Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, April 29, 1919, Page 3

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J, April 28.—Willie | Ritchie of San Francisco was saved | by the reteree from a knockout at the hands of Bennie Leonard, lightweight champion, 40 seconds before the end of the eighth and final round of ‘a bout here tonight. Ritchie was on the ropes when the match was stopped. Leonard receives credit for a techni- cal knockout. Ritchie fought gamely throughout the contest which was fast -all the way. Leonard floored him in the sec- ond round and punished him severely in the seventh. The men had agreed to weigh in at 3 o'clock at 142 pound: but Ritchie weighed 138 1-2. poun and Leonard 136. Each was probably a pound heavier at ring time. Leonard had the better of every round with the exception of the third in which Ritchie sent effective right- ill with pneumoRia Tendler Better'in Every Round. Philadelphia, ‘April 28.—Lew Tend= f thi. v, easily defeated Jimmy y, of New York, im a six round bout here tonight. .Tendler had:the better of every round. Boxing Bill Passed. Harrisburg, Pr, April 28—The sen- ate tonight by a vote of 33 to 12 p ed finally the bhill regulating Im ng and wrestiing contests and cerating a hand blows to the body, but went to|State athletic commission to have su- & himself with his nose n over such contests. The bill bleeding from a hard right. Ritchie | NOW goes to the h e. tried o carry the fighting to his ob-|\y) 0o opoost e ponent but when he let up Leonard | £ kept right after him, giving him no DZFEATS STRANGLER LEWIS rest. Chicago, April 28.—Wladek Zbys: 3 Leonard sent 0 {the Pole, defeated fid. (Strangler) count of nine in the second Wwith % Tewis of Kentucky for the second time Three seconds after|in two months in a finish wrestling right uppercut. match tonight. Bbyszko pinned Lew- he rose the bell rang ending the round. In the fourth leonard landed se\'?rnl} s down after two hours, fourteen min- jutes and nine seconds, with @ side roll hard lefts and Ritchie appeared all in, and a body seisso but came back in the fifth, trying to force the pace, | Lewis was the aggressor ‘through Leonard took the aggressive in thelout the match and secured five head | sixth and staggered his opponment inilocks on hi sopponent. One of them| he held for two minutes and forty sec- ! the seventh when he landed a right to the stomach, followed by a right crossionds before the Poie ‘could wriggle loose, to the jaw. Il.eonard sent oss right | and left but Ritchie again came back| The fall came when Lewis leaped | several feet across the mat in an ef-| for more. < In the eighth {fort to clamp the Pole’s head. Zbyszko left to the head frequentiy. A left to|ducked, however, and the men went {into a side roll which anded in Zy the jaw sent Ritchie down for a count} of nine for the second time jin the con-!downing Lewis with a pody scissors. test. As he ros t h JOIE RAY BREAKS Leonard jumped at him with right and left anxious toj ANOTHER WORLD'S York, April send a decisve blow across before the; final bell rang but the referee inte Ritchie was hanging on the A. C, Cn made al or record, of {wo mi onds in winning a spe- rd run in Brooklyn to- opponents were Tiomer ' and John R. Sellers of this | sent Ritchie down for . af | Leonard hooked his | Rscom); of | 5 RESULTS OF BOXING Doty BOUTS LAST NIGHT icial 1, Pittsburgh, Pa., April 28—Youngnight Chaney of Baltimore outpointed Dick | Baker H Loadman of Lockport, rennsylvania. in | City. The fome ecod w: 14, made | {by. both Ray and. John W. Overton,! 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Allison | Harman Daley-Stephaneau Centre. White - Right Guard. fiepaniau- D.ne\ . Lett (;.x.ard goals—T. Mark oy 4, Ken 5, Belair Field 8: Harv Stephanian 3, Harman 7, Harvi tal, Milford 49, 20-minute halvi ‘Woonsocket, R. Foul goals— . Allison 1. To- Taftyille Time— Referee, Cranc of] New Zealand Wins Trophy. April 27—The = Americay defeated New Zealand in the final heat of tWe regatta on the Zine today for the trf- phy offered by the Rowing Club /of France. The winners of the first two heats .competed in the final heat. teams were cntered ond four partic pated in the final. BASEBALL. GAMES TODAY. National League. 5 Washington YESTERDAY’S RESULTS; National League. New Yerw 3, Roston & Ameriban ‘Leapuo. Min apelis-Calymbus (et pufsville—St d-Touigllle (ralm). o (ral e Zadianipolls College Ransits. Tntersity Ver 1 Cambridge LEAGUE STANDINGS National Le: zue. W American League 00 0 Brooklyn 10, °mladelph1a 1. Philadelp April um"mml its wirping sirea 3 u‘(m oV e of the ched the contest yn [ © m « in .hk | the | from Woodward and the ntermittentis remainder the game. Pleft in th be ball over the r a shut out. Score: Brooklyn (N) Phitadelphia (N) of when Ba Bu oand bat 1 New Yor! , today. Seo! Boston (N) & hpo oa 4 two-bagger five times win from Boston, New York (N) April game in tor twelve Score: New York (A) 15 03».‘ Thres GLASGO WINS The G. Y. M. baseball etam defeat- ed the Versailles ¢ afternoon. were La- ; | catcher, Hiram Wild would like to some teams from Plain- Moosup who would challenge for games The batteries for Manager hear from them A Challenge tc Any and All. To the Sport Editor—The jependents” bz unecticu?, son and would 3 with some: of the v eérn” Connecticut, game, . Aprik{* by the crew fro/.| g | » 6 Br-:u.ANs = | Hot water Sure Relief ELLLANS J'OR INDIGESTION DE.. R. J. COLLINS. DENTIST 148 Main Street, Nerwich, Canr. ! Pnone 1173 PO CanL ik L B }fl) J. Shahan M. D. 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