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.TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 9, 1926." . .
Delaney Signs
AGREES TOWWTW
MIKE M’TIGUE NEXT MONTH
Outcome To Show Logical Opponent For Paul
Berlenbach~Will Stage Scrap In
Square Garden —- Now Up To. Former
Champ To Sign Contrac
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NEW YORK. l‘sb. 9.——Juck Do—
lsnoy dumands u showdown in lho
“thl'hflflvvwiiuht situation. so for
as himsolf and lllllto hf .‘lgua are
concerned as "mttslsndlng contend-
ere."
Niko and Jimmy Jolinstdn‘m'o (lo-
mnnding (I bout with Paul Horton-
boch on the strongth that Make can‘t
Int any oi the "outstanding" boys to
give him battle. lie maintains he is
not trying to rush l'lurly. but that
inasmuch as he is doomed to lost.
in; it he does not got that match he
must insist. on a mowing with “ -Il.
Now here is where Delaney comes
in. Pets Reilly. his manager. troop—
ed into Madison Square Golds-I yes-
terday and hailing Jess McMahon.
the matchmaker. said unto him:
"You are uncertain of that March
15 data in which Paul Bsrlenbauh
is expected to defend his title against
Mike hic‘l'lguo. You know and I
know that he won't do any dolvndo
in; and has signed up tor tour l‘outs
in the sticks.
”Now. this is my proposition. I
will send Delaney in to uuoommodnto
Mister Mc'rlgue and while they are
on it. can jolly well clI...I up the
outstanding contender business. I
policy's thntiha‘ is what .‘immy
Madison
Johnston sells the man who is «up-
posed to tackle Bsrlénbsch.
"Even so astute and fair I men as
Mister Johnston wouldn't deny that
Del. ""1 is more or loss outstsnding
in this mutter. Wu Elk no tflVcl‘B
and will sign to moot him. Get thee
quill and parchment and i will sign
for my man forthwith."
.‘.nd that mundane. And that
having been done. it is hard to so.
just ho“) Mills is going to do my-
thing but sign to meet “slaney.
They'd fight as though (Or the
title lisnlf l-Iocauss l’lolsuvy would
MAKE Mike fight. it's ti corkinz
prospect. and why not have it, since
Mister Delaney is so willing. Surely
Mike Will use the jubilee oi fightins
for tho "outstanding" honor. In tho.
meantime. Borionhaoh is dual] set
against lighting Mc’l‘tgus. He is Will-
ing to he n fisilo outlaw rather than
meet old Mike.
That being the case. Mike ought to
make hay while the sun shines. and
it he defeats Delaney. then he Will
have the bull by the horns, and the
title might be tortnitsd to him.
They'd best hurry. tor in truth new
lnnhach is getting heoVior and wants
but end mere shot at the light ”th
"might money. '
llFE GUARDS
OPEN SERIES
lN [IIRIIIIIII
The Compo Life Guards open a
ttrogsnie series with the Hudsone
Ester team of Bridgeport in Fair-
fleld tomorrow tight. The Guards
have lost but three games this year.
TWO or them were dropped on Fril
day and Sunday by a one point mar-
gin. The return game will be played
in Westport on Friday night. Tho
Guards will probably play the Strai-
iord American Legion Saturday
night In Strstlord. The series now
stands one victory for each side.
The Guards have no other game
backed. but they expect. to take on
the Knights of Columbus Ind the
Y. ll. H. A. of Bridgeport in home
and homo series during livisr‘ch,‘ The
Guards intend to play through the
month of March and possiblyinto
the first or second week in April
It tile weather remains Cold and the
mititdanco warrants.
.W—«w
GOODRICH WINS
BUFFALO. N. 3‘2. Feb. 9.-—~(AP)
Jimmy Goodrich. of Buffalo, was
awarded the judges“ decision over
Roy Romney. of Niagara Falls. in
: their toner-Outta bout. here last night.
Romney neared the former world's
lightweight. champion for the ~ount
of live in the third but. Goodrich
outpointed the Niagara Falls boxer
during the remaining rounds.
CARPENTIER AT HAVANA
NEW YORK. Feb. D.~«-—(AP) Al-
though Georges CarpsntIOr has been
besieged with offers to box in this
country. Jsok Curlcy. his Amorioan
rupczentetive. said today that the
former light—heavyweight champion
may limits the first this appear-
ance on his present American Invo-
lloii at Havana. Cuba. late this
month or early in March.
Curley said he has been negotiat-
mg for a light between Csrpontler
and Tom McKicrnan of New York
In the Cuban capital.
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JACK JOHNSON IN COMEBACK
NOGALES. Arizona. Fob. 9,—Jaclg
Johnson. former heavyweight cimm~
plan at the world. will light Pat. Loo.
teI- oi Tucson. Arisons. in the Sonar;
Mexican bull riot. May 5. Promoter
Dans Cote announced today.
Will. .. l‘lllT'iTI'lmlTr'lmlw'lIIZi“
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32311.31 2'; ll" ll..l.f.l'.1l I i ‘ Jill"
..“Rod" Quinn of the Comm We
Guards wins iho leollmr mulch]
“Red" for the second limo this sisa-
son tossed in a basket. tor tho opp-vs-
ing mum on Sunday. In t e host. 0!
“lo battle between the lust-tie and
the Stamford Blues be tossed in I;
basket for the book (lily outfit. ll‘
turned out that this bsskot won the
some for the Stanford outfit.
O U D
' Quinn in ii. star basketnsil player.
In tact he plays so hard that ho ho-
oomss confused and forgets which
basket. he is showing for” it was
unfortunate that the basket on flun-
day won the game for the Stamford
team becauSo this mode it all tho
hauled for "Red." We ore of the
opinion that he will be Indra cura-
i'ul in the future and will watch
which basket ho is shooting for.
a A.
Eddie Muck of Stamford is going to
return to tho ring. Upon the ml-
Iice of physicians he retired from
the boxing sumo hbout a your ego.
|\\'c an: qt the opinion that Eddie
ishould can out of the .gsmo. .Bo
doesn't look any to good at the pre-
sent time and ooflsinly nOt strong
enough to tulle up the mitt game
again. Histo Bonus Commissiomr
Tom Donahus still not lot Mock
fight again unless he is oerinin that
ho is in good condition. Tho former
state boutomchsmp wsntsto light
Young Mulligan. We don't think
that Eddie in his most-m condition
would stand A shoot of a chance
with tho strong Mulligan.
o 0 O
Art Olson - will leave Norwslk
about March 1 for the southern
training romp at the Kansas City
Blues. Art seems to be in tip top
shape this your and providing that
he lights off any sprint illness he
should go like s house \siiro tl‘iis
consort. We expect him toigo hotter
in the northern climate than he
did down in Nashville. It is Just a
little bit too warm tor him down
there. During the short time that
lie was in the American Association
lost your he pitched good bail sod
because of his good work was given
a. return ticket to Kansas City at
the close of the season.
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The two groups that seldom know
just what the people wsnt are con-
gressmen and tho peoplo.-Birming.
ham News. *
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All the world's s sun. . . . This
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duodenum to «whilst: a. complete
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fits is the land of In. mo no
home of the brave. . . It used to
no the land of 1m lunch spastic
home at Mo. _.,
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But this is Just what the Cities-
go Cubs have done In lining up
Charley Grimm tor lirst bus. 0er
Adams for second hm, Howard
Frolzuu for third hue sud Jimmy
Coonoy tor shortstop.
All are former members of
St. Louis Cardinals.
Grimm was introduced to tho big
league circuit with the Cardinals in
1918 but was not ripe enough and
was turned over to the Little Rock
club on one at those "gentleman's
Agreements" for seasoning:
But the bond or secrecy was hro-
kon some place and, when Grimm
was sought by other clubs as a pros-
pect. he was purchased by the Pitts-
burg l’lrnten. The Cardinals did not
have lhelr evidence in black snd
white and lost. their appeal for the
“rat. baseman.
boss of Grimm Was Costly.
Playing with the Pirates {bur
years. Grimm Joined the Cubs last
winter in tho tsmous exchange
Which chilled Aldrodge. Grantham
and Nlehaus to Pillsbury with
Cooper. Msrsnvillc and Grimm go‘
tng to Chicago. ,
Adams was onether Junior Pl‘OI-
pcct when he reported to the Cain
dinols in the spring of 1921. llut he
had Rogers Hornsby for his oom-
petition at second base and natural-
ly did not. cover morb than the
spring training puriud. lie was sent
to Syracuse. thenco to Wichita l‘sllu
ma in the Taxes League convinced
the stat! of scouts for the Chicago
Cubs that he was the worthy sue—
1h!
' censor to 291) Torry.
Adams. like many snappy second
baseman. is a midget. He hardly
touches lino toot. yet he was the
leading tioldcr in the Notional
Lcaguo (or 1915. with an overuse 0!
.983. He was high for assists with
551 and high for putouis with 354.
Coonoy Latest to Join Cubs.
Howard Freigsu made his debut
with the Cardinals as their but. boy.
originally coming under Branch
Rickey's ohm-p eyes With the Ohio
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Woslryun team. It is quiio a lump
lrom but boy to a regular lab bull
Freisau olI-sred the hurdle and troll
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lbsseman in 1921. ‘
‘ In ne-‘d of It catchm- und hot-incl
surplus third lusso material
HARRY CLANCY
. IIIII. REFER
IN NEflANA
Hurry Clancy will make his debut
as a reform in New Canaan Thurs-
day night when he ottlcialcs at the
third game or the New Cannon.
Stamford Blues clusll.
holds a decisiou over tho oihors so
this battle looks like a not one. Sov-
ursi him-walk forts are plsnulng to
witness the gums. Cla‘ncy wu chosen
as the official from a long list at
reteroers In the County. The local
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Each ten In '
man has playod lmsketbsll for sum
oral were and knows the gsma.i
Stamford will have Big Grorgel
Smith and lisitly liI-cnnan in IlI-ulr
lineup. Whllo New Canaan \I'tll hilv ‘
\Bonnio Mogsr. This control is :‘i‘llt‘d- i
ulod to start sf 9 o'clock. i
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Schultze’s Sanitary Markets.
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Imam
lfltil mason Rickey
trade bid of the Cubs at Bob Farrell
for huge usnd
the utilisation no the Cardinals' third l‘rrignu was placed at
Elmmadtatoly by Bill
oorly .lmurod the passing of 'llnrnri' lv‘ri-
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iniloldors
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short-
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Day.
F'I'I‘Illlllr: For. Norwulit's lll'Olllrlll"r’\\00d lion lll mm. III
who ins put lllln lfl\\lt incl. on illnl four
AGE NINE'
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Lock City l’roinoter and Local Man Will Ar-
range Curd If Boxing Is Not Halted In That
City Because 01? Smith Death—Flowers and
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