JAGE more '
. ..-...u~.
.....
i also: the Amsricsn Legion will stage
. their smstour boxing show at tho
I Norwalk Armory.
I will. be treated To 80 rounds of box-
. log by some of the best simon pure
' mitt slingers in the state.
3 lads will also be seen on the card.
5 among them being Stove Toth and
I Ice Pasko.
[Amateur Bouts A _
:IEcIoNs mime SW T0
‘ EE HELD THISETENINE
’Amateur Box
Hand to Witness
Going
Norwslk will break into tho box-
lng limelight again This cvoning.
The local fans
Amateurs are coming to Nor-walk
this evening from Bridgeport. Siam-
lcrd and New Haven. Several local
Arrangements have been made by
' Tho committee in charge of the ai-
old‘I“
,gloog maintained. 1:: this the influ-
: GREAT FIGHT C
No Alterations
Set
FIX-\MFORD. Feb. 25.—
0111 King Morpheus should reign
supremo at Columbus. llali 0|) l-‘ri-
(lily t.\LIlHl‘: “Win the iiI.-I all
Elf-dVyWI-Ig'hi card introduced in this
city “iii us run off in one. two.
Thi‘crz order under the auspices of
the Stumrord Sporting Club. Pro-
lilOEt‘r Jo»: Chimoole. rushing madly
.Ir-o'ut in sv-arch of available seats
With “'Ill"ll To take care of i110 largo
c “and Tim: is cxpcctod to attend. has
diet [Tullr-‘I‘l within the last week to
lI—II us of his financial dimcuities. a
That has been told and rctold
ilncn the days before The Johnstown
.Iiood. However. if Chimbole has lost
any man 3' on his postcards. it being
r'u'WI Tluit he fell behind a. century
mark on Tim last bill. he should be
ass-ind of I: iattened pocketbook
i ariy Saturday morning.
in lIl-J main l’va-‘ar. put down for
1-‘n rounds. 11ml (irrrnmn 0! Nurmlk.
‘ale
r-1>rT:~:~.TixT;t in; pounds u.“ hard
'ir‘; I"|' >‘mmv‘ V-iII illl'u'fi' the
I'ITIIIIQI‘ In H}; lIiltI‘IIUil 0: Jack l'v -‘
‘ia'fr. Thrii‘opoillau cum...» artist.J
limb of ti», s-c;:z;:p-.r.a ill‘i; said To be!
mill and Gcriuan cani
running around The.
:-ad,\' for Th-’
1": :-~"li TI."II\'
I‘TJIlllllV re; 3: (-u in- T‘III‘rlTII‘ts off
_.\’L-:‘\Taii:. ,'_—"'Iln: in lrlui in-r the:
gas. I: Iliu‘iniormation Turnisb-
an us l~:.v "'l‘o-st" zoom-y. our Nor-
~-a‘.1< :rTihc. is correct. Gorman will
lm the cause of an axalancho o!
:;:.-ny hundred :izsitt fan.» from the
T'iam City gournvying to T‘m: Cw l‘ll-
:' ,\‘ :Jriw.‘ Cl” ‘..‘ i.
Batting his. “33' To $220 docisiou;
. c Iiarry Drake. in TIi' scmid‘inal‘f
crs Coming . .
States-local Lads in Bouts—Raver Benja-
min Will Referee—Expect Large Crowd on
Bouts—“Bud” Gorman
ARDIN' ‘
STAMFORD '
Made in Fight Card as Day of
Fracas Draws Near -— Bud Gorman Meets
Jack De Mave in Main Melee —
: T‘hdml‘vlr-Il. a product of Athens and
I
From All Over the
fair to soot o large crowd. It is ex-
pected that every soot in the place
will be sold. .
Raver Benjamin. well known in
ring circles in this . state scvoral
Years ago. will be the third man in
the ring this evening. The Judges
will be Benny Woofer. Bottling Runs
and Mhicscl Abrahsms.
"Bud" German. local heavyweight.
who will clash with Jack De liiave
in Stamford on Friday evening will
be present and will be introduced
from the ring.
The first bout will start promptly
at eight o'clock.
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FRIDAY EVENING!
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HARVARD RELAY
‘ TEAN'NHT TRT
IN PENNRACES
PHILADELPHIA. Fob. flip-Ha:-
vard University looms as a real as-
plront for honors in the owe-mile
coilogo rolsy championship of Amor-
ics. which promisos to be one of tho
big ieoturcspl tho Pennsylvania rc-
Isy carnival scheduled to:- Franklin
Field on Friday and Saturday. Ap-
ril 24 and 25.
Because of tho fact that Boston
College won this event last. season
in world's record tims and that
Georgetown has beaten this time and
in doing so Boston College's quar-
tet. it was thought that this race
would lie between those two tummy
but liar-yard has shown in tho rc-g
cent indoor moots that it has tho mn-'
terisl for a. very fast. two mile team:
"Soapy" “'aters is again running
in fine form? lie is The intercolle-
giate hall-mile champion and has
done I minute. 54 seconds. In “85-.
gerty, Harvard has another half.:
milcr who is sure to be to The from ‘
in many college races this season. In I
a. recent trial on the Harvard b0“)
truck he beat “'aters fast time for
Everything I
of the Domvary—Gibbons fiasco in
July 1923. Cannon started on a5
climb up the t'Isiic ladder that has‘
bet—n unhampcrc-«l by defiat. lia\ing
fully «ambushed himscli‘ in the hT-a-
\ywcight class German is a. fast
fighter and a dangerous ring oppon-
cut.
The semi-final. which is for ten
rounds as is the main bout. will
bring Mario Gialio. Italian champ-
ion of the leather pushing I'l‘igarll".
and Harry" Brandon. Jersey City big.
boy. The Italian chmpion is a bro-
ther of the well known opcra sing-
er of the same name but Giaiio has
agreed to have Pete Passaro strain
his vocal cords on The mcgnapbouc.
Both of The scrappcrs are reputed to
be hard hitting two century men
are able to take and give. all sorts
of ring punishment.
The preliminary: are not To be
laughed at either because Joe Chlmv
hole has decided that he muSt do a
.\lrrlou and bill a first rate lISIli,‘
card out of first class material. in
tho curtain raiser of the urning.‘
slated for hi); rounds. l‘crry Sher-
man of Greenwich and Arthur Smith
of New York will cover: about The
I.‘I.\J§. lluili n! The latiicrs arc col-
Ul'wl and That alone warrant The
fans a real treat a: far as action is
Concerned.
In the :ocond preliminary iracar.
also of six cables. Mal French. the
sol-1hr sluggcr from Fort Slocum
will mix with Pete DcAnglc. also a
New York.
Are you ready. folks?
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BYVLRWRENCE‘
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PE RRY
By IA“"RE.\CL‘. PERRY.
(Copyiigiit. 1132.).) .
NEW YORK. 11b. :n—Whiie Cor-I
; Snell‘s representatim on tho Board of
' :Poughkcepsie stewards voted against
:The return or the Tour mile route on
:T.hc liudwn lll\-.i i: now develops
:That There is \ir)’ gullol‘al satisfac—
. :tion Throughout the uuncrsliy and
,‘among ranks of alumni over the
:change from Three miles.
It appears The Cornell‘s attitude in
:plandlns by the shorter distance was
; dictated not at all by conviction but
; :in deference to the views of the late
;;Charics E. Courtney who felt. that
: :too much time was required for the
.- ;propcr development of tour mile
:creWs and That the extort involved as
:asking too much of the oarsmcn.
. Cornell feels that the three mile
.course has had a. fair trial. It. was
iin 1920 that the stewards voted for
. lthis distance but that year tho rscc
. Twcnt to Cayuga Lake and it was de-
1 Zcided that two miles were long
; 'enough. '
t . But in 1921-2-34 the race was for
. 'Threo miles. It is recalled at Ithaca
Zthat Cornell's greatest rowing vic-
‘ tones are associated with the. tour
, gulls routo.- Soms of tho grastost
; :Oourtnoy ws established their
' suprornscy over this course. includ-
, ,ing tho 1901 eight which still holds
, :tho world's record for four miles. 18
:;minuus and 58 1-5 seconds.
. ; Na- is the fact ignored that Cor-
griollhssnotwonavarsityrocoslhos
the throo mils oourso was establish-
od. hor lost victory being in 1915 at
_ VPoughkoepsic. .
-_ Tho sodas to tho lohgor routs
: :osom to have been inclined when
. .Ponnsylvoais shondonod an attitude
s
v
of Jim Rice. now working with
ph Wright at the University of
nsyivanis is apparent. Rice has
ways believed in tho tour mils taco
and Columbia. where he formerly
coached has been strong for it.
So much has como out of New
Haven concerning the dropping of
. Capt-elect Blngham of tho Isle
: .i'ootbali team for scholastic deliciou-
dung-T1“ of being dropped from col-
lege alter the midoycar tests.
There was time enough to got up
on his work so that he could purl
thc mid-year examinations."
Yes there was time enough. But
how about other c-iemcnts involved?
How about the boy's mental and
physical condition. Throughout The
season he had been one of the most
important members or a. team tight-
ing to go through an undefeated
season. a team that finally succeed-
ed in this and in the course ot‘the
effort netted $214.9“.03 in finan-
cial returns. .
The money thus corned makes
possible the conduct without parsi-
mony or an extensive and complex
intramural system of student exer-
cise and the support of non~produc~
Live intercollegiate sports. Had he
sat on the bleachers and chocrod
With the other students and alumni
Bingham probably would be in Yale
today. doing very well indeed. But
in serving his univsrsity on the ath—
letic field he govo his vory best and.
in all probability not being a bril-
liant scholar. ho could not be I. good
studont and an athlete engaged in
previding for his college the r-incws
of war.
So out ho goes with remarks trail-
ing after him that he "failed to sp-
prcciato his opportunities." that "his
loyalty to his teammates wss not
suflciout to hoop him out of the
faculty toils." and other Phorsssi-
col reproach“.
There is but one cotnxnont to
make. a. very short and colloquial
one. to wit. bunk!
fi—fi
Electrically oporstcd drodgcs
which Roch dowp sixty toot below
the surface of the water are now.
being used along the coast of the
Seward Peninsula of Alaska. These
dredgss can bring up 200.000 cubic
yards of gold bearing sand a. month
and it is oxpoctod that the placer-
gold output of Alaska will ho Ina-
torially increosod now that such
dredges are being used. Electricity
: .cy that s word or two in Binghun's
. .bcaslf cannot bo out or place.
9, First of all tho Yale Alumni
signs Npmtlflly states that tho
after last football soooon
.,
thug?
tag,
PM“
for running dredges of. this sort is
supplied by electric generating lisp
tions located on tho shore. 'l'ho coo
tton-ma- of oloctricu m
I been lined up to date: Franco Geor-
I
the track. ;
Harvard counts on Cuichcon. who
placed in the intercollegiate mum!
and Tibbciul. who “as second in “1':
two mile for The otlwr ll‘.'0 riamsI
on the team. though both Allen and,
Kane: hmu Match luo minutes turf
the SSH yards.
Thi'bc six men should dmclop into
one or the fastest Tun mile rtlay;
Trams that has our been put on The!
track and ihny “ill cv.~rtalniy 8M8
Georguoun and Boston College- a
real fight for The thrs.
Yale. Penn State and possibly
Notrc Dame will also be in this race
with fast teams. so a great contest.
seems assured.
)icGlll L'nlvcrsity (f Montreal,
Can.. Will scad down \V, G. Goforfh
for The No mile international racc-
Goforth is The three-mile and cross-
country intercollegiate champion of
Canada and his work will be watch~
ed with interest in this new.
DOZEN TEAMS
TO START IN
SIX DAY RACE
NI‘AV YORK. Feb. 25.—Twclvc of
the iliIcr-u teams That will compete
in lhc six-day bicycld grind in Mad--
ison Square Garden. which gets un-
der way Just one week from tonight.
haxc been announced by )lsnsgcr
John M. Chapman. The field looks,
like one of the best c\cr galhercd'
together for the historic Garden
grind and is made up of a. groat col-
lection of foreign stars. as well so
the best riders in America. This race
will be the last in the old Garden.
Here are the teams That have
getli and Gactano Belloni. Bobby
Wolthour and Freddie Spencer.
Mourns Brocco and Oscar Egg. Ai-
phonsc Gooscns and Ilsrnr Stocks-
b‘nch. Muarico Dc “'olfc and All
chaitl. Reggie McNamara and
Harry Horsn. Arturo l‘errnrio and
Armido Rinetto. Charlt‘y Doruyter
and Marcel Buysse. Pete Mooskops
lad Alois chraovcs. Alfred Grends
and Alex Mchsth. Louis Bcnasctto
and Anthony Dcrkmau. Fred Taylor
and Bill lianlcy.
Mocskops. the world's chimpion.
is on his way to America along with
Pisnl. Grands. Mchsths Georgetti
and Egg. They are due to arrive
Wednosdsy. Mocskops. besides rid-
ing the six-day grind. will compete
in the sprint meet in the Garden
next Saturday night. He will ride a
match race at one mile. the best
two out of three heats. against a
star yet to be selected.
American hike fans will probably
pin their faith on McNamara. and
Horst]. in the coming six-day grind.
While the foreign favorite teams will
be Bolloni and Georgelti and Mocs~
kops and chracvos. Wollh‘our and
Spcncor. the "kid team." will be the
dark horse combination 4n the grind
Tickets for the sprint meet and the
six-day race willgo on sale at The
Garden Tuesday morning.
TRIPLE TIE IN
BIOTEN RACE
CHICAGO. Feb.
half way marl: in t
the championship
vector-n basketball
narrowed down to three teams. Illio
hols. Ohio State and Indians. The
last week's games mods no changes
in tho poaitions of the three lead-
ers and the Illinl quintet is today
still at the top of the list. with a
perfect porcentsgo of seven gsmos
won and none lost. 0
Illinois has an more on
may. tho most lmportsgt Tim:
against Indians at Bloomington. to-
mols'ow night.
Ohio. with seven contests won and
one loss. rests in cocond place. In-
diana. besides-the two difficult coa-
tests with Illinois and Ohio. has two
mire-Ito play. '
nesota. Michigan and Pu s.
are tied. each having a perconmtago
or .5ll0. Chicago. dofostod twice
during the week. dropped .to tho
:5.-—Wlth the
ho season past.
Prospects in tho
confer-once in.
collar position. “Ditch. “a".
sad Nonsom.,odv:sss '_
””09”.“ m
“I “Ibis-90911“ outlaw}
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.THE SENTINEL'
1' mory—
McGrawfs Overlooking N0 Bets
to .Insu‘re Great Infield for Years
EDDIE
FARRELL
ll)- .VORDLLV E. _BRO\\'.V.
John JICGrnw has little causv for
\vuT‘T‘y ovu‘ his ililTi-l-l til-3.40 Thus. In
fact he has .1 Huh! '0 :mi that ho Is
silling pull}.
TIT--
lilies lll‘: first
smile ._\'«*ai's '0 Cunlt'.
)‘Lllllrgsl’d‘. a good
beautiful lIPILY- r.
last: position for
'i’vrry is a
lTI’iT-r and :1
Hull)". ovm‘ nighl.
became acquainttd will; l'llfi nul-
iiwidinc Job \"hLll moved to outer
ilcld last season to make luolil For
Torry at first. Now McGraw has
Kelly to more i first should any
accident befall Terry—and extra
outfieldcrs to show into Kelly‘s
place without \vcukcninu the club's
baiting or fielding strength.
l-‘rankic Frisvh. Giant and rap-
tain and slated to succeed McGT-aw
as manager one of These days. is
one of The grealcsl second stickers
and hitters in ll!“ game. 119- has
years ahead of him.
Travis Jackson. Tho man “ho
stepped into Dave llancrofi‘s shoes
at short. is domnnding a place in
the shortflcld sun after loss than
two full campaigns.
lieinic Grob's days at Third arc
numbered. but NcGrow has l-‘rcd-
die Lindon-om ready to send to That
PAAYO NURMI IS
"4'
.1
95.»;
u igan K. O’ 8. F1
STATE BANTAWS
R, can,
LLINS AND
(Ulli, EN; FOUR
Hate a Combined Av-
erage of .350 Over
Stretch of Ten Years
SP
ars there have been
. ax
Puts Boston Opponent Away in
WEDNESDAY. FEBRU ARY
i »‘i
Y I:
H0ls ’
‘ I R“
SSE?“
ion Over
geIo Is \‘I
GOOD FORM AT M .
—Scores Knockdown in
Mike Esposito Earns Decis
Dempsey—Frankie An
Card Is Good One
state
-o—‘N
.‘
Young Mulligan. bantaxr.-l Em... ;-
. . . , .
l\rII,\-i‘r rrv m’-T.-Il-III.ITIT;TII lur-
Ihag tho nunuio Groh falls. c And '
{lelsirum‘a work in tho
’a Tree agent “hon signed.
VICTOR;
Walk at Cathedral Games
NE‘V YORK. Feb. 25. -— Paavo
Nurmi raced \irtually alone and un-
molcstcd to a. COIOYII‘SS two mile tri-
umph last night. but failed To (n-
dangcr any world's indoor rr-cnrds
in an event which was an anTl-cli-
max To a sensational race by Willie.
Riiola. who shattered his own
World‘s marks for three miles and at
5,000 nlr'ltre.
Ritolo Features.
“‘illic Ritola :mashcd his mvn
world's indoor record for five Thou-
sand metres last night in one of The
distance features of the meal. The
Finnish-American uco covered The
distance in li'nTiTiut-.~s. 23 1-5 MT-
onds. lowering by‘ seven and iour~
fifths seconds the mark he sci three
weeks ago.
On his way to The finish. luola
also lowered his own record for
three miles, when: no “as clocked in
13:56 1-5.
Riioia substituted for Pam.) Nur-
mi at the last minute in This race
when the latter clcctod to start later
in tho two-mils race. llo ran a
typically brilliant race, lapping
Verna Boothe. former Johns llop-
kins crack. twice and llmur l’rim. of
the Finnish-American A. C.. the re-
muining starter. three Umts. After
the first few laps it. was apparent
that Booth was not up to the form
he showed in Baltimore ITISI night. in
racing Nurrni. Tho lanky Johns
Hopkins runner showed signs of dis-
tress and dropped back steadily.
Alan Hclffrich. Penn State filer.
added another middle distance tri-
umph to his string when he ‘con-
qucrcd Ray Dodge, of the Illinois
A. C. and George Marstcrs. George-
town University track captain. in a.
half mile special. Hclffrich trailed
tho pace until the lost two laps.
when he took command and easily
withstood Dodge's finishing spurt.
Hclffrich‘s time of 10:55 4-5 was
only a. second and ono~fifth behind
the world's indoor moi-k, held by E.
n and set twenty—one years
ago at Buffalo.
Penn Belay-er: Score.
University. of Pohnsylvania's one
mile relay quartet gained o. five yard
victory over a'hasmy assembled Mc-
tropolitsn combination. which sub-
stituted for talc. withdrawn because
of illness to s member "or the Blue's
team. .
McDonald. running the anchor
quarter for the Quaker fliers. broko
the tap in tho inst timo'or 3:27 4-5.
Pennsylvania's opponents wars Far-
ley. of tho Nowork A. C.: Kivist. of
tho Wilco A. A" and Ray and “'oodo
ltroff. of the Newark A. C.. who ran
in that ordor. .-
Baycs Norton, Yale sprinter and
months:- or the 1924 Olympic team.
wos‘ tho only scratchf ,portomcr to
tuck
W
ry“lu tho
w to
b
spring -. l-
lraining camp this year may causo' ‘
.‘lviimw To RHC Grab a rush and >4
firm. that comes to him highly tout-
cd—liugh McCullough.Jl'his young;
star. who lives n Boston. Pa. was
JOIE RAY SETS NEW MARK
Willie Ritola Clips Time Off His Own Records in
5,000 Meter Run—Chicago Runner in Fast ‘ 0
1,000 Yard Race—Willie Plant First in Mile 2 1.:
chann. both of Rutgers and ham:-
. uorls 2':
fit”. “an Tor hifii .0 fall. fr accmnphshed. This
l‘rim-li can play short and third 1- American League but-
as wcli as he can play second. Jack- 3‘" “ ’ ”'5 brilliant supremacy.
son. a shortstop by trade. can play 3" 5' "h“ Salim“ League had
second or third well. Freddie Lind- ll ‘ I ‘7" in l-aseball. “'h° “'9"
is'rom vas slum-d as a accond tam- . 1' " ”"1”?" from Buffalo to
man. Groh can play second as will T- ' ’h‘y “"3"? .110 such “Big
as third. l .a‘ 11.18 array of individuals.
And Ross Young. veteran outfield- . " ““m‘rm” done 5" we”
or. is no slouch at second base—o. ‘ ": "my“: achievement " ‘
{mt not generally “10““. y mi ‘Ilat ntublishes one rm-
llut McGraw is not resting on his" I ."v ‘S‘mcflcan Lraguc batsmen
ours. One of his rcccnt moves was' " I hm“ r‘ 5r" “cd by Imph‘
‘ihc obtaining of a promise fromi .. . .. i ., ..
liddio l‘arrcll. s'ar shortstop of The ‘ ”H D“; qur were
l‘nTvcrsi‘ty oi Pennsylvania Team. “. ' .‘fu‘in Luau“ may ha”-
ihar That gr-ntleman would rcportI' I ' I“. all-around 500‘, ”"5”."
to lh'J Giants when the college bsso- 1, ‘fhflgul'g. r;§:on._ I’m 32::
ball ”MS ncxl summer. 5 I- 'i“: -n.§ <1:;kc:s L'Y‘liis'
Farrell. captain of the team. was' " nI. ‘;,;‘ h“! mahfimothdour if
Tho outstanding shortstop of inter-W7 . A ‘ ‘ ' . ‘
coiivciaic hall last woman He l<' H T.i-.,...e quarictto “as big. ‘
a graceful fiflidcr and In naturti hit: . '3 imcmsung fact in con-
un- . n “\‘lfh the four of today that
ichraw l—as another infield " or them are managers 0: Am-
- . . Pros- I. . l.-aguo teams and the fourth
FLOWERS OPES
T0 DEFEAT
'. 1 TV
Zi'a'
YORK. Fob. 25.—‘I‘igor
Georgia's candidate for
1.2 ‘T‘ixlll honors. Will return to
id , Square Gardtu on next
tux-stay night with The avowed in-
:;t‘ . of proving to all and sundry
"2;: ..Ts defeat at the hands of
‘3 "*«iam‘y Sé'hrfll months ago
.5 ‘ n-ly a fluke. The Tiger and
Mr] .-y “ill T'cunw their srgumcnt
r
. x
_.i
i
si-nt him To the canvas. As
referee countcd four, a towel was
Thrown into the ring from Flynn'<
corner.
The first Tout brought out Young
the '
For f‘“ 3'" weight champion. made short work; .\T: T. f'
four' players it 'he American League of Joe Flynn of Boston. in ihcir' \. , g ’
who have h. the pitchers in that scheduled eight round bout in Mar.- p.» . ; f
circpI: hard enough to have amm- chestgr It” cgenl‘og. T211? 10;“ “d .1 7‘ “I“
., _. ,_ score a noc ou over I: op onmt ;. . f '-
tad. .' CS3: sh :U‘lxrzcntagebgt about from Beantown in The second round. . :1 .; f,"
.330.‘ ,y 4. re 0 ' uth. The bout “hicli was the main ci-
NM “r .n. collins. FOotball rc- f , . . ‘7 I ._
. .T l l ,3 havi ' lit 1 air of the mening. nm or lack-d .
.c IT ._ I 118 1 Quan y o . , ..l . q“, .1\,1.___‘. 1.,
‘ltllbi. . . H 22ml for it because of action while it ‘10.»... . l.l'i _ :‘.. . .
{I'm 9 .1. at Notro Dame who oc- the opening at The iafllr. 1.324: 9 .
run—(K _._. i- afield positions. 'l‘hcy succeulcd in landing rl\' Times (ll. .
112'; ,n . '51,...) the "Four "01.8% )luliigan's left our. \\‘hlI‘Il has IMAM? IM‘. ;
Ema.’ . 3 .J 'ch remainder of the giving him a considerable amounv of I n
“.23: .._,~c. .5 fluke as 955......“ to trouble. The local lad then pm- :'.
‘2... f .- - Jamaica“). calls itseliiceed‘d to put on an extra Lurst -' ‘r.
3;. ,~ "I! f'uies." Tspecd and toward the close of the .
’:.- l 23...; is not The point in ' round. hookcd a. solid left '0 '1‘-
..h :11; 2: as: (-120, of fit descrip- jaw. that saint Flynn to tho:~ I‘ll.‘ .
1. ~, .‘ :lt- {our batsmen of the for The count of nine. Hc bllt'f‘eiirvi .; -.
.\ . ‘ guc. It lho pitcher in in hanging on for the remainder o: h: ..
‘. . w rcfirt-senTr-d by Goliath the round. .
1. - .l ahemtafingly say Cobb. in the second roux} )luillgsa‘l
If r N' f (r and Collins are the starch out To finish up has man and . .1;
:6 it If slugT-Tr. or swattnr. I as lht‘y mmc ’u ill-3 center of Thc' 1:»
ills. ' F .' hilt-Ir. could be raised ' ring. hn nu-asurrd him and sud 21.1.; 1..
I‘d ~ I . desrcc. here would be To the {inor uin a hard right To T. ._‘
[a f? .prrsonificatlon of such jaw. Flynn stayed down for the 1.. _
" " skill. count of nine and upon setting 'oj‘w I ~ .__
'31?“ 011“ IOOks at 1!. or his {t-ev. ran into a barrage of ieiT. ' .‘
I 10 match the and rights to the head. which again ' ~~ . '
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; ' Norwalk
JACK DELANETT... mm...
I slingcrs.
Nor-
Raver Bcnjamln. old urn"
\vaik boxer. \vi‘.l return to
Tthis .vI-nlug. at the Armory
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5 \‘AL
FIB
\t‘iti f.
It is enmcd that o large crowd
will he on bond to notch the hulls
If the tons turn out for this own-
ing's show. profusion.) boxing in
the city will be revived by the Am-
By LcRoy D. Down.
to
he “ill act in the capacity of 1! form. . -
O O O
Fans
American Lcc‘lon If i - Tf‘.:ll.'.'..t ~ 3: i..~
. . . hn- T~ “Wind M 1331 it.
I Boxing show pug”... W.“
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, This evening. . , _
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Norwalk boxing fans will 32.3"? :1 "‘3‘
chancr to look over The best lxlt‘l- L »
fteur scrappers in the slate at U12 ';'
lNorwaik Armory this evening whrr. "1 -‘
The American Legion will «use '5 ' - '
2 boxing show.
' ‘ ' ' .‘l:l.~ l-T--.1._. in... 5
Simon pulp. fighters 'I‘Om Bridgv- “T'rkIIt; ..xT' \‘iii‘. in
‘l‘0l1. New “Avon and Stamford “ill “mi 2... I . ll ”‘71)!
he on hand for the bouts. Nor-“ail. >0 HI Hw-‘i: Trd .L -...c
anti Li-T li.,‘..t
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blur of the Illinois Athletic club. .
tabiislicd a world's indoor record ,_;
2.39 3-5 seconds Tonight for l.‘
metres Tn conquering Willie Go. I-
“In. of the New York A. C. in .i. r- .
In another distance feature.
lia)‘ broke thu Tape ton yard.-
i‘rom of Goodwin. with \Vaitcr -.
gall. of UvOI‘Ke’lOE'll University. "
only other starter. third. 15 ,\'.T
iuthv‘r back. '
(:tgan set the pace for Thr
Two laps, when Ray took canm u.
and “on us he pleased. llis ‘zz:
Tor Tho disruncv. which had not ‘.
raced indoors before. was only a ~
und behind Tho outdoor record. -, I
by Sven Lundgrcn. or Sweden.
Carl Chmsuernson. blond ili‘
lopp-Jr of tho chark A. C.. ir 1:.
To a close triumph in the i‘
lard high hurdles ever B. '1‘. £1.10“.
or l‘rinccion. and liorh Mort-r. .Ilso
oi" the Neual‘k A. C.. who wcr- 5m}-
and and third in I blanktt 21M).
Chrislicruson's time of nine 52-1 lids
Tim, was Two-fifths of a second in:-
hind his own wor.d itdoor max-k.
Geraid Murchison of The N-“ark
A. C.. a younger brother of LC-Tcn
Murchison. indoor sprint king,
reached the finals of the sixty-yard
handicap sprint but finished murth
and last in the deciding heat. Which
was won by Eugene Dwycr of Brook.
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Tanned. at 15 feet each. won t
sewn-l and Third divisions.
Joic Roy Sooms. .
Joic Ray. voteran liltlc (Mata; .
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ii-T‘.
li'n.
Plant Victorious. ;
“‘illie Plant hung up a C'cislve‘
victory in the one mile handlcspl
walk. overcoming shiowanm of
irom 15 to 30 seconds conceded to!
his opponents. but falling by fiveI
and two-fifths seconds to equal the‘
world's record hold by George
Goulding of Canada. Plants time
was 6:33 2-5. Nick Wolss and
Charles Eschenbsch. two local ri-
vals. were second and third. respec.
tively.
Lafaystto College's medley relay
quartet took the measure of tum
givals over tho one mile and seven.
clghths routs. due to s. fine anchor
mils by Boottchor. Fordham was
second. Union. third. and New York
University. fourth. The time was
7:56 3-5.
Columbia University won a my
and tuck 1 mile rolsy race from
Yale whengompbcll. running so-
chor for the local quartet. came .
behind to outnco his Blue
Gibson, in the finishing drixo.
Yale’s first three men. .
Greeley ssd'McLAughlin, It"! m .,
tho poco. but. oovor had any do .
margin on: -
unifim
Amati-om
‘; a , flutest that is scheduled for fif-
“l wunds. Delaney allows a: how
i Topplo ih-: Tngrr long before
:iitocnlh.
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:hc
l.~~‘-\'Ol‘s points out that ho Was 2
yo; god by both Lee Anderson aud‘Joc Flynn of Hani‘brd in The second'
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l‘a:.. as Joe Guns early in his car-
vr uuly to stow them away in ro-
til! i ngngcmcnts. :40 Thinks it will,
wc A out The same way in The casc'
i-f nlancy.
crlcsn Legion.
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winning ways in
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last
under
Mulligan Continue-i
Manchester
tho skids
Young
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voning and put
(inht.
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ound of their scheduled
ound bout.
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.‘Iullignn “as in tip-top condition.
ianl‘y is Training at Bridgeport.
Tv‘. re he iivos. lie “'1" not come to
X. York until The day of lhc bout.
1:; TNT: is preparing hillls(’If in the
G. in: gymnasium. He worked sev-
rounds there yesterday with
uf his stable mates. Bob Lawson. ‘
al . a Georgia negro.
l'iuwcrs has been a busy bird sincci
first of the year. having had
bouts in That timv. seven of
v ‘::rli he won by knockouts He lost
t- Lou Bogash on a foul. was stop-
p- Si by Delaney and outpointed Tod
Moon in the three starts in which
it failed to score knockouts.
Matchmaker l-‘mnk Flournoy sn-
Aunced The semi-final and prelimi-
.rics yesterday. Georgo Godfrey.
mgro heavyweight of Licpcr-
\zlle. Pa.. will hook up "with Tut
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Dollar Day
THURSDAY, FEB. 36TH
100 Pairs Women's Shoes. fur-Tr. ” ' “
$1.00
MILTON ELWOOD
122 Washington St. 50--
6m
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Inkson of Washington Court House.
Ohio. in the contest preceding the
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main event. {this is scheduled for
Twelve rounds. Tut will be remem-
‘Tiercd for his tilt With Harry \Vills
if. Ebbcts Field several years p.50.
Tut must be a. game one. Even after
what happened on that occasion he
refused to gh'e up the boxing busi-
ncss.
A Los Angeles couple wero staying
recently in China. One day they
m-c-ro served with an excellent din-
ner. the composition of which they
knew nothing about. When the
Chinese cook came to clear the ts.-
ble. the wife asked him in fun: "I
hope you didn't kill a. stray dog
from the road to make our dinner.
Chang?"
"No killce dawg." answered Chang.
“him al'eady dead when I picked
him up." .‘
national walking title. scored a. spec-
tacular victory over L‘go Frigorio.
dapper little Italian and Olympic-
champion. in a mile and a halt heel
and toe event that aroused the crow-
to a high pitch of enthusiasm.
Setting his own pace all the y
and staving off repeated chauezaoo
by tho Italian. Granville pulled away
in the last lap to win by eight yards.
The two wore the only scratch men
intho nus and tho rsoo was as;
truly boom them. Its-as their
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Smoked Shoulders
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