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climatic!
first» rum-st io-suo sun-
t
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"Oil the Clilord alleys last
the Grotto won two out of
treat the Red lien and the
mode it thus st
teas. so. am two
sht from
wee be-
and Red lien.
were
the Grotto
wt to the former.
l1 contested. the Red lien los-'
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ilrst by one point. and the
by four pins.
scores:
one-rm
.........10'.’ 83 ill—2'10
........... 85 85 35—255
Good Squaw—Marlin. Hes
It!“ Total of
Mll’h W . e
le
er
locuioxiis
ON STAMFORD
CARD TONlGET .
Fay Will“ Take St'able to
k City—Many Fans
local fans
......»... 92 107 90—280
.......100 10: 94—308 oing, .
85 85 85—455
— - - ~— A large delegation of
478 463 “5 i381 \\ ill journey to StamfoflL to watch
RED MEN- I-‘rnnklo Fay‘s ‘liiid of amateur hex-
. ' ' ' - ' ' - ' R3 “-163 an ill action on the Elk's sinion pure
.n.-u...“ 99 Si —180 Chl‘lllllinl card.
' fiturmino also
the
ill . West-
'in ll‘alrficld
Kid l.u\vson. Young
eni'y Buck.
other local
1 o .........100 9“ “1—305 Geno Brynn the ace of Fey‘s out-
” 96 ”7—4” ill will l-uttle Joe
. ood """ M 93 ”-2” known as the “iron Horse" in the
Eighth. ' """" 92 100—192 one of the fcaturo boats on
if" 7 :- '3: 17-5-0 care. Bittrmino hails fr'om New Lo.
‘ " ‘7' “9 ‘ chcllc and Is rated highly among the
Em. Gonch M0083)" ,I. 101-2% sihn~oIn ii‘arc itnitt artists
. ‘ c esc" tinny
Ewen“. elli """' 7. 53 16::St'l'5' ‘lerelal other boxers from West.
......... 3:112:115_3n9 clics or County haw. sent in ‘iieir
"' 'mium' ........ SS 104~3l0 cntrlci- and “ill be tittcd against the
'if’.uhu W1}: __ __ __,_ lending mitt artists
. r «to 503 505 ms 00"?”-
"""3 ELKS. 'wd" Miller.
“'1” ......... 92 3'; ._179 llrown, Ernie Chariott.
he Canon ......105 102 105—312 wait Young: Yudnin an
, ........ 110 130 115—355 hovers will nppcn‘ en the card.
1 99 20 103—322 - —-—-——
1' Jinn“ ' 109 181 107—297 axo'rnszn vans?
' 92 —92 DEL mom's. Cat.
.—..._.._..—
515 520 522 1557
Dec. 3.—
James A. Mackenzie. former presi-
dent of the California—golf associa-
\\
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COMFEQEMCE bew—
Leeeco Ann ledl‘T
EVEN (4E1 racecourse
rod «in: ALL-AMERICA!
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w
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coast: THAT Menu A bEBERUlilG
Lee to ceeimd fo BE PASGBD 09.
MALONEV EASY
WINNER OVER
ode OF 114065 coils ‘PLPN.
|ii Elm, Tut: mummies scales
(sets this macaroni ALL Nicolle.
Billy Wallace Knocksout
Former Champion. Kaplan
THERE ARE meet was
ALL-AMERiCA “TEAM AMS AS TriEQE
ash th‘GlhlG or All ”'3 we"
ALL'AMERlCA‘ AND I’LL
HE men 1 SEEM A 9|“? ”GA”. is
h “'*
OUHEM nose THE
ALL—Ameoch ppm
«6 FlQS‘T GAME}.
NEW CANAAN
lN VICTORY
NEW COACH.
iNegotlstions virtually have been
leted for Frank Cavanaugll.
of this year‘s undefeated Bos-
College eleven. to take over the
at Fordham university. foot-
Inen hear.
It that Cavsnsugh is one at two
' Chas under consideration to re-
”see Frank Gargain. resigned.
ing golf story:
Fordhsm officials
tion. vouched today for the follow-
ltlael<cnzie and Governor Morris.
the novelist. were hampered ill their
play over the Montcrey
country club course by thousands
of seagulls blown in by the storm.
One of the gulls chased Mnclienzie's
high mashio shot through the air
and grabbed it on the second bounce.
soaring away to sea.
Peninsula
i .
1-} .
a};
YES—IT’S SUZANNE
' a.
i'm’t'thesportthstmsdeherfsmms—hptdussnnebengl'en.
profemionai tennis player, likes to pity golf to help keep in
She’s shown on the Minion Bills course at Kansas City.
“Just like walking on
cushions!” says one 85 Per-
center" enthusiast.
Theorthopedieally O. &
85Percenters’giveyouall
theeomiettyoumnttrw
thefirstminuteyouput’em
on. They'ilstsythstny.
loagasyolrwear'etn—snd
asthey’resiliesther.they’ll
wesral time.
liighnomblacknan.
Boone Parr Comm
more-“gm
"riss'rlh'a's
FRANZ DlENER
Jimmy Maloney of Boston batter-
rd Franz Diener of Germany to de-
ftat in a'iieree ten round tinal bout
ill Tex Richard's heavyweight clim-
instion tournament last night. I'iien-
or was battered continually under a
hail of smashing punches but man-
aged to keep ills foot throughout.
Meioney weighed :01. Dlener 186. ‘
Diener was outclassed from the
start. but his ability to absorb the
crushing right hand blows that have
floored Maloncy‘s last three oppo-
n-‘llts. brought him the admiration
of the 15.000 fans who cheered the
Teuton continually. Dicner fought
in a weaving. bobbing style that
bothered hialoncy.
Several times the German battler
slashed dut with both hands from a
crouch. landing punishing blows to
Maloaey's head and body that draw
blood from his right eye and mouth.
DIener- was a mark for hlaioney's
right cross. but although he stagger-
ed now and then under the punish-
ing attack. the 'l‘cuton was never
in real danger of being knocked out.
Msioney's heavy body attack weak-
ened the ermun toward the close.
Sandy Se fort of Pittsburgh won
the decision over Jack De Mave.
"golden boy" of lioboken. N. 1..
in a ten round semi-final battle of
Llondes. The constant clinching and
inflgh ng met with complete dis-
app ' i from the gallery. Seifert
weighed 18: 1-2 and De Msvo 188.
Art. De Kuh. New York ltalian
won from Charley Anderson. Chica-
go negro. in the third round of the
second ten round match when the
mid-west slugger dislocated his left
shoulder after 36 seconds cit fight-
ing in the round. Anderson's fierce
body punching had given him an
edge in the brief contest when he
auddenly dropped to the floor in
pain after he Kuli's right hand
crashed into his body.
' The weights were,
Anderson 102.
Art Welgand. Buffalo southpaw.
scored a on; round knockout our
Al Rood. New York battler. in the
first. of four ten round contests.
Carlin. Did Not
Expect New Job
LEWIBTON. Ma. Dec. 8. -—
Bill Csrrigan who has agreed to pi-
lot the Boston Red Sox again. today
shared his surprise with his towns-
mple. who had become reconciled
to his role of banker. ..
"My signing a Red Sox contract."
he said. “was just as much a sur-
prise to me as to you folks. I got
talking baseball and before}! knew
it. i weir-manager of the r‘ox again.
i can't. tell you how it happened it
less it .vas because they didnt let
me what I would have to do if i
took the job."
Do Kuh 205.
Bargains
. o --in--
Used Cars
Alison‘sosu .
' AotoIAIeorssories
0 laih'oad Ave. lo. let-walk
no Offence"
solo—Ins.
am mm '
Louis (Kid) Kaplan's dreams of
annexing the lightweight champion-
ship of the world went up in thin4
smoke when he sum red a knockout
at the hands of Billy “allure in
Cleveland. last night, according to
the Associated Prom. The former
featherweight c h a m p i o n at the
world went down to tho"'t'ntlvas
three times before Wallace pill over
the finishing blow and Kapian was
counted out.
Wallace's decisive victory over
Kaplan put a crimp in Kaplan's title
aspirations and was an upset of the
advance dope.
Kaplan. who resigned the feather-
weight crown because he found dif
ticully in making the weight had .m-
nounced that he was out after a
title bout with Sammy Msndcli for
the lightweight crown.
Wallace. carrying a powcrrui
right. had the former champion out~
ciassad from the third round. in
the disastrous ntth round he floored
Kaplan three times for counts of
five. seven and nine right crosses in
the chin. A fourth heavy right to
the jaw ended the Kid's champion-
ship aspirations.
After rather light opening round
Wallace had opened the fireworks in
tlie second frame with two rights to
the Jew that made Knplan’e km-es
buckle. From then tn the Kid was
unable to get away irom the (‘icru-
land boy's rights.
Kaplan weighed 133 pounds and
Wallace. 132.
Kaplan announced following the
light that he would seek a rcturn
bout with Wallace. lie blamed his
defeat to overconfldence.
it was the first time in many years
that Kid Kaplan had been floored
and the bout with Wallace was ex-
pectcd‘to be only a warm-up affair
for Kuplnn in preparation for the
battle with Sammy hiandcll for the
lightweight crown under the dine-
tion of Tel: Rickard in Madison
Square Garden soon.
The loss of this fight may mean a
long list of lights to prove he is a
contender again.
In a 12-round semi-final. Johnny
Parr. Cleveland featherweight took
the referee’s decision from Eddie
Shea. Chicago.
l‘huck Wiggins. Indianapolis light
llruvlwclght took a tcli~rnunll lic-
cision from Jimmy Delaney of Si.‘
l‘nlll.
Ready For
Low Perlettl snd Mike Esposito
are rounding into form for their bat.
tie in the feature bout of the Twin
City Sporting club. at the armory.
Tuesday evening.
Both fighters have been working
hard for this match and they should
be in tip top shape when they enter
the ring. They are both confident of
victory.
Matchmaker D'ave Rose reports a
larger. advance sale of tickets for the
bouts. They have been put on sale
in various places in this city. stam-
lord and Bridgeport. A large dele-
Perfetti And Esposito
Opening Gong
gallon of Lock City fans will be on
deck to cheer for h‘sposito.
Ed Keeley and Perry Shcrmun
will have a large following pt the
l'inizsidc. lloth of these boys are un-
xlous to win as it will mean another
bil‘p up the pugilistic ladder for
them. '
Hubby Robldeau and Boyer and
Eddie Britten and Frankie Cava-
naugh will swap punches in the
opening bouts on the card.
Some ml ty fine mitt artists have
been guthe d together by Match-
maker Hose and he promises the
fans who attend that they will see
plenty of action.
Norwich Football.
Schedule Ready
NORTHFIELD. Vt.. Dec. 8. -—
The Norwich university football
schedule for 1927 was completed
today with the addition of games
with Providence and Colby colleges.
Colby replaces Trinity on the pre-
viously announced schedule. comlns
to Northiield on October 15. The
Connecticut college was unable to
keep its engagement for that date.
it; was explained. Norwich filled in
its only other open date. October 8.
by arranging to play Providence in
Providence.
I
not Bride! the Collar.
BROWN—“Bay. old more it's
strange to see you going round in
that light top-coat this chilly
wes‘herI while your wife is wearias
swell ne'er tun."
BLACK—"Hy dear chap.
have to do is to think ofth
and immediately I start
-IBosten Tnns'Ipt.
all I
m“?!
iunlit-"ails rei- any room in the
If
WALL PAPER
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house. parlor.'diains-r_ooal. bed-
room and hail. laeiyea:
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sees-assua- ' ~
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'Inrasta'rua-to-us.
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Dempsey Denies
He Was Poisoned
LOS ANGELES. Dec. 8.——Jack
Dempsey denied here today that
poisoned coffee had anything to do
with his losing the heavyweight box-
ing crown to Gene Tunney several
months ago.
“I pjrobably had a little touch of
ptomaine a week or so before the
fight but that hadn't anything to do
with the result. I was perfectly all
right, when 1 went into the ring and
knew what was going on all the.
time.”
Captain Charles E. Mahbutt. who
was chief of Dempsey'e training
camp. was quoted from Baltimore
yesterday as saying that he. Demp-
sey and his trainer. were made ill
from poison placed in coffee cream
on the Saturday preceding the fight.
"I can't imagine Mabbutt saying
that." Dempsey adde’d.
PleasePsssthePa-oside.
"0h. miss. I have made a mistake
in this passport. I have put your
hair down as fair. and i‘. is dark."
“on. that is too bad! Will you
Irectify it—orI shall l?--'l‘he Out-
”; ._
Mrs. Robert Bacon of New York
city. has given 510.000 to Boston
university to establish a special lec-
tureship on the United smes‘Comu.
tution.
thtPrieetheKing?
A writer asks what is the most
obscure job in the world. The rice-
premiership of itsly. ! should think.
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The Score W as 18-10 -
Hogan Is Star of Speedy
Contest.
'l'lit‘ .\'«-w ('iill'lnll bum iii-ic'iliil
Sil‘sltfori‘. Lezlcn ill ill! cllclilllt:
game of the season ill Sii'rlll‘ord last
night. 411 to 29 iii a last game be-
fore a large crowd.
llogun. the New Canaan left for-
Will‘d hzltici'vd lhv Suburban team to
dci‘iat with six ’il'id goals and tlircl-
(011‘. goals for a total of 15 points
while Kelly's work was also worthy
of mention. Risbcri: starred for the
Straiford five. ' '
The score.
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CANCEL GAME
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Manager
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in book is gnuw \lilil lli" l'diellllilfi
for Sunday. ii: .‘Nl. in] 1130. if .'\l.'!ll"
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l'illlh'illl'llll for will ll i"‘l!l" w ill
Arid Gr Otto Win —— Bea'n Cuts High School Squad
And Indians Slip. Norwalk High Court Outfit
' Rounding Into Real Form
Will 'Carry Large S uiid"':\'ll'Sgl—son — Uniforms
Given Out to 20 Haters—Expects to Have
First ”Class Outiit ’liIiis icztr.
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'i.: in it ll t Illll was made writer-
1‘ mil l'v in ”will during at
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l ' ll.“l immi- \\'lllt'll will be llt‘lri
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1"! m‘ ill- Slililll‘x High school
ambit-1 lll nppns‘itiolt. -
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iri' nicr Ilium last )l'lr and Novel ni
«iii . i." “illi canuricrlu.
.‘i 1 Danny i‘erimnii.
idlilvfl Thin.” t’llili‘intt.
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-- iin- l: ll"‘illt*ii of lust and
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.‘illl‘l 1: :il l't'ilifiliii']. :llsu Shir-V-
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:vlhmi iiill ll()l'l a practice
3.- i. i‘li ill. public St'lloul's i'ltcill-
= u \\"I'lI.~l and this will niiiil’k
'l.-- i. ".ililv ol‘ tin sr .ison tor both
i ',2 , l'liiill ii- -.'lli is allowing “it
1 W5 .~ ‘i! .ll lini- passes as
\ minus v .l\'~' of shooting and
i 14.”:ny
ill‘..ll\,
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ll“ iii" i‘lil :ll'u: Edwin Chariott.
c“ and.
J ' q .\14 Iii. J'V'llx Mace. Chl'hl
_- __.... ,\. . limo. l-‘l'omer. Malcolm
Dave P‘I‘Olnwi‘ and his squad til iiu‘m l, ll'l'llli: Golden. Dan Perl-
Ali-Stars invaded the Nair-unit .lu ii r'.'i l :i_ Knox Mivann, Bill Miller,
loriulli. \‘(minrsduy lt'cliilzl; .till ': t\l lL‘l‘i‘lkI ”imam Shaw. Arthur
nosed out lllt‘ Nui'ivuli. «lulu! r u. \ lr in. llii Nl-vusky, lizliph Green-
tlic Im “will; by til-- bi'nl' n; 'Ji _. ' “(uni Hill in llrnun. (il‘nl‘ilv Mlntl<
:iiicr the lit: .\i<l.. _\' buys luiii. :Iil m l l n. 1 ii l' \\',li.'.'llt litiplir Raymond
the strand ii it till lie: Inky li.‘.:iid‘~l 'illil i .n. t (.omzilock.
iin . t his .ilc Hi >. .s lilni tlu'
\.'l:ii thin rill" innlcriai Coach
lull trains nni curb {mind a l;a.l 'l-
H“ I‘xpm'lfi to build up one of Hi"
'iile start. n; it run v.. is the 't‘lltl lvi’ hut ll ;:ll school combines in this
.iiu um, lie.'.‘i\'n.‘i'_ :lllii llll.‘ ‘ti'lliliiEiI \i“illl'}‘. Games have ‘rl-zldy ht‘l'll
n :il'lg' in»: the Lame. l < rim-.n‘twl with (iri-n-nwich. Dan-
ii‘ndlx More. “I”. tin“. i,.v_.r-I\..l_\.I li‘il')’. \\':l"rrll ,llril'diilg. (‘ommcrciai
was in». s: r or llli' in»: ii'i' u: in. NW1 F lilll‘s' ii';:li school. The locals
game. imvv i-z'niisr .Li‘fl 1.11- lillltl-
in: each ll.’),i'..t :1 me do im il c .. in:
I Lil pin} l-m‘ll loam twice.
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up a sultry Hi i\ i nu iim im 5 m i. l'il \vm'i.
llle iil‘st li‘il
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enough l'Hi' fiil- .l.ll"ili-H :llli lill
musket shuts by llirlin limit from a.ll
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Valuable Player
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$3533.." 'i' i'» 1: ”$1.1:II' HUI twining i' Sam"; '.l:il‘(m'i clcvcn. This decision
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"What has become'of Schmidt?" Totals. 10 ti 2". E A R L Y
“He went to America and has i
made a name for liimscll‘ there." The Queen. amazing it bouquet of
“How?" sweet, puns, was: lircst l'cr ilic'I
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Nebclspaitcr (Zurich). I'aul Dispatch.
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