en-k of October. With the weather “tubick' Bllal‘le o N’ealee‘ani. “sigh: be at a premium when the important workout." ‘ ' '
l.ll<'i:.'.t r i ll\“ ll| l‘l.-ll la. ““y” and “"1"“? “’l” he 0"" of man favoring with wintry blasts C' t 0 l3“! M-ll ‘. ' u ac ' contests with Georgetown. Notre American league Th”, run these eleven: yester-
"mulw l""~' I'lll lwnnt inillv's ' ”,‘rfl' tm’muml “Wt" J'"."'“' 6001' “round that “In" Baum Wm how an at" a cry. l Dame. and Navy roll -around the Player Club G. AB. R. H. RC. da afternoon through signal pm-
(till iln' lu- :.. .. 3'," NH Milli 333'.th lillt] Louis (“Kid") knplan “'1” the go inside. the Casino being the The baCkfleld l! the lghtut to middle Of next month. H'mann. DI. 135 502 107 198 .337 “C: beside ‘hC preltmlnry :3ng
;,....I M1,. I. M “I,“ 2....“ M” l l... down for tl-n rounds. Babe HIM- 3mm of Mann“... '3’P'e39‘“ Ya" "1 “W1"! ‘°°”’“”v The ineligibility 0! Herb Treat and Ruth. N. Y.. 143 48: 137 188 .355 c, at u" mum dummy running
.14.» AL: INIVI l l‘ l. II” .l.ll'.-: “L.._‘nll'|n nnll .‘Tlt'kf‘y Tram-rs. (if 5““! Th,. bout. tron] a "gate" view, 500-“? alone “within: 1‘0 Pounds. Ralph Melody hi1! resulted h! the Sp'ker. CTBV. 135 528 115 197 .373 under punts and charging. The
M”, ... ... ,x ., In”: J... l.- I“ ,_ l llmvn. going in the other. 'l‘ravcrs should in. a rip. mar-mg. ,mcc" for Another feature I. {but five” mem- toe. of a splendid pair of tackles. It Scwell. Clev. 139 499 37 131 .353 Ha" of Fun, nah-emtyv. bond of
a'lllllll‘ II. \t .:. uni shy-ml ..5’“l"’“’“'l “ “'0'” 0’ Cm" “’1an h" in bringing together a champion b" l‘ ‘1 punter. ”“91““ MUM” was known last spring that Treat. Wil'ms. St. L. 135 508 100 179 .353 gnu.” has made up a program
in. mun l'. .Imlg m 1-,..-. -. l ”‘0“ "n Eddie Will!!!" ""0 C‘lmi‘ against a tighter who loves to right. has acquired h" “1°” during "‘9' who was given a place on the All for the week which includes as (a.
'llllrfy \ l. l. ln- tanninglpiflll'l looks like I bright ilrosverl- fears nothing. reputation or punch. Humm” "”“mn- ““3" :1. who American eleven would not be able _ - ' mm g ion.» scrimmage today to
J- «.4 V. .t' ...; H, J “.V IlWilllc Darcy and Low Perfetti will and who swings two murderous formerly played “I“ link at. Tulane to play this season on account of the h‘tm We re re for‘ tl‘o soldier team from
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Green um] Johnny Brcslin openlnz it also should he a rip-roaring bat- star. O'Hearn and Neale distin- ed on the first day of practice and H‘sby_ St. L. 107 42‘ 39 153 .355 opposition oh Wednesday. Thursday
VARD HAS tlm show in a four rounder. The tie. Its 3. Chan“. in a life time for guished themselves during Yale’s m not’lnformed of hi. ineligibility W'h't, Bklyn 95 342 63 128 .37! “a Friday '11- be spent in prepar-
tlclzl-ts for reserved crats will be on Young Luhv and tho \\'est Side bear final gameslast season. due to low studies until the middle P'tnley. St. L. 123 500 73 133 .366 in! for the cpnning am. with 8!.
ml» at the Garden today. rnnzlns cat is going after that chance with! Yale's second—stuns backfield of the week. He was the star liner: 1"nicr Bltlyn 125 482 z: 171 .::55 Stephen'. on Saturday “a signal
SIGNAL DRII I from $3 to 83. . sails all set. composed Russell Murphy. quarter- man of the 1924 freshman eleven. lltourli. cm. 134 513 8': 180 .351 practice is lrl‘wouled {or both day:.
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26.——Francis
-rraakGaaaro.
“Dixie" Griff'
ormer New Britain High in
C assldy
The coach. in turn the
first Written statemnu an“
sumed control of the arm
parimefilt. It follows:
" w stand on m -
Kev Britain High 5:11:02“
slander against me llermnul’
will be heard from in the n '
lure. Signed. George M. c ’
'l'his is supposed to an",
fins and Murtha‘s charges.
Armand Landino’s charge
tempted bribery. tx-Clptun W
McCue's charge at favoritism,
the several charges of those
have found fault “llh the pi,
director.
"Dixie" Griffin, lac-ll knOI'n
high school quarterback, mtg
sidy. asked him in 1921 to
his work in School to avoid
lton so he could return in in.
play football.
Cassidy told “Dixie" he so
the Arch street fitney line. ;
"Dixie" supervisor. act in
silent financial partner. and.
way, enable "Dixie" to secure
with which to support it
extra high school year.
All Grifl‘in would do. it We:
would be to hire Jltney am.
run his eleven at quarter in
For this Griffin would be paid.
"Battier" Murtha. former
school football captain. that-g
sldy came to hizu last Christ
asked if he would not fall his
year English to continue at.
school another rear :0! in
football. Cassid). Martha
fered to keep him “ell euppii
spending money during the
year.
Munha made the distinct:
Cauidy went so tar as to tell
would see to it he an award
Burns Memorial prize for 1!:
flunkcd his course. Casidy e
fercd to inteniew his mot
make arrangemt nls.
OLYMPIC
I , lS MENA
Amateur Boxers
Pros —— A. A. U.
cials Concerned
State of Alfairs
The lure of ”it: rrwfr-Sszon
a decided menace to A
chances in the boxing contests
Olympic games at Paris n2
mer.
The officials of the Amateu
lctic Union of the United 5
has been learned. are not
concerned over the mannerle:
the men who make their
managing the affairs of prof
fighters are lurzn the Icre
Uncle Sam's amateur boxmt
into the money arena. The a
who have succumbed to the
the gold since the last
games. at Antwerp. three 3‘
are numbered in scores.
them youngsters who would
edly have come along to at
fistlc events at Paris next. 3'
they retained their amateur
The situation is simply
soon as an amateur boxer
the top of his class—andIin m
stances before he attains
championship calibre—he is
out by professional manage
with nothing to 10se and In
cases but a few hundred 601
gain whisper the golden talel
ears of the amateur pug nth
ed success. Furthermore. the
listlc records show that the
teurs who leave the ranks
A. A. U. boxers to win more
temporary success and a (2
dred dollars. can he sum
the fingers of Ont-'5 hands
President Herman (lbemib
of the Metropolitan Associ
the A. A. (3.. though reneenIt
about the professions
:‘such, has sent an appeal
and every one of the amIsEIe
ers registered in his ”menus
ing him to do his utmost to
himself fit to represent the
States at Paris next surnnm
appeal against the protesslo
ace is not written in Mr. 0
besiag's letter. but it is
tWeen the lines." The le
lows:—
Dfi Sir:—- .
e Olympic Games Will
next year and it is the demo
Officials at the Amateur
Union as well as the Me
Anociation. in which you an
tered. to develop a stronl
boxing team to represent us
Olmplc Games. I am i
“Till" you this personal let!
in" you to get yourself in
physical condition so that
be aoandidate for the 0
lug team next year.
You will probably remain
at the Antwerp athletic
in 1’20. ‘An‘lerlca had a
team. and am”!
this country
the present
om: Jack and PM
ms. '50 has.
'onseuu out
an do I'-
wills-Isl!
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Norwalk Chronicler