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The trio of Connecticut besrcets.
who mske up one side at the open-
in. show booked by the Twin City
Ironing Club for the Armory. in
kouth Norwnlk. Tuesday ni‘xht. Sept.
16. will face competition at the
honest sort that will test their sbli~
ity to the very lli'oit.
Jimmie Bones. ot‘ Urldleport. 11
close mum of Champion Jack De-
lunoy‘s. will try to keep up his [rent
moon noon; the bantsms by bent-
“ lion Sent-lies. the Mexican title
holder. who hits been creating all
sorts oi trouble for the‘ best of the
boys in the class peitorminx at New
York. and Jersey Clubs. Sanchez is
I humdin‘or of 11 buttlor and Bones
will be extended to the very limit.
with the chances strongly in tnvor
“his being beaten.
As tor Len tiny. the South Nor-
VINK leatherwoixht. his opponent
tor the evening Will be l'ote Couvorls.
Greek i‘cotherwclght champion and
spurinz partner at Lew Pertetti. the
Long island City star. Couraris. in
A‘l his bouts in this country. has
"1 owu sufficient stunt to comince
the most Iltepticul that he ll 11.
Wuiihy antendci for Louis (Kid)
Kspinn's vacated .Lourcls.
The third Connecticut star on the
bill is little Pinkie Silvorberg. the
liyweizht champion at this State,
who is paired with the Filipino uiz
ltd, Johnnie Mayo. He is a
[root box office attraction and ‘ono
of the most. pleasing fighters in the
tin; today. Pinkie will have to con-
tend with s iooman who has already
made Ruby Bradley. Bennie him-ks,
Joe Colletti. Young Donclo, Iienny
Cnteua. Ernie Jsrus and others sit
up sud take notice.
The show is an exceptionally good
one and the fans are promised more
section durins the evening‘s firc.
works than iliv-y 112111: 11 in a long
while.
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Why Worry Over Coal
When There 5 Cricket?
Stanley Baldwin. the Prime Min.
ister. walked out of his omcc~resi-.
dence at in Downing Street the
other tiny and fact-d it battery of
cameras.
As the final camera clicked he
looked around and said, “Gentle-
men. 11 hot do you think oi! the pros-
poets?"
“Oi a coal strike settlement?" the
DOWHWIDCI'XTH‘II asked. interestcdly.
"No.
replied.
of the cricket match!” he
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Bitter Hopes To Make Comeback—Len
y sud Pete Converts In Semi-Final—Silverberg
FAMOUS BATTLES
r011 run
HEAVYWEIGHT
TITLE
By the Associated Press
Meeting for the second time.
Jsmes J. Jetterics knocked out
James J. Corbett in ten rounds at
San Francisco. August 14. i908.
Corbett's seconds threw in the
sponge as ho was being counted out
in the tenth.
The bout drew a record crowd of
approximately 12.000 and 11 record
"guts" of $50,000. A cut 0t 70 per
cent was alloted the principals, 65
per cent of that going to the win-
ner “Ilh 35 nor 111-111 left for the
loser.
Reports of the tray indicated that
there nits little early betting on the
result. But "us soon as the crowd
becnmc snugly scntet.” it was re-
cordcd. “betting on tho outcome be.
gnu in real earnest."
"The "snug-sitters"
rcct information for
promptly mind" :1 iuo to one
ltc.
MARY BROWNI'.
SIGNS CIINIRACI
Miss Mary K. Browne of Cali-
fornia, former notional singles and
doubles champion. who Is to play is
professional exhibitions in this coun-
try against Mlle. Susanne Lenglcn ot
l-‘ronoe. mot C. G. Pyle. the promot-
er. in New York yesterday and both
signed the contract that ushered
\llss Ilruwne into the professionul
ranks. No details were ghen out as
to the terms of the contract, but
Pyle announced that the first
matches will be staged in Madison
Square Garden on Saturday evening.
October 9. at 8:15. (111 this occasion
and two prominent men players will
meet in another singles match.
These Will he followed by 11 mcu's
doubles match and. according to
Pyle. this program will he followed
in the tour at the country.
had the cor-
.Ir‘fi'orlrs was
favor-
h rt.
in
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Here's another computison hIHIII
—iheir puglllstlc r1"(‘1|i'1ls.
It shows Denipscy started his p
Dempsey i113 piriitipzi ml 111 1'7 .111
Tunney lt niso shuns T'unnci
nine
7. ziguinst at) for Gene.
in the first round. The late 1:111
ly hnrd to bowl over,
or {our yours earlier than the. chuilciigcr.
hus morakcd about
bottles 11 your. while Jack's been in but seven.
(Before Dempsey went on his three-
too, had ill'El‘IiRt‘iI about nine contests ycnrly. however.)
In the matter or knockouts. llcinpscy
A good portion of .lith-t's come
toughest follow for Dempsey to put out.
ed 12 rounds. Tunney found Georg-Es (.fzirpcntler equal-
\\ hippinz the
Started pro career. .-I9I5
Bouts engaged in .. 77
Knockouts . . . . .. 47
Won . . II
No-decisions 2
Draw......... 4
Iost......... 2
Knockedout..... I
No contest O
Exhibitions I0
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to career in 10%.:
It shows
I the challenger.
its against 611 for
Tunney none.
your mention he.
but one decision.
lends with 1921‘.
iirennun “‘11s tho
lireiinnn stay- - .lim Flynn did It
been in one "no
one-time idol of
Twicv Jack has lost the
to Jack Downey end the other time to Willie Meehnn.
Iiuih were four-round skirmishes.
France on e. technical kayo in is sessions.
Dempsey has won it decisions to Tunney's ii.
.Ifle has been in but two two-decision houis to it for
Dempsey has taken part in four drsws.
decision on points. once
(lens has dropped
that to Harry Greh in is rounds in
Incldontxily. (ii-sh is the only one to whip Tun-
uriy since Gene started his pro career.
Dempsey is charged with one knockout detent—
in 1917 in one round. Tunney hos
contest." the Jack Renault clash in
1923 Which was stopped in the fourth.
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A Local Writer's Slant
The Twin City Stunting Club “ill
stage its bouts. Tuesday evening. The
scene of battle nu been shifted from
Amusement Park to the Armory. The
club was strait! that it might be
just a wee bit too chilly for on out-
door boxlng show. They “ore also
Ifrnirl of the fence climbers.
O O 0
Jim Bones and Sam Sanchez arc
slnted to swap punches in the main
battle. We full to get excited over
this bout. slthouxh it may“ turn out,
to be e hummer. Bones has not been
doing much in the ring oi late. but
according to reports coming from
l’rldgeport. he has been working
hard tor this bout. He will have
to be much better than be 1131; tie--
tore he decided to lay ott or San-
chr: '. ill hund him it severe trilli-
n1l1.g.
I I 0
lion Boy who is now under the
direction of Smith sud Perkins will
beminmosmu-nnaibouuithy
looks good in his nukotits. Bill
Smith says that he is s wonder slid
the: he win go m; in 1111. section.
Key is working out at Jsssil's Gym
daily. no is anxious to make s good
immature in his first bout 11nd Mil
travel at top speed.
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SPORT BARRAGE'
On Sports In Norwelk
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High School football candidates was
held yostt-rdny. Only 19 candidates
oiiswcrcd the call at Coach Perry w.
lsvnn. It will take better spirit than
this to turn out n winning eleven 111
the local high ‘school. Conch neon
should have at least 50 candidates
in his squad. They ‘do it in other
schools the size of Norwnlk and we
would like to know why they can't
do it here.
0
Conch Bean is st lent entitled to
the support at the students or the
scliool in his effort in turn out «in-
nins teams. It the ’ is don't
support their own lentils, they cant
expect the bite to support them
The foot salon Is It hunt] and
it is up to every student in the West
avenueschool to lend their‘ efforts
toward bbusting the team.
The first workout of the squad is
scheduled for this afternoon. The
second Workout will be held tomor-
row otternoon and we hope that the
hand of 50 will be on hand It that
second workout. It he hits the sup-
port. Couch Bean will turn out o
The first meeting or the Norwslk
winning eleven. Just Witch his
smoke.
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WESTERN CAMP
Business Manager Pyle
Has Great Collection Of
Grid Stars.
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Nl-I W Ynlt K. Sept. s.-—Red
Orange and members oi the cost
which will support his (shops over
the gridiron this fail us backfield
professional football eleven, left tor
Aurora. lil., yesterday to begin prec-
tiec. tor the campaign.
Departure of the eohtingent dis-
closed 11 completely new arrsy ,0!
stars in the GrungoJ’yle troupe for
1926, In ‘uddition to Eddie Tryon.
the Colgate iissh, Grange also will
have with him in the backfield
Georg-1 Posse. brilliant 1925 Colum-
bia quarterback; Pooley Hubert.
Alabama. halfback: Rod
Baker, University of Southern Cell-
tornio halfback: August meltslske.
Pdn'n’Stete end Wolsey Fry, lows.
fullbacks.
Pyle else snnounced that he Illd
m and Paul muck. Ion: R. I.
neli‘; “not: 31' Winehsln.
tom: emu tennis chempton
confirm-tissue
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Wastes.
summone- and
stites'tsst‘sawuue to so out
for attorney.
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'ly tie w’lth'fisflkis-fhkd low
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evening. 111-11111 lemons
only more Munro‘s-s to
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see (I. (3."Pyle's, New York Yankee.
”Bullet"
signed thetollowlng linemen: Steve
Bohiinitische Columbis: Putt Goehel.
'i'o‘iri mum: end Aunts 'Goerts.
woman: Well Otto sud Kowsrd
11m. Illiiloisi Mitot- Kearney. Cor.
mam with the semi-tun or
his (Outfit! firm: for the vest. Pyle
' “Who‘d- ‘th’lt nsry -.K Browne
hell was W rinsing her to
play us I We! easiest Bu.
' Ten during the Istter's
W this 1.11 m winter.
is to lure trees: stars
into til-"mi rots will u.
‘ sauce. “Whine. line sets. in dis-
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Torry. New York Nationals. . l
Lindltrom. N. Y. _Nnttouuls.. i
The More.
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Ruth, New York ......... i1
Simmons. Phil-dolphin ...... is
Willinms. St. Louis ......... 17
Lesser-i. New York ......... 11
Goslin. Washington ..... is .
Monti-h. Detroit ............ H
flehrix. New York .......... l8
Manuel, New York .......... to
Heilmnnn. Detroit .......... 'J
Cochrnne. Philadelphia ..... it
Hausor. Philadelphia ....... it
"ornhs. New York .......... Ti
lnrnhson. Boston ..... . . . . . . a
\fcMnnus. St. Louis . . . . . . .. El
Rico. St. Louis............. ii
"oilins. New York .......... 7
Harnnve‘ St. Louis . . . . ..... 7
Todt.l’.onton.............. 7
' Folk. Chicago ....... . . ..... 1
fllslcr. St. Louis ............ 7
Reliant. St. Louis .......... 'l
Paschal. New York .. ...... it
Shoely, Chiuco ............ s
1 NATIONAL LEAGUE
Wilson. Chieuo ............ 20
.. Bell. St. Louis ........... 17
Roitomloy. St. Louis ........ it
Southworth. St. Louis ....... 15
Williams. Philadelphia . . . . . . 13
Kelly. New York ..... it
Fournier. Brooklyn ... . . . . . . ll
liornlby. St. Louis ll
il-athcote. Chicago . ....... 10
inch. Philadelphia. lo
mules. St. Louis ........... 8
Wright. Pittsburgh ..... . . . ii
iiermsn. Brooklyn ........ . 8
Grimm. Chicago ........... s
\Vrizhuitone. Philadelphia '1'
Roush. Cincinnati .......... 7
O'Fsrrrll. St. Louis . . . . . . . . . 7
ilnrtnctt. Chicago ......... 7
Mueller. New York ......... 7
Ciiylcr, l‘lttsburgli ......... 7
Jackson. New York ... . . . . . . 7
I Lindstrom. Nf‘w York ....... 7
l Harper. Philadelphia . . 6
, Walker. (tincinnrili ..... . . 6
1 Mouse-l. New Tori. .. ....... ii
1 league ’l‘otsis.
I Amoricnn . ............... 357
National . ........ 3811'
Grand total .............. 757
TONIGHT
QUEENSBOIK) is 'l‘ A l) l L 11—;
Charles Boson vs. All Mancini. 10
rounds; Tommy (Kiri) Murphy 115.
Billy White. to rounds: Les Horny
vs. Mums mm, iii mantis; Link
Malawi" to. Jimmy Doyle. 0
rounds: Willie Fellini-n \3. Eddie
mus-mun. 4 rounds ‘
all) ENGINEERS—0st: sr Puliti
vs. Joe Merino. Bobby Andes-son 15.1
W0 Blots-ts. each 10 may.
hurts lllch ‘5. l’ntsy Berber-a
Tommy Donncliy \s. lllliy 'l‘oslt. !
Billy Ire-flux is. Henry Show. each
I rounds.
OAKLAND A. A.. Jersey City-
Irish than is. Harry Marlene, 12
rounds; Johnny lesson 1s. Fest
Ill-cit. semi-tinnl
FORT HAMIUI‘ON (Boy Ridge)—
Chic Moron 1s. Ted eooudge; 1.12mi
[lull vs. Joe Forum, 8 rounds. ’l‘wo
sin-round and two four-round bouts.
“MIGHT AQ U A ‘l‘ l C AND
WREATION (i l. U ll.—-Amstcur
Tammi. Ten socclsl bouts.
THImSDAY. SEPT. 9
MADISON SQUARE GARDEN—
".Ioobuntlean-kldlsnmbrook. 10
rounds: Hurry firs-soon vs. Henri.
Jock Adams. it) sounds: Jimmy
Horror 11. Jock flood. m rounds:
John l’stric' Sullivan is. Jack
llorner. 1 rounds: Vince Dundee rs.
Charlie flotilw. 4 rounds.
102!) MED. REGT. ARMY—Al
Irvin: vs. Johnny (honey. )2 rounds:
Joe Ctncolli rs. Tummy ulsrrett. 8
mark: fits-re Jennings 1’s. Sailor
(Brande. Willie Juksou 11. Eddie
Riloygeseh 0 rounds.
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Manufacturers Attend
Motor Truck Hearing
At Boston TodayI
Connecticut. iiinnufucturers “ill b: l
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represented at hearings to he held i 2:21), "2'1: ‘21:”? ..
in Boston today before Cominissionv- r l tussle “j,“ “1.), l * .. .
L‘sch of the interstate ('J'OIIlIIItIL‘CIC u t';(:l. ‘U’H ”"1 ‘
commission on regulation of motor] 0 n '1: 111. “'3‘”
trucks 'lestiniony for the shippers
will be presented by the Now ling-
lsnd Trsflic League, hosed upon in-
tormatiou secured through ii. intent V ‘ ' 1
survey made by its motor which-i Want '10 f‘llt‘ (‘ltl
committee at which C 1.. L'yansom ._
assistant to the presidtnt o. the] \iiiy-mumowx ... ‘
Manufacturer! Association 0! Con‘ lthat the (mummy 11.,1
neeticut is 011.111.111.111 7 ioathes hrl‘cding 1,, ,1
Hearings open at 0 a. 111. at the north of the vitv l. ,,
U. S. Court house and testimony will. Pmpcriy m ”m,
also be submitted by motor truck three family homo ‘11
owners. trolley lines, and the rail- rllpfinte,“y' Mm lir.~;~ ..
roads. It is not expects-d that the: Pearl "m.” h,” ..(m 1
letter will submit testimony in am my with rpm", 1., ...
considerable volume at this hearing damages.
but the trolley lines are expected to Thu my Ham-.1, 2 1 ,~
«fry the burden.for the WHIII‘M- of poison on the in.’ , '
pm] more. In to he spr-
rffort to uhnto the oil: 1-3' '
A Hartford cnan"
made proposals to 911
W" PllbIIC \‘ Orks (I. .\"r.":
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simply because the truth often nil owr the state M”. \
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