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The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-11-02
By DAVIS L WALSH.

New York, Nov. Under
 rather unSeemly circumstances
 Jack Britton was stripped of his
 worlds welterweight title by a
 young person known as Mickey
 Walker, of Elizabeth, N. J., after
 IS questionable rounds at Madi-
 son Square Garden last night. To
 the writer the fight appeared to
 boar an unsavory aspect. Per-
 hapS it was quite all right. It is
 hoped for the sake of the boxing
 game in this locality that 1I was.
 However, for the benefit of those who profess to believe that the pass ing of the title was a natural and unpren ed0t tated occurrence we cite following chronological order:
 A half hour before the bout a prominent fighter told the writer that the betting odds had changed quite suddenly from 1 to 3 on Britton to to 5 on Walker and that all bets would be declared off from the ring side.
 The so-ca11ed wise money, it is a1- legged, was down at those odds. The really educated money. upon investi- gation said that Britton would be knocked out in the tenth round. Per haps it was a mere coincidence that Britton was on his hands and knees, taking a count from what appeareo to be a terrible punch on the shoul- der, when the beM rang, ending the round in question.
 Finally the fighters prediction was borne out in toto when Joe Humph- reys bawled from the ring that he wished to announce on behalf of the New York State Athletic Com mission and the management of the club that all bets on this contest were hereby called off,
 All P1ecedcnts Broken,
 That was the first time any such annt uncement has been made from an American ring for many many years. Just what succession of events may have prompted the declaration is not known for the reason that the writer
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-11-02
TWO HIGH GIRLS
 STAR IN MEET

Mary Atherton and Edith Huffman starred for the Bridgeport A. c. girls in the Metrop dlltan Insurance Go. meet at the 9th Regiment Armory last night. Miss Atherton captured first place in the 60-yard dash, while Miss Huffman finished second in the same event. The Park City team won second place with nine points. The Valcour Club of New York won the meet with 12 points.
 The local relay team finished third in the 704-yard event, the Valcour Club winning the affair with the Pru- dentia1 team finishing second. The Bridgeport team trained for a 440- yard event instead of 7o4 yards ana therefore was not all tuned up for alm ost twice the distance.
 Carrie Gerold of the Bridgeport team was leading in the potato race but her last potato bounded out and she was disqualified. The local team failed to land a place in the baseball and basketball throws
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-11-02

though somewhat wild, penetrated the masterly defense of Britton at once, landing numerous damaging blows and putting the champion on she de- fensive Britton went to the floor haf a dozen times once from the continuation of light tap and stumble again apparently to rest himself, and again when the gong saved him, because his aching stoIn- ach could not stand another drive.
 Britton's chief stock last night was his courage and craftiness. Both en- ahled him to escape a knockout Walker too had cunning but the eff fort of continually beating the canny Britton, who forced a maximum of the energy of spirit for the excite raent.
 best champion who lost his title in this arena"
 Walker led from first and even
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-11-02
BOGASH IS READY FOR .DOWNEY NOW,
 SAYS JOE SMITH

When Lou Bogash will meet Bryan Downey in Boston or which club will stage the match is yet undecided, ac- .cording to Jtoa Smith, manager of Bogash.
 Smith says that as far as he is con- cerned Bogash will fight Downey for any club at any time. He said that a representative manager of Dow nav signed Downev with the match maker of the Arena A. c. several days ago while Downey was yet under suspension. the suspension expiring Nov. l. The matchmaker of the Ar rnory A. A. claims that Jimmy Dunn, Downey's manager. signed Downey to fight for him. The Boston Boxing Commission is expected to clear the affair.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-11-02
Caters Too Militaristic
 for Jap School Boys

Osaka. Japan. Nov. 2-(A. P.)- Because they are too suggestive of to been worn by the boys of middle schools in Osaka, are to be dispensed with, except when physical exercises are being performed or the weather is wet The high collar is also to be abolished on the ground that 1t is not healthy.
 The women teachers also have start ed an innovation, they having decided It is explained that the foreign dress is cheaper and simpler. At most of the girls schools in Japan the stu dents wear semi-foreign dresS-a irf with lzi~
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-11-02

Mickey Walker Is the new cham pion and Jack Britton, the sage of the no exactly a new role for Britton, but it appears likely to be perna- nent one now. Jack held the title for nearly Q decade, first losing it to Ted Lewis and later regaining it from te same man.
 All Bets or.
 The battle last night will stand out in the annals of boxing and ill the memories of those who saw it as one of the most curious in a sport notes for its ups and downs and in and outs. Almost unprecedented before ever minor battles and extremely rare among tituIar contests was the action Of the state boxing commission in an- nouncing before the contests started
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-11-02
SPEISSEN IS OUT
 WITH BROKEN SKULL,

Chicago. Nov. 2-AIfredo Speissens, the Belgian six-day bicycle race star, was taken to a hospital early toCay suffering from a possible skull frac- ture received when he went down in one of four spills which marked the furious riding caused by Willie Co., burn of St. Louis and Dave Lands of New York trying to regain a lost lap and gain breast the leaders in the six-day race here. SoeiSsens was un- conscious 80 minutes ana then seem ed to be able to continue but tainted raA falls
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-11-02
SCHAEFFER
 IN FIRST CUE TILT

New York, Nov. 2-Jake Schaeffer. worlds 182 balk line billiard cham pion, will have the honor of playing in the match opening the Internadon- al tournament to be held Nov. 14-21, at the Hotel Pennsylvania, it was an nounced today but his opponent has not yet been selected.
 It has been suggested that the schedule be arranged so as to bring the three American contestants in competition with the three foreign entrants in the first trio of matches The American participants are Schaef- fer Willie Hoppe, the former title holder and Walker Cochran. The fforeisrn :nIavers are Edoua.rd Hore- mans of Belgium; Roger Cont, of -E1rance and Erich Hagen1acher of GarrnanV.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-11-02
AN INVESTIGATION
 THAT IS WELCOMED

New York, Nov. 2-Stephen A. Byrne, chairman of the Regts- tration Committee of the Metro poIitan Association, A. A. U., has called an important meeting of his committee to be held at 29O Broadway next Thursday even ing.
 The committee will investigate the report that many of the lead ing distance runners of the local district have agreed to participate of this month in which money prizes would be offered in place of cups and trophies.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-11-02
TOMMY MILTON NOT
 TO LOSE EYESIGHT

San Francisco. Nov. 3 - Tommy Milton, 1921 national automobile speed champion who injured one OF his eyes While racing at Cotati, near here, Sunday. will not lose his sight according to attending physicians. Milton was put out of the race in the last lap when a splinter flew from the track hitting his goggles and brea king the glass. a piece of which lodged in MiIton's eve.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-11-02
ROPER FOSTERING
 PRINCETON'S LINE

Princeton, N. J., Nov. 2-Enorts to strengthen the line in preparation for the coming Harvard and Yale games are figuring prominently in Tiger football practice, it was said today.
 Coach Roper and his assistants spent m ost of the work kout yesterday drilling the 1inesmen in fundamental tactics. A team of substitutes using the Harvard style of offensive tactics. bucked the Varsity in the only scrim- mage of the afternoon.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-11-02

that "all bets were off"
 The state of New YcrlS by law and the boxing commission by regulation prohibits betting on the bouts, even if it does flourish. At any rate Chair man Muldoon of the commission be- came worried when he learned before the bout started that Ithe odds had changed within a few hours from to on Britton to to, on Walker and had the announcement made without further explanation.
 Bout Was A SiZzler.
 The fight was a rattlins affair from the first gong and when the 18th round ended and the battered cham pion was still on his feet the crowd the veteran announcer, and gave three cheers to who Joe called 'the
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-11-02
ALLEN-ANGELO 60
 DATE, NOVEMBER 20

The date for the boxing show in Stamford In which Sohnny "Red'' Allen will meet Young Angelo in the star bout of fifteen rounds, has been postponed a week. The new date is November 20, the showing being scheduled for November 13. Allen will start training for the bout in Sew days. His y hand which was swollen by poison ivy is healing up rapidly and, declares he will be in ID erfect shape when he faces the Stamford lightweight.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-11-02
BOUTS THIS WEEK
Friday.

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 Rink S. C.-Gene Tunney vs Jack Ha1lon. 1 2 rounds
 Saturday.
 Comm onwealth S. C-Danny Ed wards vs. Harry London. 12 rounds. Ridgewood Grove S. C.-Bert Spen- cer vs Johnny Williams, 12 rounds Ninth Regiment Armory-Duffy Caruse vs. Al Studdy. ? rounds Second F. A Armory, Brooklyn Joe Click vs. Kid Butler. 12 rounds
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-11-02
TURF CLASSIC TODAY

Baltimore, Md. Nov. 2.-oceanic and Lucky Hour, joint three-year-old heroes of the $25,o00 Washington Handicap Inaugural at Laurel Park. are to have another go at each other at Pimico today in a renewal of the s25,00O Pimlico Autumn Handicap, a gallop of one mile and a quarter, ex- cI+1sively for three year odds.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-11-02
BOXING CARD AT
 ELKS' INITIATION

The initiation of ten new members to the B. P. O. E. will be celebrat ted tonight at the Elks' home on State street, with a "b1owout" and smoker. Among the boxers who will 'tdo their stuff'' are Johnny "Red" Allen, Young 1uby, Frankie Ahearn, Joe Hall and Johnny Mason. Tim Terry. recently appointed to local Boxing Commission, is at the head of the committee of arra gementS.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-11-02
TO WAR ON FOOTBALL
 TICKET SPECULATORS

Princeton, N. J., Nov. - Drastic to prevent speculation in football tickets for the Yale-Princeton game Nov. 8 is being planned by the ath- letic association, it was announced to- day. One ruling of the association calls for pledge by each applicant for tickets as to the exact number of tickets he intends using for himself.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-11-02
REDS MAY LAND
 TIM M'NAMARA

Tim McNamara, former High school twirler. who finished up the season in a blaze of glory for the Braves, may be with Cincinnati next season, if a certain deal materiaIizes. Pitcher Luque, Cuban, of the Reds, and other players are likely to figure in the transactions. according to Cincy reports.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-11-02

New York; Nov 2A grnnng towsel headed young fellow world today because he had absolutely respect for old Square night He his checks Michael Edward Walker but the boys call him Mickey and his does nt hell The eantne of the mOnker
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-11-02
FURTHER GIFTS TO MNfE. CURE

When Mir Dom Barber sailed re- gently he took with him a set of in struments valued at $30,90O for the use Of Mime. Curie- They were paid for by the excess funds raised by the carl1 rr1itf A r11arinan
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-11-02
7aker Wrests Crown From Britton In Ceancut Battle
ELK DUCKP|NNERS
 ARE WAGING WARM
 FIGHT FOR HONORS

E1ks pinners hooked up on the all leys again last night and as usual some redhot pinning was witnessed by the large crowd of spectators.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-11-02

Frankie Curry has been matched to fight Jack Stark at the Ftairmont Club next week. Curry celebrated his return to the ring a few nights ago by kayoing his man in jig time
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-11-02
CRANE LEkGUERS
 HIT HIGH MARKS

Teams No. 1 and 4 went into tie in the Cranes Bowling league stand ing Tuesday night when they rolled the following scores
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-11-02
RINCSIDE CHIT CHAT

Eddie Anderson, the "Wyom1ng Cowboy" will meet Terry Martin. the Rhode Island antamweight, in the feature 12-round bout at the Broad way Club next Monday night. An derson is back in New York from triumpha tour of the Middle West.
 The bout between ert Spencer and Johnny Williams which will be held at the RidSewOod Grove Sporting Club Saturday night is attracting con- siderable attention and is certain to draw a capacity house. This match has been hanging fire for two years.
 Harry Galfund. the lad that fought Willie Jackson a draw few months ago, will do a little fighting in Phila- delphia tomorrow night. Ga1funo will fight Hal Zero, Quaker City star, at the National Club in the star bout
 Frank Carbone. the terror of the middleweight division. has been sign ed to fight Sailor Clinker at New Or leans on Nov. IT in a 15-round con test. Carbone finds 1t hard getting scraps around New York as the boys don't care for his heavy wallops. After that affair he will hie to Pittsburgh where he will fight a local star 10 rounds Then Carbone will come hither to seek further prey.
 Augie Rather. who has been cast ing envious eyes at Johnny Wilson's title, will fight Jock Malone at De- troit on Nov. % in a 1O-round scrap. Malone is considered a star in his class and if Rather removes him from his path will be hard to keep from getting a chance with Rosen- berg or Wilson.
 Frankie Curry has been matched to fight Jack Stark at the F'airm ont Club next week. Curry celebrated his return to the ring a few nights go by kaYOine his man in iisr f11,ns.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-11-02

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