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’ Only Three Contests and
Blanks Are Not Filled Out—Marty Dorsey De-i
feats Young Caruso—Accadi Is Victor.
The failure or the Springwood A.
C. to have the boxers fill out. the
A. A. U. entry blanks resulted in
the amateur tournament at Kish
hall. turning out to be a ilszle, last
evening. There was three bouts and
an exhibition by the Mason twins.
Apout 150 fans were ‘n the hall at
the start. of the show.
The bouts were delayed as Joe
Dwyer. member of the registration
committee of the 'A. A. II. arrived
late and took considerable time in
looking over the papers of tho boys.
Dwycr was blamed by many of those
present lust night for the failure of
the show. In justice to Dwyer it
might be said that he has no hand
in the show stopping so abruptly.
The Springwood A. C. failed to
have. the boys sign entry blanks and
tor this reason there was nothing to
hold them. When the show was
stopped. Announcer Charles Linde-
herg, told the (ans that it he was a
Commissioner he would suspend
every boy who failed to apesr after
being billed. Dwyer Jumped into the
ring and declared he was a com-
missioner. He said that as the boys
were not signed up he true power-
less to do anything with them. He
added that'lt the amateurs were
signed he would take action to have
them suspended.
The show started off with ’l‘ony
Bennett of Saugatuck and Young
Accadi, of Darlen. going on. Bennett
weighed 111 pounds and Acadl
weighed 114 pounds. in the first
round Bennett took the count of
nine. The boys wrestled and held
during the bout. Although Bennett
did not appear to be in back shape
in the second round. his second
threw the towel in after he had
taken several hard punches to the
body and head. Acndi was awarded
the fight on a technical K. 0.
Young Vulient, 128 pounds. of
Saugatuck. and Young Lane, 130. of
Norwalk. went in the ring for two
rounds. The referee stopped the
bout and called it no contest as
neither lad was trying. This bout
was slow and both boys held their
punches.
The. Mason twins gave an exhibi-
tion of the Charleston. shadow box-
..ing and then they went three rounds
in a fast and snappy bout. Len
Meyers refereed this bout.
After considerable delay and dis-
cussion the final boutlof the evening
“as staged between Young Caruso.
120 pounds. or Norwaik and Marty
Dorsey, 118 pounds. of Wailingiord.
The bout was stopped in the first
round when Caruso was knocked
down. The crowd howled for the
light to go on and the referee finally
let them step into it again.
The bout was stopped again in the
second after Caruso had taken con-
siderable punishment from Dorsey.
The Wallingford boy showed. that
he-is-a classy fighter. This bout
started oft with lots of action. The
two battlers were swinging hard and
puttiitr everything into their wal-
lops. The program ended with this
tight. ‘
Ray Davis. of the Westport Y. M.
(I. A. boxing team was on hand. He
was introduced as a coming heavy-
weight champion.
Dr. David Sloman refereed the
Charles Lindeberg was
the announcer.
Chick Dorsey. the matchmaker.
told. The Evening Sentinel that he
had premises from Frank Fay and
Roy Loveridgo to have their boxers
on hand for the show. A few of
Fey's boxers were on hand. but none
of them went on the card. Joe
Nest-W. ot Fairfleld, was scheduled
to be' on the show. but. he also did
not appear. As none of the boys
had signed registration entry blanks.
nothing can be done by the A. A. U.
officials or the Springwood A. C.
The crowd was ivory indignant be-
cause the boxers did not appear. It
is likely that the amateur boxing
game is ilnished tor the indoar sea-
son in Norwalk.
NORWALK WINS :
ON THE ALLEYS
The bowling team or the Norwalk
hileys won the city championship
last nightswhon they took two out
or three games tram the Citizord '
team. The match was bowled on the
Norwalk alloys. The games were
close and the result was not certain
until the last man rolled.
"Smiler" Ayrault. oi the Clifford
team. rolled the high single 01 the
evening with a. mark of 122. His
but: total was 824. The total num-
ber of pins separating the two teams
at the end of the three strings was
six.
The score:
NORWALK.
Rose .............100 111106—317
Montgomery ..... N 90 108—292
Boats ...........101 104 118—818
Sterling s-soooooo 85 10. 91-283
None}: ...........102 90 111-312
48: 507 518 1522
CLIFFORD.
Hollywood ....... 9! 88 120—812
William ........ 81 86 "—2“
Marine ..... .. 88 no ”~20:
Ayrault ......... 95 1:! 101—8“
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Exhibition Staged—Entry
Lea‘lling Batsinen
in Major Leagues
NATIONAL' LEAGUE
\ G AI] K .II PC
i'illu‘orili. NY.“ 00 I7 28 .424
Wilson, ('lli.. . .27 92 21 37 .402 .1
llresslt-r. Clll...2fl lit M 20 .372
lilndstruin. NY.“ 02 18 88 .359
llnrnshy. St. 14.30 120 20 43 .308
Leatler a year ago today—
Fournier, lirooklyn, .401.
AMERICAN LEAGUE
(4 AB R ll PO
Dug-n, N. Y.. .50 90 10 41 .414
.‘l'Nocly. “Miami 77 is 80 .800
itulh. N. Y. ...30 103 38 42 .38!)
Mruwi. N. \'.. .32 it? 20 45 .385
SoslIn. Wash. .34 120 20 09 .880
header in year ago today— !
flair, Philadelphia, .410. i
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How They
Stand
Cincinnati .600
Brooklyn ......... 17 it) .080
Chicago .......... 1'? .i0 .080
Pittsburgh ........ H H .500
St. Louis is. 1': .409
New York ........ ii is .407
Philadelphia ...... ii is '379
Boston .......... . 8 ‘11 .276
American Lsagu |
-——.—~—— \ I
W. L. PC.
New York ........ 1’1 9 .700
Washington ....... '20 H .000
By .101: “JLLIAMS. '
BABE ill'Tii seems to lune fully
icco‘i'ei'ed. but you can't say as
much for pitchers who have been
hit by him this year. .
s o s ‘
THE experts say Young Stribling
is a Very rough fighter. .. . . lie
is particularly rough on it promot-
er's bankrotl.
s o b
JUIINN 1' Bl.’i"i-‘_ former champion
“as knocked out the other night by
a tighter named Hamm. who is
obviously not. as bad as he sounds.
s o 0
Both Labor and Capital are claim-
ing a victory in the London strike
settlement. . . . Reminds us of a
wrangle between two prize i‘lght
managers.
I 0 I.
BECKY HARRIS is engaged to
marry a southern society belle.
. . . Now you know what the
headline means, “Stars at Diamond
Game."
t 0 C
THE young husband's idea of a
crime wave is a bill from his lady's
hairdresser. demanding thirty
smackcrs tor a. permanent.
O O O
JACK DEMPSEY IS GOING TO
HOT SPRINGS, ARK. TO BOIL
OUT. . . . MEANTIME THE NEW
YORK BOle‘G COMMISSION
WILL REMAIN AT HOME AND
CONTINUE TO 130“. THERE.
. 0 O O
THEY killed another gnngster
the other day in Chicago and some
newspapers were trickled into print-
ing the incident under the head of
news.
. s e o
It was Mr. t‘out-. wasn't it, who
in every way'.‘ . . Well, does any.
one know how his bridge game is
these 'days'.’
0 O s
‘ Say “hat. you will about Cleo-
patra, but nobody (3"(‘1' accused her
of taking a bath in a tub of cham-
imsnc.
O C O
“’OULDN'T it be terrible if that
unexplored tract in the arctic zone
turned out to be another real estate
development with golf courses as
side features?
a e s
.“LEND me your ears." pleaded
the orator. “Will a couple of cauli~
flower ears do?" piped up the wise
cracker.
0‘ t 0
Important question betors two.
family house is whether Dempsey
shall stage his comeback at the ex.
pense of Gene Tunney. Harry Wills,
Jo-Jo. the yodellng ape. or Mr.
Cook's four Hawaiians. '
0 D !
Large~stomached individuals, who
constitute' scrambled evils of New
York Boxing commission. spent
three years coaxing Dempsey to sign
on Jagged line.
I I 1 6
New they are all worn out like
community toothbrush in family or
18 ti leani‘that what Dempsey sign-
promised to get better and better ,
ed was not a freckled line but a col- .
or line. i
o s e |
Wills has been fluttering aroundi
championship candle like legalized
hooch-snlner around mountaineer‘s
still ever. since Willie Hoppe was
boy wonder. '
_ 0 O 0
He was "logical contender" back
in days when they were bunkering
Bunker Hill. bulls were running
wild at Bull Run and list iron; were
being sold at Flatiron building.
9 O 0
Still there is some question
whether Wills is entitled to t
shot at Dfinpsey or last shot at :3-
1y-hoo boil. who originally present-
ed him to dizzy public as man-eat-
ing. God-fearing Brown Panther.
O O 0
Things have cracked so badly for
Wills during his our. on the isle of
busted beaks that he half! dim
than "00.000 to his name right
new. not including his town. hens
and the new gas-eater from hence.
, , I O 0
It's not easy to pump up roaring
goals:- of sympathy tor the poor
bsrsassd heroine who takes the
b NEW ENGLAND LEAGIJE
stand wearing shimmering satin
and adhering rocks. _
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- Club sanding.
Natimms
. w. i.. PC.
........20 to i.
Cleveland ......... 17 I3 .007
Philadelphia ...... 18 4 .568
Chicago .......... 1'.‘ 6 .Bla'l
Detroit ............ lb 16 .0"
Boston . . . . . ...... 9 20 .8i0
St. Louis . ......... 8 28 .258
International League
v. 1.. kc.
Baltimore ;........ '.'0 7 .70!
Buffalo ... assess. 28 11 .576
To onto .......‘... 19 13 .004
R 'cster ........ 10 12 .51!
Syracuse.......... 1.1 17 .43
wwark ....y....;... 13 18 .019
Jr. City...'....... ll 21 .8“
Heading .......... i 2 .283
Eastern League
. W. 1.. PC.
Pr0\ld€‘ntii: ....... is 7 .720
Springfield 10 s .800
nridgcpgt 15 9 .625
New Haven ....... 13 13 .500
Albnny . ........ .. 12 14 .46:
Waterbury 9 10 .800
Pittsfieltl .. ...... . S 15 .807
Hartford ........ .. 9 17 .8“
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Natibnal League.
New York at Pittsburgh.
Brooklyn at Cincinnati. ,
Philadelphia at St. Louis.
Boston at Chicago.
American League
St. Louis at New York.
Chicago at Boston.
Detroit at Washington.
Cleveland at Philadelphia.
International League
Reading at Newark.
Baltimore at Jersey City.
Buffalo at Rochester.
Syracuse at Toronto.
“—
Esstsrn League
Bridgeport at Albany.
New Haven at Hartiord.
Pittslield at \VaterburY.
Springfield at Providence.
Yesterday’s Results
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Brooklyn 0': Pittsburgh 4.
(called in the 10th inning on'sCo
count of rain).
New York-Cincinnati (rain).
Boston-8t. Louis (rain).
Philadelphia-Chicago (rain).
AMERICAN LEAGUE
New York 5: Chlcpgo 8.
Detroitj: Philadelphia 2.
Boston 8: St. Louis 8.
Cleveland 4: «Washington 2..
INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE
Newark 7: Baltimore 8.
Jersey City 8; Reading 7 (first).
'Jersey City 4; Reading 1. (second)
Rochester 6: Syracuse 8.
other clubs not scheduled.
EASTERN LEAGUE
Albany 2; Pittstieid 1.
New Haven 3: Hartlerd o.
Waterbury 18; Bridgeport 1'.
Providence 10; Springfield 7.
MERIOAN ASSOCIA'I'IOK.
.Columbus 5; Toledo 0.
Louisville 5; Indianapolis 1.
St. Paul a; Minneapolis 4.
Kansas City-Milwaukee (rain).
PACIFIC OOASI‘ LEAGUE
Hollywood 3: Mission 2.
Los Angeles 4; San Francisco 2.
Sacramento 5; Portland 3.
Seattle 3; Oakland 1.
NEW XOR-PA. LEAGUE
Wilkes-Barre. 8; Willlaxiuport 10.
(10 innings). .
Elmira 2i narrisburl l.
(11 innings).
Binghamton 8: York 1.
Scranton it: Shamokin 8.
TEXAS LEAGUE
San Antonio 3; Forth Worth 1.
Di as 10: Beaumont I.
Wa o 4: Wichita Falls 0.
Houston 3; Shreveport 2.”.
WESTERN LEAGUE:
Oklahoma City 9; Wichita 0.
Tulsa 11;. St. Joseph 5. ..
other games postponed:I rain.
SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION.
Chattanooga 2: Nashville 20.
wants. 7; Birmingham 10.
. New Orleans 1: Little Rock 2.
Mobile 15: Memphis 12.
.
Nashau 0: Lynn 8.
Manchestbr 0; Lowell 5.
.Po land 8: Kavsrbill '2.
La once 5; Leviaton 7.
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common BASEBALL RESULTS
N. Y.U.3:C.C.\2¢.!’. 1.
V Pain 10; Rutgers 0. .
serum“ 0: I’m 3.
Dartmouth 18: )liddlsbury 0.
Tuna I: Canielic 13.. i.
. Juniata College 11; W. Maryland
1. o
Northeastern l; Batsso (to in-
). ’
fistula Grammar t: Lucia 8. L
kin Tech 12; Jones-ea s.
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