Witt-tar. iii—"CA AAAA AAAA AAAA New Yorkers [live Wonderiui Handiiy By. Score at 32 - 1A8 ‘ 00. Second by the The basketball games last turned out. to ‘bo most exciting and well played. The Alphas of New York won a creditable victory over Captain ‘Domey’s Sixth Company team. The points read 32 to 18. rue Norwalk High school players met a fast lot in the Sixth Company second team the school live finally winning. 21 to 10. Al rain and wind storm reduced the attendance somewhat, but those who made the» trip to the Armory saw some excellent playing. The Alphas hove always been in heavy, insoploy- ing team and they presented a busi- ness‘iike appearance last. evening. Loesch, the captain. was at center, _ whom he opposed Cablil in a battle royal. Hurry played uptodute ball and made his renowned opponent show some League playing. The points came slowly for both Norwalk and the Alphas Ant the start. Reich was successful on a long shot from north center and there the ice was broken. Norwolk, on tour has. kcts by Cuhlli, Guurnlsrl and Cos- tello, iinolly totalled 8 pOInts for the Q with Holler,A [mill But the Alphas. Smedick, Reich and, Schroeder alter; outing at the net for eight baskets reached a mark of 16 by the time re~ cuss arrived. ‘ . The visitors were .lputtlng now». some that in general resembled the Clark House style. That it was effec- tive need not be send. In the second half everybody on the visiting quin- tet tattooed his brisket-total, the team aggregating 8 more field goals. Five baskets by the home pinyerslieit the Sixth company fourteen points to the bad when the time came for a final summing up. Haller, of the Alphas was high man in scoring. bogging five field goals. Three nit'e shots by Loesch in the last . hull' enabled him to break even with Cuhill on scoring. Captain Dorncy did his part in bringing the bail to the vicinity of the. net but the visit- . ol's generally covered so tightly that only occasionally would a Norwalk ind be free to take the pass. Costel- lo and Cahiil would generally be the lines to get away at these opportune moments, but their etiorts went for nought when the other-A3 did not. play the bull to them. The eyes of the fans are on Costello. He displayed his goods again last night and they oer- tulnly look like the real stuff. His blocking and knack of tollowing the bull count heavily. Seymour played hard and aunrniori again was u.llvo wire. ‘ dnrios. But trouble all night. Reich is the And who played George Smith ton standout! two nooks ago when .oth fit. Gabriela won at Stamford. saw 1’ Count 1) “mm. dirk also was good nor the Alphas. Tho score and lineups folio , sixth co, . (innrnlorl night forward. homer . Mitt toward. it (‘nilill ‘ (Senior: i”, Seymour A ASAS A AA AAA AAPTS i ,AAAAloAAAAAAAAAAIAAAcAA confront oAnAAAAA With tho exception or the outdoor chnulplonshlps which were held at Newark. N J. in August. the most important event of the“ cycling your will be bold in Madison Square oar. ...... ............... , A , Allis PRAHAAA liliii AA [iii [if liillliiilll According to Figures All... Pub. IAAAA cultures run this country of Charles C leading British mhsmsn, has caused a relvlvoloi rumors od 0. tortncomlng ......... ' A. . ..‘. AIEBIGI’S NIP K, Dec. 3r~The visit to Allom, a. NEW yon KHAAAM- AVERY Lively Fight Expected Tonight iden. New York Frldsy and Saturday Exhibition at Basketball and Win nights». When national lltle holders Atom varoun parts of the world Will ‘ "0 Today at Namnai League challenge for the nmerica‘s Cup. Mr. AlionAlo believed to be canvassing the Headquarters situation in behalf of an English syn- dlcotlb which stands ready to build a ~High Schools lieieat Sixth Score at 21-10 night. ,but the new lad. Frank McMahon, i never laitercd. Hr. had As good share in the victory, too, when the contest 1won over. with citrus field goals and i some splendid playing at the torn aid position. Norwnlk High school found it difi’i cult to work the bull to the baskets for close shots in the disc half, and the same goes for the Armory young- sters. The scoring was light indeed, for one half. The younger McMahon shot two baskets and Aiken one, from scrimmage. Also Captain McMahOn added two baskets from the foul line for the N. H. 5. team and the latter‘sA Apoints stood at eight. For the Sixth Company seconds Mcilhoney made two field goals Kelley one and Esk i- you one, and this equalled the High school score at intermission The second half “as full of the some hard play but the Highs shot six field for 13 more points. A solitary basket by Kelley let the military team out with 2 points. The High school ral lied in the last half and come through strong at the finish, with everybody etting into the game. The contest was certainly a hard one, and in the early singers Captain McMahon and his five had their work cut out for them. Jack Guarnleri and Hines starred for the losers, the for mer covering Captain Jack McMahon closely. The lilghshnlnnced up line and with another month or playing ought to havo’a team equal to any that has gone before it. The boys play together and work the ball to the basket, as a rule and this seems to pay in the long run. Th‘Ae score and lineups follovv: . High SchoOA Sixth Co. 2nd F. McMahon iskian, Hines Right forward. ‘ J. McMahon Mollhoney Left forwnrd. . Storey Kelley Center, O'llarn Guarnicri Right guard. _ Aiken Webb, lskiynm‘ Left guard. Field goals——F McMahon 3; Ham. 3: Aiken, 3A: lsklyam 1; Mali honey, 2; Kelley, 2 Free throws-«J McMahon 3. Referee-Thus. E. Darcey. M compete in the world’s indoor ‘cham- , pionships. The two title events that will be mm are the one mile world's chom- piomshlp for sprinters, and the mo- torkpoced middle-distance champion- ship; A bigger and 'a better entry has been received for the indoor titles. racing in America has there been as many, international champions brought together at one most. The most noteWOrthy of the ow fessiondlo is mm: b Kramer. or Almost Orange, N. J” the world‘s chum on. and twelve times winner 0! the championship of America. The Yankee speed king will compete only in the $1,000 sprint championship. and opposed to him will be Walter ‘,R.,utt the champion of Germany; Andre Pcrchioot the champion of FA-;ancc Alfred Grands. the cham- 'pion of Australia; Jumbo Wells. the. ‘champlon of New Zeolund. and forty ’other flrstcloss professionals. 0mm prominent entries are Jackie Clarke ipaddy O'Sbnivan Hebir Ernie Pro on Aid Gordon Wolker, or Australia; Maurice Brocco. of Italy; Joe Fox- ier, or Brooklyn; Marcel Berthet and Oscar Egg, 0! France. and the Enter brothers or Switzerland. The sprint championship will be run in boats. with semifinals, and a grund dual that will bring three riders together in“ the final clash tor the champion- ghip and the $1,000 worse. The rid. are most fsvorod tor the final are lKramo'r, Butt, PerchlcOA and Brenda. The paced championship has been limited to tour riders. and they are the best in their class in America at the timeout time Friday night El- mer Collins, erchampion of Amer lca will meet Jimmy MM“311,0A Boo iron, and Clarence Carmen, oi New York. and on Saturday night the win nor of this race will meet Bobby Wal- ithour, of Atlanta, the ex- champion of the world. . Over one hundred'amoreurs have 'pntersd the tour amateur races that will be run at the twu championship meets, and included in the entry list in Donald McDonnell, of Newark, the vior'id 3 Amateur champion rm Alli liliiii’a‘i AAAA All All Will iiili Never in the history of cycle ' NEW YORK, Dec. ‘3.—-Among Na- tionul langue teams Chicago profited most '..Ay lock or control or opposing pitch.” during the 1912 season, so cordl ._ to the oiiiciol records, on has. Q5 on bulls and strikeouts issued today at National Leagueiieudquartm. The Chicago team received 560 bases on balls, on average 0! 3.68 per game. Cin- cinnpti had the least number of strike- outs, 492, an average of 3.17 per game. New York finished second in both items. receiving 514 passes and having 497 strikeouts. Shockard tops the list in receiving vislks outguessing the pitcher 122 tiAn es in lib games. Huggins, with 87 passes in 1:20 games also stands prom- ’ nent. Other good waiters Aware Pas- kers, Meschcr, Titus, Evers. Corey, and bench. Pitcher Benton did not receive a pass in the Somme he played. Eve-rs is the lender in the least numA Aber ot‘ strikeouts, with 18 in 143 guides, on average of one in eight gsmes. Doyle of New York is a close second. with 20 in 14:} games. E. McDonald of Boaton had. the greatest number-91 in 121 games. Marsaus, Tinker. Knobs. Meyers, ClAtslAaw, McLean. Gibson and Millii’er have low figures. Zimmerman who led the League in butting. struck cut 60 times and received 33 buses on bails. ‘ KIIIIIMOKEII UNITED ' ’" T0 “ASTHMA .\.A:Av roux" Dec 3~Duke Kanau; amoku who curried oil the honors in noquatics at the Olympic games, will probably visit Australia next year and swim in the lending championship e- vents there. 'A. formal invitation from the Amateur Swimming Union of Ans. trolls is now before the governing box} of the Amateur Athletic Union and per. mission for the trip will be granted, it is expected, at the next meeting. A A, 003'er QUARREL. “A understand that your wife and AMrs. like are not on speaking terms." “it’s so, contound it. And it is $0- lnsl to cost me money." ' “indeed." in what way?" “Oh, myrtwiie now proposes to give a big. dinner party so that she can. snub Mrs. size by not inviting barf» Boston Transcript. yacht of the 23 meter class with which to challenge tor The ‘cup. Like Sir Thames Ilipton, however, he does not tavor the old rules governing the Arc- . John Tillman of Bridgeport, pitcher. for next nelson. Tillman pitched for A phy‘ and «would mantathe New,York Yacht Club to agree to race under its present rules of measurement. AAAAA AAAA iiiiii AAA AAAAAAAAA AAAA East Side Dentist Never Tries to Hurt Yonkers Lad in Tsnground Bout [leach Cross let Shomus O‘Brien. 3 i’onkcrs’ lightweight stay the limit of ten rounds in their light at the Yonk- ers A. 0.. last night. «Shamus never met 9. man of Cross’s class before and was a my in the Deutiot‘s hands When the east elder was really in earnest. But most of the time Cross satisfied himself with the use of one hand, one for all the mood it did him. might just as well have had it tied around his back. 'He gave as a. line piece or acting, in the second round as was ever seen on the stage. Suddenly his arms fell to his side. His eyes took one lack, luster look and he staggered across the ring. it had-'thodeolred clinch. - O'- Brien fluohcd with the prospective vio- tory. became wild, and it Cross has so desired he could easily have finished his man right than and there. But» he did not. The light dragged along hall drenri‘ . through the remaining eight rounds. O'Brien never had a. ghost 01; a snow and not even his most ardent rollowers thought he had a chance. STRIKEOUT PATGHEAR is SIGNED BY CAMERON. , On the rocommenduion'ol Hi build, the veteran baseball player and tar- mer Bridgeport star. President Comer on or the Alocol boll club. has signed the South lNo lit teem, last season and hallo record or Itrikiur out ten to fifteen men in every some he pitch- ed. son will be determined tonight when Went) -t'hreo members of the squad w.l!l COBB l8 AKINGPIN HITTER OF ALL1 7 Frank was a, hard loser and he took scarcely R breathing space in his endeavors to turn tho tide in one sec“ and but He was like liahtning in dodging and racing down the boun‘ his opwnoutg-RsIohw was not out there l'or on ornament and the latter gave Gunmisri some Mich “m" Notional. . Menu Holler‘ d Michigaliflmlw Lining amodiok murder Korndn’quindl“ LEAGUES. American, Cobb. Detroit 410 National, Zimmerman A 372. i" ”at. for A" Future American A., Butler, ABA. Paul, 835 ' Bonus“ Border. Poitier. Mt. Clemens , 400, Caroline A., Stuart, Greensboro 326 ‘ ‘ ANNA“? ”9A 0 W Central A., Muuuoch, ornlmwu 375 O ' ”I Who am" C. Kim, Munroe, Mineaoolls Control. 1.9 Jenna. G. Rupldo Connecticut. High, Hartford ."llllnolsbio wolto. ianoln Kitty. nohannon. Macon Mink, ADrumm. Nob City State. Plotte,0udllinc Zimmerman. Chicago Ncbmml Idiots, York. Northwestern. Mosh Victoria AIS/on Tron. s Atioollc‘, Mossy. Maroon 9 Atlantic, Norwich Albany ,apuihoro Wolchoncjo, Nodhvillo Tom. Moll. aim Antonio“. 9.33 361, 327 7A4 323 341 not Milli 881i. . Sill “all West Point May insist on a... day a some batman the teams or the Naval and Military Academies the nsroemont for the playing 0! the Ann nual contests made two room no come to an and. and o. renewal of the oérlous hindrances oi opinion on to the date of the some is W to inc tutors seriously with we further on ransoment. Intern: or yearn. Tool-oi Billil Mill HARNESS Milli m A fomball team used to periorminlt notes come out tor the team every, the unusual ‘on‘the gridiron recently you tint it is possible to have three made what was a new record oven or tour oleveh’o, working at one time. for it. ' A large masculine success of The Culloie rIndian tedm was the the lndlIns isundloubtodly duoto the principal in the Alumni exploit when coaching skill of Glen Warner. it played two football games 'withln , The forum star 09mg“ plum to a dam em. ’ natural mm and worth tooticion. The out or the contests took place" no be his so well into tho Inbound oi in wishincton Inlnst the doom toothed at addicts tW it is hm! to iii Ailllilt iiAiiiiS' SAAAASS' However. the representatives or the two amide. will meet in n conclude my spirit and every wort will he Anode to Audits an ornament 00109111180 torn unlvnriltti’I team, and u soon so the game was over the rodnkihn took it not min tdr Toronto. (ions. whore titty matron A the, Unive to of Alloying tn. games he rulois on. days lotto they encountered on Childish udop'tioli , of Ainslie“ . ; Claret for Bill: a sullen. ,A A 1’ so italiroui Ave. iii iiii AAAAAA ’ when FAAoilAali Players Elect Yale's rootbnll captain for next sea» convene at the trophy room at the Yale gymnasium and cast their votes. Kct~ chum and Avery, center and left end respectilely, are mentioned for the co '—4 oted honor. It the best. player or the your is elected, Ketcham will be the man. He was placed on meet every All American team this year as well as last and was considered one or the host has played a. good game at end this year but was not among the top-notch era in Ania «position. Tonight’s election, points to a lively light ‘because both Ketchsm and Avery are members of rival societies. Keo chum is o Psi Upsilon men while Av- ery belongs to the Delta Kappa Epsi- lon. The acciety of which Avery is a member claims seven football men while Psi Upsilon boasts oi but four men. llipon the. votes of the Sheff. men, .Ketcham is expected to be elect- o'.clock and the following will voté: Captain Spaldiug. Avery, Talbot Coon. neli, Read, Arnold, Sheldon, Loftus. or W. Howe, Carter. Antonin" . ' mun IliiliilEE. CLEVAALAND, 0.. Dec. 3.-Tom Mc- Carey, the «bus Angelea light promoter, yesterday wired Johnny Kilbane, the featherweight champion, an offer for a tight with Johnny Dundee, of New York at. Vernon. 0:11,. on Washington's Birth. day. Jimmy Dunn, Kllbune's mana- ger, said that as Kilbune will be able to leave Cleveland by that date, he will last Feb. 22. fl :HooAAAvvo PLAY TORONTO. GENEVA. N. r, Dec. 3.41.9 foot- oFA-‘ACAAL SAYS ANE'w YoivK cw N. AHeIlnApstcad. condo-low ol.‘ no ,John '1‘ Brush, and slated to the Brush heirs will sell the club 'two prominent horsemen, as w AMr. 'Brllsh’e affairs there. centers ever turned out at Yale. Avery . ed. The meeting will be held at 6: 45 I ey, Ketchsm, Pendieton. W. W"rpan, II Bomeisior. Wheeler, Philbin. Flynn Cor- " MarkkewPumpelly, Baker, Dyer, Gallau- " accept Kilbone won the championship l A As nor TO Broom AANAroms no. Dec him as president or the New Y? tionol untrue club, declared tho, absolutely no truth in one Are ‘ said that he had not heard oi! gctlations tor the sole or tile-ch: ported last night. MA. A’Hempstend will go to on". within a. few days to take chor Electrical Co. The Only Fully Equippod, ELECTRICAL SHOP ,. in the Town _. aura, punching. , , Exclusive distributor of the moon's Eastern pores-yo n. A m; Delivery. Telephone. " bail schedule“ of Hobart College for next year will include a. game at Tor- onto similar to that pinyod there a low so or American college football and the other hair according to the rules or the Canadian game. The contest will probably takeplnco ,onA‘AOct. 23. a M What’s Thanksgiving ' DINNER? ‘ without AA bottle a: wine at your table. I. gloss of wins given you the hoist comfort ind costs you less than any- Port, Sherry null Muocotel for one dol in- a gallon. Youve Aliwoys been pay- ing for the nine article a dollar and at half (31.50) AA gallon. and due Whis- kyo. 90 Moot, our own Ipeclo‘l brand. “The Norwolk Special, " for 90¢: a bot- tic, Tim is a good article to keep in your house for medical m We have all other b undo IA. cut prices (mm to nor can We ore whoioulers. om me A trial IN! I will satisfy you. Find Table mourn Ans. " south Nov-walk 1'“. Gun. 1004. ' A weeks ago by the Carllsle lndions. Hail, the some is to he played under the nu.“ Will you hove 0!! the (£5129 Fine ‘ to to per cont. lowlani When taikiuz About All. «Auditor agrees that We. ‘ ‘ the best ‘ Boner Ludlow Twin cry _ ‘ lingual or , Little Gem A. A. liEtiiilLliS,
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