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‘H. Phillips-on lliltI \. Ill. l‘oblintm 4.020
fl(:01‘68 above. were made in South .\‘or-
wulk lust night, Uncae Tribe entertain-
tittiisttttiti '.
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IliitlllINllI IIIIIIIIIIAIII
SGIIPS UIBAS BRAVES
Norwalk Pinochie Experts in-
crease Their Lead at Last
Night’s Sitting
Jill tttt
ittitttt
tl’lllNlt
South Norwallt Man Wins Bout
at New Haven When Reteree‘
Disqualifies His Big Opponent
Jill Jlillli [III NIIIIII
Cm:keiioe ’l‘rlhe, No 32, l
of NOI‘“'HII\' lnetcused the loud over
I’nt'un Tribe, No. 26, lost evening. at.
another sitting of the pinochle tournur
merit by over 2,000 points. This to no
lug some all ndmit and although the
matters lint-o not yet been decided
definitely, more games being solicit
tiled iii which lititfun may come. back
yet. the veterans buy that Cockanoe in
a euro winner.
0. R. M.,
The scores for last evening's games SlAUGHIERS ANDY MURRIS
are as follows: .
J. Wm. Rowe and J. H. 'Lincoln. . .4650
It‘_ B. hlnlkiit and W. F. Iinbbell..7000
W. I. Conistock ttnd Ii. E. littilwitz tihilti
H. N Godfrey and C. E. Kellogg. 5670
J. J. (‘1tiidei' and Theo. Sodcrlttnd. tilzti
W. E. James and Allen Ileuty . . . . 7040
lid. Garfield and Leo (‘ohn ......... -i'llii
A. Rout-s Mtilkiu and 1. ll. llei.'ti,.,.tit3tln
Wm_ Bell‘tird and .I. ll, :tinikiii. ...l‘1tllln
Gould Hoyt and Win. '1‘. lslteyitti..t‘1-l.'itl
C, llyington ntid (l. V. lshcynti....7ti:iti
{Fight Stopped in Sixth Round
Alter Boston tlope Had Been
Cut to Ribbons ' 4
(l't‘onnell before the Annex A. (3., at
the Casino, iti New Haven, lust night
when the Hilthwood White’ilope :wns
disquuililod t'or persisting in using the
Tomi ....................... 68,5330 kidney punch which bud been ruled
Ilut'k Gaines. out by the club. 'Frotn nil tit-counts, nlA
Allen Henry and W. 1'}. Janice....t‘1tit3tl thwgh OMWMKM¢ “Mk" had the
F. iliyinutoii and ti. V. lskeynn...7l~tu “0””. of the tight, although. he “a”!
WNW”; lend .................. 47th) i'iiiition :it all times owing to the su-
__,_ licrlm' size of his opponent. The light
IE"- 87.1530 an it whole. was more or icon of A thud.
evllle performance, the Spritigwood
Uncas, No. 26,
hero not yet having tout all of his iint-
H, Taylor nnd H. llcgcleln...“Jill?”
1.. Brush and ii. Mutriticz. . . . . ....'Illlt.l “Emma?!”
Chas. Stiles and N'; Smith ........ til‘So 1" the first. round Rocker Btut‘ietl
B. Thomas and J; Ruudle ;; ..... "to well, landing twice upon his opponent.
.Wh. Kaiser and Geo. Smith ...... 5270 ”w big “"0“" however. an "m "mm
S. C. Mnrshuli and J; Yost. .....ti'~ititl Ruckcr‘s blows and returned the com-
Clmcs. Swim and II. ()ltnstead. . .6540 plltnent. “Mk” then slnmmod in tutti
landed 11 number of telling blows, iil‘
ier whith he ulovred up and stnlleti.‘
l’olilnthti.6230 seeing that his opponent “its too big
is. Williams and'J. ii. indistinct-noose ’0" “1m 10 take any chances
, m... in the second round the lilgliuood
nutn lost his Iliad completely wlitn
ltut he: refused to pint into his hands
and pit hill" the South Noriihilt mun
tip. litc' nlii tlitrw him out of the wilds.
Upon being pushed built into the ring
Geo. Wny nnd 'I'). \V.
II.
Raymond. . .6130
Wiiiiums iintl (loo. St'lll‘l\’('l'..704ll
Total ....................... 6S ..‘3'.lti .
liiick Scores.
iWni.
Smith. .. 6,740
Kniset :intl Geo
703.4,)“ :tgiiln_ itiicher covered tip while bin
__.:__ burly nud ungainly opponent. ruined
I a ' .J . , . .
Cockcnoe mm] ............... 87,150 I)I( us iii the union of the kidneys. foi
- 79 {50; which the. latter was disqunliticd by
____M Referee Dove Fitzgerald. who left the
ring itt disgust.
Cookenoc's lend ....... . 7.800 .
; . .loe Jeannette, the colored heavy-
rh‘" next. games “”1 be played 0" weight, bud an ("833' time with Andy
Friday. March 22nd. in Norwalk. Th“ Morris, the Boston heavyweight. Mor-
ris; beint.r In such a had war in the
ninth thut Referee Ditto Fitzgerald
quu obliged to stop the? bout. which
with sclicdii'ltxl for 15 rounds.
Alter stalluig‘ for three rounds,
hardly hitting ti blow, Jeannette let
tone. and slashed Morris all over the,
ring. in the sixth he had him stag.
gerittg about with his hands down.
The early rounds were so tame
hurt the crowd hissed and jeerod the
fighters. lit the fourth Jeannette had
:evldently received instructions to cut
’looso for he went after Morris ham-
Uiiens total
’iug tho Norwa‘lk players.
Hill AIIANII LAMP
New York Americans All Ready
For Departure to South- '
land Tomorrow ; . mer and tongs, sending right and left
: lithe ltlltl ‘uppcrcute to the face at
wi'.ll in the fifth he hit Morris at
Harri Wolverton. manager of the will and in the sixth when the tight
New York Highlandets, line compiet wns Hopped Mmfls- face wag like a
ed all his plane for spring training at piece or raw beetstenk The fight by
;Atlanta, in. The Yankees will in' rounds:
rode the southern metropolis next Round One.
Sttndal.‘1‘lw first practice WI“ bf" ' Jeannette started on using a straight.
bold MOM“ morning jab to Morris’ face. He kept this.
The players wintering "1 New Y°Tk jabbing up all through the round and
and vicinity will “I 0‘" “‘0qu after not once did Morris hit. book.
2 o‘clock Saturday utternoon. It will Jeannette did not try to hit hard
be made up of Hal Chase, Bert Dan-i- Round Two
1618. Simmons, H0“ Erlinrdt and E” This was a trifle faster than the
Bergen and several lbwspaper mm first and Morris showed that he was
Simmons i! the SEOOHG'SRCI‘S“ from no match for the colored man.
, JRocbe‘ster, and Bergen is the young Jeannette played to the bad). with
, independent catcher who used to work short labs to the taco
. withSotithpow Holt.
Round Three. .
Jeannette sent right a (1 left labs to
face. bewildering Morris who at the
close showed signs of weakening.
Round Four.
KIIIIIE’I PIIIIGI'IES AIIE
ALMOST FATAL
M
CHICAGO! Feb. 28 ._——-“Young Britt, "
the race and night to the body. M "‘1
bled front nose and mouth '
into to clinch at evé
. Morris tumbled )ro
pot‘dldon wait pew
totoavowhis lite.
fortned in- on Gift)
The trouble,
Jon Illtcliel‘ won his light with Jim“
receiving right and left tipporcuttt.
Jeannette kept at his man until Mor-
ris wan ready to topple over, the
referee stopping the light.
In the soutl-iiuul Young McAti‘imc,
of Bridgeport had slightly the bet?
tor of Joe Murche. at ilittiiwood Mo
Aiiiltfc played for Marke' body und
had him in distress' several times.
Murcks was strong in the fifth. but
iii the sixth hicAulltte httd lilni
autiiiist the ropes hammering him in
the turn when the. Atom; sounded.
IlilltPI Illllllll IIIIII
IRIII’HY BHIIIIIIGI
Governors of Motor Boat Club at
America Took Action Last Even-
ing—First Race August 31
Prompt ticllon has been taken by tho
Motor liont (‘litb of America on the
matter of accepting the challenge of'
thc ltoyul Motor Yacht Club of lime
loud for the British international ’l‘ro-
tiliy tor the. consort of 1912. A
Tho governors of the club were culiv
ed together by Commodore Mclvlilu
' ,iiitmedlotoly upon receipt of the chill-
lcngo. and the meeting was held tit
tho club bonito. lu FIIL§‘~I0llt’[Il street,
lust evening. important. bunlncne cull-
ed the commodore. out of the city.
'l‘lioee [ll‘i‘SOllI were Albert E. Smith,
J.y.\i. Allow, Samuel Cochran. .\l. M.
Whitaker iind ll, it. Sutpiien. the litt-
ter presiding.
The challenge without discussion
was at once accepted by resolution,
and the ditto oi the tlrut rare wuu fixed
for" Saturday. August 3i. Au them are
to be iii to ital two runes in the pointer
the second race will who place on 'l.ii-
bor titty, September 2. the. weather and
other conditions permitting.
The. location of the men was not do-
(ILIHI upon, but will be taken up til at
future itiorting. By resolution the lit-
toiition oi" the club was rolled to the
waters about New York as i-nitnblc
gfor the mulch Sworn] of the most do '
eirntile unmitchcu oi water thnt were
iconsldcrod were, however, open to the
Iutont objection of driftwood.
it the driftwood in the lludsou litter
could be done away with. it won held.
there are several lino couriers on the
river that would be'uvuiluble where the
public. could Join the thousands of on-
tliusinutii' motor bout men in \‘IL‘WIIISi
the meet-t in romi‘ort at little expense
and going it long diututice to do so.
'i‘hthoynl Motor Yacht Club of Enti-
lund has been untitled of the accept-
ance of the cheliene.
Illll lit. IIIIIIIII IS
SIIII III IIII IIIIII
Veteran Baseball Player is at
All Hot Springs Betting Condi-
tioned tor Twenty-third
Season
.—
It
IOId Cy Young bus arrived tit “Hot
Springs to get in condition for his
twenty-third season as a big league
pitcher. This is CH seventeenth an?
nual visit to the Springs. but the vet-
cran is not a. bit buckword in tellins
friends that he. expects a successful
season.
”i got away badly'witb Cleveland
last year," in the way Cy explains it
“but utter I went. to Boston ,1 rounded
into shape, and, it i do spy it myself,
i think I pitched some good bell for
Tenney's team. At a ymt6; i am
testing very good new. ,und I venture
to say that i will win more chutes.
than; will lotto this Shanon. When
not I going to retire {.‘S‘tp. boy, ask
tor. think .11} hunting Wliy should i
' 'whon'tho old whip is so good?"
Jeannette led off with a hard Jolt to}. .. ~
,Certttlu prejudiced persons
9......
The winning streak of High school.
in unbroken and the lads ploy ouch
game on though they expected it was
their total contest. The decree show
their work to those who do not no
land the. games and all are proud ot
the high school boys.
hinnuger Conley has his men of the
Sixth Company team practising on
the. hourdback buckets for the some
with the Seventh Company second
team iii Stamford on March 9th The
boys are getting the backs down put
and feel intro that they will media a
good uliowlttg against their rivals in
the neighboring city. Bunsen, one of
the Pentium players. has been engaged
to strengthen the Sixth company lentil
for that Stamford gumc. .lllld It is
thought. with this additional material
the chances will be in favor of our l0-
cnl quintet,
The, easy defeat. of Andy Motrin by
Big Joe Jeannette at, New Haven last
evening ebowrd the colored man to
yet possess the powers which have
heretofore inside him it grout tighter.
.ictini‘icttu will reach .iohnnon yet. and
an he. himself aura. then his friends
will have something to bouquet him
for. This man heart; watching.
W.
'I'lie Norwnlli City Athletlc (‘Iub hnsv
. announced that it will not hold any
boxing exhibitions during- the Lenten
season. This is commendable in that
it will ease the consciences 0! some.
of the tight fans and will elltniunte ut
lenst one temptation front their
paths.
mam
The Not‘wuik bowling team will no
to New (‘nnunn tonight for a match
nitnio nt duck pills with the teams In'
that. place. A good game is anticipat-
ed and a number 0! interested bowlers
will ncconipunv the local tenm.
[ilAIIIS PIII IIIIIII
IIRSI Plililllll BIIII
Six Inning Bottle and McBraw's
Team Wins from McCormicks
MARLIN, Text, Ir‘ rb. 28.~~'I‘wo picked
teaitne plnycd the first practice game. of
the season yesterday afternoon. One
nine wtis led by John .1. McGrtiw. while.
the other was captained by Hurry Ne»
(‘Ol‘mIt‘K it was a six inning battle
and McGruw'e team won in the sixth.
declared
that had not the eqtmti led by Glunts‘
mniiugor been thus victor-tone the con-
test. would have been prolonged until
the desired result was obtained. Arllu
Lothtim umpirod. lie displayed git-cut
firmness and gave universal dissatis-
faction. ‘
Mctlrnw picked his team with nitric
eye for ultimate results, He placed
himself at first. Sharer at second, Grub.
at short. Slinter at second, Bites at:
third, Burns in left. Jacobean in con—
tro, Johnston in right and Robinson
behind the but. This left McCormick
:«wlth illuby at tlrtin'lzbompsou at the
knyutono stick. Stock at short, Ditpuy
at third, Devore in left. Secretory Ed~
die, Brannick in center. McCormick
himself at right and Paulette wearing
the mask and mitt. Bunny is a native
son and the latest addition to the
squad.
McGraw took Tosrenu and Max-well
its pitchers, and as both or them are to
a certain extent voter-uns- and expect:
to use their arms tutor in his year
they did little more than lob the bell
newest. Muneeil, however. cut. loose
to midee‘nean term and Steamed the
bull heroes with a break or a. curve on
There woe not a bit or run during
the three innings that Nonseii occu
pled the mound. Il‘lton Farrell took up
the burden, and as he did little more
than try out his control, McGraw and
his cohorts rallied to a victory.
spirit currents utter
Without A smart:
COMM NIS'
Friday in the date set for the «elev-
ottth annual indoor athletic meet or
the l-{urttord Second Division Nuvnl
Militia. Mortimer Conley. a well
known 'Norwallt athlete, will be among
the. participants and is completing his
pinnu for the, event. William Webb,
who also expected to enter the several
events. has decided to mention at home
and leave. all to “Mort” to uphold the
honor or the town. Conley will appear
Iin the running high lump, at. which
be in most proficient and also in the
220 yard obstacle race. At, the Central
Labor Union ntliictle meet at. itoton
Point. lust lunbor llny Conley finished
fourth in the ten mile run, ustonlnhlng
i all spectators by his etendy truck work
and staying qualities. As a basketball
player he bus made a. record on the
the best wishes of all for success on
Friday night.
if l'ncus Tiibo boys are going to
win that eiippei this your they have.
not to get together pretty quick.
Joe Rocker. of Sprlngwood. made his
debut at New Haven lust night when
he clinched up ageinnt that big bear,
.ilni O‘Connell. known as “Smiling
.llm." Joe did not put tip what might
hibitlon, but We believe that with
proper training and instruction. the
boy may yet blossom as a tighter.
,he survived the ordeal much better
than did his burly opponent.
The Norwnlk High School boyn wont
town by the secure of 29 to lb. Title
evens tip matters. the home. team hm"
ing won lrom Middletown earlier in
the. 888801]. A rubber game would be
'tlic thing now.
IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII IIIII
llltl "llllili" IIIYIIIIIIII
Mcdraw Will Try to Place Ec-
centric TwirlerWith Some
Minor League Club
MARLIN SPRINGS. Ten. Feb. 28:—
Munager Mchw, of the Giants, inti'
united yesterday that he would try to
not the National Commission to re-
iustute “Bugs“ Raymond. the eccentric
twirler.
will probably be sent
never play with the. Giants again;
VETERAN BILLY
SULLIVAN SIGIIEII IIP
CHICAGO. Feb. 28.~—-Biily Sullivan,
catcher (Ind ranking veteran'ot ' the
White Sex, in point of service, at-
tnchod his signature to a new con-
tract Monday. Pitcher Jordan 0! New
Mutton, Conn, a right bender, also
sent in a signed contract.‘ ” ‘
rtrzeEAAto iiA‘Ars
route to: cute
Willie Fitzgerald out pointed Young
I Joe Guns in the slur bout of ten round‘i
at the Royuie A. 0.. in Brooklyn. last
night. Fitzgernid had the better oi‘. the
mill on ln—flxhtlng. and he landed some
ed. Gone sent in him left tabs to the
face in the first part of the‘ battle, but
Fitzgerald soon brought. him in check
and finished up at a lively pace. Fine
zei-eld was, strong at the notch.
YOUNG 'I'O MATGHED.
FORT SMITH. Ark" Fob. 88-Young
Togo. the Jupnpoee hmhmwwolabtfi
whom "Bottling eleon tailor: «to dis.
.9er or
I
-..._._ ,
Sixth Company second team and litto-
hdre been called a scientific boxing ex-,
He,
won outweighed last night and fought;
among strangers, but green us be is
down to defeat that night. at Middle—l
It the him is lifted. “liugs”__
to a minor: '
lettuuu'club. as McGraw boosts he cun‘
otott commute to the chin that: ecunt-I
. ran, 8.
ER CIGAR STANDS.
Old Well
An OldTimer Revived I
Smokers of 20 years ago hove pleasant memories of the A
R. H.
Ten - Cent Cigar“
We have been fortunate to purchase duplicates of the Havana.
tobacco from which this Cigar was made and the it. H. is now on
sale at WHELPLEV a CLARK'S, DREYFUSS', LEARY’S AND OTH-
Gigar G0.
l
I
SPRING routes?
that will tone the stomach when
your appetite has become im-
paired and when you are suitor-
ing from
that comes with the first balmy
spring days will be, .found in a
good table wine with your meals
or it pure straight :whiskey tang.”
on in medicinal quantity, Try”:
ti little claret or Burgundy from
hfagner & Flynn's at
when your appetite is gone.
Magnet & Flynn
“that tired feeling"
mettle .,
IIIIIIWALII IIISII BEATEII
III MIDDLETIIUIII
Nor-unlit High no detected at Mid
dletown last crenini by ville High
IScliool five of that clot. The score of
the game was 29-19. The. first half re-
‘: sulted in favor of the home team, 13 to
S, and the semnd period went the
some way, 16 to ll.
Ludlow and Moran, the Middletown
forwards, did all of the scoring ,for
their team. the former shooting 6 has
Itets and the latter 8. For Norwalk
O'Hara led in field goals with 4. Mo
Mahon played well and accounted for
7 paints Early in the season Norwolk
High won from Midttletown, 34 ll, here.
nt Non-walk. 0. A. Kennedy. Frank C.‘
Godfrey, Snfsflold ”Burns ' and William
Hynun accompanied the team yeater
day.
The detuils: _
N H.191. ,‘ Middletown
Wilson . Iiudlow
l 4““- Right Forward.
McMahon Moran
Lott Forward.
..... Wilkinson
Center. ‘ ;
Horn Hahn
Right Guard.
..-'-A-.--1...
Storey .
Greenwood.
Lott Guam.
Field ,goaie—Mcbiahon, a; O‘Hara.
'4; Greenwood, ‘2, Ludiow, 6; Mo
r
Fouigbulecldehon.1,Moi-nn,1.
Oltlciaialtr. Weed.
l
BOXING BOUTS TONIGHT.
Zeob .
Ohm-lee White is. Tommy bison at "
F. E. Lockwood 81 Company will ;-
give you a 3525 Gas Tank for
$16 and 'your Old Generator-«+15,
for your Autbmobile. A
“A‘Word to the Wise is Sit
Roger Ludlow
Twin City
Nugget. or
Little Gem
3. I. REYNOLDS.
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ALL DEALERS
"seashore pooch:
are best bought here, where
secureusll the‘ standard brands,“
these or this establishment.
lowest possible prices.
We will fill your
promptly—dill them with the an
cuiecy as it you placed tbetnvi
3011.
phone morn
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