THE EVENlNO SEN’l‘lNflHOU‘iH NORWALK. CONN.
Battle For Crown Once
Held By “Battling” Kunz
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Tony Travers Returns Head Gear and Donahue
Stage Elimination Contest - First Bout
’ This Evening in New London.
By [alloy I). Downs
In turning back the pages of pug-
ilistic history one will find that the
roll honest to goodness state light-
weight champion. was llattlingKunz
of Norwalk. b‘inco "iiat" was sep-
arated from the crown it has not
amounted to much.
In those days we had ‘llatcr‘ licn-
.itlnlin another product of Norwaik.
Bunny Ford. Al Kelchel. Harry \vlll-
of the lightweight field in Connecti-
cut. the well worn crown will prob-
ably be handed to tho winner of the
bout by lloxing Commissioner Don-
oliuc.
The 'l‘rnlcrs.(‘1.n111~lly scrap will
bu staged this evening. This pair
have met before and the result was
a draw. ‘
The result of the elimination con-
test will be watched with consider-
iams. Chick Brown and a host. of
other stars. They 11.111111 1111 faded able interest by boxing tune
out of the picture. The only one throuxhcut the state.
llow would the winner stack up
with Benjamin. Ford or Kunz. when
this trio were ill their prime?
ot the old crowd remaining is John-
ny "ltcd" Allen who will attempt
another comeback in ill-idgcport.
Thursday evening. '
' A year ago lloxing Commissioner
Toni Donohuc picked up the nlucll
trampled on crown and handed it
to Tony Travers of New Haven. A
few weeks ago Tony handed it back
to Tommy and inlornlcd llllll tllat
he could no longer make the weight.
The iightwcigilts are now holding an
elimination contest ill the stale amt
Tom will hand the crown to the.
winner. It is a real title. and one
which any mitt artist should be.
proud to wear. l1'our oi the aspir-
hnts for the. crown will swlng llilO‘
fiction this week. ‘1
The first oi the llilnination bouti‘
will be held in New London, when
Mickey Travers of New Haven. . ces
Young Connolly of New London. and
I member of the Coast Guard unit
there. The second bout will take
place when Eddie Lord. of Merldclt
faces Tommy "Red" June" of New
Haven. ill Bridgeport. Thursday eve-
ning. This bout should be a bum-
mer.
Georgie Day of New Haven, also
has a. claim on the title and he is
, . willing to swap punches with ally of
1". the four gentlemen mentioned.
‘ There is a possibility that the final
bout in the elimination will come
down to Day and Lord and that
Norwalk will be the scene. of this
contest. Frankie Fay has put in a
bid for the battle and will be at the
ringside in lridgcport. Thursday
evening. where he. will make all at,-
tempt to sign up Lord for a bout in
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Kaplan’s Title Is
Declared Vacant
. 19. — Pcposlng
i'hil Rosenberg as hal mw‘cight
iitlehoider and declaring the fea-
therweight title vacant through the
inability of Kid Knplnn to make the
weight. the. National Boxing associa-
tion yesterday approved a list of
world champions.
The list follows:
lleavywelgllt-tlene Tunney.
Lighti1eavywcigl1‘.——Jack Delaney.
Sllddit‘wclgbtmTiger Flowers.
\\'cltcrwclgl1t-—1Polo. Latzo.
Lightw'eiglit~~~—Sammy hinndcli.
Feathcrwclght—opcn.
Ilantamwcight—-llud Taylor.
l-‘lywcigl1t~1Fidel 11a llarlm.
Rosenberg was suspended in lili-
nuts for life and his title lifted when
he failed to pOFl. forfeit for his
scheduled match with Taylor.
The action outlaws Rosenberg ill
all states which are members of the
National association. as well an ill
Canada. (‘ubrl and Mexico. I’larl'y
Siege]. lionenlmrg's lllanngcr. also
was susp1 litli'tl by the lllinois com-‘
lilission. endorsed by the National
association.
An effort to bring the national
organization back of a movement to
remove the legal restrictions now
pretenting the showing of motion
pictures of boxing matches was
llzrldc by Thomas E. Donahue of
DETROIT. Oct
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COACH BEAN
WORKS N. II. S.
SQUAD HARD
1M e e t Commercial H i g h
Friday — Showing Im-
provement A s S .e a s 0 ll
Progresses.
The Norwalk Iligh football squad
went through a snappy workout at
Amusement Park under the super-
vision of (.‘onch Ilenn, yesterday afl-
ernoon. The practice consisted of
forward passing. giving interference
and coaching the backfield men. in
getting away with the bull. l‘rac-
tlccs will be held this afternoon.
Wednesday and Thursday afternoons
in preparation for the New Haven
Commercial school game Friday aft-
ernoon.
'tfoat-h Bean is very much pleased
over the improvement that the
round is showing. lie does not prev
diet on easy victory for ills team
as the New llave eleven outweighs
the local boys :1 out ten pounds to
a than.
it was dlillclllt for Coach Benn
to round up a winning eleven this
season with green material. He had
but ‘wo regulars this year. (‘omsloek
and McGowan and was forced to
build up a team around these. two
players. llopklns,- Raymond and
("zcbere played in a few games last
year.
Pooch “can is shaping 11p a team
for next year that bids fair to be
the best that Norwalk High has ever
had All of this teal 's regulars will
be back with the exception rf Mil
ler who grndun‘ cs
McKechnie Out
As Manager Of
Pittsburg Pirates
l'l’r'l SllllRGll. Oct. lib-lit" MC-
lx’ccllnio manager of the Pittsburgh
National League baseball club for
several 'cars past anti pilot of the
w'olld‘s ampionsliip aggregation of
1925. was notified by Barney Drey-
the armory. lie will tllrn go ai'tcr
Day and 115 this pair are the class
( ‘onncctlcut. Consideration was
planned.
R0} Doze 'ns’
SPORT BARRAGE
fuss. l‘irate owner. last night. that
his service would not be required
next year.
Dreyfuss after a conference with
Mcchhnio late yesterday announced
that he. had told the Pirate pilot
"the people of Pittsburgh want a
change." and we must give it to
them," lh'cyfuss added that he had
no one in sight for the managerial
A Local Writer‘s Slant On Sports In Norwalk
And Elsewhere
The Yale football team shapes up Monte .\illnn, the senator front!
Is It .rcul contender for top notchersw Nebraska, seems to be showing
this scason. If its showing against. plenty of stuff ill the ring. lilunn is
Dartmouth can be taken as u stall-I big 1111.1 packs a
wallop and the
dart]. it should hate little tron-l writer can 9111- 11 bright future for
blc dcfcnting Harvard and Princeton lzlnl. lie is being brought along
In tho annual games at the close' slowly.
of the present season. Noble is a'
tower of strength ill the backfield
Ind will be an outstanding star by
the time that the. curtain rolls down
on 1020 season.
Coach Perry W. lican will ne\ \t'
A year front now he will lie
right up with the top hoteliers.
'(‘op" Ruddy Illc Nov-walk twirler
l1 1d considc rablc trouble during the
Vyco League season. The New York
policeman lost scwcral games that
he deserted to win. liutldy seems to
iii? El‘1“1.‘.§*.“1-‘.';?IlIl?‘“§‘.‘1;li‘ '25::2313 111 ..
a I \ a
n It i
basketball team. 111 d c is go rig to she the “iltnn
There is some goodi
tcnni a'llcnty of trouble in the. three
court material m U" “ ”1 “Hm" lgames series bctwccil the teams.
institution and they may be able to} “M“ i
make up for what the tootb1ll 1-111 «col 1
. lacked.
lzzy Cohen the young New Vii-1
'naan simon pure boxer is training
bar for his bout with Young Garcia
‘ on t .c amateur card in the Armory.
"It I, under the direction of 11“"(1-1’l‘u1151lny (\cning. October 20. Cohen
7 Wafer former welterweight mitt likes to fight and is ftlll of confl-
mm Woofer sass am the. East 11.111111 “‘1“ l1“ 3 ‘1'“"11' nart Of'lh"
Norwalk lad sham; :lrnllllse and will ”11”"
go some [thaw in ring circles if l1e| _..,,....
Henry Bllckwult is training hard
for his first amateur bout Illlck~|
will llaten to hint. Many a youngi Mk Fred
puglllst has fallcn by the wayside bc- . .
chum he has been pushed too fast. 1 He knows.
ALL- AMERICAN TACKLE?
. mm mm
:Ianedownllyourmbookuaposalhlew-
ithls sea-ea. He‘s captain and star locale at
'ii mason-t Valley choice tut m1. stelner mm
m with the got-abusin- eleven.
I...
' figured in three bouts in an attempt
post next season. bllt hoped to lan1
a good man shortly. lie said be ad-
vised McKechnie of his decision at
this early date no that he might
look about for another bcrtll.
)lcltochnie took over the Pirate
llianagcrial reins in 1923 when
George (lihson resigned on short no-
tice. At that time he. was a coach
and assistant to Gibson.
McKechnie'a reign for several sea-
sons was tranquil. Ills stock went
sky high in 1925 when he piloted the
club to a National League pennant
and thence to tho world's title over
the Washington Senators. Then came
the hectic season of 1926. when the
Pirates. after a good start. were torn
asunder by internal discord.
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Red Men Ready
To Open Season
Tilt: Norwalk lied lilcn are all
ready to open their basketball sea-
son on Armistice Day. They will
practice every Sunday morning be.
lure the opening game and will play
every Monday nignt after that. Man-
ager McGurrie expects to play three
or four games before the league sea-
son opens.
The lied Men will have some of
the old timers back in action again.
’l‘ed Brothcl‘ton and Art Kelly will
attempt to stage a comeback with
the lndlans.
Lockwood's ball has been fitted up
into a first class basketball court.
Frank Gunrnierl. a former local
player has constructed a set of mov-
able backboards.
It is likely that George Smith will
captain the Red liien again this
year besides jumping center. Man-
ager John McGarrie is also angling
for Clayton Ichrun of Bridgeport.
Other players with the Red Man
Will be Harry Clancy. Bill Court.
Willis Cnvnnagh, Bennie Mason.
Kelly and lirothetrton.
Lou Bogash TVili
Meet Tiger Flowers
lieu Bogash. Bridgeport fighter.
who is now making his headquarters
in. Boston has been signed to meet
Tiger Flowers. middleweight cham-
pion of the world. in a ten-round
bout at Providence. It. 1.. next Wed.
nesday night.
Since Bogash left Bridgeport
about a year ago to go under the
management of Eddie Muck, he has
to get back into the prominent posi-
tion he held in tho middleweight di-
vision a couple or years ago. Bede.
rested Pal Reed on points won from ‘
Tommy Robson on a foul. and whip-
ped Billy Vidabeclt. sparring partner
of Gene Tunney.
Boga-l1 and Flowers have met on
four previous occasions. The first
meeting in lie-ton resulted in a vic-
tory for the ltalian on a foul. Flow-
era but Lou via decision route next
time also in the Hub. The Tiger do-
feated Boga-h with ease in Irldge-
port a year ago. while two months
later Flowers again was awarded the
decision in Aurora. Ill.
One American boy in every ten
between the ages of i: and II ii
TUESDAY, OCTOBER 19, 1926.
:N. H. S Basketbal
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Mushy Callahan Hopes To Win
Three Crowns
ny li.\.\ 'rlltnus
LOS ANGELES‘. Hotelier
Three world‘s pugliis‘tle, cimllplols
moulded into one human body -1 1
condition without a pl’tCt‘tltlll :.1
ring circles. Anti yut it is 111t11111
possible in the case of Mushy (1111-.
han. new world's junior Will-l
weight champion.
Tile former has Angeics HOWSIHW
Ax...
at Madison Square. (Illl'dl‘ll. N111-
York. And his manager, I~an1ll~
Sears. la angling for n titular ,lmnl
with Sammy Mandeli. t‘aliahan can
if the Rockford “llash”
him.
will 111111
either or both of these opponents.
But he is a logical contender. and
after what took place.
Stamford Eleven
Is Rated Hi hly
The Aleianlford football team,
handled by Matty Brennan. iormcr
New York Giant football star. will
have a crack club this season, built
around two All-Connecticut 1:131.
selections. Charleston and ltuub.
Manager Brennan has :5 men on
his roster. The All-Stamfords were
to have opened their season with
the Brooklyn Pros. Sunday, but the‘
game was called because at lain. '
Interest will principally be cen-
tered on the playing of O'Leary and
Slim. The former starred with the
Providence eleven. while Silva, who
is now athletic director at littlest-1-
school. scintillated in professional
football With the l-‘itten A. (T. in
Boston. Mass. for four years.
O'Leary and Silva also play basket-
ball with LtVolai'a Stamford Blues.
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Westport Bowlers
Meet This Evening
The triple tie for first place hon»
or: that exists in the Wesipon
Bowling League is. sure to he shat-
tered when the eight teams meet
at the Norwailr Alleys for its sec.
and week of bowling oonight. The
league opened its season last Tues—
day evening. which resulted in the
Rounders. Engineers and Indepen-
dents each winning three games and
tying for first place.
The mall will roll as follows:
Bound"! ya. “I“ Co.
“Independenlw vs. Post Office.
Built vo Water'Co.
Fllvvsra vs. Engineers.
Plnlrey Silverlmrg
In New York
Plnltey silverburg. state flywelgbt
champion of Anemia. will make his
second appearance at the hasty-
Bcontl Engineers anion. New York
tonight. when be neat.- Tommy
had little dillletllty in lifting tie
crown from l’inky Mitchell in tip 11'.
recent bout at the Vernon 11111.1
here. Ill November he will 1....1
l‘cte Latzo for the welterweight tl‘l1' ‘
easily make 1851 pounds for 51111111111;
Mushy might drop the \trrlllt‘t 1.11
CALLAHAN FWEO
MITCHELL TWICE lN THE
Entree THAT LIP-TED
‘ PIN KY ‘3' CROWN
11‘... .1 1111 Stpienil-er ‘3." I
HI. 1111 that anythingta c
tin squared (ilclv.
liob lv‘ilzsinimons becaltte 11 doubli-
i 1tb-l111ltl1-r ill Hit? by stopping
idamcs .l. t‘orbeil Ill 14 rounds at
arson t‘itl, .\'11\. lie $111111 rtlin.
:1111isll11d l1i.. illiddlcwt-igllt
tillileugll he could still make
\\'t‘lgl1l*~'l'i(‘f‘:lll.'4(‘ there was a better
id in the llcnvywtigllls.
lithnl's b.1111 held two
1111\1'r has pugillsnl sun
'l1:lmp'.1n. in fact. it was practical-
ly impossible for :1 pug to hold a
11ll.'1nipionsl1ip ill three divisions he.
tore the, introduction of the "_lllli-
classts.
all) t 111
an happen in
l ilt
tillrs. lull
a triple
ltil‘ '
I'lllljlllllll showed a lot or chew in
d1 {eating Mitchell. lie was the
same old Itluslly who t'tlppwll .1 \11'1
dict (“er
1”“ was the aggressor tllinugliout
imost of the battle. and twice had
5 Mitchell on the, canvas. although the.
at l'lllliitl'lvl 1ll~1111pion didn't take the. cofint.
'AMAIEURS IN
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PRO CONTESTS
Billy Luby Enters Ranks
of Paid Artists—“Red”
Allen Returns.
Billy Jordan. matchmaker of th.
Acorn A. t‘., last night announced
the opening four-round bout of the
boxing program to be presented at
liakoczi hall. Thursday night.
Bridgeport. It will bring together
lillly Luby amateur bantnmwelght
star of this city. and Howard Dunn,
one of. tho clevcrest liglltweigllts in
this section for some time.
Luby will be making his first ap-
pearance in the more lucrative field
of professional glove tossing. Win
or lose. the customers always get
;a run for their money when Luby
Eis in the ring.
Young Dunn also will be fighting
his first fight in the money class.
but he is far from a. novice wielding
t'no upholstered mitts. The young-
ster. who is only eighteen has been
fighting since he was too high to 11
grasshopper. under the careful tute-
lage of brother Pete. who thinks he
is now ready to step out and show
his w.sres Young Dunn will be re-
membered by Bridgeport fans for
his boxing exhibitions with a twin
brother. Richard. at many smokers
and entertainments in that city.
. Johnny “Red" Allen. hard-hitting
West End welterweight. ta cochsure
he will knock out Young Emmons
of Waterbury. in his latest come-
back attempt in one of the four
eight-round star bouts on the same
card. Allen is hitting with all the
snap and venom that lurked in his
gloves in the days of yore. as is evl.
deuced by his slowing away his
sparring partners in his workout: at
the Acorn gym daily. "Red" finds
it extremely hard to get sparring
mates who will take his wallop
without going down.
Word from hiariden where Eddie
Alanna. prlns Manila. in a
raatdn‘elghbmna bout. In hll lnl
listed as a Boy «scout. .
a‘. who): '43... Am
Lord is preparing for his tut with
‘ornmy "Ed" Jamil. says that Ed-
tlal blow three weeks ago. ltlwr- ward will be in superb fetus and
imp m a big hit in winning local fans will no him at his beat
from has these and made many in his initial Bridgeport bow.
WW" Silvers will ”tangle
crow tl<~ 1» '
.
the 1
.-\ce Iludktns here last (all. ;
:.l11ni1i :1 i.'_.: 1111l in Illt'
past, Lilll‘ to hi.- \ictot'y (t\tl' lind-
kins.wlit1l: .'t 7.11111'llc along the .\l-
llfillilt‘ .«1111l11111l. lie and 311111111 !1 '
Flil‘ill'l 1111'}; any :llt'llti ill t‘liiencn
1-11.11' in (In 1..“4 rs. and they would.
Ltll'lH'.‘ :1 yum-lune 1i crowd 111m Sindhi
“on $111.: 11’1- ti'urlcli.
“l mull-l like nothing better than
in match with Al'ilbltll nib r
liaise."t‘.lll:1l.:1l.tol1i lllt‘
ill"l\lllfj‘ inr “lit to lie
:lllt‘t‘l Spat: .‘1lj11-l:‘
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liliaylu- tl11'11- 11111lllhs
5:0 to iY-l down to 1:.
3.1111! sam'iint: my
.tio it.
“I‘tte l..ill.tl is cum: to give me a
tough scrap. .11111 i lllluht low sell-r11!
‘llOtllltlx‘ l\llll1' l'11 in the
llllll. .‘iy tz'iv-mls l:c:~~
illillllt‘ lint l.."1l/.11\\lll liccusy for ill“
Naturally l 1\p«1t to wll1.111' l
w'otlldllt line on pied the match
lbilt it 11.011 t in am siltlp '
lust llt’l'orc
l‘lllt'utzli.
lllt' two or
'i'l‘ tile Lair.
.1 pounds wi'lr
strength. but i can
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1‘1 l'lll
with I‘t't‘ \I‘ce Smith of Bridgeport.
and I'lll‘tly Chapman.
(“lty it"lltlltrw'clglli.
classy
will trade
York. who fought .l'tles Sombathy a
draw l'cco-lltly. lll the two other
eight-rouudcrs.
' that slylc 01‘ play, 1
i lilitsh '
will:
and HUSH!“ l.cll(1y,'.
ling \lltll‘
[11‘
Park .
thumps with Jimmy Kelly of New"
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Many Veterans Out For
' Green And Tillie
Call lor t‘andidaics In \'ovcm|111
Will Be Back \t (‘cnttr
1 Bean Direct the Sound.
MEET LLOYD . ’ .
IN AMATEURS w .
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Westport and Broad River ‘ " 'f‘ .‘
Battlers Sign ltor .il- :1 1‘-
mory Boxing Show. '
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Ills-t of amateur hall's ll.:ll “LI 1. ‘ . 11- . .'
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('lllibby Lloyd. 11! lilo:t-l Itiwr, l11tl1 1,‘
tipping the snubs III N) pun-l1. 1 m. ‘ ..
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llolll boys are lllrlltillg Illlll' 1l1l111"
ill the lighting game and Hill
ydoub' fIlrniw'h the fans with 1.111.12- ‘ . .
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