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And slim they go. Well, we are
about to enter uopn the field of sum-P
inIler sport indications are that the
Norwalk boys will (hag themsulve 8‘.
from the winter fenthels without it
grlihune and enter into the spirit of
things as never. before. The. letter
which the sporting editor received yes-
. uerday from the Tin Horn Sport in but
typicall- of the spirit that still romaine
in the younger element. Get. together
and do something.
.. ‘ ~9—
rlndications are that it” will be some
game that will be played at the Ann.
oryI Monday night when the Sixth lines
a anIagainst the All Stars. The Clark
House members who comprise this ap-
grogntion are known to The Norwnlks
and they will take the suggestion that
'lhe'oe men can play some ball as being.
or whole, cloth of wool texture and a.
yard wide.
'Tis reported that Rube Mbrqunrd
wants more spondullx. Well. we don't
any that we blame him much but we
hardly think mi. if the long green
were nut forthcoming that, Rube would
retire. Rube is some plavor, how-
even. and deserves all that he can
set.
M
VlVOId comes from Toronto that on.
oilIlIer White Hope has loomed up in
ttlmPl northern climate. From his ap
pearance he has the beef and form oi a
fighter. in height. there certainly will
the no difficulty in honing him. How
herrncusures in ring generalohlp and
experience. however. we know little,
having heard little of Jack Leon, Now
that the Dusky Champion has become
anPexciusivo member of his own clone
and feels his oats, it is doubtful if he
would consider 8. match with the
Washingtonian for some time to come
flMMlNiS
The Stamford Advocate comes out
with the statement that the Stamford
High school boys will probably not .
consider the offer to play on the Amn-
ory door with the Norwalk High
school quintet. Is this n. tact or is it
purely the dope supplied by an embryo
writer? Surely it cannot be true its
Stamford boys have never yct shown
the whiteJenther and bore enjoyed
the "rep“ of bucking up nguinst any.
thing that come along. little or big.
We must be shown before we will no-
cept thin unqualified statement.
So our old friend George Smith will
plug,w on the Armory iioor again. Well.
gGoorge. we greet thee with mite out-
stretched, for you certainly have no
poor in these parts when it comes to
basketball. .With you on this team of
ours, the Sixth will have gathered to-
gether about nsi‘aut an aggregation or
players as comprise any of. the semi
professional teams in «this dilute.
A twenty round go between Bronson
and .Mcli‘nrlund should be some go us
both are genuine hours when it comes
to the slugging and hugging guinemvon
it it is for only the welterweiht title.
the bout would he a slasher and would
afford the runs some sport.
This is the swarming and
season in molar and minor league
baseball. (.ietPPyonr teeth flied men for
it may be your turn next.
hw—«um»
So Jimmie Corbett ihlnhn Abe Altell
is about to Join the has beans. Well,
it‘s autouiohlng how readily and eagen
bu rgain
Ply the hull boobs and would he‘s accept
members to their fold. The initiation
fee is usually small but quite uniti-
irnciive.
iiiPS“
(Contributions to this column are
solitited Address nil letters to Sport-
lngI b‘dllot. Sentinel.)
I A LIVE WIRE.
Sporting Editor Sentinelz~
Dear SilmAll hall to \our live sport
lng sheet Jnut Willli this dead townIi
has wanted for some time, to nah-e
it up from that long sleep it has been
it
your chair up close to the red hot
stove, place your foePPiP upon the Pi'iiPPn
and let us dope out our team for
next scumson
We shduld have a good team. boys,
for we have “got. , some good players
in the Norwnlks; just as good as we
have sent to New York and paid sill.
for. Why not form a Stock Company
and place a good live manager at
the helm. one who understands the;
.gume and who 18 able to bring out
good results from the players and we
hale selelal of such who could fill
the bill. Willi a good liberal alien
PPANKUNS w
ill lllSBlNll
it was-learned yealerduy «that the
Franklin-A. 0.. of New Haven. which
recently staged the poor boxing exhibi-
YMPIB
illlini
803i $75,000
tion at the Casino, baa decided to dis-
band and will no longer be included in
the list of New Haven clubs.
The organization was formerly n
flourishing one with a large member-
ship and had both baseball and football
teams in the athletic field as well as
being represented in the social world
by dances and bulls.
members are left and the decision to
break up come after the fizzle at the
rink Monday night.
An oil'er has been anode to the «An.
box A. C. or some of the club furniture
and it is probable the Four Corner club
will purchase the pool tables and oily
clrfurntturo.
PlPlR Will PM
P Willi Pillliilliil
Football .Exparl Says He Wil
Assisi Tigers in Preparation
For Big Games
:
Pl-illinmilbl’llin. Feb. 2wDoclarlng
that he wanted to give the younger
men iu'ooliege u chance to put Prince
ton on the top list of athleticu. was
the reason nanigned yesterday by Wil-
llnnl w. Roper for hie resignation an
athletic director at that institution. .
Roper. who begins today, active
participation in his low work. said he
Would help out (or the big names, but
otherwise his hundn were cleaned from
any activity in IPl‘lnCelOil'B athletic
work
“i have retired, he said. "becuuue
there are others whocun’t carry on
the work. i have givnnPPrinctPilon the
beat that is in me. We beat Yule and
Harvard. and i thought that it was
time that i gave the law some of
taking. So let us all join in and dance, plenty of good old fashioned
wish the Elening Sentinel succcss in (Ichthnsinum and lots of baseball talk
its new venture, for 1 am sure if we; we should hnve the best team Nor-
can encourage good‘ clean athletici
sports with the power of the preset
buck of us, it means much for this
quaint old Bing. Eierpbody will be;
hump and our population will lni
crease and the folks round about us;
will know there is such a place 9.8!
Narwaik on the map
Encourage good clean boxing bOutS.P
such as we are non having. Let
yourself be seen, at; the Armorv. eIPr-
ery Monday night, and keep the bus-
netball game arching, and do not letI
the good old game of football die out.
And now let us talk about baseball,
‘ the greatest game of them nilwcome
‘ baseball draw
W...—
*P alas. Width." and Fullenwiuer
$mn~ilmmy Boyle oi Cubs Dies
ntraots still continue to
motion to Seoretazv Joseph
Dion ' Amos. . George
‘d’hifer FIuilenwldéPr. The
be long name is a. right
"0 Was with the 001qu
‘S‘uuth Atlantic League
[He took part in forty
I he is credited with
ix rind churned with
walk over turned out.
Thanking you kindlyP for the space
odd time i have taken up. i am
Sincerely yams
A 'i‘lu noun SPORT.‘ i
(Editor's demo-Truly a live wire.
That's the kind of done. Mr. Tin Horn,
that counts. Get together. Do some-
thing With halt a dozen such en«
thusiasts as you are we could make
the old Town of Norwallt famous for
its athletics and athletes Your sug-
gallon for baseball is good and timely.
If you will do «your part. we assure P
yen of our support. Hares to the
sporting Nor-walks.
SiXTH COMPANY COMING BPAPOPK.
P “The Sixth company busketbnli
team is coming back," was the prom-
ise. made a Sentinel reporter by Man-
ager Frank C. Godfrey. this morning.
The tealn hominid its slump anti-is
now coining up at the other sweet
the valley. Therefore it is expected
that some line‘busitetbali will be seen
‘when the Sixth modellers up with the
All Stars on Mondnynignt.‘
Speaking of: the return.ot"'the Sixth
team Manager Godfrey announced this
morning that the old-time favorite '
(large Smith. or Stamford, will ap-
"pear at [the center position on the door
Monday night Quite a welcome lube.
tug planned for this big elever'center "
man. He will plan at the position
.agninut Ranch, the center men
the Knickerbockers here lost
the latter also pinyin; an don
the All Stars.
Jlmmyllllnwni to
my bent hours. (loathing especially
lwhcn it has to be done in .lungio
'town and practicing low when it
has to be done in Phlludelphin. do not
mute.
W.M m... "a...”
Milli! DOYLE
P IPA88E8 AWAY
PSY'RAMB. Feb. 2.—-Jumeu Doyle.
. third lmnexnan of the Chicago National
Ileagun ten-m. died yesterday at 9
o’clock. ‘ _
Doyle was at Syracuse ho" He was
stricken with npoudlcitia on Monday
lie was reported an being in a critical
.Icoudiilon Wodnoudny night.fi Dorie
was operated upon late Monthly lifter-
noon. and on Tuesday his phyulclans
stated that his condition was lavorn- .
ble. A change for the worse came
yesterday. P
Doyle chewed promise lost your and
played well enough to almost Johnnyl
Kilns. the new manager of the Boston
. Brave's who has been trying to buy his
release no nos a graduate of Niagara
univoraity.
~..—.M—.-- «am—*4.
Nutmeg Club Pool. .
In the third round for the firstoue
yesterday Andrew ’H’. Lyonfratedillb,‘ -
defeated Joseph A. Aahwell. president
at the club.‘ rhted 95. by the neuron!
110 to 81. Mr. Aahwell was not in
form. but the game was well played ,. '
on his port. The score by trmnse £Pl~
lows: ,
Lyon,1P1P0.
Only a dozen.
.Baisingul Fund Presents Billet
Problem to American Demolition
lBillli Pill] lilillill
Will Mllliil iRlP
Rules Suited to Benefit Foreign
Teams in Sprints
One of the chief problems which
the American Olympic omnmlttoo will
have to contend with in order to bend
the proper mum to the Qiympiud at
Stockholm. Sweden, thineuntmor, will
be the raising of fundu. To date there
i bus been but one public appeal which
won not. generally answered, and on-
load the necessary. amount of money is
received by the committee in the next
few months it will. be virtually im-
possible for this country to send the
right number of men to the gamei.
The Swudish Olympic committee has
an arranged the events at the games
as to make it impossible tor America
to win the chin: honors. union: u
team much larger than had been first
planned is cent across the ocean. This
means that in all about 200 athletes
will have to make the trip. more than
three-quarters. of whom will probably
marlin one or m urchin.
The program oi the gamer.
which mired in this country two
weeks who. diiuwu that they boreholes)
so drawn up audio make it impossible
for it uprintomr to compete in more
than one event in, one day. This will
cruelly benefit England. as thallium
liah uuthorileu as a rule only enter
a‘ upon in one event. whilornmorlonn
athletes are used to starting at waist
twice at each meet. which they enter.
it will take at loan 576.000 to pond.
a. team to Sweden. . every cent or
which will here to be subscribed by
the public. on appeal has been made
to the different. branches of ‘tho Am-
erican Athletic union. but little or
nothing has been heard from them
since. .
The games are only the months
away, Ind whatever aid is to be. run-
idered in the Olympic committee will
hate. Pto be done very soon. as plants
cannot be made in a week or two. The
chartering of a steamer which will
convey the athletes to Sweden is a.
commendable more. an it Will give
Mike Murphy. trainer or the teams
in Sweden in the best condition.
it is very lilieiy that the Amerlcnh
committee Pur'illj‘ send out another on-
pool for funds within’n short time and
of doubt but it will be generally on-
swered as American citizens are lost»
13! proud of the supremacy of the Unit-
ed States athletes. asPP boy are of their
II splendid sold I;
aplendld community to land the men PP
it this is done there is not a question .
D
Hill GAME
Reports of alurvlng quail during the
recent cold wave and heavy snow: urn
receiving confirmation now that it is
poasl'blu to estimate the drainage would.
However, the appeals sent from var-P
ions sources asking farmers and oil»
ow to feed the birds undoubtedly env-
ed many. Gun elubu and local protec-
tive associations supplied food for
great numbers. thus enabling. them to
P ilurvie theIoevcre weather.
suuluuus ul
ululu uulu
May Be Liable tor Fatal Accident
ii Dangerous Hazard is P
Not Removal!
”if the rules committee decides to
stand that on the code no now constitut-
Pod and per-slain in overlooking one of
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the greatest hozardu known to the
game. brought about by the use of the
forward plus over the line of scrim-
mage. utter being fol-warned. it is a
more question in my mind if each
member of that committee does not
make himself criminally liable if a fri—
taiP accident occuru.”
Thu Above moment war mode by :
lawyer and former football player at
an informal gathering recently held at
New York of those interested in the
coming meeting of the so-called foot-
ball doctors. The statement is an in-
teresting one to oil concerned in any
way with the game of football—nu con-
text which has been subjected toisuch
bitter crltlolom and rebuke that ohnu- *
lites have been mode in the rules and
regulations that have altered the game
at today to such an extent that it can
hardly be recognised to being that or
the some game Poll a. decade ago.
That the forward peas in dangerous
and of practically no use whatever. exfj
cent to open up new channels for dun»
gerousl'plnying is up accepted (not.
recognized by players and enthusiasts
from the start. Originally it was in-
leotad into the some for the purpose
of opening up the may and therefore
mulling unnecessary so unuch of the‘
old one line plunges, which were con.
slderedtnot only danegrouo but brutal.
Nam/however. expertu come for-
ward and tell us that this new pinyin
even more dangerous and brutal than ‘
the line plunges by reason or the {act
that with this‘manoourer in vogue. the
fullback is thrown on far buck or the P
line at scrimmage that a tackle by him
is liable at any time to be fatal both
to himself and to the unfortunate who
happens to come within his group.
The play itself has been an utter
failure, as a. ground gainer there be
in: no evidence at hand to show that it
has ever been worked successrulir
enough to be relied upon
The {netball surgeons. meeting in
w York city this week. hold the a...
tiny: or the game in the palms of their
hands. if they show a. dispoPsitlonP
Eacrldoe their love I
its prelim; P
'3 unmount‘ care
Puhould be the game it:
. I throughout the
oudth at the country;
" Johnson-Flynn bout next July.-
lP IN THE WINTER
the weather is wet and to
with many. and a stiff glass on,
good liquor hits the. spot and.
warms the whole system alter _
a hard day 5 Work. A supply
Magner it Flynu' s whiskey.
brandy, cordials, wines. etc, iii
not only necessary for your port
50an comfort but often prevents .
sickness and colds and is always
thing to have in nib
houag.PP .
yhow.
Magnet 81 FIyn‘nP
PM! ll’lliEl. ililPPEPS 'Pl'ilP
HOLYOKE. Feb. 2.-—_Eloch passing
hour otrengthens the belief of local
fans that Hoiyoka will be put back
O'Neil. While Manager O‘Neil do:
oleresthat he hash t made up his
m‘indxone way or the other as wet. the
early next week.
Johnson to Fight u. Nevada.
SALT LAKE. CITY. Utah. Feb. 2P.-‘«
Some points on the western Pacific
"undo, will be the scene of the
hose hon decided by Jack Carley. ”at?
ad omclals and local businelzs men.
All a’ result Salt Lake will be head-
quarters for the bin IImill unless some
unlocked for obstacles appear
worked out aired
men were present at the conferences
audgih'olr expressions of opinion in.
no oubt that they are heartily in
tailor of having the bout held adieu t
to halt Lake. .
u‘ove Til uuLluKt
on the buobuli map this year by Dom
straws point: to the transfer at thoI’I
«Waterbury club to the Paper City
u. I. lull... P.
llrou‘d duet across the Utah line» in"
This?
"umeno'us conferences with rnii-I
A number of suit Lake business ‘PP
Roger Lulliuw
Twin City
Nugget or I
Little hem .1
Some 'I‘PJP,
or the detnils 01 the bout are being _ >
P w your, a In
the fact that you can boy i:
1: our: 0% procurehi‘o at this but
produo uch a" 'n
Ital n hitters, Vermouth
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