Norwich bulletin., 1915-10-09
EDWIN w. HIGGINS
 Attorneysat-Law -o Corner Main and. aShetucket Streets
GIBBONS HuREs rsy as4' s-os
 5s DEFI AT. ..PAckEY
Mike Anxious for Another Match to
 Go Twenty Rounds

McFarlands has been the cause of so much criticism. He is still more wrought up over the fact that many declared Packey the victor. Word was received from St. Paul recently that Gibbons had challenged Mcfarland to a return match, and that he had con- scented to donate his share of the gate receipts to charity. The only Stipula- tion that he makes are that the con test be twenty rounds. that the weight be 154 pounds at the ringside, and that Packey fight for side bet lof $1O,000. 4
 T belis1e." said Gibbons. 'that if McFariahd believes that he Is the bet ter man sbe will consent to this ar rangemen6zsId don't care what he does with his share cof the receipts. in case the match is made. What I want, to do is to firmly establish the fact in the minds of the doubters that I can whip him in most decisive style if the weight is right"
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 Moran's Record in Tabloid Eoerl. ;! His name is Patrick Meran. One guess as to his nationality is sufficient. He was born in F1tchburg. Mass. thirty-n years ago.
 He began to play semi-pro ball for the Central Park. Orange. Mass, and continued with this club through the seasons of 1895 and 1896.
 For the season of 1897 he was with Lyons, N. Y,. also the first month of 1888. finishing the season at Court In 1898 and 1900 he was with Mon treal.
 From 1s61 to 1905 inclusive he was with the Boston Nationals
 From 1906 to 1909 he was with the He came to Philadelphia in 1910, and hbs remained with the club ever since. ata@ @
 The present season is his first ex- perience as manager.
 Hep brings Philadelphia the first pennaIt the National League club in that City has ever had,-From the Worlds Series Baseball Magazine.
 White Sox Take Third Game.
 Chicago, Oct. S.-The White Sox to- day won the third game of the series for the citytGcl1am pionshiH from their ?. xThe series. now stands 2 to l in the American leagues favor =
 The game Mas a pitching duel be- tween sF'abert and Pierce. in which the l9t latter weskened in; the the eighth inning. FE aev Ss5slSssS fss2.fsss 5tR HE Nationals 0 0 0 0 0 o O O 2--2 5 0 Americans 0 0 o 0 o 0 0 5 15 12 1 Pierce, Zabel and Archer; Faber and Scnalk' .>ast zs,~<E.s-s s4s..'@s
 Willard e6 Fight Logical Contender Jess Wizard has announced that his first fghtft0 defend the title of worlds chamPion heavyweight pugilist wifct he.swon from lack Johnson, probably will take place in New Orleans. 1T Logical Contended" for the title selected blythe sporting swriterstof tn. countrys, He said erwotild accent tn, offer of New Orleans promoters for Z 20 round match there during Mardi
 s .i ,t.s-f s--s--.---214l-si :,1s. -.ss.e4 ? Blue Grass Stake Goes to Russell Boy Lexington. ky, Oct. S.-The Blu, Grass stake, the chief event on tn card. of the grand circuit meeting her today, was captured in straight heat by zRHssellzA Bow driven by Pop the first heat and QHeen Abbess in tn second and third. Russell. Boy wa easily the best and had aEao dif4cult in winning. The time in the first hea was 2.0S S-4, fghiehais a record for tn race. i.idslsE Fl sdass E9sE sc5
 FPS Trot Feature.
 Danbury, Conn, Oct S.-TheE featur of the second days racing at the Dan bury fair was the 2.25 trot@ which wa won by BnlN Burke h shsin.gfouT heats rAA although closely pressed. bysE Binge and Allen King. Considering tn heavy tnacA good time was made f ai' tne ''snssiss,.z 1s.ss,.z--.-zs -.-zs ss2ss. U ~
 N. E, A. at .Hartferd. The Academy footbaIT team journey to Hartford today, where they wi meet the Hartford public high schot team. Practice during Che past wee at the Academy has been nght.so owin
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 Sachems vs. Emeralds Sunday.
 Sachems piay at willifnantic Sun day against the Eneralds.4 v
 Tho keeping of Legore on the set ond team at Yale seems to be a nnys tery and it seems pity that so goo man should lie. idle on the. side line especially last SafnfdaE when Fl Blue eleven neeaed som cone With sh1 to hold up then sstandar7se Eegure= brilliant offensive back, accurai baaBer and anF except ptionally fine pun