Faith in Next Sea-
for 1924.
the put season sitar
five
Mun.
There was a
time whoa
l'i‘hed spring spurt of the
Minibar when the eight rivals
' ’hc mark. flivvercd and :ltlddcd.
Tho bt. Louis Browns. lthoui
also runs.
form
(It
the
position. accord! m; to
,da3s
sheet. But in tho curi3
of dust and making a. noise
winner. Much to tho surprlIIe
tho lmscbnll inns throughout
Country. lll'.‘ l:I.1I.l..I-:; van:
compc liiion.
the
’7 [Il :tIIzI that lllt: .‘lflC‘lin
'llrl nl' spl-Ii (‘TJO‘MJ their
mu! ii Hv‘lllll
:liowcd u l»
nzlturnl Slllllzflll and 1.3- finally
(lrnppt‘ll Il'Jl-Ll ‘n Lllllr .I'uurm
stride.
Such isn't ill-I l-.l:;---l;onc\tnI—not
according: to Hawk‘s slury. \thn
son’s (Team and Ex-
poets to Be in Run-
gallium challenge ha been
on the New York Yankees by
his Mock in behalf of his Ath‘
Not expecting: to
ad the American Lonnie blue rib—
having
rod in the collar for séven succes-
ycars. and in seventh place a.
sr age. the lean Cornelius is not
- ‘iiiunppdmted with the colinpau of his
{youthful machine in the 1922 com-
the
Mocks actunlh put up a challenge
”for the pennant with the kaees.
Cleveland
manna faded out. The bctioit
13cm, regarded u (hour Iimlship
iocd
George Sisier. were listed with the
All of which left the Yankees to
nllop along the route without 0p-
Juno 1 stranger was kicking clouds
like a
of
Luring
(Zounic Mmk, in tho Silllllu.‘. was
riding: with his “hip and the spum.
" Sirp by sup ll" bani nIiumcoId now
5" last plum: in squnIl. liII Was pus-
I run; AllllIr llII; .n:;‘ «MR-nan: mu—
1 rhino :xnIl (unsung IIIInerlunlIlc c.\-
“ t‘llIJlliI ill. in :i in 1.1mm rmIII lil‘I: \vus
,. export-Id ll) in; dull :.:‘.d uniulvursi-
' inn.
1n Inrlv .lnziv llu- AihltiiII-«I and
Tll‘ Ynnkw ‘4 lm-‘Il up for n .‘~\‘llt.‘3 of
lluIIIo L'lIII-«I. “fl-I Mark-1 \‘IIm mo
:InIi \I I I'I: '1~i"‘l‘l l‘ll‘IL" 33m: .I: IIl iliII
lI‘fIIl.
’l‘lIrIc 11:.»l_;. l.:lIIr tho .\llIlI.lics
“Irv llrurlhg .I 3.3.: in l'l\lll Illut‘c.
\V’llI n lliI \' «lingvp (l- \Vurhl'a l'IIi'lI '3
un‘lm "I.II~' 1" . 2'2: lIIIIi-:.llI-Ii will ”1‘:
tIli'I‘Ir.‘ III HI '1 :..:_III -: lIIz' hi ”- (HI.
lulu r lI ’l\.lli"ll.\, liilll’nlll'; llzul
ihwrr \. I. ilel'lilI.‘ l-lL m lll «if»
F unit 1‘) I;I.‘I\ (In IilI likhi “I'll til-.-
Yunlv',
', 'l'ilruII I .‘ 'I .le I: :l ;Ii\‘ (Elven: at-
l lt'nll'ln l-I lIII ILmI' r-lurns ri lll"
l lynx 333.12 _; gIrII'II.Il-l;.' lurinwl that it
5 rsns :L liar" lsIIlII.I I ii .i lhui‘uuitlllIrIIti
l
he was running puniunls \\iI.b his
famous (‘liitlllpiullnllip murmur he.
. was the lust. III-rsmi in tlw “mid to
' synlpnliiizu \‘-'illi 1hr: l.':aI r. llII llIIkI-d
his opponont ns dI,IIIi2:l\III‘._v Is pos—
sible. 'l'li-Irv V.;I..: nIIilxlng (Ilmrllublt-
“haul. ('llllllllflr—‘(Vl iln: lmll l.-.I.'d.
Mn lutsu'l clump; Ii. liII i1 not
scrltinrr words of s:.x;i;mlhy ludu)’.
lint im pulH can 2i notII rook. cou-
. cooled in :1. \I»:.t 3m. l: It and Ivt‘mv: r5
all quewziiuns \I.1Il. «2.11:1 .IinIi l-ILlS.
D As (,I'Hnll‘n {Illll 2 l- 2] lll" :IpII I i:u_'lr:~‘
and glIlnIIIl I 3» i lll il4l\\ll lllt 3mm;
he n-uxi 3'; ll. ll. lI SilIl v .43 Th" 1.1usc
l, of lht‘. 1‘.llll'll"‘o' (IIillzlpslI. .‘lld 111:
ll ivrvIsIIhi'Il llIII iIIllo'.I.'i'.1:.,':
I‘ “i‘l‘IIhar .‘I’I.I.|Ixr. \21I1nnu: right
I out o.‘ n'm-I 3.:I:.:I I. for 3: .. ll‘l'il'I Ii on-
JnuII ly‘ and mull- in :Ian .l-mihvr
g;un~ until J.I g ‘_' ..
1 "Shortstop (Lillnuuj', lliI: pivot Of
' the inl'uIiIl IlI 13115. iIlekI: n fingIIr
l and no“. ml for almost. iiI.I’I w: rIkH.
“TI'irrt l'»!I>II"’.:'In .TL"’ ll.iu.I;I-r, uij.’
(IIIIunqu llltlrr. f‘lllf'lll Il nn ankle
! anIl (‘Imllt lmt 3':2_I' fII; __III- “111:5.
‘ "Unlileitlvzr linu: MIMI-r. it home
l run hitter and .l lln‘ui‘ ass-It in my
,. outiiIlIl. “as n:_II.l.IIl 1.45:». Uni for
thrIIII \\'~:I‘k>‘. .II:.l lutnr “n (‘;l_\’:‘.
"i“l'wl llvlmm 'r. l. y .I' (Inn-Is!
southpaw; :«I,II.II:1IIi in iIJlf'll and
Izmir-in" \mrl; for l\'.:) . Ijijl\'.".
".II'm-nn' Hal“ s3IiI:lII:I-.l ur. rmlrlrI
nmi lwimvd .Ii. l»::I.III. I‘ 175m; :rrtul
ball for um win-n this harpncd.
Uu‘. :rIr inn \,I-;..~:.:1Ii l “Ins iorcml
f to M” your": l‘II'l'lfl 2 2mm.
if" "Jil'I.nI._,I le'. .' Imus Hi (In lh.
'3 imIIII luff .x 1Ill"l‘. IIl in i and out for
' lwo turd-.3. .~I 1:I.I-. n I... izIII the
best lie but :It .I.I- conri base but he
l..n't rluln lip in J1312113'.I ruby oning
to his luck (If cxr. T’lC'l. . .
[‘ Wasn't omit-1y u. .. of
{ht-cc plus'rrs (but crin:;IIId, fur: Ail:-
lelirs' nizv..tlnr. 1.5 34.. i; cxpluirmli
it. out will in lltII lnjurr ‘ zztlilIi‘os rc-
iurno»: to the fray t~.- y rmmirrll
, from one to No not»: to regain
' ”qu lop i’o::-..
To Draw "'I‘.
,. I-u-
hc kI Ips accounts
., of Vti'ui‘} the panic (.‘cnnlé'.
. illustrating 2.2. point LlLCd tho wuuh
W'liltillm of Izcgn-rs iloxnsby in ihv
” National League when. he roiurnml
lo tho. gumn aftIIr n lay-off of
“MEI: :3 month.
"i “as stnx'ilcd to n I- that follow
minim; around .3331 «m.- day when
I, wrnt through the butting nvcrng-
I u." said kiunmc. "l'vo played
'nminst him in rIIriIIs for several
springs and I know wimt he ran do
‘wlwn he is in his slr'ul-I,”
m
0 . ,
t...i.._
bllsianI n Economy.
A desire for economv, whore cro-
It! is not the primn consideration,
resulted in triad-Innate mail serv-
many business crntcrs. In its
3 or to avoid deficits and show
u u . .the postoflic-e department
hunted its branches and laid
II business and tho. people in gen-
zriovous burden.
9
The Appropriate Reply.
won just reading of 1 man who
And killod his landlord for
. the rent." stated Professor
.; I: 43cc”
returned J, Fuller
1'; '1.‘ ‘
‘ul
,.4
I‘d you
a remarked {Aw-hum? "
. i— I
'1 ‘ :IIm. in picking the halfbacks for.,.tho
Mum trams and there will no' doubt
‘
whe
lSEN'llNEL’S ALL EASTERN
ELEVEN TS SELECTED;-
Puts Three Yale Players on First Team and
Three on Second——
Berry Given Position at
End —~— Eckstine Picked for Center Over
Lovejoy, Star of Yale Team
FIRST
Loft
Macllnc, Syracuse
Milslmul, Yale
Hubbard, Harvard
l‘:cl{.\lllll‘, irmvn
.\.\IIlnIub:uIl1. Dartmouth
\\'ci2lorquisl, \V and J
Dvrry, Lufaycitc'
l’l'unn, (forncll
Stevens, Yale
Wilson, Penn State
Mallory, Ynlc
1923 All-Eastern Football
Loft Tackle
Loft Guard ’
Center
Right Guard
Right Tackle
Right End
(Quarterback
lmft llalfback
Right llalfback "
Fullback
Selections
SECOND
End
West Virginia
Tnllman,
Waldorf, Syracuse
Farwick, Army
Luvcjoy, Yale
‘Yclsh, Colgate '
Blairs, Yalc
Stout, Princeton
Rlclleson, Yale
Koppisch, Columbia
Tryon, Colgnté"
Clilcknoski, Lafayette
By Leroy D. Downs.
This is ilirI llili" ol' your when the baseball and football'fans
sit by the stove
mm in both branches of sport.
and talk over what might have happened last sea-
Stili another bug can be found
ibuzzing nrouml and coiling in his little mouthful once and awhile,
and that is lllf‘ follow. that is picking the All-Eastern football
trams and other “All"
clmrns nmer
J'Zxon if they
lht')’ would
’l‘lnIer
mnmml
mythical
to anything.
\lIIrII put into one iv‘Inm,
nut amount to mulhing. if thcy
“'l‘l‘lL out and playml n mimo. All of
flux plnyIIrs would have a. dlfforcnt
\urirly of tcum plzly and on :In “All”
(‘ll'\’('n we would get clcx on different
kinds of team play.
Anyone selecting an All-Eugicrn
football iozun. must apologize before
they start. Therefore I regret very
mudi that. there are only cleton
pianos on a football clevcn. not. as
many as thrro wax in the old. old
«lays, “lion there were 22. and 25. l
.I.I.Ip;1c:sn ”In! leifcrs xvii: bcgln com-
"mg in, wanting in know why the
Sam llil‘. “III. didn't put \Viioosis of
\IJiIatsis College on the team. he was
a. wonderful pl31yer,'or how about
lion'sis of \throsis University. he
playml n. grrat name.- «what is my
reason for offering an :pology be-
fore 1 pick the team.
The greatest Yuicdr: mi in many
years. has furnished much material
for the two clevcns. l have picked
three or. each team for :3. total of six.
on the both clevens. Ini‘ayctin and
Brown coliie. next, each of those
trams have one player on each cut-
fit. The rest of the pluyvrs are well
scziiirrcd among the various eastern
teams
At fullback most all of the ac rib-:5
that have picked toams agrfro that.
1 berth belongs to Bill Mallory.
iltc captain of the Yale eit-Vr’n inst
season. Chirknoski is picked for lhe
position or. the second team.
There sccms to be quiio a prob-
lm u. great many. who will take ox-
rcplion to my sol-actions. On ”in
first foam 1 have selected Stevens of
Yale and ‘Nilson of Penn glam.
Both of those players have; stood
out all season. with their fine work
and ihore is not a. doubt in the world
nut what they must be given'o‘grrat
deal of considerationwhen ii. comes
to selecting an all~gtar eleven. On
the second eleven IKopplsché‘pt Col-
umbia and Tryon of Colgate arc
given the berths. If Koppitc‘h was
1H“: s. first class team. he would be
(mow! the greatest players that ever
donned ihe mole skins. but he has
been held back somewhat. by play-
ing with Columbia. Kopplgach does
about anything at nil. in the football
llnc. Ho can punt, throw passes;
receive passes, ,run.. «and god.
bump the line and many; dthcr
things. Tryon was the siaé of ihe
Colgate Mm and It won 1!!! fine
playing. that helped them band the
Syracuse eleven a surprise package.
He was one of the Main: sun-era
of the East and In.- on!)t MPM P!
Prann of come“;
m
(Ilcvcns.
of Army and Welsh,
s
u—ad
lion of quarterback
from. Football stands out all over
him. He was the leading scorer in
the l-Zusi. llichoson of Yale is hand-
cd the same position on the second
iczim. I would like to give him tho
position on the first team, but I
on the fire:
”figure that he is ouisliown by I-‘fann.
At the ends I would place McRae.
am one of the few that is placing
Berry on the first team, but I believe
that he has earned it. He was quick
to not down the field under punts
and passes and a fine tncklcr. III:
also had an eagle eye for fumble!
and was quick to land on the ball.
when :1 misquo was made. On the
second team we will find Tailmnn of
“'05: Virginia. and Stout of Prince-
ton. Both wry good cndmen..
The two best tackles of the so.-
son. I think are Milstcad of Yale and
Weiderquist of Washington and Jef-
ferson. W'nldorf of Syracuse and
Blair, Yale are not far behind.
At the guard positions I would
jlare Hubbard. Harvard and Author!-
back of Dartmouth. Although Huh-
bard was on one o! the worst teams
that has been turned out by the
Crimson in a great m ny'years. he
played a wonderful so . II'arwlck
Colgate are. the
selections for the second loam.
At conic:- wc have given Eckstlne
if Brown the nrbferonco over Love-
joy of Yale. Both are “no player!
and either man would do won on
the. first team, but we feel ihaC'Eck-
Flint: has just a shade on- the Yale
star.
. All “Wong.
“Johnny." said the teacher. “if
can?! is soiling at $14 a ton and you
pay the dealer $65. how many tons
will he bring?"
"A little over thrcc tons, ma'arn."
said Johnny promptly.
"W’hy Johnny that's not right"
said tho. teacher
“No ma.’ am, I know it aint right, "
said Johnny, "but he will do it."—
Judge.
Qualifications. I‘
Lost he be considered dogmtlc
or unduly stern. the parsbn had a
way of qualifying lib pulpit utter-
3.11088.
“My brethren.“ he said. reaching
the climax of his discourse. “if you
do not repent. so to spgak, and be-
lieve the word as it were. ydnfii be
143an a;-measure."-—Juxige_. '-
I-‘——-—-——~—-—_—_
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Duncan. Mr.
and Mrs. .‘iohn Mayhew and Mr. and
Mrs. Waiter D. Cooper motored. to
new for): city my when fa?
cm is: «in W
Y but among themsclvcs.
lSépnratcs whereby‘ the two
N of. so fast.
I O 0
Give ’(Im air.
0 . 0 0
Did you ever mcvi. the follow that
.inxcnlcd‘boxing? \Voil there was one
of tlmsc‘birds at the bouts in Stam~
ford last evening and he sat right
in back of mo.
He know every aghtcr that “as in
the ring and talked “1m them oil
before the boots. Hc know jun-‘4. how
good they “cm and just who would
u in. He was n mum friend of the
rotor-cc. the promoter. ticket seller.
ticket taker. water boy wild tho un-
nounccr. What hr didn' t know about
Um bouts there last evening wasn’t
worth knquln-v.
s
I O 0
Ho fold ihn wide world ovcrything
hII know. Whrn he wasn‘t knocking
th-I boxcrs ho “Inuld about. at the
wi‘crco "digger" Mcl"arih_v. who {or—
got morn about the fighting game
than "Mr_ ls‘nowil" will ovor know.
Those are the kind of birds that take
all the enjoyment. out of rm evening.
for anyone who is unfortunate on-
ougli to be scaled near them. There
should ho. a special row reserved for
these eggs and put them all together
and let them .2111! until they are tired.
O”. '0
Outside 01 um. the bouni‘ were
the best of the season and the lore
cat (II-om} turned out to witness “gem.
Cbimbolc must have made some
money last night. It is near “me that
be made up some that he in” lost.
0 O O
cjp‘ -
o
Eddie Corbett is going along by
loops and bounds. Tho Hartford lad,
I:
HIGH SCHOOL
FIVE READY
Will Play their Games
at Red Men’s Hall—-
Many Men out for
the Team
Exit and goal posts and (Inter the
baskcis‘ The Norwslk. High school
basketball team is now already set
for its season. The questirin has now
been withdrawn regarding the
whereabouts of tho games.
. William J. “'alsh. manager 0: 1th.
Hish"school quintet announces that
srsngemcnis have been made with
tho management of the Red Men
team‘s
will play thIIlr games in Red Men's
hall throughout the season on Mon—
day evenfigs. The girls‘ team of. the
High school enters into the alliance
and will play the first or the eve-
ning' 5 three matches.
Negotiations have been pending
with Manager John J. McGarrie. in.
for quite some time and reached
their final wording last evening at a
meeting cube team. v'rhe two teams
will divide in the expenses and pro~
fits. The schedule will be so arr
angcd that) the two teams will al—
crnate in iheir place, on the eve:-
nlng's,prog‘l~n.m. ThoScps will play
the third games about half the time
and the By; will play the third game
during the other part, the girls play
the middle match.
. Manager “’alsh has not yet com-
pleted his schedule but. intends to
do so within a. very short while and
intends to open the green and whfie
xenon in about twonveeks with the
N H. S alumni. The girls will alto
play the alumnae team. TSGames will;
start regularly after New Years and
will continue twice a. week. in town'
on “(many evenings and out-obtown
on Friday evenings.
a. crackerjack aggregation. It will
be composed for the most part '0!
veteran material and for _ .tho. rest
with capable additions. The” are;
three men left over frommc year
aggregation who have (duke it more;
for‘ themselves“ on the court. They .
are: I “Hawk" Skldd. mien: Fineson
and Irwin Holmes. These three mm
will Eccount for the forward and .
center positions and will most prob.
ably be r'é’guiar parts the green
on the term
Good' material is also pro
1! Sp... 3......
Chat and Comment 01, Special Interest
Norwalk Fans.
W RVWDDO'II'W -m
a short mm, put up
a hard nan to best.
in motion and it takes a good mam z.) . .=
keep him of! and punish him.
for condition than he was wil-
bout.
Igfimennst
Villa. 83. 500 and
to ippcar in the min and semi~£lnal
hon}.
Shu'grue-Johnny Darcy bout staged
rounder, will- complete Thursday
night? ., curd In lingual-fin“. W4
The team this year promises to be '-
w
M.;4Q‘xf"
I
who has only horn in (am. {gr
«om.» 9:?
fight against Young I
ning.- .
. ’ e 0' I
Moo is I whirlwind light”- not
”(I
wnue Angelo last night again sud
the manure of Whiter Eduv o
Greenwich A draw would ham born
a. boilor do Iclsion in this bouI‘
put up a good bout and was In lIIItJ-
n l c
fought before.
0 O
I “as glad to see Cliairnisu Mowy‘
king of the boxing commission main .
the promoters of the boats bring out ; I‘ '
some now :Iorcs for the sonii-flifll
New gloves should be urn! for .
all of the bouts.
" Tho Calf Pasture Life Guard has-
ketball team held practice last
evening under the direction of Coach
chlandcr. The team is rounding ru-
10 form .und will be seen on the court
in the near future.
0 0 O
The Compo Life Guards arc stop-
ping along at a Inst pace and will
31 the team around this
section cementing rethink about.
O O I
May have the McMahon brothers
and the Quinn brothers on the Com-
no team and all four are stars of the
court. Lawrence McMahon is trying
out for the Eordhtun team and Ed
Quinn is trying to land a. berth on
the Eli five.
BIG PURSE r011 e
KAPLAN sour
Mulligan Will Pay Him
Good Sum t 0 Meet
Leonard -- Espect
Large Crowd
Kid Knplnn has now reached that
stage in his career where he doesn’t
have to go around looking for boots.
The Kid can Just about name his
own pried and the promoters listen
with respectful attention. Eamon i:
getting a nice piece of change for.
his efforts against Johnny Leonard
of Allentown. Pa” in Waterbury
Thursday night. Promoter (George.
Mulligan made Kapiansn offér that
them was no slicker-int about the
purse after Mulligan had named his
price. Boxing tons wand“; why the
‘Wnterbury promoter landed Kaplan.
gwhen other Nutmeg moguls couldn't.
As a. mutter or roughlumgsn has
paid the higest purtos'over given to
boxers in this state. When; he
staged the Lynch-Herman bantsm
weight championship bout, he had
to pay $10. 000 for the main elect
alone. Lari: sprih‘é he gave Pancho
no Flores $1. 500
respectllvol‘y. The Johnny
‘gpst him 33,000.,
but
this {all by big,
Mulligan takes ioug chances
his foresight and judgment have al-
ways been Vindicator) In the past. He
isn’t. gambling. however. with Kap«_
IThol Halide
Beam: will come hear
is share of; the 2mm
9.”, niche»; gotta mention
following! in Hartford; New
Two on: good bouts. each 0 m-
my him. his
Bridgea‘t inshbuml battle
tom-outlaw use this meeting
id rotating“; Waive verdict I!»
rend. : 3 .
{ha moving from.
; drove in rightward lens
hm
,ihon any other do: In; the bout. g;
you who enthusiasm. _
the sounding places. Such menu '
Konn’eth Thomss, um Helm
3'}
E
olcsf3»..n
is aluawzl
Eddy 11“;
'3
.x Iproximutc 2y
' wed tbrwsh
'3 Mmr
\nng racecor IInIi Eddie (22:16“.
. I. Sued each oihrI from out <ide
I. tom ring to the oner duri
“Inn 51"" bout of n. cork-Inc card 2‘“ the
II ‘ast night.
Is?on over ll
. 11112320 Wills ovu'
CORBETI‘ m sumo nous
' Is Handed Decision at End of Ten Fast Rounds
-—Willie Angelo Beats Eddy—Dundee De-
feats Brandt and Peatt is Victor—1,200 At-
tend Slim-j
'STAMII‘OR lI
H.—
'13“; 11.»—
1.:I,’ antic f-In3
ton furious mmds
the
lluccu was an an
I ‘npiioj I "it3
:clo weighed 134, Eddy 136. The
bout was slow at starting but by the
lend of the first round both boys
were hard at. work. During this and
the second round _Anseio missed a
number of blow. Eddy showing he
has lost but little or his old-time
cleverness_
The third was the local boy's round
without question. A hard right to
. 8'3. 3' '9“ WITH" , “11:: of net; the chin staggered the Greenwich
1."); 3 m 0 mm?" ',", a 1 g, hm... idol but he soon recovered. only to
l" w'd ainod "1:2in mor .mr\- take another hard blow to the face.
' u; 1 1t; u; $5032?“ 3"" justly ' and he backed away. Eddy appear-
"I I c n 2;. .
min I In ‘houzh inulz‘n 2.11132 ed “er_ "mgr": h: ‘f°’fl‘f;'wm‘i:
II. ll: munch gar. Tnl‘SS t lung :3 fourth " as 3‘ e on “ d
.. .é. .,,1 NT}: Ind fl tim “hm g:- .ining a. sight edge over his a. —
U ' H ‘ vcmr
:. am'w'w" ' ‘ he Fr'r'ggy ho ”files: Duriyng the rough milling in the
’ ”MM ‘ ” M“ °‘.‘ ” I; To um. both fightrrs fell through the
n“ 'M ”.1! ' . I“, ““3““ " “ .1 ropes. so fast was the fighting.
sting: “5 "'I' ‘ ~ ‘9 Itocco 5. fix: Neithor fell to the floor. however.
born: he “'11."!- ‘ms F0”) 3”, mp They were fighting hard at the bell.
"’“L‘l' l'.'r".'$..'h.m ' DEEP“)! 1‘1“}; The six and last was a. hard fought
Ed .‘ if" "v" ' .» 1,1 ‘3'”: flew“; one with each fighter trying for a
fiffigOJL‘; . .‘h.,n‘:;° Rocco} mung blow that might turn the tide
corner ' - ' ' of battlo. . Boone and cheers greeted
Roy) .3 ‘ ; 34 3- Corbett the decrswn of the referee. It was
136 1 ‘3 p 1 cferc "digger" a. good dcctsion. l l “1
McCarthy; . iavon, I..lchl the A hard right. ‘0 "‘9 p0 I“ ‘3 (ll:
pair‘to tho cen'I . ,r ti: rim: for chin gave Bar-9' Pam. the \er c
instrlu‘i’ionu' arui :‘Im ‘(Iicn on it over Johnny SChaflI loan titer the
was a ma! 31m. 3.: be“ '1‘ opening of the fifth round. Heather
fighters .31., not :IZrcautionsly b fighter displayed much science bu-
spar-rings Ewing;- 322» opening canto some stinging blows reached their
but struIl; out
that
lashed out $11!!
stomarfi.
and I Irv-13¢}
blows .r:
and bomb in":
Follov in: i In
pedbt:
Vi
Rocco LII' l; his
doubt
weights stood in
went to :hult
howled iZI . ii
The f.~ 3;:
as the :I
the fourth. Til
.to Rocco.
tense as Rocco
ring with rig“,
long “twain:
was Rocco's
ter was again?
which, like th
the air as he so
low‘ the bu‘t.
over. No
the following. re
The honors in
oath won
the fanr again
raund.
encc ga\I."uIr1L
”stools.
‘ Vi’lth r
bee in
tho other.
cenfler of timf
blows {or a. spell
gunfight or.
The going at
the fans want
and lofts. A: it”
started them on thrir way.
Rocco leapd from
Saar-Hy azftcrwnld Rocco
exchanged
:hérenter of the ring with
the, fcrzmrpiflhg in tho cleaner
in“.
by the ’\‘I Ivi'orker, the latter slip-
:33; on its feat in o
filth}: 3 mm and re-
hurry. ._. 53: I
sinned r‘IlI bung:
t‘orbet' de th
i‘lowinIle'Is I»
.rcl‘ oontlnur Ii ibrougfiout.
Wm: third
the fans 10 their foot
ring pummellzx catch Mixer.
(3".
ipprovai.
“'3:
2r SWEN' 4
the gong to stir: lhII
Cot-gen was on the de-
’ my; l:‘ m- about the
{is to the body.
far and (‘orbeft's poorest
beating at. tho bell.
Rocco emerged a_ 5 node.
than his adversary
was full of union from ‘mil to hell.
In this round Rocco Jumrvzd high in
Corbett drOIIe in a. bud right be-
71003:? Ce. undefined but
time and tonight back i: trder than
did the sam-
hlt low. but from the
ed on his foef‘most 0'
about oven, in the eighth
where thI v rr rim-2'
l. occo' a .
the best ucapow
ling batik“ :u‘Id in min rt. und no 113-
ed it to g: ‘0'.“ zr‘r‘ \ 11mm 0.
plause as: both figltfét‘o went to their
9 tic-lingo, Rocco and Cor—
bett fought. a war old—iIme slugging
11m (comet‘s corner in 1119
nlnth. Noltlier gained any advantage
n‘ng and exchanged
:Thcy clinched and wr go mad,
3h: the nail- to RM
they stood. seficély
heir 3qu as as life
swlll hard right:
1. 1d of the gong
\lS sIool and
a. hard lrz‘t to the
slinging
rlous onsla tight in!
:inrd right to
start-1d the gore
roux»; without any
round brought
.I...- both light-
-;I.iddle offithc
As they
the crowd
the
tor-I I-‘
still on their feet
the .call of
Lustivitles in
s inning also went
{0 the bond and
It
i. oxhibitiéhxthus
the lat.-
the form. taking a
better
‘3‘. the fifth
a preyious rounds,
ung n im g'I left and
thing in
unrl Sill! again “'33
. n he stay-
1 l9 lime.
lbs} 5 x? l andmv-
tool; 0 their feet
3rd I rI: :gfiout' the
Mai: It right was
“"11 the _mel-
;
The gut“-
in u- in leroug ap—
Both met in tho
of about a mug”;
6théheadj.
stagéwas taster.
mark. Selina cut Penn's nose early
in the bout and the blood flowed
continually. It was the first public
appearance of Pcatt in four years.
Schafl weighed 159: Pratt 151 3-4.
Young Dundee. of Port Chester
earned the decision (net Bobby
Br" ..,ndt of New York, in n fut six
round opener. Covered with blood
both fought furously and. like the
star bout. the ans cheered lustily
as they pummeled each other. Dun-
dee sent Brandt to the canvas for
the count of three in the tough
round with a. stinging right to the
point of the chin. Brandt was dazed
during the remainder of the round
but managed to successfully weather
the storm of blow: that were show-
cred upon him with the intent to end
hostilities then and there. Dundee
weighed 115: Brandt,119 1-4.
The bouts were run off in per-
fect order with but little waiting be-
tween. The show proved to be full
of action and judging from the com-
ment of the fans. was one of the best
cards staged by Promoter Joe Chim-
bole in some time. Pete Pmero‘s
announcing was as it always is—Iup.
to- the-minute. A sprinkling of the
fair sex. was in evidence.
WILSON WILL
MEETGREB
NEW YORK, Dec. 11.—It is learn-
cd from a thoroughly reliable source
that Harry Greb and Johnny “’ilson
virtually are matched for a middle-
weight championship bout. at Madi—
sdi Square Garden about the middle
of Jiniury. Though Tex Rickard
would not confirm‘ this report yester-
day. fieither ould he deny it. The
reason for Rfckard's silence is that
Grab is to fight Gene Tunney tonight.
I! Tunney should happen to knock
out the Pittsburgher Rickard, hardly
would care to put: Greb in the Gar-
den in a. middleweight championship
match until the memory of. such a.
knockout had been softened by
time. ..
It Grab puts up a. good scrap
against Tunney tonight in their
men round from tor tho Ameri-
can “tilt lie-weigh}. honors now
held by Tunney. you may fit as.
fitted that on 'l‘nudty—or don't
beforeI the end or tho week—413mb
will be aimed to defend his mm-
W
, per cent... paya
llGER STARS
GET
Princeton Awards
Letters to Men
ing P a rt in F
Sports
——~
I‘RIVCFTON .\'.J.
Awards of 106 nthle-ic
members of the Priucc
team and to mrn taking . ,
various other branchu '
have been announcrd 213:”
Undergraduate Album: Lo
Twcnu sewn mr-n rficri‘nd
V'araib I’ for p‘I 1I m. of ex
Hanard or Yale football "
largest number of football
awarded in mam :-'I,(ars While
bers of the soccer and c .. . ,
beams received fourteen and
respectiv el3 .
Class numeral: \Icro ‘hnn .
Fall tennis tournamana and .
winners in the annual cm
and a. total of fillFJOL‘?
was voted to freshman. mr-r .
the football. sore-:r and on .
try combinations.
Members of the footba: l tr-
Won the unix rrsit3 P for phi
the Hanard or iaic game
followzs
Captain A. Burr Snlmly. Wu
box-o, Paq llolwri \‘i. Psalm!
lyn, N. 12; “'iliiam S. 1300:}.
Shreveport. La; Charles W.
well Yonkers. X. Y: John H. D
“'ayncsburg. 121.; 1:. Braddock
more. Germanic“ n. l’a.: ii
Emery. New York City; (14’:
Gates Jr., Constantinople. '1'
John P. German. Syracuse,
Albert II‘. Howard. Bradford.
RichaTi'd A. Newbl'. W‘s-I-
0.: Kenneth B. Smith. :Iion ..
I
eion g.
Ill
I .
J.: Saxby 3i. Tilson. Fall
311388.: Thomas R. Williams. .
ford. Conn; 139331 1:. Ilerggn,
waukce. “15.; .‘Jvin \1 B .
Owensboro. K31; IL: “. 2w ..,:
troit. Mich: Harry W. lel.
I‘m; Theodore \\'. llrcws s,
IIL; John K. Ewing Bryn Man
Robort M. Gibson. Pittsburgh.
Ralph G. Hills, Washington. I
J. Maury Logan-in. New t. ‘
La; Frank H. liuian. Jrancm.
E. C. Stout, ilast Orange. E.
Howell \an Gal-biz. Vew Yer.
Richard “I “ingaic. Ar lin, ..
Jl
Fourtorn mI-n son 1m.- A.
insignia a3 mvr-mb-t-rs cf the
eleven. Thny “era Car-lain
Smart, throiI. Mich; John
Cooper, Baltimore. hid; Ge
Fisher. Mount Vernon. N. Y;
mund Lie) d. l’iiilade’. -;
Pitrachat. \Vashington ‘
S. Simoudr, Cuerrnrnatornl,’g
Stephen \‘i‘oolston Chestnut
Pa; Mulford A. Colebrook. 3
tor. N. Y.; Charles 5.1mm. ~
N. Y.; Francis Handy. Staten .
N. Y.: Ronald Uiue.. Set
City: Carl Sahirr. Arlington. .
H. Turner. Princeton X. .l-
.l. G. 1.. Mol lox Ba30nne
As mcnlbcrs oz 12;: co
team this Fail or g'm men
their minor sport Priors. Thu
Captain lliIiI nour Ramp Iond
City. 310.: Stew: I Conger.
York City: J. \K'. Gordon. St.
Mo; Kari ch’. Buffalo.
Leonard lrIamlng New lurk
Tom LoI: xning .VIvI York Cit.
man Ross. Johns‘ on \’.;1
V0 dre\. East Thor-pool Ohio:
ager John .‘llilrs Nor-lo. k. ‘3.
Straight clam numc as >
awarded to John Renard.
more, Md; for winnirg 1.th
any singits «hair 'Iionshp and
Honard Rich 1rd Patch 0' III
for winning the doubles c
srelying “innf‘rs of the threw“
in the annual are spree aw
ceived their straight nu
follows: TV. \\. Tortola“). {NE
T. Y. Buttrey. sopl 01. nor; and
Summey. fres‘mnar. J. ‘0‘!"
East Liverpool Ohio. W a
his straight mm for
the sophomore- frcsllma.
tr3 run this Fall
Straight numera. s ‘9 *
twent3- eight freshmen I o m
on the yearling foo'LIn'l “aid-
Fall, and twenty-one refill ‘
soccer insignia. “bile the :-
freshmen to fini 511 in the I. .
late cross—counIry rUI 35°
voted minor sport nur‘Gl'“!
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The dividcnd ba‘I
November 1 by!
Steel Corporation
The Mathioson .
Clare-d a dividm d cf 1 3 W3
on its preferred stow k on “w
accumulations and In» rrg '
lerly dividend of i 3 ”v
the same issurI. bmh pt"
8'7- " to stockholdI rs o.
cember 20
British
declared an extra
cent and the rcgulai‘" all
2 or can
32102:.1“ 1"to shareholders
Deoen mber 2:.
ora'rhe Real Silk Hos ‘ (1
dated an initial quaflef: it!
Of 62 1- 2 cents a share 0
Non stock. payable Jag“.e
Winters of record din!
' IShell Transport and Tram“
Ila-DY. Ltd, declared an n; .
Mend o! 2 shillings on ‘5
m payable Januar3 mpi‘
I’The Royal Dutch Oil co
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shred interim
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