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FOR TUESDAY NIGHTS BOU'IS
Local Boxer Will Train Until Day Of Battlé—Anxious
To Be In Best Condition—Brisk Seat Sale Report-
ed By Matchmaker Rose.
Young Mullixnn and luck Sharkey
nave postod their appearance for.
teitakwlth local Boxing Commission-
rr Anson l". leeler. for their bout.
in the Armory Tuesday evening.
Matchmaker Dow; Rose stated
that the other boxers on the card
had also placed their foretoits in
the hands of the boxlnl commis-
sioner and that everything was all
set for a real hilly evening.
Mulligan will not stop his train-
in; Sunday as previously planned.
but will workout Monday the. day
Previous to the tight in order that
he will not take on welxht. He is
‘anxious to be in the best possible
condition for this battle.
Officials of the Twin City Sport-
ing Club roport u. brisk solo of tick-
ets. Several rm‘iumts have come in
for tickets outside of the city. A
largo block has been disposed of in
Stamford. another in Barton. one in
Bridgeport and the pustohonrds are
scattered in othr'r citirs throughout
the stoic.
Tho outlook for a. packed house is
very brinht according to the pro-
moters. Very few of the tickets will
be ltfi. to put on sale in the box of-
iico on tho night of the tight.
The choirs and ring will be sot up
in the Armory Monday evening. A
special layout is being mode at am
Armory and every amt will be
marked and in ii: proper place. Ev.
cryonv will bt- osslircd oi their prop.
ci- sent.
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Chat and Comment of Special Interest To E
. Norwalk Fans. _
.=:l llIllllillililllliiillllil BY MY Downs llliliIIllillllilllllllilllllllllili'
Old Andy Rush will soon be book
in the Eastern League. Andy has
been “Inclined iron! the Birming-
tlon by the Bridgeport. team. He is
on his way north and will soon be
seen in the box for the Park' City
outfit. Rush always did like this
part of the cwntry and was wry
anxious to get back here.
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Matchmaker Dave Rose says that
everything is all set for Tuesday
night's boxing card: Both Mulligan
and Sharkoy have posted their for-
teits and according to reports they
are boilf‘ in tho pink or condition.
With thése two fade in the same
ring we are under the impression
that the ions are in for one o! the
best bouts cvcr staged in the city.
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The Bambiuo is sure sucking the
'ul apple. Ho rogistered number 15
yesterday. Those critics who were
announcing that Ba was all done
last. wintrr, can no be found Just
now. The Babe has several more
a‘t't‘d seasons of baseball left in him.
a s v
. 'i‘ho Tankccs “won their ninth
straight. game yesterday. The)“ are
going like It house itiiro. Tho Yanks
will continue to no at top speed. just
unions: as Ruth continues to play
great hast-brill. When the Balm
slumps the Yanks will slump. It
the bane keeps up his present clip
the Yanks will winJhe pennant in
a walk.
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Louie 'l‘nrlov decided that he has
had enough baseball tor this season.
Louie withdrew from the Norwalk
club recently. Herring. Maroon and
Schmidt will continue to run the lo-
cal club. -
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Stamford will opondhe NYCO
League season in this city. when
they taco the Norwalk club at
Amusement Park. Sunday. The
Look City outfit have e strong club
according to reports. and will give
the lnmis plenty of trobule.
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That. is all K
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For now.
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lN‘SjAMFthD
Outlines Ideals Of
New School Which Is
To~Foster Peace Era
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Gene Byron, colored battl r of
this cit)’. will be entered in the amaA
tour boxing tournament to be held
at Columbus hall tonight. Byron
has been making rapid strides in the
boxing game this wintqr. The Look
City A. (3., who are running the
showin Stamford wanted the local
boy to so on their card. Byron will
weigh about 156. He is in good
shape and will be able to put up a
good light against anybody in his
class. ‘
A number 0! Norwalk fight fans
will witness the .show in Stamford
tonight? The show will be one of the
best that has ever been put on in
Stamford. This will‘be the first at.
tempt to run a. boxing show since
Leading Batsnten
~- In Major leagues
AMERICAN LEAGCE
G AB R 1! P0
99 10 4t .4“
114 41 45 .895
Dustin. N. Y. .26
Ruth, N. 11... i:
Cobb, Det.. ....25 90 23 36 .389
Mensel, N. Y.. .32 132 28 47 .382
Goslln. Wash. .36 130 2d 61 .876
Leader is your ago today—-
Hulc, I'llllndrlphin, .iloh
NATIONAL LEAGI'E.
G , AB R 11
S‘thworth. NY.” till 17 28
Brasslcr, (‘ was 85 17 M
Wilson. ('liIL. . .29 101 21 87
liindstmm, 33220 10! 2037 .360
lIcathoote. Chi.28 100 27 36 .800
Matter a year ago today—a
Hawks, Philadelphia, .429.
. P0
.408
.400
.866
Norwalk recriived a fatal injury.
Byran s the only Norwaikor on
the curd. Frank Accndi of Barton
is expected to go on. The rest of
the boys will come from Stamford.
Greenwich, Port Chester and prob-
the card in which Tiger Smith at
ably one or t‘o from New Canaan
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CHANNEL SWIM.
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William B. Hurst exhibiting t‘hcsacroit Drake, one ot-tiic dogs be
are to Lillian Cannon. Below. lliss Cannon. photographed in the mid-
dle of her swim across ('htwiponko Buy. ‘ ‘
EDITOR‘S NOTE: Lillian Cannon or Baltimore. under the:- auspices
of NI'JA Service and The l‘lvoninp Si'ililml, will attempt to swim the
English Channel this summer. 8hr- \\lli ln- :uw-uinprmiv-d nu her swim
by two Chesapeake liny (loss. This in tho third of :1 sorira oi" articles
:oncernlng the stunt. a
BALTIMORE. Md. blur :1.——For. .\\'\(l' lwioie has .1 woman succeed-
iive yours. visitors'io Bay Shore. ;, \‘d in H‘VlHHHIUK the English Chan-
. 'i"l. and nm'nr l-ntnro. it is leiovcd
l c: ' in" , have seen a irl ' '
)each n n l m g . ltil'~ (i tlog ewr ltllltl'! the. attempt.
“f0 guardeilo ““5 always accent" Miss t‘nnnon lwelicvrs she can do
ranted hr u scdgn-volorcd yellow: it. not thinku her dogs can do it,
eyed dog. Whenever the Km “‘0‘“, l-t‘i‘nlih‘f. hover .Vr-t has their rndur-
into the water the dos tollowm. nn'1 nnt‘r ill the u-utor been tested to its
during the five years the dos pulled limit.
a. ICOI‘O Ol.‘ more Of youngsters from _\'o do; but .‘ Chesapeake 81y
dangerous water. | dog could make the swim, in the
Tho girl was Lillian Cannon aindl opinion of Lillian Cannon. They are
the dog was llunkO. n Chesapeake: used in duck hunting and their work
Buy rcirlori-r. The pair wt'l‘u infil‘ll- oi rut'rlt-rinn is dorm in cold wind
arable. oven on the girl's ill‘iwiiuo iimi limit-y was. No matter What the
swims in thr- lmy. \rouihr-r. whom a. duck is shot the
Last summit-r a. bpcrding nutomo-l (‘licsapt-nkc Boy clog goes after him.
bile hit Bunko. : now Strain Originated.
Promised New Ones. f It took nearly 100 years to evolve
When was Cannon swam across] the present-day. Chesapeake
Chesapeake 1333‘ 1113! August, to test dog. It is descended from two New-
hcrsclt‘ for hur channel swim, Wil“ touiidlnud dogs which “our; brought
Mom 13. Hurst .11; it millionaire. in tin: t‘hhsapcnku in sailing vessels.
whose Chisacroit ki-nm-ls urn tam-5 Beyond that point in their origin
ilisr wherever the Chesapeake Bay! nothing is known.
dog is known. Promised that when ' in some points it is somewhat. like
l she made the rhulmr'l swim the \ory' its ~N12Wr0lllldland,prngonflorg‘ but
{best Chesapeake Buy (loin! that, in most points it ha.- departed from
could he touhd would swim with iliu orininul typo. 'i‘hrro is one point
her. ; in ronmlonmthoir loro tor the urn.
When arrangements for the chan‘ tor. .
net swim were made. Hurst present-e (‘hosucroft Di-uko bot-time it chum.
ed Lillian with Chosacrot‘t .lJi‘tlli“. nion in 1923. after whirh he was re-
champiou of his breed. with almost tired from "the ring." Since then
as many prizrs to his cruiit as he hash‘uu known as tho. world‘s
Miss Cannon has swimming troph- best duck ting. lie is now in his
ins. and Mury Montauk. also ni prime.l dom-chnstcd. weighing more
if‘hesacroit bred dog. which Hurst tllnn 75,:pounda.
believes ranks second only to Drake. {Hound Mary Moritauk enjoy this
Miss Cannon is taking the two distinction. too: they are the only
dogs with her to France, whore tliey' doés' which wt-ro over taken from
will share in her training and the-til the“ (‘hosnpnuko Buy t'OUnll')’ to
attempt the channel swim with hen: Swim the English Channel.
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Cowcatchcrs 0n Autos. !
LONDON. -- Cowqatclicrs like
those used on American railroad
engines are being introduced on nu.
tomoblles here as a. safety device.
IQUR BOARDING HOUSE
moment's Punish:
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By JOE \VILLIAMS
We don’t know what all the
trouble in Poland is ubout........
Maybe some of the Poles want the
resin ball and some oi: them do not.
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use Btowiue
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«lines issue MADE
pain A GEAR
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are
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“the pitcher arrives at the age
of discretion when lie is moved to
throw the ball over the center field
; fence at. the more mention of Babe
Ruth’s name. '
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It is the boast Lou Gehril o! the
Yankees he has never worn an over-
coat. . ....lt this is so how did he
larder: the bench warm as‘lont as he
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Big Munn’s brother is trying his
hand at the boxing business and it
may not be long before he's trying
his back at. it.
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His mother thought the sun rose
and set in him. but she was near—
\ sighted...... .What she saw was-
moonshine. A
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None 01 the experts figure the
New York Yankees can stay on top
this year. .. .. .Thnt's nothina'. none
of them figured they’d ever tet on
top to begin with.
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Sonatina it h nntair to write~
that one tighter has made a bum ot
anodwr.........le is unfair to the
. floater. who may be due priority
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\«sihere‘s a. heawweight in New
l\\ York med Yale. Okum.. ......
1 After seeing in a frantic clinch
we concluded a was named atter
the look. not the college. >-
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ills tau meet: Jul:
Dmuaeyrin the ' September bout.
but it he does somebody will have to
take him around “and perform a for-
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'.Ihe landing a“ the (fa/bx n o a £35 ‘
and. stho/o Williams,Johns dGe'orgcs '
isn’t only the Rogers who are
jolly these days—since OLD
GOLD came to port. ‘
It’s the Johns and Georges, the
Williams and Freds and every
mother’s sop Who relishes a su-
perior cigarette. '
For not only has OLD GOLD itself landed
° in town; it has landed and won the town’s
most exacting cigarette connoisseurs.
OLD GOLD is a better cigarette; that’s
the reason.
It is COOLER—because made from
OLD GOLD
' .New'a'ndfiifie.
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lighter and finer tobacco leaf, band selected.
It is MILDER—becausc a new day
method takes out any hidden harshness in
the tobacco which ordinary curing may
not subdue.
It is' MORE FRAGRANT—bccausc it
is made from the choicest of all Turkish
and domestic tobaccos, chosen and blended
by old masters.
But we’d rather you wouldn’t take our
opinion alone. Buy a package of OLD
GOLDS and judge for yourself.
We’ll gladly accept your verdict from the
evidence you smoke out of thatfirst package.
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