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Tonight's basketball game at the
‘Aunory should be one well worth Boo Josoph'hli of Bridgeport. threw twentya
lug and it is up to the Sixth to add two baskets
ThoA night
one more victory to its list
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home train has boon up ngnlnst sumo»
pretty still? propositions of into, which
fact should be appreciated by the pub-
‘lic before it posses judgment on the
local boys. W0 lire in hopes that this
is not one oi? those lectlc, small
towns which can support nothing but
u winning team.
We hear tliiit Rob Fitzsimmons is
training young Bob to use his mitts
and that the youngster is already a
prodigy. lining u giant in size and
strength and with his weight more
evenly distributed than was that of
his father. the young man gives oi'ery
promise of being it real white hope.
Theveyes ot’ the. timing public are
on Abe Attéll today in his twenty-
romid championship tight. .lii Califor-
nia when no will stand up to Johnny
Kllbnne. Killiune is no slouch and
is expected to put up a prolty still or
ganlzntion for tho champion to dopc
out.
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. How about that game. with Stiinilord ] \vlll
nigh? Some time ago AAM' stntcmcnt .
awn» made in the fitniiitord tiewupii-
per unit. the high school team oi then
place would not consider a game with
the Norwulk boys on the Armory hour.
This is peculiar for ll Stamford tig-
grogntlon. A
Awonld become hetthr known
:hnscbsll circles did they devote more
of their time to tho grime.
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Hi this lliil JBB
Stunning Outiisillsr Traded By
Boston to Pittsburgh Declares
Pirates Have Chance
tor VFlsg
NiS
playing with the St.
Harry Cahlli,
at Danbury Tuesday
That is some rocord, men and .
one which any mun might well feel
proud of. Cuhill is certainly in the
swim and is appreciated in the Purl:
city, perhnps much more than he is
here in his home town.
l’l’l‘TSll‘URG. Fob. 2i.-—-.\lllie lloniln,
Uinnt and Bordon brave. and on ex-
uctor. ‘don‘t forget. is happy. Ho
has been trnnstrrrod from the. Helm.
town to play with the il’irutcs thin titan‘
son. lie likes the change lmrneiincly.
Yesterday 0. i’rlund ot' lionlin's mcelvud
ii tolegrumAA from him dated Went lin-
den. lnd., which road: "i think the
I‘A'li‘litlfl have n grout cbnnro tor tho
pennant. Any club that can hit tho
hull will ho in thr- running. and in
my opinion the Plrdion urn. tho hit
Vtiug club collectively in tho National
Manure. For myself i will do all that
i can to show the mnhageiucnt that
Alloy haven't music a mistake in trud-
iier for um. i aim in grout nhnpn iii
present unlit um Working out hero or»
cry any."
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All New York and vicinity lire anx-
iously waiting to hear something from
tho (lump. Mournw took it promising
bunch of insulators to Texas with
him and it its hoped that something
will come out of the trip. it just one
more Muthowsun could be dug up, the
Giants would stand llti unusually good
clinncodn the ponuni riirc again this
coming scallion.
“um
Broad River next. The Broad River
hnscbnll tniiin holds it meeting Fridnl‘
night to arrange for the coming sous.
on. Thin nggrggutlou has listed
among tin players some mun who
in tho
"l‘hnlr rc-
cord inst your thus a good one and.
indications urn that. this season they
add Considershio strength to
their lineup.
\‘i'liiit tins become of chtrlos? Al’or-
nups, iiiu- the ground hog. he has
gone hurl; to his hole to niorp for In"
other period until the conditions on
murv auspicious.
it's not otlun that o fielder acts a
long term contract. but that is what
(‘ihsrioy Httflmt. third Airwoman oi
the (linntii, hint Jillil signed. The
Truppo. ML, pinyor has put hlii strum
Aiiiil AAB KliBANi
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Champion Fails to Take, Fight
Seriously. Will Box atVernon
LOS ANGlClilt‘S. Cal, Fob. 22.«'l‘hc
one hit: topic in sporting: llcndqunrlcrs
'is the 20 round bout. liotucon Abe
union and Johnny KAAAHIIH‘ :it \‘urnon.
_ todny. 'l‘lio champion is n lilYtlt'lAlt‘ :il,
2 to ].
“AtlllAA it i‘unny 1 can‘t Scam to ink"
this fight scrlonsly,“ rcniniitcd Alltlll.‘
- ‘ll really can‘t not it into my head
that i have a light on hand. and l
‘ cuii‘t fool the Wily the public does. As
~t’a'r us Killianc. is concerned. person-
' ally, ii’ I am to lose Vlho championship,
i would rathoi lose it t‘o him than to
Anuyliody else.
"i feel satisfied that he. has eicri
. thing that a 122 pound champion has ‘ tm :l in i non: 'i’lnrle llidc second: . it good nitchur.
Valid wo ould he the bshijin the liniiinouu
Aweio 1 out of the way. "
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SMITH illiflWlLK
“ GLUB POOL
‘ first Game in Second Round Won by
E. B. Smith.
VVV Tho tlist game in the second round
not the South N01 walk (‘lub pool tour.
A nament was won. last night, by E ii.
smith, 80. from M. Corbett, Jr... 100.
by tho scoreV of 86 to 45.
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THREE GAMES FOR SIXTH co.
‘lA’HlE WEEK.
owing‘i‘p the fact that the Sixth
Company ineii- are scheduled to piuVi
three games this Week, the one Mon
day night, the one coming on Thurs-
day night and the Stamford game on
“Sunday night, the management de-
oided that the Ridgeileld game on Fri-
ay night should be admitted The
ontauks- will no to Ridgetield in the
.piace ot the Sixth Company and at-
oh. 21.»—
the world.
lulu-two straight tails
ieVaniinmplou, it
uh! don't think
“Zbyszko can
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turn to a document that will lusurohlin
employment. with tho New York club
tor three condom. Ho in this “flit pluy‘
or of the champions that has such ll
contract. Mathewson. Morons. Alcilruw
and Morqunrd being tho other: to be
accorded this ntwclnl distinction.
Al lulu iiilliiillll _ ,
A ‘ . A A AA 1 Alllomlicril of tho. (iiiints who haven't
King an Win 113, in will '4 9 in... in.
iiun in 1:40
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.l11lti~:7.. Foil. 2i.—--'l‘odny results: muons” Buns I“
First rut-c. mile-w Kilt; l-Ilk. liil. llillV
BBlii iABi BABiB
iii to i. won: l’strlnche, sccoiid; “05"»
north, third, ’i‘iinc, iziil.
' l~‘.‘ inrlunuu-rla
shroud. .. 'l‘nnimy
Twig. ill. liconh, h in i, won: (ilihcrt .
inn-'0, swoiid: Amigo. third. 'rimnVflllmor Thai infielder WA" ABBA
ltll'i’ l~.'i. .
. Third, t‘i t‘nrlougu ~-.l_ ll. linhiuson. Traded BOA" PAACAABT Harmon
107, Hill, 3 to 2. won; Angolus, sec-V
at St. Louis
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ond: Sinii‘ord. third. Time. ~:l;i 1-5. V
‘h‘nnrth. ti fiirlongum—llprlglit. till, l'llli. '
13 to 1. won: Flying Footstsps. sec- tfhnrlcy Mlll‘lthl’. OWN" of tho Chi‘
and; Koi‘licnill‘, third. Time ms to. miss Cubs. him in! it in: known he in
Filth. ii t‘nrlongs-~Chilln. inn, Cnr- lands to swap Hollie Zimmerman for
The rcnuon is lio-
nuuso hr. has joined tho hulduuits. Zim-
iusrmnn may and himself onliuicd with
at second division club in the Notional
momma thin notation, Nap Rurkor was
tho first twitter thought of rim the
Cubs might be after. for it won known
that Frank Chanrc had coveted the
services of this export slahblst for
sonic limo.
l’int Murphy spoiled thut.posslbillty
by announcing (no man undor coil»
tcuiplntiou in ii right liundcd dinner.
Because of his assurance, the twirlor
Joe “mm“ is s. top. hotelier in tho. alnhbinx ill-t.
“mun“ Cal. it was thought. the mini la‘mh lint"-
lillli \ieliodi \5 Andy l'ni'VIior and man, who is one 0‘ tho Mimi" play
(.kaVV" Roshins vs llurold i‘i‘slko’r. era ‘oi the St. Louis Cardinals. Murphy
Ne“ 1%di d. rotuscd to attiriu or deny thin also.
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Midi 'rcmn. third. Tlmc. 1; 12V
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niinsirioiis tomcat
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Abe Atteil vs. Johnny Kilhiinc. Vet.
’ilon,VCnl. .
Frank Kiuus vs.
San 'l‘rsnclsco.
Bill Pnpiie vs. Frank Munich. Sne-
ramcnto.
Sailor Poiroskey.
vs. (lunbout Smith.
Ray Woods vs. Joe Howard. Full aVud said ho had wired Manager
Rhei . thniioo of the chance for n truths, niid
Young Britt rs. Young 0‘ hour). Bul- expects a “reply soon.
timow
Phil McGovern vs. Young Wagner.
N... W... , :Llllilll am ml . .
Jim Flynn vs. Kid Henry. Adams. i LE‘WAAES MAE “W'LWWS
Ed Flynn vs. Joe Murray. Joe Can-
al vs Young Murrai, and Bill Good . V
rich Avs. Kid Redmond, Nen‘buryport. ’Prefildnnt Thomas ".J ALMAOAAI ht the
'MaAty Baldwin vs. K. 0. Brown of National more. said reticular that
New York, and Gilbert Gallant vs. the imposed U
Unknown, New “-l'orii.
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Young Erna vs. V
dlunapolia. ..
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V nacho RIVER. TEAM;
Bar Brannon,
outlier or the Reds. had
this new league were not
- t were only independent
V "and that if Cincinnati lisd
. surplus players which all
thor‘loague teams would waive on
he independents more wolooln to.
.A,tlcally." said Mr. '
"that Mr. Hor
outliiii‘h and n
no recognition
the ,
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Ril Pilillli
Manager marsh Impressed by
Showing Already Italic by
Recruits at Harlin
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Old, Timer Tiredm oi Sisal Busi-
ms and Second Contract.
Will Iain Scott
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iilAlilllN, Tux. Fob, 2t. walnut
(rump toilowon or n your no thought
tlicy were experiencing strenuous
tinioti when imulh‘ limiter. Fred South
grant: and Jack Murray hooked up in
n Hires-cornered battle for tho right
and comer livid berths; but the man
covering at that trio wan umw com-
pnrud to wind I» oxpomod when the
1912 training gets into its toll stride.
Atom-aw bus with him In unusual
numimr of young onttlcldoru this your.
New Your thorium that thorn is u gun
to be filled along the plcltot lino.
Yurtcrduy an old-timer in point of
wryim iiohilcd up to Mill
him. Jack Johnston, Bill
lilmiioli‘ tor Jar. k Mnrrm’u job in right
field. The out Vcnndldirtc in Harry.
llrt‘ormlck the tanner Giant outm-
garden tender. McCormick was r93
initiated mciintly nod finding the steulA‘
luminous dull amnion for u contract.
and he Ali now here to not his old ion
limit Judging from .‘ilit‘rnw' s stoic
nit-his the lllllt‘rlimtti Giant rcgulur Almi-
au good u chance as an) of thc will"!!!
sum: of connecting; with his old club:
'1)! lilo nowcomors.
Mctlrnw ticllnvoti that with u ilttlu
practice McCormick will hit as well
an over. in which. rose he. would some
in handy as a pinch hitter. a com.
inodlly in which tho Giants were
soniotiiuos lacking inst nelson. Mo
Cormlcit in a natural hitter rind con-
licclo with tho. bull oron when he
noon not hit it into auto er‘lml‘)’. it
far more valuable: usual than n faculty
tor making it hit once in a while and
running as often. ,h‘lvon during his
worst slumps McCormick had remark-
ably tow strikeouts churned against
htlm. Because hoiolnod the Giants
in linit most tans consider McCormick
nu old-tlinor’auth hull player goes.
The truth or the matter is he played
he become a Giant.
AlPAiliRAABBBAiBABBliB
Willi iAAiBlliB iii BBL
win hut in a... Air Alli-ens 1..
San Francisco. on July 4th
SAN FRANCISCO Fob or .«A1 Pai-
:er. the young henvywalght who has
announced hlmnélt as an “pit-nut tor
Juclt mums. title. and Bomhndler
Wells. the English chimploii, are to
- light hero in an origin air srsna on July
gmecording to an announcement
zer has tignod srtlcloé. Walla has ac-
copied by (little ' . . .
llithll jsni jinn
NVEWVA YAOARK. FAQ). 21;??-
Vtor a championship bout was today
unnunuiunu
evidently believing with the rent at
Arthur:
Luhyfi
"firms" Jumbson unit "The Pink tin‘“
in incl, ii {iii butter chunro tlinu intuit“
with a college town tor a your natural
made by Promoter Eddie Grader. Pal- V
V GrounthVc. July
~19 linoleum ‘A
. M. Qatar: and
Biiiil Mid liABi
Schedule looting Opened at
Providencs Yesterday All
Teams Represented
l"lt0i'ii'iENCE.'Feb. til. ~~~~~~ With ro-
ports of till the baseball clubs in the
circuit present. the schedule mention
of tho Allitii‘nilflonlll Loiiguc, lorluerly
known as the Eastern Magus. hogan
hero today. While the authoring of tho
club owners and managers is primar-
ily to adopt a schedule for next not»
«on and tho arruiuromont of tho piny-
in; dates will be the chic! topic, sev-
eral other muttors or more or loss tin.
parlance are oxpectod to come up for
discussion. Among other things it is
said. it than will be proposed and dirt
cussed for the league to hit) out the
Montreal frnnChisc next your. union
tho nttoudnnnc in the Canadian mo
tropolls shows it big improiernont in
1913. .
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HIBHUNDEBB SIGN
. ANOTHER PITBIIEVAA
The Highlanders have sigusd moth.
or pitchcr. ills name in Gnome bl.
Clark. and ha is n six-foot righhhund-
or from illouii titty of tho Western
location. Despite his ordinary rocord
of last wawn—A‘ourmu nines won
and fourteen loan-«ho but I good repu-
tation. ”shorter Woivcrton All on the
mill hunt (or an infielder. now that
luck Knight has boon trudod tau this
Scholars for (lumbar (lobby Strum.
and it ho doesn't uuocondAin landing.
out! he will intro to play Roy iiurtxnii.
who had come experience- in the pout
lion in till. more.
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Vital-yard Pressed the Blues in
‘ Second Period But Eli Played
Wall-Score 3-2
NEW HAVEN, F‘ch.
some bore today Yule, outdated liar-
mrd’s hockey main. is to s.
and hail“ play
was w‘eikilsirniuteu
over the rink. but in tho second per-
ltui it was all in from or Ynls‘s don't,
only (‘nrharl‘s excellent 'a'OI‘Ai prevent~
ing a Harvard victory. Klinbnll.’who
tins pins-ed but two gamers with Yule} ‘A
made an unnsslsted soul, carrying the
puck tho lunxth of tho ice. iiinokhnli‘s
scone was s lucky one. his drive from
the center of the rink passing by nine
players into the Yule goal.
The lineup:
Yule.
Cut-hart
Harvard
Gardner
..-v.....vco..
Goai. '
Martin................... "i’iillstts
Point.
.Blucliliail
AG“ can
Harman Pierce
Right wins.
A. Hone Duncan
Center.
Cos Huntington
Rover.
Kim hail Sortwell
Lott wink.
Goals: Howe 2. Klinimil 1, Black.
hall 1. Duncan 1.
Boleros:
Umpire: Barren. '
grin-no IATcllEBA; *
AT diliEIWitiil
. NEW HAVEN. ‘Feh Sir-Tho Coir
nectlcut Golf Association will hold
its man's} chsmpionshlp leit‘clies It
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Mir
Corliss vice-t
Smith. W. H. Bites B. P. Herrlmsn
R.
ER CIGAR STANDS.
Smokers of 20 yenisuso have pleasant memories of the
We have been fortunate to purchase duplicates of the Enron.
tobacco from which this Cigar was made and the R. H, is now on“
title at_VWHELPLEV a OLfiRK'B, DREYFUSS'. LEARY'S AND 07H“
H.
ammonites '
WASHINGTON'S BIRTHDAY
will remind you that the Path
at his Country like a good
pure and exquisitely flavored
wine for health and digestion
Like the celebrated cherry two
incident. our wines don’t lie. and
connoisseurs realise the truth
of "in vino reruns” in the purit
and exquisite bouquet of the
wines sold by Manor & Flynn.
Magnet Bi’AFlynu
2l.—~ln a close,
in tho.
million. 'Al‘lic'A
Til arm Altair
O
William Averill Harrin’ihn. sun or
the into hi. it. iilsrrlnian null coach
of the Yale freshman crew will sail
for Edmond this truck on tho Olyni
pic for I two mhs‘ study of the
rowing system in vogue at Citin-
bridge university. Although no om
ciul statement has been issued from
rowing headwaters as to the exact
alsnillonnee of the Yale repriman-
lives Mullah visit it is generally be
hound thut Conch James O. Rodgers
plans to insomnia some of the
English tricks into the new stroke
ho is touching the university crew « 1
this spring.
He has “trendy instructed his can-
didi'itea to dismgard all the form
they have been taught before and has
started to build up train the bottom
tin entirely new stroke in place or
the one that proved so lnsflective last.
3088“ your. ‘ '
AN ACCEPTANOE. .
Evidently the challenge printed in
'Iriiiiip ‘
Sham-cod to‘s. (lenuario for 31 match
Azania of pool was productive, for ye:- ,
tordsy tho latter young man Voallod f.
mien a Sentinel rsporto'r Aa‘n‘d déiAerdV
Vchailonfln
receive the some Asile‘tttlou its thti pres VA“
these columns recently by
that an accoptsncc a
violin communication. .. .
B‘i‘idiy night iii Genusrlo‘s. pool room
in Main street. It will he a loo-point
F. E. LuckwoodBt Company will
give you a $25 Gas Tank for
$16 "and your Old Generation...»
for your Automobile. '
ill ENGLAND
Tho some has been umnged for.
«A new in} no... *
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Roger Ludhiw
Twin City
Nugget or
Little Gem
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THOUGHT
Norwalk Chronicler