bwmflw I. “M. Sixth Do. Quintet WiiI Play the All New Yorke and N. H. 8. Wm Meet Port Chester High—Norwalk Teams Show ‘ Exceptional Strength this Season The basketball opening In Norwnlk of Coach Frank Godfrey. Captain Jack is set for next week. Thanksgiving McMahon, William O’Hara and Jimmy and the new season come together and Storey are the regulars left over from the two INorwalk aggregations. the the 1011-1912 team. Jack Aiken has In Sixth Company and the High school the past month proved hIs ability to teams, after a menth of practice, are hold up his end with the others and primed for blow-oft games with the All steps into one of the vacancies. For the New Yorke and Port Chester High other position to be ilIled there are school fives respectively several good lads striving. Just at In looking over the line-up of the present the contest seems to be be: Sixth Company for the new season, one: tween Chester Lawrence and Frank gets an Impression that the team has McMahon. both of whom are promising gained In aggressiveness and scoring athletes. Acouple of the younger mem- ability. ' there of. the squad will be carried as One large contribution to the geuer ‘subatitutea and given an opportunity all strength will be Frank Guarnierl to get in the gamemt frequent later- For floor work and point-getting, lie vals. classes with the best men the locals If there is one branch of athletics have ever had in the line-up. Guar- where the High School’ shines. it is at neieri comes back to the team fifty per *basketbalL The High! hare never had cent, better player than when lie-last the sensation of supporting a poor wore a Norwalk uniform. Captalntteam. Their quinteta have ever been Doruey and Dagon can he defended up of championship material and the new for their usual brilliant manoeuvres team gives promise of being on a par on the court and with-Cabin for the de~lwith its predecessors. The State in- tense do much for the steadiness ot|terscholastic championship for the 4th the play Tlieexperlenee of these fqu-‘conseoutive winter will he a worthy players furnishes the backbone of the achievement for Norwaik High. Coach system of play being worked out by Godfrey. Captain MCMNIOII and the the Sixth. Norman Seymour,clasaed team. It seems a very probable oc- now as a veteran member of the team, currence Manager Wigglesworth has has shouted an ability to run the court scheduled Port Chester High school for and do a "dribble" stunt second only the first game on Thanksgiving Night. to Captain Dorney This $eymour is] one of the hardest workers on the BASEBALL MAGAZINE PICKS lTS team and he is ripe tor a sensational . ALL STARS season. ‘ The Baseball Magazine in its De _ Coming down to Costello that other comber issue print; its selection of an High school product, attention is call- All-National and Ali-American team an to the fact that he flashed some stel— They follow ' I lar performances last wlnter wheneverl All-National—Daubort, 1b: Evers, he was In the egame. This youth cant?!» Wagner. as; Zimmerman, 31); play in the backfield with.great effectfl Paskert, Wilson, Magoo, t; Tesreau, as witness the stand ”Cosay“ made in Mathewson. ‘Rucker, p; Archer, Mey- the second half or that last Stamford All-American—Mcmlss. 1h: Collins “ game. I2lI: Wagner. as; Gardner, 3b: Cobb. Predicting don't make a team, but it Speaker, Jackson, of; Wood. Johnson. snappy. aggressive playing. by a team Plank, p; IStanage, c; Ainsmith,e. as well~balanced as Norwalk has had In . I some years counts for anything, the She-vi beg your pardon, but I can‘t Sixth sill be "there" this winter. remember having met you before. Norwalk High school enters upon its lie—Oh yes. Last night at the ball fourth season on the basketball court acmeone trod on your too. That was and again will be under the guidance me. —-Fl_legende Blaetter. KOGI YAMADE. . League. ' for the laboratory at his dismissal from ‘ to have soared National lama club JONbfill 5!!“ THIS earn-team SOME I COULD“? RESIST YOU SEEMED Tb KNOW THAT CUSTOMER FIND nosesmsmrmmauw more mmmlm momesrmarmu'" coo - dnyas. . this season. . canny? Charley my" flake 'Evers 1“ well as manager He is fitted for the the undergraduate: haIe had IIIII. the practice gamesfi Since jSaturdav. however; there has been an undercun not enough hard Work ' criticism that the coaches have deotd ed to keep the men busy this week hut " the fact that they will do so wlll be pleasing to the Yale men. ' ' game” at Halfback. It Is possible that Corneli who has chance on Saturday In that position He makes shatter halfback than he Yale freshman team last year; 'Illlll’lll Pltlllfl Willi lllllltiHI President, of the club During Ilia Ahsence outcnoo". um. i; ——.so well lotto .is Charles W. Murphy president or the. Chicago National league biseball mm with his new manager, John J. Ever-s, that recently he said it was pos. sible that Evers would become the chief executive of the club. "Ever; may become president or the club," Murphy said. “I am planning a trip around the' world and If I go Iwiil make Ever-a head of the club as position for he has the brains to grasp ; guild Pill lllilill IIIII huh Bill iIlIlIII cunt; use on I I Yankees Head Secretly Negoti- ating for Peerless Leader Out oi National League INEW YORY, Nov ill-Frank Chance a 311!“ NEW HAVEN, Nov. l9.-- roll to aucceasfuI In his negotiations to get the peerless loader-“out oi the National league. Mr. Farrell stead- tastly asserts that he has made no overtures to the departed leader of the Cube. These assertions tall in line with a policy to keep the mattor'or negotllatioub or secret as possible. That Farrell had broached "the mac tar to Chance, and broached It in no, light vein, comes from. the , peel-Ion “leader himself. When “Husk" return- ed to the coast uterine lllbt wiihMutv phy he told a close friend that he. would surely be In New York but au- aou II he could not out of the National He said um emu mm! 9 had made him a “new” attor- o . that would more than comb-nun him. Ml bow flopped. It was In the Cuba. 0. w. Murphy’s breezy chatter mitts. owners on: the' peerlcu loader. , When, the Verbena one" dolled waivers any III Ii'llillili‘ round boult last night before the home A. 0., Pat Moore of Philadelphia, out- poiuted Young Dyson ot f’rovitkncb. by Up to the seventh round will“ direct the destinies or the New How had It all the tiny. but the , York Americans In 1913 If Frank rm- memos and landed u still rim to dimmhad» it all his w“. but the reorient.» took the min" of a. At- tar wit the Quaker City hunter nave clover exhibition at network and filled Hilly blow. on Drona. Burial me first bout between Bunny Ford it New Haven and Dick atone. II- IIo other, city, the crowd at up such War that Chis! of Police (ionic! W a hand and ordered the remains the can Inuit stop, I)!“ do when added If war. no out more more he would stop tile when EYMIW up to In. no. the am stow-Ii, comer hunter had any apron M at Booth Nmflk fit and at the odd I'll this it VIII FIIIIIIIIII Ill!- lll' Wu ltutt Saturday in a fast 15 little that mumbled an. throw: it‘ll“ drill. tome next summer The two clove” were mu. t the oiahtii II III IIIIII ll Inn Sci-imaging today» 80ml:- The Yale squad had no rest. alter the Princeton contest Returning to New Haven, on Sunday night the men we toothy were ordered to report it the varsity baseball one where there wear The bomb team, all below the second eleven were allowed to take the day oft but the var- city and first boron eleven «so put The coaches were not outlined with the Jason moi-ii“ on Int saturday but they expect to he satiation with thelm the imitation for special play. which ~. wombat and on Saturday but which " will be and cabinet Harvard. In “'I alum trim-Ila we on than was ,I ‘ a at.“ dint of practice In placement _ . anything." I , Should Ever-s make good as presl "dent. Murphy further said he might ’not resume the presidency after his globe circling trip, but become chair- mon ot the board, of control, ‘ IIIIIIII IIIIIIIII Tod Boy and Tau-mm Slated for Thanksgivilu flay dame Down in Chattanoon, Tennessee, plans are being made to stage a icot- ball game to be played between the Eleventh Cavalry team and an dilator aggregation which will comprise-in its number name or the meet lemons nth ietes in the country. Among those whom it Is thousaut will be possible I to secure are “£001“. or Yale, lid Mo Callie of Cornell Tad Jones, of Yale, Jim Thorpe lot Camels. Ed Brown or Washington. and LeerWehoo of Car- Ilsio and Glenn Warner coach of the radios school Chattanooga. whild Thorpe and Ward W * Theaeedovuk Electrical Co. The only rail! Wm stab-tame cues ‘ . ii the 1‘er AUTO IIIPPLIII “I .......... Of course most of the or will be In Cincinustt training has been done in secret and mentioned ‘ , chance to see the men work except in team as thel rent of comment that there has be .on ned to secure Lieut.“ too much drill and signal work and cavalry. the West Pain 3' first choice for quarterback, may be I , shifted to halfback and be given at does quarter. He womcaptain of the - It... “Pom Roger» Ludlow l. I. 1. REVIEWS Got. amiable and Brain all live in The soldiers has «to ll‘z'efi‘m I, Train City Nugget or Little Gem ALI. oeaLsas‘ We guarantee to save you per cent. on all goods that ‘wo Fine table claret at 650 gallon. whiskey tor 50c" bottle up to gal. Fina beer bottled at bro :1. 00. 2‘ bottles. Then Schlitz. Budweiser. Wain beer and ale, Evans" pale Evana' cream ale, Fianna! ale, Nassau, Pilsener and beer. All wines and llquafl' JOSEPH m 56 Rhill‘old AVI. race. ,. I 45 Railroad Av, madam dlltrlbumI or the " mann'a mater- pure no wines. and other Dotti“ m the. Delivery. Monitor! 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