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1916-09-15 [P 21] HAPPENINGS IN SPORTING CIRCLES HERE AND ELSEWHERE =3 THE CUB SCOOP REPORTER Not In The "First Aid Treatment" By "HOP" WWôOPS W D6AP- ) / OH-DEA1FW-&&AR-Vive ΀E-UÎVtH bOÇttiR.?- IT TAKE S A STl- ««J ** AMAO I HAVE, y ^ JEWELER. "TO Fly MY HURT ? J/ f fcENTED MY / \ M AW> - / VWLL A Dût C^TCOOURSE-jF<g^ case: OûTÏ- / ,-_ - of tho country's best lightweights, but the Kllbune gave him a high clas» trim- Over Sport ming when Mitchell was a feather- weight. Not much has been heard of hope of brush raie BOB MQHA TARGET RIFLE CLUB RANGE Counter APPLEfiATE SURE KILBANE BEST OF Eddie O'Keefe since he tried to bark a troublesome lock of hair dur- ing a bout with KUbane. ICllbane put If Ills present slump continues, his right hand across on O'Keefe'a . Buck Wheat's average will be flatter jaw and Kddle took a long sleep, (. Ill MARATHON FOR AI 'n a EXPECT pancake. once Kid the bantamweight HEAVYWEIGHT PARK; PRESENT CHAMPS Williams, — champion, thought he could lick the A large group of the best distance ho tried » DUMM—Epworth League averages featherweight champion and runners In the in Bob Moha, the giant killer, who HAMILTON. country, forty-flve aren't published. By It. Williams look the worst beating will face the starter in the been considerably talked about number, — (United Press Staff Correspondent) he possibly could have assimilated and modified marathon at recently because of his to do Weequahic ability RIFLES HERE Great stunt to book a series be- still on his feet. < SOON 'bancy began (hu FOU P. l 9 New 16:—Since stayed GLOBE York, Sept. Johnny tomorrow up much larger men, seems to be a Park, Newark, afternoon, tween the Epworth and the Mutual come to the front and yell for & in the final events of the athletic target for every and Kilbane, the featherweight tq por- middleweight Welfare Leaguoa. champion, with the He got It. now Carle had such an In match champion. tion of the program of the 250th an- heavyweight In the Ommerle, secretary of the The game that will attract the most eaHy time winning n limelight. —O— nior, got the usual trimming from celebration. In addition to His fight against Joe Cox has placed Perth attention of any In this on Sun-I from George Chaney, of Baltimore, niversary Amboy Rifle Club, has respond- Foolish to say "Cox Just shades city Kllbane. that event, there will be the all around him In the position of a defender, and day will be the battle between the two in their Labor Day bout at Cedar ed to the aid of those who were anx- Moha." Why that could the let us add way of appen- Is guy keep an answer to And. by championship of the country, and the he the object of attacks sun evenly matched teams, the Perth Point, <»., Kilbane has vert^al ious to gain the name and location of off five like Bob. Am-J dage, that It's going to be some time relay carnival. from all of the promising \nen In his boy Globes and the Tottenvllle A. C. the talk about his being a champion the and in a before a featherweight with sufficient enter a club, letter, which is of the "cheese" class. The fact of Among the visitors who will class who want bout with him. a The managers, A1 Bram and Neal printed tells a few facts about By the time polo Is popular sport, claws to down Kllbane. makes his ap- the modified marathon of fifteen miles John Wesimantel wants to book below, have all the matter is that Kilbane is just the we'll be able to go to the games In Shea, completed arrange-! pearance. There have been few boxers are distance men won soun- club, which have been the sub- most who have him up for his I'ark our monta tor the game, which la con- about the cleverest and versatile Washington ject of Rolls-Royce. with the ability of Kllbane. He can try wide recognition by their endur- Sports Club with either Silent Martin Inquiry. sidered one of the hottest champion now fighting. Undeniably The club has taken advan- —O— contests! hit as well. ance and success In similar races and or Frank Carbone as his already which have taken this he has proved the moat effective. Hla opponent. of If the ferry breaks down, the crowd place year. The: There are a fol- New Yorkers and others In the met- tage the offer of the Perth Amboy record Is full of knock- great many fight Charley Welnert, the Jersey at the Totten will look like a Perth Amboy Globus are the surprisingly heavy- Gun Club for the use of their range. double onlyj lowers In the country who bcllove tho ropolitan district will find that they weight. will be the first to Moha header representative left, which Is outs and clean cut victories. greet In the rear of Amusement and between the Athletics and the team, little featherweight Is just the man to have strong opponents in the classic in Mud I so on Park, It has been some years since Kll- Square Garden Sep- Senators. playing: senior ball In this city, and! Freddie Welsh's crown off hie men come from Saturday's shoot will inaugurate the wone dp event. The Boston, tember 2 5. The bout Is the T. A. C. seem to have a Arm ban his title from Abe Attell, practically practice sessions at that place. hold] liead and place it back to a point Philadelphia, Chicago, Pittsburgh and conceded to on the honors of who at that time was characterised Moha, whose ability is Ommorles' lettor of BLUBBER—Better exercise tho Staten Island, so! where there will be some Interest in many other cities. Mr. explanation rs one of the cleverest boys who ever nothing to sneeze at. follows: gray stuff under the "Truly Kaufman" that the game will assume the aspect1 the class. The of metropolitan fans will had laid claims to the title In the lightweight hopes Jack I >lllon seems to be suffering PERTH —O— of α titular contest. be on little Willie AMBOY EVENING NEWS. pinned Kyronen, from deafness an The Globes will release their hold I ranks which have been graced by when Moha's name is Editor:—I see one our Hommey looked like Oriental who finished second in the five mile Sporting of Bome of the moat famous mitt art- montloncd, as do others who would meoibers of the Perth typhoon to Joe Mooney. The dam- on Amusement Park for the day, and! event at the senior games last week. Amboy Itifle ists of the century. And Kilbane had PLMNFIELD KENNEL SHOW be eliminated by a bout with the Club sends In notice of age was about as bad as that caused will probably return to It on the He is In excellent condition and ex- the organisa- fol-j a time pigmy. by a too. Sunday, although no gume has comparatively easy outpoint- to to tions of the club. There was a mis- typhoon, lowing pects bring the hoonrs Milroso nor ing the champion then recognized. Jim Healy, the Irish take In the name —O— been set for that date, for BESI DOS SEASON Athletic Association, which he repre- heavyweight, of the secretary, and Oc-j Is anxious to crowd was 1. On October the team Since that time Kllbane has met get a bout with Moha, I will give you the names of the of- Literary splurge:—"The tober 8, EVENTJ sents. Others from the Greater City willj every In his class who has and points to his record of nine ficers. struck speechless by Martin's fight- travel to New Brunswick to hook up boxer The Plalnfleld Kennel Club show to are Charles Pores, Fred Travelena Bhown himself worthy of a chance straight knockouts as proof of his We have Just received our ammuni- ing." with the Knights of St, Peter's team,' be held at tho Horse Show grounds at and R. Vickstrom, at the title. And every one of them right to meet the little man. tion and expect our rifles next week. —O— with whom Bram has arranged a I'lalneld, N. J. Saturday, Septem- The most dangerous of the visitors ' has gone down to a defeat.. Our is When the strikers parade In New game, which may mean a series. crushing ber 2 will be the are James E. and Clifton range back of the fence of the 3, possibly leading Henegan It will the a Kllbane even has stepped out of his Amusement Park ball grounds and we York, give citizens chance In the game on Sunday, Bram kennel event of the 1916 season, held Home, both of the Dorchester (Mass.) will] class and has tried the Issue with some have a 200 and S00 yard to learn how to transport themselves have his best team. He will prob- within the metropolitan district. Over Club: William A, Kennedy, unattach- firing point, of the best lightweights, Joe Mandot BASEBALL. a good safe pit and Mr. J. nowadays. ably play Applegate In the box, with BOO dogs are entered and a large ed, of Chicago; Ted A. Johnson, of the backstop. one —O— Jensen held in reserve. Do Leon will being of the most prominent. number of the kennel owner· Deseret Suit Lake Watere, secretary of the Perth Am- leading Gymnasium, City, on the Is as safe Some of the writers gave Mandot a boy Gun Club gives us the Traveling subway catch for the team.
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