1111111343 and Laurenson scared but alter
En-
games in some time.
locating the basket with such precl-
‘ the locals ‘dld‘to‘the'visitors in this
5 1930310“ to «3'0er was there all
the while Ind 1115 floor-work was not
talent. got busy, at such a clip as to
fn‘tivo abilltlon of the' two teams.
11tlons1 near the screen, accounted for I
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SIXIH IUMPANI
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SIIIE IEIIIIIE BHIMPIIIIIS,
Local Quintet Puts Quloius On‘
Upstate Championship Aspir-
ants Score 51-21
IIIIIII SIHIIIII BUYS
REIEIIIIE EIIIIIIEII IIEIEIII
Take The Sulliehi School Team
into [lamp to Tune of 25-13
The Sixth Coutpany'plsyers, aided
and abetted in no‘small degree by
Goorgé Smith. put I quietus to the
chumplonahip aspirations of the llris-
tol State. League winners, the home
fivetaking the large end of a 51421
score in the Armory gnmo of last night.
The Norwnlk Highs und the crack Sub
field School five “mingled" in the lure-
liminary contest and the totals highs
by, a score of‘ -5-13 took release for
a protious defeat. at Sufiield.
Smith out up another swell gnnte
last night. The his fellow continues
to show unparalleled form and In play-
ing hotter than over. [lunch in still
the speed boy of the. local lineup and
lust night he. was too fast. for his oppo-
nent. as usual. Cahlll worked wail :ll1
forward with Ibtuou. and althoughi
Harry is constantly being shifted
from one position to another. he shows
grout Versatility and good form at any
place. Norman Seymour hnd Costello
took cure of the backfield and very
few slips were made by either. The
East.Nonwalk.b0y played a g 1 run-
ning guard game nilof the o ouing
Costello again got a chance to show
and played a stcudy game.
For llrlstol it may he said that they
made good in the first hail. Lauren-
oon, Morton and Armitunc being pron»
Inenl. by rcnson of their skillful work
at. the not. in the second period. how—
ever. it was easy for Nurwnlk. the
home team tallying iii field gouis in
this session.
The teams appeared to lie-remarka-
bly evenly matched throughout the.
first session. Norwnlk scored first on
a Bristol foul and Bristol comeback
with a duplicate feat. Dagon then
caged the sphere 1011 a signal play:
but. Larson tied the score at 3 oil
with a basket. Again Dngon shot for
a. “double" aud‘thls‘tlmo Imurcuson
earned the points that made it 5-5.
Armitaxo put the ball in the not and
Bristol led. Here Cabili's am basket
evened it up again 7-7. Again Armi-
a spell Costello and (‘nltiii come along
with the necessan points to balance
things at 11—11. Smith out Norwalk
nhead with a couple of shots and again
just before recess the visiting cantor~
Marr'on-e—‘odké‘d ._.;1h.e-, leather-1,1“ the
two that made it 15 for each
when the bell rang. it had been area
marknbly class half and everything
pointed to one of' thé best pla3ed
But with the be—
ginning of the‘ last session the local
nemove'nll question as to the compar-
Al
though Bristol at times passed well
they resorted to long tries from mid
floorwhhe the. armory quintet were
stop and froqucnct that the issue was
settled in less than five minutes after
the period commenced. 38-6 tells what
half. Smith’s‘lo bushels, caged in
the last period from all manner of pos-
major share of the home team points.
Bristol’s re‘cord among up—state
team has boon excellent and they
Were doubtless handicapped sometvhat
r..oon'tiitlons1here but on last
likely to not: I
Conné‘dticut
NORWALK ,
Dozen
team ‘
haw o soup catch ‘1 ora‘iltted with
Center
Costello Fitzpatrick
Right Guard
Seymour Larson
heft Guard
it‘icld goals-~l‘lngon 3. Sahiil 6.
Smith iii. Costello )2. Seymour 2,
Armltnge 2. Lanrenson 2, Matron
Larson 1.
Fetal (loath-Smith 1. Larson 1.
(liliclni~~\'i‘. I". ilnuch.
Timer-wJohn Munroe.
N. H. 8.46, Suffiiold 13.
The Suflield School loam prmcd to
be, cut-optionally proficient at the some
and It did not take the crowd long
to and out that the preliminar3 use
to be a fine oxhlbitlon Norwnik High
got the advantage b3 “taking it on the
inn" at tho first whistle Soon Wilson
began to uuburdon himself of some
baskets he had. judging from his scor-
lug record. been saving up for this
game. The lad with tbo‘blondc pom-
pudour looks rotted somo baskets ear-
ly in tho game that were much nood-
ed anti appreciated. After some. hard
brisk work. the locals bod ill points
to Sumeld 1. ilelilt. the. visitor's star
forward. und Farrell, nettod field goals
for Sulliolti School near the end of the
first session that gave them a total
of .71. Anoillvi‘ basket by Wilson made
it in for Norwnih High when the half
closed. The visiting students milled
in grand style when they come on the
floor again. Two field hqucts by Show
one by Refill, and two foul goals by
5.
ltllo intior plnyor jumped the Sufilold
score to ill and had the hall In a
furore orer a possible High, School
detest, However. tho Green and
White players were the coolest per»
sons lu'the nrmor3 and closed up titoir
defense so that there with nothing
more doing at the scoreboard for Sat-
tl.old Norunllt lllgh needed about ten
more tmlutn ior good mousnro and Mo-
.‘tiuhou and Greenwood wold just the
lads to not them. thrt-o bnakots for the
captain and two for Fred. lieiflt. lien
nison and Show were the (‘11th of the
Sullield team. This llolflt ‘wus "sonic"
forwnrtl. and an over-ibo'sbonlder abut
of hits while. going away from the not.
carried applause. The teamwork of the
Norwulk High School bunch wnu I
factor in {settling the game. ("uptuln
Jock again had the “goods." his gen-
eral playing and bend work being ox-
(wllcut. Jimmy Storey piuyrd the best
game of his career and stopped many
tl("(ilt"t"<. O‘Hara and Greenwood do
dcsret mention for their guard 111113
also
Ansonin High More the‘ Norwnlk
High School five on Monday night.
The details;
N. H. s SUI-“Firthll.
Wilson, llolfit
Right forward.
McMahon ' r‘nrrell
Left forward.
Storey Dennison
Center.
O'Hara , Moran
11 Right guard.
Green wood Show
Left guard.
Field goals-«Wilson i. Mchinhon 4.
(,1 lint-a 1. Greenwood 3, llelflt 2.
roll 1. Shaw 2.
F'oul gonlstcMnhon 1. Heidi ll.
()1!icinl~«W. F. Ranch.
Norwalk Fire Police Pool
A Washington's Birthday game of'
pool was played last evening in the
Norwnii: Fire Police pool tournament
and Street Commislener C. trying By.
lngton was defeated by Special Police-
man James J. Golder. Bylngton find
on off hand night and mode but 28 of
his required 80 while Gulder secured
his ruling of 115.
The score by games as follows:
Bylngtom—GO Golder-.118
6 o ‘
1 8 11—1
20 22%
19—1 36—4
21. 4713-1
24—2
23—1
‘25
25
‘ In 1139. the ones of} ode with 3
0rd of the suede are Thor
compartments-Nb‘w rk Times
Fun ‘
‘ "111211116115 and James J. Corbett
IIIE. IIIEII IS IIIIIPIIIIIIEII
III) [ISIS III KIIBIIIE
Lattor's Victory Gleancui and
Decisive-41:11 Either of 18
Out oi 20 Rounds
1.08 ANGiilllhlEl. 'Fob. 23.-A new
pugilistlo champion was made in the
Vernon arena yesterday when Johnny
Kilbano of Cleveland, Ohio. decisive-
ly defeated Abe Attell in n ‘20 round
contest and at the clone Was awnrdod
1tho featherweight title by liefcroc‘
iChorles h33eton.
1 Nearly 10. 000 persons saw tho fight
Fully 5,000 other: were turned any
at. tho sates. It was the greatest
crowd that over viewed a print tight
in Los Angelou Rocolptn amounted
to approximate” :25. 000. The men
fought for a purse of 811000. of-
wlilch Attcli was to mocha 86,500 win
or lose. or draw and Kilbnnc 33,500.
Besides they agreed to (“ride evenly
on per cent. of the moving picture
privilege. Attell was clearly out-
lought. ills bout“: spot-d Ind won.
dorful cleverness were not in avid
once. Kilbl’uto made him 100k like at
novice in nearly cmry round. Only
in one roundwtho oewntltmdld Attoll
have a lead Ind tint was not by tiny
moons u docialvo u thIt of Kiibnno
in tho romIlulnx rounds.
Dirty Tactic;
Aticll brought tho wrath of the big
crowd upon his head by his tactics.
Often he would hold Killnno'o arms
in n clinch Ind'onco in the eighth he
grabbed KilbIno’s left arm with - both
hoods and tricd to bend it back. in
the third ho "hoeio " tho Clowlond
boy while in n clinch and in nearly
ovary sucroodlnt; round hilt work was
biased by tho simulators.
in the seventh, when after rushinu
into I clinch to avoid Kliiunc'n tattoo
upon hiI (sec and body, be boiled
[(11me with bill bond. owning a
great. gash over lin- Cleveland boy‘s
left eye from which blood sported
profuso‘ly.
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INDIANS TO IIEOONE 1
PINOONLE TONIOIIT
mwn‘fio
Witch the Norwsik tribe. Cockonoe.
1N0. 3:2, and tho South Norwulk tribu.
linens. No. ‘36, improved tlrdor of lied
Mun. get together tonight for on
other sitting in that luterwonnrll ward
tournament it is exlmt‘led that some
portion are to loot: their scaips. The
-gnunllot has not no for in anticipation
allow the white feather. but (bore nrc
some faint hearts. Tito clash comes
tonight and when the smoke of battle
clears thoro will be many a rcdsltin
that wlahcd there was dust to bite
Thorn is One thing about the battle
to encourage the combatants and this
is the mode of fighting where title can
touch his opponent more exactly than
his partner.
on Siliiiiiill ii ‘ .
111611111111 illitii
Finally Put Out By Fred only in
Sixth Round '
Fred Duffy, of Boston, substitute for
Phil Cross. who was unable to so on
owing to sickness, knocked out. Billy
Sherman, etc-lightweight dhumplon of
the navy in the sixth round ofn timed»
ulod ten round bout It. the millionth;
letlc Club in Brooklyn yesterdoyhfter-
noon. The light was it hummor from
tho start and it VIII owing to Shoe
man's sameness that'it, lsgtod as long
as it did He tank‘s terrific heating
from the gooond round on and was
knookad 5011811 three times in the
fourth. three times in the fifth and
twice in the leth' before the knockout.
rrrz Mo .1. J. T0 cox.
METRO” Mich Feb. ‘23. ~Bob Fit:-
pt‘obably face each other tonight in
“ 1 a padded ring. The two former 1109'"
weight pugilisllc chtmplons,‘ both
playing at local thentmthiu week.
are expected to but: two rounds In
the headline feature of a benefit cord
for Dave Rollo It -Wlndlor.1-Ont. ‘
..-. .,..«...._-........... . ..........w .........
1nd beyond a doubt that he was
IINI I MME
The decisive defeat administered to
lAbo Attcli by Johnny Klibnne yes-
terday gives the sporting world a new
featherweight champion. In runny le-
upocts the battle was one of tho
greatest in pugliistic history. Attoll
is considered one of the clovorcst box-
ora of his day but KliltIno demonstrao
the
former champion's master. From tho
accounts of tho bottle It would Ipponr1
that Attell was not falling withi ~—‘
Knockout llrown in bio meant tight! The Innouncomont that came over
an" oil mo;- .0 dam. he w" sus- tho wires this morning that two wrest-
minded from boxing in New York for ions are near unto death as a result
a period t-ovoriutt six months by the 0' bl'lfllt touch!) handled in “WWW”
state communion. lust night does not do that patients:
........ m... sport or athletics an a whole a hit.
When the warriors got to Marlin'of good. in Duluth. Minn. lienry Or-
with the Giant recruit: thorn will be domann lien critically ill and in Al~
something doing. Tho introduction of1blon, Mich. Joe Manson is not ex-
tenni. pinyin; into his training moth-t pooled to recover from injuries receiv-
ods by mannttcr John McGram is cans-‘ ed and wilfully dealt to them by angryk
in; some. continent. opponents. 1
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The Sixth (.‘olmluny basketball team, The High School boys took swoct
proved beyond it doubt last night that“ revenge on tho Bumoid school ludn
they are in the running for the state last night when they defentod tbem1
championship whom they ovcrwhoimig: by the more of 35 to 13 thereby wlo‘
ingly dofoutcd the Brlslois, winners in: out to n cortnln extent the black
of tho slnto league title. The local mark on their record. Snihcld defeat-
boyu played rings around their oppo~ of! the local quintet earlier in the;
ncnts at evor3 stage of the same. season but could not come up to'
George“ smith nidrd by the lively to scratch that night
REIIIIIII BIIIIII IIEIIII
Iii IEIIE EIIII IIIIIlIII
m mama-
Manager ilcfiraw lino Adopted
cal players, showing the visitors that.
there were a few things in the some
that they had not been aware of be-
foro. The contest was I. revolnflon of
the amngth of the local 1.1?le when
lighting teams that are in their own
class. Now for Stamford and if the
Sixth can put the quietus on that five
in the remaining names of the series.
there in no doubt as to who will be
tile champs of this state.
1 . “Wm—WM
but ill Bliiill
iii illlli liilili
Pawtultett Lads Wins Middle-
Tennis and handball for height Championohio Decisive-
Trainlng Purposes ly in a 20 Round Fight
SACREhil-ZNTO. Fob. 23.——Whntevor
clIim BI11‘_11Psplte. of lilinoltt, only
NEW YORK. Fob. Ellsw'l‘ho ntguinra
or the NItionni tuition tonin album!
here for thoir departum to the south- have had ‘toi‘homfldmolnht chum-g
crn training moods in Toxin today. , plonnhlp of the world, it is now 1139'
They lent-nod with micro!“ tbul hfnn» I undisputed property of Funk Monioil
tiger Motirnw nod n squad of recruits ,1 of l'nwtuckct. R. l. Montcli so.
now practising at Martin uud adapted 3 thoroughly earned a 20 round do-
inwn tennis on a means of training. Halon over 'I’lthl! yootordny that own
hivtjlrnw insist: that ulien the man Tom Jones. Punitc‘s monum- wu dia~1
uro not playing on the diamond they counsod Ind nnnounuod that. he‘
_ will stroll to tho tennis courts and! would burn nothing more to do With.
‘nf It terrorslnude . anyone quail or‘
Esccond team defeated tho Clovcrn by
will '
got into action. Handball courts Inn§
also being coinplctod M Marlin Ind
.‘ilnnuner biotin": promiaos that 111ch
will no no idle moments for nnynth-
lcte in tho training cumin Tho rogu-
tar members of the. Giant'team will
Iont‘o born within a few tIM‘a for Mill‘-
lin.’ '
tho Illinois boy.
INTERNATIONAL LEAOIIE
OPENS APIIII. IO
m
Alter a three hours“ scallion yester-
day in Providence. the international.
illusobnii longuo officials adopted the
schedulo as prepared by President
Iliurrows, with I tow minor changes.
The Bobt'dtllo calls for 151 games, each
team playing eleven games at home
and eleven owns.
The neutron will open on Thursday,
April is. with Rochester It Provi-
‘ denco. Buffalo at Newark. Montreal at
Baltimore and Toronto It Jersey City.
in the west the opening date will be
May 6.
Jill IIIIISIIII EIIIIII IIIIIII
III I NIESIIIII IIIIIII
Shelli Lifted Victim and ilurletl
Him flood Firstlo Floor ‘
ALBION. illicit" Fob. harden Man-
son. of Bhutto. was Iorloualy injured-
ia a wrestling match here last night.
SINTN OO. OEOONO
TAKE TIIEIII IIEVENOE
M
in a fast. titanic whlrh had mnnylong
shots in it. the strong Sixth Company
tho score of 20 to 11. At the. end of
the first half the score stood l to 3
in favor of the military boys, in the
second hull the Sixth Company tire
gradunil3 crawled away from the C10
corn until they had the. some well in
lmnd.1
Ferguson was the only pln3er scor
log in the first half for the Sixth mult-
lug two long shots.
The Clown (talented. the Sixth Com-
pany in the surly part of the season.
The summary: 1.
SIXTH CO 12nd. _ CLOVER A. C.
Kelley ......... Mullen
Right forward.
Ferguson... ..
heft forward. 1
.1... ..... Brotherton
. . llorty
t.......i.-..
Conley
Ge Edwin Shelli.“ Enact-oft. his oppon-
E nter. M it out. lifted MInoon in the air and drop-
nson ' ' ' ' ‘ 11.111u """" ‘ ‘ one pet] him head first on the mat. The
1 hi it t 59‘“ . . s ‘1‘ Buffalo man was unconscious tor some
3 “n """ l“ " time um u in said he may he fatally
Left mam hurt.
Field goalsmli‘orguson 2. tuition 1.
Conley 7. Mullen 1. Brotherth 2.
F1‘oui goals—«Mullen .1. Smith. 1.
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A stAstttAa mtAI
NEW YORK, out». 23 .QMatty halal
win. of portion. Ind "Knockout.”
month at New York. fouitl'li tén‘
round: It the Mutant Spurting club
hero tut night and it the 6nd of the
n ltber man hid decisively the
CHAMPIONSHIP SERIES
The Pastimes and tho sixth Com-
pany Second will pity the first of I
series on“ union with the Pastimes
tonight at tho Armor)! for the chant-
pionship .of'l‘ho NorwIlks. _ ‘
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umphod above Ill other trimming,
ms the illuminated Herald It is one
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IN NIIEOTLINO EATON
DULUTH. Minn, Feb. 23.—~After 63
minutes and 35 seconds of the hardest
kind of wrestling at the Auditorium.
last night, Jesse Pederson grouped
Henry Ordemann in his arms and”
brought. him down so hard that 0rde
moon was stunned. The match was
brought to it close. Oracmunn is in I
serious condition.
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FRANKLINS DEFEAT MARVINE.1
‘ at n loosé gme'ot basketball 131de
ed in East Norwolk yesterday. the
Franklin school live defeated the Mar-
vin school quintet by tile score of 23
to 6. blot-roll Ind Mchvon played 11
fast game for the South Norwaikors.‘
Harrell shooting three Ind McNiven
four of that winning team‘s total of
eleven baskets The score was as fol-
lows:
MARVINS. FRANKLI NS.
Cannibal . .
................ Mchren
Right forward. - ‘
Smith
“1181188 hero-ovoid:udolubin-G‘s...
Loft forward. .
HIckett . ....... Howard
Center.
Foran ............ . Morten
Built guard.
Stuart Molitslion
Left guard.
Field gonlMHaoltstt 1 mm 1
Mchven 4. Smith 1 Howard 1. Mon
foil .8. Mountain 3
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