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Ci0$lNll__01_l fill." SEASON
ultze Kitchen Scene of Event—Talk Over Plans for
Next Year—May Form Another" Local Outfit—
Sevcral Players Picked.
"The Red .\lcn's haskiibnll team
. Ill celebrate the closing of a suc-
l basketball season with a ban.
not to bc held in the kitchen Of
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Plans for the coming sea‘on will
he discussed. John J. McClarrie. who
managed the team during the past
g iced prepared by Mr.
Odour Schultzc on Main street to-‘rnur years. is undecided about his
flight. .. tuture in basketball. “iirownle”
_Thc n...) M." hold the uudls- may: he would like. to step out of
Fairilo-ld ghaskrthnll. but the lure of the game
It: too much for him,
.\lauagcr lcharrlo announced
' "0 Comlm th'c Haunts in'a bat- some limo ago that he. was through
o~ {or the tonal} honors. ’l‘hc with basketball. lt was then plan-
. bards w l owr thi- llridgeporl ’nrd by some of the younger players
”Kactys, so t nil ban a the indium on in the city to have a team run by the
p of ‘ie lmap. .\‘i-u-inl l-ntlln did Catholic Union council. .\‘o. 42, of
_ ti it tho N“l>Llll. The Stamford the Knights of (“olulnhum The play-
itiCsr'Iiridgcpoi-t .Y. M. ii. A. and. Ira mentioned by! that team were
flow Canaan Ilia Ff“. stopped bus-Hm) .l. l-‘rank. llill Court. Bennie
‘tkatbnll. due to lhr lva\y losses that .\laxoi llul‘ry l‘lancy. “'“llo (“‘1'
flatware Stlfl'uriulz. much and probably one or two other
Although Ull' :i-d .\l. u did not ioM‘ young men of this city. It. “is plati-
ntcd championship of
dilly this season. They defeated
Ill
|‘ll\‘.'.
«Inhey lll".\' lllilll‘dlil‘iii i:otll-';iiril to havi- an .\ll-Norwalk team
‘rlors grill or itbl‘ntr' the close of theirilh-nti r .lunlor llilei school audi-
llilH "\‘rhins. ’l‘he lndians torinm. v
lldr-nnrdy. the Last Port oChsstcr
.and Larry Michelson are represent-
‘ ' allveri of lllt‘ Cygnet A. t‘., of East
IN MARATHON ‘ ”I“ EMT.
-, llaltory 1;. of Stamford. will also
lot 11 men and they hope to give a.
. ‘cnod account of themselves. Those
tered In Dlstancc Event ‘will.) will represent the battery in tho
'1 nmiaihnn arc llyznka. I'lacker, Mun-
Satttrday. ’
~"“‘_~- hum-7.. .\‘orthum. Stefanowski. Bris-
fi'Whitey" Michelson, are cntrred in I The members of the battcry went
' the Evening Graphic Marathon that low-r a icn mili- course here this week
, . .\lv'arl leading the pack in 1 hour and
9123’. Michelson. with Bill [4 ,,,i;,ut..g_
along
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'NuEh and break cn-u. 'l‘hn- war- .and panics were to he played in the.
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' AMFORD MEN :hricklayr-r.and \'cdurosa. eren Mead
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Port. Chester. who will compete in
» .. ‘bo lid-presented by a team composed
.15 Locle City Runners En-
Thomas. Lucas. Poppi. Lab-
iFiItccn .\‘la'ml'ord in: n, lit! by 3. mi and Billingliam.
; . . - dl t cc.
3' to be held Saturday in New York w] math good time for the s an
Hoff Hangs Up New Mark
01;.an v Horn
Charley lioi‘t‘. the vaulting Viking. oi Southern California by several
ii my American outdoor inches. s
”we: 1: who on) “I”. at the' lion‘ is here depicted gettingfiivcr
r ‘ p ‘ "l at the record height. Ila has. plenty
C relays last week. clearing 1.2. oi: room to spare apparently. .nnd. as
1-4 inches. It beat the t. many experts predict. should top the
can mark hung up a low w , 14-foot mark ere he returns to his
by Lee Barnes at the University native Norway.~
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Football Cough Will Cover
Second Ba Several
Others In the old.
The Beckwith Cleaners. repre-
senting l‘oughkceprle. N. Y.. in the
New York-Connecticut leaguc‘ has
signed "Chick" Mcchan. who
coaches the football team at New
York University, to play second
base.
The Poughksepsle team has sign-
ed the following men: Fred Dahn.
Kelly Herbal. Eddie Phclan. Elmer
Steele, Bill Hudson. Bernie McCuc.
Swat. Iiusscil. "Chick" Meelmn,
Maurice Mchrmoii. Jon Gunn.
.lohn Sclleck. “Pic" Dede. Bill Holo-
way. ’l‘om Sullivan and "lied"
Conklln. l-‘oruthe catching.depurt-
meat. the Cleaners have ltay Steph-
ensou. who caught in the New York-
l-‘ennsylvaniu league last year. its
was with the St. Louis Nationals the
previous year.
Fred C. lilcdell. tin. the scerctar
ot' the NYCO league. inspected the
new baseball park at Ponghkcepsle
when he visited that. city this week.
He found that. tho. Cleaners will
have a. splendid park and he believes
that the field will be reudy‘o use
on May 16. when the Not-walks play
them for the opening spine.
The NYCO league will hold a
meeting in Danbury a. week from
tomorrow nights The by-laws. which
have been revised. will be submitted
and several other smaller business
matters will be attended to.
BOWOUTS
has spread from
nearbyisowns.
and Westport have
the epidemic of amateur lighters.
Norwslk to
is saugaiuck.
the list.
boreridgc.
challenge the Westport “Y" lads.
. Sarno. “)5 pounds; .\‘ick Zeolia. 110;
Gillarth.
HS. ’
138; and William
Sylvia.
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While ivory is very becoming in
the la 1 make-up of an elephant.
it has n ver helped a base-runner to
bgcome an Eddie Collins.
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‘Jack.Kearna is‘u curious insect.
F‘s-cry nice thing he ’says about No.-
poloon Dorval. his new heavyweight.
is meant to be a nasty crack for
Dempsey. . *
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‘ There's a player norm: Keen and
another named Blades -0 the Car
dinals this year. .Wlll the class in
elementary humor please take this
one and chisel out n nifty for
teacher? '
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. And speaking of the master sales-
man. there’s the genius who sold a
suit with two paint of pants to the
kegiess wonder in the side show.
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humor a pitcher should depend on
rain of- not. We recall that Fred
ulton used to loan on it a lot and
a an't get very tar.
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Some people have all ths b t of
it. While this summer vscatio ea-
son is just around the corner tor
most or us. Bill Tildon has to un-
shsath his racket and start playing
”tennis all over the country.
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Everybody had a pronounced ec-
centricity. We happen to remem-
ber. tor instance. that Gan. nut-
ler once (ought to rsnmln in‘ Phila-
delphia. .
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We think the newly-wad Brown-
ings will at along lust donor. pro.
viding tb missus doesn't start
writing mash. notes to .ckic Coo-
gun.
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A Pennsylvania light promoter
was shot and killed on his way to a
conference with Jack Kesrns. . . .
He may have been lucky at that.”
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hire O'Goottr saw the Big Parade
the other night and was terribly
disappointed. “there wasn't a single
calllops in it." he growl.- l .
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thaopsniuggsmaotths - - hora
today from tho Athletics. A ~
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.lN SAUGATUCK
The popularity of amateur boxing.
tlic
Darlen. New Canaan
been struck
The latest section to be altected
Thu Saugatuck A. C.
has organized with seven boxers on
They are working out three
nights a week in their club rooms.
They expect to get into shape for
the amateur show to be staged in
“'cstport by Pete \‘cnczla. and Roy
The Saugatuck boys will
The Saug‘atuck boxers are Charles
Dominick Valiant. 118: Joe Nausro.
128: Patsy Nanaro. 132: Salvatore
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THURSDAY, APRIL 29, 1926.
HELEN wsmimcat SEEKS mums
HELEN “1“
One oi the latest swimmers in r-n- Iminim-3s
tor the list of English i'hanncl can»,
C
clitors this year is llelt‘n Waln-
She recently made il"l‘ initial‘»
0 miles around the liavis islands
in four hours. so.
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lilies and
, [lull oi llll‘ court-w: found th-
wright, famous niH‘ound .\mcriran _ pp- t‘ilfllilplun :tliut'f‘lllly tinliiul ;.n.l
llay ri-gatia and has coarhul lll‘Ill
«'llool girls in Tampa l'l l-lllldl‘lllg
for aquatic
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.\mateur lmxllli'
introduCcd to the (aim of \\'erlporti
“till a splvnditl (“'l'li .ii lh-- Y. M. Oi
|.\. list night. in... ‘
last with 'ill'l‘
flu-r Till) attcnilml
!|\ill\“i was sponsorul li)‘ iliv: liivtdl‘y:
.i'luh and Y. .\i. (‘. .\.
:tit oi a boys' lite and drum (cry: in:
\\‘vstp)tt. l
the I'H lllllll':
wdx wiri-vrm'ully
V. ' It :»I'\'( I]
bouts «\hlldlious.
inns lip. Filtl'd'.
tor tliv i‘rl||,~“
The main bout
proud to Lu :1 illlllllllll'. lidy lmis‘
:0! tin; "l'" ((iilll was schedulid tol
Inrm Young .\lanuel. of lil‘idg'Clliil'l.:
.\lanlhl tell from a la-ldwr while at
work y..~terday and was unable if
,."l through with ills mills. Jimmy,
U7
N“ RIGHT it»
In pri'lorminc th~- irat H",
ucountered rtliY. winds. '1lii\t‘l.~'t-.
a $ll‘llllj.’ r:.lp. iumpir-
itlyir.
mermaid. 1“" Wainwright is lh-nt 1 non:- the worse for her my” rirnu. l .\lnllms o: .\‘m-walk \\':l.\ substitunilf
on conquering tho- t'reacht-rons wa- .\liss \\'ainwrlnlit his ”art thr- l~'“l ll" lollfh' “‘4‘” "I "ll "Will";
.tcrs between England and Franc: . winter in Tampa. l‘li.. :=~ prolos- .””” ""m' rh'k' ”m“ ""11"" “we ”ti
and has lnnllpcd out it. still tl'niuinfiirlonal instructor at [taxis Islands. .-"'-'“" ““‘l "l" “‘0 “”3“” “‘1" “'3
program to Prepare for the ordeal. She was chairman of ill“ writar- "~“'1 “”1” "'1‘“ “WW“ 1' "M “’l‘5"~l
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Doris vnmml'li‘v “Hm”: n..- T-“llf‘l I 'l'll" smui-ilual bout
inini; was the best. The boys went
through tlncc rounds to a draw. in
.ih-r «vxtra rouul. Johnny liuppo ot'
the Y. M. (T‘. .\. tram had Philip lis-
poslto of Bridgeport in such a lad
of the eve-
('onl- rls.
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1 Art Olsen got a good
istsrt its, his first game of the s- uson
for Kansas City in the Annrlcan
Association. lie held the. Columbus
team to two hits and one run. it
lacks as it to was in good form.
We are. anxious to st»: Art make
good this season. and a good your in
this league may put him back in the
major leagues drapitn the tart that
ho is getting along toward the age.
when bnll play-yrs start to slip bar-k-
wards.
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While Art. was winning out. in
Kansas. "mick“ Lynch. another
Norwalkcr was taming in a line per-
twlrling tor Bunion] held the New
twilring l‘or Button! held the New
Haven team to tour hits an! won
his game. Last week “Buck" lot
the Elm (‘ity outm down with live
hits. but lost his guinea It. looks as
it Lynch had hit his stride. It he
will take care of himcsll and use his
head as well as his arm he should
.130 over big in the Lastcrn league.
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As wc'look out onto Washington
slmt.,wc can see lk-nnio Woofer
gwalkiug up the street full of busi-
incss. it was only a few years ago
.ihat Bonnie was bowling them over
In the ring and what we mean he
Bennie gave up the lighting Miners;
when he should haw been in his
prime and entered a business ra-
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We understand now that nt‘llllll“
may return to the lighting game a.-
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N orwalk Fans.
sure packed a wicked wallop. but”!
SPORT BARRA GE
of Special Interest. To
llllllllllllllllllllllllll 1” R°Y 90““ llllllllllllllllllllillllllllillllll'
a manager. llc has offered to lain:
over the managershlp oi
Mulligan. liennah says that ho can
arrange several houts for lilo local
bantamweight it he will sign a five.
year contract. lie has promisrd to
l.
handle. This pair should lllnkt‘
successful combination. An agrro-
mom may be reached between thorn
in the near future and the pat’tn-‘r-
ship formed.
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llill'ltSnmliy" Smith the former
ipllot oi“ Mulligan will probably give
Iup the light game. Smith isn‘t keen
about handling any other lighters.
as It. takes up too much of his time.
ill is a llrcnuln'on the .\‘cw York.
is Haven and Hartford Railroad
Company and any man who is em-
ployed it that. lob mot need an-
other to take up his c. [till will
be satisfied to watch the fighters in
action from the ringside.
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"Smoky" has been prominent in
Connecticut ring circles tor several
years. lie has handled many light-
rrs during his career and brought
them along in good style. It was
Smith that first managed Battling
Kim; and brought him up to the
s t a t c lightweight championship.
He. also handled the altairs of Weal-
cr and then Mulligan. He leaves :1
send record behind him and his
pl‘PFI‘nI‘t‘ in the corner will he miss.
rd by many of the light inns.
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Northrup and Kraut.
At Columbus last June Phil
Northrup of .\lichi 1 walked away
lwith the javelin t row. setting a
'new Big Ten record. At Iowa City
next month Northrup will dolcnd his
title. But Northrup won't have the
field to himselt this time. From the
Wisconsin strbnghold will come Bob
Kreuse. Kreuzo has been hurling
the stick close to 200 {cot this
spring. lie bids fair to give the
Wolverine plenty of competition.
somewhat dillercnt entertainment
than vs accorded Phil a year ago.
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Itiinpls seems assured of first
place'ln the shot~put at the same
cariiival. Gill's sophomore. Lyon.
appears to be the. best. in tho con-
farencc at th event. especially since
lchwurse. W onsin giant. is ineli-
gible. Lyon. is consistent round 46
test. Daubcr. Iowa, stands out as
his most dangerous rival with Just a
possible chancs of crashing through.
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Rememberb
hm: pound or Brown? ’ponu-d.
a colored boy. was a backfield star of
10 years . an All-American selec-
tion. Pollard wag one of the great-
est. gridden his race ever produced.
He put the Providence school on the
football map ' in a single season.
Around the Brown campus they'll
still tel you a IR Poilard's daniinx
bxtha name. at :ohnson
F
l-t-t around 45 seconds every time he
load the mark. in 1916 he hung up
a. record at 47 2-6 s. that still stands.
Charley Reldpatli. Bingo. Diamond.
"llap" Hall! and otherswgrc mer-
cury-rooted boys. But I'd‘ give the
olive branch to the one-time Quaker
ll ‘cr. .
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ntroducing—
Archie ahn. cclcbrated Michigan
sprinter a: some 20 years back.
Hahn was one of the liectcst‘ col-
leglans or his day anywhere u) to
:20 yards. Run 75 yards indoors in
7-35 s.: also set several Olympic
marks that still dcly the bur-year
assaults. Hahn has stayed pretty
close to track activities. He's now
assistant trainer at Ifrinceton. work-
ing for his old boss. Keene Fitz-
patrick. who tutored him at Michi-
gan.
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N8 'unusual athletes are George
Guthrie and .\ilio Tar-bet. at Ohio
state. Guthrie. as you know. is one
at the oumandlng hurdlers in the
country. Tarbst shines in basket-
ball and baseball. At the recent
Ohio relays Guthrie twice beat his
old rival. Warner of Illinois. Guthrie
received two-gold watches tor win-
ning. But he onlykept one: the
other he gave to .\Verner. "
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Tarbet was elected captain of the
1926-37 basketball q inlet. He was
a unanimous choice. at the other
day hrbet resigned to give Bill
Hunt the honor. Why? Because
Hunt was more deserving of it. ac-
cording to Tat-bet. Moreover, Tarbel
still has a chums tor the baseball
captaipcy a year encs. Two un-
usual athletes. Guthris and 'l'srbet.
And a. pair of regular fellows as
well.
mums LEAGUE STANPINGS
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’ : Members of Westport Alley
Young
give him all the. work that in: ranv
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lwuy that “tll‘l't‘c liddlc Casey
stopped the. ll-lili". ’l‘hv llrst three
rounds were r-lasliln: affairs with
built boys hitting with other hard
and often.
'BOWLERS WILL *
w HOLD BANQUET
The show was opt-Md with an ex-
hibition by l‘.e.\' lm'tridxe and
. - 'Johnny l'ctrrn ul‘ l‘rr’xlgeport. 'l'l rry
lgavc an c-Nlnhitiou 0
punching the
lam-y work at lilt’
They were given a great band
League Will Celebrate] by the crowd for their Sliii'lldld [Hr-
Monday Evening. ! formant-e. These two men gab"
__ [their services as their contribution
Till" eltlll trams of tin‘ \Yv-‘ll‘m'l éghlfsrdasnd‘ht‘o 1:191);l lirtiiiot:“tillh‘l'ift'ii‘:I
llowlllli: lugnc will celebrate them \vcsfporL
close 01' 'L successful season at St
gum-s with a banquet in he held at
ill" Compo Inn luxt Monday night.
Ibng and Sulll'.’
i bugs.
The .\lason twins wirt introduced
in: "Harry Wills' ‘and “Kid .\orlollt"|
ywith Chick [busy as the rcicrcc.
These young lads gau- n three
round exhibition. whnh \‘.:l.~l taxi.
and thoroughly cujoycd by the lam
Chick Dorsey ol' “Rupert and
Kid Sullivan. his sparring parttnr.
went on in the next txhlhlliou. 'l'licy
battled i‘or thrm- rounds. llul‘Stl'
gave a clevcr «.\lilbition of all the
tricks of the ring ganu‘. This was
lDot‘Scy's ilrst appearance in the
'ring since his battle with Mickey
Dovinc in «Siamiord. over two
months ago. Both boys were up.
piaudcd {or the last work that they
’ exhibited.
riddle Casey, trainer at Jack Ii-‘i-
laney was the refrrce ot‘ the ama-
itcur bouts. The Judges \\(l".' John
"llavcr" Liti'llJumil‘. ui’ .\‘r-rwalk. and
i‘Viilfli‘il 1:. Williams of Tim Evening
XSentinel. Charles Lindcberg of .\‘or
iwalk was the, announcer and \\'il-
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AT THE Y‘M'C’A°¢liatn D. Dickson of \chtport was
Ellie time keeper.
The league has bowlwl all “inter
and dill not skip a game. Many of
the .\‘iirwalk lengths and bowlers
l'ivn wondered how lili' Wistport
lt-lllils stuck togetlnr during the bad
travrlinr: oi' l-‘irhruary. The. Rounders
won the championship this year.
The ludvpetldents were in second
place with the (‘olnpo Firemen oc-
cupyin". third position. last season
the l"ll‘l.'llll‘ll were the champions.
Plam tor the banquet are now be-
ing made. It is expected to be a big
ailalr with several speakers from
Westport and .\‘orwalk on the pro-
cram.
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“volitllar 3mm.» at the. “'cstport Y. M. . and Young Goodyear oi‘ Norwalk
ll'. .\. illhlcllc ilrld. in (il‘l "'118 Farms, 3' went on in the ilrst fight of the cw.-
ithis sunnnm'. ‘ nlng. Both weighed 100 pounds.
I Tin-r.- are two ‘vmuls and lllvtfluuodyear won the light with QaSL'.
'hnvc lwvfi put in line shape for the l lie had Russell m a. had ““3. in the
5°P""5“l-' .Ul ill“ 5““5‘“ A “"V l"“-‘" final round. Russell ran into Llood«
.r-rs used lllu courts last SatttrdunyerS left jabs. Goodyear was um.)
le‘l'O‘m" W" ”l" "'“l‘l‘ team “‘mlto block most of liussell‘s punches.
start this week.
Several members of the- Coutpo
Life Guardfl “-1” p.- on the “”3 team l“ay's boys of Norwalk, took the
this year. Al‘llllli‘ ltosmhhith, cap. measure ot‘ Joe ltoos. oi the West-
min of last ypnr's squad. will he on liorsgi'Y" in tile next battle. O'Hara
Young O‘Hara. one of Frankie
hand again. lrwln Sit-lg, .\‘ormun weighed 103 1-: pounds and lioos
l-‘brwwellln. l‘ialph llnpper. Charles tipped the scales at 106 pounds. ‘
Lunny, Eddie. McMahon. L‘ddle andI
llarry Quinn complete the squad. bit. O'Hara was strong at the tin-
Ali other members oflhe "Y" who lsh and was awarded the decision.
desire to play are asked to report ltoos had a peculiar style. similar to
at the practice session. Saturday att- '
ernoon.
OUT BUR WAY
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:ztitdi‘kfi lilii"
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teri‘rlillg
weighed 15:: pounds.
L'oud condltlrm.
tuted at the last moment and did l‘mt
expect to battle
Davis.
form.
His. blows to the, hind were (‘flrl'fi'
blocked by llulllns and he could no'
get in many punches in the cllnchn
Davis said after the. light that ‘1') “as
going to train hard for next Tucn
day‘s battle in
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BO_l_l_llR_S_lN an BATTLES.
Ray Davis Gets Decision Over Jimmy Mullins—40mm:-
Rappe Scores Another Win—Ted Coleman Gains
Verdict—Results of Other Scraps.
leathcrwriullt (‘ilillliLll'Il‘ 'lr... ..
the tlrsl {llllir‘ltl'ulli‘i' ol' Hm.» p, l}
riux. The ilizht was lav ,v.l
lads krill alter molt w‘mi
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1.~ll.1rt in lillls‘l‘.
’lml ('nlt‘lllllll, l-Just .\“l'll iii. l
with till,- Y .\l. (7. .\. boxing l' .,.
pun-shod \‘nuni; .\larzlk. or lirli" -
port lllllllgh in each round in -
“llil ease. Coleman had .\l:ir.:il: i
bad shape in the llrst round. in‘.
Lian pushed )larzik around
ring. but tin; llrldgcporier wini'.
When the next ll ..
iipvnrrl t‘oliulau started uittr .\1
ml; again The Bridgeport boy v
yam:- and came back with coun'w-
and time a::.iln. it
blows were not pmvn'i‘ul and had ill
(‘llI-i't upon ("alt-man, .\l'zrzllt weir.”
mi IL'ZE pound.» and l'ulruiau
tu-tllhh',
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.\l. l'. .\. boxing toam_ who was (.
\t‘iOpi'll by 1‘.” Ilavi-y of Not'wa‘
slinwi-d up as it 1011in man ‘w
Charlie .\liililliton next 'l'nvsalaj:
the. armory. .\lciduiur'ss lill.\ili‘l| mi
of his blows clran. ll-- :-'»‘ut Ella:
down {or the rount or three in '
second round. It the llridm‘p "
boxer had more time to train :.
not into hail-Ir .\ilf‘til'" luv would l1.
made i! llilil'l‘ dlrlitult i'ni- .\lvtlllil‘u-
Sharkcy has fought in w: l .'
'lmdli‘tll' bouts ill Bridgeport l
Other parts of the state. it was his
n-xpvrb nu- that saved him from in -
mi: lilltli'kO'i out. Til-.- rcmaxiqd' .-
l"'lllih’l("i(fi of Shurkiy surprised 1‘ -
i-rowil. After Sharkry took the co: .
in the swnnrl round he Jumped up
and stdrii-d nth-r .\lri‘iuiness. 'lil"
“l” boxer was alven the. dceism'.
.\chulncss weighed ill pounds .ird
Sharkey llO pounds.
hi5 Green. of Nari-.ztlk and mac
bev- ot tin.- “l" team. did not l's'
lung agaiurt Frank “'oin‘itz. ..r
iii-higo-purt. The light was stoppr
in the first round by Rein-rec (fa?- -
bet-ans;- (then was otli-‘lasstd. Gr. -'
fell through illi.’ ropes in the- t.:':'
round and :1 manual later be in:
the count or thrm‘. Grown welgz'
lit" and Weinilz 141
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Tho: crowd got their money's port".
in ll‘n‘ last two bouts. l'iappc azi':
lLsposlto fought a fast bout. lu ill
lll‘r‘ round neither boxy r laud: l
many blows. Tiny did plvnly of
blocking and began to furl (:1i'il oli'n:
out. llama; look ll r- M‘i‘fill'l round
but “wake-net] in the third
wont to lisposllo. 'l‘ln- judgcs' tir‘l'l'
sion was a. draw and tho rcrcrerr or-
dered a fourth round. llappc C‘,
.. the. final round with right
1- its to the hind. llv- room had :-
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posito in a. bad way and the li.
was stoppc-l by lleirl'vc t'asty. 1-1.»
posito had it bad aut ovrr his left
It took Hillnpi' several minutu
to recover alter lili’ light was O'it'Y.
lie was tired from the fast pace llm’
they set. ltappc wrigllvd ii“ an)
lispositu 13‘.
l‘lalls and Mullins put up :‘n 2:
battle. The two battlr.‘
Neither was ...
.\lullins was Hui-sf;
a. tough man I...»
Davis was not. up to his 115ml
lie failed to train proper‘n.
the armory.
Ten"
lh-yan. Davis‘ opponent next '.l‘u«s
lay. w as an interested spectator. llc
These two boys mixed it up “"0 u did not take his eyes off of Davis a
SL‘C‘Ond during the scrap.
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