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Score at 32-22, Good
Game
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Outclass Park Avenue institute
min at All 8taoes~3wrs
Was 68-13
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The Meta showed qualityvln defeat
ing theSlxih Comltany at the Armmy
last night. the final result'boing 32 22.
Notwalii High had easy going with thu‘
Park Av'euue institute team of Bridgoa
port. the locals winning. 68~l3.
it. was classy ball that the Mots,
played. and their handling of the ball
was swift and generally accurate.
Their marksmanship was so good. on» 9
Imcinlly in the first twenty Inlnutes.I
that they soon had the Norwalit play-'
ers in a hole and it was a difficult‘
road the locals then had to travel.
The Sixth Company braced in the last I
period and struck their natural gait.
outscorlng the Mets for the final half.
but not by any great margin.
' iieckwith, the visiting router. open-
ed up the scoring, Dugon then shoot~
ing for two goals. but Rich sandwich-
ed one in between Sam‘s duo and
iieckwlth repeated the feat shortly
afterwards. 'Ricli toured another and
Bockwtth shut she next two. The
‘ Meta ward going swiftly at this time
and Mhrruy and Ernst (the Yonkers
than) each scored. Goals by Cahlll
and Costello drew. encouragement
from the fans. but Ernst and Book-
with then caged the sphere in sun-
cession. The. visitors“ score stood at9
20 when the teams left the court at‘
the. close of tho half. The home quit»
tot. had made 8 points.
Seymour, Dagon and again Seymour
scored in order. to start the last as»
sion, anti the locals began to show.
Ernst round tho. not and so did Book‘
with. Then it was Dason’uturn again,‘
but Ernst shot immediately after-
wards for two morn points. Seymour(
and Dngon. the two busyhodies last
evening, then tried to start another
rally. sa9h tallying a basket More
~ Reich and lieokwith again raised the
" 9'Mots' total. each casing the leather. l
After a final dhot by Seuuonr and its
‘\9dupllcoElon ”63' the visitors star bus-I
9 ketthrbwor. Beokwitb time was up.
9. NorWulk Won this half 1413. but it was
not sulficlont to overcome the result
.- oi the pre'vious period.
it is not hard to understand how
the Meta have made théir reputation.
‘9 They were an alert crowd and seldom
‘ lost sight of a chance to got at the
basket.
in Reich. fwbo Novella lino. 9h or game;
' But the white haired lull Was forever
mixing it up and following the ball
well Seymour, ols‘o jumbo runny good
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lost out on name of them. A goodli
. bunch oi crodlt to dad to Dagon also.
I-i'or its too was there with the ginger
V ‘nd the baskets. Clinton and Charley
Limb :loi’ St. Peter's renown) stood
oh other air, without a score. Ernst
ottvaly for the Meta, as did
"anon odds locally on noxt
nudity droning when the crack
rt team wtli play here against
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lshort.‘ the services of O'Hara because
Eoi‘hls reoent injury. sailed intothe
Eu root the Norwallters started in to
‘ \l'llson ........... . ......... Innings
Molinhon ........... .. I‘Juthron
belt t’orwn‘td .
Storey ..................... Darling
(Youtor.
Alkon ............. . . ...... .Arthur
Right guaId.
i Green wood ................. Grogory
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Seymour had a. lath. opponent...
‘ V chances to motto points. though he'
Ollie lalww. F. llaucb
Timon—Mr. Russell.
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.N. H. 8., 68: P, A. i., 13. ,
The High School players. although
Park Atehuo institute lads with vim.
The local students soon had their on»
pouenta sized up and then the points
l“ .ame rapidly When the smoke had
l‘tompomrily cleared away after u
twanty minute servo, tbs Highs had 36
points and the P. A. 1. team 8.1mm
run up a retard score and they did
so by mailing the last half a 33.5 por
tlon.
The clotornoss oi Sims; and his
fine backing up of his teammates. to-
géthsr with tho shooting oi Wilson.
McMahon and (imenuood (natured
this contest.
The details:
NOR\an..i< ii. S P. A, 1.
flight forward.
.l.et‘t guard.
Field sodium-Wilson I3. llloliiahtlu 7,
Storey 2. Alkon 5 Greenwood 7. till
llugs' .. Lathron :.. parting 1 Greg
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Foul koaiswtirogori ‘i.
t)fllrlul—-~\\ lv‘. Ranch.
llElll’lllS‘ ‘lllllllES‘
Dahlon’s Men Score tight Runs
in Southsrnsrs’ One in Fin-
" iayson 9Beneiit
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. More he take: hold. Ho has much
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Charley White. Unable “to Get
Grounds. Elves Up Franchiso
in New Granulation
There will be no baseball team to
represent New York next season in
the independent United States mastic.
Chutjiéy White, who held tho New
‘York tranchiu, announced yoltcrduy
to the club howliers of the league in
session at otlotoliuipeviui that ho
' {'9 ”his to secure suitable
Iiidviian‘hatian or the Bronx
and woman he returned his trun-
ohiso to t9li9rleosue. White had been
oi Dycltmau street but
m It lease on part or it
to: the franchise from
Buffalo. Chicago and Albany were on
hand. Tho league mind to leave the
selection of tho city to Prentdoanhit-
min. tie is expected to make his so
loctidn in u few days.
it was announced that the Clles on
tho I‘virruit, now comprising Broohivn,
Richmond, Washington, Reading,
Cleveland. Pittsburgh and Cincinnati.
all have umplo backing and will be
ready to lay ball by May 1 the intent.
The solution: will be" mien out on
March 28. 9..
The prescnco of Nod llaulon in the
corridor gave rise to the rumor that
the veteran player and manager was
behind‘tho Baltimore applicants. Han-
ion promptly and emphatically drilled
the report,
Georgi: Browne who has been odor
ed as manager or the Wuuhinston
team, in road; to also I”, But the ox
Glsutwants the promotion to down
a year’s salary in bank to his and"
ed on otter from Beacon P‘hllllp‘ne.
manager or the Pittsburgh club b9! tho
new tongue and will: mount it hovidon t
also with Washington
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Young Wagner hunched out Paths”
White in tho ninth reund oi! their
MEMPHIS. Tenn, March 19.«Man-
Igor Danie-u after working tho voter-
sus and Colts under a hot sun yester-
day morning played them in an exhi-
biti'on game against the local club in
the afternoon for the benefit oi the
'iumlli oi‘ Pitthor Finlayson, who died
recently in Brooklyn The Eupoibas
won the game in one inning. Score:
Brooklyn 8. Memphis 19.
in the first inning Dauhett and
Smith reached first on orIors‘ of tho
second baseman and shortstop. lm~
mediatoly alter this tho pair exhcuted
a double steal and come home ahead
oi wheat uho placed the bull in (loan
.sntro for a home run. In the niche
inning Moran and Dauburt studied
in succession and followed this in)
withu double stesi, Not-thou scoring
the. pub with a. studio to , ruutre.
wThree mote runs In re .li ‘vo‘r in
the sixth and seventh innings by noon
batting and the shaky Holdings of tho
Tuitles. ‘ .
Memphis scored Ell" lotto tally in
the fourth byu usllght apart with the
but and Norman's Ilallure to hold
Dushbuch‘s ‘fly‘. 9
Allen at Brooklyn was the pitchinb
start again this afternoon. During his
three innings‘in tho box he tanned
five men undonly‘allowed two hits.
Rocker made his first appearance in
an exhibition game this season Nap
.took things easy and blanked hits on-
pbncnts during his stay on the. mound
In attempting to steal third in the
seventh inning, Wheat sprained his
ankle slightly and bod to Inuit Ithe
game.
rationing
policy to no Illa
scheduled tonrouud battle at tho For-
don A. 0.. Now Yorh,'iant night. Was-
her. who in training for his light filth
Johnny Dundoo. showed smut - form.
soaring tour knockdowus. including
tho knockout. in tho secoudround
Wagner dropper White with a hard
iel’t.
adversrsy to the floor truth a wall di~
III-acted right book. and in the sevsuth
ho but u crusher to the law that non
. bed White down again. In the ninth
session, after a hard uIixub. Wagner
ateppod‘nack. measured his antagonist
and dropped him (or the full count
with It hard right swing“ the law.
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,_ smill EEEEEIE HAYES
Reuum‘frmoo llslirulls and
Proceads Go to the Ladies
. m ummmw
36cm Club
l 'lilARLlNi’l‘oxus. March 19.-~’l‘ho Gt
ants have begun to play their‘annuai
series of benefit games beiors starting
on their jouruoy north. The Weathor
man, wishing to show all duo ecu ‘
toward the temtnlii‘o sondsI'II .
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recruits played
game. the, owned
PM unease of the
tint of their dorsal in
9 “MW. ‘snd the old timers
99 author tot/unite. As tho pitch-
'vvlioroturnsd last night were
‘00“. Ho ullowad six hit! and
in the third he again sent his
« u chance to not. out.
indulging in 9
‘ owhst tired 9n n Iesult oi tbdlr»
fledgling. had all sorts at speed; but’
was somewhat unfortunate in his out!»
SPillillN
A number at local sports ore to at-
tend the bouts that will be given at
Edwin's Hall. in Bridgeport tonlxbt~
Jack Ryan. of this city, who meets
Kid Palmer. of Bridgeport, is looked
upon as a winner. The full card is as
follows:
first bout-whirl Palmer. oi Bridso
port vs. Jack Ryan, at 80th Norwalk.
Six Bounds at 126 pounds.
Second bout—«Teddy Fabryclt. of
i‘hlrtleid. vs. Jack Dempsey. ot Tren-
ton, N. .l. ‘le round. It 128 pounds.
Third bout—«Young Eloisa. of Bridge»
port. vs. Young Ketchell, of White
Plains. N, Y. Ton rounds at 126
pounds. ' ‘
Fourth boob-«Al Ketoholl. of Bridge-
port rs. Fighting Joe llyluud, of New
York city. Toll rounds st '133 pounds.
What the New Haven sporting edi-
tors think of the proposed which be-
tween Dodo Muller. and Bunny Ford
is shown as follow-1v
Dodo Matter. champion lightweight
or Conocticut. stated iant night that
no is so anxious to moot Bunny Ford
at tho Clinton A. C. than that ho is
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lions They Put in Vigorous
“ Work '
ATLANTA. Go” March ill. Mailbag-
or Wolmrton decided ventorday mom
toy that his player. needed batting
practice more than a proctlou sumo.
and the sums mm oror tor s dar.
lrblie tho slugger: of various dogma
oi merit and mom mucous and out '
swine lscorstod the leather all after-
uoon in the bright moaning which
beat. down in tlII.v Ponce Du Loon rain.
The manager oi the Highlanders
called a muslin: of his legions right
after luncheon and behind looknd:
doom. with the crank: hormonally;
sealed to that no aunt-eta minim lunk‘
out. ho oxpouudod to them various tuo'
ties at the bar to be experimented
with with the hind ot ultimateli bring-
a
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enemy.
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NEW YORK. March 19.~«Gustavus
~T.-Kerbr.’ president or the Amateur
Athletic Union. who has just. returned
9 tinont. reportu‘ that ' everywhere tho
interest in “the upproaohinu Olympic
dumes’is keen. A large putt or his
time was spent in looking over pron-
poctive Western members 90! the Arno
ricun team. and he mturnod with a
fairly long list; or humus which he red
gards] all weiiuul'zh curtain at up more.
‘mmu serious 9 ,
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The word Yule baseball «had no
eluding all tho button then. were or-
dered to moan Iii Yale acid yesterday
plan 99s at tho lieu-on. coach .Qulm-'
‘ been Minor to clone the drill at
his lI‘lI‘i In barium ntrut auu‘ the
. Writ unon' the Yulévsynt door and got
”hit man out on us chin. The day
‘w‘uit dim: and the [round was so salt
at the hold it was thought no grunt.
Amount of work ouuld be dons
everyone wag illtd to be able to not
Wu“...
BOXING BW’M TONIGHT.
Fslrmont99' ‘ ilmiuoit Goudtnsn vs.
' tho Pittsburtt Pinto: start their train
in: on the and Mike will get many -
lug contusion lotus American League outmtunlty
FM llLYIPIG TEMP
itus‘od to box Ed Butts.
I rather uudden on the part at Joe He
seems to built forgotten he has boxed
afternoon for tho. obtain: outdoor.
but ..
YES
willing to tight at catchwoights. Wow
dor how this will strike Darby? Morn~9
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The matching at Ford and Muller
was a ridiculous proposition, said the
matchmaker oi the club today. for the
limplo reason that. Ford is weighing
along in the 60' a now. and simply wont
work hard enough to get down to any
kind of weight. and Muller Welghfi‘
about 135. The boot. w0uld have been
a good one a your or so ago, say tho9
club officials, but there is nothing do
lug nouraldvohinlr Iboxlstur. I
Young Silk. of South Nut-walk. and?
Young Haillser. of Norwalk are truim
ing for their bout which will be pulled
oil athnnipault on March 29th.
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Manager Gus Knorr, of the Norwslksl
I)” announced that thoiocsl team will '
play the Manhattan College team at;
Amusement Park on June 8. The ori-
ginal Cuban Giants will play hero on
Decoration Dal Morning. The inter
Seals and the New Jersey Proiouimic
air will also play in 50th Norwalk.
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Emotion of 20 years ago have
tobacco from which this Cigar was
ER CIGAR STANDS.
0LD"WELL
AN OLD-TIMER REVIVED
R. H. TEN-CENT CIGAR
We have been lortuuate to purchase duplicates of the Hamil}:
Idle at WHELPLEY I. CLARK’B, DREYFUSB’. LEARY’B AND 01‘
blowout memorial at the
mode and the ii ii. is now-on
CIGAR co.
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The opening game has not yet been
secured. .
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Pittsburgh Manager Will Use’
Veteran on initial Bag ii
Emails Fall
WFST BABE), March i9.--in the
,mssin oi the West Baden camp Nike
Donna mm as a strong first base
possibility. It is predicted that when
trials on tho «cit. and that (rum tho
very outset he will be considered
along with Kellihnr and [torso as a
oaodidute tor mutation of the No.1
pillow.
Mike is not a stranger to the posi-
tion. Ho played ltmand played it
wollwdurlng the summer of 1907. it‘
Find Clarke rails upon him to hold
down the cushion this Im. there will
ho no hulking on the part of Dentin.
On the contrary he will jump at the
ERS
A SPRING TON '
and invigorstor when you are
troubled with that‘ 'tlred tool?
ing."‘ls a bottle or Ruppsrt‘s
Beer. There in nothing that
will give you a Spring appetlto
and the vitality to enjoy your
meals with a gusto like Rup4
nert's Beer.
.Magnér 8t Flynn?
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(track 80mins Bouts in New
Haven and New London and
Other (liters
Unless present plans miscarry.
Young McAullde. Bridgeport‘a crack
fostorwaight, will have a busy time
during the next few weeks. His first
boot wilt he with Joe Marcus 0! New
Haven before tho Clinton A. 0., or
New Haven on April I. This is a
return match. The boy svmet recently
before the Annex A. (i. or New Pia-.9
van and MIAulltie scored a victory.
HOW ABOUT?
To the Sporting Editor or the Er chins
Sentinel.
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from an extended trip across the con-l [tour a":
Br Mt Dlnbt‘s Namath Hour 1 see
that Joe Bunker. Whistlevlllos White
hope. has drawn the. rotor line and to
This must be
IButts in Whistievllle and again in
)8mlthuvllle. trained with him tor two
months and allowed hbn no second
him on three dilldrdht amount. but
now he won't box a coma man; it
"color" that stops Job and it is up to
him utter tho citation“ he had issued.
to hex any man to tho country at‘ 9
the pounds. to althor prov'e he is um ' ‘
or admit ho is afraid to box hurts.
Kindly ‘puiIllsh this for me Mr. Ed.
libr and oblige
GEORGE GRIFFIN.
Mauuor Ed Butts.
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”MEN/EURO BIATEN IN PAR-l8.
Amman Ilium Champion Lou.
Pint (tomb in lohmtlonai Tourmy.
PARIS. March lie-«Tue internation-
may I room.
In: swttidrluud, but hordlu‘tud .3
fresh. asufluxv‘ America by «II to 3911.;
runs in the live inninsa that. 9
seems to mu there is not, than Butts’
.: Hickey had this better oi aver: round
with the exception at the second and 9
xi Amateur Billiard Championship be-
93m rental-day III: tho Brunswick Com-I
M. mine. i moon
nun. but “out” Macmillan. N. LII ‘3'
7303111. too to; m mun. "traini-
muons. In Wuhan cumulus.
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nun-rm N09 you‘d“ A «Hono- ‘rounvl. both fighter! humorous any
, I - . ‘ 9: at 9th other a bond and body throudli‘
h 19.4mm: out that round.
Following this bout McAulide will
Bridgeport, although nothing definitel
but been decldod upon. The tonsil
‘ boy‘s last appearance in that city was
with Battling Henry Miller and the
so was so onosldod‘ that ltservod only
to whet the appetites oi the fans.
The Greenwood A. C. of New Lou 9
don is utter hYcAulide to so on with
star bout of ten rounds. With otters,
from South Not-walk and Pittalield
liquor. and prospects or outlaw York
debut. Mchuiitte is certainly in de-
mud.
Pllll‘. H008 BEAT“
IY mild lllllKEY
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'Yountr Hicltuy outiouxht Phil. Cross
in the star bout 019 ton rounds lit the
Olympic A. 0.. New York. last night.
third. in which Cross had the better of
to milling. Cross weighed 141 pounds
and Hickey 145%.
The pair not busy in the very lint "
and each «landed sonic horns
punch». Hinton doin3‘ tits out»
dam”. in the new rams cross
out Blotter: mouth and in the third
who cut Hlokvy a mint are. Hickey op
round.
right In In the nth: sot-Ion.
The alitht was a portioulorly mt
NORWALK crud noon.
in tho Namath Club Hut-tits
$16 and your Old GeneratOr---'
for your Automobile.
9 figured as an authority on lap
' leper, on the property he coca
’tlIvs Bible comment authority on
Frankie situation '01 Bostoa in, the ,
oiled u out under crusts lstt eye in.
the «Earth and out auditor under this 9
29m III-loss are “unwise a
QUOTED BIBLE m LEPROS’
HEARING. 99
TAGONA. Washington, Miro
After a bearing in which the}
parlor Court Judge Clifford _.
yesterday to issue a restrulniu
preventing the county authoritl
leaning in John R. Early. the alt
Summit View, a suburb.
Expert witnesses declared that
practically no danger of any on
tracting the disease from Earl
attempt to oontrmert this alto
for the Summit View residents (9‘:
,pussagosfit‘otu the Bible. Drug.
iiroun. a surgeon in thoPlSillip"
War. testified that he did n‘o99t9‘
cal subjects Early recently
ed a position by tho gove'mtn
lug for another leper, but be
tako it.
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Edgar Lutliow 99 '
Twin city
Nugget or .
Little Gain
B. Jr “YEMEN.
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