The Connecticut labor press., 1920-10-23

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The Galatians and Heaphys met, and
after the first quarter there was only
one rowing center and his name was
Heaphy.
Tim evidently "roved' in Jacks terri
tory, as he was later seen rowing to the
inhrmary.
AS an All-American center the Bos-
ton man is a crack football team.
Little Jack Sharley has trimmed
Pete Herman. Jimmy Wilde and Char
ley Ledoux this year. He is now aim
ing at Joe Lynch.
Fido Kempton was the whole Yale
the only Yale man on his feet at one
time.
Billy Calvin certainly filled the gap
when Captain Tim was taken out
Three guesses on Yankee manager
for next season. Higgins says he will
stick, but Hughie Jennings is no longer
with Detroit, while Wilburt Robinson's
name repeats in sport columns.
The Boston ends, Urban and Com
merford, and the backs, Liston and
Fitzpatrick, are the speediest bunch seen
in these parts in some time
Center College, with last years
rep" is at Harvard today, while West
Virginia stacks up against the crippled
Els.
Sammy Waltz, by the decisive man
ner in which he trimmed Battling Reddy
last week, furnished evidence that he is
primed for an active campaign this sea-
son. Those who saw him in action SAID
that he fought one of his best battles
against the New Yorker. Sammy gave
Reddy lacing that he will long remem-
Der.
Red Torphy, the former initial sack
err of the New Haven baseball team,
was in this city over Sunday. The red
boy is very enthusiastic over his pros
poets with Boston next season.
When Walker, the Yale 1inesman,
kicked Quarterback Kennedy in the
head, Lou Urban, the Boston end tried
repeatedly TO get Walker.
And in passing it might be remarked
that when Dempsey does mt Sarpen,
tier, it will be case of plastered
Paris"
"Kids Williams, ex-bantam king, won
from Joe Nelson of Philadelphia Satur-
dav night in the Quaker City. The
match was scheduled for eight rounds,
but in the third period Nelson received
cut over the eye which bled so freely
that the referee stopped the bout at the
end of the fifth round.
#*
s.Tim Callahan incompatible" says
Charley Brickley. There is only ONE
Tim Callahan. Exchange.
Charley was on his way to see the
YaIe-Boston College game What's the
Crimson brilliantS opinion now
All Wiltse boxed in Waterbury Satur-
day night and on his return to Hartford,
assured every one that he sInothered
frankie Warner of Boston in To-
round go. Wiltse remarked upon the
fact that Warner claims long. list OF
knockouts, but said that at no time did
Warmers jabs have any tendency to
make him sleepy.
Saturday, reminded us OF the ola
Annex-Glee clubs at the Field IN by
gone days.
aJohnny" Shugrue of Hartford, not
49, Wa+erb,,rv scrapDer has a great
respect for Jack Dempsey's wallop- In
fanfest tie other evening, Shugrue
remarked that IF Dempsey ever iands :,
solid right on the Frenchman's Jab, he'll
knock the handsome Parisian's head at
least as far as the 12th,row, section b,
of the house" Shugrue visited PaIls
during the personally condueted =, +
f. tour of that country and saw CarPen-
tier box in Paris.
"Bolicky" Malone and "Red" Quinn
were considerably mussed UP, last Sum
day, but both boys were in on every
play.
Jack Curley, promoter extraordinary,
says that Carpenter has 20 different
STYLES in the ring and that he won't be
wide open to Dempseys furious attacks
when he meets the champion
1t is reported that Tex Richard has
signed Carpenter to meet Dempsey IN
the Madison Square Garden some time
during the season Of 1921.
Clyde Waters and young LOOMS add
pep and strength to the G1ees.
Eddie Fitzsirnrnons, who showed an
act Of wisdom by deciding not to 50 "
against Benny Leonard when the pair
were matched by Tex Richard, has been
: decision bout, to be held in the Madison
Square Garden on Friday night, Octo-
Der %.
Frank Hardy leads the professional
Roller Polo league, in fouls, as usual,
with big Fred Jean second, and Paul
Gardner, former New Haven halfback,
following.
Gardner got the decision over Hetf-
ner, another halfback, in game at
Hartford recently.