Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, March 19, 1920, Page 3

1 14 -2-pounds, a° picture ‘of ph: fithess, while Carberry .outwt g hifn by two pounds, but was a trifie ‘too fat to be in the pink of fighting . The first round started with Car- berry“trying to force the fighting but Suliivan was ¢ontinually’ working his + | 1ett to” jaw and crossing it -with his right. Carberry landed several®times by without any apparent’damage and Sullivan ‘came back strong, getting to Carberry’s hody with telling -effeet. Both boys were @ exchanging blows Wwhen the gong sounded.’ * Garbérry- opened the second round || with a rush, forcing Sullivan to the ropes and landing "several -ineffctual blows. Sully started to lead and from | then on forced Carberry to give ground. With g straight left from the shoulder to Carberry's jaw Carberry went down for the count of six, get- My heart-is in the homeland, like hearts the wide world ©over, t L B 2 And when 1 take the home road it’s good to be ashore ! Yet once I looked upon the sea and I was glad to go, To trust my fate to little ships that travel to and fro ! ‘Rankin, local aspirant for such pugilistic honors * as he can gather bout Norwich and. vicinity, met his Waterloo Thursday evening when George Proto of New Haven, substituting for Eddie Ford of Wat- erbury, put away in four rounds of a scheduled 12 round bout at Olympic hail and only the bell saved Rankin from a- knockout. - The gong| ! struck just as Referee Fury was tolling off the eighth second. Rank- in's manager ¥ritts, refused ‘to let ¢ dpaan ning to tell on' Rankin, and he was swinging ‘wild, trusting to luck to put over & lucky punch. The round fin- ished with® Rankin showing = clearly that he was practically done. 7 In the fourth and last round, Rank- in did not have a chance, Proto knocked him' down once ' with two blows to the jaw which Rankin was unable to avoid. Rankin tried to cover up but was apparently dazed and the ‘blood was . flowing freely trom lis nose and one eye was rap-| Local and New York Bank and Trust Co. Stocks AND OF COURSE YOU ARE INSURED— But is your Insurance piaced on the basis of present values which have in- creased enormoysly since 1914. . ISAAC 8. JONES Aye, they have been the good friends and they’ve been staunch and true; | They’ve carried me across the world and brought me back || 'nsurance and Real Estate ‘Agency his boy continue the bout and Proto’jgy closing. The round had gonel ting to his feet and . falling into a y ¢ | g v | Richards Building, 91 Main Street is credited with a technical knock-|apout two minutes when Proto waded clineh. _ Sulligan bored in - and ~ Car- 0 you ! i Bbast. wiio allad ke s ith e t. ; ‘with right ing left to the head | berry, game from start to finish, to p Pl’efel‘l’ed Stocks wzrba bout for the first: three rounds ;grzns;!:g t%m:!:enivpees. oPro!o al- | some terrible punishment. The round And y Ct they HCkEY ha my D s WHEN THE DOLLAR p N . was fast and furious bt;th mer;;ags‘ lowed Rankin to get set then slipped cl?;;d z;!‘tl; Carh;rry nllhbut usle‘:]y‘), 4 me; - LOO it without hesitation, nkin i h d|. The third round was short. Sulllvan . Yleldmg From from the first was outclassed by Hed Wil Beferms anted his connt| started i with beth “minis —naime || My heart was where my home is, and you have kept the KS LIKE 30. CENTS Proto, a more experienced and craft- and at' the count of eight the bell| their mark, Carberry apparently heip- key If the Dollar of:Today Buys ©nly as 60/ to 80/ ler man, and it was only Red's re-|gounded. - Rankin lay for several|less to do anything. Sullivan let loose | . . ‘ iys 0 (] 0 markable defensive work: and ability | gecona Much and when he did get up he poki; sudyariity e "m’,"‘ risht. !;&tmk that g?ndlcuger-1 o Enwho:AWN .:. D:hm 9 ?urz hat im fro tagg: y's Jaw,. an was curtains for Car- . . s 4 Y. Harold N. Christianson | taxing. ?ha“%o{ns efi:fi in the baidle ungths ok ‘x??xi%v ?nw‘{ehmeéil-l %;FA The force of Sulivars dlow 1 never sniff a shore breeze but that I smell the pines Much Life; Asidert ahd u:z K. 7 t reet e fighting prac | cate hi. 8 the bel at caugl erry on the ja . o = 2 Local Representative. ol the way snd had Tankin com- | Sounded for the Afth round Rankin | beneaih the ‘ear turmed Carverrs hatt|| That mark the place of my home, and never beacon shines | surance as He Di& Then: pletely stopped af e of e end was apparently eager to resume the third round. battle but Manager Fritts saw that The first round was nearly an even| his: .yan was still dizzy and unable fo break both boys teeling out his OP-|gee so stepped into the ring, taking ponent, Rankin leading and Protoi Rankin back to his ‘corner. countering with lefts and rights to| "lp .. put up . a very . creditable the head and body. Proto "h"".‘d'fignt, game from start to finish, tak- some clever in-fighting and Rankin, % B 5% ating without complatnt | was equally clever at blocking and; & y 13 fieldi covering up. and at times showing great clever way around and he went to sleep lean- ing up comfortably against Sullivan’s shoulder until Jack gently laid him on the mat. Referee' Fury started the count. Carberry gradually returned to life and at the count of nine started | to rise, but with a long’ sigh simply | changed his position and slumbered peacefully on. WA But guides me to the homeland across the miles between, o dreaming of grasses cool y New Londen Independents Win And sets my heartt d i g g eSecolend green New London Independents had an esasy time defeating the Ashland A. C. basketball team of Jewett City last njght, making the score of 54 to 39. Mills of the Independents was the star of the game getting HEALTH INSURANCE. JOS. BODO & CO. Real Estate and Insurance. . Box 422 All Forms of LIFE, ACCIDENT ané 1 When tropic skies are clearest and I am keen to go, It’s good to be alive then, but best of all to know, e e s tvok- | . Sullivan put up one of the best|} While joy within my heart leaps and thrills me thru like tyee fanle e Wi 3 % : The Ashiung s, caguug 11 baskets TS ground, But &5 thg round went| MmSEIr & gamo boy and no criticlsm | CERL Ioam sard o finiah, fignting with § ) 50000 i the homeland nd you and h iha ‘one fou"The Tineup: onh, Soaevident that Droto, was,ihe| 8bdUE' the ‘way he fought ~can To| 2UW ohejidtent, that to win, and win Y and you and home are and one foul. ) on 4 ; i Independents—Grebe, rf; Gorman,|{more experienced fighter of the two.handed out He R ione| © When Sullivan put Carberry away mine ! e SEit. b:C :; Fitch, 1g. and he turned the tide by driving in- | 282! 5 5 3 some of the ignorant roughnecks in ] . s T2 ®'W. Benfamin,| o Red's body. and kidneys. Broto|ed in’at 123 pounds and Proto at 126. | {01 OC jh¢ JEROrant roughnecks 1| ifi,s;hl::zd;:!flx;;l;‘:h’r ©c; Jeffers rg.;|crossed his right with his left to the Sullivan Knocks. Out Carberry. —James Owen Tryon in the Sun and New York Herald. Sullivan dirty. showing how little they l know ahout the game. Such fight fans are a disgrace to the sport. Sullivan fought a clean fight: In fact, no boxer who ever:nut on the mitts in this city ever showed better sportsmanship than Sullivan and he deserves all the pralse that i{s due him. .Carberry, 3 jaw but Rankin managed to cover up o saving himself time after time. The third round came | rush. Sallor Jack Sullivan of New London, « | a.pupil of Austin Rice, took Jack Car- in with. -a{ berry, local boy, into camp in the third Proto was out to_make.short! round. of their scheduled eight round work of the local boy. Proto.landed ! bout, winner take all. - Carberry was several times to the jaw and body.in| clearly outclassed at the beginning rapid successlion, getting away clean | and Sullivan showed the result of his Readys for Game Tonight the Crescents meet the} Bmeralds In Willimantic for the champlonship of Eastern Connecticut. ¥ DRPA.SCHWARTZ Slight changes developed among the five high men in the doubles and. all HUMORS OF THE DAY HEN one realizes that on a tE 6 the backward pupils re;!hg. game with some clever play-|easily seen that the pace was begin-! during the two and a half rounds was | sand and grit. 4 were made. Clerk—g:rictly . fresh, -as usual, inmates ' of our reform A el - - One Round Ravmand Makes a Name,| C. Milier and L Weisman of Louls- | my'am.—Bostan Globe. institutions and:some older R R nt Tk Rrb o 5 % Young Raymond, a pug hailing from ! Vile, = ~| “Tremendous crowd up at our wrong Tan blume ‘fhelr e Rkl o e | I Greeneville, became the One Round | STROOR went into 6fth place 'in the|church last night.” ondttion i fmpere - e m:“,}":;',”f:"f:e ;‘1’,‘10 o Py Terror when he put Yourig Murphy of | {¥o-men standing with a o New minister?” . s ollow cun an : ) Tl ¥ Madden and Murphy, guards; Mills, New London away with two punches in the first 20 seconds of a scheduled six round go. Murphy shook hands with Raymond, put up his mitts, hit the floor for a count. of six, got up of South Bend went into second place in the all events, his nine games netting 1860 pins. Teams from Pittsbhurg, teeth, it gives us cause for serious thought. It makes one think that he should avail himself of a dentist's services. “No jt was burned down."—Ne- braska Awgwan. Father of the Family—You girls are always talking about your dresses! center; Belair and Dwyer, forwards. MARKET WAS BUOYANT New York, March 18.—Influenced mainly by the hope that congress may modify or perhaps repeal tracted attention and gave rise to rumors that ‘estates and: corporations were agaln accumulating that issue. Standard rails anl industrial Cleveland, Daughter—Surely pa'pl. Now we're going to talk about hats.—Pele Mele (Paris.) “They can’t live together and the; can’t live apart.” “Umph! = What' problem like that against loose aggregated | oy the Terror. Raymond let rolled tonight in the five men events. with both hands and it was all er and. by the time the round was ever Raymond was quietly getting into his “clvies” in his dressing room. From the Ringside. v Can’t you find a higher plane of con- existing ) Ponds | and agatn .went down for the whole | Jmaha. Toledo, Milwaukee, Racifie.| 205 VOu, 4 i3 tax laws relating to excess profits, to- | Were firmto strong, but did not keep| count. He didn’t have a :chance | Detroit, Fort Wayne and Chicago | Versation? «PAUL A SCHWARTZDMD: doy's stock market registered many |Pace with the rise of stocks and in- INVESTMENTS IN WELL ESTABLISHED INDUSTRIES We offer bonds, notes and substantial additions to yesterday's guins, Greatest strength was dis- played by shares of companies which are expected to follow the example of Crucible Steel in declaring: lilmgal stock dividends out of surplus earn- ings. . Extreme advances in various ternationals recorded slight caanges. Total sales, $12,650,000. (Bld TU. S. bonds were unchanged on call.. DENTIST . ON THE SQUARE par value, BRITISH WOM_EN'S GOLF GAMES TO BE PLAYED IN IRELAND New York, March 18—The women'’s golf champlonship of Great Britain will be held at Newecastle, County EMAIN ST = NORWICH) % PHONME 2748 if RES. - 44aa 1/ '‘the solution of a STOCKS, Sales. . 6200 Allls Chalmer .. shares of this class extended from three to twenty points. \ The rise was further stimulated by reports that the ‘railroad companies, with the cooperation of the Inter- state Commerce Commission, contem- plates awarding large contracts for much needsd equipment and :general reconstructicn of the country’s trans- portation systema Other favorable factors included g plentiful supply of call money at six stocks of New England enter- prises, many of which have been in prosperous operation for generations. It would be almost impossible to select anywhere in America indust- rial securities with such re- 2160 Am Bosh Mag . 25500 Amer Can .. 21830 Am Car & ¥ 900 Am Cotton 04 H & Woolen 200 Asso Oi1 . es per cent, with moderate offerings of | gs ‘Arens cords for stability and earn-|time tunds at a slignt concession trom | i Atehisen 5 recent rigid rates. Foreign exchange also manifested greater firmness. Outstanding features ~ of the -day, which was the broadest and most ac- tive of any session since the revers- al of the early weeks of the year, en- compassed motors steels and railway equipments, also shippings, leatners 1500 Balt & Ohlo 400 Balt & Ohio pr 15400 Reth “Motor .. 3000 Beth Steel .. 48100 Deth _Steel B : ings. They yield investors anywhere from 614 per cent. lo 74 per cent. Send for our booklet “Invest- ments in New England 160 Butte. Cop & Z 800 Butte & Bup .. 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There is a complete table showing the date of each issue, the amount outstanding, interest rates, maturities, the present approximate yield on bonds deliver- ed here, approximate yield with exchange at normal; approximate -profit on redemption if bonds are held until maturity and exchange ‘returns to normal. : ! Americans who invest in British bonds which are paying.a good.income have regsonable assurance of substantial profits and have the satisfaction of taking the most logical way of improving exchange-rates and in' turn the export trade of America with Great Britain. v For present and future reference our new p;mplil_et should be in th= hands of every banker, manufacturer, exporter and investor. Complimentary copy sent on request for Circular ‘No. N. B.-5.. A. B. LEACH & CO,, Inc. INVESTMENT - SECURITIES 62 CEDAR STREET, NEW YORK - o money’s worth, and then some. who wanted action got it. Among the notables in the fighting game present were Tommy Shea of' New Haven, New England's ligh weight champion, Teddy - Russell don. | bout. a fine bunch of sports (?). Hail to Young Ravmond! orizinal One “Round Terror. If a world beater. sired. They're both game boys. van. Dave Powers o K. O. Palitz. not? SLIGHT CHANGES IN LEADERS There was an attendance of about 600 at the bouts and every one got his | Those | of Springfleld, Austin Rice of New Lon. don and Jacky Norman of New Lon- Teddy Ruesell hurled a.defi at Jack Sullivan and Jacky Norman wants to fight the winner of the Rankin-Proto To those who hissed -Sullivan ‘we say: You have our sympathy. You are He is the he maintains the pace he has set he'll be For grit and sand Red Rankin and Jack Carberry are all that can be de This bout should be a stepning stone to better things for Sailor Jack Sulll- He would match up well with Why OF BOWLING CONGRESS Down, Ireland, beginning May 10 and not May 20 as previously stated, ac- cording to a cable message received today by W. D. Vanderpool, secretary of the United States Golf association, from Henry Gullane, secretary of the Royal and Amncient Club‘at St. An- drews. The women's national committee which will collaborate with the U. S. @, A, regarding the champnn consists, it was announced, of Mrs. Hathaway Watsou, presiuent of- wue Women’s Western Golf Assoclation, chairman; Miss Fanny Osgood of Massachusetts; Miss Marion Iollins, New York; Mrs. C. H. Vanderbeck, Philadelphia, and Miss Alexa Stirling, jAtlanta. GRAVESEND RACE TRACK SOLD TO REAL ESTATE FIRM New York, March 18 — The old Gravesend race track near Coney Isle and, over which. for many years tne Brooklyn Handicap, a turf classic, was run, today was sold to a real estate firm for $675,000., The entire tract of land consisting of about 90 acres, was the property of the Brooklyn Jockey club, in which the once noted brothers, t- 23700 Gen Motor 200 Gen Motor 100 Iliinols Cent 3400 Ins Copper 2600‘Int Mer. Mar . 8100 Int M Mar pr 34000 Inter - Paper 100 Int, P ‘pr 200 Max M 1 pr 18400 Mex Petrol .. 800 M K- & T 00 2 30800 South Pac . 8900 Southern Ry 2000 South- Ry pr 8100 Tenn Copper . 1600 Worth Pump 100 W Pump B MONEY easy;. his 7; low 6; 6;" bank acceptances 6. 4100. - FOREIGN EXCHANGE.RATES. steady; New Yprk, March 18—Cal money ruling rate 7; closing bid 6; offered at 7; last loan New: York, March-18—Cotton spot| ) Phillip and - Michael Dwyer,were the Peoria, J1, March 18.—Leaders |principle stockhoiders. It will be cut were safe :throughout today’s play ‘in |up into building lots. the American Bowling Congress.| This is the last of the three Brook- lyn race tracks which were closed g:e Percey-Gray law. was repealed. 16400 Crucible Steel ., 234 255% | The Sheepshead Bay track, used until zggm : Dyeien: - 8 9!% a few months ago as an automobile 150 Don & B G 143 1% | sSPeedway, is now being dismantled and :gg 1‘-:;; e ;:5 121;/: gog\:rted I’%mo: residential tract. The righton Beach course already has T Jaanes; Siody. losys logy | been transformed into a bungalow col- 1800 Gen Electric 104% ony. MISS SIGOURNEY WINS INDOOR TENNIS mavCH New York, March 18—Miss Edith Sigourney of Boston, and Miss Helene Pollak of New York today won their places in the final round of the wo- men’s national indoor tennis cham- plonship singles at the Seventh Regi- ment Armory. Deep court driving at which she excelled ‘accounted . for the victory of Miss Sigourney. She de- feated Mrs. Ingo F. Hartmann, of New York, 6-1, 6-1. Miss Pollak In her semi-final of the tournament - defeated Miss Carona Winn of Mountain Lakes, N. J., 6-3, 6-3. Miss Pollak kept up a running fire of drives and volleys from all parts of her court in order to overcomethe steady drives of her opponent. ZAFan Exhibitlon Games, At San Benito, Tex.— St. Louis Nationals 13, 12, 8. Philadelphia Americans 7, 10, 2, Jacobs, Bolden and Clemons, Dil- hoefer; Kinney, Naylor, Pearson and Perkins, Styles. Brooklyn Nationals 8, 9, 1. New York Americans, 0, 5, 1. Marquard, Mamaux and Elliott, Miller; McGraw, Mays and Hannah. “Chloroform; but, confound the luck, it's. .against. the - law"—Birmingham Age-Herald. imes have changed,” said the buck private-that-was, with a grin. “What's the ‘matter?” > “Nothing. "Life looks mighty to me today. I've got three -second lieutenants taking orders from me now.”—Detroit Free Press. “Noah would: never have made a very successful poker player.” “I suppose he wouldn't, when he never had more than two of a kind.— Baltimore American. Mamma—Well Ruth how do you like iou: new doll? What do you think of er? Ruth (aged 5)—Oh, I guess she'll do. Her hair is all right, but I'm afraid her complextion isn't natural—Chi- cago News. —— KALEIDOSCOPE I Osage orange wood has been found ! to dye textiles a permanent yellow. Australia and Argentina together | pasture most \of the sheep . in the world. An electrically operated maochine | has been invented in Burope to write and decipher code Messages. ‘Within ‘two years there are ex- pected to be more than 10,000 Chi- nese students in Feaage taking cours- es in higher education. Chilled fish from Newfoundiand is prspared in a . cold-storage plant which has a capacity . for handling over 200,000 pounds of fish a day. Claiming that it holds fish more securely than the usaul type of hook, a Norweglan has patented a fish hook with the barb at one side of instead of inside the point. Sea water will be pumped by elec- tricity and evaporated by the sun at a | new Dplant that ‘is expected to supply New Zealand with almost its entire requirements of salt. The British Ministry of Food will cease functioning in August, accord- ing to a recent official announcement, but control of certain foodstuffs will be continued after that time. In many parts of England it is a belief among the women that rose- mary worn about the body strength- ens the memory and. adds’ to the succe’. 0T the wearer in anything she may undertake. By means of an instrument invent- ed by Dr. J. S. Owens, secretary of the British Committee fa- the In- vestigation of Atmospheric Pollution, it ‘is possible to measure and record the dirt in the air over a town at any and. every hour, NATIONAL 'AMATEUR OARSMEN TO MEET IN NEW YORK ‘Washington, March 18.—Announce- ment was made here tonight that the National Association of Amateur gooa|] DR. EDWARD KIRBY Surgeon KN’’Grory Building Norwich, Conn. DR. F. C. JACKSON DR. D. J. COYLE DENTISTS 203 Main St., Norwich, Conn. 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