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Breaking Season
The Sixth Company basketball tonlu closed its season last nook, hat—
iug played 23 named. Ol‘ those the lambs won 12.
Only one plavm took part in overt game and that was Seymour. ()ahlli
Dorney and Clinton played in fourteen
Five other nthiotes were in the
Sixth lineup in various games, but none of those appeared in more than
and Dragon ouch missed one game.
games, Smith in four tutti Roach in two
one contest and do not show in the standing
George Smith scotnt125 tlold goals in the font games he played and
Clinton comely
his average of 6.23 goals per game is int above 1
next with 4.07 gouls per game.
Dngon made the grentont number of field goals—61 in "3 games
ton. however, is closeup with o7, tallied in 14 guinea".
BowNorwuik, ....; All New \mks, ll
4~Noryralk, 40; Stamford, 2t].
llw—Norwnlk 37; Alphas; 20.
lSwNorwolk, 24; Knirknt'borkers. 26.
25-Norwalk, 18; Clark House, 34.
:lO—-‘.\'orwalk. l9: Stamford. 2o
1~Noywalk, 54: haulers. 20.
8--—.\‘orwnllt, 40; Stamford. 34.
15«--’Noltwailt, 12; Stamford. 35.
15-Noownik, :28; Fall River. is.
aflwxorwalk, 18; Troy, ill.
29-~~Nurwnlk, l-l: «Knickerbockers. 26.
5~Norwalk, ill; All Stars. is.
12w—Norwnlk. Stamford, 2
l9--.\'orwaik, -7; (limit House, 3:.
22—«Norwnlk, .tl; Bristol. ill.
Feb. 24—XorWnlk. 2:2: Stamford, 3t.
Feb. 26—-—.\lorwnlk. «it; All New Yorks. 23,
March 4—Norwnlk. 28; Stamford, 18.
March llmNannlk, 2o: Team P, 16.
March lS-—Norwnlk, 17; Bristol, 47.
March lsv—Norwalk 22: Mots. 32.
Nov.
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
“Jun.
Jun.
Jan.
Jun.
Jon.
Jan.
Feb.
Font
Feb.
Febf
March 2E'l-JNOI‘Waik. 28 :llilldgeport. ‘20.
Total games played, 2:3: won, 12' , lost it. _,___‘____.
individual Records. >
Player. (inlnos’ Goals ’ M 304213 Mil 0" south PM” May 8.9, “an
played from tlrld. per some. ,
Smith ......... .. ......... ......... 4 23 , g . “53° PW“. m" 1m".
.Cllntou ....... '. ....................... 14 5? MM". .. s,
nation ............................ .. . .22 ill 2;: " u.» 1W 1‘ , ,
1)0m0} ................... . ........ . . .10 89 2i.” n“ V ”mm-um 7
camp ...................... . ......22 to 2m El. FARO. “In All?“ Iww’l‘lm! the
Seymour ............... . .............. till Si 2.21 Jon‘wau’FEVMI ”BM in“? "“9 platted
iloutzh ________ , ‘‘‘‘‘ _‘ ................. g ,, 2‘00 in the old bull ring at .lunroz in tho
Costollo ......................... 5 t1: ‘, 16> illllrmi‘m 01’ Jack Curler. who was
Manager Sarsilold llulns. oi the High School bnsitotlutll team. fools qultr
It is the that loom that has
The first ye. 11's team lost ono name, last yoor’a
.‘tll ctcdit for the
hinted over the showers of his tooth this sonsmt.
not lost it home game.
team lost two. but the ptosent team ramnlus undefeated.
achievement does not go to tho litontbors of the team. lIOWovy. tor pith
this would hole boon impossible
,, So auct‘eonlul was C‘onob Godfrot: with the High Schools at basket-
. ball. that there. is some talk of securing him lor baseltnll coach. The school
could not do better. and it is hoped that this notion will be taken.
out Conch Frank C. Godfrey.
SPMMINM MlMM NESI'
M EMMPMM ELEM MS
MSEM SUMMESSEM SEASON
Record of Team and individual Work of Players -—,Toatn Won
12 Out of 23 lliamnsw High School's Record-
ho othets.
Thu records follow it:
IMMMKMME MMMIMEM MEX
- M. KEEMMEEE MERE
Matchmakor F. T. Coleman So
cum Match for Twin City A.
c. Show at Music Hall
on April 30
Matchmaker Frederick T Colman.
oi the Twin City Athletic Club. ot
South Norwulk, announced yostorthu‘
Knockout hrown and Al Kotoholl, of
llridge port% for the feature ”bouttat the
smoker who hold at Music Hall on
April 30.
The announcement caused a con
stderable ripple in the pool of boxing
internal. in in... town and otwtorfltd
Clln ‘rotlocts not a littlu‘crodlt upon {the
monaxnm.‘ Bridgeport wanton thllv,
linked the budkborio to i-lnk the you:
to not the plum. - . t
O! Knockout til-on ilttla noted lie”
sold throuxh these columns. a mango
' is too well mm to tho boxing tro- "
ternlty to pearl any introduction hot-o.
However, it might be added that his
oil is o cantor in every some oi the
word and will have the support at or-
ery Norwolk lover of the monlt art.
Truly this show will be the biggest
on record.
Mil EiMll BllilE
here Saturday. (lurioy hills not yot
settled the question or the site for the
honor Ludlow
that he had scoured a mulch bottom , .
norm and abilities ot Matchmaker.
Coleman nod his associate boxing,
bout, but the boxing managerial QM .
one not] thus allowed South Not-mitt» ~
work doosjnot belie his words. Ketch- ,
ill Mill Milli
KLA‘IiflONs BEAT STRAW slim.
Tho Kin/ton Athletic Club and the
Straw factory team played their in-
itial name of ball {or the semen yon-
torduy. "rite score was t; to 3 in favor
of the Klawrons. Cinudo Whitmore.
catcher. was struck in the none. but
was able to continue in the game.
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cuts
Twin City
Nugget or ,.
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lilllll MMBE ; ER
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You nev’er experiment in dittoront
“whiten" of purity when you purchase
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llllANDl‘iliS. BOTTLED BEERS old,
here. for our purity is tibsoluto
What is more, our quality is always
mniutniurd at top notch We know
that better, linol- goods than those sold
hero oro not to be had
Your full monoy'a worth in quality
notd‘quontlty at
Casmlltmo & Bardani
Tol. «I. 25 liailroad Ave
at 'A- tawny
DH \fi\-~‘s
it
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AN OLD-TIMER REVIVED .
. Smokers or 30 years ago have pleasant memories of tho
R. H. TEN-CENT CIGAR
We have been tortunuto to purchase duplicates of the mm
tobacco from which thin Cigar was made and the R. H. is now .,
solo at WHELPLEY a. CLARK’B, DREYFUBE‘. LEARY’B AND 0?
IR CIGAR STANDS.
OLD WELL CIGAR CO.
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battle.
lio bus boon conferring with
authorities on the Mexican use.
is shit! that ho outdo initiative
rungoments whornby llu
the use of the bull ring or tho ruco
track it he doubles to bring the filth!
hero
tho
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(ill ll set-pro
Ill llEW Lllllllllll
What the. lilitlgoport ’l‘ologmm has
toto lay of tho llxown-Ketrhell bout
tie loop of South Norualk secures
this important match. but the big city
"Young" MtAullllo
who has been improving ymntly
ut’ llr tampon.
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‘1.—
Cant Change
when yen oucq open a batik
wine or liquors of any kind. Y
must depend upon the reliabih
lty and integrity of your doolof
, when you buy. Every one known
that we select our goods to outer
to the connoisseur in this city
And vicinity. and not rare wimp
velvety whiskies, gins Ind our“
dials appeal to the moat {anti _
loos when bought at M3W1W
Flynn's. '
Manor .181 Flynn
“l'm a. bad mad," yippod therm- dny,” asserted another cowboy,
boy. “Token “four'men 101mm me on the next ranch"
when I all tufted." ‘Weli they human“! to, b6
"i saw one mo handle ye yester- handed over 11181:..~mchm§6
2,
We will set you ,;
rig ht on What to .
“Wear for Easier
To you who are considering the
(attention of Easter clothes, this store
presents a wealth of suggestions.
From send to suit you will find here
a 'stook that Completely meets L «
dress need and taste—that oorr tly ; ~
expresses the season’s styietendéncy 3
Wear a Benjamin
These cleverly designed, well out,
skillfullyitailoredi clothes. with their
, swand “W on All li"ool s duo. Ye gods!
ol‘. Bridgeport goes without it.
into, has been matched to tight at thé
The .
April show of the Greenwood A. t‘. in
snappy, {tasty style and pleasing,
1.: t‘lKnoqhottt Brown, of New York, was
, signed .yesterday by his manngeo.
“Danny Morgan. to box Al Kotnholi.
annkee lloy, of this city, in Smith
Wrwnlk. on ~Tuesdny evening, April
Torry Lee, managet ot’ the local
completed that tltnl in Morgnu‘ s or-
e in New York. Keit'holl has the
trance of n. liiethno now that. through
to efforts of his nlaunget, he has been
otchod, and it is needless to any
that he will endontor to the bent of
in ability to make good.
, "A draw with Brown. even a good
. ohbwing should he happen to ho do-
‘ touted, moans matches for him which
Will bring horde the boom. The lit-
lllllllllfi Illll ATMEETIEB
MW
oGlnnlly‘ s indians of the interns
“bonnie, on their first appear-
_ and this year on than home reservo-
' on tNewnrlt, yesterday held Connie
k' we in Mormon innings.
Mutation bad all their stars in
‘ Pl.“ LONG Tl‘E‘ GAME .
- com. to term until yum ‘
l’t‘llSOl'l for this is. the sport promoters
in the city toward the south have
the necessary sand in their makeup,
wherein; in this oily, the sport promot-
ers look wise, do considerable talk-
ing, and finally do‘ not come «crush
with the Hilll'lG kind of u card that is
nrruugmi for South Norwallt. it cost!
too much." ‘
illitl Stove Ketnh'eli will meet tonight
at East Chicago. lud..
noon. ‘ ,
one: Slfllls otllltlllor
M
torn hit; man boarded lilo train tor
dianopolls that "Biron”
(fiiltlAGO. April l.-~(lharlle White
in a ton-round
bout.~‘l‘he boxers will Weigh in at 128
pounds or lesn ,at.3 o'oloolrthls often
wml lilolltnllo‘rllo
ATLANTA Gin. April intmager
Wolvertop announced last nighl be ‘
New London.
Shoohnn of New York in
bout.
in the saute.
w» W
onrrtuto .llttoolt “
CHICAGO, , April
with two sporting planners and o m0
alsnod his contract. Ores and or
too have been holding cool”
the training trip, but More,
.7 or young Roserhos‘y my a,
‘ l; potion boy; tori Amorlo‘nu
0min
‘ ll
bil- lit you'll.
be not“ mod unwilling in sight
, 1 to roll“ MWMputntlon by will E3
, to. mom April an m to the field for tho wind
ynprll ll. 9 Toledo. “mm ‘
April I. ll.
Thin team lost year t
and Willi
Mobil McGarrio. 4!
lie is to box Frankie
the main
Monulme lillll out a wide swathrln
tho boninmweluht claim around these
parts. and bio fighting bun boon
gradually drawing; the attention or
the fighting public. He is young and
hon plenty of opportunity to advance
Til rout polling“
l. -Trovollnu
in; picture toy-(tilt Battling Nam
piano to tour the world- Ho will limp
_ . m,
i
i.
comfortable tit,{;will giVe you that
sense of ease and satisfaction that
comes from knowing yourself as
well dresSed as the peril man.
i Suits and Oyemoats from $13 up.
Other Good Makes as low as $12
Cruiut 8: Knapp Hats
Mark Cross Gloves and
Lettther Goods ,
for Ladies and Mon
Keisel‘ Neck wear 3
it. up.
" ’Tel Con
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