h.‘ c ' .. l.“ ‘. Bron M , Latest rumors in New York. so- bording to Chiclt Creates in the \Iridgsport Telegram today. have it that another Jack Delaney-Paul Ierlenbach duel is in "the works" before the curtain is drawn down ‘ on the outdoor season. Promotion ct . a fourth meeting between the honors igeined no little impetus, it is said ‘by “Pep 'Em Paul's" performance in hammering down Francois charies of France in one round. last Mon. When Delaney sheared Ber- lenbach of the light heavyweight brown, it seemed to every one that It would be the last ot the Delaney- lherienbach series. the Bridgeporter ‘ emonstrsting his superiority so. do. 01! end convincingly. Those who saw nerienhach dis- We of Charles in less than two ainutes of lighting are starting the . ik ot another Jack-Paul clash. ' he feat alone would not ordi- narily mean anything unless it might be for the fact that he looked a great deal more impressive “light- ing" his opponent rather than "be:- ing.“ The impression exists in some ‘ N. “that Berlenbaoh the . is more effective than Ber- :bach the "boxer." H ianey is also reported to be un- er contract to‘ box Jack Sharkey. .. ston- heavyweight. at the Coney i had Stadium next month. Whe- ) ver 'or not this match will go [rough will be known definitely be- e the weekvend. dome are in- l ed to believe that Delaney will at meet lerlenbacb. or lharkey or Y one else until after the close- of = e outdoor season. Champion Jack. whose left hand still is a cast as a result of an in- : 17 "00"“ to his6 thumb in the .. tile with Berlenbach said before is departure, last night for his ‘ - p near Meredith. N. 1-1., that he . "stay there at least another f it. which would cover practical. H all next month‘ and afterI the til o2 Isptember certainly is too tor an outdoor show. ey. according to the rule of ew York Boning commission. 1- “six months to defend his title - will not have to box for chain- onship tor dye months yet. The is compelling ell titleholders to .. at weight would not affect a .. -ey-Iherltey match as Jack is . his best under the class limit '02 1| pounds. - nee-1y vs. mushroo- _ Jack Fugezy. promoter ot the last ? bun-Berlenbach tilt in which the h dgepert boxer won the crown. is king a 'date to stage a bout bo- een . Berlenbaeh and Tommy ughrab offhiladelphls. Lough- ~ ‘udh‘l‘l to be about the only light eevyweight to' give Delaney any a on pm. He tought‘ssck to 'stand still in Philly last summer. ough. in a previous encounter ughran ,was soundly thrashed in . .n. The open dates for boxing at bbetts field when the contest might held are sewember e. 7, s, 9, 10. 4 . 80 and 3’4. Only one Wednesday. ‘ e night assigned the Brooklyn b by the New York commission. ‘ mber I. is available. m: .~ MAY PLAY w 1N mm!!!) VEDODBOME In order to allow alumni of Con- ‘cut Agricultural college to see football team in action in the an- l obiective games with Rhoda . d ltate a' proposition to play ‘ a game in the Hartford Velodrome being,seriously cowidered by the ‘ . critics at Stogrs. GOSSIP ills)" JACK w '. .lln . PAUL MAY' mx- AGAIN ’Em Paul's Wallis? Frenchmen Last t“ home-via Tll‘ owners. our ‘ r o a or -— as on o it? Del Title. . MS I. a ‘ mug", ..i ‘ comm—scum NORWALK, CONN. “- £3 Silliilloon '— ‘ NAllONAl—S u .... Canaan Hurler, All Over Lot and Gain, .Victory 10 Home Run Hitters In Games Yesterday Yesterday's Homers. Wilson. Cubs ............... 1 Hartnett. Cubs ...... . . . . . . . 2 J. Smith, Braves ........... 1 The Loaders. . AMERICAN LIAGUE Euth. Yankees .............. I. Williams. Browns . . . . . . . . . . 1‘! Simmons. 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To 4f ——-—i After Och. star hurler of the New Canaan nine. held the Springwcod- Nationals of Norwelk safely for sev- en innings. the letter players finally came out of their trance end poled Och all over the lot and won the genie by the score of 10-4. at New Canaan. lunday afternoon. The lo- cals have been playing lndiaerent hail lately and were beaten by the New Canaan team by the score of [-3 until the lucky eighth. Toney Smith. (armed out by the Hartford Eastern league for more experience, has been playing with the Ridgefleld club, this season. but returned to his old teammates and played a fine game at iirst base for the locals. Och was effective until the eighth and held men on hues like an old timer. no hurled good ball and de- served a victory. He pitched admir- ably until thejetal eighth when the locals pounded the ball into every' corner oi the lot. Lengvel buried a line game (or the Nationals. though crippled. and is now looking forward to pitching against the East Norwalk Pastimes for the city championship. The se- ries, which is being arranged with the ’astimes. should drew a large crowd dnd both teams will play their best in .order to be the "city's pride." both have claimed the title. The score at Sunday's game lol. lows: SPRINGWOODS MULllGANiS NolloFlGllT I 1 It’ll Be. At Armory—Fay Doping Out- Card For , His Show. he will not put on the show with Young Mulligan and a Mexican boy. deptember 7, as published else- where. Rose said that he will put on a. show. but Mulligan is not Quite ready to fight. If he does stage a dstic card it will be in the armory says. pose‘s card when it is staged will he a line one and will bring many local boys together. He expects to bring a "big boy" from out of town to furnish the fireworks of the main bout with Mulligan. The latter is still resting up. after his bout with Low Perfetti, August 10. In the meantime. Frankie Fay is angling for a first class professional show and will bring some of the best lighters.“ the country togeth- er. Fay was waiting for Roarto get his show over with before he Dill. his on. but now that Rose will hold oi! awhile. Fey will bring out the news ‘qulckly. at Dow Field in‘storrs are such that less than 1.200 can be seated around the gridiron. it is reported. At the velodrorne more than 15.000 can be Mllties for handling the crowd ctures of diving beauties with hands high over their heads good to look at but entirely .. so tar as the diving position the arms and head is concerned. fin” giving- forwarihthe hands . . . be just a little higher than shoulders and held so as to pro- ; the fsoa- , ..earlnl abOnld be ill-front of the instead of b-ideitasinthe .... mindset-noun.) i . .. .... "y- . 1 How- TO SWIM or music nastier, . (r . '- s accommodated for football games- , SBP'lBMBERfl'H If Dave Rose Puts On Show ' Dave'nose announced today that' end not at Amusement park. Bose ' . ab. living-ten. of. .. 5 Julia Ryan. lb. . 4 Even. c. ....... e smith. 3n. ..... Hades. lb. ..... ' Bogdany, as. i. . . Lawson, if. s Lennel. p. 4 James Ryan. ri- 4 po 0 3 6 I 11 l 5 I 0 0 0 0 éuuuuunoofi loHfl‘Ht—IHOWP’ IOIOQD‘HO‘QO $9 10 12 26 NEW CANAAN uh. it. no. Carry. u. 3 c it. Robs. cf. a Torpey, lb. . . . . a Batter-son. 1b. .. e Ref. ab. ....... a B. Robs. If. e Psgilongo. rt. .. 4 Wood. c. e ooh. ’e sseeseee . Totals s Ipribgwoods o I ll 0 o o NewCanaanooaOOOOOI—i l a r n e d. runs-Springwcod. s: New Canaan. 4. Two base hits—— Livingston. Hodos. Bogsdny. R. Rolls, 2: Ref. First on bells—oi! Lengyei a: of: Och. a. struck out- by Lengyel. I: by _()ch. 3. Sacrifice hits—Ryan Lawson. It. Rehs. Left on bases—springwood. 7; New Ce- nasn. 0. Double bill’s—Ryanmn. assisted: Cappy to Re! to Betterson: 3. Rolls to Cappy to Ref to Better. son. Wild pitchw-Oob. 2. Passed bells—Even, 2: Wood. 8. First on snort—springwood. I; New cansan, 1. Hit by pitcher—Canny. 2; Even. stolen bases. Ref. Umpires, Terybel —-Raw—Worser. Time, 2 hours. HOW CHANNEL m By mmncmon IOULOGNE.J'rance. Aug. The game is up for this year. . The season is getting late and the weather is more argi more uncertain. These facts force upon me the and disappointment of going home by the first ship without swimming the English Channel. In addition there is the order of the doctor who examined me when I was brought in here otter the end of my second attempt lie-says the trouble was abdominal cramps due to cvertraining. The waste of grind. lug work and hours in cold water while waiting favorable conditions have been too much. He orders a long rest and says 1. must not at- tempt to swimsgain this season. - When I started the second at. tempt I was full. of, confidence reeling fine and really enioying the swim. All of a sudden I was‘deub- led up with pain. As long as poni- ble I fought on. for everything was at state. It was my big (sienna-and: I did not intend to let it slip. But u . m- . u‘ oe—ooooouo.‘ Totals H ‘ 'OOOONuous ’ e— Ofleléus-eoleo 'uooOuoific-.. ‘iuoooooowuy as! cocooe‘e—o“! a O. M nee-s i s.- o -.. The “Rowdy" n-s. owned by Carl 0. Fisher of New You-Ir and Florida. here is shown a. . w o; “..., holding her lead over Caleb 8. Bragg’s “Rascal" in their race for the Dodge Memorial Cup at m Wuhinlt ton. Is. I. The winner's speed was 49.10 miles per hour. 4 Local Interest. One of the most interesting and exciting games of the season will be seen Sunday afternoon. when the fast Pastime baseball club of East Norwalk will cross bats with the Springwocd‘Netionels. The latter team has claimed the city champion- ship end has refused to give any other local club a fling at the title until the Pastimes earned the chance. There .will be a meeting of the managers of the two teams tonight and the battle ground will be chos- en. They will also probably arrange sum DAY The special committee composed of the various managers of Meri- dsn's baseball teams and sport writ- ers. appointed by Mayor Wales Lines de Busev to arrange a ball game in connection with the observance of "Matty Day,’ 'announced today. fol- lowing a meeting, that two games will be played, the proceeds to revert to the national foundation fund, on Sunday, September 5. CARD MAIS HAVING BIG league pitcher. season with Cincinnati. Coolidge fixed a fence and pruned an apple tree. He can fix his politi- cal forces by pruning some plum trees. ' SUCCQII. binatlon in the race. YEAR WITH CINCY REDS Carl Mays. former A m e r l c a n is having a great The other day he turned in his llfth successive Mays has done more than a little to keep the Hendricks com- for a series of three out of five games with the winning team nem- ed “champions of Norwalk." These games should draw a big crowd. Dick Warns will be on the mound for the East Norwallt lads while the Nationals will have Lengyel doing the telling. Both teams made up of sll'local players and consist of the city's best in baseball. Despite the fact that the lpringwood boys are a PAGE ELEVEN CITY BASEBALL CHAMPIONSHIP 18 TO BE CONTESiFD SUNDAY Managers Of Fast Pastime Club or East Norwellr' and Springwood Nationals To Hold Confeb Tonight— May Arrange For Five Game Series—Lots (Of. confident of victory. the Pastimes have a fine chance 0! taking all three games. The managers of the two teams are now getting ready for the rush for tickets. The Referee Did Freddie Lempreoht win the Intercollegiate golf title more than once‘l—G. E. J. Twin. Where did Frankie Frisch of the Giants go to college‘l—D. O. B. Fordham. What did Ed Brown of the Braves bat last season l—g. D. W. no hit .800. How many times has Iusanne Lenglen won the English women's teznie titlel—D. F. a. . is. Lia mail. I Over two billion smoked a month! —What better proof could you ask? .ms' Tim-cc: Co. .. . Nanirolcobaccorane: placesndsmokereereiindu’ itout. Thacher brought” tothe -tlnt‘e'whstemokerswsnt. And they’refindingltin W—fm’ nac’ml cobeoeotenesndChestufieldsi-e onv . ' ramming! ..--- accused J . offinetobeoccs notiilngceniske .Doesn’t'such popularity " speak for‘itself? e. i ‘u ‘3 its 1
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