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LIGGEI'I' 8r. Mvzns Tasacco Co.
COMMISSIONERS
‘;TO HAVE SEATS
i AT THE FIGHTS
R u l e s Amended So
‘ That Boxing Officials
,,Won’t Have “to
(Scramble” for Places
,; HARTFORD, Oct. 9.—~Fi:\ie and
local commissions at boxing mums
”breaker will not have to scramble
ringside seals. 'l‘hn Suite Alh—
. Commission at u. mooring Oc-
47 be: 4 voted to amend rule 42. on
o 16 of laws. inlet. and regula-
ns relating to boxing and “rest-
ding so as to provide that "failurn
W any club to make such proxisimi
. 1 subject it to a {me not to ex-
ddwenty-iive dollars."
Th6 rule will then read: "Each
club shall reserve four front, con-
@ringside seats for this commis-
and four front, center, ring:
o’seats tor local commission and
‘ inn. These seats must be
H «d oft chart and will be abso-
m—iy set aside for the Uri/O commis.
711:. Failure of any club to make
Evislon- shall subject it to a. fine
5.: to_exceed tWIty-five dollars."
KIE MOORE
my“
an! Irishman' to
tage Return Battle
7 in Yonkers, Evening
,; of: October 16th
STAMFORD, Oct. 9.—:
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a
i" ' lightweight idol, who failed
simmer-ably on the September
" card at the State Armory in on
, d oomebsc: has changed
Inning grounds. The local
i{in}!!! has signed up to moat
a ’ William m. Yonkers on the
,in a return engagement.
,wanto tha world to know
, The isn't oxen-ins any alibi} for
“a yin: again‘ct Nick Petite in
tight hero Jackie told us
1 that he ‘ncd been Wo‘. king
[3 a lunchr-wn and mm ha. ,
W W onougn time to 12-":-
my in Yonkers will turns
‘ ' Jacki- {Jo-M. one who
by warming the camas
M$fi mnmfm-l’;
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Chicago and Brown
icidonlof Brown making
coach of Chicago, talking
University of Provindcnce, R. 1., at Chi
agoal from placement. Atvright
over the makgn of his team with Captain Franklil’Gonwdv
Inning by Inning 'With‘ ’ Donn
Lindstrom's wonderful catch of
McNeely's hard drive in the first inn-
4n; fighting first she; Wei—4349419.}?
world series game. '
C O O
The same youngater poled out a.
nice single over first when he stub,
ed ott' 1he Giants halt ot the initial
frame. ,.
‘ O O C
Miller didnot let Lindstromvget
away with all the fielding honors in'
the first inning. He ran way over
neu- tho stands to get Frisoh’s high
You! fly
0 O O i
Things started oi! had. tor Walter
Johnson in todaY's battle. The idol
of all baseball fans began his second
series with several low throws. '
O C I '
Ruei’s fins peg to Han-la to rob
i lndstrom of a stolen base in the
first retired the McGrawites
\sra a
started Bontlay instead or Nah:
against the "Wonder“! Walter” in
yea‘av'uaiesr
O .7.
Goslln kept up his hitting or roa-
terday by getting away with a
scratch hit down the first have line
to open the second trams. z .
0- 0
Terry mad. up for his dumped
bail on Bluegc’s high"ny“whon he
peggéd to second in thin. to get
“Goose" going down. /
'l'ha ilrst walk or the cams. Dent
icy passed Rue! ”in. the seéond.
Mk1. when key.“ the Senators
from scoriné‘ln Rho séoond when he
took Killers hit and’h’ossod him out
at first with Women on thssaoh.
O O C
Joo Judge caught a min m1
retire the Oiant‘s i mama. it} :
“Oct n.
Coach Stud, in his thirtydhin! year.
The first intent-Lotions! grid game of promlmos this season will be between the University
At left, Captain Jim
cams to bat in the third and a bi:-
Ker one when he made his single.
Tha Senator's pitcher got caught
trying to stretch tho bingia. ,
no crowd was :trong for tho Am-
orioah leashes in the third when
’ rowiand tilled
Three hits did tho W
team iittla goon except to mun’
their batting aver-.3 when mach
took ,Oosiin' a hit in o this-d.
Bontlay'a slam past Hat-sis in the
third put mm. Jackson on third in
"a. position to 9601's with only on.
out. .
O O .0
Ona run went out to: tha Giants
in the third when moan-om m: to
Miller. ,The £011:an were Iiow in
getting the ball over to flrit.
O .—
WhuHWMuMoa-m
a little to do with Johnoon'a onset-
ivoneu.
a a o 7/ _
at slow roller- to Bung! and his
H ‘i .11. .._
4...):
Such pa opularz'ly m
be dammed. ’
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