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4 W,
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uccopds.
Fred comer
érmnsntion of the race.
..
Milieu pped d rivo r
mud squecZed past Milton.
* .
. .cvious
(limit that
ijiowl today.
;- Hill tool;
Though
‘
o
ram: z .v-rT ‘n lir- rntlrily bptwnnn scnson. He. was in only 31 games the
,, 1;“... M lii’ vnlq pair gar-sm-rlrlnnrst season, 85 in 1923 and ill in
h,,.;.. ”3.; ”~33: m. :‘w lzrml or ”1"1'!" campaign mccntly closed.
I~ i‘fl . ..I (um: :‘i. 'a‘i. é 'liut‘inc-lt was developed by Bill
5 , A ,. .‘ ;.~ :z . I '-.‘v‘ H‘“ :1'd1lifl‘r. Chi. manage-r, who t'L-rmcrly
.- . .‘flcr-nivtn'. 1;“ 1, ch .rtmri xiv n-.wly “"15 um: r" tho bent catchers in the-
.i‘builj. 'Julvr t,‘l»',v hurt. The MC" £1"an-
hrotrnht the 19:4 l'Ell'iP-g ' "‘5’“? “I - W““‘"""“""'
, the [\fll‘lrlrlln Alllvmmlvllv association i ' ,
Snictn curt: unreal plls‘. g
lA RAELE
' .~ lilhilrl, lllr lulu!” .lriv-l
iv. 9.. l-w u’ lllu Mari. ' .‘ ‘
‘ VICTORS OVER
u; - 5. :wurncml 125.3‘
3.... .13 il-a'll‘ u»; .l.'. ll‘i' 'H :tli't‘K.
- iilli‘iFT'i HAS ,
.1 a I . -s a:
Q A? a p! 3.3qu , Th“ Laura A. (7, football eleven dc.
’i' l' {:1 c 1‘ :J 1‘." L lumui ll‘f‘ licflohllcs Saturday after-
_. .. ... m» ~ - ”run. at Hrullk Field. for the junior
,7"... mugp F .1 2: “an 5,],0.'V.'.L”, l‘iamnplrmship of South Nor-
. r... A. 9.915 * "5' m1...” “I =—’-"-
. .7... e i . . . .‘lm an‘or out lard their
3 f. m... "..l i. ., M l7 }
. intmma. [Mail] on tho dcfemu‘w— and
_ .wi’l’ndv-n Corchi. l‘nsko. Lomlmrclc.
V _, ., , _ Kinny-t" and Santvncllo were: the stars
.xhh ‘_‘IZ'i'.. in . ll.-«~lw pcr-iui’ t‘z- 141mm». A 40-yard run lw
* '“ mm mlm E. .1 ,r‘n-l-~ rl l“;‘l fill-Star Lomlnnln and 4.. [.01.] goal from “1;.
National l ‘ .-..x or “{2}? ‘ l 25-yard line by liilppe wart: the fen-
combination 1;..«. t jmlgu- a. bun :mrvs of iht- gum-u
i -‘§!}rt 1an (Harri-'2 Ln :7 lllzlint‘tt, tn, :::l-:
ficnnl young vr“ 'll"!‘ 01 the Cl'li_,u..
Cubs.
.‘ l‘lui‘tnclf, v71”, 11-; Um
fame lllls f . ~ in; 't
I .
all-n"-'“»i:ll-l hi.’l‘.. HI: lultfml (n'lr .30". the New Britain 1“ h team last Sat.
53112;.» n .‘ I'.‘ tun-lulggt'ra and id Urduy, the acorn as 29-13. At
130m” 7 my, “mm o! toot. an halt ii the former team lead 11-3
”Wild-it): .5 :‘ur u haul-.3101). was but. in a latter part of the game“
show 1.. 1:. t.‘ e.t or ten buses. thn defense or the New Britain team
‘ \‘.'.‘.n (my .‘lznxundcr. one or nghluned while the offense topped
“1.; ago", yttcli .. «n; all timc.;in bucket utter basket. Ze er. the
ngarlc‘l‘ hi." nrrlrulio'mi come-Luckffnoiblili star 0! the New Britain
girl: lac:
figs hla r»; rem-Thing mute.
fiatli Ale: suit-rod mt
forced him to the how
"r ing factor in his fuvnr.
dilztrtnél: was, born in
£33.55?" and started his
‘ rec: with
$0 Eastern League in
@rked only one year in t
.3
1921.
‘ifi
‘5
.1
.. YHARTZLANDSSECOND. 7
Wii‘il'SPUliT' AT lliE FlNlSii
Pass‘es Tommy Milton Near End of 2503 :e
Speed Contest-rCrowd of 603000 Sees VIC-
tor Shatter Record—Late Jimmy Murphy
Is Winner of 1924 American Championship
’«and William E. smuuck mm
13" Hill shattered the 250-mile aver-
jnugage. 113.1 miles. made by Tommy
.‘fiMilton at Charlotte, N. 0.. last your.
'9” tea-,9
cnnett *
CULVEl-l CITY; C lit-V. Dec. 16.—-
‘ 3$Bennett Hill. driving tin car at
. (average speed of 126.9 miles an hour.
’Lflwon the American Automobile Asso-
nciaflon's Ego-mile race here yester-
.Eda.y afternoon, negotiating the ‘
"Jul-pee in 1 hour. 58 minutes, 18 3-5
Harry Hm'tz was second. Tommy
fourth
1:11:11 and Milton made no stops.
#2: Hart: Nosca Ont Milton
’1; The feat of Hurtz in nosing out
Iliilton'for st‘r'ond place after having
' 'fi‘bcen Iorct‘d to drop precious seconds
‘in the pits for n tire change was the
Averaging
éaround 133 miles :fi hour, the hon-
" thrust back the
finilcs. with only twenty to go. until
itin the last quarter lap he overtook
,2“; Another surprise 0: the 250-milc
“(race was me driving of Shattuck. It
"drag the Louisville Sportsman's iln't
‘not": on :1 broad speedway. his pre-
(-xptrl“nt30 having been con—
;filltld to dirt. track and road racing‘
Linvcnts. wit-3r». 'llt’: speed is loss than
:-hm\'n on tho (.'lll\'.‘l‘ City
Deviant-ll Driver Wins Tltlo
lzrst honors to-
‘ g'riay, the l‘“.‘-'llll. of the speed test gave,
“he 19:: .‘ nu-rlcun rllumpiunship ‘to
film lute Jimmy Mm‘pl'y, killed u (or:
fillonths ago at. Syracuse. Earl Coop-
.l'er. the only driw/r in tho race thh
cl'lzlnLv tn \‘.’1n the title, lost that
khanco \vlnn ha;- Ill'l’lpp‘Al out of thvtj
:th9 at thv mid of thl- HI:‘.‘(*lil“9lllh,
Ian on :imnunt oi «nuine trouble. 1
, Cll’il linrzy lmgun his lull-st nf;hr;fr)re 11,. Was purchased by the
:Spqrwl in tilt final tw--ni.y mil-gs. the :Cuhs. “.1”: whom he Started the 1922
y El, minimal
lino “cord of
iv.- --ilo:lc llnrtnett
, The
young catclnzr u 1s: gi-«u much cred-
it; for his; handling of the lateral:
:szftlry that
incidental-
H. Norman and Alexander were R I Hi
. . 1‘ ‘ ‘ . .. git School at the Y. M. C. A.
w am“ "A". the A- I" I" 1“ Irunce in the Whaling City last Friday. The
“Hat-men won him post as first score was 18-25
grin; catcher with the Cubs. in com-
,etltiou with another star, O'Farreil.
7 c; youngster’s batting was.thc de-
I-Itllville,
diamond
the l'v‘orccster Club of
‘Hc
he minors
gNew Leader of “—
Swiss Republic
d is-
9.;
, first and last and not as clever.nt
' Thy .‘Univorsity . Schéo
, ‘ «divorce.
Wyn-i- nns to,
y "'3‘ Ioufito'o cod.
Wonder Running
Machine :in U. 8.
an
G.
"The grated running‘mchine
in the world," Puvo Nurml of
Finland, has come to the Unit!!!
Sum to show his wam W
Will“ Bitolu and other American
mu. Photo of Nun-mi. above.
wu‘ token since his arrival
1 0n the State Courts
Crosby High of Waterbury. lost to
eleven this fall. played well in the
back court.
Bulkeley High 0! N... London
won its first. game of the season
when it. defeated the South Kingston.
Puriai who recent-
ly was elected captain. o! the win-
ners. played a speedy game. u did
Vogt his mum in the (ox-ward region.
Each sank tour field goals.
New Britain ngh‘School bucket-
ball management - is attempting to
get the “Wonder Team" of Pmalc.
N._J.. High School to play ‘in‘the
Hurdwarc City this winter. Lam sea.-
son tho Connecticut school traveled
to Pascale and gave the New Jersey
flashes tho hardest. game of 'their
schedule. The New'BrltaJn schedule
for this winter includes 127 games.
a Yale University vanity receivrdu
, severe drubbing from tho Crescent
A. C.. at Brooklyn. on Saturday; the
older team rolling up a. 31-17 vic-
, tory. One caule for the defeat wan
. the fact that'the colleglunl had had'
only ten dayspractice and the Crea-
cenr style or play proved far to that
i. (or them. ‘
g, St. Thomas Seminary. of' Hurt-
. gal-d. beat the Highchhool‘tea'n-l or
. the tame city on Friday winning by
r. upeody play in the last rew minutes.
'» The score was 18-14.‘ ,the High
School iadahavlng lead in points
until the third quart :- when. the
winners overtook them. Captain
‘lamoureux o! the losers.
Conn. :rlghtv forward .for the winners.
- were the high more" of the contest.
. ‘ r.» r ———._.—a___ ' , .
, [The writer saw him'tieunDempo
coy tor (imputation catch-Ingenui-
can at Shelby. Willa luau laughter
it as Dempsey. at’that. His right to
thebouy'ls his bashpunch and Gill; .
. bans lvseldom. hittmiidly withttha‘x »-
hand. AtJoug'mnge. tumm- 'wo '
be. playing on
grounds.
" ‘ [631le
game to the Dominant; High .nyealght, ‘
I
0T" l \‘chxl that. thcru uni nmcr be har-
N a ti o n a] .L‘c’ag’ue
0 w‘nc r a Will Use
.H'erculean Methods
to Break Contract
BITTER FIGHT
Judge Landis Expected
to Start'Fireworks at
Chicago Conference
W'ednesday
It; became known yesterday that
the National League party which
will invade the City of Chicago on,
Wednesday tor the Joint meeting
with Commissioner 15mins will car-
ry with it no! poem; hula sword. The
war 0: the magnate; is to be a cam-
paign’ot extermination, one way or
the other. The National League in up
in arms and will lay them down on
no terms short or unconditional
surrender.
It. it stated that the club owners
in the Heydicr circuit will call up-
on Judge Landla and the American
League magnate: to demand tho:
resignation or B. B. Johnson as
president of .the American Lulgun,
an organization which Mr. Johnson
founded and thenuccusi of which is
largely due to his personal rzllorts.
Getting the resignation of Mr. John-
son will be a. hcrculcan tasli. as h-
iloldu a thirty-your contract. {Or that
position. which still has six years to
run. If Mr. Johnson clings lo his in-
gul rights his nosition will be ai-
most lmmcgnablc.
The hintiouul Lcaguers know till}
have a bitter tutriu ahead. but ihl‘)
are prepared tor a lirrcc wrunl lu-
sault. As one National League club
OWner said:
"We moat not forget that some 01
the club owners in the American
Hung-lo UVVD imm- lh't'belil prosperity
to Mr. Johnson. Gammon gl‘ali.ud«
wouigmuku :ht'm support. hml in
any reasonable projzt‘l, and (‘Vt‘fl m'
t
|
l
sonic unrcaaonahlc ones. Hut “0.
«levl that the neural outbreak or
EMr. Johnson has burn or such u
'ilngrnnt nature that no cumprom .
is possible. He has prucumlly zir-
cuacd c-vcrybody in blint'btlll oi h-uni.
crooked L‘Xt‘t'p: llimavlt‘. 1,!‘3dul'5lilh
of that kind lvnda nowhem rurcpl.
0\('r n clttl. it in lime to call a haul
and \u- inteni to call it at that mine
mectmn i: it is (nth-n calling (it!
lance."
’l he appointnlcnt or thv Aim nun.
Lcnguc peace commitlo-v-Mcmt
ttuppcrt. Shim-am! 1.:lrniil'd—B‘iti
\i‘ith little sympathy in the oihcll
circuit. Thu I‘k'dCL’ commillrn in will
to restore "harmony," and thc 3n-
llonal lmagu-r c.uh lmtlus are con-
mony “hill; 13. 13. Johnson is prcsl-
dcm or the American Legum- and
delleauw hioumam handles in (fum-
misatoncr of baseball. .\3 lht‘)‘ mu
loud to strut by Judge iAladlS. their
intention wnh meant to Mr. John-
son in obvxous and uummtukublc.
More duiulil of mu .‘ulet‘iwn
Leann: meeting in this city hflVl
leaked out. Although Churn-s A.
Uonxiskcy Subjected his uppullcni.
Mr. Johuuou. to a long and mttvr
excoriation. to which no sinxlo syl-
lable of reply was made bleiB \lc-
Liln, it is learned that tho "uld uo~
man" was bitterly disappointed in
I!
the realmmtion or Mr. Johnson. but
he thought that. at. least they would
demand a. retraction of his charge:
minfi Landis and the National
League. lie characterized the adbp-
lion of tho indonement of Laudis
an a. mu: 0: small potatoes and an
avoidance ot the tum.
National: Predict. Hattie Row
The buebnll scribe: who gathered
for the annual meetings in thiccity
”last. week interrogated tho magnate.-
“ to,the advimbuity or making "It:
Journey to Chicago tor the Jotnt
meeting. They asked whether it
would be worth while._ The Annex-i-
cun League mngnatca. with the on
sounds; was answered with a‘ihowur
or silence. . While Mr. Johnson was
aocuslng the National Magus ot bo-
tnx derelict in in dutiu. the! New
York Giantsrot being “rottentxom‘
top to bottom" and the Pucidc Count
League of beinSJ'ahot through with
.crookedneas." Judge Landl- wu no
Ind ' MC? ’
including the charges which Mr.
Johnson Icattered
ball) lgndscapo.
moruirwea of q
1:91. Alphonso ,m
act-6! a-ktcx‘. win ' ‘
mulch”. , ch the lumen
'm
his" own“ 11'” e ”
caption ot Comma intimated that
it. would be a get-together party.
National League ownera, wail-
ou exception. flatly said they ex.
pected a. due battle dad that A.“
tho-‘0 who were interested in mod-
ern warfare would do well to apply
for “ringside seats. This lummurizeu
the varying opinions and the pres-
ent situation.
When the inmates have deliver-
ed thcir onti'oun the daemon. will
rent with Judge Laud“. Thai-baw- -
er of abuse which Mr. Johnson let
loose upon the commissioner‘tor his
handling _ of the ': Dolun-U'pounell
quiet as tour dead men an 8'0'” “Jill-1 1|! his direct! than ‘lautF‘ri
none. . '1’ tmb' aux-tum his ring cum. 9“ 545' o". . .
But the “me 118.! ”me. u, ”1‘ 7 ,> o u. o. ( Cannon ”V0
Wall-us said. to talkot many things. ' Bridnmrt's £00m“ 4min won the
all. over the bang
In one 0: his in:
11.3
ét’freco
,
been saving
., ata_.Li:idl-.
Mimi-unih ‘-
form next you r.
rend uomcwhut on Silockcr':~ ability;
to art! rval catatv whorl/in»
lhe Yankcca' now
St. Petersburg.
may Shockcr is not .1 randox
Hoyt. vctnrnn youngstcr
not a porno) of tho tmml.
no sci-upper from Allan“, in a tightv
or that to going to give Gem: Tunney
and Mike Mc'l‘ixue something to
worry about. '
mun dynamo and in one boxer that
Muses to hold or to be held.
Ticue or-~'l-‘uiin‘ey will have
trouble with this ducky skinned mitt
artilt it they ever step into the sum '
ring with him. A
professional chaniplona’lup‘o: mix-'-
fleidpounty yesterday afternoon bf
dedicating ‘ H
1‘92”?!" :ot who.
up for iovcnl MW. m-Mmm
’ . ..
I‘mEsv is TWO MAYTAléu"
\
lily \onsmx 17:.
The dope ll now
lil{0\\'
that
Bhockcr. diacontentnd pitcher of thvgtcndcr .‘colinzs but
Browns. will wear it New York uniolare a trade :4
l..'l.|:}§: (1 it Jor-
L'rbnnl
AH our; Wino crank-{should Huggi
r rcmarkrd such a «hull mu) do-l lor‘s dcmnnd'
rem-hrs cm: or two 0
l‘la.‘ lie that :13 it
or in his stride.
the effect or his apuccn on nus fellow the team. Hind lost hm 1
luagnatcs. 110‘ had little hope 0! And the. man Blrllf‘tl to he sent men. Bush fa
getting that gathering to cull ior in Bruwnvmo in exchange is w
.‘iillfr Huggins. some time gymnast :0 vlcto
Norr'valk Fans
Br 1:39: 0. Down.
Plenty or action. miller stop up
0 .. o ‘0'] Fr
Comm; in an
O O O
Lighthcuryweizht division.
0 O O
_ “Red" has
Tiger Flowers. the sens-noun! ne-
sten. less hia‘
‘ be haltod.
OF o 0
Flowers in a. comer. He in a line he
31c-
M .
plenty at: 9|! 31‘ Five
score another
Time.
. O O
rthund
T-the smmtoru eleven “by‘
_ w.
a
.. “warm
w ,
mt
. 4 o o . ‘.
hooray-eleven put
wild!" but * am " e’.‘ or grits:
metacar- th 'omciatlnfamn
lint-“‘1’! slur of the:
be cooked up lm'cn‘ing Bush
traininsvcamp Ln Gotham toum.
lioyt is a gnu: pitcher when he is
aitc pcctutioua last season. lic won but
(which is it games for the club.
counted on the.
‘ ’Sprt
Chat and Comment of Spfecinl Interest to
do, akin. in Sanford when
he will tune Mickey Concr- ot Staten
in n tcn'runnd bum.
the “Man lt’
Wednesday evening Wine Red
tummy“: putM‘lietom mt. ‘
the New mien-cw, "war 19'“!!!
Wm
Bush zu- bull for the
I‘r‘d allirt and
Sister couldn't
won-up on that basis.
us rvfusu to heed Sis-
lor Hoyt a trade, may
and
thcr mcmbcru of the
Lou ycur he Won l8
3 gamcs for the Yank-
ilcd to come: up to ex"
Huggins
vet turning in at
rics.
the come-back ladder
l
.- D O >
been going along in "
good style. returning to the ring. but
will. meet n- real tough customer I:
Conn and will have to watch his
come-back campaign
0 U ., .
The Ynlo 'Junior Vinny Five will
them.
The Indiana hope to
3511:. ,
O
Tho‘$t trot-d Legion tum more ._
lcd'thg Nam, Raul-vet
«are in the game the hymn. blind _
tthe mm result being 834
urndny‘ oveningr , : tho. blow
‘ . will mvoly'toF
mer‘towu dud Opel lfiml
or tin-co imagiwkhf murmur _ Lost
your zinc Smuordaim' Hi
tit 'or-
i‘i‘Dcwiid’,’.Ten Seconds,
~Fig‘hter Isl Revived
Charles .Van Orden. of 159
Bucky Street. Paterson. N. 1.. u
putiiist. was knocked out in the
Pascale Armory on Friday night
by‘Mickcy Bliss. of Garfield. and
physicians laid yesterday that for
ten seconds Van Orden was a
"dud man.” with no heart action
whitcver. '
It was only'at‘ter bud work
with mange und medicine that
‘they revived him. Dr. Georg.
W. Wren-tho Armory physician.
said that a blow under the eye
field
tom
NOTRE DAME lS ”
tumult) Hm
lcnucs Pick Famous,
1 'Eleven to Win Over
Leland Stanford Out-
fit
PASADENA. Cal.. Dec lS—Xthll
Knutc Rockne‘a rollicking horsemen
gallop into the Rose Bowl hem on
Now Yizar's Day in at attempt to
tulst the tails of Pop \\':lrncr's Lca
land Sinnrord Cardinals it Will be.
the first time the Catholics have
play-wt on the l'acific Coast and the
‘thinl Him a. lrndlng eleven from the
Middl-x “'vst has clasht'd with a
California train.
in MIN Stanford (in, feat“! Chica-
KO in u. post-season tilt and in 1321 both
thv I‘nmrslly of California hum- .slmnd
bird Ullin Stair. :8 to 0. §Stam
Harvard has 13(‘!C£litd Ort'1ron.§h15h
Orr-yon umashcd thc i'niveraiiy ohhard
i‘cnnsylumiu, and Washington Stair "4‘“-
hua lukvn Brown into camp in other “VT“
notmvorthy Earl-“'cst contests, but
mcmoric: 0: than: xamcs will
dimmed by the Nolrc Dams Stair
lord clash. '
Never has interest in tooth
ln-v-n as kccn on the slop-'5 of the.
Pacific as this year and ncvcr in:
a game dc lung such in. the lion»
Howl lmulv. been oflcrcd at the sea-
..m's tin 0.
Stanford should it into to N"”"‘?lrn
numc. and it liowant look in the.
(2le as though nmlhln: rite could}
happen, “Ill how no rcrrots. The
;l‘.to Alto institution has an view-n
of vctrrans. one of the
.‘hdainrt tuams in history.
Stanford‘s grout drive from .m—
hind to finish its game with (bli—
(ornil In a “33-20 scorn mukuo \Vllr-
uvr'. outiit the slrongrst team “1‘5!
of the Heckler, with in" possible (‘3‘.-
Crl‘lion of Andy Smith's Golden
“cars. Smith‘s let-am. as thcflall-
formal-Stanford game dvmonstrul-dJ
hasn't tho'rrscrvv power of th-‘ Cur- V'
dinul's. Ncitht-r has California such ‘1
”slashing cnds as Stanford. nor as
side
One
tcnwp
ford
and
long
As
firlld
(‘th
Duff)
6
Th
M. fmin
. :lpicc
‘xlnnd
‘ ‘ .35.
HW‘W
tetromg-‘st’
‘ fn‘hvn
Ha
pass
am)
l
4
t
hrilliuut tiussing bucks. Nor has’
California a Non-rs. i
lirnio Norms. Stanford's hug“;
fullback, is the cronies! m-lh'munl.
player the won has mm- IlrcduCt'd'
——tho Coast‘s “ {ml ‘ Grunge. lec ’
Grnnsc. he has lmezn stopped al-=
ready this mason. and Notrc Dunn ‘5:
umaahcm may Mop him again. in» g
Jul-ed three times this scafion. 51 v-
cra was out of all of Sinnt‘ord’s hip
Kanlt’s. but he is tfxp'WIiL'd to he in
flllt“ t‘cttlr; tor the Parmdena fray
Sending Stanford against the pow-
orful champions from indium; will
not hmllcrffilenn Scot-v3- \annvl‘.
the dorm of Amcrlcnn football
coaches. ,Il's un old story {or him.
dating buck to 1898. ulwn \Vnrncr
brought the Carlinlc Indium» to San
Francisco and lewatcr and a. few
other players with picturesque
names defeated California :3 to 0.
\‘i’nrner cnmc lo Stanford this
3 new
slow
liciy
grant
merit
that
st
hc
« a ram? 7:”
“Slated for Post
"W
Luis
tense
W
_makc
3368i.
“in
Our
There
”“15
, “I“.
BRHlGEPORT TRIMSS
Shani. Cold W‘
Playing under conditionstln: "r. . . . . V
for from ideal for football ‘vlzr All, I. i.»
had temporarily paralyoed a stamford'a ion ' '
. .t their last 23:31:; .3 , ,
new“ center and ““5?“ “’9 thin won to the nil-Bridq.=prm
heart to Vctop beating. \an Or- yesterday by the man" (r ‘N‘.
den was normal yeeterday. touchdown. 6—4). Th. mg“. f, K
biting cold and New dirwgy .7.
During the first two phrmg. :—
Dlayl zig-zaggcd bark and tn”:
the bull. and after making only U.-
headway would punt.
no gain at all this way.
second pcrlod camc the: rrvu‘t
the same only with 122-.
versed.
iarould Bridgeport.
:the crack Rutgers fullback xx .3 5
Zoosed to bu
Coach Ilrvnnan had Pip Muir-=- v!
position during the rmirv cum:
nor Brennan. the can? hi or lit'p -x
was in at vento-r.
players did not play as nwll
would
Thcir hands \vcrr- raid and n
hacks who could gain ground
-l.i\'olsi ripl'md off nm‘
‘njmnkv much headway,
‘ “Citing"
cit-Von.
iimt‘kflr‘ld {or light and (ch y.-
in clip in the last two lwriwlx‘,
yard tun around rich:
first play «f the loot quarts r. l‘f “:Z'r ‘
in thc only morn of the ll.i}'
“Dutch"
tiling-w that brought l‘"-"7 J"
was not
and ”len‘il.
‘ N}:\V \(JRK, 1‘61). lo-~~.\ ruwv , "5
:th bout l.-:»:w..~:n 'l‘rvnl (newt: “ ' ' " .7, .
land Hurry Vi’llls as u lmlu'i" . ‘1‘ ‘ \an G
fchampionshlp shot at l" ml-s' )5 ‘ j 5:: l
.ing to hear his the”:
thc west. nun-rat (lays :mo,
was also indicated by lhu :ac: that
bums. also stepped out Mill :1 chm»
The senor inferred that ’Ihoxxl:l>;;
would be his tor the asking.
One thing
vyweigh‘ts Gibbons-is the moat sm-l
, cure. lie said that he was read) to,
hasn't suftcred a rush 0t Pl’UlllOl-Jl‘r;
to the head in consequence out th'i
tact remaining that ii Glbbcns an):
be will light Wilts, they are as good:
one in quiescent.
ly silent on the suoject,
Umt‘Wiils la to'bc kept out 01 (in; mo 1,...
§ ? um situation.
. . wi‘ouud. ' Against ONO 5mm ”gall!
Howevur. today's "demands" Colgate ace mad" 39“ 58;" a
mun-:15! profane to:- NE bum!” vying the ball 1‘2 “"1"" rln
chad. tho bout need. lltuo amoke- year on u... vnrsil."- h" fi
-n9'-beuuu wnu. It‘s-WM- 0' "n' ngamsx coll'ml‘ia “mam
'ugtemtfwfmumlm 3““ "9‘ downs. in far? 1“ 0:38 tin .
a . '
‘ man-“tho not: vdmenoul challen—
Hmuiagrap out-o! any ma It any
Obi
TAMFI
“ill
(Toss Fiel ,
‘ _Hunt amid"
s (rams a Gainer
' HAMMIL MAKES
l
(is Blow A
Hands Fumble Ball h
Measure Oil Local’
nan Plays Center
. ”Nag
STAMFORD. Der..l.’..~ ,~
making." excwdinglv urn-4:-
bie for both fans and :3;
of the two twenty-yard lru,
team would attempt to or.
I:
t to mm. In tho quart-t r 5"
had the wind behind 1'. in.“ n
Eddie Charleson scn' .. n d
punt. Bridgvrwrt vctzlrl r3":
.
\Vhr‘n H1.
would ., -
\'h‘
term» rm ‘ - .1
it was erroncowly rv
“0m" r
v;,v-.
EL
.1
in thv
strengthvn
S‘amforl lL-‘t“
it.
{-1 .
}i(nx my '
‘.Y‘.
\'
to
l t- i
at the run; 0nd “1“!) (11:4
' switchnd to that pt‘sdTlO" r;
Bill I‘irt‘nnun's "laid" 240“"?
v wcmhvr was so cnld 1‘;
TE'
undcr rul'dlhitf)’ r.
backfield: had Sf‘nl-' .
ling the hall at the F‘ar!
ford lmcmvn (harp-d 1n
ins-tend of tram-7mg lax .
as lllr‘y arc usually lawn; ' l
lfixlrl‘m Hunt and hp :6qu ‘
pracllrn'ly tho only 91'
T
.j 1
a
t“: ,
i
E"
Duffy. on!
w... .
“Nil.
l‘rml Liom-
a hut ou‘sidn of that r
iiummil was ill“ , (
lug star for the 1:; lL-;-
lit- rippl‘d and M‘mhrui
thrmxph the Stamford
if!
t u»
ll." u
ii.~ :w
rr:
Furst madv son‘s
urml as much m: Mail
Balms: numb
H’er ho r‘nrrioti ill" in":
mmilintcrcrptvd (i
on his own iwr-nty
from {lure the nl‘lllg'll’3.'
masons MAY l-‘lHHlWllLs
FOR CHAMPIONSHIP BA
Prelude for Title Shot at Jack ilempsey’s “
.
>
Is on the Fire — Tommy ays Thai:
Ready —- Luis Firpo Would Also Llflu
Meet Man That Knocked Out ind i0:
proliim hogan cont-um: mlv ..
“PC [0911); Sl‘Vt‘rnl FINES l‘V"
“Zilcmandml” liar. ‘-\'lil~ ‘\
0d the recognition ink
5. They V cxprossui ill.
Gibbons “'51: not mwuly
l':l?tl'
[.4
v
lRi’fli HA
t‘l
arlcd his tlrplll‘lzll‘v
131.}! ’2,
upon
Year and his success has boon N- was willing to ”one “rah “111‘ £RFATE=
markable. He went through the 333- among others, and lillllniilt‘d fl... 1 _. 1“ s .
son withouhadorcnt and as an such a bout would char thy “35‘ V” .-
uutl-climax to the Notre Damellkfilgstrgfgginz,mikrtjrgfior'kr I. F E 1' -l Bl:
ame. am ‘l (f for lu‘ l ' . “ " M ‘. ' - ’
Etring of \‘l‘crlzrics all n a on; out or Kid Norfolk has prowl...” {I m: » ‘
. -- 11 r(‘\'l\'fll hi drooping (fillillfli‘fl. i-\ 'I ..\ \ Y. [MT-
k-loun humu-l- I " j
.w .
Firpo. the well
.ln ~»
l
to Gibbons today. i i‘
u' .sllt‘:
tile writc-r to
clear. of all the loading llL'ti
Wills. 1 will admit that hv' r...
3,“
ill ill
:34
brllilrll'
33‘ ;.~
the ring. provided the dark
Mr» Rickard has bccn strong I
llchwl .
is an idea along Broadway
big shotgun much . possible, allelic,~ ”1‘. int".-
, 91nd certainly !( Gibbon: goes on lo~ TH...” ,. m; n
’ another match with Dempsey with- usual .,:.,J,_.._ H
out tint climbing over Wills this ammo“ h.
ueiiafwlu be tinged with a. faint his mm.»- x. .
ingestion at fact. A Gibbons-Willa mm“... w T. .5 .
bout would pile the customers in mmhh. gm... .-.3 r-llSF'r‘fi
neat. conlpnct stacks. caught Mm»: I. vlu‘d (L: in!
.Furthqr. it would provide the 50- pass“ mm H.» :h. .._._n the
“ unlicd‘tiosical contender for tht‘ and “N. “I... uwlslrr 1%”
- Mpbmhlp'wd permit the pro- roon ,Wlmrm, A" 'A 1'” at
motor to make a, single dollar grow runner. “hm, h :-< 5' Pot d
, twiainithe lamb lace. a lllghl) mm. b. I. through ll‘n Wm
J vmmh in W gr
oi. the silence he has 1.“
i the past thn‘ ‘
Ozn'n'von ha! berm wig, ..
decat as well as in 'v'l ,
been the mainstay 0
elcvensM
A man with a 10"" “ha
Gibbon rlu 1: gent who may
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