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On Thursday the Sixth will face “107
Bristol State League champions. This
should be some game.
Now that the blunt Norwnlk mem-
bers hate taken the mouaure oi the
South Norwnlk memhors oi‘ the South
Norwnlk (‘lnh ut poolvnll will Join in
u iinnl for tho iirst ruo honors.
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A sunken stadium ot Yule patterned
alter the old Greek thoairon would no
quite on investment for thot grout uni-
varsity, 'l‘ho uthlotio world has its
eyes upon the blue.
Every indication is that the Amort-
cnn loom is going to be up against it
at tho Swedish Olympian guides. l-‘lrst
new rules are adopted for the sprint-
ing contents which work to tho dis-
advantage of the Yankee boys and now
the announcement. comes that entries
will close June 6 which will he in the
semi-final tryouts. its long
thought that the boys from home will
rally to the mutt-"o und nit-7.7 some oi‘
their cotupotltors u rub for their mom
or.
The announcement that dissention
lino already made itself in the runks
oi' the noy United Status imaguo in
unything hut enrouruglng and does not
auger well for tho futuro of [hill or-
guttizutlon Wllltll has it hurt] light on
liiYFlllWlllS Willlll’ [llll
Wlll ll Pllilllilllli
Run Away With South Nor-walk Jacobson Proved Himsolt tuba at
Firemen With Score of 31 to
17 Now Lead by 20 Games
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'l‘ho Muyilowor "boys again come
book last night in tho intoréompnny
Old Woll Hook and lusddor o‘otnputll’
men to the time 0! iii to l7. This puts
the blunt Norwalk lntls in tho loud with
a total scorn of 82 to the (lid Woll'n
62 a. gain of 20 points.
The slttinn was hold in South Nor
walk and boom hood humus uoro plow.
ed. At the contluoion of the sitting
the. South Norwulhcts legaled their
gums ulth rorroshmouts. otter which
a social tinio onsttotl 7
The. stores of the evening were as
follows: K
Won. Lost.
Old Woll-
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_ Holmes and Hamliton t 7’.
Morton and Finch .. ...... i 2
Mesorvennd Hint 3 :i
Barrioand Comotork . 2 4
Wood and Day ........ :t 3
Stsdlor and Waters . ....... 3 :7
‘ Volgiit and Peters . ....... l 5
Tate sud Flnhotty ~t) 6
‘irotat ................... 17 31
Mayflower.
‘ :7 :2-7 " .7 V Won. Lost.
Wicks and Jones (i 0
Brown and Kenna .3 it
Robertson and Noah ii 3
Waterburv nod Wéoks . 3
Edmunds and BuckholtzV 7 5 1
7 77-Day anti "Keon‘e. ..... 2 ti
Gorhom and Singewald . .. 4 2
Hullandliull... 5 1
Total . . . .. 31 17
on Well 77.... 19.26 ‘17. totals o2.
Mayflower 7797129, 22. 32; totals 82.
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runabout: llbillllti
V Mil! tantrum
Itwos oblonlly announced yesterday
of thinners at Columbia. that arrange-
my 1.‘ The. race h’notss
W‘stutt ;
fihOl i.
MS
to beat the two major leagues. [in-
ion: oomoono tightens, tho“'msttor up
the iconic will belie its name.
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Tho effort on tho port of tho Amorh
can (lumo Protective and Propogntion
Association to protect migratory bird:
is one in which ovory truo sportsman
should interest himsoli ut once. The
agitation in a commendable one from
every otnndpolnt. Reports have come
in that nearly all the iiungurluu Pnr~
trldges that worn imported to thin port , show of tho Wohtmlltoloi‘Konnoll Club,
111'
of the country buvo succumbed.
Norwalk Game Warden Wilbur 9‘.
Smith llbornted some at these birds
nod for a time they attracted cousid~
ernblo notice. Norwnlhoro should on»
list themselves to the protection of
Will the migratory and imported birds. l
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We hove received it somewhat ioniz-
thy communication from H. l’. i’loooo.
tnuunger of Young Slim lmngiord. in
whom the estimable manager bellows
be into n rhnmpiou of tho iightwoight
division. ‘l’lppno bun mntchod Young
Sum to box Tommy Sings. the pllilw
dolphin whirlwind. it Young Sam Rut-7
mods in boating Tommy. he will ho
umtolwd to moot Shumus (“i‘ilrlen who
knocked tho young colored man out
fionll‘lllllp ago nnd who is noxious to
this black tnurit from his
wlpu out
liorord.
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,iwlwn hiring trhluiu wan iuuu urotod
pinoohle tournamont und dol‘oniotl tho l g g
.attist in this purtieulnr lirnnrh of tho
“route that the Giants limo mor own
i) Harry A. Plotter. graduate manager
not aid been 'mVnVVde for a triangulor
unwed 799 Like Carnegie on:
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Mlllllll llllllll llillltllll
Wander With the But at
First Day’ 8 Praniico
.g ”on..-“
MARLIN. Tex, Fob. 21.-—Yontordoy
for tho Glnnta. hicGrow ohnsod hub)
and 'i‘csrouu to the outfield and no-
slgnod .liliftjilllrltill to but out {notions
to thorn. “1‘ prorrd tho lllLliil finished
ed. llor bolt on hour; Jutobsou had
lilllllllll’lllll Plilllil Bill
inn oxhihltiou in llll! oily
Bill siliiitttlitlii
Dillillilii litili Siltlli
Thowllonlnl’ Brood Dvorshadows
V Other bloom at Westminster
Kennell Club Exhibit
The dog, ranked by phllonophern
from tlmo lmmomoriui on second to
man in point of intelligence. hold
court yesterday ‘in the Now Grand
Central Palace, New York, under tho
oil'ioini lltlt.‘ or the. thirty-first unuusl
it wuo a new setting for the old fixture
and tho unanimoun opinion of tho long
string of men rind women who iroopml
in and out. of tho building was that the
affair was on unquestiouod lmprom
menl on hindioon square Gordon. in
the different rings, which were nine
icon in number. tho awards worn
mado under the glare of the electric
Mount, and oontrnry to expectation the
judiciary experiencod no more dimcul
i3, in picking tho winnoru than if tho
cnninou had boon nhown in tho broad
daylight. Previously an opinion pro
vnllod that. tho dldorout hut-o and oth7
er mll'kll‘illu of type rould not var)
woll 'hoidlbswtod 'wlth urtlflclnl light.
but that was wrong: .
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Recent Knockout Results in At:-
tion Which Provanis Fighters
Under 21 iron Boxing
Young lionry Millur will not light
in Bridgeport. Thin woo dofiulloly
dooidml that night nhuu (into! oi‘ i‘o
lion illnulnrrhntn. of liridgopori. an
unturned thnt luv will allow no boxer
under "1 youth of one to take pm in
Chief llir
'mimzhmu announced hlo decision woo
token on the rounlt of a complaint
roglutorod lay-John t’. Collins, of New
iluvt-n. a gontlentun lntoresiod in the,
wolfaro of boy: in general.
“i will not allow a mouth in whirh
Millor taboo port." sold (Thin! Bir-
w.
7 Luhy running all tho Mu to the from
.to retiioio tho ilits ho soot thorn
{Entoruon l’urk has on illllfit'ld utmost
aguiu an deop an that at the Vl’olo
Grounds hut .llicohoon boomed to find
it tho busiest. thing; in the world to
houuco his tungoos on: the fence. in
thirty miuutos Milly won all in and.
lighter by live pounds than \vhon ho
rum-ted.
Buss, Johnston and othors not oi'f
long drives over the outiieldero‘ heads.
but none unllmhorod anything hat
oven approached one horculonn wullop
propelled by Jacobson, A drive that
would have rooohed into the center
iield bleachers at the Polo Grounds.
it won easily the. iongoot hit over motion.
at Emordon Park. Jacobson is not a
graceful hotter und has an awful tlmo
ot it going altdr a hull. but when ho
docs connett there is on unholt power
behind tho drlw.
A few hourn after the arrival of
Maxwell l‘inrry McCormick. vetoron
outfielder: Junk Forrall. tho Virginian
pitcher, and Eugene Paulet, the youth-
i'ul oollogian who joined the Giants as
a catcher last summer and was lot-r
converted into a first baseman," or-
rived. ‘Ptiter Fullenwldor and Louis
Drucke are now tho only nhsehtees
and Fulleuwldor at least is looked for
almost any time A wire was received
from New York incidentally announc-
ing the departur‘e therefrom of C. Vic
tory Faust. .
WHEELER LAllliSTllE
‘ sortie mt:
SARANAC lV ARE, N i'.,
The final day s evsuts in the interna-
tional amateur outdoor skatlnnnhun
plonshlps roturnod R. mm "
the Montreal A. A. 'A s
medal in th Ii
who in on
.flm
Feb. 81*- .
mlnghnm. "’l‘ho boy in too young to
ho nllowod in n boxing ring.
taking thin stand to ptowut ponnlhlo
{mum}: 3;! noolwd n complaint fol
lonlnh t 7" 77777777.: mutt-h horo hotwuou
Miller and Young \lmtullfto. Tho
romplulnt_ was ronlstorvd with up.- by
i
Mr. Jol :Cpcoilinn. Hr (incision. l
fool, in ' fight one und i will (inform
ll. '
El, L. I. .
HEW lEIBllES IRE
HOTBQTVLVMVVS
ClNClNNATi. 0.. Fob. lewAuguot
Hermann. chairman of tho Notional
linoobnll :Liotntnission. rocontly do-
nlsred that organized handball was not
hostile to the newlyjt'ormed Colombian
and United States iellmibi.
"The two, lengueom not outlaws",
he said. "They sro independent bodloa
within their rights ond‘not impinging
on 0171's., We have no right to object to
them. no linenso to annoy them. The
stotus or the tongues is exactly similar
so far as organized baseball is noncom-
od. . .
"it i had a player for whom i had no
room. and oil the big tongues waived
claim on him. I would not healtote to
turn nlin over to eithor league Any
notional agreement team m o ”float
right to dispoSo of its pom-co to any
organin'tlon not in tho outliw dines." ‘
arzws AND “QYMPl-‘lbmlt
According to pr y. it that
brisk person is norm ted. the
' on y» of ours is
.anpnlshtlltg the cook
, tithe keyboardis
. ' ‘ litter of sancopsns
I... in billing roulode to the slullngV
that us than
W379!» Viedon’i believe this is
. ’3‘ girl who lots mother nine
kitchen while she claws oil A
chunks of melody is other-vino
.ployed The selnnh girl who out:
"Who will rare {or mother now?”
., “while the some m ironing wont: in “7
the basement is no longer outdoroun.77
. billiarda or his career in tho Moder-
IAII’
FE
Milli .
HilliflRS Hill
PlililllliBllRG
With an Average oi 20 Lieder;
ltrauz Export Wins loiomation.
al Ohnnpionshlp
it till rut
ill this suit
Boats 7:. F. Couklln in Played by
Score at 400 to 19l7-lltlor 5
Tie:
.I. i‘. l‘onaonhnrn pinyod the boil
krona. Now York, loot night. dud won
the intornstionnl AIRMAN! champion-
ship. in tho uiny-oit of the tie (or non.
pinch in tho intomniionsi tourney at
15:2 immune he demoted C. F. Conic
tin. of (litiongu, «lull to l9l. Poisson»
burg played a romarktble study unit
and i'ourtoon qt hits twenty inning!
brought donhlo doom yloldn. illn m
erase won 20 the host ever made by
on «rumour at iii:2 noon: tinivlu Dons-
Ireot. l’oxonbnra may no to Port: to
oluy in tho ninntonr touruoy thorobo»
ginning Month is.
Tho more by innings:
(Toniclinw i it it ll}. 9, 12. id. 1. id.
8.31 9 3 8, 7.,o 2.5 .2l. l. l6. Tomi,
ital. Average-.9 llllti liigh runo,3l.
2‘73. 3!.
l‘ouonburrgzi. 0. 0. 31 23 ll, 0. 39
in. 35,19. 5 7.1.1. 60 70 19.21. i 92.
Total. «to. Atomic. 20. High runs.
'70, no. «i2.
)ioforoodiallnghor.
(‘lsuwo of 200 points ouch were pin)»
ed in tho attornoon to ductile tho tin
tor third place. Joseph Mayor beat
minim Rondii 77m to no in twonly
innings and Mayor-lino bout E. Gord-
nor. 990 to 'lt'ii'. the winnor having
notation in ‘‘‘‘
lllll‘ ii tutu
Visitors to the Show Selecting
Crall tor the Coming
Season’s Sport
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The Motor Boat Show. in Now York.
is growing in popularity each day. The
attendant» yesterday wolVVlurxor than
my day yet and [or in excess of the
corresponding day int year. The viol-
tora too are boat lover! and they take
no muoh‘lutoroot in everything that a
his moon is promised. Tho exhibitors
are delighted. Tho Ittondants at each
to know about the boats. Tho informs»
tion bureau in buoy too and Lewis
College have boon ornioininu tho
workiugn of tho so: engine and tho
dolishtn or motor hosting all clay. The
lecture: AM well Attended nod thorn
tho vinitoru am looking; for knowledge.
The moving picture shown in the bore
mom too are cumming well.
out iiiiiilillliiiiilili
stimuli illllll
(ltltor Boxing holes at interest
to Lovers oi the Sport
in one oi‘ tho dorm“ glow! tights
noon hero oinoo the now lnw went into
lotion. Jack Goodman doleuod Kid
Bum. both of‘tho Went tilde, in to.“
round: at tho Folrmont A. 0.. Now
York city. lost. night. Goodmun won
booth“: or mini skill; but be under»
Vod at land knockdown in the smooth
round. Born moo 77m unevenly non
ishod.
Burn: lild Goodman drow- n crowd
that timid the capacity 77! the club‘s
71mm. The ringside wolghtn worn on-
nounodd: Boron. 139; Goodman. til.
William Job woman?- rota-mo.
“hm-haw»
4,,
th-lii)‘~i\v<i innings and. tho lower iwuu‘
ty-ono. That. ,aovu third place to May-
or. The boot Gordnor room not was
filth pinto. l’or ltuudll won fourth by
hunting him. 200 to 99. The winner
land twontyolr luniuxn.
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REFEREE 0F WRIS-
Bflllllll BOUT 0|!8TED
Jimmy no Forest.
Frankie Burns. tho Jet-nor (lily our
umwolxht honor. in highly tho on
uv or tho dooinlon which Johnny :31?“
MW?“ over; mos Burl:
Orlando Sundii‘wol‘wrnooo.
at least. it not a mom over the 1.0
gnu Square has of tho wmt (not Burns
abouid havu moolvod in Do Fore“ s
opinion. The mourns from the rim;
side would snné’nr to bring out on
contention. The following taint-am
:rom New Oriana: is atiroitolauuory:
"The decision to Gouiou mm a rob
bery. The New Orlesn. paper: were
mount or
draw was the worst (but Burns should
have rooelved. The West Side club
has cancelled the contract with Stout.
the referee. And be will judge no more
contests " _
The battle in Now Orleans won the
A draw.’
unanimous in the ointment that s
MORRIS Ann arewnnr
mrcueo.
Cort Motrin Ind Jim Stowurt. were
matched mtordny to bolt another ten
round hour. at tho Kiowa A. 0.. of
Harlem, on Marni: no. Morris dorontv
mi Stowart. in Brooklyn 71 wool: ago.
but tho’lnttor «shod for another bout.
RE-
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MANDOT BEATS PAT MOORE.
.ioo Marmot not I docioiou over Pal
' Moore It New Orleans yesterday attor-
, noon. Tho bout wont twenty rounds.
BTJGSEPHB BEAT
MIDI!“ EASILY
BRIDGEPORT. Feb. 21.——‘l‘ho St._.lo7
nouh‘s basketball tum went to Now-
town last evening and played the put
our? live for the benefit or St. Ron's
church. A authoring which filled the
boil attended sad the game no played
with the old of Wine lights. The
'locoi w- Mrly snowed under tholr
o.ppononts winning in hollow hobiou.
1 to it The St. Johann: mode tboitrlb
in an automobile sud were “it floured
with thoir rink. it won other midnight
when they rotor-nod home. The lineup
in the um: 7. . , .7
third roosting or the boys. in previous air”... mg
battle: in Now York Burns demoted. rlzht toward 7' ' -
Gordon Ind onrnod the populor do Rum“ ‘ Haveran
oiolon. "‘ , lett‘tor‘ward‘
Clhlil 7» Koch
ortnnuto tutr IILE _ .7 7..........°i“°" a 7. 7.
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_7 not 'l'llllllllT 7 mam _
......;...a..... Hnrley, W. Lsnghommor Ellehberser
mow roux. rob. 21.—~A stirring leftward ” '
contest is promised when Mel Shep-
hard And “my Cristina compote
midst Vault othor in the half mlleV
ory, tonlnht. A number (it other chum-
binn- villi taint nit-t and sonic new roo-
Those girls aro VoutV autimobili
manually for you in on.
motor Bids"- ’
soon—.37. Joso h's'. 1; humidity, 14.
Time. 20 unit. lr'o’o, Basins an;
luv. 8 Ho , mi Nimbus“ 3
lilo
booth are busy from morning till uight.V§
not answering questions plied out 0!.
curiosity. but telling those who wishr
lluxuhlc and bio mun trout the Min-l
tor Boat School or the Y. M. C. A. and!
thooo from Cont. Pntternou’o Nautical -‘
R.
little at WHELPLEV A CLARK' 8,
ER CIGAR BTANDB.
on wet
An Old Timer'lRevive .
Smokers 01’ 20 years ago have pleasant memories of the
Ten -Cént C1183
We have been iortunato to purchase duplicates of the Hair
tobacco from which this Cigar was made and the R. H is now on 7.1 VV
DREYFUSS’. LEARY’S AND OTH
Cigar Co.
CELEBRATING
WASHINGTON'S BIRTHDAY. .
mill remind you that the Fail:
or his Country like a good,
pure and exquisitely flavored
wine for health and digestion.
Like the celebrated cherry tree
incident. our wines don’t lie, on
connoisseurs realize the truth
of ”in vino rot-lino" in the purity
and exquisite bouquet of the
wines sold by Mamet &. Flymn 7 ,
Magnet & Flynn
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BASKETBALL NOTES.
W
sixth Co Clothes with State Lame
Champs Tomorrow Ntoht.
For the holiday basketball nut-action
on the night of Washington a Birthday
the local teams will be opposed by two
ol’ the clotorost teams in Connecticut.
”The Bristol team which has been
'oleaning up ovorythlng in the basket-
ball line in Central Connecrlcut, is to
visit Nor-wall: for the iirst time in an
endeavor to clinch the state chun-
plonohlp for Bristol town. Bristol
ouslly linishotl first in \ the State
Longue and since then has trimmed
the (anions Derby tum in Derby by
the overwhelming score of 52 ~19. This
was the only distant Derby has suitor-
ed at homo in7 two yam. The Bristol
players are bit-angers here but. their
record spooks for their ability. .
The Someld School lads are coming
down [tram Northern Connecticut‘tor a
«return some with Norwsllt Iilxh
Sumeld the Nor-walk students meived
at 34712 distant. on (January 18th. and
mm»
. it wt‘mld seem thnt Thursday‘s miim- V
inary gourd should be a “bummer." '
VThls is one game that'Cantain Mc~ 7
Milton and compnny have been looking “
torwnrd to.
Dancing follows the games.
onion BEATS HUBBSLL.
James J Golder, mod 115. defeated
Janie: T. Hubbdll. rated on. in tho
Norwalk Fire Police 9601 tournament
iroconlly, by the some or no to 39.
When Mr. Guidel- bad 47 Mr. Hubbub
had 20 points to his orddit. but Golder
the remaining grooms. V‘ 7
In'
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. prom bio lino bondtwitb the nick 7
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donor Ludiow
Twin City
Nugget or
Little Gem
3.7. nonunion, V_
ALL DEALEfiszn ._ 77
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fl‘haV honpieot thought these
days is a. drink ‘0:
7 WALTON WHISVKEY
Norwalk Chronicler