tit“
Be In Their Line-Up.
The Boston Black Box will drop
off at Norwalk's Amusement Park
to meet the Springwood-Nationala
this evening.
Their star iirst baseman. Tofles.
will be in the line-up. Torres play-
ed with the Cu Stars and Bach-
araeh Giants in he Colored Eastern
League and ncelv es a salary of ".-
000 for 75 "games. This compares
more than favorably with the sat-
ary paid to many a major league
star for an entire season. Torres
IL the most colorful first baseman
in the country and the biggest
drawing card in colored baseball.
with the possible exception of the
former poptlar Joe Williams.
The Black So: have smashed at-
tendance records wherever they
have appeared this season. At
Akron. Ohio, 9.861 spectators paid
admission. to. see the Black 80:;
Youngstown, Ohio. 9,854 fans. over
“.000 clicked through the turn-
stiles at Pittsburgh, 959 paid admis-
sions at Rochester, where the game
was played in a drizzllng rain.
It is therefore safe to predict that
the Black So: here will play to an
enormous crowd when they cross
bats with the S-Ns this evening
It. 6:15 p. m.. and this unique ball
game. the ilrst twilight of any im-
portance to be played in this sec-
tion. is creating unusual interest
among father. mother, sister. bro-
ther and the neighbor's kids. Every
baseball fan is interested.
SPECIAL TO
'DELANEY BOUT
A special train for followers or
Jack Delaney has been ordered by
Frank McKeon for the night of the ~
Delaney-Berlenbach ti g h t. T h e
train will leave Bridgepqt at 5:50
p. m.. daylight saving time and leave
the Grand Central station in New
York at 12:85 o'clock.
BIB PALE BACK IN
OLD STRIDE AGAIN
Not a. great deal has been said of
Bib Folk. White Sox outfielder. this
season. But. Bib, be it. known. is hit-
ting the agate with as much vehem-
ence as he displayed two years ago
when he had a great campaign. With
the season at the halfway mark Falk
is right behind Ruth and Hellmann
In the clouiing column.
A
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Nan NAis iN iNNiNNi
NANN Ai ANNanNi PARK
Contest Starts At 6:15 o’Clock This Evening—Large
Crowd Expected To Greet Visitors—Torres Will
MELIIORN LEADS
GOLFERS lN'
mu PLAY
Chicago Pls oer Sets Reo-
ord' For ourse—Bobby
Jones In Second—Not At
His Best.
COLL Mill"! t. 0.. July 9.—Bill
)Ichlhorn of Chicago yesterday set
a record of 33 for the rst nine and
of 68 for the 6.730 ,\a d course of
the Scioto Country club in the first
round of the national opcn golf
championship.
hiehlhorn got the lead of the 151
starters by only too stiokcs. for
Bobby Jones of Atlanta. American
amateur and Ilritish Open titiehold~
er. tallied two splendid 35's for a 70.
or one under par on each half. llis
golf was a mixture of brilliancy and
human frailty. as he went over our
on three holds only to mnke good
the deficiency and even gain two
strokes with three birdies and an
eagle three on the 580-yard eighth. ‘
Just as everyone had decided that
FRIDAY,'JULY 9, 1926
s
The famous Boston Black Sox scheduled to clash with Iilt‘ local ninc nt Amusement Park this evo-
t
hiehlhorn and Jones stood alone
with 70 or better and twilight was
falling over the links. word was
wafted to the scorers that'John H.
Junor. of Portland. Ore. open title-
holdcr. “as coming with n birdie
four for another 70.
WO_RTH
KNO-WING
Since ltay Schnlk became a regu-
lar with the White Sox baek‘in 1913.
he has only missed one season alth-
LOIIIBARDO AND
all point to thi‘.
chase Arena. in
'will almost house a Compinto
out tonight when Jose
Il'anama and South American
ihcrwciglit champion.
rcappeprniicu in this country.
Georgie Bulduc,
ion in the stat performances 01' ten
rounds.
niug. The game will istnrt at this o'clock.
BALDRIC CLASH
NEW YORK. July 9.-1ndirations
fact that the StA-cplo.
ltockawny Bunch.
sell-
Lombardo,
,4.,.._ Jack Dclnncy is a
his
iiicA-ts
the l-‘rcncli-L‘nIinAl-
making
I'nul lhIrlcnlmt-li July lb.
of tlic Ilridgcport boat-r.
Lombardo's Iu'illinnt lmttlcs It. looks like a mighty 11. HI Ii
In \ orat‘
ioli to
SPO]? T BA NRA GE
Chat and Comment of Special interest To
Norwaik Fans.
71I'IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII 3" “0" 90W“ liiiiliiIIIlIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII'
in. slot!
“all sil'cct betting.r in his bout with may IIIl'Oll' up the
VI“: lx'i- Nyt-u licnguc.
ting ycstcrdny “as It to to in futorlihc hingston from taking place in
my that the lint-“sic! tt‘am
sponge iii the
flour: is some talk of
'tlit' second half of the hustle sca-
1son. Manager l‘rnnk )laAka,‘ has
loci “(in difficult) in tweaking in-
out taking part in 100 Ibr more . -. -~ -. I to the \iin c.olumn
' against champion lioius tluAl) |\.Ip- pit-k a “llllltl‘ in this bout J-.AAl; is
$3123.] 3:15:32: in 1:2" Ray caught inn. Hobo Ilt‘rmnn. ISAIniiy l‘nss, In pIIrIAIt-t condition and should put I, " "" I
From 19” (£031.?! inclusive I‘Ioncyboy l-‘lnnA-gzin. imv Mayra and up the fight of his life. IIIIrlI nbnAIh ”1”“ I“ 5”” “ilk 0‘ SIIIEHIR an
' ' ' ti. flock of other slurs are still I'c- is much improved over oluit he \vas. outdoor “u““g show I“ hornalk,
fobalk hung up a marvelous record
or major league back-stopping. He
bore the brunt of the White Sex
pork behind the plate. other catch-
ers on the team doing little else but
warm the bench.
l'tay had his biggest season in 19 ."0
when he played in 151 games.
membcred. Ilalduc
quite a figure in ”in division by his
great sct-tos “ith l’liil .‘le-Grnvv.
”(TIC Anderson.
others. It should he one of the it“si
slugging in matches soon in At long
time.
has been cutting
I'.'d-
i-lnho and we are inAlincd to slightly
\\.'ii‘AI Dclnlicy.
l'Al‘ l‘lllAi‘l
Reports coming from New
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have taken the present (“mums of (d. loung Mulligan has liccn match-
both fighters into considernth n andl‘d "I' “”h "“m'
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Up .=-: It‘llHIIS but hasn't
matched up with anyone yet.
I"iio (‘uif l'nsiurc Llft‘ Guards are
plrning a banner snimming meet.
crnl untcr stars will come to
Norwalk to compete if the present
plans go through. 'Ihc Guards “ill
“'qu haul and expect to make the
affair is huge success.
The Life Guards have worked
hard :it t‘alt l‘nstnro llcnch \iith-
lilil t‘OlllIit‘llSdlIOl‘i and they are de-
M‘l'\Iii:: of plenty of support from
ihA- pn ‘IliA. Thousands of people
«hmild Ii" :itti iul4 d to the IlI‘at‘ll for
lhI‘ iiiI‘t‘l.
A good timc.
II'Ail‘ i‘tII.
\ilV Il..'\ll.til (‘AINIIVG
\I.t).\'ti “1TH BROWNS
\Vin Rnllou. the young pitcher
n‘iginley lizirris sent to the St. Louis
i owns-iii a trade. last winter. is
A: ining along nicely. The other day
no turned in a nifty win over the
White Sox. iillon'ln: hut six hits and
two runs. Shecly, Falk and some of
Inn TIIK cloult‘rs in the ('oniiskcy bat.
tlAIfroni found the tot a puzzle.
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How They
Stand
Today’s Games
National League
Yesterday’s Results
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Philadelphia. in: Pittsburgh.
Other clubs not scheduled.
6.
AMERICAS LEAGI'E
Cleveland. 6: New York, 1.
Philadelphia. ti: Chicago. A.
Boston. 7: Detroit. 3.
Ulllt‘r clubs not scheduled.
a
EASTERN IAEIGUE
T'ittsfield 2: Hartford. I.
Albany. 13: New Ilawn. 4.
Bridgeport. 5: Sprinxneld. 3.
Prmidencc. in; Waterbury, i.
INTERNATIONAII LEAGUE
Reading. 2: Toronto. 9.
Italtimore, 44, Rochester, 9.
Newark. 5: Syracuse. ll.
Jersey City, 8: Buffalo. 7.
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
Kansas City. 5: St. Paul. 1'.
Minneapolis. 7, Milwaukr‘t‘. 17.
l‘olunibus. 5: Louisville. 6.
Toledo. 4; Indianapolis. 5.
NEW YORK-PA. LEAGUE
thltamsport. ti: Scranton, 6.
York. 3: Elmira, 2.
Triple Cities. 6; Harrisburg.
(l0 ins.).
Wilkes-Barre. 5: Shamokin, i.
PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE
Sari Frslcisco. 4: Seattle. 1
Mission, 3; Portland. 2.
Sacramento. 3: Oakland. 2.
Los Angeles. 7; Hollywood, 0.
TEXAS LEAGUE
Beaumont. 6; Waco. 2: list).
Waco. 2; Beaumont, 1: (2nd).
Wichita Falls. 4: Dallas. 2.
Shreveport. 5; Fort Worth. 4.
San Antonio. 6: Houston. 1.
NEW ENGLAND LEAGUE
Haverhill. 9: Portland, 2.
Lawrence. 3: Lewiston. 10.
Manchester. 8: .‘sshua, 2.
Lynn. 0: Salem. 0.
F. S. LYON
JOB PRINTING
Phone session loath Atom
1 ‘ Ir 1
30 x 3% Bargains
Guaranteed in
First Cord Tire
$7.95
'I‘imes Square Auto
Supply
as. rain as. so. not-Ania
Used Cars \
Maps, KOHN
Auto” Accessories
9 mm“ ed Ava, so. Norwslk
EATS
EASILY 0UTPOIN
SAGE
TS 0PPONENT;
0 ROUND BATTLE
Jimmy Disappoints Small Crowd 'I‘hat Attends llout-.—-
Sergeant Sammy Baker Knocks Out Harri ilaI.
tone—Al Brown Wins
I lNSLOWl
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in the plinth: of ”iv game, iiSi' lf and
Im all other respects to the braves.
'\\'c are pleased to announce that
w: have been fortunate in obtaining
the srrviccs of Edmund I". Cunning-
ham, sporting editor 0f the Bristol
Trnvclr‘r.
surcer‘d Edn'in L. Ililc)‘.
"The. unfortunate situation has
now been solved and we helium that
A°nmmcnt further on the same or to
make any further statement."
Pastimes In For Hard
Game Sunday Afternoon
Against Stamford Nine
The T’ostimr‘ baseball train will
-fa.~.~ one of its hardest games this
season, Sunday afternoon at the
Staples field. “hen it will cross bats
uiLh the fast Cove A, C. team of
Stamford. 'l‘hc Lock City nine has
been going fine all seasAm and has
defeated some of the best nines in
the state. The I'astimc club should
give their visitors a flood game.
The residvnts of the town art- not
gixing the East Norwalk club the
support that itinecds. In nearly
cvrry game so far this season the
club did not pay the expenses of the
visiting team from the gate re-
ceipts. If the East Norwalk resi-
tdcnts or other fans support the
East Nor-walk lads they will turn out
one of the best teams in the city
and “ill hiing first class attractions
to,.i\'orwalk. The Cove A. .ls con-
sidered a' very good team and the
PaSlInICS‘I‘ifiYC agreed to pay them
considerably.
Dick Warm. ‘onc of the best
twirlcrs in the city. will be on the
mound for the "clam diggcis' and
his brother, Henry. will do the re-
ceiving.
The same will be calie'd at 3:30.
ABOUT BOUTS
Imx‘icur
POLO GROUNDS A. C. (faith St.
and sth Ave.)—Pete [also vs.
Gem Levine. 15 rounds (world's
welterweight championship): Sid
Terrls vs. Phil McGraw. George
Courtney vs. I. 0. Phil Kaplan,
each Io‘muuds; Ruby Goidsteln vs.
Eddie (Kid) Wagner of Philadel-
phia. o rounds: Prince ’l‘ooma vs.
Nick Pad“. 4 rounds.
BOYLE'S THIRTY ACRES (Jer-
sey Olin—Tod Morgan vs. Johnny
biodiansky. 13 rounds.
DONG BEACH STADIUM-Mike
Baliorino vs. Augie Pisano. new
Was-show vs. Earl Blue. [ton-co
Vaughn vs. Billy Humphrles. nip
Sing [ice rs. law Goldberg. Tommy
,lioreauo vs. [Idle Ziegler, each s
rosuds. .
SATURDAY. JULY to
COMMONWEALTH ti. C.-—Three
ton-round bouts. .
RIDGEWOOD GROVE S. 0.
(Brooklyn-Johnny Erickson es.
'Jos Margin“. mm Martin es. Nick
Palermo. l’hll (linen vs. Joe Mc-
Bride. Joe Katkish ‘1. Herman Wal-
lgoe.eschenuuds. t
s
as secretary of the club to-
lt “OUIIT serve no good purpose to,‘
Over Pete Zii ic.
New York at clncinnati A2). '
Brooklyn at ('Iiif‘dl,. Jimnn slAIiI n4 \I. I. ~
I‘hilanphia at Pittsburgh. i‘NEw SECRETARY u\ei IIUII >AI.;A List mum . .i . ,
”03'0" M St- Lou‘s' I Iiiuiiiting iI-ii- iIIunAi lm .' i c 4,,
disappoint. n Ai-n Ad ,.-
AmeriCBn LOB“. I iFIillilu UIIIII'll. Amt 1,. ,i “k
Cleveland at New York. I lwunsstIi. inn-d .A 5A ,. ,. ..
Detroit at Boston. !iing nunIiIi'. .IEIIIII,II I, .
Chicago at Philadelphia. , inilcd lu tuin' h.:. II , , ,
St. Louis at \i'ashinston. BOSTON BRA ES his Ill'Sl bout :n itI i.i.. iI' . A if
aliioad. L
Eastern 10.18110 Shittcry. nilli (it‘l_~, lI‘fl. _
Hartford at Pittsneld. humus-e um the A...» “
Albany at New Haven. IE I) Cunning-ham SUC' [LUIli UCII'UII. Stop-AI ti'IIl.,_;,, , ._.
Ilridgeport at Springfield. . to “in the bout can , i... , .
I‘i‘Oiidenco at “'aterhury. I coeds Ed“!n L- Riley— IIllpl‘t'SB ll siiiii gallium: AI; 1‘:
I Trouble With TurnstilesIIixm I'IIIIs Au... mm I I '
Intonation“ League Settled ncss thv :iftoir, and 1 :III .. :
Jersey (-"y at Buffalo. I ill Him.) to IJ‘il) SIul‘A if. F,
Newark at Syracusb. | roundly. It \\.'l“I 0111' At 1, . A.;
[leading at Toionto | l;Ai.<'lAi.\'. July 1'.—.\ financial . houses ltt'III'II'AI at in. i. I.
Baltimore at 1m heater. 'tankh- iIIsullmt: Iiom iii'I-gului'itus but u “.15 “H (i... .m . :
______ \\ilIl III" lllllinlll's a! litmus tlIIIIl lmut _Ili.\IIIt"\I. h
. h.“ bAcn solIin, I'lIrlIIt'lil itniiih‘n Sloth-r,» nun A-isht II: I ;..
Club Stand!" 8 II-ths, piAIsiIlInt III the liostoii .\n- ‘ iounAIs. In only HII- ‘
g tioual lczicuc lIi.~I4I~:AI| club an. vigmh 395510“; .51. u. ,
, nounmd )fbl'lfIH. l'II‘vIIII‘ ill lI Uchs-I \anincA. In th ., tun ;.. .: *"
NBTAIOBBI League .innniiiiIeAi thA- rI‘IIl‘III' Iii of I-.Il\\in. “MHMH- “up...“ u ,i,., ‘
“. T‘L' l I .lrv sACictun Iof thI- club rhll- l-u'k “ H. h ““l‘ I, 1”,. . °..
(‘incinnati . ........ 47 .‘l.’ 3.95 “." ”W h" “"““'."" "“"““"‘ '1 ”VI ""‘U'U *1 “I'd hut W M... I I
I‘itlsburzh ........it| fit .11] lulmunA] I“ ‘.””"“'3h“’"4 “1”" “‘5' Mir-I Itiiit; Ami tIiliIIAillL‘
“room," ,,_,,,,,,,4n ,1; _;,33 "m0" ”I ”‘"_“”‘“"" 1‘7"" I" (d \\llIl :A‘lAti Ilm-Iv to lI VA
St, Louis .........tl :lo‘. ‘33,, .\Il'. luchs stntIIiiir-ni inIiiA'ai-Il ‘ . mi “mm; and “1,“. I H‘-
t'liiA-nizo . . .4" 37 1.], ”H" 3““ ”VIM!" “H“ "“W 5‘ "I’I"‘~'"II, uild II‘AIII\ iiilII l. §t~ \.
New York .........-'II" M .Iisf. hook and that no sites: “OliIII l'I' .s‘mttii'} \iIIiiiI'Ii i.-,-, A.
Philadelphia .......‘ll 4:. Ann “"“‘"' ”"5"“ ”‘I" “'I'W‘HHFHH would lint IAiilII:'_iI1III) mm.
“mm" IIIIIIIIIII :0 IT .382} had i-r-en AlisIIInIIrAIAi illlil [hut “lhvi “H. W...“
_ ‘ Il'IilI1I0}I‘ ill‘()I\4'iT nIImiitAd III-in: I‘i1- Judbd 0” his Hm“ in:
American League ’lii'vI) ~i'I‘inInii-sihlc for suAlr iri'ng— Hun,” W) Iunun- “HIV", u
,uluntns :AriIi :mpiopei' t‘OllIIIIlOIl‘. .... ‘
' “'- I r“ ‘ Asserting thA- ‘untnrluniiit‘ >iliin. “Thu” N n llmwlmk ‘
-\"I" I'Ol‘k ....-\'I .‘7 .349 I lion" huAi llmv l-ron suivAAl, Mr. I my [.h I" I Inn. Agni ‘1 1"
I‘hilarlelphia ....... H :H‘. ,530 Fuchs mm. ..\\-,. “11.... it “cold “”5“ "W‘ H" *II'“ ‘ ‘
thicaxo ............ It 37 .-IS3I§(-r\r no cooAl purpmp to {mini-.r '1 “In“! m H‘lmw“ ‘ ‘ ”"I'
i‘lcvclanAl " "‘3 3‘ "Silkwiiiiiiiriit on some or to make any “5mm!“ “I his In") ' V '1
Washington ... ..3Q 35 514l furth-‘r Slitlt'lll' nt ” tflII Icli o sh-ittei) tO!llI-.
EMTH1“""""“‘N '” .ifill Mr. I-‘iiAhII “as emphatic in AIAI- Flilh'inulung ”with, flu.”
.i. ‘0" ‘ '''' ' 4'“ ‘1‘ Im“'A-l.irin: that it IllllI limo shoun tlint' 1‘ mm. ”myqnm") I' “ "
“03‘0" """""" '33 I.“ '5'” 'A\Ir_\om~ Aonrmnd \\Iih the game llprwrrut. “I” “"3 "m 3'
ilr lasclInll “a? mun! his hAst. con- . ”I" MU” 1” |..» “"WSH‘”: 1"
Eastern League \iif‘nIIOlIS IlOlir‘Sl rtlui'nuisinihcilu Jud" And “hm h” "1 3 -
W I., H". in: of tho cumc HS?” and in all no” ”In pumh m““" .
Providence ......... 47 1"! .N23 AiAliA-i- rush-Ids lo the nun-cs." “rim" Slime” ““3““ “I * - '
Bridgeport --------- 4-1 3“ .3”, .\li'. Itiivi' hos lurcn for vczirs ii and Sage, ltiii.
Springfield .43 3” .380 pionflnijnl figure in IiosiOn ilflSIIIRIII “"k‘T MOI)" “11'1“"?
New Iimen ........ 4.. 37» .333 AirclA-s, H» “as for 12 icon; SFt-‘ s"”"”” Mummy “"1"" -‘ "
Albany ...... . ..... {it It? .3“? :lt'lfli) of the PM Sox. In 1916 heAHPM's WNW" “LN” I “'
“'ritI-rhiii')‘ . .. .. . ....'W 4'» ,454 I l...- “Inn Aonnmto.) “1th th' Ilrau‘s, Hall')’ ‘1 lll‘lnne of JCT“ “K‘- ' '
Hartford .... . ____ 3‘ il 1:; lrcsiAlIm 1‘" hit issued thr Iol- fourth iound of the. FA“ .
I‘ittsficld .......... 1‘: is .3H inning statemrnt yvstr-vdny nfiIIr- round semi-final. "‘ ' 1..
noon: "The liminn NtilltliltiI league ”W ”W “ml :1 h“”“'“"' ”‘ "
International League tIUIl .is .1 ichl' of :i A-omplrte iii—I‘m” I'rumplini: “MW” "” 1'
W. L. l‘(‘.i“‘stii:ntion Ills-ImcieAl irr-‘Kulni'itiI-s floor ”“9“ ”“1 ("mm “W'-
Raltimore ..'.I‘. ,. ,n:,',‘ “iIIl [Iif‘ llli'lltllIII‘H at. Bravos ticld. PM” “‘0 "““UIP-‘i 13 “ICI‘IIII’. l: ’
Toronto ............’I.’t .‘H Jinn] The rmplnyc Ili\0I\'I‘iI .‘tlIllllIit‘tI lsc- “'0“ MW “SHUNT” will.“ I
Newark ........... .32 34 ,aosiing entirely rcspAmsihlA- {or such ir- 0‘” ”W prnsnm.- form I-:‘ :1
Buffalo . . ..... .. .51 38 .5S6 regularities :inAl imiI . ~AIonditions. ”Hm" ”‘9 Jtrsey CITY ““1 5"an
Rochester ..........L‘ t: .zmi'The lnvcstixation further disclosed “”1“” hilik‘l” M“ ’“PY- lt‘U'C‘KiI':
Jorncy A‘ny ,,,,,,,,3zi 47 453 I affirmatively that chuvonIIconnected “3‘1”“ ””3 ”“th and Smith): 10"».
Syracuse ,,.,. , , , , , ,3t 3:. ,337 I with iii-I mm!- of baseball “‘35 gm inc , "N" “031””"5- A
Reading ...........ifi 65 .236 his he st, Nonsticmious, honest effoxts 1‘ “'35 a NIW'tn-‘ulir rndi: : to a
spectacular battle. linker. a F’l’lf,‘
I” hittvr titan Alumnus; “as lII’-'
{on points at. the time of the l'I
‘out. He staggered linrinnc I.“
first “1th :\ haul iiglt' TI! 1..
,iind sent .\lartnne to his limes .‘ '1
second round with two
(I
rights to III" law. but .\l.iiItI-::r
iright up nithont “Aiitmc for :A . _ I
{and fouuht smogIIly until ti:n i-“r.
In the third .\I AHA-nu ,.. .
linker tI'|\\Ii \\ilIl .IA loft .-Av.l I . 'i'
the jaw and the soldier-1min“ ‘
a count of nim- on his ltr I’.~
he lit into Murmur auIl Ilt‘I I
scylte staggering under a 1.. ' '1
the Jznv at the bell.
For too niiuutrs of III"
session link-Ir Amiiuuth ‘It . n.
,Then the BOI‘Ilt‘i‘ suIlIlIInlz l A . “
IWiih n. staggniing right in ‘. l"
and when .\l.iriImI- luIAl.I-l -. I
clinch Baker pounded H: ‘A. . ~.I»
ill Marlene collupseIi liok- ,_ .
cd I45 1-: pounds and .‘II‘l'III'
pounds.
Al Broun 0|ill'Iit>\t‘\ ’/.iiiI
AI Ilrmvn. Harlv’m's PIIII £‘l'- II.
liro liantamncicht, “on ..,. IlI
0\‘t‘r Pete Zivlc A»! l'itixiu;.-li
first of the tcnwound Imus.
an uninteresting. list It s s’ - '
Which aroused the slim
outbursts of conAlA-mnniiIIn
throughout. The only turn:
when the final IIA‘II t‘lHIciI lIit“
Brown did all tho IL‘tl‘Illlli. ‘
"lilting and :ill the smiling r:
easily entitled to ”in AlIIA-isum
finish. '/.ivic had to be “ill! .
peatedly by Referee. luck i'etr ~ '
do some fighting, 'Iilll each .-
ahe warning had no ci'fAIIt ..
Smoky City lad. Each boxer ... . .
ed 118 pounds.
Billy Kelly. Scranton fl) ,. - '
won the decisiol o\er Bert l..II
Irish lad. in an intercsiim: H}.-
preilminary. In the upcilin; l:
four rounds Eddie lilcliullriv. l" ‘t
middleweight. won the own”: . .
Franltie Brown. Jersey City He
DIAMOND ,
DISPUTES ;
By Billy Evans
Why Is it necernsary to make an M‘-
pool to tho uniure when a plnii‘r‘ ‘
hats out of ordcr.'.'
Batting out of order |)I;A)'F -«'
mistakes made by the team dt‘l
Such a mistake can be penn‘i. A,
if the team in the field is wide aII .A.
All that is necessary is for ‘
team in the field to be aware (I? .
fact that the improper batsman
hit and to make an appeal in I‘ ’
umpire. He does the rest by (31.1.:
out the proper batsman.
Putting the enforcement of th' ‘1'“
cision entirely up to the un-l'l"
would make him more or less ;.-.
active player rather than a .IIIIK“
of pi
Inc dentally. it would offer no iII"
mlum to the wide awake team.
”w ..I
Charleston dance is said to le‘J ‘
healthy. So is hurdle lumping
Norwalk Chronicler