L ' the important departments to hold the
L ‘ thatmeant four points for the visitors.
“Hera:-
- lue hundred people imdLrplle CLLRE‘SCENTS
itch who clearly demonstrst‘ have
ed, that. he was supreme and a mi ‘
tohe‘ in any company; the Mix-lb Hill
Gompany quintet plated splendid Libaa-
etball at the Armory last evening bu:
ere eventually domed to submit to . . . V Center ..
the snperb team work of that great Bimbo V
V MW 1 aggregation, the Crescents ' i L , {tight Guard
0: Patio son, N J The score—water Wallum '
orwalkL Ill. The Peoples Pal- Lefthuard.
L _iFle_e of Jersey City at 7 o'clock .“Goala from field—Iota, 3; Might-.5;
night telephbued that they coulchiggane; 3; rWallum, 2 ; Reich, 4;
L collie up to play the High school bolGuarnleri, 1; 0311111. 2. L
, so of a player's illness. A team From halo—Cabin 1.
known as the All‘Norwallts filled the . Referee-William Roach.
L Vdatewvlth the High school and the lat- Tlmekeoper-William Cavanagh.
or only Iwon after an extra period-a EAST—Mailer; 2:
to 32. The big game was all that The High School team engaged in a
could be desired in the way at basket: with the All-Norwalks that will be talk.
hall-‘flll except that the team from cd of for sameweeksto come. With a
Silktown was suil‘lciently superior in tormefi'il-iligh‘iSchool player Ferris at
center, Hines, Valintlne, Ffurgumn and
Whitney made up a five that curled
the School team at a breakneck pace.
The students had little trouble in bold.
lag the load during the first half but
the second was full of excitement. The
score was tied and. then the All-Non
walks went to the fore. Scoring be-
came a rarity for many minutes but
late in the hall the High School boys
got busy apain. Four field goals in or-
der gave the students the lead apa‘ln.
Just prior to the end of the hall, a m
but by Whitney, tied the scam at 30130
where it stood when time expired. Nor-
waik High scored lidat in the overtime
period. that was opened. Again the All- ,
.Norwalka produced the tlelng scorei
and with the standing- 32 all,tho deride
ing basket came by way or Jack Mc-
Mahon and the extra period was scans
It was a game that was exceptionally i
«welbpiayed [or a preliminary contest
There was a mixup towards the tan-ti.
of tho game. when Ferris andO'Hara
,huinped together while trading at a
fast gait O’Hara received a cut on thci
Won
Left Forward
' . ' aeich
Left Forward ‘
Wright Guamlerl
:Iboach.
r ‘Lcahui
locals. safe, once the Crescents took.
the My .
ThovPateraon team has acquired a
couple of new men since they were in
Norwalk last time. God yet these play
on; Wright and Blggane have been
=5» “Imown here as capable men, for they
formerly played with Kingston in the
viindson River league. Last night the
~“8ixih‘company had Roach playing, as
advertised, and in addition 'Relch of
New York. city tilled the placewot Cap-
tainLDorney who has been having a
turn on the hoapit‘al squad. Guarnicri
was in the same again.
Reich broke war for a field goal
soon after play begun and it was not
long before Cahill shot one on a free
throw. But, warming up to their work
the Crescente delivered the sphere to
Blanche tor two successful attempts
' Lerght slipped under the screen,
where bellrrived about the same time
as the ball; result-~nuother basket for
Paterson. Ed =Fioac-h began to steady
" New Haven Y. M CV
Condor: won the ten milLe handicap Lanky Missourian EELS"! Defeats
westvllle yesterday in the remarkable
._; C. A. finiahedsecond .l J Morgans
‘ of the New Haven Y. M. (1A.. third.
the local players amt took a big part
in‘showiug up the Paterson hunch
Than Reich came to the front. with a
, score, and the same man repeated for
florwalk after Biaguno found the way
older for his third goal At tutorials
Love and Wallum shot baskets the
one made by the former player being a
beautiful shot. The players next to
score were Reich‘ and (lunruierl nild'
hon Wright placed the bail in the not
"onto thorn. With the Crescenls on the
not end of a it to 11 total and hail
ends-Ii.
At‘iiho oponluk or the second period.
the pane ‘Wim again not by Paterson
players. Love scoring iirnt Harry (in-
hill made the moat or his chance on
tho next conning and two points were
_ marked up for thin zenith. Then the
game settled down into a hard virus
til) “attired by tlfil line playing or
”NH itht for Paterson and Roach for
Walk. The moments mule good
in clout ohotl. at the screen and at on
tonal ammonia, succeeded in gai-
ling throunii four more goals mm by
eventually Wright and one tram
Minoan. and locals after mining
Invent times. again scored through
and medium of Cahili for the lame:
. halt: basket The playing was {all or
lingo piavI. Paterson VIII the
‘ In“ the am at
side or the hand. He was able to may
in a contest notable for its clean play.
to come up last night occasioned some
disappointment but it was forgotten in
the subsequent exciting moments.
The Hllelhptm
*NOliWAbK lilt‘lH
P. McMahon
Right Forward
ll. McMahon
Loft Forward
i
l
i
inwrunoo
am. .voawauc
Valentino
Ferguson
Fill‘t‘lb
Cantor
L‘iJ' Hard ~ W‘hltuoyl
Right Gogol ‘ ‘
Storey inner
Lott Guard
(tools from holdwl". McMahon I .l.
«McMahon ‘l, laments 1. Storey 2 0’
mar: 5 Valentine 3, town I. Ferris
ll Whitaoy is. Mine» I. .V
From Miswwhatilia 'I. .
Mum-«William M.
ritual-um: mt
ll 1°.ii'iilfiilitmli ?
after having his head bandaged and the'Th" crowd lmpol‘tuntZ-Zi Referee Grit
wound avna :propcrlv attended to after:
the name. it won purely an accident In
The failuro oi the Jersey City team
guionped to save the local boy tram lie-
Lahoppln; tour she paid a visit to a
his mph "The wagon cum win in“
humans under-L the colors of the
Edmundll
race over the harem hoarse in
Bigger Boxer-i—Baut simpler
L la Eighteenth .
time of [58 minutes, to 2-3 bromide
and incidentally marked up a new state
record for” the distilled”. The provi Loos;
record ior ten miles for 69 minutes
and 47 seconds held by Carter Collins.
MichaelCaruso of the Mei-idea Y. ll.
LBS .mlGElJFIb Jan. Iwiiuther Mc-
Carly ofxspl'ingflold, Mo‘., shattered
the heavyweight champions-lilo, ambi-
the Vernon arena yesterday ‘ For near-
ly ‘18 rounds he used the huge frame
of the Iowan as a punching bag
Albert Mamiillrs or Harndon fourth,
W.- D. Miller oi Waterbury fifth
Caution was trained to the lhlnuio
Pulsar staggering blindly about under
and ran a pretty race despite the fact
that the roads were” not on the best
of condition. Conduit was given a han- and when Referee Charles Em,“ walk
dicap 0' °“° minute and w“ “0" long ed between tbs linen 32nd? hoisted the"
in overtaking the fleet of runners on. right hand of the smiling cowboy pus-
deraimr handicap “9 ramped llist the decision was feceht‘v with
home a winner i’ully two minutes be- “ML,”
fore Caruso. who finished scoow. Er? \ir- Cartv‘a Yiia'i’ai‘i'. following his de-
dle O'Brien, 0‘ whom 3° mm“ ““3 ex' clsive defeat thi‘oe weeks ago or Jim
peoted did “0‘ 5‘3""- . Flynn. places him at the top 0: ‘hr
list of white heavyweight.
. i McCarty has announced and reit-
“1M”! ”HRH" , _ emted the statement today that bet
would never fight a negro. .
W“ PS Buafls Potter, in spite of his aupcrlorL
' height weight and reach. was
match for the cool headed agile
youngster. He literally stumbled. all
Hariamlta "“83 a Chopping through the tight. aaslmlltalng awful
. punishment. and his rushes Were whol.
8”“ L“ L Fumbflwn.” l,v ineffective.” L He scarcely landed a
clean blow throhghout the tight.
SGWMIHINW UP 390090 1 Falter befii} the fight with an ax-
. greaslvenesa (it: indicated adeaire to
SAN FRANCISCO» Jim- 3.4"““0 finish his man in short order but In:
Hume seconds We“ a “mi ““0 ‘1‘“ Carly had liiLlo difficulty in eluding
ring in the 17th round othia tight with him. Once pane, appeared to have
Harlem Tommy Murphy yesterday. an advantage. in one of the early
Burns had: been beaten almost lnsensi- rounds ElicCartv-nlippt-Ld to the mat
his and his fact had lost its contour. Palaver rushed in. launching a right u. ,,
Murphy barring "‘9 second round pcrcut to catch the rising man. but
when he ran afoul of a right cross that .‘ilcCari duchoLil out or danger .
sent him ‘0 ”‘9 mat “’1‘ a couple of McCarty knight cleverly throughout
seconds was at a“ ”m” Bums m“- taking his time and‘beating down his
“”- mnn systematically. Ho seldom wast-
Murnhi' went after ed a blow and hit with .eadl) prettier
'hlm, landing
right and tell. on the undermined taco ion mm, had practically no defense
ngnlnat the Mlssourlnn's whip-like left.
delivered straight from the shoulder.
and acidorn was he able to block the
right wing or ultnercut whioh invan
lably followed a series 0! straight
leita.
McCarty landed at Will and with an
accuracy that became monotonous.
Palmer‘s eyes were kept almout contin-
nails: on his minus". the veteran. Ton:
O'Rourke. who shouted instructions lo
him through a megaphone. lie appear-
ed to have no initiative whatever. O'-
Rourke ll instructions were an audible
to McCarty as to Palmer and every
move of the touch was anticipated by
hit too. .
miner’s lace was badly disfigured
and lie about the elects of his boat."-
lmr even more than did Moon. .,
victim. the trim» mil-nu. '
la the “ill round Pulsar walked or
steadily iii the center at the tins and
theme fol
= all him. its long to Wuty‘a at:
“ on and when they separated Mag;
1 . .
iiih to stop the light and a towel was
thiovin from Burns corner as a token
of defeat. Murphy got the decision.
Knocuob'r Pasvsiv'rso
ST LOUIS Jan 2.«~A abbeduled 8
round bout between Johnny Kilbane
of Cleveland. featherweight champion.
and Ollie Kirlt. a local‘ lighter, wall
ins knocked out.
W
A lady living in barometer recently
left her new iriah maid in charlie oi
the house while Ibo went shopping.
Among her purchases was an umbvei
in stand for tho vestibule Alter her
irlond and dill not iii-rive home until
into "Well Marika» laid, "did an)“
packaged some?" "You. loam.“ war
chenille" for th' umbroiiiaa" ,4
L "fl. LIVER TNUI.
Though when i packed my, trunk thorn
Wall not a thin: anal», ’
LLfiL Charming Mica Who tints Glass ‘
L kindness of cum Mathewson.
tlons of Al'Paldsr, .tller‘Iowa-giant. at
i
a volley of lotto to his battered face. i
i .
i
to a loft hook that 6m , L
charitable standards.
that may be involved;
' to having his aotvid'u mo pvt.- than
" all lllliiil
as to" swam Pitch aa- .- i
calves Reward
m
William. 001., Jail. 2§-Truough the
the
{anions pitcher on the New York Ga
ants a Pueblo sobriety girl was caved
from the wrath of a college princlpu
' for having deserted her classes to see‘
6
him pitch.
The girl in the case is Edwina Va
ties. daughter of Harry R. Varies, a
law yer here. She is a. studentln Ben»
is Hall academy in Boston, and. during!
the world's series last fall received La
telegram from her lather. who is an ar—
dent tan. telling her to attend one or
the games. when Mathewson was plat-
The middle or the 13th mm found ed ‘0 WC“ 3118 “cm” WEN “um
and (allowed her batherls advice.
When it became known that she hm
gone to the game instead of attending'
school, she was due tor expulsion. Ma-
theu‘son’s attention was called to the]
incident amine whole atelier to the
haadaof the explaining the matter.
:Miss Varies is home from college for
the , holidays and yesterday a brie-t
note, a‘rrived from the great pitcher.
telling how he had explained the incl-I
dent for her and incloslng an autoL
graph card.
can liiiillill
LLLLLLLL llii hills
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CINCINNATI, Jan; 2.—-LJoe Tinker
yesterday received his first setback as
xnacager or the Cincinnati Reds Arni-
ando Mal-sans, the fleet Cuban outfield-
er. upon whom the former star short-
stop of the Cub Invinciblea la depend
ing upon for a pennant scrap in 1918
returned to August Hermann
an unlined contract. Enclosed was a
letter stating in uncertain but none thr-
lean plain English thaLihe balsa-den did i
not rate his professional ability along
in short. Senor Martians was some
what peeved at the terms of his con-
tract. He threatens to remain ,,ln Clo
bl it Angus Keri-mum does not exper-
ience an enlargement o: the “bills pay
able" orifice. The contract iorwhrdod
to Mamas embraced a slight raise
over the salary drawn down by the
Cuban in 1m. but not enough to luau.
iv rheLpride or this athlete, who on-
loved a very favorable season.
Tinker may have his troubles in
smoothlnx out Moran's objections.
The mm. like may at the beat Co
baa ball harm is in a very food no-
zltion to itaad by his guns. He clinic:
or a wealthy fatally and plays baihball
purely for the love of the short. Mao .,
an; wouldiahbt quit the loam latent
to: whatever hula 411013110913: money
all» he aunts tbolr true who. _,
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