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Evening sentinel, Thursday, December 17, 1925 · page 12

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“Illusion liillll NOW; Will
PLAY Willi B. 543.5... SATURDAY .

Returns to Chicago from Danville After Treat-
.mentmls in Good Health and Spirits Again
——Figures Show He Played Best in College
Games '

CHICAGO. Doe. l‘l.-(Al’l

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“lled"llIer 20. to December 10. at Pitts-
Grunge 1.4mm“ from fuming y”. inn-nil. Just two weeks. Grunge tn

. III in :umt-s gained 056 yards and
terduy to his ”1""th .._ Hm "Hm” I ll'liiit'étWt‘ll touchdowns. The first
30 Bears. \Ilth his injured ill'i“l int-15ml hick he ever achieved in n
proved. lie plans to loan: with the name nus ins only score ugoiulr-
Bears Monday for their first game Washington. Four of his touCh-
in Florida Cnrlstmns Day at Coral downs were made against a hastily
Gables. The hrlllsu on Gl'llnge'n loft assembled team at St. Louis. He al.

 

arm will 1"‘t‘f:l\ l'il‘lili'l' lreut. no registered his highest yardage as
moot here. n are there, 190 yards. From this
high mark on December . his

Grange's dram ll. haggard look of
I tut week was replaced by a. cheer-
I fut smile yesterday. and he admitted
I that for the first time since his
Thanksgiving debut as a profession~
ahhe was feeling lrcsh and rested.
. . The end of Grange's first round
trip after eight games finds him
more than $100,000 ahead for three
I]- weeke’ work. He did not share in
the receipts of last Saturday at De-
troit or Sunday at Chi to.
. Playing Fell off l‘ro.
. I.“ far as football statistics are
. concerned. Grange's eight games as
If; professional show results some.

ground-gaining gradually slumped
to a not of seven yards against
Pittsburgh. December 10.
Biggest Crowd. V

Crowds drawn by Orange's fame
ranged from 5.000 at Pittsburgh to
65.000 in New York. The total at-
tended for eight pro games totallee
223.000. while the University of lili-
nols this year played to 371,000 in
seven games. and once to more than
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DANVILLE. 111.. Dec. H.»- (AP)

"Red" Grange. after receiving trest-

 
 
 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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Pennoch Most Effective-"Southpaw in

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Frailest in Big Com-I
puny, too, But Evans?
Declares H e H a d ;
Courage and Brains‘l
«Jinx for Glants i

By mom EVANS. i
Herb i’ennook. star southpaw of
the New York Yankees. is real proof

that a. strong heart is greater then
It giant physique as n. pilohinl; us-

 

set.

In civilian clothes or wearing his
baseball uniform. one would new-r
select Pennork from a, flock of nth-
letes as the most effective south-
paw in the American League. He is.
Pennock is trail. has less stuff
than n number of other lctthlinders
in the majors. yet he is a, tough bird
to beat. The reason. plenty of cour-
age. the will to win anti an ideal
temperament.

Herb l'ennock is to the south-
paws of the American League wllnt
Walter Johnson is to the right-han-
ders. The two lime much in com-
mon. other than physique.

Never during his career can pi i)". r.
manager or unIplIII recall an in-
stance where Ponnork displayed a
peeve. lie accepts the bl‘l nice. of the
game as they come never criticizes
a. teamvmate nor uses the umpire. us
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Tue FRMLE‘SIV «er
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AMERICAN
LEAGUE"

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PAYS VISIT T0 MERIDEN III

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Tex Rickard 'i‘htii ii‘ouilll‘i‘II
weight Champion Will Make Weinhi linxlt
and Is in Good Condition for hull. 'l‘onzulu
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whet below his seven games as the meat at a hospital here for an in- Tough for the (““an I
Item of the Big T0“ for 19%- Jury to his left arm. “m“ ‘0 Ch" Ilerb Pennock. as much if not i
‘ While performing for glory and cage yesterday to holsteveral con- more than Babe Ruth, brought buck ' ‘ ’
Ith'o University of lllinois. Red trav- ferences preparatory to the Southern to the Yankees much of the lost i
Ieled. 1.213 yards and scored six trip of his football team. the Chica- prestige us a result of twice he,“ i . .
*thuchdowns in seven games this go Bears. Grange had planned to defeated by the (“,1th l (2
1‘.le His greatest success was against remain here a week. but after an ex- It WM Pennock who 5.0mm. ,
the. University 0: Pennsylvania. amlnntion by physicians Tuesday McGraw‘s team in the series nf 5
1mm; he‘scored three Vtouchdowns flight it was decided that this “"13 1923. When l‘onnoch'npposml thr- ' i ' ~
Ifid gained 363 yards. . unnecessary. He will continm’ the Giants, McGrnw's club hzld ,tnkcn pfie A “x i .
,VFrom Thanksgiving Day. “"9“" ”WWW“ “We “‘ Chm” I‘lsll‘l straight games from the THoiJGlll “ PENNOCK‘ 1. ,ill llliilllliii (minim-s have ilKrI't-dillll"llliol‘lii‘.i: III~ mm. W. I
I . Yanks including three won at the. BEHIND l .' rump l‘lll'h rhnuitl'im pint-Id onisuggnstion ht: when It llillliii IIIIl II
finish of the 1921 series. and four EACH VV\.. I . Vii.“ {lIl‘WIll'Ii piss hut mini; are quillsiwilh popular (IleIII'.;Il .lilll ill, .' .II
. T straight Victories. exclusive of tho PITCH / “a 7 lIll‘lll. I'D". to lmw drastic it should on In l‘ill’llilllilt' lln- Il-IIIII_-... -
III! tie in the 1922 event and the open. " 1“ ‘wuuiIl fall on his. l-.II ‘I. It r-II. 1. I."
. I ‘ .. ins game of the 1923 Hassle. : 'Y.’ i "tIII II: li.t' lItr-l LIIIIIII’: l >IIw this the. ease.
' V V ' . Polmock stopped the. Giants. That ‘l..l' ’01“ I’ll“ lI'Hl‘I’l «Ironing ll live—l “Ills Mimi-Minn iliili to II: I I
V . victory made the men of llugxlus ,ltrniny l'ltrlII-r. ‘\\‘m.-l. i'Ill'Wll‘lx’ :I-IIIlIIlr ii 2:... In. in ins (,IlIi lj.ili’lIlIl ‘ a I, II . .\IlI.,iIIIIltt 'II:III III”. :Ilumt lint-II l’lllll‘llllili‘ill'“ ilniilliit on Iln- numb
‘. V . “3"! ”Hit "it" .iinx “'33 ‘ll‘illii‘ll. ”MI in nthliilrm to n (IIIlI-szxwwlnz hem-tn r.‘liI l'i‘ liII- i"“iiil Il * 1 ill 'I'Il lIliI‘~, l-II. ill 1.3 l‘..‘,ll‘l.J-‘. "I. Natl. ""‘ "' ll'tlb‘I l’lllt' of lh-I tI-llms hull Illnssvs u it’iiln would Inullw (I
V I I I‘ VI . the Giants COUM be beaten. inter inVl‘I‘nlml-E; possewws illlt llitr non? I.“{l' .‘l IIIIIII‘I' r I; Illw I" M I «w :III-II. m I‘.~I.z: uni; lIIIII lL'I-. ”H”? Um“ lIIIIIIs u-hih: tho I.th~Ir the name lust UH thorn in II
. . the 1923 srrios he saw-Ii the my =3>'V’l'lll‘rI'I is tlxml'fllf l'IIhiIIIl III'II‘)‘ bill In "Ill .I- it in in .1 ix I l‘-«..III~I l. 1. low It Mil: ’.' it l‘ill‘. 'V-“l illiltll‘ 1th tIIIleIlluu’IIs. on iilt.’ I'Illinl-t-I‘ ut‘ iilI‘II's out .II I’.
V relief pitcher for llob Shun-hey and . Ihut he plinth-Is, Winn :1 ill‘IfI II Iain. .III.- I: .,<‘ l'-Illl’,n‘ “ . EI‘I‘ I .l ii‘lllN II . -: 'l. I l» * .III :Imw ' A” ”l" I‘I‘Itl‘t r lgd been lllzlllllltlli'. ; making of Sillt-“llllllli‘tl’ib-
. ‘ I “'0“ the iln‘illllml‘lillll ‘l'W‘llllill‘fhrls ll \l‘I‘~IIlIlII».«t.z :‘ucrs l‘IIIIlI-II‘I; ill I’ iiitlilliil. lzI ' 'Im . lI . rhnzl- lIi‘ ' ..I it Ii 3s m‘ tin IIl‘I “Lilli «nrl runs. tuwkle illll‘kSiilldi LI ’ ‘ '
._ ....._....— W Imme from Allie Nl'llll iIIIlillIleml ml: II» III» II Z'I Ii for In. I:‘ ‘ t :I .I . nu»: III. I} l-IIli. “'“W'W‘l \’ “”1th forward puss" a At the routine lnwlhn: of l IIILI 1’
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.To Meet Trade School Springfield, Mass, Wo-l .. . V .. .. .. ..I I'I‘ ‘ ' 232'3?".i‘..‘.:IIIIIlI‘I'J.“I‘I‘I7.-‘.‘I'«§I.I‘.'.'I’.'.'.”"
I“ Team That Has Beat- mall. 47, (.Ihalleng‘es' ‘ I S ‘33; 4 w A, ‘ .. in F E i; ‘ .1” W ’1‘" ”m“ “WW” “l Nil-VIM 10- lln literatu- of tour I‘ur .I..~.
’ i1 1 V .. ii . {£th % {it “Hf . l3; , , 'II-I it ..m t‘21It“alt-iil‘nlillll;iiill~llllltvri.IX'rim],
‘5 IV 2‘ ‘ M“ H ‘Afldfign‘ ., i i""~“‘l“‘i W“ Hill” time it secured".- ’ ° ' '

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7"»Ien Locals Twice ~—
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with travel to Bridgeport today to

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' ler Was With N. Y.
Americans in 1921—
Has Improved

NEW YORK. Dec. 17 (AP).—

 

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Benefit Game for Crip

Stars in Line-up

SAN FRANCISCO. Dec. 17 (AP).
——The lineup of the Western team
which is to meet an Ail-Eastern foot-
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ranks and he is new considered at

The Atlas promoters had no dift‘l-i
culty'in signing Smith to meet Pe-l
trolie since. according to Lew Anger. i
Smith’s manager. Petrolle twice ran'I
out on a bout With Steve. Anger isi
confident Smith will bull I’tttrolle.l

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finally running over the line for sin.
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tally that won the pump, r.”-
nther kickoff and the ill'
the great Michigan

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advantnuv hilt
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had whipped a team that looked to.
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wwuh a. victory ox-t': ‘Ic Congress SPRINGFIELD. Mania DOC: 17-;V 1 V \O (/7 V p .. ” ll“ pints :IIIIIIIIIIIIIIi: the poems shall hp ”no.3 our-III. II ,
m .. n.5:.I:3::::.“ill:et°i‘é‘°‘ias”1I BOX TONIGHT \- ’LriL’“" ' iilllill In n t I III I: I .. I .I I
I ’ ' ‘ . ’ . ’ w": t " I'll Ill-i" ‘ ~ “' '5" H" In... ill! ' .- tl‘ l‘u 'i A. I.I . ..
mitt, High school basketball team 310.000 “."h Miss Eleanor Sears 0” - i V . ”2% I” :1 . It i LYN. 5 yr: . V 3L ‘ 5‘ \ e mIItI VV VVVVVVVVVIVVIV VVZVI VVIVhIVIVV IVVVVVIVI‘VVLtVIVInVin Vnol VVVVi hutnitVVIVldp VVtVVIVVVl) 1. VIlIVI . lVV.
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was :1 firm: round lnr SlIIlI- l?-

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the ninth and llll.’\ll'lg It \Vllh lIillith
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meet the. Bridgeport Trade School. woman that site run beat the recordl . . V _ I- . :..
iwvseagon the local Imlniet was lies established by Miss Sears yesterday Smlth and Pctrollc Ex- I ART CAQLE.;‘ . .ZJIUI- ;. ain't" .I..Ii -n 72': i C" I “and PO‘ "iV (‘ } y f U~ - u .. V .. .
gated twice by the Apprentices but in walking the forty-seven miles- .3 ‘ WM---.- ~- "' i " ~ ~ 1* Its-r L I... . ~ i .u L (. r V/ i :15 )i L 0 ll . ll V f or is n I. . of .‘-ll.ili IIy linll .I,. I .,
. V , ., . I E . . .. . . . . V . I. .l l V. .3 . C‘ l». II». tInlltI-l- of Illi‘, i'urunrli in lili'umo. mo IIIIIsiIiIIn
» coach (1:69“; ICiza-rgps hope to gigs;Prailifscgcoilltiglgoag'figs‘nggsin:E peCted to :1 ut [I1]; '1 1': l-l.\V.\L “l“ “I; l' _ iidiiii‘ “‘1 ‘1 9‘3 .‘ii ‘I ()utSldndii‘i’: L) t a r S |‘.'l~\ ll) “Ilii'h tlw (‘0uf‘lll‘h‘ haw, 'IH‘I ln mots; gum?“ [not . I ‘ . .
_Vvenet ego. ace. 8. -~ . IV 3' l... IIIIII. lilill‘.li?‘;i"l‘lt“‘ In” IV: . . ... . q. 2., . ... V " V‘
’7Altghough one cannot judge by first logo to Miss Sears. as she confessesl GOOd Bout in Hart- I “.1 1.1.1; .4 1-:-.. .‘l l“ , i; i Iiit’b ! {than 1 {3;} (in (m l, iiiifi‘i. F00tba“ . “”l t l "'UUVVHUIVVI. V; V.VIV.IVlViVV us VV..Ii,V~.I il;‘Villl“‘ til
Wd esdsv's time to 47 euro. 1 . I . ; ,‘I-z. I. I-.‘ I . 4,. 7‘. I‘ , , ,. , I . » ‘ 1f” f“ "‘ "‘“y m ‘
:iggre‘darifxwalk t: gave a first :uin Misti;y Connolly wail-mi last sunnn'erI ford H m) ,9. ‘3. .H . .,., ‘Iwi ‘he “ llll'it‘l i Czllll 1 L 1 "VI“ ”Ml "”1 “P .I llluwpulnt use ()1 tin IIII—s :I-4 II In. .I ‘
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M on the court this season which. from Springfield to the Shrine 0! StI’I . _ . ml M iv .III-II I-IIIII- w ,, ' I... 13,, y. I. , Wu,“ 0'. "W" 1“” "m”- ”“ ‘ 1‘
I i De Beau ~ in Canada. cover. ”Al'l'lYOIlD. Dire. luv—Time fiS- " ‘5 . , . . 7. "l" l l'll,1" !‘ 1: xI Ml. M. I, I: «hurl... ‘~ 1*” “ ‘ l“llI'II:lllll' In lulIl-IIIIIIIIIM uIIIIIm I... W...” .I, I.
by e, little more expert. .ce. should ”me, DWI . . I..IIIII- to IIIIIr ..I III I.I .... .. - “II II~I> .. - t ' In. - I . » . .
id vel info a chumtilinshi com- ins the 1.000.mlles ill thirty-nine tic fans “’1‘“ “Wk in ““ m" HN°I .. . I». . . I till .‘w II Itl l ‘ I I ii I I ‘ ., III " I ”ml. ' . .m' n "f ' m""”“' E“? m ‘1‘“iiiI-I‘H‘l Illlm Ir IIII
e op ‘ k p days She made no attempt at speed Smith-Billy l‘IIlI-nlle argument at: 15‘1“” "‘U "“2 l" . “ If" . , . , - ” ‘ ‘ " " " "1“" ““8“" "FUR in it lollrfll-I The \l'IIulIl ill" '~"l’l' I? .
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. . . . but her records show that '0“ three I Foot. Guard Armory tonight will sue V I,» VV V _ V .VV V . . . V . V
In Perlmarl and 'lomoy. {ma}. for different days she made forty miles ,lt counle of featherweight title eon ‘h‘inilVlW'i‘o ““31“ "i '“M ’V‘““ I mntmt I» I: m 'i l‘l .. . I II ,I I , 3wa “V' i‘lmv the .lI tIrnIlIIIIn: tumor in ii} :I has» I. Hill 1.
words, Coach Green has dewlowd :1 day and on anthVVr day {my two mm...” m who“ . nails in ili.‘ l.I~.n..\IIcIInI;.III won \.~I....I-I II-.I l V V VVVV I; V . V V V V m. ”my ,IIr VVVVVVV mm VV
air of speed and accurate haI5ket- ' ‘ ‘ - ‘ I ' . 1 I.‘ {tell I,» II in ‘91:. ‘ “ ‘ ‘ ' I " ‘ I: '1 I. . .. ‘ ‘ “ ,,
:9” While “13; l’iVOt position 15 ably miles. Petrolle is probably the better ‘ unAllIiIonlt‘ii‘ll lllil'l iii; flntlll kill”. 11“!" ll‘ 1 ll . r’ IIIIII t' . :II~ . III“ Arts I'III in. i H.) [udhiuhfid 1.)”? mph”? M i '
mu}, b c t 1 D R dd, It was suggested to Miss Connolly. I'Imown of the two despite lill’: me u . " ‘ . - .. . s , , ...I, , ... . . 1m... ‘ 3““ “ ”‘ ‘1 “NJ-“I‘m ““5“. '“H‘ rilume'lun t» nu...- III In-

Y an an on u man. in event that Miss Sears accepts her that he coins from Fargo Vorlh )llclnuun I.I.:Il lz..IIi In.» II.IIl limit. I. ..I .. « I.. II. In I. .,,.. . .. . . I“ II. _V . H.” mach. who has “on“ big lhingsh trial than ”w sI-iI Im- lull... V i. V,
F3? the degenshe. the! 13:22:}? calm we}; wager that the attempt be made at deola “‘lliic qmilh iq , “@th of Y AL ”“5 ““‘i “7 m" lll‘fil 1“” 54‘9“" '.l i Lia; lull in l , II J IlI. \. I I Vlaw Willi int" i Iwzlnl puss, 1hr l‘t'rt‘prfl nlntlmlwr “f plow in ”MI. III ilt',li -
1'6? 0“ i 6 work 0 , Ppe an ' ' ” ' x’ ‘3 M gun it'lll lawn“: wi :1 points i.) T iltl‘ . » . - . . " " I l “11‘ 1-“1' CIrIIIII mutiny-{IT of ”M l' .-. . ‘ '
.. I. . _ an early date as snow is likely to Bridgeport. .- " . . . 5. III~.II . 2:. » ..I .~. I, ..,...».I V . V» no). . ll.l~ll nut by Ln...“ 3 .1 ”WW, I I...
\':i::::rof xggeoliixzont:inaoiiii‘e‘iat“ come soon. making walking dlffl- Bill Smith. unilcclll'lmell in his m” uum‘iqimx‘. Mi”? .(.'h‘,m”"}‘ I in ’II‘IMIr Ii..~ ‘ III . .III ‘ W‘ , 1‘" "‘Wt'sIml that l lI‘Il'ilill from \I‘I‘s'fl)‘.
ter ‘ Veteran 0“ two ‘ ‘ ' cult. Miss Connolly. however. said home Slate. Is one of ”h. (mannmhh 1”:de “QV‘V‘h‘f” ”m “N kl‘Vi‘VV‘V‘l’” ..I, III - II.. t 1m in I: 1m: “ ,, , ,

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trip to Bridgeport: she was willing to let her bet stand. Called the “Hungarian Boarcat", . li- . M 15.. i :1 l‘lt . . _ ' ‘ I'IIluzzI‘II... I _ lll.‘I:‘I r: r .

_ snow or no snow. that she can make because of his "mom it, uh h, Mill Um mm» In‘ “ll j- IImIIIII. :I hit I. in I... .. . V V . w I ‘ .9 .
Goifg-iimflaihilp‘i'iif)’ Siligg‘mgu‘ilig: the Providence t° Boston 5‘1““ “l" Iring tactics.Sn1ith has milled thgoutfsh .1)”: mm". to up “an.“ NIT-Pf. (”\(‘f'i‘ :I‘INI cn-It .‘i sin: I. In l;II : «I Xmas BOXlng Lard T 4 A“ NEW in 131“" Y
Golden, Mace and Y0“ " “ ‘ der ten and one-half hours. without an impressive list of ““3““, ngmsVully-V they (Hit V..IaneV.i Ill.» Ann . linVtI. In” W, MVV ,V, IVV II» I. . \‘Iru yum" In... V” V V V ‘._____. V
' Norwalk lineup: ‘ any special training for the effort. without ouce being decisively hr-mon. ndV.I(lIIlIIt.e IlanIl. Vulth lllliV.lklllillVI IVI l.“ m 3,,” m, h l. I. .V V , V . VI .. .. . .V . -.~~ A II );.,V;~1~.,V\- 1...“. 17 IV

Tomey. Til Perlmsn, if; Ruddl- W He has whipped the Well-known Bob- 191: ViVOVlVlEI‘M :iifZVllVEXVV‘VV‘VVV:lVIlF wi- .tnlII-II llll' shroud II . ;.<-I-I illiV V VVV 5; ;..,.II.I., ,. .\' l.II.;l\';'Irtl announced ‘lmnry. winIln tViII- iiill"ul'l 1
man. C; McGowan. 1‘8; Whipple, 18' - by Garcia. and holds decisions over V “1th Duh-I on V2 VaVVu “V-IVlVV-VVV h... VVIIl . lII lll‘ I‘ltll. l\.'..\V I'Iv'I.» "l V VVVV‘VVV . V V :II . ‘_ ‘V ;fliil’l"‘lli lull ho iulll slum-ll l.II\v i‘rrfetti nt"“'h"“”r-" mmmnnw 1“ E I.
. . . BennyBass. the highly touted Phlla— 'lho ball “do :1 . filed“ l-ll- \\llll a 2.;hl in I IIIIIIIII n: . ‘ ' “ ' ' ‘ " ' 1‘0”...”de ("ltv ”S W n V . V Vlli (I3 Sihi‘i'L’SUl‘ l‘i lLIIIWIt I .I .«
, . "1 .V (V V V, V . ,V _ I V . 1._ h I, (A I .. T10lillll.lll‘ . . . V
, , . . dclphlan; Charley Manly. the clevethory A long, punt VullllVIl Ill.l. 1h }.ill’l. l... II; httilhl‘.i . i.iII L'I‘iIli I‘ V 1.. (3.. I. . VVV VVVV lI‘i VVVV lIi’I I. . l . ,. “mm (‘Olitfh V), lilill- sme, >I..
V V. A V, '. New Bedford featherweight: JOQyIleather deep into 1.7mm Sitip «It III-I V ham 1.. lln- C31, H; mm hm; . ~. _II.I.I.I ii I .II. I. 1.. ..I .i'l' l .I, VIVIV i- V‘i lzilllllVthil’ .st V,\;V1h._.I.IVI~, 15.1““ his mum m Inuit. HVV
V Kaufman and Spencer Gardner. ‘fiold will time would ill! llli "‘.".‘”'”‘ ,-\-l will :I. it‘ll. hm. ‘II in UN 1" .. _ . .I. V V Q 73"“? “VmV” “ 1i) “will” {1‘1”‘1‘ lull new in him illlli llI‘II E~
' 1. , - ' Smith's latest hnoclmut sum-ms... . the Qunlmrs rmllIVl scorn :ItleII‘l. Hint. “III. I, .i~ II”. .I Vow... ,_ ,i. . .. l‘t i . . » . . IlII. I~ ll . . . IIVnIII. ll‘. till: :«I :IIi-fmzli tout oi Vthn km“. “sh”. hV. I.ulIlIl My If .E
. ‘ : V " , _ was his three-round (100151...) victory V was MIChigzm's FlZCllp of the :.1II:I- in ii. -’ V_ _ . V VVV . . Vth'J"”“”V" :‘3'1‘1 ““rd 1” “Mi“hi‘mi -llllil(’(‘ apprrInI-iu Il lIIIII
V' MYLES THOMAS I over Johnny Dixon. Vim“ 3‘11“." rule. 'l‘lll lighting eliiliinuwi 1115, ii-ml‘tll ll :-., .; I.I mil. .1 ll Ea. ‘llilVI'iW: (,IVznzlnn. Vllooolnller ,3. i “l prl l't‘r Hill, in my .m-
' -- . I .. The ‘Hungarlau Bearcat” hasi So Michigan klt‘ked. But the. lhl‘ollgn the SilCtIf‘t‘fllllg lulmthm V V I. VV V _ Vll‘i'mp f‘Jh-‘WVU’TS .f‘il' Jf": Lil'isnill. “it in nil live. to m.
'_ . _ learned'muoh about the ring Since heVMalzc and Blue hadn't reokonwlI Hullmun stunned me In lllI: 05-» lVVIluwu ll ::V> IVVI'lIVllVr‘. 1: Ulil‘w 0: it'l‘i’lmlv- N .l., lflrllll‘l' Intel gut hurl; in my «lo-xix. ll"
, . . last fought in this city. ills greutiwnh Dink Marshall. Penn's sl"~.‘Ii*t1‘Ihot hrollrzht the Mood Hil'l..l‘ili‘.ll.’ I‘V- All" I- -~‘ Ii"“"V*‘~‘~ ~-~ fill-“1"“: V““‘V'tV “'il-‘l {V'Jl‘i-‘Pd hy Hillier 3. York. The l‘i/illlliillli' ii.‘~' I.
’ ' » stamina and sturdy punClilng hmIeisa-feilfi The 1‘11“ Sflll‘?i1VSll‘i‘IlL'.lll ll-i ilom SionI '5 law In the tannin :II‘IZI V‘ I" i'illl‘ ‘ IV ills t'll;zlgelllelit. ltiezm mu and if It sltou‘il .>.I,.IVV,. l
. carried hlni cloae to the top of tliei Marshall. .who tlllrlxrnl It under his :1 serum} Lliin crashed MI i' n right ' A. (3.. IIIIIlI~l1,VIs I"? >l\' round.u iltfl'flUS!" l..I- Iimow whal ans“, r l “WWI, I
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Dita] to Have 1d Junior lightweight Iaurels. , Sim; past one trickier utter rInolhIr. l “Lillif'i‘lnw Ad mnnsga-Il lo iii‘t.‘§l hz~ -5; \mufll'n. l“. LOPEZ KNOCKS ()1'1‘ ":1le PARIS. new. it iAl’l
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Myles Thomas, star right-handed . -I. . . .. .
twirler of the Toronto International benefit game for the Shriners’ Crip- since he first left his home ring in I 01“ hog. And it was little Wok} “'1 “Um Lmh“ "H “1‘“ a If?“ ”m? . .
cm, last season. has been purchased ,pled ChildrenIS Hospital was an_ Fargo. ‘Marshall‘s sterling broken III-Id . salon-“r =1 cerium: will to ill" “MW: --_ll we “immunity! it'llI‘l'lml Lille: _Tf"f"‘“j““”fi“ - i —'””***”"M“'” ' a
by the New York Yankees Manager‘nouncrd today. I run in those lost so seconds that My. Hullnnln llllldl‘d in the mud :It it‘ll}; l<‘IrpIt. thr- Arguitmr- llem‘ynrlullt,; “DH lfl ' P03!) F.,\(.AGED. , CENTRAL I,II:.\I.l'l‘. lilIll H l "-.
H‘uggins.‘ announced yestEl‘dflS- 1101 It includes many former college Syn dicate Ma Bu leumplished the trick. Eli-:iVI. But the ruandeas Slow-s. {\I'Ill sign :Irlilrles n-‘nt Saturday wilh 'I‘OltlllNG'l‘ONI (‘onn.. Doc. 17 ML‘SKE llIN. Mirth. iltt‘. I". ‘ I
demlined to disclose the purchaseismrg who won Places on mythical . . .. . Y y I . _. _____._...__.._.._.... l blond. loitell Ldiilus lIIIlei llackllhe reprcsmItatIre ol Ermlnln Smile,ViAl‘l.——'1‘llI‘ t‘llfill'r‘mr‘nt of Raymond lelevil‘al of tin ulrl t‘IIIll'IIl l
price ‘ All-American elevens. Bridgeport Ball 'l‘eami ‘I with a straight loft in the tenth. but Villi‘: llztlilln ixoxvr, for a bout to he ‘V ("l‘lucky'W W, Pond, formlr hase- ’Loague with four IIlulIs, '
‘ Thomas. since first coming to the Ends—Muller. California: Vessor. IVY ‘ H A TEAM 1112138: stVlVltthzii-VkVch IVlethlIIVIVI.l ‘ilsfll‘gllIVltlulizgt- theft mum-l; IV‘lrlIohlmoclIV; ‘lhhll (tilii foEnhEVllel:IVr {it i’VlVIlo. tof Luddlngton. GI-zmIl llllIiI‘; I
. ' t i i 1921. has 1 sho: Hicke'. Washington State ’ . I o e e e 'G— or i, ) 1e I+. it I new. 0 ..p.'I : In I-I our enm roun. ,. $5 , rm .. .mm'e. Iaug tvr o Imazoo. is ammulnmi by ‘l ‘
Yankees for a rut n (in VV 8 3V 01m to Club' bRIDGEPORT, Dec. fir—Rumors, . iSliliOl‘ was almost doubt-s up with (.li :I fizlll‘. III-.rII- in March l-rl‘zi. 'llr. :IrIl Mrs. Edmund Catit‘ll‘et oféGallughu‘ ("“1ch rm w I.
developed rapid!) in min“ league C0 98“ ronn, 3 p ’ are in circulation that a syndicate ' 'I . I' I — ‘ ‘ ' h M ("I
. ‘ ‘ 19H - t' ‘ Ol ' i Club .n. left and l.:ilt to “Inn. -——~w~-I~~~——~——~ Illils (Itv, has been announced. Ior. who will opt-min thn .\l I.
marks. After flnlshmg the . sea . \er). ympo - composed of Jack 9.13,“... i . , . . . . . . . I .
Ion with Hartford. Conn. in the Tackles—Locey. Oregon Agricul- . L 5‘ prom- i “I"mm‘“ “l"~‘“'~'1 ”“3 ‘I‘l‘-“L"-ml “”«\\RUl-‘ “L‘- “——'—-———“""'“ lit-am. Emrrson W, DlIIluIrsI. -I-«I'~ll
Eastern League he Went to the turn] College; Anderson. University nent “Shi‘hEH-Vyucight boxer; Rich-V . jwlth a left. to the lace and hooked The Monarch A, (i, FlImi-pr0 1“.er The Mitchell trial is nothing. Av'il‘ditor of In“... (mum “uh-W I.
Reading internationals in 1922 and-of Southern California. “"1 H"well, Bridgeport publisheer lover a good right to the our. Eddie IV ”ling team of Norwalk. hm: Battery l luliou always has its ups and downS-lnld." will he prvslllt‘ni of the l ,5I
has starred with Toronto for the Guards—Bailey, Texas A. and Md John Hoélagd. a hfirwicrh business: Y i also landed heuvy rmhl to the ht'al‘l=C, l". N. C... 31.30, last night. I *r
past three years. n inning :‘7 games Bryan. Washington; Minnlclc. Iowa. mane? hi airflhlet‘l urpti'mfmmeré .and loft noon to tll': ear. Nomi 'JnI: Monarch .\ .C. are mulling for;
1nd ranking among the most FKEC- Center—Hone“. California. 1) a. t: ou to or and in-amII buck with two handed utIucl-a games with an semi-pro team In or:
tlve twiriers of the circuit this year. Quarterback ——~ Carlson and Erb, ex-manager 0‘ the haw Baum Club. The Y- M- H. ~‘-- basketball team. 2 for the “find and I‘OCiiCd ”“3 Nimrim‘t °t mm“ “T1”: "3 C‘ L'IIU’mne' I
In the makeup of Yankee forces California. 3” “mums” “mm“ the ““63”“ of Jersey City. N. J.. will battle the i “ll-11 It right drne to the lwnrt and dim. 2 Burritl il"l‘~nue. South Nor-l
:6: 1926. which already has involved, Halfbcales — lmlaY. California; ”zigzag“ almighe frnnchise. Norwaik Red Men in the hull Arm. ‘ had him lluulzlnl: on at the. bIIll. onlk, ‘ . .
t do arture m other 561.15 of Allnrodshaw. Nevada: Cleveland. Stan. us en a 5 come fromVall cry tomorrow night. The Red Mpnl _1 hey hanged amen... II.) me u: the V _ w 0
he 9 quarters the rum i ‘
Romeo: and Ernie. Johnson veteran ford: Needles. Santa. Clan. ‘ . 9" are 53!!! to have 105:; three straight games and V final hell, with Huttmnn hm‘ln: the DIES OF L\JI RIBS. l . Q) '
pitcher and infielder. Mana'ger Hu8~ Fullback—Patrick. Stanford; Nis. bear some credence. Holland “9" they are now out to curb their string ’ “9"” “f ‘h" ”m ”mm?“- 3‘0"“ MIDDLETOWN- ““0 17 i-\P)-—- ' '
“In: I!” has srnt Paul Wetminger. bet, California. . been in Bridgeport for the past two of defeats. i came buck with smashes to the body Frank Vantz. 47. of South Farms :1 j
mom”! to St Paul in the deal . days Illnd its said to has: Men in George Smith and his Indian crew i that had llutiman hurling. Eddie. drop l'IIrg-iIr of Wilcox Cl’illenden Co". 0 o
. - . severe con erencee on a matter. '. Hamlet u need smash to face. but Ad plant “'11 fell 1’ f '- d '
‘.t.he Pat Lolllns .. .. I _ . . will hate to do some fast stepping. i e . 0 - a 0&1 mm analog
which “hiss (-1 ”V r Sh k t- to“ and Lefty UiVard. Bum" re Late last night, however. he denied as the visitors hold the Y. M. ll. A. 1sent over a. great rit’ht that shookfiator shaft Tuesday. died at the Mid-‘ 08m .lme ’ ‘
hero Ind RI‘PS HO“ “‘1 an '5‘ “3 gards them as the two best prospects having entered in anv such nogotla- ’ H If h il\‘ H H N '
eran inneido'r. his lml‘ollmllum“ re- in the league Gaston is a. right tio . championship of New Jersey. The“ n. mm m " . . H es“ OSM‘“ y'fis’erday as the ”’1
lease Shanks mm:- in the i‘nnkeosthée} Guard :1 southpaw as the a]: t S . have a formidable lineup with seV-i \ouug SullyIpounded SId holly so Vsult of injuries received in the fall.V V - . . .
last nitration front tip: ilr-Il Sl’lx‘. ém1 l‘ “‘Lefty" implies 3931;205:131. 11385 “112:331‘ Jig;- 11:: an! first Class college. an"! on thtir E sew-“V?” In ”‘3 “inn llmmd (if ”mine TOCPiVQd lafl‘l'allflns 0f ille beds-Di Ad‘ ertlSIng copy Should be In The sentinel
" ‘ ’ ,W. . ‘ " ‘ ' - - ‘ ' ~ . =o enn cont? t t :t ‘ Amy .4 ‘i...s‘\’era . -~ '-. z- - I
M. ‘ V Giurd and Gaston came to the funcbise.,was reached over the long :fitmhoofhfhgfdrfmm“iliafi‘io? 5 die referee. ilslterviliittiflto sordid; Ilhlernilfigzlli;i1;'i ms ma pow“?! Office, not late? then 3 P' M‘ the day before P13}?
SislerThmks we“ ‘gthlzhogtV;P§Vl:S°:r1hL§rg::J32:19:13: :‘MVVIIICG Stallion and he denied 515mm of Court and Clancy: {mullmm unnecessary punishment. This,V —-———-—~———-——- 1 ilcatlon- This requeSt is necessary because 0f
' ' I 9 0 ‘ ‘ " ~ it‘ll all r 11 any plan to thumb - . . air Wore wellerw Iizl‘ls. . if ignorance ». l i. ‘ - l i - ' ' '
TM V,Chances New Yorkior Joe Bush. . tel-V his holding: to the syndicate. 321.221.£§“‘.§3:..3?‘°;;,3§;°§:§ if.“ Sailor Damon in‘d‘ Sailor Iilct‘ol- ‘ be fully 3m ilie‘li'lxii:?.‘l u it “on d: the de: land for advertlsmg space (“1?an the
, , WV “‘2 Etgzstgzttzuy‘; (nyf 13:: hzgugasgt ‘wfiiggzoséatte: {gull h; “was 33h will he m.) utility playprgV lore of Washington went on in the _ ilOilday 5835011. The Sentinel W'iii apln'lgcltliil
‘T . ‘I - ' A ' < ' r r m ater . :Ip- . opening ten. Mellnliors lame into ‘ . .q 1 ‘ ' - . ’ .-
wntho be ball tragsegtlons Tad: VinVyear: r23 good 0V: Rochester, x. Y.. who had tion on the winch!” um” Jon. the ring sportinga lnowu derby. butV. F. b. I“ ()N V till“ LOOIJEI‘aUOll from its adtelilSE‘l s.
unmet-loan :3: age: 51;.lfi’fhiimelcfiiofiaé Luufptlgnt on the. Vglul: ltaet yr“. 1. alihtmgn he was forbidden admis. t by the manner in which he went uf—i JOB \i 1
' . . - w a course e liter pim- glen to 11-... special “meeting (If the tter the veteran in the first round ill 3 ‘ , ‘ 7" T Y
:Icqlllredbethe Browns proved In?" nedto pursue before placintthe elm; Eastern Lang“? held in New York looked as thouzh Dnrdrn would be; , PRh TlNG i bENTIh “L PL BLISHID‘G CO‘
useful man Shocker «as to how on the market. it is understood lost wok-tr. Sullivan rupnwmnl m.- entitled to the Cl}u£‘ul.’lll‘-htu-d h. I.I.. B - :1 »
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