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Big crowd in Allowance
A snappy. hood-(fought conical heé
Stilton Inst evening, 5.1151; the sixth
Company basketball players took the
Manure of the All New 11011152246.
art the Armory. Port: Choetor .ngih
fell down badly in the early some in
the evonlng against- the; loop! students
~— Vi. mi 9 ‘.
Norwnlk High Vschbol rim n3 tit :were the mm W
visitors 54 to 8.78119 games marked
the opening: of the Armory season and ,
were witnessed by a crowd, estimat‘
ed. at fifteen hundred, that jammed
into the big West avenue hall until
there was little room except in the
outer hallway.
Little Fltz'gérald was out after the
‘ home teams b'ncon last night. The
V' I midget? himself went against Captain
Barney: and at the other guard pool: ‘
V Lion, Charley Lamb, last seasOn‘ s-cab-
tain of the White Plains five and ex
norienced professional man, IVVen'gaged
in a. great battle with Gnarniori. Ca
kill drew Shougimesgy to: on oppo-
fight While Costello and Sieymou’r
played the backfield for Norwolk
against the speedy Downing‘and a
newcomer—Bartok. Boson was un-
able to play last night. “Spot” in
snooping mm a dislocation 5'41 one of
his big toes and his fast footwork
wan missing That (the, home team is
well fortified with 5551;541:514 malno-
lul pgcamo evldgnt from the non; V149):
in which Goncello stepped- into Du
Vgon 5 place and room the hard going. V
Afull @9511 by2 Gunnnleri and two;
byA Seymour marked the extent 01!:- the
Norwalks' scoring for the prob twen-
ty minutes.
were cleanly missed, but "on the,
Whole, Fitzgerald‘s team stood of! the
home boys pretty neatly for this half. ,
I' Fitzgerald caged three baskets.
' Shaunhnesoy two, and lamb one, Valli
tram the field. giving (be All New
Yorks 12 to Norwalk's ii for this 1154);-
iug time. This lead looked large at
intonnluslon, considering the gait at
which both teams Were going. It can-
tinned to ba stiff playing in the last
half also, but the Sixth company
players inwrm ed in fast handling of
the ball and in basket work. Sey-
mour made some good shots and Ca-
hill, Dornoy‘and Guarniorl also found
,openings of which they made good
use. The visitors earned a couple 01'
baskets before the half had gone vary
for but. these were all The locals
settled into their some and (gradually
crept up on the New Yorkers. After
lining the scorn bi. 16-15. they wore
not to be stopped and increased their
total to 22. (it the final bell. The All
Now York: than had 16 bointn to
show.
The W cm of tho NDWuik ludn
V accounted: tor (1 1M ”room by ‘
which M 3414.917 2003 “I! 890958 “18:.
mature: or the play were the 3531:
«ml “bouncy of (u: of tho local: 59
bonito ovary (niacin 5:55.115 tho
fun: were moot interested in the ro-
nlimi‘um of trunk Gulmlorr with
thallium (phony «no: Hero
(solved 31 , Motion from than
on (5 Todd oi. 22 in ID in (14m
Quite a raw open shots.
Good Bmuowflinli Selma! Dliaals Pori Chapter 54 lo 8-
‘ V Brown Bows’lo indlon‘n Dhloily
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PROVIDENCE, R. L. Nov. 29 5—495
'llbonpo. ono Of the moat vorautile In:
titan dthletoa ever calcium (ill; the
omndond blooming smooth limo
lnently all the evening even though
he. was against? thonr'eot‘ bomb. or
Dorney, it. cauld be easily soon that
ho is all right, and this in not. both-
cred with injurits (is he 55 5t Wlir
tor, he will ‘show" this b. 1,,
Downing Lamb only 3 15min
orkera for the All
New Yanks.
going fast.
The lineup:-— V
All New York: Sixth Co.
Bartels, r. f.
Downing, i. f. ‘l 7., Domey
Shaughnespy, c. 0. (2811111
Fitzgerald. r. g.
1.54me 3.
Field goals~Bnrtels 1;
1; Shaughnossy. 2;
Lamb 1; Guarnelrl
Cahlll, 1; Seymour, 5.
Bumper—T. E. Dorney.
Tlmokoepqr~Wm. Cavanagh
i‘ g $937110!"
Downing.
Fitzgerald. 3 ,
3; VV, Domey, 2;
one-sided that the (fans found most in-
terest in obnerring the new local'
players in the ranks Alkon hos im-
proved nintpnially and mom well at
guard whore he played in the last
half.
I Frugal; 11408an and Chester baw-
when hunted by well at forward and
contcr, Vnonpoctlvely. Dunn“ payed a
half.
The scorg by hailing tavored Non
walk High overwhelmingly, 2M and
34.5. The final ((0th to ~indi-
cates that song of“ the :Norwnlk stu-
dents were busy at the bashoowork.
Capt: McMahon earned 15 field goals
and second to him came O'Hara with
8. The piomlnence of Storey’e play-
mg was a noticeable factor in gener-
nl results.
Rosalie and Guernsey: two light but
fast (boys, played/well for Port Chos-
tei' High. The latter playora were
trying hard, but ‘nothlng came to
show for their labors on for as the
scoreboard was concerned Poor
work at the baskets wan a leading
weakness of Port Chester's pini.
The lineup:—
Norwllk H. 8. Portchontor H. 8.
Aiken, F. McMahon. r. if. r. 7:. 111111195
.7. McMahon, l. f. l. f. Guernsey
Field amino-Aiken, 1;! McMahon.
15: O'Hara, 8; atom, 3- Guernsey,
1; Edouard 1
Flam goals-mound 4.
neiercc~FI id. Dorney.
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of 9.5an 1095841141330 of Wu-
teronry (count 15 fut rounds hero Inst
would: (Bitmap m the nureuor
throushout the boot and being urodlt»
ad with 12 out of the 15 wundn, in
cinnriy entitled to u nouns/per deolnv
ion. noun ludn “(pm in during the
42m 17
immense, Storey, c 0.. Mound.
O'Hara. r. s. . i'. s. Ronni-39,,
Storey. Aiken l. x. i. a. Fox
government school Minis. PIL, clad;
ed his football Dam in e. Mano of" 5244
mi on withdrawn lipid yontordoy when
the (5mm principally through their '
Wan individual play booby Brown
32 to 0. 1731195».on in nearly ovary
may both on the 089an and. mm.‘
inpdp three of the limo 40mm and:
kicked two 30515,. (his only. finilurc o:
the day was in ‘hig eudpnvoro to blob.
The “We mode the 5019130535. which were 51515511119541.1455.
of the slippery. snow-covered lipid and
wet boll. .
Brown rushed the bull to wibhin a
1' mama” hold a yard of tho indlnus' goal line
and Tenney went over. but there was
no score because of off-oldie (play.
Thorpe made several long runs mem
lions. Five mlnutoa b‘pfoi'o. the game
ended be caught a forward pass hour
the center of the hold and run 30 (his
A 10-yard dash around 'Brown' 5 left and
followed and then Thorpe ploughed
tempted to pool.
through the Brown line for the final
The High school contest became so touchdown, which he turned into a through the Pennsylvania ““9 and
goal.
' The playing of Captain Anhbauzh
and Crowther were features of the
Brown players
BRRSS liliil'RlllS » _
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Former lightweight l‘lliamliiuuI and: Captain
Gives Dentin: liard 7min
‘ In Metropolis
NEW YORK, Nov. 29. ~Leach Cross
,‘wao indirectly moonslblp for, (iii soar were delivered near the and of the ser-
4 8 00319110 forward" passes and from kick forma- '
0‘an column.» amino 3
454mm 3(an enroll;
' Final Scorn to 2V
PHILADELBHIA, Nov 29.~Poiinsyl-
routs added another new to hop long
string of accesses over this Gornell
(00155115555: by Winning ole roan»!
flying day some on Franklin field your
torday any the score of 7 to 3. It had
boon allowing for almost tom hours
bcfore the game and the field who posh
ed from the slush, causing both teams
to inuff or fumble the slipper boll ire-
quently This condition or the field
log. I
Cornell got her two 'polnio (in Carl
Marshall. the linoumnn. was numbing
the final seconds a: one first period
tick oil. It bud been a hunting game
all through and tho boll Vila on Pom»
silvanias 20-yard line 'whethiinds at.-
blocked the kick. Minds and Whyie
run after the bail and the Penn mun
roll on it 0119 yard from his own goal
(me but :Woro 96 could reddvnr him-
‘ fool: he slid in the mud corona rho goal
Rotoroe Lamond (lcclarin‘n a safety
in ‘favor of (.‘ornell.
Pooh's touchdown come one bilge
Wyn Mme dgg the mood period.
Cornell had. illumihln midfield. IS the
result of n. .5111:thb Benwg who had
'gone into the who at right halfback
for Cornell replacing FriuV fumblod'
Mercer of Penn W
it on the rebound. Ho min 65 yards
from Cornell”; goal with a. blur field
and dashing down the field, 5574mm;
Cornelia flestcst men. bu (undo an
easy touchdown.
Because of tho wot field the some
1:4.
outulpointed “Battling" Nelion in (1 tom ‘VTMVM itself into (1 “on" content m
round bout here yesterday
was forcing bile light at the finish
Cross weighed 138 pounds at the ring
R
ride and Nelson was four ounces hen“
ier. Crops started in with left labs to
the face and (rent rights and lofts in
quick auwensiou to the head: The Bob
tier‘ was outclassed but managed to
land hard on the law with right and
loft and bod Cross crouching at the end:
of the initial round:
m
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YESTERDAY'a COLLEGE ('00?- I
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At Fhilodolphln~Penno 7 Cor- |
l unit 2. I
At PIttaburth~PennoI State 37, l
IPittahnth 0.
At Wuhlnnton—Omgetown :4 ,
Vinlnin Polytechnic institutes
At Dunno-willow Dome
l Mumlifle ii.
1. At Colombo-,0 .—-0blo male 20,
54.51.... Anion all.
At Cleveland, Om-O'ue 1V3, lip-V
l nerve 24.
Mountain-mum: 21. U. of
Oiuolpnnti :1 l
1 At Provldnnw-Onriinio ludlnnn
| 82 Brown (1
M Londoner. Po. whohinb 39.
Mouth 3: Nor-bull 0. . ‘
an: Alma-Munich”: on»
loan 19, 73mm: (1.
M. it. mmwfloly Groin 84.84.
3.
69 .
Mulls
Nelson which Butler of Cornell invariably bad 5
took a gret deal of punishment but be 1m We, of Mimic. m‘n with 4th
wind ordinal him “But-157' a kick paucity
gained ground on Psnnnylvania.
Neither tum we able to advance
oonslnlontly by runblnx mom in nev-
ernl inhuman whorl the man carrying
the ball through for a ten yard gain.
But few fiat dunno were (undo by eith-
er tom:
ll ’77“ n bad day for the tor-ram
noon. Both tannin tried it without very
lmuch None” especially the Cornell
4
V‘ mmon'both 5455.;
team. which tool may downomt locum»
meted, (inn-on.
A prominent feature or the sumo
wan tho wood of Cornell’s and in m-‘VV
ting down under kicks. They were I:-
my. on blip (and about to cutdh tho
bull ind Peron nlnodwory litrin ground
through running the ball back (titer
(lupin.
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up to 98mm promlnos that than
would nhow (mod liner work. 40'“
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DAIAV' (5155052554514. 29 ~Willle I
lititchlo of Sun moon bonanza tho.
lightweight. 5mm of 5115 world or
Mating, on Walnut ymy oftpn
Moron Jim Grim awarded him tho
decision in the 55111585711 14011387791?
past had fouled Ritchie twice bellow
Gridln no 812.8180 than docielon. '
The niplon had been Split to tho
Door in bills round. Elwin catching
him with (I. right man (that canto an
unexpectedly as did tho foul blows
,Woig‘aat bottom} about the ringV «but
Vibe Californian apparently lacked the
(power to land: a finishing punch.
The blown that gave mtohio the titlo
sion Both were at close quarters. Web
goat swung his left and 18.8de below
tho belt Grlmn mood Wolnant. Dane,
one the warning Wolgnst nepoutedl one
blow. Gridln then dloqoallfled; 1.th
dhumion had awardpd lBtchie tho
fight ondb he: title v
Both men warp strum at the (and of,
the flftccnth round and each had our»
fared considerable punishment Ritchlo.
presenting a bothered announce Orig
let his eyes was entirely oloood and than
other may no. “to light was in Wol- '
Mn favor (in to the. time he won
an‘oclied down in the sixteenth round.
Rims will Rlii
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LOS ANGELES; Cal , Nov. 29. ~Thn
receipts from the Manual-Rivers light;
[last night, m 819.623.8711“ each
lighter received won out We nubile.
Manager Hurry Oolcmno, in (5911511de
Mondot, ha. united tor a return maton
Feb. 22 in the (Want that Rivera could
not up
new it tmaohnmplon River: on-
11de hip wiillusn‘ans to grant a re-
turn mulch.
(315'
on»
noon at the Bold Gilli. upon-air Menu. I
Elinris Dillon undo to Hold Sco- y
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