-g—u—p—v
IlllllNlIS.
: ‘u Canvas So'Msny
' Count 0! ’Ent—But Battling Spirit and Second
Wind Saved Hint and He Won the Decision.
I” h m m d '3'.“ (I 10 ar- Iout to lie-like rll the others and than
m m TEN BOW" WIT]! hit an interesting detour.
dealing with Wt- "—-—of course. there was that fol-
low Johnny Sudsnbcrg. l suppose
ht [lots and inside stud taken _ _
m ‘50 pudlistio canoe or the 31°:wa I"! I'M me a pretty hard
tam champion. The series in. ‘I '
m written by Joe William, Back In ion
Xow Johnny Sudenbcrg may be
little more than a new species of
utter-dinner mint or'incrcly sonic-
thing that is used In the dark prov-
inces to crcato rain artificially {or
all the average follower of the tight
ganio knows. but hu is a very un-
pleasant memory in the life or the
heavyweight champion.
'ch sir. I suppose you'd say
Johnny gave me a prctty hard
tight." added Dcmpscy. I fought him
bat‘K in 1915. l “"213 pretty much 0!
a hick in these days. I didn't even
know anything about fighting. and
that's like Sil)Iil3 I didn‘t know any-
thing.
"nut west or tho Mississippi John-
ny was looked on as a mighty good
prospect with his dultcs and there
was talk about getting him ready to
take on .lcss Willard and Frank
Moran and the top-aotchcrs. I don't
. .By JOE WILLIAMS
. AW" VOW Journalist or inter-
,iowing a heavyweight champion.
'. ' or in or out o: the season. is
told by the rules of his craft to‘
this question:
“And my dear than. tell me who
we you your hardest tight?"
' ‘ And if the heavyweight champion
h gifted with the same amount oi!
txiginality that one customarily
'. ~ .. in heavyweight champions. thul
answer will be:
I bells! All of 'em were my
-» ~ tights." This to be followed
partly by a: hoarse. abdominal
indicating that the heavyweight
' limpion has pulled what you might
“Ira “nifty."
Jack Dempsey's answor fluted rt member exactly how I came to not
’ n atchcd with him. unless I was
broke. which I usually was.
PIECE“ .' “Anyway I was matched with him
0 and when tho boll ganged I shot
m from my corner with both hands
I” . Nt ptzllcd back ready to let 'cm go as
AIRING IN" OWRIIAITLI soon as I saw an opening. I wasn't
"m AND “L [HES much harder to hit in those days
. Ithan the left side of a dlriglblo.
HAYDEN . m... m...
‘4 I "Before i got a chalice to let a
. ‘ punch tly 1 was down on all fours
AUWMOB‘LE LU. istudylng the white weaving of the
" I
. canvas and listening to tho ot‘iiciul
I. Wagner. Branch Mgr
lstat;.tit'tuti count. I got up at ' tilnc"
. WEST AVE. NORWALK
land was knocked right back. I got
.' up again and once more was iluttcn-
“ *1 VICE, STATION PHONE Isl"
ll
ed
“Johnny kept hitting me and i
kept going down and getting up un.
til the cusiontt’rs must hut» lill-lti‘lh
D
Wine Presses . ed wc \H‘I‘L‘ tvl..:.tt.i; ‘wm in t: t 'l'I
‘ ' it. gi‘m'. .Iit lull-i. t; ,)
Crushers . . ..- l '..:iu it .i ;., .t ..t -» n
Illllt‘s Ill the [iii-i tug»! llut l :.n
. .lilllt‘lliIl'I Linn); |IU"2 :‘ tum, ..au-
. chs ltiutcs hiya-ll."
WOOD AND “BASS FAl‘t'l'Z’l‘s I '"i-tit-‘J r-"ulm I....t tn ”chi;
three rounds did not a‘itvr int; IUUW-
,lroni the ilrst. Sudwttl>.-ri; was in,
.7 Rosenfield Bros.
135 Washington St.
"Frog Delivery" I
Ithcre falling.
Along about the ”tilt rut.“
cnberg's strengthdett him.
fought himsnlt out
Dempsey on the flour. Thf‘li [layup
racy began to get his second wind. t
Tel. 3m 4 “'1
..,, a , . ‘ ‘
. 'l‘iI'E strum SENfiNEir—Sbll'l‘ll nonwliut. cairn.
‘ I m2;
.
to .,..y null. .,,
and a votnpuiatinly t.:i‘.i.i pt'TvII‘W“
t
. I'l‘Olll Illl'
tiller.- s\=.iii.3lng tad lit mp...) was tnislldmberx with
”t‘ Ilfl'I‘uh‘“ '4. l
”W"; ‘0 RWP‘ t'c did get the decision. ‘
"I took um pun. “Md“ that. :0 money.
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‘t'jm’tu't. ..'
fiooeast
Vol-”Sad mg: . ..
0‘ JACK’S LIAM; FL“;
i.: Ill
‘ It:
til 1‘ l. . - 1‘ I
Home priiititin-
lsnxu :vry that it : it “‘1”.
arm. day tights and whilt- Iit' tvlb'llll-‘
’ 3 at or
t‘ti‘IlI
‘ln tttd'ttti',
‘.ttlt-titlvr all put tuizvlltwr.” he iii-I
I “HIE” iIiIE
i'I.4\§iSIl"II‘}I) ADS ‘iflYU built lituc.
‘iidu in illly ti..‘,tt i ....
ti. ..‘.tt :~.
I’Irpn,
\\'ilI.’.l’-I
in not -1
.=i
ltnlingdhe onc ‘-\'ilIl l-lt'to'f" l
I; Vedhb Labia. 1124—3
anvl.
«
m‘~ V-w'v
b
".fl
'vhw
can, ”I!"
a .a 1.x
Sci.
furnace—~ set down 'in the heart
the cut of his coatithe tie of his
tastes,_~an American. '
ticular people: know; and ’want
radios and talc
We cut'the pattern of our
with their intimate help. We
quick stepsto the fore.
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237'" EVEITING
mistakably an American home.
I
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v33”
f‘
.,’_ 3
I"
r
t"
n .
AnAmerican home—«its bathtub. breakfast foods,
of Eu .ipe would‘beun-
An American man-.—
tie, the comb of his hair
—wa‘lking the. streets of Europe is-in all his obvious
Advertisements stamp American homes and own-
- ers- of homes with a kind of national. pattern.
create desire for the samekind' of things; maki— par-
I‘ltey
the most advanc. l of
things. Homes—what to put in‘homes. People Low
to dress. nourish, entertain the people. Offices—how to
equip and~operate offices. They set America right about
— tell businessmen, housewxves,
government oilici a how to brush their teeth!
personal lives and sur-
0
O
. . '(eep Dace with progress by reading
. 'tlieadvertisements every day
SENTII‘”.
' ,_ , .Jawiiws , rim “worsens
u roundings from advertisements. We keep modern only, u.
._ - go forward with them,’
.‘ as we would standstill without them. We form our
tastes. and discriminate values by using their truths.
Advertisements allot-.113 patterns of progress that mean
....
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I
I PHILADELPHIA. St‘pt. 9.——i‘enn-
I
Syiulliiil and New York boxing au-
.‘IIu.lI‘Ii.I(‘S arc rcatly to approve a
I till‘t‘e-Corllv‘l‘t‘d battle for tho world's
I featherweight champion rcllnquish-
ed recently hydmuls (Kid) liapian.
n: Mcrldcn. Conn. with Donny
llass, of Philadelphia: Itcti Chap-
man, 01' Boston. and Danny Kramer,
.1" Philadelphia, as the oontcnders.
This was rcvciilcd yesterday after
..v- l'cnnsylvunla State Athletic com-
.on. at its rcirular wcckly meet-
ttzrncd down n request from
" :; (lip-Slum. manager of Buss. to
' nu tit-3 Iattur providltnt-tl i(.ipit1n's
far as this state is
.lct.‘ 'HSOI‘. SO
oticut‘ncd.
‘Ltl..‘=IIILllIIOn with tho New York
to Athletic commission dew-lop-
t the. suggestion from that body
mt: Chapman. and Kramer also be
ten. consideration and that an
ttninntlon contort be held among
»-m. This proposal was understood
. meet approval of the Pennsylvania
ions although they refrained from
pit to bring about such a. contest.
Babe Herman. of California and
w York. who gave Kaplan~ sev-
:il torrid battles, also is regarded
. .1. title contender. although rleith-
,- commissioner put his name on
“v list.
tinnitus .,
ATEAIRFIEID
Sunday will be Old 'nmers' day at
icrican Legion field. Falrfield. The
.rtleld baseball team will meet the
.1 Tlmars’ team in-ths-gams‘ on
t afternoon.
.\ rut game is promised as many
the old timers are fast players
1 hdve retired trom regular week-
t-layinx because they are too
v with other activities. They are
old timers in the sense or being
. beens but the majority or the
'mberl or the veteran team an .,
rich for thapresont'day player-v _
There is great interest in this an-
rttal game and a large attendance is
- ected by Manager Harry Carr or
,; o Fairfieid baseball team.
I
(Scrutiny Boasts
F Actor Wittr‘A “Hub.”
The Nuremberg municipal theater
boast! having the most learned ae-
tor in Germany so a permanent
member aria-old. ED is m
Hom- andlhasv a Ph. D. dog's-u in
political science from Bria-m unto
vocally "comma cum land." (with
highest praise). His doctor‘s dis-
.senation bore the title. ”rho m:
1 way Policy 0! the United sum at
America after the War."
Dr. Hour In vet-mils and m
gstie man. He is on the “nap
practically wary night. In addi-
tlon. he is chairman of the agar
Equity 0! Nautilus-g. Baton ea.-
inl' lab decree. he “admit”
high honor! from the cello. at
commerce and the school a! ocula-
niies of Emma am. . nu.-
w- btsr to take up mart.-
amen a his life‘s m,
. w... .
Home Run Hitters
In Games Yesterday
Yesterday's nomen-
Paschal. New York Americans 1
Herman. ilrooklyn . ....... . ]
Leach. Thiladelphia Nationals /1
Cy Williams. Phila. Nationals 1
The headers.
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Ruth. New York ........... 41
Simmons, Philadelphia .
Williams. St. Louis . . . .
Luzon. raw York .........
Goslin. Washington . . ._ . . . . . . 16
Msaush.'Dotrolt..14
Gehrit. New York .......... 12
Mouse]. New York 10
Hellmann, Detroit mm. 9
Cochrane. Philadelphia 8
Haussr. Philadelphia. . . . . . . . 8
:ombs.New York .......... n
lacobson, Boston ..... . . . . . . 8
Mcliianus. St. Louis ......... 8
Rice.st.Louls............. ll
t‘olllns. New York .......... 7
Hargrave, St. Louis ... . . . . . 7
Todt.Boston............... 7
FIIk.Chicago.............. 7
Slsler.St.Louls............ 7
fichang.St.Louis........... 7
Poachal,Ne\vYork......... 7
Sheely. Chicago ........... . 6
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Wilson. Chicago ............ 20
.. Bell. St. Louis ...... . . . . . 17
Bottomloy. st. Louis ...... .. l8
qottihworth. St. Louis ...... . 15
Williams. Philadelphia . . . . . 14
'-‘|ly, New York ..... it
“ournlcr. Brooklyn . . . . . . . . . ll
Hornsby. St. Louis . . . . .. it
Leach, Philadelphia . . . . . . . . ll
'Mthcrtc. Chicago ........ if)
Herman, Brooklyn .. . . . . . . . 9
'hdcs. St. Louis ..... ...... 8
“'right, Pittsburgh . . . . . . . . . 8
"~tmm. Chlcaro ........ R
Wrightstonc. Philadclphla . . . 7
Roush. Cincinnati ..... . . . . . 7
O'Fnrrell, St. Louis .... . . . . . 7
'tartnctt. Chicago ..... .. . . .’ 7
"uclier. New Yo'rk ... . . , . . . 7
‘ttyler. ‘ lttshura'h .... . . . . . . 7
“ckson, New York ......... 7
hindstrnm. New York . . . . . . . 7
Harper. Philadelphia .. . . . . . 6
Walker. Cincinnati ..... . . tl
Mcusel. New York . ........ 6
Imagine Totals.
American .................. .137
National ....... 380
’. flmndintnl........ ...... 767
1 t
"fit.“ Mc .. . it." ‘
tit titles is
FIRST a “Y”
TE_l_I__N__lS an
D of e at s Rosenbluth In '
I Final Round—Victor Isl
Former Yale Captain.
Park Cummings defeated Arthur
Rosenbluth in the finals of the Y.
M. C. A.. Senior championship win-
ning the cup and the championship
at the Westport “Y" Ros nbluthi
bowed to Cummings in three straight 5
sets. 6-8. 6-1. 6-0.
I Park Cumminit‘s and Arthur Ro-
‘aonbluth were the two outstanding
players in the senior championship
matches. Each won nine games over
their varioua opponents. Roscnbluth
has been considered one or the best
tennis players that the Westport Y.
M. C. A.. has had in the past two
years. Allowing no discredit to Art
Rosenbluth in not carrying of! this
year's title. he put up a good fight
and deserves a good deal 0! credit.
Park Cummings has been for sev-
eral years a tennis champion. At
Yale he was captain of his tennis
team. and although time has passed
its still can hold his own with the
best of tennis players. Saturday both
players worked hard to hold their
good record. The judges were Perry
M
_, , .fian-rcmmmtgttm "“
I.
THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 9, 1925 .
.—
Rounds—36 Rounds.
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CHARLIE MIDDLETON WILL
BATILE WITH YOUNG BARNEY
Local Bantam Signed—Main Bout Increased 'l‘u l2
Rounds—Mayo and Silverberg Will Travel 10':
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The Twin (‘lly Sporting (‘IIIII, ‘
Islands. and I'I'II.I" Svlwtl. ,, .
which will shun its inltl.tl show u! pmnmvum” “A.” “WW." I:
the season at tho armory, 'rticsdnv piun. 'l‘hr-ut- tn... r. ‘i a . . I ..
night, begs to announrc to III“ fans for a E‘IVJ’IilIltII‘ r, int i- l" . it
they have madc- ll. Mg chance in III" (IISIHI'HH' {our ltttlll‘I‘t it‘ll .. . - w. 1.
llncup which will lie sun- in plmtse tar mug-.- '|I1|"ltf1‘.t'lll;‘ l. 'I ll
tho inns. The trio of star lmttts will An II‘I'I“‘I it ”it”- '5.“ H. ., l I.
lu» as pt't‘ nrlnlnal pl'tit, IiIIi IllFII'NI r’Illl‘ l'ttillI'I t. .u , ,
of two tons and :t SIX-Tritlntlt'l‘, the l h...” ('ltyirlgn my ”mm ,, . . . @-
i'ttns will no t-tm twt lvn- i‘IullI'II no, 3 1m“. y “f 3. ”my,” '1. ' 1"
two tons and an :t/lrlitloml four. Il‘flfiwt-n tn... n... h...r,..|t\. , I-
The star liIUllt'IItIn Ill-lit'w‘n JI‘YE- I in"; i-t rc-‘t’i in at Il‘ R'-
mlo llnncs of Bridgeport. and fins" the IIll'~"' :-t »~~ t".'v'l1' 1'
IHRYK‘III‘Z, tha Mexican i'tztntntttivrltzlit stirmlty rrrt't- as it. . l . ~ 1‘
lchnmpion, has lir-cn lnr‘rvasml t’t'uni driving the pi'runu. t.
Itrn to twelve rounds. This incur-9| Th» pttrpw M ii: in
ttlio fans will sue those two little Symrtlnr t‘Itl'I. m .i-wgm» . . ll
ltwlzartis travcl a distance that is I l-t r n! rmtttls in l‘- i‘l- -~ . :3
town unusual in Gotham. \"I'crt- gm» tin,» tzll- ilI"I" "t
‘mnst fights, unlnsq or r;,lt'tv.:pl -'.~thlp ; ‘.\::V' ..r Ml t;t l"tI of
lcniihrn, arr- for tun rounds. I ]tl"'L’l'llli. .\t: In t' n-
‘ 'l‘lm l'ctn t‘tittmrladx‘n lt:iyfc:ttl1.ltho pmpln wl-ti l'l:‘ll n n ' a.
1(‘l'\\'4‘Il{I\C scrumlilv‘. down its tltolnrnuunks n! mo 15"" - d!
scttti—tlnal, ulll contain as per orlui- . t‘av nls'tt .- ill \'.' :v. t. . 2
't‘rii program. Tlicso lads will It’iVIJ'll'k ul'~tlr.:r:r-. -'V
.it‘n rounds. The other trn will ft‘fl- |warriors, in tt "\‘ xv n'
?tnrt- Johnnie Mayo of the i‘hilippinc I milllnx’. I I“
l he
_,.. He is.
It’ - 1) - ’
0y ouvns - m
' ‘ nd
SPOR‘I‘ BARRAGE
111.
mi
f A Local Writer's Slant On Sports In Norwalk .2:
; And Elsewhere I ma
tat
‘ "" n's
Mary K. Brtmnc has iurnwl pm- “‘0 rlttn't cxpct‘t in Ft‘“ IIII' ' , 1-» Ier
. tension“. “'1‘ can‘t are anything so: and White burn up iIli‘ ;."ltII" -: -' l.- m.
l tcn'lhlc in that fact. Miss liminic is season. but we t‘le't'I tn ..-.- ' "t 3:
, a star at tcnnls and she should hot niukc a good rcmrtl, ut-
. ablc to collt'ct because of this aliili- l ' ' t
i ty, it. sho so drain-s. Wc don't hcnr Thr- Torcnrim- “m Lg. ~ .~ . :0
anyone saying anything against pm- will do thvir Mull .tt ,\--_ -
[exciting] golf players or professional I’urk ‘VWIHPSII'U'. Tltn mm
lighters or ball playcrs. They are? the honvflt of tho _\-,.... "
stars and they gct big money Ilt'- School Athletic AStFncflel"?! ‘-
cntt-~c of tliclr ability. Now it h:
Miss Brown-"s turn to mllt‘t‘t.
O C 0
It is IIIIDOF-iIlIt" to kcvp profus-
sinnnlism out of tennis. it is
rcnchlng out into all ltranchns of
is going to stop it. The Unitctl
States is sport crazy and the fans
am willing to pay Mg money in see
the best. This fact encourages pro-
fcsslonnllsm.
O O O
Professionallm will not go far
in tennis. Mr. Pyle of the “RM"
Grange fame may sign up a. Icw
more. but that is about as far as it
will go. 'I‘licrc are not cnougli poo-
plc in the I'nitcd States who are.
willing to pay a big price. to ace the
names. to kccp the profotsional
players paid. No one is going to
lwomo a professional tennis player
unless they can earn big money.
Miss Brmvnc and Susanne Iicnglcn
are going to make real money. be-
cnusc professional tcnnis is a novel-
ty at the percent time and the sport-
for a while, but not for long.
0 O O I
We: Rickard has picked another
natural. The Dempsey-Tunney fight
will be a sell out. It will be. a boom
to the boxingigame iii Philadelphia.
The New York license committee are
kicking themselves at the present
time( because of the fact that they
let the bout. slip out of New York.
sport and we can't not? how amoncf
ing public will be willing to PAY; ‘
.proxlmatcd the cltnmpion's prur‘
for a worthy much and 1'
to s-‘c some OrKflnIZTl'Inn I, '- ,’
the ltIL'h school nnrltnvm t'
tttulalc 'titorr‘vi I’l .
TIlt‘Tt‘ is lit» (I ft ..
”viii...
‘tlL'h :cl ml.
of lIlIu,
O U U
Z The
i s e 0
End,
FAMOUS BATTLES
FOR THE
HEAVYWEIGHT
TITLE
By the Associated Prom
Jim Jefirlcs nccdcd onlv
rounds to dispose of Jack .‘tln'rno
at San Francisco, August 10-, 4
Although Munroe more nnnr“: -
“I’D
age than any opponent cnrm
tip to that time.
he was: l
from the outset. Munroe wwt't'd
210 to Jeffries' 219.
Referee Grancy was qttctcl as
saying Jeffrlcs had Munroe :t' his
mercy and could easily have hillt‘t‘l
him‘.
'l‘cx generally picks good fights and
the boxing commission should listen
to hint.
O O O
The first workout of the Norwalk
mzh school eleven was held yester-
dny afternoon. Tim workout was
Munroe picked ottt a lmzttt-imis
resting place in tho first round when
he had sat down on the lower mile
of the ring. lie slid from this
certain vantage point to the cart"!!!
where he took a count of six. .mw
the hell permitted him to wcntlicr a.
not an impressive om- hrtt with a
littlc. merit-ration and MI hard
Barlow and J. Hamilton Fyi’e.
our BOARDING H0
DRA‘Y l'Tis
cw MP. «mint».
COME, COME ..... LET .
uo 60 can A groom '
MV wanna-114mm
Rtvtcuwuo, w GREAT
CAEQARMAKI, w» i
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OUTQIDE ain't—l ME,
work flinch Perry W. Dean will
round the squad into good lornn.
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I HAVEde A oft-red
stormy first round.
Strange to say the challenger was
confldcnt and even enthusiastic—Itc-
rore the fight.
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