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The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-11-12

the cooperation of George Waldo. managing editor of the Post and Telegram, who voluntarily agreed to give a belt to the best boxer in each class among the amateurs.
 These belts will be no mere leather girdles but handsome works of art and valuable both for their intrinsic value and the association they carry with them-as being mathematical of 8 title courageously and fairly won in the manly sport of boxing.
 Any amateur boxer in Bridgeport or the surrounding suburban towns will be eligible to enter this big amateur tournament and try for the belt in his class. Physical examinations will be made of each entrant and this of it. self will be of value to the young man who will learn if he is sound or has some organic trouble.
 The amateurs desiring to enter the tournament will not be charged any fee for entering. All they will be re- quired to furnish is a suitable box ing suit, which consists of trunks and a pair of shoes and stockings. Jus where the tournament will be held is not yet decided upon but the commis- sion is confident that a suitable place can be obtained at a reasonable price.
 This developing of the amateur boxers of Bridgeport is not going to be a scheme to commercialize the sport. The money obtained from ad- nissions will be used for some worthy purpose.
 The boxing commission feels that there are numerous public spirited citizens who are deeply interested in the physical development of Bridge ports youth, and that there will be a general cooperation with the box ing commission in this effort to en- courage the ambitious young boxers of the city.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-11-12
PENN PREPARING FOR
 PITTSBURGH ON SAT.

Philadelphia, Pa, Nov. 12.-Remem- bering the blowup in the Penn State game principally on account of wet turf and greasy ball, Coach Bob Fol well put the Penn team through a drill in the rain yesterday afternoon.
 The Penn backfield was made up of Capt. Bell at quarter; Joe Straus and Ben Derr. halfbacks, and Bots Brun- ner, fullback. Herb Dieter and Ho- bey Light did not practice. They are nursing bad injuries
 The sale of tickets for the Pitt game is the biggest in years. The public sale opens today. It is expected that more than 25,O00 will see Saturdays game.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-11-12

in administering the law
 ''The questions involved" he add ed, 'are such that the lapse of time and the taking effect of the Eigh- teenth Amendment to the Constitu- tion of the United States, may render a decision herein of no avail and ma z deny to the plaintiff in the court be- low the substantial right to be heard"
 The distillers and brewers are very active in the courts. Their attorneys have advised them that the war Pro- hibition act is unconstitutional and cannot be enforced. United States judges have expressed doubt on the constitutionality of that law within the last ten days.
 Keen interest is manifested here in the case of the Eastern Hotel Cor poration; whose property may be de- clared a public nuisance under the Volstead act
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-11-12
ABDUCTION AT
 HARVARD SEES
 TEAM'S FAULTS

Cambridge, Mass, Nov. 12.-Percy Haughton, coach of so many winning Harvard football teams in the past, paid his first visit to the Crimson squad behind the secret practice fence yesterday afternoon. No hurry caW' has been issued Haughton, but he was down at Princeton the other day, and was not very much impressed with the work of the Crimson backs against the Jersey forward passing game.
 Haughton watched the long work out between the substitutes and the scrubs and did what he could to help Fishers backs show more aIertness and sense for the ball on the variety of short passes that have netted so much ground for the Harvard oppo- nents in the last two games. He will be out again later but says that bus mess will not allow him to take an every day place n-the staff.
 The scrimmage, which wasn't all for HaughtOn's benefit, was the real thing. There was no, special drive, but the substitutes, including Cat wick, the only mar. of the lot who played against Princeton. banged away at the scrubs, and the scrubs, using the Yale formation, did what they could to blast the 'Narstty's de- lenses.
 The line is not likely to be shifted much, but the backfield problem is one that is going to take some in genuity on the part of the coaches to solve. Harvard has shown plenty of open field stars, but except for the two Horweens the coaches seem to have been dissatisfied with all the heavier types suitable for line break ing.
 The backfield situation is serious at Cambridge now with R. Horween hurt and A. Horween still needed for the middle of the rushing. The materials has been here all along, but there has been a rniscue somewhere.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-11-12
COACHES DRILL
 PRINCETON MEN
 ID TACKLE HARD

Princeton, N. j., Nov. 12 - That greatest of all jinxes. the weather, which has been doing its best to up- set Princeton football, again made visit yesterday afternoon, when three hours of steady rain interfered with Roper's plans for stiff scrimmage.
 So, prohting by the experience Of the Harvard contest, the afternoon was mainly given over to drill in de- fensive play. Practice in tacking for every member of the varsity, with the second string backs carrying the ball, took up a large part of the time, but on the slippery field the first string men were unable to demonstrate con clusiyeIy whether or not tJey were mailing their man with any greater success than in the game with the Crimson.
 Although all the Princeton regulars, according to Keene Fitzpatrick, came through the Harvard struggle with only minor injuries, Bill Roper was not so optimistic as usual over the chances of beating Yale, fearing ap- parently that the Colgate, West Vir- vinia and Harvard games, one right after another, took a lot out of his men.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-11-12
WILLIAMS VS. CHAINS
 HERE ON THANKSGIVING

According to story in New Haven paper, all arrangements have been made for Thanksgiv- ing game between the Williams eleven of New Haven and the American Chain team. The con test will take place at NewfieId park on the afternoon of the hoH- day. It is reported that the Will Hams manager has posted a for felt of $500 to bind the contest The Williams players gave fine exhibition here recently and re- turn engagement will be wei cOmed by local fans.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-11-12
BENNY LEONARD GOES
 ON OKLAHOMA JOURNEY

New York. Nov. l12-Benny Leon ard, the lightweight chsElpion, en- trains this afternoon for Tulsa, Okla, where he will battle Jimmy Duffy of Lockport, IS rounds. In that town of millionaire recruits our famous impressario, John Reisler, holds forth. Naturally a match of this mag nitude must be run under the man agement of John Reisler, formerly known as John the Barber"
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-11-12
Bogash Wants to Meet Clinton Again
Sam Driver, manager of Louie E

Sam Driver, manager of Louie Bo- gash, tn local welterweight, is clam bring for another match between his protege and Johnny Clinton of New York. Bogash received the decision over Clinton last week at Webster, Mass, but according to reports it didn't prove popular with the fans. Driver thinks that Bogash has Clin- tons number and will prove 1t in an other bout But it is unlikely that Clinton will consent to another bout with the local boy unless he comes in at 140 pounds, which Is impossible for the former.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-11-12
Boxing News
 And Gossip
Sapper Cohan \ Busy Fighter.
By G. c. Hawman.


 Sapper Conan, formerly of this city, now living in Jersey City, has become quite popular around that section on account of his good show ing in bouts there recently. On Thurs day night he meets Jimmy Lucas of New York in the star bout Of ten rounds at Kingston, N. Y.; on No vember 21 he has been signed up on an all star card at Newark, his op- ponent has not yet been announced; on November 24, he meets Tommy Shea, the crack New Haven feather weight, in the star bout of ten rounds at Walingford, Conn.,, and on No vember 27 he clashes with Frankie Farmer Of Elizabeth, N. J., in the eight round semi-finaI to the Larry Williams-Charley Weinert fracas. Benny Miller, the popular New Jer- sey boxing promoter and manager is looking after Cohan's affairs in New JerSeV
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-11-12
DID CENTER COLLEGE
 USE SOME RINGERS?

The fact that Center college, which is located at Danyille, Ky, and has only 25O students, beat West Virginia last Saturday, has caused the fans to suspect that ringers were used by the little college. Charley Moran, a Nation al league umpire, is coach at Cen ter and it is said that his team consists of a squad of husky mountain boys. Suspicion has been raised against several col leSe teams this season for using ineligible men.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-11-12
vaIger-Britt at Syracuse, Nov. 24.

valger's wonderful showing against Young Michaels at Syracuse, N. Y, the other night, when he all but put the New Yorker to sleep, has caused the fans to demand another match, featuring the French champ. The Arena A. A of Syracuse immediately got in touch with Frankie Britt of New Bedford, Mass, and the latter agreed to meet the Flash in a ten round bout in that city on November 24.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-11-12
Bogash-DoyIe in Brockton.

Louie Bogash of this city, has been matched with Paul Doyle, the crack welterweight, formerly of New Haven, for the star bout of twelve rounds, before the Protector A. c. of Brock ton, Mass, in the latter city on Fri day night. Bogash has posted a $50 forfeit as appearance money.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-11-12
Joe Jeanette Claims Foul.

Joe Jeanette claimed that Bartley Madden, the Irish heavyweight, hit him low in the fourth round of their bout last night and he was unable to continue. The bout was about even I'D to the fourth, Madden being the aggressor.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-11-12
Leonard In First Decision Bout.

Benny Leonard will box in his first decision bout since winning the title from Freddie Welsh. He left New York this morning with his manager, Billy Gibson, for Tulsa, Okla, where he meets Jimmy Duffy of Lockport, in 15-round decision bout at 40 pounds ringside.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-11-12
Bob Martin Increases K. o. Record.

Bob Martin, former A. E. F. heavy weight champion, has added another to his record which is steadily grow ing. He put Jack Moran of St. Louis to sleep the other night at Minneap- oils, in the third round, Moran going down six times before taking the count
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-11-12
Battling Levinsky to Receive s75o.

Battling Levinsky of Philadelphia, will receive $750 for meeting Eugene Breasseau the Canadian champ at Montreal, Can, next Monday night. The bout was originally scheduled for last night but on account of Breas- seau agreeing to meet George Chip last night, at Portland, Me, the pro- motors agreed to postpone it.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-11-12
THE ATHLETIC CLUB
 27 Cannon

will hereafter be conducted under the management of Johnny .(Red) Allen and will be turned into a well equipped gymnasium. H12u.p
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-11-12

In spite of the superior wisdom of the college professors, they have to watch the students to find out the atest styles of clothing
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