The Bridgeport evening farmer. [volume], December 14, 1909, Page 7, Image 7

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THE FARMER: DECEMBER 14, 1909
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I Came, I Saw, I Con-
: quered," Wrote
i "'. Julius Caesar
Why don't yon come? Why
don't you sfee? Why don't you
, conquer T
Not a hostile army on the
field of battle, but a beautiful
suit at Hurley"
A IS note saved on your
clothing will come In handy
around this time of the year
so why not come up today. .
' The folks at home will think
8-Claus -visited you.
Today, friend tomorrow nev-
er cornea
W. R. HURLEY & CO.
1107 MAIN STREET
YALE COUNCIL PREPARES
FOR GRIDIRON REFORMS
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New Haven, Dec 14. That Tale ia
going to take an active part in revising-
the present football rules be
came known here last night, when it
was stated on excellent authority that
the university athletic council Is pre
paring a statement bearing on the
subject of football reform. It Is un
derstood that the university Is not
tlind to the fact that the rules need
a complete overhauling, and. that be
ing the sentiment the country over,
those having athletics in charge at
Yale are going ahead to do all that
is possible toward devising a Set of
roles and regulations which will save
the gameand make it possible to play
it without a great degree of danger
to life and limb.
Walter Camp came back from New
York on Saturday greatly Impressed
with certain features of the Canadian
came played there at - the invitation
rt the New York Herald, and he has
consulted with the University Coun
cil. of which Professor Theodore
Woolsey.- Henry B. Sargent, Ir.
Camp and Secretary Stokes are mem
bers. President Hadley, who last week
went to Boston for a talk with Mr.
l.owell. president of Harvard, said
esterday afternoon that Yale was
preparing something dealing with a
reformation of the playing rules.
"We fully appreciate the serious
ness of the football situation." said
Mr. Hadley. "but I prefer to say
nothing until we are ready to act."
Proftssor Robert N. Corwln. who
has been clise to Yale athletics for
years and who was himself a football
captain at Yale, said last night that
certain Yale authorities were prepar
ing a statement which should have
an important bearing on the football
situation and that it would be ready
soon. Professor Corwin. while he
did not see the game between the
Hamilton and Ottawa teams Satur
day, stated that from what he had
been told by those who did see it
there were certain features uncover
ed in the style of play used by the
Canadians which doubtless will be In
corporated in the game as played In
the United States.
It is intimated here that the ques
tion of new football will be a subject
for discussion at the December meet
ing of the Yale corporation, this aft
ernoon and which will be attended
by President Taft.
with a vicious left swing. "Irish"!
managed to scramble to his feet before I
ten was counted and stayed the limit.
In the preliminaries. Joe Kelly
knocked out Charley Havlgan In the
first round. Maxy Landon beat Young
Tldo In four rounds. Eddie Smith
knocked out Young Stall In the first
round and then defeated Al Hancock
In a four-round event. The police
sefved summons on MCMahon, the
matchmaker of the club, and the fight
er hi the main event, to appear before
Magistrate Stelnert tomorrow.
LISTEN F
Donl burn5 your' money? yoa
might as weil shovel yoer doiirs
into the fire as to put poor Coal
into your stove, grate or furnace.
If you come here yu will pet,
the best COAL, on the market.
v Patrick McGee
v-vV 269 East -
Washington Ave. E
Buy Frisbi.'s Pies,
: ;OU AT ALL STORES
"Be sore and order a Trlsble Pie for
dinner today. We have all kinds and
yon are sore to be satisfied.-
NELSON AND
WELSH MATCHED
DANE AGREES TO MEET ' ENG
LAND'S CHAMPIOX FOR 920,000
PURSE IN IiOXDOX CLUB. '
Chicago. Deo!- 14. The lightweight
supremacy of the world will be sett ed
beyond discussion when Battling Nel
son, the acknowledged world's cham
pion of that division, and Fredil
Welch. England's best lightweight, will
do battle in London on February 12,
Lincoln's Birthday. The men were
matched by cable yesterday. The
battle is to be of twenty rounds dura
tion Tor a purse of (20 000 guaranteed,
the weight to be at 133 pounds ring
side. Nelwn will get two round trip
tickets and $500 for training expenses.
When "cabled these provisions for a
fight. Nelson immediately accepted all
of the terms offered by Boxing, a
sporting periodical of London. The
famous Dane has decided to cancel all
theatrical dates In this country after
next week. Nelson has a clause hi his
contract stating that he may withdraw
from the arrangement by giving the
management two weeks notice.
This battle will settle . the much
mooted question of who Is the best
lightweight in the world. V Nelson
gained his world's title rightfully, but
fhortly after he was crowned king of
the division. Welch jumped .Into the
breach, and was developed -rapidly un
til now he ! considered a worthy con
tender for the premier laurels. Welch
has beaten every man he has met In
this country and England. He out
fought and outboxed Abe Attell. the
bantamweight champion. Welch's
only obstacle to the lightweight title Is
Nelson, and he will have to be at his
best to land the Dane's crown.
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counts its friends by the thou
sands.' Army and Navy people
stay here, as do all experienced,
travelers. For more excellent
living facilities quiet ele-ance and
sensible prices, are hardly obtain
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As for transportation facilities.
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surface cars are all practlc-i:y at
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Splendid Moor sh dining rooms
are but one of the many famous
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INDUSTRIAL LEAGUE.
Good night to the quintet from the
Holmes & Edwards Co. It was three
losses for them last evening In the
Industrial league contest with the
lumbermen from the A. W. Burritt
Co. - The Silversmiths were )ua$. a
little too weak In the first two strings.
They lost the first by 18 pins and the
second by one less. The third was
a walk away for the Burrltts. Wyllle
of the winners pounded out a high
single of 102, being tied with Blume
of the same team for high totals of
2(8. The scores:
A. TF. Burritt Co.
..... 8 91 73 255
88 . 82 79 249
92 85 91 268
90 ' 89 T9 25S
82 84 ' 103 2S
443 431 424 1293
Holmes & Edwards.
Smith.' 84 67 151
E. pumphy .... 80 79 69 228
Woodruff 78 88 166
Welsh 4. 96 92 70 2S8-
Jonos 82 88 74 244
G. Dumphy .... 95 77 172
Hawley
Morris .
Blume .
Terrill .
Wyllie .
431 420 368 1219
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CONNECTICUT LEAGUE MAG
NATES AGREE ON DATES.
The Schedule committee of the Con
necticut Learue, comprising Owner
Cameron of New Haven. Fred Wrln
kler of Holyoke. and James H. Clarkin
of Hartford, met In the Capitol City
yesterday afternoon, having Sid Chal
lenger of this city, the official sched
ule builder, also present. The com
mittee took it upon themselves to
change the dates arranged by Presi
dent Tracy for the holidays, though
that gentleman has heretofore made
the decision, which was never disput
ed. Some of the managers balked at
the holiday assignments, so the com
mittee fixed 'em. up as follows:
Decoration Day. May SO Springfield
at Holyoke and Holyoke at 8prtngfleid.
Northampton at Hartford and Hart
ford at Northampton. Waterbury at
New Britain and New Britain at Wa
terbury. and New Haven at Bridge
port and Bridgeport at New Haven.
Independence Day, July 4 Holyoke
at Northampton and Northampton at
Holyoke. New Haven at Springf eld
and Springfield at New Haven. Hart
ford at New Britain and New Britain
at Hartford, and Waterbury at Bridge
port and Bridgeport at Waterbury.
Labor Day, September Holyoke at
Northampton and Northampton at
Holyoke. (Hartford at Springfield and
Springfield at Hartford. Bridgeport at
New Britain and New Britain ' at
Bridgeport, and New Haven at Water
bury and Wsterbury at New Haven.
The committee alo decided to change
the opening date from April 99 to the
!9th. The latter date falls on Fri
day, so that all the teams will now
have a home game In the first two
days of the season. The assignments
are as follows:
April 29 Hartford at Northampton.
Bridgeport at New Haven. Holyoke at
Springfield. Waterbury at New Brit
ain. .
April 39 New Haven at ' Hartford,
NortbaTrton at Holyoke. New Britain
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I RYAN MAY TRAIN JEFF.
I Tommy Ryan, the former middle
weight chan.plon. may take an Import
ant hand in training James J. Jeffries
for his meeting with Jack Johnson.
Ryan Is at his home In Benton Har
bor. Mich. He states that he will this'
week confer with Jeffries, who has
summoned Ryan for a talk. Ryan Is
, credited with having . taught Jeffries
j the famous "crouch" position during
; the former champion's conqueating
daya. ,
- POLICE FOIL OROURKB.
Tom O'Rourke's National Sporting
Club In New York failed to give its
initial show7 last night as the police
i had stolen a march on the veteran.
. Four officers had managed to obtain
tickets for the show, and also got sum
mons from Magistrate Stelnert for the
fighters and O'Rourke In case the show
opened. Rather than have any argu
ment with the law, O'Rourke called
the affair off.
WOLGAST BOUT PUT OFF.
Los Angeles. Dec 14.--The ten-round
bout scheduled to take place between
Frank Plcato and Ad Wolgast before
the Pacific Athletic Club, in this city,
tomorrow, has been postponed until
December 81. Picato's manager aeked
for the postponement, asserting that
Plcato was suffering from an attack
of grippe. He forfeited 3200 which he
put up to Insure Picato's appearance.
A new heavyweight possibility will
be unblanketed In California tonight.
Walter Schulken. an ex-amateur, who
is said to be as good as Sam Berger -or
Al Kaufman, will enter the ring
agalnat "Gunboat" Smith at Oakland.
Gunboat was the American Jack Tar
who gave up the ship for real action
In the ring. He trained with Johnson,
and first gained prominence when It ,
was claimed that he floored Johnson in
his training camp with a full swing to
the law. He followed this up with a
win over Young Peter Jackeon. Jack
son had been selected at Schulken'a
opponent, but Gunboat beat him to- It.
There are hopes for new - material In
either one of them, as both are terri
ble hitters. .
CASTOR I A
Tor Imfkats and Caildren.
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34 P. O. ARCADE Tel. 130-4-4
"DUMPY" WILLIAMS .QUINTET
HAD REAL STAGE FRIGHT.
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Team G took all three points from
Team H in the Elks, tournament upon
the alleys at the Elks' club last night.
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TSAM G.
McCarthy 11 1S 117 S9
Hurley 168 166 130 464
Dietrich 139 156 126 421
Devitt 160 130 135 425
Brewer- 179 168 ,174 621
' Totals 762 ' 75S 632 2200
. TEAM H.
J. Musante 149 IM 140 449
Buckley .... 149 137 874
FYantsen 137 123 109 369
Callahan 158 146 118 42.
Williams 157 139 199 495
Totals : ...750 ' 703 654 2109
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BOLTS THIS rVEEK.
Tonight Dave. Deshler vs. Ray
Broneon. Tommy Stagg vs. Billy Nix
on. Freddie Magulre vs. Mike Mella,
Abe Gordon vs. Joe Trainer. Joe
Brown vs. Kid kBoult, Armory A. A.,
Boston.
Ad Wolgast vs. Frank Plcato. Los
Angeles.
Younet Ziringermvs. Phil McGovern,
Pittsburg.
Battling Hurley vs. Cy Smith,
Schenectady.
Howard Smith vst Danny Goodwin,
New York.
Adt-m Ryan vs. Fred Corbett. Phila
delphia. -
Wednesday Eddie Burns vs. Tommy
Bergin. Lewlston. Me.
Eldle Shevlln -rs. F. Rodman. Web
ster. Sreoketalk at St. Alphonaus A. A.
Ra'ph Tickle vs. George Murray.
Harry Enele. U. S. S. New Jersey, vs.
I Young Nagle. Mike Hanley vs. Young
Demara. Apollo A. C. Salem.
Thursday Kid Shea va. Kid Mer
cier. Lawrence.
1 Franki Bums vs. Tounr TJenn's.
Kid Raymond va Young Moran, New
York.
Friday Monte Attell va Danny
Webster. San Francisco.
Dick Hyland va. Cyclone Thompson.
K&n.oas City.
Arthur Cote vs. Kid Goodman, Man
chester. N. H.
Saturday Joe Thomaa vs. Frank
Klaum. Philadelphia.
Willie .Lewis va Sid Russell. Paris.
(Sunday Jimmy Clabby va Guy
Buckles, New Orleans.
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WAISH OUTPOIXT3 PADDY. .
Joe Wagner refused to meet Harry
Thomas In the star bout last night in
New York, on the ground that Thomaa
refused to weigh in and was over
weight. Eddie Walsh and Irish Paddy
were substituted and battled for ten
rounds with Walsh havtng the better
of the argument. Walsh came nearly
ending the festivities in the fourth
when he knocked Paddy to the canvas 4
(fireproof)
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Fifth
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Hall Clocks $25 oo to $250.00
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Parlor Stove
Prices Cut
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An Xmas Special Worth
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Child's $2.00
mission
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