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Hummus AT STAMFORD
Joe Chimbole Will Have Best Card in Career at
State Armory;Bouts -— Rocco-August Bat-
tle Is for' State Lightweight. Laurels —
Large Crowd Expected
u.—- our. bank Timur and Harry Willa.
h. i There are others of course who have
squared
a.
STAMFORD. Conn... Sept.
Pete August. protege of Joe Smlt
' is at] ready tor his appearance in the 3 gained prominence in the
Waahlngton. which for years has E hing when he meets Johnny Rocco.
;circle but. Chimbolo feel- that Fri-
; day'- card will cause come comment
3 among the fight tollowera of the an
2 Stamford listic world on Friday ere:
w all of its emotiona. wheth- ; the Mount Vernon punch dupenser.
the ocmslon was an inauguration. in the feature bout of the Stamford
m from a foreign ruler. Gon- ?Sporting Club's {our-bout card at
- all fireworks. man. orathe State Armory on South Street.
:York City. is confident of a victory
been 111 et lv robbed ,
has co pl e ‘ jover the hay from Wenchester Conn
123 poise—figuratively thrown on
ear and b mocha]! team. _
with Clark, drimzh'a Americanfrcundlh but as Joe 5mm! 53”- 811"
club hanging to am place : aciea happen even in the ring. John-
elathmlasm of the city has. ny Rocco feels the same fray as
m to unprecedented heights. : Pete‘s ”Ra‘g" 3179“: miraculous
fans, who have undergone “a h'???‘ S! and he :5 60mm tha.
of disappointment are in a
- .- no state. The season closes a
. " k i’rom’today.
4. Government officials are excited. “ _ ' .
Senator- who remained in the caplt- ' ‘33 Pfida? ”it: “1-: ”’-
al for a more or less dull summer.
-. Bewaentatives and all of the varied
‘ people who go to make up the cm:
have been drawn into a one alt-ab—
aorhing topic—a pennant and a
"Id eerie: in “'3 gtcn. Pre-i-
dent Coolidge ever. hopes that “‘32::-
lngton will be successful.
Subscriptions
up for Waller JOE:so".. the p:'~h:n;
War. There is 13:1: of erec-trg
a monument for him. and someone
has suggested that a 19 ~' he‘d-1::
be made of his ‘. :rffiizr.
players are‘hcrces. inc. ;_. l .
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2111 en:
producer before the close of the ten
stanzas.
UP
'iield where he is scheduled to mes:
Young begete on Monday night.
Tuesday mght will see bum in Haver-
ford. Pa. where he is scheduled to
meet Jack McFarlane.
The
and August Will be fought
8 '1k““ state Elihtwrjgh: trio and its adv
' Into a iota! setting should do mac“
to treat-:- considerate interest in the
bout as t-cth scrarpcrs are well
know: exp-one 3115 o: the or: of wing-
. .. and there is no fear of a
.2'5 entertainment.
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. L H ‘ ’ h ‘ drax‘ored to get everyone of prom-
lng‘tot: and w "ter the ‘ear: ~
wtnmng or 39
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or the usual eventa or a nation's iAucust. fresh from his sent» in New;
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Ety. The battle is scheduled for ten‘
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he “til be able to administer a sleep:
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Angus aner ha scrap in S‘amtord :
for 7
‘two days and the: hop 0'! to Pink. . g
the second bout ot the evening.
‘after an absence of a year and his;
‘local tight Inna. They all seem to;
d
feature bout beta-eta Rocco
for the
want Moore. i um; and now
The curtain raiser of tour rounds: grign‘lfiizernpginu behind the
, is 8150 Von!“ °‘ man” ‘5 "‘e “m - 3.10an11”. The Giants loated
-cxty. and Charley Gallo of New Ro-.’
E water.
'card. is beyond a doubt the best one:
trence or. his card but Jack Demp-_
that waa madh famous by burglar
proof locks and bullet proof heads.
To prove the assertion "Little Tea"
has gone and signed up Ellie Conga
of Staten Island. to mp punches
with \Vlllie Angelo of this locality.
in the semi-final of eight canton.
Congra is a fast man who drill.- his
punches home with a weird accuracy
which is expected to keep the local
canvas artist on thé hop during the
sixteen: minute. that they occupy
the ring.
What gives promise of being a
fast. waltz is the nix round affair be-
tWeen Irish Jackie Moore, and Nick
Petite of Bridgeport who are ache-
duled to do at: rounds of waltzing in
Senators and Giants
Cling to the Top
By deteatlng Chicago yester-
day Brooklyn crept closer to the
Moore in returning to the local ring'
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comeback is looked forward to b".
«rappers. Johnny Baldwin 0! this. lwcause it rained in the morning.
\Vashlngton. with the slippery
top rung of the ladder still in its
grasp. played hard yesterday and
deteated Chicago. 8 to 3. and
held its place at the top of the
column. Sew York. hungering {or
its slice of the “‘orld Series
dough,» went axter Cleveland and
chelle. are are scrappera of the first
Taken all in all. the fight
that Joe ChimbC-le has ever swung in ‘
Stamford in his career as moving?
picture operatinc and fight pro- ’
mozer. :
,pletely annular:
defeat- They are r
world eerie.- 2273("5
convince them that titty won't
Ible t‘ use them.
FRANK GENARO
mammal”
Will Battle Bushy Gra-
ham of L'tica at
Henderson Bowl in
Brooklyn
at“: r3992: ca:
1-;
The Yeahs.
Are slipping last.
The crew (-1 Miller Huggins have
Lion: Supt-ed cut ‘-5 the American
league ;:::“"‘. ’ . If they win
of thezr rrmaini‘m Si} games and
". 111: be
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the Sera'ors or}? Win (cur.
‘ :32 325?.
Barr Rmh and Gummy have a
very slim chime or grabbing of! the
N331" YORK.
of his chance
a.
welsh: title b ‘ ”3:. n looks a: it they will have
cho V323": n‘zc. - to be satisfied with second money
aro wt; rather . ‘tlns you.
$7 :crtigh'. 7-‘ Bantu - - .
8:902:31. 1:1: "
Graham. $6.5. 5 d .. :1e man.
hectares-“.312. . ”may; wcrko.j
bot:
Thong: Lo :2
the reason 2:22:
“’c arr 0! lbs opinion that “alter
Johrhou basalt-s aiming games also
had a great deal to do with the run—
ning or the dub during the prestnt
season and that it was his braiib
that hn-tpcd .- great deal in putting
the b‘lators nix-re tbcy are today.
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Sportwarrage
$5 Chat and Comment of Special Interest to
N orwalk Fans
By LeRoy D. Downs
3 humble Red Sox still lOI’er by
' pinning a 9 to 1' defeat on the
Beaneaters.-the once proud poa-
eeaeore of a \Vorld‘s Champion—
ship gonfalon.
llere 1: how the leaders stand
this morning:
NATIONAL LEAGYE
. W. L. PC.
New York ........ SS 53 .604
Brooklyn ...... .. 99 60 .599
.. last reason a: the local Armory. Pittsburgh . . . . .. $5 55 j”
. a o o :
Fight fans who are looking (or'
plenty of action. will do well to at— AMERICA)? LEAGI'E _
tendthesimattheStaml’ordAw W. L. PC.
“'0'? 0" I’m" “6"“ m P?“ Washington . as so .595
Augusto! OBI-lament! John? New York ss 52 .681
Rocooothew M will swap Detroit ..... .. .. s: 57 '5”
punches in the main bout.
9 copped. 1|? to 0. remaining in
second place. Detroit laid the
STRIBLING T0
3mm STONE
Will Clash With Phila-
delphia'n in Bout at
. Newark on Septem-
ber 26
Ad Stone, Philadelphia’s contend-
3e: for the light heavyweight title,
5 and Young Stribllng. of Macon. 6a..
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Young Mulligan is working hard;
{or his coming battle with Jlm Bones-
Er: l’ridgeport. He is training daily
with Billy Kline. Norwalk‘s welter-E
weight and states that he is in the§
pm‘x c! condition. 3
)iulllcan states that it is bk am~.
b non to score a knockout over lion-
” ... .1... W and “m fir ‘fl'oz‘neThree Star Ten Round
better (bullion: character be! . Battles Will Be
Staged on September
30
According to Mulligan. Billy Kline ;
shape: up as a real snapper and;
should do well it given a chance on
c.’ the cards staged in this rec-
' Kline I: anxious to show his
.r'c ”-3 the fans.
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BRIDGEPORT. Sept. 33. —- The
c o 0 :Bridgeport indoor boxing season will
3 . ' Fe
The T18?!- football team ‘1“ hold? get under way a week from toms...
.1, meeting this evening at MCk’Lwhen the Bridgeport Athletic and
Hall {or the W of organizing" Amusement company will stage a:
for the gras‘n-L ”um m mi all-star show 0! three IU-mund 5:135
m. for the “w,“ B invited ‘0 “_ f a eurounder and a curtain ram. 0:
I I I . ll Your.
E t ‘5' ' ; Featuring the program in
S‘TT'.
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upon 11;:
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cw l;\'-'.-d long enoughi"
'* r.- 1:: conversation with
the;
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id I not." he replied; Kansas City Star repom a man who
returned I saw this sign: "Ye Olde Hot Dogge
' Shoppe."
French Arid Dr‘s. Aggro Contest
In International Air Speed Races
'seventh meeting between Steve Smith
a gins of wine in —!as: rising Bridgport zen-her-
n'eral other mengweighz—and Georgie Day. the New
. previous to his i Haven flash. Five 0: the six bouts
quarantine ground 1 (ought between this pair a: thriller:
Cadmus. one of the party i ended in draws, Smith getting it:
divest-d him both as marquis and 3 decision in the remaining scrap.
c.crzeral, and then asked him which é Both lads are fighters who get in
he pref-erred. He unheattat‘mgly andEthelr punches and work their raw;
rmphatir‘allr replied: "I. am an from the first so“. Day recently
generai."—Phlladelphia 3 knocked out Johnny Llama. another
EBrldgcport. product. and withfimlth
took
5":
3.
Bulle':
state his own.
while. atylea himself Connecticut‘s
double leader. champ of the feather-
The E weights and king of the junior 1gb:-
weights.
“the Smith-Day argument is not
the only number on the card promir-
lng action. Johnny Red Allen. the
state's beat a few years back. is put.
ung on a local come-back in one.
hooking up with the hard hitting
Eddie Corbett. The-e. two. while not
short. on the science or the game, are
.bectatnckhgandwithbothm-
An Aged D511.
(Toledo Blade).
This approaches the, limit.
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Welterweight H elps‘ flu. .
W Scrapper Get;
In Shape for Bout
With Jim Bones ?
Billy Kline. the recent addition to;
he Nora-all: Fistic Forces. 1.! work-i
u out daily with Young Sluiiim‘.
lathe hope of getting on to the next?
an! arranged in the vicinity. Those?
0" - hare seen Kline work out are”
‘mueh imprescd with his allow-1
Bohufaston hinteetaaa
.. wt and hit: straight and
. ha! come through yet with
_. to the challenge print“
.. {and Kline wishes to state
"fploylng their specialty the tan: will
éno: be disappointed.
f Last. but not least among the 19—
roundem is the long desk-ed meeting
:berween Jimmy Bones. Bridgeport.
Eb'antam idol. and Young linlligan,
; the rink: mayor of Norwalk. These
lerds have been talking tight for
Fsome time and promoters of Sor-
Ewalk, Stamford and Bridgeport have
3603‘; everything in the past to get
their efforts were or no avail until
Etho'LkLCIInethx-onghwuhatn
softer to Mm
f'l‘hehectboth doiafkhhanaae
gtherebnoloveloatbetweenthepatr
lthe action ahouldbeawtft and plenty
{unclean .
In the nix-rounder on the card
ir‘nukioAhmanother '
out of the. way Georgie can call the-
Smith. in the meanvy‘
ithem together for a long while bur
; have been signed to meet in a twelve
round battle in the openinl show
ior the indoor reason in the Sewer:
X. J. Armory or: September :6. This
.battle between two of the present
.scnsatlonh in the light heavyweight
.diviaion. will go a long way in de-
; adding the logical opponent for the
present light heavyweight champion,
E Elke Mc’l‘lguc.
E The Philadelphia light heavy.—
5 once a member or the Marine corps.
f—ha‘a long cherished a desire to
.‘meet the Southern sensation and in
E tully confident of his ability to con-
Etinue on his knock out rampage by
Eaddlng Stribling to his list ‘ ric-
. time. To date. Stone has engaged in
tthlrw-eight battles and hah scored
,knockouta in twentyJour of them.
ills: latest victim was like Conroy
got Rochester, who recently neared I.
: technical knockout 'over Battling
fSlki. Conroy lasted eight round. be-
;tore the terrific onslaught 5: the
. former Lianne.
J Three o! 553.: liofl‘a boxers will be
;eeen in action in three ten round
. battle: to be staged in Aurora. Ill..
: on September 2:. Eddie ”Kid" Wag.
Enter of Philadelphia is paired o!
Ewith Mike Dundee of Rick bland;
Trry McHugh. the Allentown. Pa..
Schufler or Chicago and Al Gordan
go! Philadelphia molten his um
lWeetern appearance in a bout with
' Patty Flanagan .
Bud Chrintian' o. the former But-
:alo star, who in now making hi-
home in, Philadelphia. has
signed to meet. Joe Matrauga. the
hear Orleans lightweight, In fifteen
round battle in New Orient. on
. Septealber 26.
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Championship Golf
mouonz. 1”... Sept. 22
hundred and fifty-two general-x:
are playing the second eighteen hole:
at the qualifying round of the Na»
clonal Amateur Championship (our.
nament at the Xenon Cricket club.
The field in the episodic“. in the
history at the (aura—amt. On ht»
urday 29 had and: ror the 18 hole‘
of 71' or better. six had 78. {cartoon
took 3" and the other: struggled
over variou- tlgurea up to ’4. made
by the champion of Panama. Edv
mund L. W.
. Experts. predict. that with good
condition! u M ’57 (or the 8‘
hole-ofmedalpiaywm beacons-
au-y to quality. or tour awoke- le-
than in any previou- national ama-
teur meeting. Several noted golfer:
including Je- hem. of New
york. former national champion. and
me of, the British Walker Cup
page”. must show darted improve-
mmmmmulhm the
match our We W-
ags-unmet; 1:1 urns 217 .4”
M‘Bkn. 13¢ 551 man an
4 Ironing. K. Y. 188 511.1” 184 .3“
' CW. M 115 4“ " it 1“ .858
30‘. ct. ' 121 483‘ I1 1“ .85.
a. an f a. 3. av.
1n saunas .37-
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been:
By NOM“ E. BROWN
As this story is written 3r. George
Earl Neh’eely. late of Sacramento.
stands a good chance or being ac-
claimed one of the berm who help-
ed carry Washington to it: first pen-
nant. Illa chance is even with that
or the team capping. of courae.
It is written in I star: that such
succee- ahould co e to )lcxeely in
such short order.
Ilia advent in the big chow was
precipitous. The deal that made
him a baseball Senator was Jenn-
tional and his debut on the playing
field was marked with more are-
worka. So it would seem in keeping.
with 'the fitness of things for him to
plunge right into the world‘s—eerie;
hicNeely was singing and out~
fielding hie way through the Pacific
Coast league with the Sacramento
team a tew weeks ago. Most tans
figured hewaaduetogonpbynext
aeaaon but the deal that made him
a big league:- came on: of 1 clear
Grimm wasn‘t planed with his
outfield. Moot \Vaehingtcn tans
seemed to be. however. So there
no a merry but; of conversation
and considerable planning (mm the
"howling minority" when Griffith
sent “Spark Plug" )htthewa to the
coast for Xch'eely. .
Matthew: Had m
)latthowa had won many friends
with his treak style of fielding and
his hitting. flashy at time- and us-
ually above the .300 mark. That
Griaith nhould take a chance of.
weakening his attack by dropping
Mauhewa atruck many tan: aa a
toolllh more.
Then McNeely reported.
Xanager ‘ Harris — undoubtedly
with Grimm'a consent. if not at his
auggaetiowpmmpuy benched Nemo
Lelbold against letthand pitchers to
give ileh'eely his chance.
Lelbold was then hitting .150.
Fans who remained calm and col-
lected during xatthewn' departure
became groggy. Then most or them
finding their voices. yelped long
and luatlly.
31cher re ed in the outfield.
And proceed to deliver-
lie field: cleanly and cover-- a lot
of ground — more than Matthews.
Some will dispute thin statement but
Matthewa‘ Jerky. short—step style of
running given one the lmpreasion
that he in traveling to the far corn-
era when he is merely playing an
average acreage.
McNeely had a. lame arm when
hemmed. It proved a minor in-
Jun’ but. Grlmth has asked Commie—
aloner Landie to order a rebate on
the purchase price because Earl
wasn't technically sound in wind and
limb. ’
And here'- the dual laugh for
Grimm in the deal. .
He didn't take the trouble to ex-
plain. when the deal for Mchelr
was made. that Matthew: isn't lost
to the Grinmen. permanently. But
the fact in that be arranged tor the
return of natthewa at the end of
the mac Coast league aeaaon o
the payment or an additional 35.-
000 which means he'll have both
men next season.
GRID DATES
The football schedule. for the
Yale. Harvard and Princeton teams
follow:
Yale.
October 4. North Carolina: Octo-
ber 11. Georgia; October 18. Dart-
mouth: October 35. Brown: Novena-
ber 1. Army: November 8, )laryland:
November 15. Princeton a1 Prince-
ton; November 2:. Harvard.
October 25. Dartmouth;
1. Bolton University: November 3_
Princeton: Ember 22, Yale
New ; 3;
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238. WE HAVE: Ito m1-
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us us 105131 .350 “ ‘
Race on Saturday
NATIONAL LE‘GCE
W. L. RC.
New York ...... 59 5-2 .errl
Brooklyn ....... $0 60 .51”;
Pittsburgh ...... 55 3.3
Cincinnati ...... SO 57
Chicago ........ 79 67
St. Louis 52 56
Philadelphia .... £3 93
Boston ......... 30 593
AMERICAN 1.31th E.
W. L. P.(‘.
Washington .... 88 6'3 .595
New York ...... 5'3 632 .5 1
Detroit ......_.. s: e: 3
St- Louis ....... «3 74 . 3
Philadelphia .... T 51 .43:
Cleveland ...... 66 Si .446
Chicago ........ 65 $3 .439
Boston ......... £5 E; .426
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XATIOXAL LEAG ['5
Pittsburgh at New York.
Chicago at Brooklyn-
Cincinnati at Boston.
St. Louis at Philadelphia.
AMERICAN IEAGI‘E. ’
New York at Cleveland-
“fishing-ton at Chicago.
Boston at Detroit.
Philadelphia 3: S‘
mi‘
Louis.
331103111. marl;
Chicago 1: Brooklyn
.L‘IERICAX 1.1-1le
New York 14?. Cleveland ll.
Washington 8. Chicago 8.
Boston 1. Detroit S.
Philadelphia 1, st. Louis L
BALTIMORE HAS
GREAT RECORD '
Straight Years
WATERBL'RY. Sept- :3.—Fcr a
team to win 190 or more games dur-
ing a league season tn c‘rganizedr
than an ordinary amount of interest:
But when a club wins more than
100 game: in each a: six comm-‘
tire reasons. it has established a reg
Such a tea: has been performed by:
the Baltimore club title-winners it:
the International league for the past
at: years, which meets :or the Brag—g
coo, Eastern League champions. on
Tneeday, Wednesday and Thursday:
at the local ball grounds {or the:
minor league championship o: the
East. ' '
In the six consecutive years that
Jack Dunn has driven the Orioles. ‘
to the top of the International Lea-E
the and kept them there. they have:
won over 100 games {or him. Andi
multitwaanecemryaten'é
times to do so in order to cop asthe‘s
second place club in {our of thee:
Ii! years also landed over a century?
number of Victoria.
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UNIVERSITY. Ta... Sept. :3.——Yir-
glnia's gridiron squad has now reach:
ed the stage in training when the;
emphash can be ahitted from fun-l
damentals to the details 0: actual?
football play. Two weeks have been:
spent in conditioning the \‘trginlnmi
and two more weeks remain to be?
used in preparation for the first
game of the tall.
Already the coaches have begun
to sift through the material and to
aelect the men ‘10 will be drilled
together {or the opening game. 0:
course, many changes are yet to be'
made, hut in the two week: that:
hanpameduaachenxealeand Kai-E
ltonharehadthelreyuonaomeot
mymwhoueemtohavethe
mummthegridiron. _
Ono momentum put to
vworkateigulpractioe was made
The-mar. center: George
Manda-mam guards:
W. maize: and “Rube“ a”:
manltaeklea; Bill Dietrich and Don
M.“ mama Napkin;
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FRENCH HORSE COVERSMIUS
AT ACQUEDUCT [N FAST h!
Clocked at 1:38 Flat By Official Timer-~81! ..
Good Form and Works Without P
Urging — Ladkin in Good Shape
!
: 12:29:, L15 3?:
Team Has Won 1005“
Games for Six;
baseball is a (eat that merits morei
cord which may never be sum-aged? .
tron: a glance at the records. it apfi' .
. mamwo
amt-3“
for It;
22;; That- a:
on the stop w
: or
On-
en. azrrg
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broke. I: ‘5'
first that
the
worth
Pace and 52—: at
long
the quarter :1: :
furlorgs were cv-
t and the hsi.
Around the head 2;
the three quarters marl:
He was new-- racing '
after- a pretty tart:
negotiated the acre:
flat. and. according '
of the main-Ry of
over the mile in
the furious pole
no one innocent gesizre.
Experts who wazched we work 0‘
Epinard, with
force then h‘s own cox:
edhewillbeaharder: -
next Saturday afternoon.
Leigh was Warmiy 0:03.533: 1 ». »
such veteran a: Tom Tear;
Welsh and Jimmy How»;
Louis Few was profits: in
”he of the invader. though LC“
mu m in will prove 3:15“
the better horse at the distance an
m l.” B!— Enihard cooied WE
PM and halt an hour 3519!:
the aflhrt was on the war he“
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