The Connecticut labor press., 1920-09-25


 "Stufy'' McInnis, Scott, Witt and the whole Red sox bunch, Sunday at 3:3o.
 Luigi Brown contemp1ates running Saturday night bouts in the Arena.l
 Lou is always THE 1ive-wire in box fighting.
 Bender to burn them over tomorrow. Joe Kearns, recognized as one of the states foremost football players, will start his 10th season with the heavy weight e1evens, and unless present plans miscarry, Joker" will play with fife Glee club again this fall. Kearns start ed with the semi-pros back in 1905 and earns the distinction of being in every city championship.
 Milt Stock and Dilhoeffer are the life Cards. k
 Is Johnny Nagle "wid us or agin/us? ?" IS the question.
 Joe Cosgrove's Waterbury team IS in bidding tourney to see who gets the red one for end.
 Marty Shay and Earl Stimson swung the old willow like big 1eaguers, last Sunday.
 Bobby Reimer, the New Britain light weight handed Young Angelo of Stam- ford, an awful facing i'll their recent go in Bridgeport. The spaghetti champion had all the pepper knocked out of him in 10 rounds.
 Fournier, the big first baseman, got lots of fun out of little Midge Giles pie.
 Shortly after Georges Carpentier, French heavyweight champion, arrived in New York he was met by newspaper men and shown pictures of the Demp- sey-Miske bout, while they recounted to him the details of the knockout blow.
 "Poufr' he said "Ze biggaire zey are ze hardaire zey hit ze canvas. Nest ce pas?"
 Poor Bat, poor Jack
  field Ponies, and who Is interested Ill the Steam Rollers of. Providence, ex- poets big things from the Rollers this season. Some of the best college stars in the east have been signed up.
 "Red" Peterson is one youth that will be given considerable attention by the Williams coaches this fall, for the management feels that they have most promising youngster in Pete" who rates with the city's best punters. George Burns has scored his Tooth run of the season. He is the first Ma tional league player to pass the century mark this year. Burns combed the venerable Babe Adams for five hits-two doubles, a single, a triple and home run, in the last Pirates-Giants game. His facing alone prevented Adams from going through the season without a defeat bv the Giants
 Jim Thorpe, famous Indian football player and coach of the Canton Bu11- dogs, has been chosen head off the American Professional Football associa- ton, according to announcement. Getting his first taste of big league pitching, Paul Johnson, the former Worcester fielder, encountered Stanley Cove1eskie, the crack Cleveland | moundsman, and out of four trips to the plate he wanged out a single in his first game. A stolen base was also | chalked up to his credit. In the game l next day, which was a runaway for the Athletics, Johnson slammed out two hits out of five tries The main feature about Johnson is that he can hit, and under the coaching of Danny Murphy l former New Haven and Hartford man. ager, who has charge of the outfe1d- CTS, he should develop into great play CT According to Tex O'Rourke the de, nand for tickets for the Carpentier- Levinsky bout, to be held at Ebbets Field on the afternoon of October 12 will greatly exceed the supply | O'Rourke, who is matchmaker of the International Sporting club, has an. nounced that he has received 2,100 re. quests for pasteboards. Many of the requests are from members of the In. ternationa1 club. Several members o1 the Maritime Exchange of New Jersey \