The Connecticut labor press., 1920-12-04

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 Over confidence was the downfall of Duke" Rowley and his cohorts.
 Jimmy Wilde and Jack Sharleey fought, 10 rounds without decision last December
 The Palmer Stadium at Princeton seats about 36,0OO persons, without ad- ditional stands.
 Johnny Nage1, Clyde. Waters and Andy Klarman were the bright spots i'll the Glees lineup.
 In the New ork-piusburgh game, August 9, 1906, New York had only two assists
 Lawn tennis was introduced into the United States in 1876.
 The Duke" and Red Quinn are about as good as they make 'enn, and both showed up well in the Bowl.
 Sam Langford lost to Jack Johnson in a 15-round bout, April 26, 1906.
 
 A base-runner is not credited with a stolen base if no effort is made to put him out,
 The vocal efforts of both the big and little blue teams were of the college brand (?)-and the cheer leaders. Billy Brocar and "Pie" Scully ?
 Travers Evans, Ouimet and Travis are the only amateur golfers who have won the open title in the United States. The Kilbane-Leonard fight in 1915 went 10 rounds, without decision. Limping about on crutches Moose" Miller was an unfortunate figure on the sidelines. How Moose" longed to get in that scrap only the big Glees 1inesman himself can tell.
 Daubert, of Brooklyn, holds the Ma tional league record for sacr11ce 'h1ts in single game-4.
 The scrap for the prized pigskin at the end of the game furnished flnal thrill for the fans Both Sherman and Kearns made dives for 1t but the W1l- Hams center is reported to have won out.
 Speaker is g years old and has play ed with Cleburne, Huston, Little Rock, Boston and Cleveland.
 Mique O'Connor, the live wire man.. ager of the Williams, favors a play off, and is confident that the little blue team can pitt the clamps on the Hill team in second came.
 On April 6, 1893, Jock Burke and Andy Bowen went 11O rounds to draw. This was the longest fight on record.
 Luther Mccarthy held the heavy weight title from the latter part of 1912 until May 24, 1913.
 If substitute player does not report to the referee or umpire, hve-yard penalty may be inflicted
 Barrett, of Detroit, holds the record for playing the greatest number of games in a season--loz.
 The Williams entered the game ia vored at 10 to odds to win. The holding of the recognized New Eng land champions to a scoreless tie threw a veil of mourning over everything east of the Chapel street bridge Satur- day and Sunday;
 lack Dempsey, the heavyweight champion, is working every day on the training ship Granite City, lying in the Hudson river off Ninety-sixth street. He is a firm believer of always being 1n shape and Is using as sparring partners some of the fastest little men he can get.
 The All-Hartfords defeated the Rambler Tigers for the Capitol City title, last Sunday, 70;
 Willie Jackson and Johnnie Dundee fought a 5-round draw in New York city, Monday night. This was their ninth meeting.
 The Canton Bulldogs, with the fam ous Indian fullback, Jim Thorpe, IS booked for Weiss Field, tomorrow, where the Washington Glees will try conclusions with them:
 The Printing Pressmen, employed on the local newspapers, are looking for games with any. of the fast teams in the city The Pressmen, who consist of Dick Keegan, Joseph Hatch, Larry Kanahan, Al East and Fred Daesche, have not been defeated this year. Any team wishing games address Manager Kanahan of this paper.-N. H. Regis ter
 What kind of games, we ask? If it's srnigs," "horsey" or more strenuous game in the line of knock 'em-dead,a { the ''York Street Beau Brumrnels, composed of Cameron, Comlskey Sr1ith, O'Donnell and Charming, have a few dates open. They have not been defeated this season: and last season went through in fine style, not losing a game-in fact they didn't play game in several years Whadya say?
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