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Johnson and Flynn have placed their
forfeits of‘ 310,000 apiece with Al Tier-
ney for their fight at which time the
former will defend and The latter at-
tempt to earn the beav3wel1'tigicham-
pionship of the world. This fight will
be one of great Interest, although it
is believed that the present titular
giant will retain the belt.
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The Sixth Company quintet will
have to be on their jobs every minute
of pla3 tonight il tbe3 wish to hold
their own With Clark House. 1f the
local boys should defeat this strong
agregation it. would be a big feather
I11 their hats.
Watch the Norwaik High school this
evening. .
Now that the baseball fans have
been assured that there will be a team
at Amusement Park this season which
will go under the name of “The Nor-
walks’i' their next interest. will be in
the personal of this aggregation. A
C. Knorr, former catcher and Well
known athlete has been selected as
manager and it 'is exported that (ius
will attempt to give the public what
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they want it Is the determination of
the manager and his associates to
give the town a Winning team.
\\ ell, Conley and Webb, Norwalk
looks to you to uphold the good name
or the town in athletics as well as in
army and navy circles. The second
Section of Naval Reserves. of Nor’wulk
Tare admitted to be the best section In
the- division while on the land the
Sixth Company stands our predomin-
cut it is up to these two b03s to
qualif3 in athletics
The next sitting In the Norwaik
Fire Police Ipinochle tournament will
be. held tomorrow evening in the police
rooms in Wall street.
The Nutmeg Club Pool tournament
grows nioreexcitiug with each pass-
Ing day. The interest is at high and
there are few more games to be More
ed before all will be over and the re
sults of the tourney known.
Let George doll. Smith, the old
favorite, wtll appear In the Sixth Com-
pany lineup this evening The boys
will not let him do it all but he will
help without a doubt
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MARilli lllllAl
There Will Be No Practice How
ever as All the Baggage Was
Left at St. Louis
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DALLAS, TEX” Feb. lib—The first
sound of Giants en route to the train-
here sorry last I'Ii'gbt.
twonty-one'which was In charge or
Manager McGraw were outfielders,
Tuby Dcrore, a brother of Josh Dc—
vore, Jacobson and Burns; inflelders.
Groh Bues. Thompson,(‘ Cordelia. No-
howell and Stock; pitchers Tesreau
and Evans: Co ach WilbcIt Robinson,
Arlle Latham, llr. Finley, of Pitts-
hurg, and several newspaper C0i'l‘83~
pondents.
3 The party will IIrI'iVe in Marlin to-
day. but there will be little chance for
practice, as all the baggae was left in
St; Louis. There was much excite!
ment as the train left St. Louis. The
special carrying the Giants wasswitch-
ed on to the Frisco limited and was
started off without Secretary Bean-
nlck. who had all the tickets and bag-
gage checks. The train was finally
stopped for lack of tickets and had to
wait until the valiant young secretary
‘could catch it. He did so by having
two husky men take him down the
track on a.handcar; The mix-up was
the fault of the railroad passenger .
agent.
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SWéebmg changes were ‘inade ‘
3 Princeton Ftiday in the management
.30: the athletic affairs at Princeton. A
reorganization of the administrative
powers including the abolition of the
mm: of athletic director, were made.
“Bur Roper, head football coach and
“athletic director of the university.
ii the Graduate Advisory committee
were dropped under the ruling. The
change was made to bring about a
.."8f‘_eA8‘t cooperation of university
; authorities alumni and undergradu-
. Antes in themontroi of athletics.’
, [13A connsc'rlou. 3
{also Sporting Editor of The EvetA'bA
n: Sentinel. South Norwalk, Conn.
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Former BostontAdava Loaves
Bean City Nine In Exchange
for Campbell
,Pl’l‘TSllURG, Feb. 19. ----- William
. Locke, scorctnrv of the Pittsburg Pl-
Ing rounds at Marlin passed through! ' "
' . 'rts,auonu oiltha l .
In the ilfii‘lY‘Ol'i s e ced t n gt t t M ke Don
lin, of the Boston Braves, would play
Donllu has been taken over by Pitts-
burg In exchange for Vincent Camb-
bell. who played right field for the
Pirates during part of. last season.
Donlin Is now in early training‘ at
West linden Ind.
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STREET Til GATGII
Fill! THE YANKEES
Hurry Wolverton. manager of
New York American League baseball
tennvciosed a deal. Saturday whereby
he obtains a new player. Behind the
bat for the Yankees the cording sea-
son will be Street, who comes tovNew
York from Washington, In exchange
for "Jack" Knight, the. infielder. It is
the Yankees.
CRESCENTS DEFEAT FRANKLINS.
The Crescent A. C. defeated the
Franklin school basketball team for
the second game of u‘ live game series.
the score being 18-6.A The game was
featured by Hunt uni MOI-roll, of the
Crescents, and Smith, for the Frank-
has. The game was fast and clean
nthroughout. The Crescent A. C. has;
3et this season and would like games
with the Marvin school basketball five
to be pla3ed soon. The line- -up is as
follows:
Crescents. Franklins.
Morreli .. . . .' .............. Howard
Right Farwwrd.
McNiven ............... .. O‘Hara
‘ Left Forward.
Goalter .. .Smitb
Center.
Court. ...... Tarlov
Right Guard.
Hunt. McMahon
Left Guard
Field goals—~MoI-reil, i; Coulton, 2;
'Hunt 2, Smith; 2: McMahon. 1.
Refereéf-Wood. .,
Timer—~39’Brl‘en. A
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SOME- RECORIAJ. .
The Naval five have defoutod
following teams; 5 .
Tne‘Shtth company. '
The marvels or ids Nbr‘ws’i
this season in a l’lttsburg uniform.3
the
believed that. Street will strengthen
ketbaii team has not been detected.
A ’day of last week.
[buying bpp‘ortunity for you AlnA “on of,
‘ the sentinel “Fur Bole Ad ' '
and Bill
Stuntman
Robert McLean Defeats fastest
Aniatours In United States and
Canada In indoor Title Races
To his three international titles won
In Boston on Friday, Robert McLean,
an eighteen-venom Ice skating "phe-
nom" of Chicago, added the national
quarter mile and one mile indoor
championship at the St. Nicholas Rink,
New’ York, before a capacity crowd
Saturday night. ;in each the Western
youngster skated away from his field
as though pitted against novices in-
stead of the fastest amateur experts
in the United States and Canada.
Among the cities represented by the
tIIIrty-flve aspirants were Chicago,
Cleveland, Milwaukee, Boston, St.
Innis, Red Bank, 8. 0.. Saranac Lake.
Montreal, St. Johns and Vancouver,
the most representative entry in years.
SMEJKAI MAY
Mill Billilll
The international wrestling contents.
which will be staged within the next
fortnight, should determine who Is the
best Aof all the big foreign wrestlers.
and the one most entitled to meet
Frank (lotoh for the world's champion-
ship tltlo. Josef Smelltsl, the Bohemian
champion, who has been on the trail of
Gotch, for the past six weeks in the
West and Northwest, arrived In New
York on Friday, and readily accepted
an oqifer to meet Zbyszko, the Polish
champion, and l'ussiff Mahmoui, the
Turk, to take place on Monday. Feb-
ruary 26. at the i-litrlem Casino.
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Lessons of Amusement Park will
Strive to Put‘a Winning
Team in Field
The Norwalk Baseball club held a
meeting yesterday afternoon at which
time officers for the ensuing your
were eiectedas followm
President-«Harry Cornea.
Treasurer—4?. A. AVolk.
Secretarymw. 0. McLean.
Managerwa. C. Knorr.
The manager expects that this 3913'
Norwnik will be represented by a win
uing team and although he is not 3st
in a position to give out anything de-'
finite. done will soon be forthcomins‘
which will prove his assertions.
Among the teams that will be secured
during the season will be fit! colored
teams, Lincoins, Colored Giants and
Cuban Giants.
A CHALLENGE.
The following speaks for itself and
was received at this office on Saturn
A match game be-
tween these men would undoubtedly be
of some Interest.
l Snorting Editor Sentinel.
Dear Sift—'3'. .
A lchallenge Mr. S. Gennariolo a
match game of pool which Is to he
played any place in town
Yours truly,
(Hinged)
P3HILIP SHERWOOD.
CLEVELAND SIGNS FAASTI AAIHOWN3
ma 3‘
CLEVELAND 0.. Feb. 19. —~KAenneth
Nils fWeymoutb, Mass" the Brown
Uni rslty shortstop and baseball cap-
3 tan: and the most sought college play-
3 33st two years, has signed
Still the Cleveland baseball
" thought he had the clever player
booked to play with the world's chum-3 ’
. [out work hats to have I. lot f on '
AlH IE8
Ill BUMPER
In Eleventh Annual Indoor Athle-
tic Carnlval of final Militia
at Hartford
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vmnmmu
Both Arc Members of the Naval
Initial). N. B.
.Vorwnik will he represented In the
elevento nunualindoor athletic meet
to be held under the auspices of the
Second Division of the Naval Militia,
Connecticut National Guard. at the
Hartford State armory on March 1st.
Mortimer Conley and William Webb,
well-knowa In locsi athletics, will be
two of those to contest.
The meet is open to all intercolleg-
iate. interscholostlc. Connecticut ’Ns-
tlonui (lunrd, or Young Men's Christ-
ian "Association "and industrial com-
panies, and it gives promise of being
the best meet held for all time under
these auspices in the capital city.
Prizes for the event will Include
gold and silver cups and medals and
the meal partitlpants hope to return
with some trophies. Charles 1.. no
son chairman of the entry commit
tee. has received the names of Conley
and Webb along with their enthuse
papers.
(lonic3 will probabl3 participate In
the running high jump, the 230 ”rd
obstacle race and the running bwad
lump, in each of which be is proficient.
Success to our local athletes and
may they receive their share of the
awards.
M—MWH—I—O
IBIDIEPBRT AFTER
Vii.“ film TEII
Secretary llugh Roddy returned
Friday night. from the Idyiilc fields of
violets to decorate the players‘ bench-
this morning that a College ball team
may play here even if the Yale boys
cant c'ome, says the Bridgeport Post.
best year the management of the
Villa Nova college nine requested that
the local management consider them
sylvunis college team was to make a
trip through this vicinity in the
spring.
GONNOILLYA PIcks‘sss-r m3 mam
om LEAGUE.
Tom Connolly, the knight of an. In
_dlcutor, comes out with a list of the
AA players whom he considers the best
In the American league. the)
are:
Best pitcher—~"Chlef" Bender, Pulls.
dolphin.
Best “waiter“—Harr3 Hooper, Boa.
ton.
Boat “squeeze" player—elf“ Chase.
New York
Best hitoud-run player—wilsrry Allard.
Chicago,
Best all-around player-Ty Cobb, De-
broit. "'
nit-American leuue team-Oscar
Stanaso, catcher, Bender and Walsh,
pitchers: Chase. first base; Cellini.
second base; Barry, shortstop: Biker.
third base: Cobb. Crawford and Speak-
er, outfield. ,‘3
- If [Alain would wait. says ACAionnoIly.
he would but 1.000. but he is too anx-
lous to take 3:. swipe at the bail. Chase
flare
at
of hi. wound-tut dorms There is both.
in; to touch but 00bb‘s shoestring: on
the slide, ssymt‘ioonoliy. . . "
bot ring m3.
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Certified Chocks fsr'fhis Amount
rum wan Al. Tierney
Saturday
CHICAGO, Feb. lib—Jack Johnson.
Jim Flynn and Jack Carley posted 820,-
000 in currency and certified checks
with Al Tourney Saturday as forfeit
money for the world’s heavyweight
fight between Johnson and Flynn. The
time and place for the bout were not'
made public, but Carley said that sew;
oral cities were hiding for the light;
lie Intimatcd that he would not decide
on a place until May 1
SPORTS
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U. 8. LEAGUE GETS STEINFELD‘T.
"CINCINNATI, 0., Feb. 19.~—Hsrry
Stelnfeldt, formerly member of 33a
Cincinnati, Chicago and Boston -
tionai Magus clubs, Saturday signed
a contract to manage the Cincinnati
team of the net vuited States league.
SIX BUBS Ill
NEWllEAIiIlE
ACHICAGOI rob.» 19.-John 'r. Pow-
ers. president. at the New Colombian
Baseball league, lutlnixbt. announced
that the league will be composed of
six clubs instead of eight.
Club owners held a meeting here
yesterday and decided finally to so
through the season. 8hr clubs were
represented. Detroit and Cincinnati,
President Powers said. probably would
30. Kansas City, lndisnpcllc, Louis
ville. Milwaukee and St. Louis would
start the season. ‘-
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All fAillil Pilllllillilll
I Constructed for a Yale Team
ii‘uirlicld where ho had been plucking»
on at Newficld park. and announced/31“..
In the exhibition games. as the Penn-33
i IQIdedly defensive. Although defensive.
loads as the “scams" player because ‘
Bill Boner Holds Them to be
PRINCETON, Fob. lilo—The Prince-
ton Alumni Weekly, the oiTicial organ
of the graduates of Princeton univer-
has come out. In no uncertain
terms against the recent revision of
not be in the organisation, but Chico- ~
R.
ER CIGAR STANDS.
Old Well
An Old Timer Revived
Smokers of 20 years ago have pleasant memories of the
Ten- Cent Cigar ..
We have been fortunate to purchase duplicates of the Havana3,33'
tobacco from which this Cigar was made and the R. H. is now on
sale at WHELPLEY a CLARK'S, DREYFUSS’, LEARY'S AND OTH-
H.
Cigar Co.
CELEBRATING
WASHINGTON'S BIRTHDAY
will remind you that the Father ,
of his Country like a good 3
pure and exquisitely flavored '
wine for health and digestion.
Like the celebrated cherry "tree
incident, our wines don’t lie. and '
connoisseurs realize the truth
of “In vino veritas" in thepurity
and exquisite bouquet of the 3
wines sold by Msgner & Flynn. 3,
Magnet & Flynn
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RALPH CRAIG WITH DRAWS.
Famous Sprinter Will Not Compete
in Olympic Games.
the football rules In the current issue.
“nill' Roper. head coach of the
Tiger football team last fall, some
du3s ago described the changes as
having been particularly constructed
for a Yale team The placing of
greater advantage than. formerly with
the offense Is regarded as a serious
Ibandicap to the two of football of
fared b3 Princeton In Harvard and'
Yale games last fall” which .wus do
this system was regarded by the
coaches to be as practical as the of-
(naive style and as likely to win. as
it so proved.
SIXTH GO. To 60 To RIDGEFIE‘LU.
The Sixth Company basketball team
will go to ftidgefield on Friday. Feb-
rusty 23rd to play the Ridsellelds. An
offer which could hardly be refused
was made and arrangements for the
walk players, baton, emu. Dorsey.
Seymour and Costello. . ,
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81mm SKATE.“ ACTIVE.
. The members of the Harsh-om
school hockey team have Ibsen putting ,
in some good band practice. on Mar-
rill's pond, in am River. of lots.
Their fast work on the ice has been.
witnessed and ondoysd-jy-thcm
dents or am section. .
the farmer's wife. ‘
some have been commuted. m Nor- -
walk line-up will contain the all-Nor- '
“riled 3s woman. .3
‘ We “what"! with info counter.
Ralph Craig the famous sprinter or
the University of Michigan, announced
Saturday that he would not compete
with the American team at the Olym-
pi e games at Stockholm next sum
mer. Craig was expected to score
heavily in the 100 and 200 metre dash-
es. He declared that he cannot leave
his position for the length of time ’
that training and the trip requires
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YALE FRESHMEN VICTORASAF‘
Defeat Howard Rivals in a Ono-sided
Hockey Game
NEW HAVEN Feb.19.-'i‘he'Yaie
freshman hockey team defeated the
Harvard freshman team Saturday by. ‘
a score of 6 to 1. The rue youngsters
an. already beaten their‘ Pullman
rivals by a score of 11 to 2 andhsve'
not lost a game this year. ‘ ‘ ‘
CLARK HOUSE 00"] N6.
toninht. Word was received by Man
ager Frank (2.00.1593, this morning
that the lineup had been changed. It
is now as follows:
I‘Streusand and scores. Forwards.
Roach Center. 3 I ‘I' ~
Fuller and Friedman. 0 auto.
'8mith. ind gimme
F. E. Lockwood &Company Will.
give you a $25 Gas Tank for"?
$16 and your Old Generator-u;-
for your Automobile.
B. I. IIIvaIoLIAIs
The best team” that Clark House has 4 A
over brought with them will be here” '
“A Word to the Wise Is Sui
' cleni”-——--——-—
Buy Us
Roger Ludiow
' Twin 0in
Nugget or
Little Bum
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