TUESDAY,FEBRUARY_:16; 1926.
Amateur
AY COMPANIES ARRANGEMENTS
TOR THE NEXT BOXING SHOW
Will Be Staged Undér Auspices Of National
Guard Units—Dr. David Sloman Will As-
sist—Many send In Their Entries—Must
Register With Tom Flynn.
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frankle‘b‘ny will stage‘his ~1-
lesuboxins In the‘Norwulk Armory
nefruesdsy night March 3. and not'In
Town Assembly "till new“ ,1" 1t
p nod. ' "
, ills agreement Wits reached last
alight between the National Guard
U is and Fay. when It was agreed
to Iotsgo the bounts under the oils-
Biggie of the local National Guard
".8
F1131 is running the amateur bouts
nfi' the suggestion of a number of
fli'o'minent men who are anxious to
Ioi‘pnother amateur show in the
oily; They have promised to old
him in his Work of staging the bouts.
-Dr David Slomnn former inter-
collegiate boxing champion, tvill
bring over a squad of boxers from
thu' Westport Y. .M. C. A. Captain
Anson 11'. Keeler, Norwulk Boxing
Commissioner. will (insist. 'i‘om
Ii‘l'y'nn the deputy of the A. A. 0..
Roy Loveridge 11nd Lt'n Meyers all
of Bridgeport. will all lend their os-
sis'tance toward l'illlkIIli: lilo show
a. huge success.
The bouts are open to any ama-
teur “boxer and a number oi." entries
have been received from Stamford.
Bridgeport, Dnnhury. \Vcstport and
Norwalk. All omuteurs desiring to
enter the tournalnent‘must register
with Tom Flynn of the A. A. U., at
1115 Broad street. Bridgeport. and
send their entries to Len Meyers ut.
the Business Mens’ Gymnasium, 117
Middle street, Bridgeport.
EASISTEPPERS;
w 11011 TRAINING
1:011 010 RACES
About 400 3-Year-Olds
Being Conditioned
for Classic Kentucky
" Derby
”W-
NLOUISVILIAE, lx‘... Il'l I). “I --
Comfortohiy tucktd uwuy in winter
quarters or being prepared for com-
paignlng on Southern trucks. some
’ 466 three-Year- -olds—_ are being condi-
i tinned for the classic Kllltucky than
by.
{In May 15 only :1 some.
them will face the barrier.
bl so of
These
applause of thousands of‘ persons
at historic old Chulohlil Downs 'and
'. at the end of the mile and a quarter
_. race one of them will find fume
and fortune awaiting. Meantime.
hopes will he mingled with disap-
pdintments as one by one the pros.
pectivo‘ candidates" for inc 650 000
classic will be found wanting and
withdrawn, .
Race horse dope and digests of
or’formauces show three of the Ju-
eililessstanding out as “winter fil-
tomes" for the rude, Two other:
llsé above the ui'olulz'e will be mifit’
may add others before the nomina-
lions close.
Bubbling Over, L'. It. Bradley’s
best bet since his Behalo Yourself
and Block Scnant run onefiwowill
”19.31931 Dolby; C.tlltc1'.I.I"3.(l1if—
iith’s Marylniid- bled winner of the
Dlh’llico Futurity. 11nd Pompey.
champion two- -yc:1l'- -UIII are the big
three today
‘ 1 'Rhlnoek. winner of
‘ ind Handicap on the closing day
of' “the fall moot hero, and Chicago
have been coming along nicely. Eirsp'
George 13.0011 owns 'llhinock and
the Golden
will ,be greeted by the thundering , , .
' SPRINGFIELD FOOTBALL
: another game and make it schedule
d for the I3erby and winter. racing 1
was Bubbling Over's second defeat
about $104,000.
pounds up. however. to 122 carried
by Bubbling Over. 'I‘h pounduge
given Gunter Is about equal to 'II
length in 11. mile race, according to
some handicap systems, it the two
colts had been equally weighted. It
of the your. while Canter had been
beaten badly several times.
Center's victory in the Pimileo
Futurity made him the second lurg-
csl1moncy winner of the. two-year-
olds lust year. his earnings being
'l’ompey. the lending money win-
ner of‘1925 for all ages, beat Canter
and a number of other good young-
'stcls in winning the. Sprutdgu Hope-
1111 and the Belmont ll‘utulity, two
licll stakes {'01 jun-lilies. lie is will-
tcrins at the Lexington, i{y., farm
of his owner, W. ll. (‘00.
Pompcy’s dam. Cleopatra, was one
of the best race fillies this country
has seen in some time, His sire is
Willinir. :L'Wllitncy hrod horse.
which ellne" along about the tinie
Mltfn 0' War was establishing a son-
national 'record. .
, SCHEDULE COMPLETED
SPRINGFIELD. Muss" iv‘ob. 16,——
By the football management of the
University of Vermont determining
to enter into a. four-or five-year con.
tract to play at Springfield on
’I‘hanksgivinx Day. Springfield Col-
lege has been enabled to lake on
of six home games. 'llle Illllu-rsity
of Delaware has accepted the date
of October 16. Vermont Icfl 31:1-
clmt by the acceptance of lilo
Thsnhsglvill‘g dale. ~ .
The schedule l'oilws:
October .~\iu11h:ul.lu :lt spllnl:
field: 9,-lt i‘. 1.111 1103': 10~-11.l.
aware at Springfield; 23;~.\'nw
Hampshire lit Springfield: Rum—lion-
ton L'niverulty at Boston.
’ 'Novolllhi'r tin-Muss. Angles at
Springfield; l3-—Norwlch at Spring-
field; Thanksgiving ll:l3'~-~\'crll'll.>llt
at Springfield.
(‘ONTINl’llL h'l'Rl: \K
WATERBL‘ltY. I'el). Iti.——\\':lsll-
Ington Grammar School's Iifitikt‘lilil”
tr-ztm continued their record Llrt‘illt-
ing performance by scoring :1 It to
. ‘ - THE EVENING SEN'I‘INEL—SOUTH NORWALK, CONN.
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Bouts 1n Armory -— Loveri
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dge
Battling Nelson Was Jinx for Gans
BY JOE WILLIAMS
The duels of Joe Gans,.the (not
negro lightweight. and But Nelson.
tho Durable Dunc, form one of the
cplcsof the prize ring.
Guns and Nelson each won (or
claimed) the lightweight champion-
ship twice not! scrapped for it three
times before age, coupled with the
llnttlcr‘s relentless mutilllil. ruled
luns out'of further competition.
iling records show (inns took the
title from Frank Erna in 1902. They
also show he refused to make the
ills-pound weight and populnr ver-
dil-l gave the title to Jimmy Britt of
California. who subsequently lost it
to flat Nelson in 1905.
Guns finally quit his campaign
among the welterweights and fought
Nelson for the championship in 1906
in Goldfield. New. winning on a foul
In 42 rounds.
'l'llut stumped films as the real
king of the lightweight class. llut
use was already beginning to make
Its lnrodds upon him. He was Bi
yours old-almost senility. in . the
ring gnme—und had been a familiar
figuru In the roped circle for almost
is years.
The old gent with the scythe con-
quered the veteran Joe on San From
cisco July 4, 1908. when Nelson but-
tered him into insenslhllity in the
17th round. Ring followers saw it
coming almost from the beginning.
The bulldog Dane. showing amazing
stamina, forced the light all the
way, constantly swinginghis arms.
\vntohing for an opening. battering
lit the guard of the colored fighter.
in thc it'll: Guns was dropped to
the canvas three times and took the
lnaximum'ullotment each time. Guns
made his last rally in the 14th. crush.
lug Into Nelson time and again with
his famous short-arm “'llIIOpF. They
didn‘t have the slightest effect on the
rugged Dune. Guns told Ilis seconds
he was beaten when he went to his
corner lit the rod of that skirmish.
They sent him out again to the
slaughter with encouraging com-
ment,
Three times Gulls monpcd the can-
vus ill the 17th before he was finally
counted out. A left to the pit of the
Helpful Hints
Golfing " Stars
JIM BAIINES——PbAYlNG 'I‘Hli‘
MID-IIION .
In 11. general way of the swing
for a mid-iron is the some us with
a driver. except. in the following de»
tails: in the first. place... tho swim:
Is, or ought to.bc. shorter. Also IIII.‘
shaft of the club is shorter. and the '
player must. accordingly. stand clos-
er to the ball. This lands. or should
tt'lltl. to main: the swing more up-
rigIII4-ralso tl11:-- stance impossibly it
little more open. '
'l'llwroj no reason to feel that the.
right with“ predominates in the
swing more hnn it does with the
driver. As til 311111111». suggests. the
midiron is a club for shots rousing
from 1.15 to 170 yards. depending on,
lllu pl
For i
crflli club should be chosen.
:1 more now-
ri‘hus
illul‘ liistunccs
D
NWfiN
stomach Ht'f'ii him down for the third
time.
After till“ light Gulls announced Ill: I
was through. “(Inc lluht too 111:1113'."_
he said. “Ubl ago will tril.”
But it didn't speak loud enough i'ori
Joe (Sinus. Ill: hlt'l Nelson for the
third time lit C(JIlIlit, just outside of
Hon Francisco. on Sl'ptvlllbvr it of;
tho sumo year.
This time Guns Instr-II 2'] rounds
but for the second time he suc-
culnbod to ”to battering rum tactics
of Nelson—«111111 to the l‘UlllIIlIll‘tl in-
mode of age.
MANHATTAN TO
PLAY RED MEN
MONDAY NIGHT
Thomas " “1113 It' Sill l I
Ills Manhattan (,‘olb-ue 1mm lo the
local armory next \Iondny evening.
It Is Illlol3 tllnt 1111151131 Y'ull:
humus will book :1 51 lbs 111‘ 11:11:11.»
throughout the The
Life Guards probably will play tho
college boys .'1 \t1‘~'k,fl‘0lll E"I'IlIll\
nlirlll. Sltllbi ls :l lzl'adliull: of ‘Nlll
walk llluh has 1:....“ nl,:1l‘i'IllI."Ill Il‘Ii
It‘lll‘h hillt'l‘ Ill" ring Manhattan (“oi
logo. This 1::111111 will \‘llirlitl n Iitl'l‘n
lilillll)t'l‘ of lzllls for Skidd is nib I'I
the must imputll' :lIIlI» :e-s t'\I'I' llll‘l'
3'vl out tit Norwulit ll3' 'i‘h- 1: III -
Mill be played with lulli 11:le
Hilts ill ('Cfl‘t‘l
i'III'
slate. l‘mllpu
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Di I'l \D (i\ (u' l 'lllllll'.
wlII IllingA .1
-' will”: (ill.
W0
1h: BATH-2R AND
JOE GANS wens
CONTINU LLY DISVUTINCr
THE LIG I’WEIGIIT'
BUT Tue 'ANE 3035'
TbO DUQABLE AND
GANS Mom
QELINQUlai-l THE
C OWN
RTII
.w :1 secret.
CHAMPIONSHIP -
slum.
141111111114
IIAIII ill 3'
lultII'"
not rv-vrl
in the
of Norwalk. Some
1'11 rs,
is expected to he singed.
that ruiistlll this plnl-l' of the gum" is
A return plume will be
on
“NI.
|1I:\_\'I'II in Community Hall Inlcl‘
season. but the date of this
contest. will not be divulged by the
members of either tl'am..
HARDING HIGH
IN GAME WITH
been transferred to Harding
1 Hi.)
:11; Hull!
1 l'Il3 the
will probably take Iiurus‘
forward.
sullli
FACULTY TEAMS
WILL BATTLE
ON THE COURT
Scene 0f Game Thio
vulged —- R e t u r 11
Game Will Follow.
A Kaml' of unusual interest In Nor-
\\':1lk will be played this afternoon.
The place 01' the game has been kept
btlt it is expected that it '
will take place on the floor of the
('t‘lltl‘r Junior High schom gymna-
Tho contest will brim;
lll-tllcr III“ members of the DeMlitw
school facility and the nll'mbo-rs of
lho combined faculty of the public
of the
Instructors have not played buskvt-
but llct'cl'tllt-Il'l-‘el a hot
l-‘ol‘
llllskl-llmil
IIilII
Presidents
practice
This
Presidents llopo
ililzh.
place
The Carmel llall team is pl'ul‘li-
1- :1111 that Fillilftll‘d
III: It had last yl‘ill‘, tllu it‘lllil 3'." hit I1
'ullrlll tho din-«lion oi JiL‘Ix .\il illIl,
won thirlm 11 “ill. titYI'li gulllcs. 'Illis
3W" {\iendl' is the coach :11 till"
Illlrdiuu “IKII. ‘l‘he Carmel IIIIII
Il'illll is one of' the, sll'rlllm'sl I'llltls
\\ 1141mm, 1.1””. r “Alumni ; '111 the Still" Inning llc-lt smnl- lrrmi
-"l:lll:pll-n. 1.1
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'I‘llr‘ Iilb 1111'
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1113s IIp' I':"if. l-'\ uni Ill-1' L‘,
'w .1 111‘ 11 llll‘lllolml3 :1: lil- l‘.'III1~‘>'Il("‘I\\ . . . . . . . . . . .
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Williams 33:11: -.:ll-~ of Illilltl :1 1:13' _ ll‘isllrl' .. .. . . . . . .. . ..... .
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z limbs in IIlt'" ('-
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bw'll out of
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wt, 'ITl‘v
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tour in .~\lll"l‘
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mim-
allow; ' '
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I'A'I‘- ' L'I'1.II1=‘.~&I
rilllm.
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I'llll I\' lll'llr'l.
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l‘ullltvim in colzsilb'rell to II‘I\'(‘
arm in the lllll~
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throw inL‘.’
‘ He gets grout disilllll't.‘
I Il'lt- ii for hi1:
accuracy.
M..." 1 ...
t llrmcl llllll
Smith
. Sinulllluicl'r
I‘l'l‘k
(Till‘oll
York
Hit-
and is
to-
tile
former tfcnlrnl High 5111'. who has
Nil: 1'I fought, the rump lilrllt. lll‘
hull 1:: pl ~...l <11 sum-nwflllll' ill lhl'
.llll\' ‘ .. wort-.1111: l'rlllslanti3 on tho!
lblniv I 11.113111; 1hr lllzht always;
3i" '11 " -'l‘~~l'I-'-l~' Mu l The lilo-lung High
tin: h« an al'lll' the ninth ' team will have .15 Its opponents llt'XI
rouru‘ :‘lill his [llllh hos ltlllllltll'tllb 'nlul'dny tho, strong (jump-I
if) 11"" 1'11 'l at all on the ullltuitlunl.'il1o (,‘ztl'mcl Hull tr-um has
111:111. III l'tilllillllt'li to lose groundilill'llully lil'frltll'ti the
:slclllll'v VIIIIII Ihn 21:51. when :1 111111 ' twice already. once ill a
of 1.: .31 my 3,1“. and Tntltly “In, 11.11111:- nnd again last Thursday.
Mm l... n..m-_ (EIII‘1S4\III,III‘ Illue howl-var, the
“a... I‘. V, 1;, 1,... .. 1.3.1.1“ ”I: l: mu. t I to till il dllfl‘l't' -1ll stoly as the littlll
Illlli . .. (no 111' can. l\l'll lo ltllow I “"5 I" 1'11 ‘llmillg‘l‘lx‘i‘d through Ah”
\\Il : addition of Eddie Koslowslli
I
I
. . I‘luss- ll=
Wr1tes A
Roy Lovcl'idgc and Len
who control ii. slublu of boxr'i's owr
In Bridgeport In tllcll latlst letter
't to the Hportingl’: litter of the ll telling
the sum of
W00” Smith the col-
stop C'Ilil:
Sentinel offer to w--lll:.ll
$500 that “I‘m
ored bnlltalllwl-ight c1111
Dorsey.
Loveridflo and Meyers are very
confident that. their boy can take the
measure of Dorm"): They also he—
licvc that he will go Just a little
bit beyond Dorsey all.) will soon be
wearing.r the crown of the. stutc bun-
tllmwl'luht champion if they can get
Mike lisposllo at Stamford Into the
same rim: with him.
Loveridge and Mryl-rs will bring
Smith to Norwallt on March 3. and
he will give :1, boxing exhibition with
T'cycrs onl' lllu spltl'rllll: p'll tIlI-l'
PAGE NINE
gain
WOULD WAGER $500 THAT
SMITH CAN STOP DORSEY
Is Confident That Bridgeport Boxer Is Bost~«
Will Give Exhibition At Amateur Show In
Armory-rMay Stage As Semi-Final Bout
To Mulligan-Perfetti Scrap.
'11 I"l':tlll(i~
I"ll3"s lltlllltl‘llr boxllll' show In ill-1,
Norwulk Armory.
Sillilh wants.- to llll'l‘I llol'sly on i
“IIIIII'I' IIIU' :lII lowl'i, ’I'lll' llolll, il'
stout-ll. will probably In: lIll' FI‘IIII—
Illllii to tho pl'llp'lrzl'll \Wllllli“ \IIIlIi-
[IiIll-I.I"\\' I'l-ri'l'tti sl'rllp “IIII'h lllllv
be built in this city «llll'Illp tilt;- illonlll
"f March.
With ”It
f‘ill'tI lhl‘ fun}: nllmllll ill for :1
l'l'lll (‘W‘IIIIIL' 11f Ill'lIllll I'll'l'l-Ill i-'
:1 rapid Il1'~- mitt lil'lli-I null I» 111 Ill--
Iioll from iIlI‘ illlllt llllll Ill‘ l-nlll'»
ill" rim: :1an III' louvre. llo will
Iii-I‘ll Ml. Ailllliuull :~tr-ppirlr. if ll-'
Iltllll'r- to make :1113' Mull or _.'1 '~huw~
Inn.
l1.-
IN THIS SHOW
ALL THE ‘MUTTS’
Unique Feature 0f
N augatuck Valley’s
First A n n 11 al Dog
Exhibit Announced.
A "Mutts Parade" will be one of
the outstanding features of tilt" op-
ening of Nllulzlltllt'k \‘nlicy's First
Annual Dog .Show. The boys of the
\‘nlb-y on» not going to be
Iiilikl‘ll \\'I‘lt‘ll it l-nlllls to the giving
of prizes, for with III" litlbics from
six months to two yours in a 100
per cent. Perfect llaby Contest and
A "Mills \ullgflltltlk \allv'”3 Cun-
test to: the 301111; lndils of tho v1|-
Icy from sixtlcn to lilhty years of
1.11:1: all rectlvillg prizes the com-
mittee in CIliLl'l-{t' of the dog show
felt that the how were neglected.
Therefore a "Mulls Parade" is
being arranged for two p 11:. o'clock
on the afternoon of March is 1110111:
the Alain Stl'eetil of .‘insoniu to the
Al‘lllUi‘)‘. and awry tiny in the valley
who owns :1 dog will ho invited to
form in line with his dog. llll dolled
up and l'l.‘lttI}',lOI‘ the blur psrudc.
"l‘hl'ru; will be 1311:1010 for tho boy
with till; lllzli-Asl looking llltltf. the
'hrst'kcpt "mutt". and the most
llllllIt‘ZAIIy arrayed "mutt." ’I‘hrl'l;
will also be many special prim-ll. 11nd
sacral business men will act as
lodges. The prizes will be awarded
:1: the armory immediately after the
parade. . 1
Sr-l'rctnryjll. W.
'Drecco 0f the
wing show is eluted over a letter he
rut-livcil from the .lllll'l‘it'.lll lx’t'nlp-I
will!) today which stllc'li that the II-
cense committee had granted his
committed their permission to stage
:1 Sanction Snow IIIIIII’I‘ the rub-s of
that club.
HAVE A CHANCE.
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1111"" stow,“
I'Irllll1' 'I'l'3'rlzl. l'ulf.'.:ll~> "iil‘ Ililllin
linti four slusnns of lolb-l'tlllo mm-
ball. til-'11: Illlmn lub- ll'll Iminu ill
effect when lidlllo lnl'llll'li 111 Illll
Ill:<lil lllioll.
Sperry. & Barnes
Hamstacons
S'I‘th "FLY
Native Eggs
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P. 1:.
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9 R. R. live. So Norwaill
Phone tun
b vict r here yesterday :ll‘tlrlloou. . . 3 - , . . -. .. . ,1
Chicago belongs l0 J‘I‘L‘d Gillbnm- in thcui‘iyrst Home of :m elimination the swim; ought to be shortened to “All“ MI" 1" ‘3‘ “WWW“ "’ A ‘-"~‘ "“ "“ “W” "W l' I?" “”1 l'u'ly “.3" ulll'fil “Ul' MVG U.\“"'l(lll It
In .the opilliOn of some turf uu- 5.,105 to decide the pity ”01,0011,” little if anyllllng more than a 1m” t'xit’ilioml its. sl'llsutblllzll till-lllllllilll .Vl'n I“ I'Ilt‘ l't'll‘llI‘l b'ltlrl'uu. 1. till lh.:l f IlllI'Il‘y'Iillllllt‘Il, of th' 1 'ubs was BUY
thb'rlties. Bubbling ON?! 80w 11M championship over the ltt-gllul swing. no more than n three-quor. star. (irm‘m' Ulillli‘lt‘, in Il'.|"I\ mail .1111: rmlnl’ «Itii’lill: ill" I‘lll'Iy j lh.- llnI_\' National Ill‘flilllt‘ mlchl‘r to ., VESTA
ll. ever Canter. although the lat- scllool'team. In 10 gnml‘s played to lpy. , ‘ llcbi competition this sensoll. tllltll. 1' lilting dais this svzzstrll. About in i i Iii" l‘IIFl I" 1"” games 0“ 0"" last. ,
‘tcl! nosed out 0‘0 Brodely colt in date. the \Vushing'ton.tcalll. has col- Naturally. with :t‘ shOrter swing rill is one of the best hill‘ll'l'S in tin» Ii' 'hl'l'l-‘Il'll'll lIll'I‘W' c'lll'llvls :11'1- 'x- I .v will. ll:il'll_1€tl 31.153 In 110. Then
the' Rich Pimileo Futurity. In that lectcd 509 points to their opuonenls‘ lilo player has better Control. llcnuo couum :lllll shim-s to son: . ..r 11:. . , 'v-I III the out: II \I' ‘m‘illllt‘llt. ; lullnw-wl rln'liol'. Giant-3: 'Taxlor. ' .
rub!) Canter got to the winning 10‘ The games 0n the mghmum mm he can be a little more certain in ollllr cunts In “t“ Ills: mlplulll Huggins clltnlll.:.:- will prop lit; Ill-.mlllyn. -IIIIE Smith. l'lttxburu. PIES ' Polley Refrigerating
post. in the-last atrldculle had 177 for two 10-minute periods. applying the force in'hiltinglhc ball of the but IHII' Ml: vie .«r', 1""*"-‘"“"'~"- 1'1... ‘: “'1‘" '-'"' “PM“ I
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