luk‘lxfl Iflu‘kIIH‘h‘n H11
Although They Have Not Won
Games ThairIPlaylug Has Ex-
I celled Thai oi Former
Years
Norwulk High school has been play-
ing some pretty good football this year,
although the scores of the games they
have played in would belie this state.-
1uént to any who had not soon the. com
EttstS. The boys have lost. certainly,
all. but one game. but they have play-
ed better bull than ever before. in the
history of the school since both elid'a
ofithe town have gotten together 11!
only building. it is not. because of the
pour pluying that the boys have been'
defeated, but rather became those
teams with whom they have contested
are superior in playing, huvlng advan-
tages offered them which our locatstu-
dents do not have. Set/ernl young men
or the town have taken 1111 the subject
with the Norwolk high team and by
their persistent couchlngI football is
picking 11p gradually. It is predicted
that the local eleIIven will finish the
season with 11 flourish and it is to this
end that all interested are striving.
Those few games lost have been hard-
fon‘ght and cleanly contacted and the
101.1111... noted as an incentivo for great-
er.endeavor on the hurt oi" the team
111611. All is being done for the boys
thInt conditions will-permit and it is n11.
ticlpatod a noted Ibuprorement will
appear at each game. “th better to
hove play ed and lost than not to have
played at ull"—~ond the boys realizo'
this no comprehensively 111:; 11111 and
Ther appreciate the superior-i111 other
teams exhibit and learn 11,1 them.
Derbx high school come to Noru‘vnlk
and defeated our studenhs, but so
drool 11f tho ions or the game bornusc
of the realization thni Derby pluyod
better hull, thut when Norw aik went.
toI Deruby the. tables were turned This
pro‘Vc-i the theory that Norwnlk needs
incentive to stir them to decisiw 2-10.
”:1" Detroit in what will iicromplish
this very thing. Ansonle. deileuted Nor-
wulk loot Friday 'hore. Should Nor-
wulk no to Ansoniu on 31011.9 which
111110 the l‘oilllli gonna is sr'lieiluled with
11111 (lilil’l‘ilililflililll to win 11 like doi'out
would 1111111 them there 111: (hp hnn- '11; pi
lh'.1 clever little 111111111111 10111.11 but Nor-
wnlk will no lo Aliuouln nil tired with
1111111111 11ml outbuulustir- purpose it is
l-xporiui thut the ioculu will on the
111111111 1111 tho-,1 did in “0er
21‘. ii 14 ulwayu ohm; 11 11111119 with
‘ 11111111111111 rat-11y 3111111111
With Team' .3 Showing Against
Cadets-ileum Nut Neath
ly All Settled '
Partly satisfied with the only clean
out vicrory l’ulo hue bud in years over
the Army, most of Captain Spuiding's
men returned home yesterday Elliot;-
noon and evening. Practice will be
held today just as stii’t‘fis if there had
been no victory over West Point. "Leta
t1" Flynn, the fullback whoee plunges
and mistakes alternated during the
game, may have a (111.1 s rost.’1he re
muinder of the team,. including Capt"
tain Spalding, will he at the field this
afternoon. I
"The team came out of the Wool; Pt.
game in remarkably good condition.
in spite or the wet. field and thé live't
hull and the constant slipping and fall-
lug; not a Yale mun“ was injured so,
that he will have to stay out of thel
gnnie at all. W. wnrren and Flynn.
when they, iott‘the game, were in bad
shape. but the only trouble was thIotl
the wind had been knocked out of theml
and they were not in condition to go'
011mwith Saturday :1 game Flynn conidlJ
not have gone in and finished but iii
necessary Warren could have gonel
buck into the game in the last period.' 3
The game settled the lineup 01 the
team with the possible €X(81)U0[l 01‘
three positions. These are the quar-
terback and two end llosltlons The I
brilliant lino smasheu ot‘ Philhin made:
1111 for his past errors on the gr ridiron.‘
He will have 'his place permamantbl
at left half back 111111 the coaches will
devote their clitoris to getting him not
i
fumble the ball There was 11ch
11 time when he could not gain ngulnstl
the Army line and this fact with the
bard games which iili l'alca schedule
tor the remaindoi of the season has
more than balanced his occasional in 3
abiliii to hung onto the bull.
Spulding'n steady consistonth good‘
playing wouli have cinr'hed the more
for him even it he had not been cap-Z
lulu of the eleven. Flynn's; brilliant
plunges and runs more than made
for his fumbling and missing tackles.
According to the coaches hiu pimlugI
wuu thut of a brilliant unfinished play
er. and the efforts of the coaches this
week and up to the Princeton game are;
to be upont in polishing him on. A-i'
tor Marble. went in tho lmckllold wuu'
utrcugtheued 11111] ho. on»: Castles will
be ilrut substitute ‘WS There was;
lltlHll‘ any question about Keioham re
muining the Yale center, but if therel
had been in his work Saturday. 110—'
1
llnlslrbm Preparatory school during hum cinchnd if for him. He madnf
lhu 15011111111. 'l‘hls some will he played
111.111.111.11 of this week 1111mm". born “129“!" 1‘!me 111111911110 cameuulm
tuna culled Smith onto. it won a. ciouo,3m,,.~,fice $1 000 TM man which w“ nor.
‘ derision and in the unmntlme hiulvoy
are lu1".1101 heavier 11nd 11111111 but much
more oxporlnncc at the 111111111 if Nor-
wnik defouiu them, and it will not im
the initial «intent for llm mopurutory
bow. at the huudu of tho public inuti
lotion. then it will he 11 foulihur in her
11:11 1
The high» next 111111111 1111 unitedbi
ed 1.. than with (11100111111111 1111111 1112110111
in ilrocnwluh on Buiuniuy..Novcmbor
lot.
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PERSONAL TAX Bil.“ lMAiLID.
Wit
Noorly 5.000 110111001110
Renown Thom 71110 "it._
Thu bills (or tile lit-r110 nl 1011 on
11w list at 11112, 111111 whlh 111111111110
om. in March at 111111 your two been
mound to resident: or The Norwnlka.
whom 11111111111 1111111 1111111 11 the on.
111101 eurolimuut. The in; in tin
turnout over tumor] over i the col
tumor. embracing 3000 11111011. 3310
time limit out for the 111111111 at, the
1.111 is tmumlm 191.1111 but
Hamill
., 1.111010100101011 11111.1 hem M
mono: 00W they
many tackles and held the whole line
to the expectations except the 011111.
Thu 011111: lwu 11rd 111 101,111 to comprehend
whui with tho mutter with fluileur. Av l
cry piuyeri about 1111 won expected but
Gallour wuu expected to uhow nil A111 1
«rich strength
Cornell did rnthur hotter than wuu
«111111111111 11111 on the one yurtl ling ho
auntie 11 poor 11111111 wrich kept Yule from
making nnoihor acorn. Nuio Wbtlelor.
wan nervous 111501111113 of bin Mot 1111»
ueumucu on tho 'vmlty fluid. but
them urn timou of tho vouched who
1111100113111 a. 11m nullity quarter.
Commencing today than, will be no
thing but 11111111110111 tor the Yule team
from now on. Thorn will no 11001111
practice Mary iii!) 111111 many now cou-
011011.. Thong tit/tho Tide 11111011211110
11111111111111“ 111 011111110 at any 11100110111111
their 3311111111100 1111001100 airy high 1'00.
110m” whim the 10mm called their
attention to ill. tau; 111111 00131110 110111
Trinity 24‘ to 7. will a Wuhinuto‘n 0.1111
Jolie‘s-sou ran up 11' 1110111 111? its I
1131011111 {1011101110. 211m 11. the 110111
two Mes; more 21110 91111-311111.
1111' I
11501' little at tho pinto.
. ‘ t « , . I
Refuses 11.111111113111111 lion-
iestmuulvuyvsiuus: Spectator
Because Latter Unfortunately
Saw Him'flut' Bases—~cr0wd
Disgusted at Exhibition
1
scorn nxns
ab r i1 110 11. e
Johnsonse 4 0 0' t1 3 1
Keene, if 4 1 0 0 0 0
Friend. 111 211 3 o 1 ‘3 o o
Mulvoy, c 4' 2 2 1 80
O'Brien, 2b 1 l .l 0 01 E
W. Smith. 111 4 0 2 10 0 0
C1. Riley, 3b 2 0 0 0 1' u
Mutthewo. cf 3 i) 1 1 ll 0
Fitzpatrirh, p 2 0 2 2 6' i)
G11uri‘1ei'oi,1't' ii 0 0 0 1" 1
Totals 31) 4 9 24 12 4
4
NEW CANAAN
I ab 1‘ ii 110 n
l'2‘111111zhoi 2b 3 1 0 -i 1
in Kelley , 3b 4 .1 1 2 1
Jiielley, if 4 0 1 0 0
1". Smith on 3 1 0 1 0
R11lle~i,ige rt 4 0 2 0 0‘ ii
l.t1ubscher, c 4 il 0 8 3"
”Simona lb 4 0 1 5 1
E Kelly. of 33 0 0 3 1
Davis. 11 ’ 3 0 t) 0 2‘;
J Riley 1) ll 0 0 0 0
Totals 32 3 6 23
The summurv:
Two base hits—{1F Kelly Rutie e 9
11111111101132 , ,
Mr 111 on bailouoi‘t‘ J Kelley 1; off
I‘llxputrlck 2.
Struck out—«by J. Kelly 1;
rich 9; Davis 5
left 011 l1uues~- South Ends .3. New
Cannons 6.
Double pink—E Kelli to Bunnboif’:
inmbncher to Stevens to iniulmscber
Wild pitch—~I'ltzputriok 2.
Passed hails—~Mulvoy
First on brr01s~Soulh Ends 4, New
011111111113 1.
Stolen
01111111111 8.
timpilewE. J. Craig.
Time 2:15.
Scororwlleldoil.
The .\ew (3111111111111 lost the rubber:
game with the South Ernie youtorday“
by default when tho,1 left the field in
the eighth inning following 11 bitter ar-
gument and near riot in the eighth
inning with 111.3 scorn 3 to 3 and one
Fl tz'put.
bases—~301Mb Ends, 3;
"om,” to the Yale coaches, would man down. Mulvoy was on 1101 0nd and
Smith hit 11 hot liner to l". Kelley who
1111111.. it pretty ,i‘uct throw to nail Smith.
umpire followed the play to first
meal home not touching’ third base.
Tim umpiro could not see 110 he won
Watching the hull going to that but
1411111111411- Kalle}. who was Watching
1110 1111111111er the shin linen. jumped
up and cniiud the umpire'» attention
to the ommlusiou but the umpire uh!
he did not 111111 111.; play out! culled Mul-
Thiu run put
the South 12111111 in the loud. Curtain
Kelley argued with the umpire buim
1110 1111111 would not dhnnu 11111 1111111011111;
The 111111111111 30110 the New (3111111111? .-
gutne to the 801.1111 Final it to ll. , .I
Thom 01101111111006 with 111111.11
playinx were not ourprilm! 111 I000 him ,
out the has... 1111 ha, 1111111011 11. pmticé ,
at 1113111113 that. trial: rumour the no
1111111011 11011111111 it.
Artur 111.1115 10110114111 homo pinto 1111
1m 0m to 211141011011 11111! 11111111110111-
New.
1.13.1.1...
11111111101 to play 111111111111 than gun the ‘
I with the ninth
Smith was safe on Johnuon's error,
Rutledge oloutod 0nd to right field for
two bases, tluuruiori I
throw and F. Smith scored, Rutledge
going to third.
E. Kelley mode a Mill‘tiiiv cinch ofI
» f 1111111111 1111111 the 111111 inning and 111111. '
111011511 mode 11 hand catch of l“. Kciloy'o
» fly 1111111.. 1.111 1111.11. 1
it W53 announced before the grime
the beacon up next week when they
play the Norwnlkuwhut alter the game
11.111111; decided not to play any more
games this season on tile Malone lot
1111 the St. Milry's football team has en-"
gutted the field for their football 30.1111
on. '
WW EAllEiI Wit 1 ill
WEN WWH Willi
President Morning 10 111111.11
011i 9111111111: Youuudroml .
Faster Dues
Qilif‘ 11.0 Oct. 21.. “President Mut‘;
111113“- 01 the Cobb, iI:Issuel aim-statement
. lust night which indicates that severing
11011331104 will be. seen in 11101913 lint-.3
up as 11 oil us a new manager. ‘He de
‘Clflli'g 111.1 ieamllfichs speed and tho
lchunuou 111.; to mode With an idea
101' gelling luster men on the bases and
lwiu .1t the. some time can hit
11.111141. 1 11111 budiv 11113111111011 we will
1111111» 21 good bull club and nuompbteni
3111.111agor in 1913." ours the" Statement
i i am positive our pitching stuff will be
Istlllll’tl‘ and the outfield will be made
up gsfliust men who can hitw That the
5Illlayers ate slow on the base lines is
lpoiuted out b1'\iurpl1y 111 a comparison
:01 the clubs in the number of stolen
buses which showmtho. Cubs tied. font
isixtu“ piiiceiiviiu 11111909191111 He do:
(1.111111111111119 an 20 you a old must be
round to td’ke the pluces or the playera
-'.1'bo have been years in the‘ game and
[ l1nvé“slowed up“.
3 GEORGE—1 2-«SPORT
1 CHICAGO 0111. 21.-—~George (11111011111
out) Brown the local middleweight,
and George Chip, of Plttsburgh,1vercl
mulchcd here last night for 11 ten round
limiting match at Syracuse, N Y.. O t.‘
29. 1 '
1 {Enos-.1111“ weigIIII in .11 lbs pounIId’Is at
’3 o'clock in the o. Ierlloon Ioniheduy o
the tight.
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“FIRES GET BONUSES
Fill Willi.“ SERIES WWIIK
The National cominiuooin comes to
but in an 01101110111111; manner with the
ututénlcnt that it has decided tmgive
Maseru. Klein, 11111191, O'iioughlin and
Evans, the tour umpirou in the recent.
world 0 caries. 11 bomul or $260 uplooe.
making their reward tor their valiant
i
then dart. The 11mph tit-nerve every
cent or it. mm the hope 111‘ they do not
0110111! all of the money in one place.
When you think there were eight
311111011 for tho turnout amount of mono}t
over involved in 110011111111, Imd before
the inmost crowd» that over 110111 11 up
rich. and not 0 1111111111 kirk won r111
of 111.. work. We do not recall a null
11110141111. in which the 11th 11.11.
5.1110 humanism; ‘ 11110111181111
tho 1101100 on of tho 1111111111 and 110‘s
110111011 11.11 911 1111 on 111011 00040911.
mode a. poor
Blaimd that the South Ends will wind
. 11111"
bad (01 ten days' work 1111 oulnrlcu got
you 111111 mpmciutg than high Militia!“
111.11... Your mu Ilvirler Why
as with M‘hraw's Mon on
3.111111111111111 Trip
There is. a- strong pousibillty thut Ant
thony Guilugher, the star-pitcher of
the 111.131.1111 league in Bridgeport,
during the season of 1912111311 get a
tryout with the New YoIthG'iunta ‘in,
the early spring of 1913 at Murlin'
3-Springs, Texas. Gallagher has been'
pitching Ru- thho Norwnlk team Winco'.
the Industrial 1111:1112 season Chine tel
Moliruw. of the .110 w York Nationals. 1
ha-‘i looked him over. louder likes
his work and the chances are 1101
will place Gallagher with the Giants!
in 1913. Gallagher has a heart side
delivery, undI an abundance of mysti-
fying curves and swift shoots that
baffle opposing batters coupled. witbé
ability to use his head no matter howl
l
hathxiie going is against 111111..
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Internal ilijuries Ara FIuaIrIeiiI--II~I II
TigerIs Wore Defeated by
Independents
Michael Abraimmu, the clever iittlel
member of the Tiger football team,"
was injured yesterday inrsuch 11 man-
ner that he had to be taken from the
er be in a position to play again. Niki
.Abrnhums tears internal injuries with:
lcmpllcatlons purl secured 'medicn or
ten once; toil. 1' An examination ill
ode in uncertain the, ehém 01kt;
injury. -
Lost your 11.111111 Frederick NIlIcMuhon
who was so badly injured that after
months in the hospital he wisely decid-
ed to keep out of the game forever.
“The game certainly claims its toll of
Evictims. though the accidents are not
often total right here in Nomhlk.
l The Tigers ware defeated yesterday
tho-acorn at 9 to 7. The. game was ex-
clung all the why through. but it is he-
lioveci that members of ther'l‘igeu team
lost heart when Abrahama was carri-
ed on the field.
Willllil'l Wlilliiil is
hit BWWEW Will
Brooks in 01.11111 Giaoslc a
Icomuuiu Occurrence-“Noth-
inn True in Butler bi
Trams “Throwing
,Bam" '
1-0—me .1
.11
ll
1
The world' 0 championship lei-100 or
1912 its; now history. 11111111111111.1-
bull. interspersed with plays that
with) put an amateur, to 011111110. 1110
record. uttondnnw, £00011! gate and
oi: ulrht 30111110
a“ IaflHtI .»
The 1101 8011 won, 11115113151. 1111'! l
play in a bottle that was
going and it talented that. he may new, "
in the game with the independents by ~
all door ‘_
but.h 111.111.1111.; 1511111. thnt wound up
110111511011 11100111 1111 11311111111. mm“ . '
Hurry, Hooper. Heine Wagner, . and
I other dlumond'herooh, climbed to the
highou't.1plnuuci'e with Mcuruw'e New
York lilnnts‘ae the stopping stones.
Boston Won, and to the victors belong
thshe spoils.
The sorted furnished 1m inspirution
to Young-Americana that in the dual
11111111111 outweighs everything else.
and hhatcomes from the cieanness oi
the lust
11911.1 in rivalry-11111111011. the ext-1111111
ticatlon of the principle that the game
is dcvor orer 1111111 the last man in
01.1.1
The one discordant note in connec
tion with the Series was the unjust
suspicion that crime during the cloa-
ing games that. the Boston and New
York ninnaigements were in collusion
to extend the nédles to the limit by .
a (lose and Biilt louder, a formerlunderhnnded work, in order to well
31 Giant. and 8., ch ”11 friend ‘of- John J.:
the gate receipts. The foundations
for the belief that seized upon dwarf»
ed minds that there than simcthing
crooked mixed up in tithe champion-
ship came from Manager Stahl's fail
ore to take 0' Brien out of the hex un.
.tiiI alter the Giants had scored the
runs in the opening inning of the M011-
day game and keeping Wood on duty
in the openig round of Tuesday's con-
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