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tumultuous
Grit unmistakable ngI. Remurkedlmory inst I.\voek but the night prev-
upon by spettmors. udmiIed by thel ions to this fight Nelson had had a
players. and Iommenled upon by the big scrap on. Ho wnutu another
phmician ubo attended him alto-I the chance at the "comer“ and is trying
game. 0‘ Hum answers the question to book his tighter for April lith. the
\i 110’-\Vlth II gush in his towliezid next Norwulk smoker
sustained in the first lite minutes ofl --
plm, O'Hara stuck nmnl’ully to his It Was too bad you lost. Saturday.
tusk in the New llhven game Sutur liigh School hunt you did Well under
(lav and scaled more baskets than any the circumstances.
of his team mules. Requiring three *—""
bandaged during the game because of!
the. flow of blood and the immediate tonight will ,
Intention of a phynicion aftprwm-d' inight here, Clinton has endeared him-
who fonnd f0“, stitches necessary to‘ self to local followers of basketball,
algae the pound, the seriousness of for he has played a 0193" game and
the. injury a apparent. With the some 1‘39 MWMS been “on the square” With
display of grit. O‘Hurn is around toduy‘ “‘9 "13W”. “19 fans and the manage
and 15 feeling much hotter. P ment. ills playing. worthy of mention
through its excellence, has been “more
The manager of Tom Nelson, of than eutistul toty. All fans will regret
Port Chester. is in Norwalk todIIy ml- to see him go but will look forward
tempting to got this man booked forl to seeing the "luiincibie Jimml, " the
a second go with the White. ilono: man who taught Geoxge Smith some-
Thcy fought a close tight at the air-lining. here next your
NEW Hliili HIGH
DEPIAIS llllil Bills
Wolverton Plans Hard Work inl In a Hot Game by Score of 27-
Condiiion His Men ior Exhibi- lO. O’Hara Sustains lniuryj
lion Contests But Plays Game
ATLANTA 6a., \luich 18. ~ilhueboll Norwalk High “as defeated on Sat-
pruttice for the Highlandqu will begin nrduv night at New Helen by the
in real earnest this week It will be Highs 01’ that city 'l‘uenty seven to
the beginning of the final two weeks of 10 was the resulting score. The game
preparatory work for the New York was a hot one and featured. by“ the
club, so as to prepare the men for the play of Jimmy Storey.
imIKH‘l'dflt exhl’llllm‘ Sfimifi- The “”1 New Haven lligh had the edge in
of three games which be Dlaled with the first hair I: I, and in the second
the Cincinnati club is scheduled for period model 5 points to Norwnlk'sil ‘
March 30 Real summer “(gather has 0' linru, of the Norwulk five. collid
at lusI visited the camp and the plui- cd with Levine of View Hale“. just. of-
ers are ready to prepaie themselves m, the game began, while 'cflmmag.
for the regular season. None of the ing for the ball. The \Iorwalk player
pitchersis complaining of It sore nrm. as a result sustained a long, deep out
Manager Wolvcrton took his men on over his left eye. O'Hara continued
on automobile ride around Atlanta to- to play. after the wound bud been
day. \VOlVel‘lO“ 599““ ‘0 have a PM” clbsed with a compress and some ud
pity of keeping him men “medial” like hosive plaster. The injury was at
The fans will regret to learn that
be “Jimmy" Clinton's lust
HilllllPS W ll Hill
ASIPENIJDUS Willi
illusion
Footer Holds Regulars Down to
Giants utruck u unag yesterday after
noon in the person of one II‘osmter for
morly n pitcher
Browns, and before they had become
uoeustomedto the whistle of bluJaat
ball the Regular team was beaten by
u score of 5 to 2..
considerably chagriued over their de-
feat, the more so becauso the Gotta.
who played here yesterday, trimmed
the Houston club with comparative
clue.
of speed and curves the Giants have
been since they went against the Ath
' Meyers, Murray and Doyle
PIPPPPPR PINES
Pilllii i0 Pill outs
Three tilts on... Toxans Hit -
Big, Lsoguers ' Hard-
IIousIrm' Tcx.. March 18. -'I‘ho
for the St Louis
The Veterans were
Foster uncoupled the biggest bundle
letlcc last fall They were ulmou help
less in his hands. in the full ”nine in.
pings only three hits ware mode by the
Giants. and these were delivered by
Murray' 3
single was someWhnt of a fluke, as the
ball took a had bound and lumpedover
the third basemun's head just on he
was about to field it.
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Brooklyn Players Havu an, Easy
Time Disposing otlhe Mom.
‘ phis Team '
MEIMPIIIS,.TGIII1., April ]S.-~iBili
Bernhard} Turtlcogas the local club is
called, were outplayed by Damon's
Superb-Its in the first exhlbltlodjgame.
played here yoétérduy afternoon, by
the score of {I to 1 Hall it not been
for a battery error and a bad throw
home by Smith. the Memphiaus Iwould
hum. been shut out 4‘Both teams were.
lmndicapper by the poor condition of
the field.
n happy family and has done wonders tended to by a phy siclon immediately
in that “We“ consideiing the short utter the some. tour stitches being
time ho has been working 218 louder “90985,".3. to close the cut
oi" the club. The ililltop munager 0- Hard Greenwood and “union ex.
thinks he will be able to pick out the. celled on general playing.
men he is going to keep within the iho scorc‘ .
next two weeks. He has some promis- l'NORW ALK. NEW HAVE.’
ing talent. but most of them need time “ ilsou __________ ‘_ . __ Bailey, Shnnoy
minor league experience. Right TIEFVIal'd
,..........._.. McMahon ............... Greenberg
Lott forumd
sour“ Enos MAKE Storey ................... Mailhonse.
READY Hill SEASON Center
Ham ....................... Levine
Right. guard.
........... Hanlon, Oliver
Left guard. .
Field gonls-—-Vt‘ilso’t_l l. O'Hara.
Greenwood l Bailey 3. Greenberg
Lciine' .., iiuulon 2. I? .._
Foul goals McMahon 2,1.evine. ti.
Referee Stowe.
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Willilll’ 8 IIEIPMWS 0PL
atmosphere is l0
ebnll (licenuood
~ Evidently the general
becoming charged v. ith the has
spirit. There was II meeting yesterday-P
of the South Ends a baseball team
of Norwalk that has given some good
coconuts oi itself in past poIfornmnc-
es. for the purpose of I'Iemganizntlon'
This work was completed and thei
team will be in running order in the
very near future. Practice will be
held frequently and tho tcnm this "
year will be a strong one. The man- ”HIDE“ PIT“ BRBK‘E in
agar, A. J. Mulvoy wishes to state AI'UKIAND N z March 13 -Al'-
that hill team Will match “D With “my thur I‘ostle defeated Jack Donaldson.
1“ low“ and WWI“ ”“9 to ham “0‘“ of South Africa, the world‘s champion
OWE" baueball managers pIorcssional sprinter in the loo-yard
dash yesterday, in ii 145 oecondd. and
NORWM'K TOWN COURT CASES' in the 200-yaid dash. in 18 seconds.
iloth are new world's records.
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Judge Lockwood Tries Three Cases
.. Today.
‘ Judge Edward M. Lockwood i'ouud'
a court room with three prisoners this '
morning. One was fined and he paid,
Another was fined and he II"rode" and
another was just simply given a ‘ridc. '
Georgi H,Cuutie of Norwalk, was
the il'rlt onendcr and he was lined $7
.ond costs for intoxication, which he
paid. »
John Brown. no relative of the hero
oi! the fdmous song, will fined :7 and
costs and .w‘ill pay up in jail His
plan intoxication.
' ll. Tramp, a hobo for
Will the proverbial
AMERICAN BIKE TEAM WINS.
unussnhs, March 18. ~The Ameri-
can team composed of Root and Hill
won a six- day bicycle race yesterday.
defeating the Belgian team by one
length. Root and Hill covered 3,651
kilometres (2 270 miles). Another
and Drobach, finished third.
sAN AINTONiO, Ir
‘ tax-day detected a team of Phi
American players. 9 to 7. with m
and Krduse and Qoombu ‘
’ the visitors. Koo . ’
tbo' "option with the costs
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ATHLETPCE’ TSAM LOUIS», ..
San Antonio' 5 rem League (hub In.
dillphlu‘
noon minim III
mountain 8 Hours
Fighting Joe Hylund. whowill meet
Al Ketchell in the star bout at Englerr
hall; Bridgeport, tomorrow night wus
expected to arrive at Capt Bonds
place in Strattord yesmrday to finish
his training. Jock Dempsey, of Tron-
n. N. J., who will meet Teddy Fah-
rick of Falrdeld in one. of the prelim-
inaries. has already arrived at Bond's
and Jack Ryan. of South Norwulk, who
shocked to go six rounds with Kid
Painter. of Bridgeport i; also al the
Struttord'rcsort.l‘1eddio House. of
,llridgeport’. is in fine Shape fot his
ten-Iound encounter with Young .-Ket
choli of White Plains. He expects
to WPII this bout. The. show will be
under the nus-pines of the National
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Bill! FITESPPIPMPPPS
SPPEPP FPPPI 350.000
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Bob Fitzslmmons. oxhoavywoiglit
champion prize lighter of the World. is,
today defendant in a suit for $50, 000
damages. the plaintiff being daok Tay-
lot. the Chicago University student
whom Fitz it‘nocked down one day last
week' for, the reason. Ruby Rob do-j
olares. that Taylor was t‘oo friend
with Julia Gifford
puglltut'u with. In 0
Taylor
dorm CHALLENGE.
pm porting Editor:
like to challenge. anyone
smoker on April 11th Ki'd Palmer, of
’Westport, preferred
main.
Yours tr til),
East Norwalk Firemen Plot Yes.
our IIIII lHlStll
Strong Nine Already Picked——
from its long winter's uioep yesterday
ed manager and captain. The team
i will look to
h your oohimn for an antiwar.
Thanking you for this space. I m
up
iEAM IIIIII
llRSElSiN
terdoy and Organized ior
Summer
MIAMI IIIIIII
Will Play at Usual Oval
The Mayflower baseball team awake
and held a meeting, at which time
arrangements for the coming season
were made and Frank Koene‘was elect.
was also picked and Harry Waterbury,
the old manager, was elected secre-
tory of the team: Indications are that
the Msytlowera will put up a pretty
stiff fight for the local penn'aut this
_\'.onr
The loom will play on their usual
oval this season and will spend con-
alderable time and money thereon in
an attempt to put this popular ball
ground in the bost'pooslbie condition.
The players for the team have. ul-
roady been ploked'ond, although there
may be some changes in the course
of the preliminary practice moon. the,
team will remain substantially the
some. The following are the men Iii
ready selected; by Caption Keene:
Dove Nash. Ioflc Frank Keene, lf.;
George Hunter, 3!); N. Seymour 2b.;
John Webb. rf. “and 9.; howls Dunno.
p. and rf.; Hurry Wolfe, rf.; Arthur
brown. it; Ben Bloomquist. 1b.;
George Russell, as; Charles Keene.
p. and rf.; George Domino
The above list of players includes
two neurcomers numc1y.(}corgo mu.
"it a'n‘AIu"n,I
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No Admission Will Be Charged
‘4Exporimant Will be Watched
the promoters
Stilton Baseball League Were still walt—
ing this morning for a decision as to
All
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By Big Leagues
ER CIGAR STANDS.
NEW YORK, March 18.——Although§
of the new United
OLD-TIMER REVIVED
Smokoro of 20 years ago have pleasant memories of the
RI 171. TEN-CENT CIGAR
We hallo beén fortunate to purchase duplicates of the Hgvunn
tobacco from which this Cigar was made and the it. 1-1. is now on _
sale at WHELPLEY a CLARK'S, DREVFUSS'. LEARY'S AND 0THv .
OLD WELL CIGAR co.
whether or not New York will stay in
the circuit. they have complettcd a.
tentative schedule. an important fea-
ture of which is sold to be the promhI
hence given to Sunday games.
Baseball is played here on Sunday.
but by only nemi-profesulonal teams
No admission is charged to these
games but revenue is obtained by the
sale of programs and by other su-b-
terfugcs. If the United States ifiuguo‘
plans to play here on Sunday, the ven
tore will be watched with much in.
tercut. The Brooklyn learn of the N31-
tional tried Sunday baseball II few1
years ago, but the police interterred.
In the tentative schedule, it in site
A SPRING TONIC '
and invigorator when you are
troubled with that “tired feel~
lng.” is a bottle of Ruppert'n
Beer. There is nothing that
will give you a Spring appetite
and the vitality to enjoy your
meals with a gusto like Rup-
pert's Beer.
Magnet 81 Flynn
ted. New York and Brooklyn get the
best share of the Sunday dates. The
"schedule in its rough draft calls for
128 games for each club. The sea-
son is to open May 1 and class sent.
W—a-W
IIII Pliilllll ill IIIIIIII
IIIIIII IIIIIII sun
Famous Girl Swimmer] is Well
.Known in The Norwalksa-Sails
For Europe Soon
for . yourA
EATING sum or races.
Pitifui Effortnlof Starving Chinese to
sustain , Life.
Enrl il'. Crolasy. an American, who
has rocantlymcturned from a tour of
inspection of the famine districts of
China relates ,inany instances illustra—
tive of the irightful conditions of star;
ration which fpbevoiledmariy in Feb-
ruary. He made a minute examination '
of many Chinese homes. Describing
an inspectionlof all the houses, largo
NEW YORK. March 18 -Wlthlb a
few days on American girl. Rose ‘Pite
not will sail for England, where she
has signed contracts to make an lit-
tempt to swim the English channel.
Mics Pltcuof is only 16 years old, but
is regarded as the champion girl swim~
mar of the world. Her success in up
ing the difficult feat of swimming the
English channel will be watched by
the world
(or. who will cover third. and Lewis
Dugun, the old Oriole pitcher
The firemen will open the season
on April 13 with the Bridgeport Post
nine or some other fast organization,
and «the management had made ar
rangemonts with the Marvels to play
the preliminary game every Saturday
otternoon, commencing play at “1230‘
o‘.clock
GOLPPPPBPA AWARDEE
BASKETBALL PEPPPPAPPT
Md‘rrh 18 --Routino
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mew rofik 0
ing of the intercollegiate Basketball
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Pumhia. _
louu college focdltios, wus arranged,
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BRUCE- BROWNW W-PTH IENZ CAR
4
Racing brim Will Handle Pm of
Thom at Ilium maniac. .
David L Bruno Brown. :the racing B fl 3m.
drlvor. lion
in thin. with
clump
last fall with it Benn.
Grand Prize l‘aoo st downhill in 1910.
the return tram Mupnboilu
branch in tlii country.“
KID TERRY“
, . a large attendance, thoduy was lino
‘b‘uuln‘eas took up the time of the meet»
league. bold in the offices of its sec-Jl
par and tha Intercollegiate leoxus C Painter .
Vmsdnls. was (Initially alum-dad to Co William Llamas
A tentative schedulo for post your, w Fow’lor .., ...
subject to the approval of the you
'rotul ed to his old photon
Wot the races; at
Mail will be run obi.
oumo’n‘ Mdy 4 Brown
to to drive II 139.“ cud iu likewise to
have no 1th teammates Erwin Ber-en
doll. who won the Flairmoni Park rm
It m I lion:
- with which Bruno-Brown wont? tho
The announcement follow closely on
of Jesse
Froahlich, tho tumour of the Bonn
d ' Jos ltuokor. the
. ope, in WWII?“ ‘ .
and small, inlsdvoral groups, a total
of fiftyafivo houoes, Mr. Greasy makes
the following blatement:
“A straw stack indicates, that there
has been a crop. 1 found straw in four
’yards. Groin ,was found in only seven
The “ Pnnlllallk Gun Club held 8. houses out all the flfty_flve and In nor
very successful shoot on the Winni- place over a. book of it. The food in‘
nook grounds on Saturday There was process of propnratlon was invariably
greeus-sweet potato leaves or carrot
tops, a thin,§acrid swelling mass of
’ the appearance of stagnant water and
about as appetizing. only once in a
while containing a bit of vegetable or
groin About one out of every three
was eating elm bark which they pro
pare by reducing it to a line sawdust
and then making it into cakes Whole
more of trees have thus been stripped
VPIPPPPPP’AIPK WWI
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7 M
, for shooting, undasome‘ good licores
. were made.
The first event was a club shoot at
30 birds, eight men participating. E.
lSturges scored 25, while Frederick E
Lockwood. Robert Van Enron and C.
T. Bright tied with 24 to their credit
for second place
The scores were as follows:
~23 will eat the park of the willow and
“an-1‘7 mulberry, which cause swelling and
.........17 button dodth‘i Except for these the
i; absolutely bore.
oI-onllllli I...
ill. E. '1‘. Brown
W14 countryside
The second event was novel to char "I“ look ack up“ it tho whole
actor and one of the first time: that seems like ibud dream The gloom
team “Willis V9! 0V6“ been attempt ‘of the Met lieu homes the whirling
8'3 W the Wihuipnuk Club Th” 31mm snow. driven by the bitter wind 'the
was at 40 birds and the first team hungry garrulousness of the old “.0.
Was captioned bye. Painter. The occ- men. the modest shyness of young
0W team took “I? 9 will“! T. 0 thumbs of uuddenly finding them-
calves in tho presence of a foreign
Captain Painter: team made 111-l0' man. little children crying over their
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3min” team mode 10‘ ”0‘“ 0‘ the face of the woman whom we had to
4”“ ”Fulfill!“ tell that her husband had just breath-
“3 “9““ ‘°“°V‘ In his last. lune d ad with mummy
. ‘ - First» Tum. faces and cluw-llke fear-ail this is
0' Painter (“1“) .. 30 only a smsll port of the grim tragedy
loll-
”"‘“' Au rapidly;as contributions are re
111; solved by the American Red Cros-
“WW “Pl!“- ‘they are hurried by cable
T. C ’3“th Lenin.) .«i obnooou:uo .81' committee in unshal, "v” Q“
p..iu. appoints .‘l-sgsnus
Lockwood . ....“~I°
.. “NW” Liv lIv-o-uuohoI-ouuiunovu .uo‘
perutln I ,
gins VP” motor in the United
to Nit to ill: congregation oil
0. nil
F. E L0ckwood&Coquany will
give you a $25 Gas Tank ior
$16 and your Old Generator----.
Automobile.
and urges universal compliance {with
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rotary, Ralph Morgan. Saturday. The E. Stur‘ges .2.) of their bark 0f even such sorry
championship. carrying with it the J. C. T. Bright. , ........ 24 food as only a few have any great '
F- HVWY c“P- “l" 1 Ev lulllva‘m “n" F E. ”WWW“ ----- --, ------- 14 amount on huhd After it Is gone they
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on out of a poislbie 130, and Captain plum food. the dumb agony on the _
331- Sturgos -~----~-~---- .‘...... 23 of the famine where two and a) half
VF“ Buren 2" million: are ltuoing conditions like ,
James 29 “new . l
r,
“our photo lire likewise, olwuyu
sent to the New-”Work Chino. Forum‘s
Relief Committee, 1 Madison avenue.
New York or to the American NI!
Cross,
the amounts received will be acknow-
ledged and promptly cabled to Gummy
made I won't need to go to church
Boston Transcript.
town,.but it will be a week before it
page News
w..— H'< ... .-....._. m-..
t. The money thus collected 3‘5!pr
Washington In either boar
Parson—«i hope Mr. Stayaway flint,
when you made your New Yearjs rose:
lotions you included a resolve to so ,
to church.
Stuyaway—LParson, it I keep all tv‘
Aunt Lucy—~Yes, nucleic backfr
up and around. Neighborwwm'. wli
happened to him? Aunt Lucy—— '
tried to pass througbone of thorns r
voiving doors at the rush hours-3Q
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Sentinel ads. bring result:
Iii THE SIM! LillEv"
THAN
Roger Ludlow
Twinciiy
Nugget or
Little Gem
II. I. narrows,
‘ _AI.L nouns
We l'aqutlit but a trial to continua
you can this motion, WINE and
BOWEN) BEER establishment met
till your purchase. ‘
Our goods are uniformly high-grit
louubls. ,
Prompt service and really exec
duality and modbrate prices on
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