THREE WINS IN
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Uva ls Halted
l Knockouts
g no. .. new ism-I. rm..-mtf-‘-“l¢ it.
_ restored into the = '
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_ ht. was once more
‘ per lost time and
. Carlson was about
or when he was
upon his smelter.
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.2was used after
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He stood up
the decision was
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FOR CHAMPION PETE LATZO
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WEDNESDAY, JULY
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-PEBFETTI SliiNl
THREE WEEKS
How They will WILL BAl'lLE MULLIGAN AT
Stand *- AMUSEMENT PARK sr ;
Tod; 3 Gun” Contract Signed In New York City Yesterda .
1.,— Clty Sporting Club Going To Stage Ca'
National League 1.,"
Interest Shown.
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FRED LUCAS.
Brooklyn It Pittsburgh. in'ml iniinu ‘Vlllll 3
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Boston at Cincinnati. ’6‘ ' it it - ' '
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Other clubs not scheduled. if | Leading Bfitdmeli him at “Alli'ilSI m‘lxnltu 1:”
n 8101' eagues itl lit' .\l:ltt'lllll.tl-~r Ditto
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AMERICAN [BICEE X 'l' "l '. “.‘t . .. »
Chicago at New York (I). l (a All! It. H ['0 Taft-toll; l:‘:t)‘lll;::lt)fr:(it:jj [1133’
St. Louis st Boston. . ‘ l‘otllerglll, use 177 3! H Alli tr ill the lunntalnnelghl cine:
Cleveland at Philadelphia. . R u . . . »
‘ tW hi u l. Ni ....88 281 M 107 .373 the bout should he one of llli:
Detro t l II “no“. I li‘nllt, ('Ili.. . . .00 3-“ 50 126 .370 cu-r staged it) this hllllC.
House]. NY. .00 200 52 95 .305 The New Yorl' lmtller hits \
International League Hellmnnn, p.83 ass on 104 .301 ins over mllnv hr the. icudllli.
bender e —. . w t . . .
Jersey City “ Toronto. Cobb Dem?“ 3.4;: EEO today ifillifllcigvlllfi oi the country ano
Newark at Rochester. i ' —————-—-I . ‘i'hall 0123;:tliorglhe tltic now 1
Baltimore at Syracuse (2) . '. - n ’ . MW"
Reading at Buffalo. - . NATION-U. LLAGU‘E ,- 'ihe limit has been litiilizi
. (I All It ll IC if - t . - .
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m 1“ G a ‘ rate (‘1'. “ll-“8 33‘ ‘15 iiil 3‘1 a. great dlClit‘lan that .\l:lt
III“ In - J, .- ‘ tit-mist! 1:13:17? 2,13; ii: 9: 350 llosc and i'vrtvtll's inllnagr
- ran ."- L.. . .. . ,.
Pittsfleid ‘t Albany. ‘ . g , I (l‘lirlst’::;n :i‘n‘fl“ i'i'» iii 8“ :3: telms. it has thought that
Hartford at New Hum . -\ ' Trni'nor I’ it it; «(ii r "3.: 2H» mm had 1W" "l”"m'll'"
Brid e on It Waterbur ' - i . R - ~ ' 0 -' - times before but oil 0.1111
I P y leader is vt‘a o t i 4
1 . . F It! (X M— sometlllnx unlit wrong
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Only games scheduled. ' l '
. "(Width 3“- Mill's. -“0- ,lulltch fell through. The
ilire iron cilid this tune. i
‘ to It use.
This young llurlrr has plnyed ts1
big part in the success of tho Lin-i EASTI‘ZRN LEAGUE
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' rd tight was also a good Cl b Siandln . .
m. Siiio of port Chester. u g3 rinnati Rods tllls sensg. BOt onlyl \lnrklin B t I; i‘sl': "I; J: ‘PC Mulligan llils not rough
" Joe Michaels of Bridge- . has he “'0“ a hum" of ”meal itnumtni {it's 10" :4 it; 1:: ‘10“th duds”. to Tony
. 53. 8“. the “n. ‘ tine tight. lotion“ Lem. through fine work on the mound, but “he". “er it? 1”; 1:7 12', it's ‘Hllt‘iFOrd sum-all “Vol.3
"; 1. came out of hi! corner and his timely hitting hns turned ill more “'“m‘mn \‘lltlil :m“ j“ 9:, 1:7 has kept ilililSi'if lll gt
he shook hands he tried to put W. L. Pt“ than one tit-tun. litIt-ns is a right- p ‘( 'tli \‘ll '8' f”; d 1"?) " nnd it will not ml.“
:K- 0_ blow across. He hit so Cincinnati ..........'~2 30 .571 hantler and once “M with the 'r' “t ‘ ' “ ' 6 " ‘3“ round into lip lop {or
that he sent Silio to the floor i‘ittsbursh .........47 37 .ten Bravos. This show “I” in.
‘ the latter came up fast lild St. Louis ..-.-~....48 41 .539' it‘ssuunal OUltiOOl‘ ..
v A Chicago ...........ell 4! .539 .~ . l. . son. l'lan )Zl’ w
. w “'0.“ the “3111- 30th lighten _ d 4,, 1‘3 lent. Esllrtml'y fint in the no“ 5 ‘ ‘0 L3.
_'hittti_;ilg low and the referee had £2$kyonkuunnun 42 $60 > north." above ”1" 300' nom‘ M :‘hlmpliimt ”if, nted'
In em many tines. Michaela ‘ "--""‘ ' 0 ,lu'ikr Superior and around the Lakr- .. °g“' ‘3 “'1 he i
n to tire and he held on. When Ph““‘“""‘“ .......u ‘3 '3‘" F151] and Game i of the Woods bt‘lt. ’1‘“ in City card. an ice
_ broke. Siiio pasted him on the Bum“ """" ""‘33 .56 '3”, , 5 ———-~———-—-——- —fanu i.
inw. The first round was a good i I“ ”Premier “hm—Dr:-
,. tight and the crowd was satisfied. Amelia}! L038“ M ' A k “"03 want 1" I"
.' The second round was a poor one _‘ Ol'l'iS C ermfln "OWN-V «WINK
‘Witli Michaela clinching at every , W' 1“ Pi" 3”“ “vii“? “Wt Wt-
. blow. The ref tried to make them 3:: :7”; """"" :3 if 2;: BIG GAME slrrirloy “‘“"“_‘“”“"“"““‘ M"
fight but in vain. Michaela saved ‘ “ ° 9 ‘ "'m'“ 4» '53: IN liAhTi-lex CANADA .H, . 1‘
his wind for the third round and he ah 5‘:°d' ' ' " ' ' ' ' ' .49 45 in it you are going game hunting c1: 15 31);“: XAGM’
(“d “M- Thi’ fighters exchanged “,z.;i:nto"‘"""" .44 ii '5'” in the moose. caribou and door __..~. 55 e n s 5 ”Pi-
blows and once more the crowd Detroltg """"n H '5” areas of eastern Canada this tall. Ernie Perry. fast stepping Bridge-
cheered their approval. The judges St Louis """""u 5., .416 now is the time to (‘Olllpivtt‘ your port light weight last night won his beating him at the.
disagreed and s. fourth round was isoston """",.7 6; ’30: arrangements for guides ulltl outfits, fourth consecutive victory in 03 weeks ago.
fought. I. """ ' """ ' providing you have. not nll'uidy many works at the Twenty~Socond l’t‘rry was imnl
)flch‘ell came out test an us d done so. l-Inglncers' armory when he defeated re-appmr there in?
both hands to advantage. Th: Doi- Intonation“ LOIIIIO The first open season is in the ‘ ltohlnn Holsall. speedy colored tight- his his fifth how ill
chester lad prored'to be very strong W I PC lprmince of Quebec: door. Sept. 1; ‘or in eight rounds of hard milling. Jules Somhathy. I
and he could not be laid. The Park Baltimore 6" ‘5' 663'. moose, Sept. 20; caribou, Sept. :o, it was l’nrry's second triumph over Smith, lost the
. Jill! City lad tired himself out but he Toronto "“""‘v 38 :620 in Ontario. moose. cat-thou and the Gothamitc. the Bridgeport ludi Brooks ill a six N
that landed more blows than his oppo- Bunnie ............l>7 42 .576 d3?“ "grip 0: $8.1". “.m‘ gottCaIn-I .
z .‘ nent and was awarded the decision. 3'“.er _55 4: .571 l‘ ’"l '" 0“? “‘ “a-‘S' .. i" °~ _—;.
~ » noy Loveridxe came to the front imp season 3 0 “Out“ 0‘ mm“ “n" “n" “0““ 0‘ = -
‘ Rochester .........e9 4 .6 b . , .
2 "'4" "‘0 ““Wduced Harold YU- . Jersey City ........42 as .m 1' """Ch “'3‘" 0°" 9:“ “m“ 0‘ ”‘etE
1 daine, t New Canaan boy, who “u Ted Nelson, young welterweight scrappin- of Ril-llmond, \‘a.. proted the gnaw“ , , -.... ....15 en .35; “"110“. 5'0"- 51 5“” “runs“:iCK» E .
. iili Hopve .Ichedulteduto 1:10: last evefn'lll‘ig but third victim in the lust. three weeks of ('imnlplon l'eto Lauri, former Reading ......... ..25 73 .258 ggzansegéoiz' 8:205: SELF 10.0301? E I
o , 'Wunosowe ecauseo shih.‘ . . . . v. v.‘ - -- - '= _
enry Solomon m , ‘ literature which the doctor dl‘s- Scranton coal healer and recent conqueror of Mickey “alkcr. hclson The United 3m”... 0mm moose E Chat and Comment Of special
. ., . m“: . lithe e , d when he examined him. and Lotto clashed at bteubenrliie. Ohio. the other night. liatzo winning 388“"! 1008800 hunting at only one. place—\Vyo- =
It!!! ‘ .1 1*", “"‘:Is.twoul ‘1 ' ‘. next: light between Red Mll- on I technical kltyo in the fourth round. It was Steubenvilie’s first out- “7 1 PC ming. Canada ’3 the MK game 5 Norwalk Fans,
' o‘ » .“ugxl‘ ,‘ Norwflkrjss' and Sam Manley. door show in so years. Bridgeport 55' 3: "3' hunters "best bet" and the eastern E
. ‘ 'Stnmford m. looked good when ‘ """ ’ ' .— . “ ' ”who“ Now-1° NR 83"" “uni- -_-'
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. ' die early and it was the case ler went down and the referee Seancllo. Bridgeport. 137. and Kid is»; fl id "”""M 3,. ' 41 American sportsmen. It . ll fl ‘ 1 1‘ H t
“ill. The 80% of Car .’ in in this bout. Both boys land-‘ counted tun. After the fatal num- Slesh. Stamford. 135. exchunxed ‘ l" “g e " ' '41 iii '5“ Who taro your t‘llflnN‘S for 8 MR? l unzr‘slart; 5‘ 1‘ .01: “Sung“? [ouse {firm “1 V
, and iii. finger! project i . few blows and both had good 1’” “‘33 l’l‘ODOUilCt‘d Miller Bot up. blows. slesh showed some time Earth” “x ‘1” in Nova Smile they are excellent gizof'ziwtu’o‘ Eff??? ‘ ’3‘": “‘3 thigfirst :ne :3
’ of the hole. .Releree Kin lords. Miller rushed into Manley and calmly walked to hi5 corner. floorwalk but. no fight while Sclne- Vistaenrl'iury ' 5“ .388 for moose, only m” for do”. Cnri- stage:l\liatl:§1niu‘iittrhl)nl\c nor: “in! out Sunday a’
' ut did no demise. Muniey poked Another case similar to~tho last “0 “h“‘vcd “° “°°"“'°”‘ ““4 “M“ itts el ...........:1 55 .329 b°“ mm“ “”m‘ Th" ”Fm" 1‘ in New York city yesterday and the best distu
F ii d extremely easy to hunt 0\t‘l‘. in ' section and 1
“‘1 “rented the decision
he crowds honed and
filler with a. right to the jaw. Mll- one was the next tight in which A1
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more blows. A left to the nose bent
Slesh to the floor and the referee
raised the Park City lud's arm in
victory.
The best fight of the evening was
the semi-final ln~\vhich Jack Perin-
ington and .100 Cooper clashed. The
fol nor is a New Canaan lighthcavy-
weight. weighing 176. and the latter
is n Stamford heavyweight with 199
pounds err his body. Despite the
large difference in weight the New
Canaan boy was willing to tight.
Cooper thought that he would use
his weight to advantage and put the
K. O. punch over early but he found
that that was not so easy to do.
Pennington had a, fine guard and
Cooper did not injure him once.
Pennington then started a little
loading of his own and Cooper's
nose bled. Pennington then used a
right. to the jaw and Cooper listen-
ed to the birdies while the referee
counted three. Another right put
Cooper down for seven and when
he came up again a left sent him
to the floor for the count. Cooper
was “cold" when he went down.
The crowd then was-ready for the
his right of the evening. Tommy
Urn had not fought for four years
but was ready to make a comeback.
6 second round.
The Norwalk boy, Gene Bryan. tip-
ped the scale at 160 and the New
Canaan lad. Uvs. weighed in at. 16!.
Eddie Mack went to Uva's 'corner
so lted Riley was sent in ss the
third man in the ring. Both men
were in the pint: of condition end
they fought gamely. Brynn stood
still with his guard, waiting for an
opening while .Uvs. "trotted" all
over the ring. Bryan landed some
heavy blows as he rushed‘ and the
New Canaan lad did the lam). Both
boys had fine wards and n nne
exhibition was witnessed in this first.
round. .
Bryan came into his own hi the
He lot both bands to
and used Uva's head as the target.
The honie town lad received a best-
ing' in the second round. 'Bryan
hacked him into the ropes and beat
him up but the old timer was hard
to knockout. Uvs. was beginnis' to
weaken at the closing seconds of
the round and he kissed the can-
vas for a count of three. He got
up and the colored lad hit turn so
hard he walnut out of the ring as
the bell rung.
Brynn started the fireworks again
In the third round. The colored
lad's left was the pitcher and W’s
jaw did the readying. ,
was all-in when "hi! ”it Mod
Brya- ‘kheed‘ their
out the-round. 1311'
at motion-Inns: heed bin “lithe
last resend. comm Myer
said the fighters had better hot it”
themtmuistitwoddbseslisd
a "nb‘ooobut." 5 ~ -
The snow was a good ”rand-the
promotes. Willia- m Isr-
old with. dunno m‘ '_ not
talked over plans for a bout between
\oung Mulligan and Low l’erfctti.
New Brunswick you Will find deer- to win the m
Y t d 9 R It . hunting unexrt‘llcd, country that
es e ay ‘ es“ s ”‘1‘“ from m” 1‘10 excellent for Those long layoffs don‘t do Mulii- Paul Berler
' moose. “the :n,‘ l Wu“ 56‘ son t ‘5 nan any good. The local battler has before him. d
closed. F” on.) 1 " ng coun r). not stepped into the ring since the is no longer
KA’I'IONAL LEAGUE
Chicago. 16: New York. 2.
lit-M ym‘ight t
for the most part.
latttic Mike .\l
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Quebec offers good deer-hunting light he fought 'Iony a e
Hartford. if he. expects to get any
t‘lncinnati, 5; Brooklyn. 4.
Pittsburgh. 8: Boston, it.
Other clubs not scheduled.
AMERICAN LEAGUE
St. Louis. 7 2 New York. 0.
Chicago, 13: Boston. 2.
Cleveland. 9: Washington, 2.
Toronto. 4; Jersey City, 1.
Rochester. 18; Newark. 10.
Baltimore. 7; Syrscuse'. 6.
Reading, 8: Buffalo. 5.
EASTERN LEAGUE
I’lttsi‘leld. 2; Waterbury. l.
New Haven. 6; Springfield, 5.
(1st).
Karissa City.
(2nd).
Milwaukee. i: Toledo, 2.
St. Paul. 9: “Mills. 8.
Minneapolis. 8: Indianapolis.
11:
Memphis. 10;
(2nd). ,
Atlanta. 2: New Orleans, 0.
Birmingham. I:
Birmingham. 0:
No other games scheduled.
Mission. t8: Isa Francisco.
Oakland. I: Portland. 8.
sacramento. I: Hollywood. 1
Los Angeles, I: lesttis, s.
Shanokis. I: WIlku-Bsmh
. York. 14; Triple Cities. 1.
.ma menus:
Fort Worth. I: Boston. 3.
Dallas}: lament e.
Waco at Shreveport. rain.
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wen-m slam
Wichita. I: It. .
Other clubs not scheduled.
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Detroit. 6: Philadelphia. 0; (1st).
Detroit. 8: Philadelphia. 8; (2nd).
txmxauosan mauve
Providence, 8: Albany, 2: (1st).
Providencsr'l; Albnay. 1; (2nd).
Bridgeport. e: Hartford, 0: (1st).
Bridgeport. 11: Hartford. 6: (2d).
Ammoax assoctanox
Kansas City. 17: Columbus, 6;
Columbus. 2;
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some ASSOCIATION
Memphis, I: Chattsnooga, I: (let)
Chattanooga. - 8:
Mobile. 10: (1st).
Mobile. 5: (:nd).
PAC"!!! coau- moon
m YORK-PA. moor:
senators. i: Willi-slim 0: (1st)
Scranton. I: William-Don. i: (1d)
Elmira. !:'llarrisburg,~2: (1! ins).
1.
Wichita hits. 1: Dan Antonio. 0.
Tulsa. nouns-um 6..
We
iii the settled areas clear across the
province. The nioosr-lluntlngrangcs
from just ordinary to the very best.
There are. some caribou. especially
around the. Lake St. John region.
The season will be open shortly.
Some of the country is easy to
hunt' more or it is rugged and
rougli. i
Ontario oi'ft‘rs caribou west of
Cochrane. both north and south of
the northern tracks of the Canadian
Railways. Also in the vicinity of
Nlpigon and around the Lake of the
Woods. The deer-hunting. espe-
cially in the southern and semi-
southern part of the province. is ex-
cellent, any from Tlmagaml across
to Kenors.
Moose-hunting is fair to excel-
place he should fight more often.
Au soon as he lays off he starts to
italic on Weight and when he starts
training he has to work twice as
hard to get off the weight. The lo-
cal battler bus the goods but he
must have plenty of work to bring
it out.
A bout between Mulligan and Per-
ictti or a return engagement be-
tween Mulligan and Esposito should
draw it good crowd to Amusement
Park. “‘1: don't. like to see the box-
ing game in Norwalk at a standstill
and are anxious to’see some of the
boys in action.
Several long distance swimmers
are getting ready to enter. the light-
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