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That Looked-for Turn in the Long
Lane Oftentimes Is Only a Crossroad
Curteya Ripping Mad,
Relieves Aching Mind
Raves Over One Little
Word .nul Says Hc'U
Rtm (he Big Bout.
"PIKER" IS WORD
THAI JACK SCORNS
Man Who Has Jess Willard's
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Sun** .nul overcoats have
been revised m price?values
ex? eptionall) good.
"Shire" collars are linen
where ill?" wear t (?in*"-.
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luid only m oui stores
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R(X;! R. i'l.i l ( ?.MPANY
Hioadv-i, HiOddw*y
at I3th St ? 1 4th St
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Broadway Corners" 1 ihh A?e.
et Warren at 41st St
! Offers for Big
Bout Pour In
Offers im the Moran-Willard heal
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j.i.U O'Brien, ol Philadelphia,
?t,iil.tii late '.ii. ? iiria"?'?. afire aad
laut i , rrttled ? ii? 1? I'T r-lli.lMIO mi
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Thaaka for the |lft, Jack, hut
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!,r urn "-Mi mho (,,r lin- Will.ir.l
Mm.hi tit-lit. ilio l???ni in talti? place
m or mit ?it doora In Philadelphia.
4.i\ rounds, aoaae tiiae betweea nan
and ihr last "I May, "??int do jrea
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run the shoe myeelf. Veai eaTei
i? the heal one made >n. l?ui 1 ?rill
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IN SQUASH MATCH
Defeats Columbia Club Easllj in
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FRENCH BABY
RACERS BRING
SMALL PRICES
John Sanford Pays Top
Figure, $1,250. ior .Sis
Um* to Rock View.
Thej ' ere not bu) ing eithei I
?>r English thoroughbred, la-1 night
Even tin' magic ol the nan i lierai de
or th? bl.1 linea of the 1 ?
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gh to <i|"-n the purae
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Ambitious Plans Made to
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Ball Clubs and Players Dont Care WhoOwns Them Any More *
BRIGGS
CALDWELL WINS
1,000-YARD RACE
ON ARMORY FLOOR
Goulding Equals world's
Mark lit Save a Home
Fund Games.
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Post Season I rip I" Be lake?
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George Chip Scores Two
Knockdowns in Bout
at Broadway Club.
II fa to I attend
'it ? rown of his George
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With a .ei u not be d*?
Broekl; ?? ? :
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1 chin ami the Pil i wont
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rai i""- ' thai punch
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punchei with both hands un'
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if te i had Ix en floored ? i
nt t?: ? " ' ? ? rned to thinl
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lit? !... k? i toward I - corner a here
l'.i Rudolpl .'? .-i Id d ii 4 ' '..i - i
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(.?ii f n d? I en old n .
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mil klcCo) In'l iia\-f- .i eha i I a
.- t bai I ? r I l< of battle n ?
im -i oflg that ha could
. do morf than take h.-. medicine
like a game man.
In tha* tenth round ' olon?
self ol
\t hen he atternr*" i to knocl "
? : ' ? week. It
4 ; ? ? ? ? I a perfect
??|i'od ? that poor < took 1
I ?!.; .? K.ill] kl
m tl,.
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of Doyl?
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Personal Touches Here
and There in Boxing
_By IGOE _
The Leo Fljmn-Jim < erbett feud be
to boil over. In rei
lamei
ircaat 'he ir
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beel ? Jami
Kling Corbetl
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him, ??ri?] it
?oun.l.'.l like-th?
truth in m hat J Im
I will <x
plsin.
. Tom did ipai about
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five I i a ?out -?** .in
tlon in tli? Manl ? Art of Self-de?
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I thai
? ni.1.1 be plentj for th? lay, bul
Big Ti .me back to give 1
?.. Mr
Bill Shanl if CI icago. Indeed he did
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"That i? the reaaon thi.r. ' owler"a
taked to box
Shanks ""- t"?''11 clubs you mentioned m
?our column, Mme beck with the
't nip worn twaddle,' What eool
1? r gel buxinrr Shank?." Cowler knows
?hat h?? could g'', '"r ,:"' thing 'a
i.1 pa-* mg.'
"Now if Corbet! can inject enough
g lore' to gel
. . r th?? i it.g with
? he l" it I ' ??' ? ??? ? ?' ' i? ? loped in th??
u .--? ., ? .;.? ?will
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.:..)? d ".Vllh l'Oll
summ ite Cowler VV hen
SliniiK Igh vsith ?'..??ler lit* can
?till stay h, the limelight an.I
1>> ilomg the
hile Jim continues on ?nth
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puff, Jami LEO P. 1 LYNN "
J nil S;o >.-? ? dotfa \? I ? r\. ?
gain doth he fell right
straight down on
laughl ?
"It maki m, the
I.* o meets < ?harlie
..rting ( lub
t Wedn? ' .. nighl ? i ? I
i , w Frank
Moran r'..i .1 battle with Jens W il lard
for the heavyweight championship of
ti,<* world f ki that Fran)
k""l ? m an.I h?! that but he
wouldi ? . , ' Ihi ?-?? roui : 1 ? ith Jes -
W : lard would feinl him mr.? h knot
nn.l as he ran punch jus! ..> hard
. Moran, the match wuul.l be
!.'?!
"I -a ieh Moi an would agree 4
me again. I would give him
bad a beating . heron :
. 1 think that ? ' ? ? ?
' " er him,
which ? ? only black mark against
? before he fought
...I not onlj
? g dra ? ing card in N'ew "i ..1 k, bul 1
?? ? im out by the I
thai llora
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Moran again I don't ?-? ant a -
' long del .. . ? ?a a-.?ii
and Dillon * . ?.. -
r IV -e l y 1 ?
the night
o Jai uarj 25 11 must be 10, for .John
Paddj D inn, tl - du ?. accredited new?
1er for Weis , -, ? ? , em. !
poi if,. ?????? it 1 ??Vet!
"I' will poai IIV-4 tal place, Ige
old man. There a/ill !,?? no barbed s re
I ?" cnta THIS timi It ??ill come
as Ih? -un riaea und
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cone? it aun you
?? ?? over m Brooklyn,
la ce a he ? ha Brook
m been do rig hei 1 - na and ? ?
""If '" ' ? >NI -!'"t ! Oh, John, r?er
??a? jours a quaint, droll cit?.
Boxing Bouts
for the Week
? ?O-NK.HI.
M.-l.ti Sf-fjrtlni Clull? J?hnny Em. and J?r?k
|f0Sn Mickfy Dunn and B?;illn, Hmry,
Wllll. A.lr.y sari Vounq Rolf.
Vaide-bllt Athl?tle Club? K. 0 Ed,?r, aid
Kid T?yio- SI Sea? and Battling Mofan
N?. Polo A. C ? Frenklf- Fofra.t ?nd IH
Mar-enry
s VI I RDAY.
f.irmnnt Athl.tlf. Club?C?|r lt>y Lfura-d and
Mlk. M ? . Hi III. V-.-.i ?nd Wnltfry
Allan.
B-oad?.. Soortlna Ciub--J?? C*'( ?nd fr?nkl?
Notl.f
-,-. Vf>rk StSMta Club ?Harrt D?n?hu. ?nd
! ..'Hi. May
(,.---?.. 4 C ?BUI Shank, and Bn?r Red.I.
Battling lafn and J.mmy Tayler. AI Tnemaa
and Son, "?'ff-rdi rtma t?n-reund pr?l|m.
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0<?*rnab?r? A C ?r?un, Utt? ?nd CM.k
MANAGER OF MORAN
TELLS HIS STORY
Sport it?g Editer, New Vork Trib ti
Tea Rickard and Sum McCrackea art
still in the running for tho Willard
Moraa rnrtrh. as fat a?? Moran is con?
cerned, and tho latter will keep his
promise to fight for them until they
gfive the word that It la impossible for1
them to get the match. Marea a !
ed terms with Rickard and Mel raefcen
ft far the Weat,
and it ?;h understood by the proi
1 iriey, actii .; .1- the Lastet u
? ... i f Willard, had a
- 1,000 tor W
l had ?' conference with Curley and
Hairy Pollok sheitl] before meeting
rd and Met renn?
for a i . ? ?
I ? kpi '?"': ? g del ? ??? "
and i ?? i ei bal agr? ? menl s . -
made, r? - irdleai or' ? urley -
? preai on hia arrival here W
daj. i it fairer the April date
told Rickard that ? wie] wai
and entertained
of the Wt itei ner landing it ,** a
of i'iji i with the i
W Hard combination want
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< irley returned with a few lame
. four dun- .,- ? ' "bull
? irki't." He has a contrae!
ting th Moran in
April, the contract being void unleaa ha
? i the match by February l. Ha
i i|i:..'..? ;.- -.4;.ring that Moraa will
tight when ; ?'? .-.i will
to Kive him a chaaca at the
?itie.
Moran baa made b'mie'.t a drawing
? 11 ? alona as the only man
with Willard. In
. I no decision conteal Moran
will ha-? .. iay '.'i the dictation el
. ? - , ^ take
'? en does Cui ley come In to
ai : lamand that
ent them? With I ha nan ?? 1 '
ol Tes R ekard and Sam Me? ra<
: ' omoters of ? he alfa
all arc aaaui
g handled s sport
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1;. Ri? ksrd "*' ? ? 1 leeepted by
? ?? ?? ? indcratanding that the
? ke place indoors some
?l.i <-' . b ;? in the event that |
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get Willard to box, then ?n open air
n II be in order and m im re
. tting 1 |ual share of the,
re? -? ; '? he will inaiat that the ? I
be left "i" 1- te the highest bidder.
S ncerelj.
IKE DORCAS,
igt of Prank M
Dartmouth Beats Colgate
Hanoi er, N ll . Ian tO. In t 1 ? ???
fa ? ?game here be nighl the Dartmouth
ball team defated I olgati
1 ? 1 ? ? ton plaj I'd a -(>??< dj. co
- itenl gem? KenBed). the ? ?igate
left forward, ?cored sixteen of their |
eighteen joints.
SINCLAIR'S MEN
COME TOO HIGH
FOR THE YANK
Donovan Wants w0usch
andCullop. but Will \0,
Pay Price Named.
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