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THE TIMES: MAMS 13, 1919
5.
SQUIRE EBGEGAT& There Are Not Enoojgh Acts for the Leading Lady In the Drama!
P0RT0RIAL&
BY LOUIS RICHARD
PORTO LOSES STATE
DUCKPIN
CONNIE LEWIS
I'M CO) NG To DIS
14 V
ROf:i-:H rv.iuw
HAIL CilXN'iK l,T;Vl;s, nrw ftt-it I
duckpin clumipion. Cuiirie won!
his new laurels like a trim I
Sportsman thai, ha is Ltnl cir foated j
2liS opponent. Joe Porto of New Jla- !
Vea, fairly and pannrcly. aiihotih the
latter's temarjis after the inarch
"Were anything bwomlng a supposedly I
Cranio loser. I
Porto, after tho match, raved. lie.
Maimed everything, lie acniFPfl
everyono. And he had a good word j
Jbr no one. A lino way for a for- j
jner champion to behave-:
Joe claimed that he had been j
cheated out of the championship. A.'
eJrtgle glance at tho analytic s-oro in :
another column will romince the'
render of the absurdity of thu"
charge, Connio Lotis outclassed th
New Havener beyond a doubt A'-:
through the match he behaved lilts-j
a. gentleman, even golnir so far a to
give encouragement to his opponent I
'when the breads were n!n?f lvim. j
But where was Porto. Ho was too !
texcited. He had not oven a laser's
congratulations for Ms eononeroi.
And aftetr the match ho coalmen that
he hnd "not been fdv ?n
myrot.
'n a s-v.'.avo
but tom-
P ORTO
CLj.IrFuD that th Par
J- City
alleys beat h5m. How
Btrango. And yet It's a. fact f
RVieys did beat Porto, b-'Ciuse Porto
could not roll th hnil on thm. Hu
there was nothing tht Tiitter with the
alleys; they're as pood as any in iris
State.
