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Evening sentinel, Wednesday, October 1, 1924 · page 8

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—Allen and Corbett Event—CliioDol-aey m
Draw—Referee McCarthy Of Color

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award the boats st the Casino tr.

Bridgeport last night. bu: what he:
was we superior 0: one Jim Bonn:
who Halda- l.’ the Park City. nan;l
we had any doubt about this ant-3
21- when they started the: bout,
the} veto warm-cod nt the end 03's
the eight rounds. :
Nqum Shh-’ie-d aiter Bones in
the “in first round and never a; _
up calm; the reminder o: the wiEvel-yone’ hm Pres?
Fat once dld the Bridgeport boy ’ -
look dangerous. He was 81".“ On] dellt Down, Pays T11
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WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 1.

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FOOTBALL SEASON SATURD

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NEW YORK. Oct. tyme the; ,
:ootbail season was opened last Sat-3:22:32 ‘he

urday the anemoon's program lack-é
ed the men or some 01 our most
prominent colleges both East and
West. and with that lack showed a'

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ill-Ir interest. This Will be made “plot the sear. 7‘ :i-.;; ,l'
merry throng.

lion but it will inaugurate the Series; BIG FOOT RA .
ernlly. Two battles between the are. :5: 7“
ouna again. while Harvard taxes on; “13' 571535 6? 5:

With St. Louis. while the Navy wall 031 and was.

on Saturday. when Harvard. fatal
Princeton. the Army. Nu); the :35? \x
and important Western ConlereLce
company and Stanton will Join tn».

This week will not only see every"
Varsity eleven in the countr) in ac-
ot intersection“ contests with which ..
the season's schedule is studdeq “0- NEW 70-715- ‘.

cross-countrv T.‘T,'

Lions will mark the debut at the big Ltrtn.a:’a3$"‘:d #2
Three. Isle entertaining Kortn car-z 3- L- m 3 3"
Virginin. Princeton is to meet Am- ‘ ”“94 0!, rater ..
hetsi. The Army is down {or n scrap Vim” “r4513 “lu 1'-
l'neet William and Mary. ‘ events. .

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od tum; .0 stop the narrate at -
blows that was comm: his was; 6 agar 0f senators , . . » ..... . S , international same or the ”ma, 3:: 51?; 2 \V ’
n" “1““ w“ “zen mu m i m. arrows. to the wonmzm years the club lull—2o. B. then named (horn loo: Sixth '1‘. J. Loftus 3&ch of Montreal will come do“: ‘ :3 2-! I - ..
handed Bones one o: 2.3? Worst 9:8" NIESSAGI‘fi W333“ ts; fave waited long flan been in existence ten managers chride. vetersn infielder. as msn- 190: Eighth T. J. Lotta; to Hanover to meet Dartmonth. The; ::€.-c-I~‘:“.li»t: h»; : ,
incl 0: 3"“ can“: .1. "Juin’gi —‘ .____... and patiently tor a pennant. They hnve labored to win a pennant for user. partly {or sentimental reasons 1994 Eighth T. J. 1.02m. Canadians will drop their unadno #3:! -:C:J”:;-f_ e‘,’ “9.» ‘
b"- the EngeW—‘t Eff: pved.‘ - had been near the realization of the capital. and partly because the veteran was 1905 Seventh Jake sum rush! for the “lemma end adept: gin-a“; Q. 5:; ; -_ ,
d" the Efrem“? “j“ :e {we} d :“BUCky” Hams a 8 their hopes but twice before the 1924 . sum In W. really a keen student of the me X906 Seventh Jake Stahl "1F A'P‘fle‘”? game. F” course ”'3‘ ' .L i ‘, ’w‘; “‘
4 He was had.) CHEN”?! 1...: racial? - umpsign drew to a close. Pew presentxlny tans remember and possessed. Grimm believed. 190': Iiighth J09 Cantillon Gill will be nole to tame quite a leer ‘- '15-‘35 .92 {-Ag re» :.-._ .33,“
f 1'5" lips “ViagpuJerd “0 a or: bug: Been Playmg i For’two years in a row. :91: and I Manning and Latina. the am two managerial ability. - 1908 Seventh Joe Cantillon important deun‘ 9‘ its 0‘1}. “mum“ 3-1613:de : l” ‘ .. '
l 7 we“ ms“: “M“ 532$ round :0 Since 1 9 1 6 — Win; m: the cnvltsl city ems: flirted 3 Pilots. wt. Sam. the next tnsn to . In health forced McBride to sur- 1909 - 1513th Joe Cnntlllou ““0 the Dame Filth the “We 12-; i "jig“ i‘ -; ‘ ~
°" “Fwy?“ m: 61:: Row . - with’the pennant in the closing any: i take thallium. won tame and popn- render the reins. Clyde muse, neet~ 1910 Sen-nth Jame. Marlee,- diam-I. The intend pass was honored; ‘1 7&3“? 1"
'3" “mm” mm 3- at r“ l: lax: PIEdlCted or the campaign no inhed second I larlzy during his baseball career sud footed and popular center-fielder. 1911 Seventh James Mot-filter "“3 “5"” b’ AFT?“ ‘thl"’ m”; x~ ......,.
Mulligan “at m up mica bat-v ___._.._. in the final reckoning. Griffith was: was well known to the 1984 fans. followed Geom as mnnaser. but 1312 8060. in! Clark Gflflllh and “hug it practically h“ M2? 2:; ;:‘;"'“.;H
m8“ and XOLKeitronf-h; was his first the manager then. In fact 19!: was 1 He dled a couple of year- I30 “hue 83“ “9 “1° 3"" ‘nfl' " your. ”13 530°!“ Clark 6’13"" abandoned do“ he" is ‘150 (Ea-1:": Swoo- logy-1a.
33:02:1236flo—3 mm: and l: he Bar-KM“ chimP‘MIh‘D ”"3“ his nu: year With the club. ions-aged in the banking business. The appointment or Donia Bush 191‘ Third curt Grimth serous to go wormhwhlx. Lb: («fie-g tro‘pdcxial."
continues to .an the term that hegcome sad baseball 'chsmnionsfilv After those two hectic campaigns; Joe Cat-lunch. who succeeded Stall! as manasor for 1923 was a volatile: 1915 Fourth Clark Grifllth 231.; min}; 2:302:13; 60;; ft; manic; ‘5: .
displaled last elenlzz. Should belie-tam; girabitmifz?§gsfgg.og‘tg the team hit the skids until in 191: f tried in rainwlzor :hmri?"'t;o:::: x'lrtnntm gusuzzmeg 1,” Swan“: mark Grilflth ”in“ :00 -~ {Shaman 2.»; one
. v . 2 ‘ .k. w . z e: u t e 3.. . . 'lt wound it in seventh llnce- ;:l. pennant on r. n . . . . ,' . . :9 a' ., at“- a; _-
:51: £232.: 3 p en 3’ a: 0“ m h f-‘meflcan Lap" “Thu“ gut”? serum: of the putttwenty-fom' ;‘ Joe" became one or the bulwsrks of Grlri' after years of starring as short~ 1917 Fifth Clark Griffith kam ":3: wfifi . 5;};saffg;mn a.
L‘hlc Dorsey. another local lad. ‘ race m Ran Johnson: of?“ 133’; campaigns the Washington club: 'bo Amoriran Association. step for Detroit. 1913 Third Clark Griffith Pond Cottie and 139mm as in: w; , hit; an: r222» ya: V - ‘ ‘ cg,
sutysututlng :or Johnny Nelson 0! ever received. or eve. drannrg‘C‘h-e- : wound up in second division. Those; Jimmy McAleer. nfter his "10- Harris was named last winter. 191, Seventh Clark Griffith m 'mates. \Vadsworti: -on 0‘ u: we mezrt-pc- . 1’ Ii"
Smmiord. WHO was OVEYWKSM’ ”1° oratlon to be won. _ ' two second place years were the; year term With the \Vnshington club. - _ . 19:0 Sixth George NcBride '38 .‘ . -- . » and se2lr- .' . m,“
. . ~ fans on its return home. Ellery ball? < . 7 It Best R d “1151' HATS DID AND TEE ‘ Lnlled States Senator .rom 3\-.—w J. _ all
1011le a tour “mid draw “"11 , P ‘de t €001,552 down only ones that left club .hei high in ' became president of t e on. e .- 19:1 Fourth e McBride York, is second string quarter anal c: which “i; _ , -.
Frankie Ahem 01 Port Che-Her in the » :3” from :93. 2'“ today" .0 w.,_ race. Only twice had the team land- § Sax. ‘ m 1”: Qixth GE“; d Milnn the best 93808 80‘! kicker 0' the? uoilenaz-s 5 1‘ L _ ; -5.
opening 1m" mum: bout. Domi'J going to ur: Cham ions neck .0194 in third when tho present cam-i Griffith manager! the team eight - .9. . ' y o uad. Wadsworth: man “35‘“; f Th; camoa; —_ -f. ,.- r
meme“ ‘0 ““3 a 51‘8“ edge on {be home the ”guy p - ‘ 2 paisn started. That was in 1914 and 5 campaime—‘until he became tired- Yar P08111011 Lianne" ‘19.: Fourth Danie Bush ‘ sq . ‘ x . u 9 "wt.“ -1”: ‘ _ ; ~ ._ .ci.
‘hwmme 5°” A b“ ““73“ "‘1: ‘ dr—n‘ o' ll‘e club l'l iho winter olf ls-vl sum .1. H. Manning 1924 First Stanley Harris in ms lack of hen. “4521.. the twin. .... as L -_ - a m
.. . . . , ~ - punter arrive. may be expected out :1 . ' -3- ».; '

New fork state lad. L412: Jlsficr Mc- he he'd
.\ew lint-.5 could not seeflr“, "

resident Cooiidge is expected to re-

in which the bail players

accupy the plsce of

Cnrthy o:
it that way.

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the Columbia campus. He was con-
sidered an able coach.
mainly with the treahmen.

in the near future. Allen, who star-
He worked ’ red on the freshman eleven List 5.3-;
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assistants A rowing rally will
be held in Earl Hall this noon and , was the star at the freshman team
the coaching stsft will outline their . last year, Zarakov does not appear, WM 522"
plans for the year. goo the lineoups 0: either the tire: or at Van Cor—.3” '

Lust yen!- wns Miller's first season second team. Bob Fisher and his 3:- Dose 0! decidtrg ':-= set".- :3 r»
in charge of the varsity. Columbia sistnnla are debating whether to use. tine.

' Ev‘d‘fm‘f ngr'ey'rfhfger 7:35:93; view the spectacle. it not actually » -
thyhualn who. giggle-.55.: x‘neo £3111); :31” part in it. which may be im-f ’ George “7th“. stroke M Em. string carriers. 3 ..
his I... or .2“? 1... '5 :1. ;“'h '1posnble because Of much business 7 . and \Vilbur Marshall. coxswnin of At Harvard the and”! m wrest~§ m
the “est hr” tournnwig .. l. I» The National capitol is baseball x} " . three ’11”, standing. will be Miller'- “as With ‘ problem concerning the avg.
' . i new‘ use of anakov, the iinshy track. 3120 39:95 “‘il ‘ ‘ i’ :

draw m h“ mm mm “5mg“: Da’t' 5 mad and all other matters. business
:13: timehn. “min 23"“?3‘3 “Litter otherwise. have been (111?me kior
y ‘8 en 1m m 0 p ' 'hhe time-being. Stanley " Dc 3"

I. carried ”yen 0‘ u?” ten rounds, "V0 ; Harris and his cohorts, from “‘altvr
being even “ml" omnh w" m "on‘ijohnson down to the mascot. have

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NEW YORK. Oct. !.—-Fred Mil-
. ier hm reininedas w coach
.v of the Columbia crew. His two as—
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in me ”C054. been givnn the freedom of the city:

.. To give smith his due. he Went ‘ thin 15 too 006 go,- thorn in‘ . . . V .,_ ‘ ,
“'3 into the nu: a nick bozer- Stew *5 3d 'Eztimnflon r! ‘the Washington ~ By LeRoy D. Downs “ ml,- former Cornell stroke. and made so unsuccessful showing but Zamkot in the regular line-up and; lze (:za”' = ; s ,: m

J sullennz lrom a badly damaged nose .1331... " ~ Sydney" Clnrenoo Waldecker. former the general sentiment about the uni- utilize him principally as a lure or; wind up tr: .

V . H ' ‘4 - - I "t‘m r.’ e... .t-w.;

; 101' Which he must be weak“ “POD; Message: or congratulation have You; Mulligan. the ring it he wishes Inset-n: piece. $2,113?“ m‘ M” h‘" ‘1 ”’“gij't‘hafh‘ “I‘m“ “u“d‘f‘?" f° ““3 him ‘3 Yule .dlu he’d‘mffi “3”“ j": -'

today to have a place of broken-wen "(en-ed from 3;] ”urea, one; . . . ”h. ,_uwm"wd ,0, 40m, Selma B t W V“ 11;! 7’ or, e m urea ant season—a flash to boson: two; s...p c. 3.3. r n _

.1! bow.- removed. Stew: louglit a. game i we; being sent from the mite. Looked (0001 an night. :0‘ gunman], “to m ("m stepmout “ham”. Waldocmker is “0004' on » vxdéhnfiimugi: ‘moww‘il‘l :1: fixht when the opposition is .ir-1 Cr».- flintre .1

.. battle but could not match placesuigusp by President (Zoo 33‘ , , , § 0 . . ” - r . . _ ;_; : rc g: z ..

‘1“ ‘ ' ' ' ‘ ' ‘ ‘ i ' " w 9"“! in the practice 0! law here. Committee. He is also chief reward! The splendid running and kicking, ‘lo’rlcr o' '27- TTSSSv‘Q'ti' on.

l‘v u in the mutant; .\-:w llama llghter.lznrrlugh he: Secreaq. C. Descent? E. cryone is 3,: tin; smoked up . .. ‘ >

{3 ““110 was ever throwing punches Slr‘mp. , “alum“. .822“: agrfxmfi. T ”Over the Worm Serics. which will ghekmtmmam ‘1‘ the ”pm" “3" °: ‘1" Intermnm‘m “mm“ “90‘5“ Gehrke. who "‘5 “‘3 °f :h' b“? mite titzes. or: '3 de-

4' llom u..l ullcctlonsf Th": congratulatory note from til-:- :1 ht“;a‘l:5‘1&“ “m" 4:1; 0;. n a: \i'ashingtun on Saturday. ec 9" especiail, “' "netted about citation. . tin the East two rent-s ago. have 92- hand his item‘s.

:2 pay had nmstn bleeding from the nation's leader read: as follows: 1‘13!“ m B ‘ ”a”? “ .‘xinny opinions are being ganged as to ~—— '

‘4 mouth as early as the third round, "Hearth-st Congratulntions to you. ”'18: o . . “ht.- Wm be the winner.

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cut (it: Corbett's 5110“le in: The present boy-manager has . . L
the lab. round, when he had Alien jhegd down the ph-og not since 1913' E :ZYtLZ'nirfearafl‘mgiewza: h"pg‘;n'§ {
hingll-é’ V“: “0 9'0““: C3u59‘1_ MC' 4 name for himself when be [are him 5 rers are’bein usage,“ x es.“ n: .. .
' ‘hfl' '0 render‘the'even \erdlct. the managerial reins of the club 1331‘ NS CLOSE il'a wave 'i ICE“ iile I3: gull. 7 f,
(”H-”311 7‘33 35 WW] 3‘ 3 ”"96 spring. And—as is known where-rem “gain 13m m a la 13“ ome j .
year old Wlth his first bridle. He baseball 1. dmcumedeucky m. - h 2' n. 'ré' 1mm.- ,. -
threw punch after punch at Allen made good, 1 I ;.;:;te;o:lna;boe:;f 11:”?ch ‘
only to tan the air. It is a sure tact ‘ ' ’ om. ) I»
that it John Henry Itorabaclt watéh- » 1W3 8 h l n g t 0 n Inses‘ Emrahfforzmgn ’leevzgh: ‘
. .. ' . t ' ' ' ' L ‘ 3'
x, :1;gr;g;gg,;fgigg;gs “‘31:; Cl 3 Final Game By 13-1 when Johnson was . mm... .n-
2;: tric generator, to run the huge tut- : score —- Get Ready 512;“. 12nd 1'1;th :2“, in .'
‘ blues in the new Devon power plant. ‘ : - o e c m] 9.1 g are ’0 n ed w .8
.1... m... . a... b... m..- . . ; For Bl: Soles £3.11..§2..7.fl"1l5§1.2.°“.2” D I R E C 1'
tr: . in; ever on thedetense and malt- . ’ babe Ruth pondm‘ .50,“ m3
 muggngig fszkx‘shebfttgelfitig; ’ :Ew Yong, 0c; 1,—Neitner loyalty between New Yeti: and tha‘ “
1' - . w install. Cone)?! 42. Kansas. nor American League and tie-cring-
* fiflféfl: m‘f?g°".;‘;u'l°:. one...” ”5.4:...“ . mm .. mom new . .,... .. ....... ‘3? .- NEWS WIRE
is in th‘iiith b t £37 ha. d n “, L. PC campaign to interfere with its nr-‘though what Babe does in this
p y ' e ll t o 1' el' l" W hill 9" ‘ ban delight in the baseball sensation ‘ series will not be of n nature to thrill
nu Corbett. the faster Eddie came as “on v 52 J" or the country, the am Washington the public. Babe will on in m.
hack. Corbett should have gained n 3‘0" Y0“ 3’ 53 J“ ”33.1". coop and drive out meta how.
wide sdvmmre with the many open- M0“ 5‘3 u 5” Other cities not! towns. glad um home run- with his heavyp 1mm- ‘ CONNECTION
* in: he received but he swung wildly gt- bouil- h“ :4 78 4" these titre. are happy. look on with nation. The other Yantees will .0 ‘
_ , flax alter time. We OP ‘1 31 J" friendly glance uni prepare with hunting and leave Ruth astneir sole turday Afternoon
; len had a more shade in the C1" land ‘7 3‘ 4” customary slacrity to take part in representative at the series. '1': ‘
‘ath with Corbett coming to the 303101! 57 37 A“ the eelobnuon by tuning up radios. Cobb announced that ho hnd the
a, from in the seventh. The next two Chicago 66 31 .431 consulting time tables and mailing consolation 0t kicking the Yankee.
mud- went to Allen by a shsde doe -————____..___ reservations for tickets. President out it he couldn't Win himself, ‘ ‘
no Corbetts over-anxiety and wild- Neda-Isl Ila-cue. Coolidge, now in training to pitch Even the umpire- step up “a a. a.
. fl. Corbett set out in the tenth to “mate... the first ball'nnd become the sub. their bow. It was unclaimed ye... I
It!" . knockout and m um - w. 1.. PC. Joct of descriptive m and u. may in: William J. Klern m ’
jtaught; on the rope. as the result hew York a Go .608 tins, il be the only candida“ to Ernest Quicuywooid represent the ‘
”9‘; terrific glue); to we head and Brooklyn ’3 62 .n7 edge to the national picture due. National league. Tons Connolly m ’ K .
r: . Pitt-butch so a .su in: the week beginning Saturday. William Dinoen previously been ‘
“the decision was booed as the Cincinnati 81 70 .542 The has-hall miracle pertormod selected by tho
lapwd was extremely mum to 41. Chicago u 7: .530 by the Senators has made it neces- ”tumblers, dapito the a."
1., , . st. Lona CE 89 A22 If! for the business omcials of the of Commissioner Wis. quota odds 1 ‘
M" Philadelphia. It. N .3“ club to perform another marvel 1! Which have not dam snug... ' ‘ ‘
m h Guise. 80.10]. a m ‘ ,3“ 3;;an troin on our the all: tron: even money. 3 , !
~ ' In 0 W/mhIhn-ot ick Altrock so til ~ l
.4 win owned by Charles L. A], may mm W are to be crowded into the moon a flannel: «ohm or ’
mm? on 11090 Street. Glenbrook. Notional tie-goo; ‘ "10 37'0” capacity park on lotur- b7 ‘ the last an
Migu3wwimlt the early G‘ABRHPO whit-Mm. —' ‘ mmflofflunodlox18to1fle- I d '
. . y y and m 19:41”! Guatemalan». phddly wry our Washington—which used , 7 I
“1:313:33 1:6 "he Homrbysnuuu 121.221.413.134 " a” W check- ud m e. W of m! w ‘ m I O 7
% “a by meiflwgkbgg‘; Wheat, Bln>1‘1“‘ ’1 2134.1".‘7‘ m "m the 'WM‘. 0‘ ‘ I W of baseball mom OI], m ,.- ‘ H - V ~
'1” "Id . ‘ Young. N! 1:: us 118187.385”. WWII“ Waiting ma eager to he hits in two-innings. hit a three bag- -- e '1 our nor 0 ames
Jinn-antler o: the g. Cwler Pitts 117 no u 1“.“‘330 ”"h . W ”a N- M’I only run. ‘ ‘ ‘ ~ ;
J a” Roush. cm. 1214.: 61180.83...“ > " “m“‘v ‘9 “7“” 7’” “m 3“” 8""- fl Eh! ' " ' 7 ‘ ‘
iii-s m by Dotsoflwsflreant inste- todsy to wucb the conquer- plus were postponed mu." ’1’ ’ " '
n. McCarthy. who hopes to MM In“: W‘m‘moea-n meet. oniclal' ‘ in" ’wlwa' -, . ~ ' I
m but ,_ GABREPCPch‘“ - . ~ ”“0“ ”clarinet-m» ‘~ .
m m r ”u 1.2: ,, M, ”theme contending ended. . , - , .‘ ' "'"-""- I ' ’ —'—
mu. I. as 5211433004113” ”amm""“'5‘"“ M a” ' ~ \ " ' ’ ‘ '
MOI-on. c. um as 89,818.11, ._ , , t > V .
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He pulled b‘mlth‘s lezt eye in thejarld your team for your great work
some canto and kept pummellmg at fh bringing “'ashington its first pen-
thls rug-1 :l.ruugnv.nlt the entire on-ilmnt. “'2 of “'nshlnxton “’0 proud

counter. for you and behind you. On to the ; bucket. He might have used these Mugwm Championship toning. nn:
it was tee worst trouncxng 1hag;wori-Is championship." - ' lit he could have (aid his hands or. “3: f” and int- between in “15!:-
Sianlt-y Harris is the younmer- : them. Jim was SP‘fndlf‘lg the grl-ai- melon. l

Smith eicr took in r. Park Cry ring;

anchegl out- rhyme-manager whose name is on

own-body's lt‘gue around the Dis-
trictof Columbia. He will bo‘29
0!: COMM". He triad». a good Ehou‘ in ""~"”‘ of (”'9 on November ‘th‘ and
the atom] round 03‘ platdlrlg his;-“'37"‘d hls league basebatl career in
right b‘.‘~£."dl+.nl‘33 lElO uay's "mzch- ; ”‘36 “Th ”“3 Detroit T1357“
en" and showed a, l;:ti-: pep in the? 11" only 15de “"31 U1" 7‘3”“
1m: and szxtll wzu: 22-: L'.- ”"3” "31m”: and

Li me Hm f-Zuring sprinx
Cilv my, to u a tnml 'hon wen: to )iuslteson or the Ceri-
lt war a tab: I:o:.;~.st :mm start to

tral League. The young mansgt; ..
finish. Emu): was eier mung, sailing flank“: began “1th

the
into Du}, ‘o;:-_:.I,'.r:r the. opponunizy Club of the )ew York State League.
was aflordul, desplt'; the :act that
Georgie did most 0: the leading. g,
. ., . . .hi buildin Com an
smith was um. '52:}: his rzght. usmg‘Harfl. on {heir 9:570?”
a let: jab cfkctnely only on odd oc-i ("larke Grl‘fith owner of the
canons. ‘Serntors. tool: Harris into his told

McLarzhy was not so 3001 in ren- ‘ in August 1919 and the

dorms tie decision in the semi-final wcond hasemnn’mmd out in
bout elzner. lie declared the tenv'lorm An injury to his lingers.
round battle netween dele Corbett‘wmcb developed into ‘ triple-break
“"1 Jom‘ny Red Allen a draw with in the bone or one finger. kept Kar-
a" “0”” "JV-”‘3’: bay-i" m 30:21.”. out at the game the rest of that
with rnoogll poxnts to earn a clear Iseason.

He was mater; in
‘UESS‘JJ in gabblnt: and punished
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Bending ‘

Buffalo in the International League.%
the Baltimore Dry Dock and’

speed? :
fine '

gbut the ring posts and -the water

'er part or his time in the ring tn».

éing to dope out just “hm": all 0!
{the punches were coming from and
{Just how to halt the barrage.

. . .
:Asulermmltothisfir-un-ylast
.luzm, Mulligan is “red at some
'gmxl boots in the (more. He no
doubt will be used on the neat card
.11! the l‘ll’k City.

0 O 0
There is talk of matching him up
'for a return bout with ilddlu Mack
£0! Stamford at caichweizhts. .‘Julll-
inn is willing to go through with
lsuch a boil: and is confident that he

3cm defeat the Lock Cm,- battier.

' ‘ U s
Chic Dorsey in his ‘bont

m Aharn, made n good show-

ing. (Mic needs plenty 0! work in

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Amer hit Bones with everything,

with

Wag-1m baseball (Ms have
gone wild ou-r the pennant winning

 

So doubt Walter Johnson will {see .
the Ghats m the opening con'est on j'
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