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Fringe to Show What the Combined ' 119, 23, 97; James Barber, Englewood, Next Monday Night Fred Stengel, Henry Koegel and Where Competitors Crooked Work LEWIS MATCHED TO MEET HARRY BOYLE * -i- Rival Featherweights Ten Newark Lightweight Signs to Fight . Game Rounds in Mil- Oppose Buffalo Lad in Roches- waukee and their cars entered in the race: Ring, ter Monday Night. to get another ohanne at Welnert. He say Coyne will Jab FYeda's head off, when he threw the ball over the Zimmerman, formerly of the Newark The Phillies have about clinches FAN. International Club? Ralph De Palma, Mercedes; Barney is the way about It In and some say Freda will fool them fence. AN ATHLETIC PARK League going right N. N, W. S. Harkness, the National League and all, but I can t see it. I remain, yours Oldfield, Delage; Harry pennant, to a match with Dillon Keep on claiming seems to be the An- consenting Your coins are of no premium Delage; Earl Cooper, Stutz; Gil CHAMPION IS there Is great In Quaker- truly. A REAr. FIGHT FAN. MARKED UP WILLING TO BOX GRADWELL rejoicing and he Is deserving of encouragement. only solution to the championship. value. Zimmerman Is now with the derson, Stutz; driver not named, town. The team Is to on Freda thinks that he will beat going play ■—O— Brooklyn Nationals. He played with Stutz; driver not named, Stutz; Dario Its own the accom- Coyne easily, and several good Judges J. P. N.: Rochester, in the International Peugeot; Bob Burman, Peu- grounds, though The Paul Freda-Jack match Resta, Coyne Is there a Roman Church for the of the John MILWAUKEE, Sept, 22.—Ritchie who is a leading con- that are of the same opinion. It Is said Catholic League, greater part geot; Ralph Mulford, Peugeot; Banty Lewis, modations are limited. It Is said of and Is off for the moment and Bill Well- In New York city where mass Is said year. Altken, Peugeot; Howard Wilcox, Mitchell, Milwaukee, Johnny tender for premier lightweight hon- the Phillies oould have secured Shlbe that Coyne can’t hit, and that Fred a on Sunday mornings at 2:30 o’clock? —©— Peugeot; Bob Moore, Sunbeam; Eddie Kilbane, of Cleveland, fought ton ors In this section, has been matched man, manager of Madison Square can. So there Park, but the fans are eo sore on you are. How can I reach the church from J. P. N.: Pullen, Mercer; Glover Ruckstell, tame rounds here last night. The to meet Harry Boyle, of Buffalo, In will settle matters Newark? E. J. R. Did the late Eddie Hasha ever de- Max- Connie Mack and hie Athletes that Oarden, definitely Mercer; Eddie Rlckenbacker, of men Airdrome majority newspaper at the a ten-round bout at the There are two Roman Catholic feat Ray Seymour In a motorcycle driver not named. Maxwell; they declared would not go tomorrow. Coyne said ho was signed West Orange fight fans think pretty well; called the bout a draw. N. next Mon- they race? W. S. AND G. S. E. R. P.: driver not ringside A. C„ Rochester, Y., well churches In New York city where Jean Porporato, three rounds there. President of the to meet but Wellman of Charley Welnert, and say so Hasha on The first were even. Lewis has been In dally Baker, up Freda, says mass Is said on Sunday mornings at Seymour won from named, E. R. P.; Louis Chevrolet, car day night. In the Kilbane had a shade in the fourth Phillies, gave out a statement yester- following communication: 2:80 o’clock. St. Is lo- numerous occasions. not named; Eddie O'Donnell; Duesen- training and will weigh In with Is op- not. Freda was offered *50 for the One, Andrews, and Mitchell the edge in the fifth. would the world’s West 81. cated In Duane street, In the rear of berg; Peter Henderson, Duesenberg; ponent at 133 pounds ringside. day that he play bout, but declares he wants *125. He Orange, Sept. Kilbane won the sixth, but the local J. P. N.: the new Municipal building. To reach J. P. N.: driver not named, Duesenberg; Irma Is anxious to series on tho Phillies' own grounds. boy had a shade in the seventh. The Bant.y particularly also says he might he Induced to ac- this church from Newark board a tube Mulford Tom Tour story In the Evening Star of Can a resident of South Orange at- Vail, Special; Alley, won the meet Young Gradwell, another prom- “While at the recent of the champion eighth and the meeting cept a cut. Coyne has been training the train at Park place and ride to Court- tend the Central Evening High Ogren; Ora Halbe, Sebrlng; Grover Newark lightweight, and Im- possible meeting of Welnert and ninth and the tenth were even. ising National Commission In Cincinnati landt street, New York. Walk east School? When will Central Evening Bergdoll, Erwin Special; driver not con- and so has Freda. Paul visited the Willard has aroused Mitchell was unmarked at the end mediately after Monday night's considerable en- to Broadway, and then north, through Erwin Mr. Johnson kindly told mo that he High School open? READER. named,* Special. of the but Kilbane’s face test Lewis will he ready to talk busi- Evening Star office this morning. He thusiasm the fans of Park to bout, was among fight row Duane street. Turn left A South resident can at- ness with Gradwell In reference to a felt sure we could the use of Shlbe Orange O- severely bruised. The champion get said he was anxious to meet Coyne, this little burg, and while we feel re- Into Duane street and walk one-half tend School If clash. Central Evening High J. P. N.: weighed In at 126 pounds at 3 o'clock / ring Park for the world's series Just by but he also gretful that Welnert Is no block west to the church. The other wanted something for longer a he or she pays a tuition fee of $25 Did Billiard, of the Peps, ever have in the afternoon, the challenger 128’i. Baker said. "I thanked Is the Church of St. Francis de As- to Box. asking,” Mr. h(s services. He said that was native of our "fresh air town," never- per term. The evening high school a tryout with the New York Giants or Mark Unable Coyne slssl, In West Thirty-first street, be- him for his but that theless ho has session will open Monday, October 4. Yankees? L. C. Johnson and Kearns Even. Red Mack, the local bantam, was kindness, replied a poser and that he could beat him our hearty support tween Sixth and Seventh avenues. To Billiard had a with the If we should be fortunate to and good as we are convinced a tryout BROOKLYN, Sept. 22.—Battling met Dundee In a ten- enough any day. Coyne has his of wishes, reach this church board tube train to have Young opinion J. P. N.: Yankees some years ago. Jim Johnson boxed a ten-round draw win the we would play out that he Is tho cleverest and best at Park place and ride to Grove street, J round bout at the New Polo A. A., pennant Freda as a fighter. Jack says that I reach Welnert with Soldier Kearns in the Jersey City. There change to an up- How can Charley —o— Clermont to the series on our own It heavyweight In the ring today, bar Harlem, last night, but, according grounds. Paul Is even afraid of a "bloody town New York train and ride to by telephone? K. T. W. J. P. N.: Rink last night. our none of any color. And there Is no announcement, he sent word to the they were good enough for nose." Twenty-eighth street station. Walk Welnert haa no telephone, but his What Is the best trolley or train fighter In the world with more confi- Victory for Bnck Fleming. and unable to the season I am sure north In Sixth avenue three blocks to manager, Jaok Bulger, can be route from Newark to the Sheeps- olub that he was sick patrons during dence In his ability than our friend street walk reached 162 South. head Motordrome? What are 22.—Buck Pete Bp la In o, a Harlem for them In the Jack Thirty-first and then by telephone Bay EASTON, Pa., Sept. perform. they are good enough Palmer le a very careful fel- Welnert. the for the meet and hoxer, substituted for Mnck, and ob- west a half a block to the churoh. On prices opening Fleming easily outclassed Kid Al- blue rlbon event of baseball.” low. He wants to Some of the New York critics are J. P. at what time will the race for the tained the popular verdict over get a couple of holidays of obligation the mass at N.: berts, of Reading, in ten rounds here inclined to the belief that ten rounds both churches Is at 8:18 a. m. A John Purroy Mitchell, Astor Cup start? A. S. R. Dundee. fights under hla belt, according to says Mayor last night. Is Welnert's limit of and New is a Jew. B he Board a tube train at Park place Several of the leading cyclists were endurance, of York says Freda, before he meets Dave Kurts. how they arrive at such a conclusion Is a Christian of Irlsh-Amerlcan and ride to Courtlandt street, New Under Arrest. Boat Postponed One Week. over ,T. P. N.i Fighters laughing up their sleeves today Is not quite clear to What na- York. Walk east to Broadway and Palmer talk that us, particularly a descent.
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