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New Britain herald., 1929-01-10
|BURRITTS SCORE NINTH
VICTORY IN ROUGH GAME
Local Basketball Team Downs Southington y" Crew
BY Al to 81 Count - Small Court Turns Contest
Into Wild Melee - Yakubowicz, barrow and hav'
lick Lead New Britain Offensive = Connors Fea'
lures for Losers-Piayers Near Exhaustion.

After 40 minutes of wild, slam.
bang basketball that looked like .
free -for-alI, at times. the Burritt
basketball five chalked up its ninth
victory Of the year last evening at
the town hall in Southington against
the South. ton "" team ~ 4 ~
to - score. 1t was the roughest
game played in Southington In years
and the players on both sides were
on the verge of exhaustion when the
final whistle blew.
The small court tended to make
the battle rough and the players did
everything but bite each other az
they struggled about the hall in wild
melees. Personal contacts were
many and many basket Was scored
after the man in possession OF the
ball managed by brute strength TO
shake off two players who were val-
iantly holding him by the neck with
both arms.
In spite Of the roughness Of the
game, no hard feeling was shown be-
tween the players o, the teams. The
general motto was give and take
The first half proved very interesting
and the Burritts were trailing until
the last four minutes Of play. Sem
sational baskets by Hamlin and
Watts kept Southington out in front
but Yakubowicz began dropping
them from the center Of the floor
and the locals took a % 10 10 lead
, at the half.
In the final half the local offensive
functioned nicely and Yakubowicz.
barrow and Havlick soon put the
! game on ice. These three men led
: the offensive of the Burritts. scoring
~ points between them. The de-
| fensive work of Carlson and Gill was
strong. Connors featured for the
/ losers. The summary:
New Britain herald., 1929-01-10
JACK DELANEY I'LL

bridgeport, Conn, Jan. 10 UP)
II 'onfined TO his home by an at
tack of Influenza, Jack Delaney. for
mer worlds champion light heavy
weight boxer, may be unable to go
through with his scheduled bout
with Jimmy Slattery Of Buffalo in
Madison Square Garden, Feb. |.
The attack is not serious, his ply
stefan said today, but he may be too
weak to fight on the scheduled
date.
New Britain herald., 1929-01-10
WOJACkS ADD GAME
TO THEIR MARGIN
Increase Lead in Boys Club
Group A Circuit
Group A Standing

The Wojacks increased their lead
in the Boys club Group A interme-
date basketball league to two full
games last night by overcoming the
Fesiaks, their closest rivals, as the
second round OF play began. The
score was 1918. Wojack himself
starred for the league leaders, while
Capodice did some accurate work
from the foul line and Hukay was
excellent on the defense, holding
Fesiak basketless. Scdor and Musso.
the Fesiak guards. did most of their
teams scoring. The summary:
New Britain herald., 1929-01-10
Questions Right of
Nurmi's Registration

New York. Jan. 10 (CP)-Ths
right OF the Metropolitan Associa-
ton of the Amateur Athletic Union
to register Paavo Nurmi without
authority from the national body
has been questioned by Charles l..
Ornste Elm of Baltimore. a member o.
the American Olympic committee
and the board OF governors OF the
A. A. L. He suggests the entire
Nurmi case should have been dealt
with by the foreign relations conf
mittee of the A. A. L.
New Britain herald., 1929-01-10
TO USE WHITE GLOVES

Hartford. Jan. 10 (tP)-White
elk skin boxing gloves will be given
their first trial in this section Of the
country tomorrow night when
frankie konchina. New York. boxes
Eddie Adonis. Athol, Mass. The
new mits were designed by Ed Hur.
ley. Hartford promoter. and have
the approval of State Boxing Com.
missioner Thomas E. Donohue.
New Britain herald., 1929-01-10
W'ojack
F'ciak

The Bcllomos surprised with
cO-12 win from the Puzzos. The
team captains led their men. Bel
lomo getting ten points and puzzo
six. Morley, Scheyd. and Kohela
were others TO make themselves fe!t
on the offcnse. while Schcyd also
covered SpcZialc in great style. The
summary:
New Britain herald., 1929-01-10

New York. Jan. 10 WIZ"
Hoppe has not sent in his "ptry cor
the worlds championship 1Se l,alS
line billiard tournament scheduled
At the Level club here starting I'"h-
ruary l. W. V. Thompson. secretary
Of the National Elliard association
announced today The entries do
not close until January 10.
New Britain herald., 1929-01-10
lscllO,,,o
l',izzl,

In the third game the Ialcskis en-
countcrcd unlocked for opnosition
from the tail-cnd Eowinskis but
finally nosed them out by 9e-1a and
tied the Fcsiaks for second place.
Zujko and Olewnil> were the out
standing players for the winners.
Jaris and Block starred for the Eo-
winskis. the latter not only getting
six points but also holding Adamo-
wicZ scorcless. Tho summary.
New Britain herald., 1929-01-10

Now York. Jan. 10 U'PD Hockey
players Will skate OVER the ST
whore Tex Richards body rested "a
state tonight when the New York
Americans meet. tho Toronto Ma pl"
leafs in a national lea que hockey
game. The lead in the International
group Is al stake.
New Britain herald., 1929-01-10
FIGHTS LAST NIGHT

Durham. \. g Young Strhling.
Macon. Ga. knocked cut Jimmy
Stone, Detroit. 2
Anderson. Ind. - Vincent Ham
Anderson. 10
New Britain herald., 1929-01-10

Games Tonight
Providence at Bridgeport.
Waterbury at New Britain.
New Britain herald., 1929-01-10
Soutilingtol ~"

Referee. Cavanaugh; timer, Hack.
barth; scorer, Aronson.
New Britain herald., 1929-01-10

Sunday sports referendum at last
falls general election.
Neither man would discuss the
matter covered at the conference.
New Britain herald., 1929-01-10

OF n1s
WATERBURY SHAMR0CKS TO
BATTLE LOCALS TONIGHT

Brass City Hockey Club Anxious to Take Measure OF
New Britain - Locals In Excellent Shape Tor
Tough Battle-"Red" Donnelly Proving to BE the
Center Of Interest In the Game-Vistors Topped
In Contest at Providence-Start at 9.
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Last Nights Result
4

Providence 5 Waterbury :.
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CUBS AND AS
EACH WIN PAIR
Both Clubs Give Challengers
Notice That They
Are In

II there existed any reasonable
doubts about either major league
pennant race. the Labor day double
header baseball feast dispelled
them.
Victory in both ends Of yester-
days double bill with the Yankees
enabled the Philadelphia Athletics
TO lengthen their American league
advantage to Is IL games. Stimuli
taneously the Chicago Cubs widen
ed the gap separating them from
second place Pittsburgh TO IL -
games by trouncing &c. Louis
twice.
The AS beat the Yankees 10 to
3 and 6 to 8. Old Jack Quinn kept
III Yankee hits well scattered IN
the opener. The Yankees appeared
to have the second game won. 5-4,
until the ninth when three hits
and Lary's error gave the AS two
runs and the game.
Indians Move Up
Cleveland moved into third place
by downing the previous holders,
st. Louis 2 to A and 8 to ..
Six runs in the last two innings
gave Detroit a 1913 victory ever
Chicago In the first game Of "a
double bill, but the White Sox cas-
lily took the nightcap, 8 to 2, behind
Lyons pitching
Washington and Boston split
even. Washington taking the first
game, 10 to Y, and Boston the sec
ond. z to 2.
The Cubs won two slugging az
trays with the Cardinals, 1T and
1910. The Cubs pounded five
Cardinal pitchers for SO hits. The
Cards were not far behind with 80
hits. Hornsby hit for the circuit
IN each game to bring his seasons
total to 80. Hack Wilson got his
35th homer in the opener.
Pittsburgh dropped the first game
to Cincinnati 7 TO q. but won the
second in l3 innings, 9 to 9.
The Giants swamped the Phil
lies. III TO 4. In the first game but
we're nosed out, 4 to 3, In the
nightcap. The first game was de-
cided as early as the fourth inning
when the Giants drove Claude VIII
loughby out Of the box. In the sec
ond game. Don Hurst's single in the
18th sent Klein home with the win
ming run.
Ray Moss and William Watson
Clark gave the Boston Braves only
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FIGHT HIGHLIGHTS

Bartender picking his teeth, SOL
EMMY stating that he had been in
formed 500 tickets had been sold in
Brownsville Mexican Consul l..
Lopez Montero Of Brownsville ten
rows up in ell sol Hinojosa's
WOODY look as he turned his back
on Montgomery and staggered into
a neutral corner just after the
knockdown In the second round
The splattering of applause
that greeted III. A. Shannon when
introduced as a judge in the main
event /. Jack Sullivan running
off a drunk who was In HinojoSa'S
corner telling him how to win
The injured look in the drunk's eve
as he resumed his seat.
Nut brown John Rutledge Of Ed
inburg solemnly enjoying himself
Montgomery saying Cut Il
out and let's get going" when Con-
ner was introducing him as one
Of the leading fighters OF tho
country Conner inviting irate
fan into ring to do battle The
apprehensive look in Judge Becer-
rifs eyes as he surveyed the booing
crowd saying I hope they don't be-
gin throwing those bottles"
Uncle S. w. Brewer watching
Nephew Brooks Hooper perform
N. Ito" Samano talking 10
Continued on page 81
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Donna Builds Grid Eleven Around Three Veterans
Montgomery Blasts Hinojosa's Hopes inReynosa Bout

GiAbert's right jab. The Laredoan
came out Of his pugilistic hermitage
In the fifth, sixth and tenth rounds
to wax aggressive.
Neither Of the two was hurt or
winded when the gong ended the
final canto.
Later, the Brownsville battler an
nounced that he was satisfied with
the booed decision and challenged
Gilbert to q return bout. He ac-
cepted.
Kid Olivares Oh Donna, 1877
pounds. outFointed Kid Zavala of
Brownsville, lao pounds, in a six
round prel:ra. Olivares. tall. rangy
battler, stood off and easily out
boxed Zavala after the first two
rounds.
The four-round opener, between
Kid Huerta Of Brownsville. 124
pounds, and Kid Nick of Donna,
1875 pounds. resulted in a draw.
A fair sized crowd attended the
bouts.
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Is CRIDDERS
IN PRACTICE
Five Letter Men Among FL
Jardin Crop For Foot
ball Season

Fifteen aspiring grIdders, includ-
Ing five letter men. answered Coach
j. II. Diltz' first call 70 practice
Monday afternoon at FL Jardin high
school The boys are to practice
each evening at 2:15 p. m. Gradu-
atoms made practically a clean
sweep of the Comet squad.
Quarterback Coy Vickers, Full
back Bill Lawrence. Half Jack
Tripplet, Linemen Homer Vickers
and Bruce Underwood are the only
seasoned players on the Comet ros.
Ter.
Diltz succeeds Coach Richey, who
went to Santa Rosa, taking over the
post vacated by Burwell. Diltz says
he cannot tell much about the
squad at present. but that they are
swapping into practice with wiling
ness and vim. He hopes to have
them whipped into good shape by
the opening Of the season. Only
twelve men reported for football
last year.
The Comets have only one game
scheduled as yet. That Is with Ly-
ford, Oct. IS. The El JardIn sched-
ule will be formulated when the
rural school conference is organ
lied Sept. Is at Stuart Place.
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TEXANS IN THE
BIG LEAGUES
EACH DAY

Pinkie Whitney. Phils from San
Antonio high.--Up nine times. three
hits, one run Nine putouts. two
assists. no errors.
Homer Peel, Pills from Hous.~l.
up eleven times. three hits, no
runs. Nine putouts. no assists, err
rors.
Ace Elliott. Phils from Wichita
Falls.-Allowed Giants two hits in
n inning. Not up, no hits. runs.
errors. putouts, assists.
Fred Leach, Giants from Beau
mont.-Up ten times, five hits,
three runs. Four putouts. one as
Sist. 10 errors.
Carl Hubbell. Giants from Beau
m0nt.-Allowed Phils ten hits and
lost. Up four times. one hit. no
runs. Two putouts. one assist. no
errors.
Curtis Walker. Reds from Hous-
ton.-Up one. no hits. runs. TWO
putouts, n assist. no errors.
Pete Don0hue, Reds from T. c. u.
Allowed Pirates IL hits in six in
nings. Up twice. two hits, one run
One putout. n assist. one error.
Sparkle Adams, Pirates from
Wichita Falls-Up once. no hits,
runs. No putouts, assists. errors.
Sam West, Senators from Roch-
ester.-Up seven times. one hit.
three runs. Five putouts, one as
sist, nc errors.
Phil T0dt, Red Sox from San An
tonio.-Up nine times, three hits.
one run. Twenty-eight putouts. one
assist. n error.
Ernie Orsatti, Cardinals from
Houston.-Up eight times. four
hits. four runs. Three putouts. one
assist, no errors.
Jim Bo~ttorrley, Cardinals fror
HOuston.-sUp nine times, six hits
three runs. Eighteen putcuts, nc
assists, errors.
Walter Roettger. Cardinals from
HouSton.-Up ten times, four hits,
one run. Two putouts. no assists,
errors.
Bill Haliahan. Cardinals from
Observation-Disclosures Cubs five hits In
4 2-3 innings. Up twice. no hits,
runs. No putouts, one assist, no err
rors.
Bib Falk, Indians from u. OF t.
Up six times. three hits. one run.
Three putouts. one assist. no errors.
Rogers Hornsby. Cubs from Deni-
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ten hits In two games, and Brook
lyn took both ends OF a bargain
bill, s to 2 and 100.
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COACH DALEY
LIKES CHANCES
Vest Aids I'm Coaching In
dams, Who Have Hard
Schedule


DONNA, Sept. 3. - The Donna
Redskins donned their war paint
and sharpened their arrows for the
first time OF the season Monday az
ternoon- Coach Claude Daley, as
sisted by George Vest. took the squad
out for the first time OF the season
Monday.
Practice sessions will continue
each afternoon from now until Sept
~, at which time the Redskins will
engage in a little bush whackine
with the Rio Hondo eleven.
Despite the fact that only three
lettermen will be back. Coach DALEY
Is optimistic toward the coming sea-
SON. While he will not make state
ments calculated to alarm other
Valley coaches. he believes the Red
skins will have a good year.
The three Iettermen are Capt
Wallace Patterson. Robert Horn
buckle and Van Smell. These three
boys. quarter. center and tackle. re-
spectively, will be the veteran nu-
cleus around which the Redskins
win be built up.
@1AAGA1 CARCGtEQ W DC Out lOA LIlt
squad are: T.. Champion. w. Collier,
Glynn Crabtree. Frank Crabtree,
Nell Cummings. Elmore Davis. John
Duncan. Carl Eddy. Jack Emmerson
jess Hardin. Melvin HelIman. Olin
Howard, Leonard Lott. Marcus Meh-
tonen. Milton Norwood. Howard
Stahlheber. Ralph Stevens. Eldon
Taylor, Barney Vaughan. Sam
Watts. Tori Watts. Preston Austin,
frank Hearne and Neal Shell.
Daley Is pleased st obtaining the
1Bervices Of Geo. Vest. an old school
chum Of his. TO aid m coaching the
Redskins. They attended the Teach
-ers college at San Marcos to0ether
In addition 10 handling the Donna
backfield. he will probably have
charge Of the baseball and basketball
squads when those seasons roll
around.
The following Is the incomplete
schedule:
SEPT. 27.-At Rio Hondo.
oct. LA Feria at Donna.
oct. if.-Ravmondville at Donna,
Oct. Is.-At Mission.
Oct. 25.-Pharr-San Juan-Alamc
at Donna.
Nov. Mercedes at Donna.
es7y. AT Weslaro.
Xn Benito. McAllen and Edin-
burg are expected to be added later
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West Texas Leaders
Tie In League Race

COLEMAN, Tex, Sept 3.-tP--
The scene of battle In the West
Texas league championship shifted
here today with Midland and Cole
man tied at two victories apiece.
Both teams drummed out base
hits freely yesterday at Midland.
hut the Midland total was Fl hits
for 70 runs. Coleman made l3 runs
out Of Is base blows.
Six pitchers. three on each side.
worked.
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Standing OF the Clubs

NATIONAL LEAGUE
Mondays Results
Chicago 1i-12. St. Louis 7-l0.
Cincinnati ia. Pittsburgh So.
New York 1l-3. Philadelphia a..
Brooklyn clio. Boston 10.
Tuesdays schedule
No games scheduled.
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New National Net
Champs Lose Meet

NEW YORK. Sept. 3.-fF1-Righl
on the heels Of the surprising re-
verse suffered in this country by
the American Davis cup doubles
combination of John Van Ryn anc
Wilmer Allison has come the down
fall Of the national championship
team of George Lott and John
Doeg.
Just two days after they won the
title at Brookline. Mass. Lott. the
Chicagoan. and Doeg. from Santa
Monica, Calf. caught a couple cl
tartars yesterday in the annual
East VS.. West series and as a re-
suit the West was beaten instead
OF having a fighting chance TO come
from behind and win.
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Qreludinr Games Of Sent. y
(By the Associated Press
National:
Ratting-Herman. Robins. 1898.
Runs-Hornsbv. Cubs. 1913.
Puns halted in-Ott. Giants, 13l.
Eits+O'Doul. Phfflies. 207.
Douhles-Frederfck. Robins, AZ.
Triples-T,. Waner. Pirates. Is.
Tomers-Kiein. rhillies. 81.
stolen bases-Cuvier. Cubs. a.
Pitching-Bush. Cubs. won Is
lost 4.
American:
Batting-Foxx. Athletics. STA.
Runs-Gehringer. Tigers. ia.
Runs hated in-Simmons, Ath-
letics. f2a.
Hits-Simmons. Athletics. lS5.
Doubles-Manush. Browns: Hell
mann. Tigers. 40.
Triples-Miller. Athletics: Fon-
sera. Indians. IA.
Homers-Ruth. Yanks. 90.
Stolen bases - Gehringer. Tig-
ers. %.
Pitching-Grove. Athletics. Won
10. lost 4.
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son.-Up ten times, six hits. four
runs. Four p~utouts. eleven assists,
one error.
Lester Bell. Braves from Houston.
up seven times. three putouts. no
runs. Two putouts. three assists,
one error.
George Harper. Braves from
Houston.-Up three times. no hits,
runs. Four putolss, no assists, err
rOrs.
Jack Tavener. Indians from Fort
Worth.-Up six times, three hits,
two runs. Five putouts, eight as
Eists. one error.
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Most Nurses Use
New Face Powder

MELLO-GLO. the new wonderful
French Process Face Powder. is pre-
ferred by nurses because of its
. .rity. and they say 1t does not
make the skin dry and drawn. Stays
on longer. keeps shine away. and is
very beneficial TO the complexion.
You will love MELLO-GLO Face
Powder. Cisneros Drug StoreS-adv.
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-OF THE z=-uu-u'
TEXAS LEAGUE
ma-mwmfm mp mmwwNam

TEXAS LEAGUE
Mondays Results
Houston Ga. Beaumont OIL.
Waco 14-9. San Antonio 5-8.
Wichita Falls as. Fort Worth els.
Dallas 6-l. Shreveport 81.
Tuesdays Schedule
Houston at Beaumont.
San Antonio mt Waco
Fort Worth nc shreveport.
Wichita Falls at Dallas.
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SPANIARD OUT
IN End ROUND
Sullivan losses In Towel
AS Local Boy Is Out
On His Feet
Especial to The Herald)

REYNOSA, Aug. 3.-Two stiff
punches from the ham-like dukes
Of one Sully Montgomery and the
debris Of a pugilistic air castle
crashed down about the head Of
Roberto Hinojosa. Bro
heavy. In the bull ring here Monday
afternoon. The second round was
not a minute old before Jack Sui
Ivan threw IN the towel to halt the
slaughter.
Hinojosa, a find of ~Sullivan's, had
previously fought sever times. win
ming six OF these bouts by one
round knock-outs. Montgomery,
veteran brawler Of Fort Worth. was
brought in TO find out just how
good the Brownsville husky was.
The fighters had scarcely shook
their fists at each other in the first
round until Sully cut loose q whis-
ting left hook from his belt that
caught Hinojosa squarely on the
button. Roberto went over back
ward. humping the mat with a re-
sounding thud. Dazed. ne clam
bered TO his feet almost immedi-
ately.
Resembling Crack
He went into his opponent viii
lingly despite his WOODY condition.
Hinojosa was faster than his 200
pound opponent. but his blows slid
off the side Of Montgomery's head
or met elbows and gloves. The
Valley battler seemed to have re-
covered from the knockdown by the
end of the round. He was doing
no damage. but was holding his
" on points.
The mauling. Juggling and clinch-
ing began in the second round.
Soon. however. Sully saw his open
ing and shot across a stiff right
punch to H~inojosa's head. Roberto's
feet flew upward as IL attached to
balloons. He bounced off the mat
andr his head hit the heavy floor
a@yards With a crack that could be
heard all owe the arena.
Like Sleepwalker
Completely out, but evidently
acting from instinct. Hinojosa got
TO his feet. turned his back to Mont
gomery and walked to a neutral
corner with a stupefied gieam in
his eyes. He had the appearance
of a sleep-walker.
Sully followed and began pun
melting him with a series of rights
and lefts. The Spaniard offered
little or no resistance. Sullivan
threw in the towel at this juncture.
In the second head-liner, Kid
Gilbert Of Laredo, 1856 pounds. was
awarded the decision over Brooks
Hooper. Of Brownsville, 1872 pounds,
after they had staged a clever 10
round exhibition Of the art of modi-
fled murder. The decision was
roundly booed. The catcalls con-
tinued and IL was some time before
Referee Bob Conner was able TO an
nounce the main event. Each time
he raised his hands for silence the
Anvil Anthem was begun.
Hooper Pushes Fight
Hooper pushed th> fight through
out and Gilbert contented himself
with blocking his opponent off and
slashing out with hts cooked left
when Brooks came in. Gilbert Is
a southpaw. He plaved a waiting
game as his chisel jawed foe duck
ed. lodged and weaved about him.
Hooper had difficulty getting under
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Sports Chats
Hal Eustace

Valley fans want their fights. A
fair sized crowd attended the fights
at Reynosa Sunday afternoon, de-
spite the counter attractions over
the countryside. A good r0wdy
time was enjoyed by all. Hinojosa
was knocked from his pedestal with
two stiff punches delivered by SUI
" Montgomery. The BROWNSVILLE
leather singer appeared to be
faster than the former Centre col
lege football star. But Bob could
mt lay on effective blows His
blows lobbed and lolled off the side
Of the husky Fort Worth battler's
head. The towel was thrown in
the second round.
The old Anvil Sonata broke loose
into an indignant clamor when KID
Gilbert was awarded a decision over
Brooks Hooper Of Brownsville The
fans refused to allow Referee Bob
Conner to make an announcement.
Each time he raised his hands for
silence. the hOotS and catcallS in
creased to loudspeaker volume. The
thing finally got so personal that
Conner invited ne crying customer
into the ring, saying they would
| settle things right there. The fan
was a highly animated spectator,
but as q participant he rated nil.
The decision was returned by two
Judges and the referee. Ralph Bray
OF Mission and Ramon Becerril Of
Brownsville the judges and
Connor was the referee. Bray saw
a draw. Becceril had them even up
until the ninth. He gave the fight
TO Gilbert on his showing in the
tenth. Connor evidently sided with
Becceril.
A draw" decision is more or less
q case of diplomacy. We doubt very
seriously if there ever was a draw
fought. Someone gets the better
Of the points, although the bettlers
look evenly matched. There are
many blows passed and blocked
during ten rounds. A draw. II such
a thing should really occur would
be q strange coincidence. But-how
much easier 1t is to say draw"
when the boys look evenly matched,
One is SUI to get a yelping rise
out Of someone when he renders a
verdict in a close fight. Draw is
generally acceptable to all. Even
the promoter. for he'll get another
fight cut Of 1t.
Hooper proved himself a game lit
tie gentleman by stopping the cat
calls. He stepped into the ring and
announced that he was satisfied
with the decision. Gilbert was chal-
lenged to a return match on a win
ner-take-all basis. Gilbert accept
ed.
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Rural Schools Will
Form Athletic Body

STUART Place. Sept. I. "a
rural school athletic conference will
be formed here Sept. Is when heads
of various Valley schools will gath
er here.
Among the institutions expected
to enter are Santa Rosa, Stuart
Place. FL Jardin a d Rangerville.