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VVBeinre a Record Breaking Crowd, Local MVlllllanen win Game
VBVy Shore of iii to "all. it. 8 toilet in Stamford
High by Score Vol 19 Vic V18
Before a crowd or 1. 500 loyal fans
the sixth Companyv Basketball team
defeated the Seventh “Company, at
Stamford, last evening, to the time of
26-11.
in the first game 01' the exerting the
local students lost the second game
topthe Stamford High school. .Nor—
'walk'slmply toyed with Stamford all
during the game, mailing goals .when
they felt inclined.
Blggaré. 'Wright. Swanson of Peta
creon, and “Jo-he" Fuller of ‘Newhnrg,
appeared in Norwalk' uniforms. and
they all played a star game. At 9:16
Capt. Wright. of .Norwalk, and Smith,
of Stamford, wore called to the Judge's
stand for instructions.
"The game started with a lush, Hol-
pin who called for holding and Norv
walk scored a point on n tree throw
Morrison scored from the field. Anoth-
er tree throw for Nora-elk evened up
the more. “Sheets" Wright came
thrdugh with'a field goal. Fuller also
scored from the fleld,’ .Norwalk score
edla point one free throw. (Morrison
scored, Cahlii also scored for his' side.
Stamford scored anoint on a ‘tree
throw. Morrison scored from the field.
comm alaoficored. Fuller cleared a
point on nine throw. (‘ahill came
. through {width another mini and the hull
ended—Nyrwnlk. 16: Stamford, 6.
Cnhlll opened the aecond season
with it pretty field goal. which he du-
plicated a minute inter. lStnml'ord
scored on n free throw. ‘ .Hogan. who
succeeded Hay in the second‘ half,
ecored from the hold. Noi’I‘valk minced
on’n free throw. Cnhlll again come
through with a goal. Giggnne scored
from the hold. Morrison scored. Ewen-
aon came through with a goal. Nop-
wnlit stopped trying to make caskets
and wool? Wired with their opponents.
Stamford was outplayed, outclassed at
all ietagee ol‘ the game. Not once dur
ing the whole some did Stamford take
the land.
Blgfiono played Gmllh to correction,
and haul the Stamford boy inking choir
drom allover the floor, in a vain ate
8mm certainly met
his Waterloo last night.
”Bkeoifi" Wright (the old Mandi???
«wininly played n grout game. He
pinion hie nailal name untitled hill on
ponont meaning all the lime. aware
you played a drool game. at did “ lukc“
holler.
. The neriee stand» two for Stomiord
and one for Norwnlh The next game
will he played Friday night, in Stem
lord.
Nermik. .. comma.
mantle Morrison
, Right lorwnrd. V
szcnoon iridium“
Lott iorwml
‘tgright . Hey-lion“.
‘ (denier
‘tinhili ........ Taylor
Right mind.
Fuller ........................ fimitfi
; , tuft chord.
floalswhlmoo, l; Walloon.
23'
, wow 2; (lahili, 5i norm.
regular team sent in. Stores, who
was confined to the house 0391‘ Satur-
day and Sunday, managed to get into
uniform, but during the game it We:
plain to he each that Storey 7'85 a sick
man and not playing his usual seine.
Time after time he was compelled to
leave the door.
The game started oil with a rush.
Mulligan got away from mercy, and
scored. F. McMahon scored from the
field. He duplicated this feat omin-
ute lat-er. Dolan mntlaged to case the
sphere. Kelly also scored lor his side.
F. McMahon came through with anoth-
er field goal. Cook adored a pretty
field goal. Capt. Jack McMahon came
up the score. The first half endoth—
through‘ with a field goal that evened
Norwalk, 8; Stamford, 8.
F. McMahon opened the secondsee
sion with a pretty field goal. Madison
scored from the field. J. McMahon
scored from the field. Kelly» scored
from the field. 'Storey came through
with a goal. O‘Hara also scored. A
doul on Norwalk gave Stamford a point.
Cant. Jack again scored for his side,
and gave them a good lead. Madison
broke awdy and scored. Cook came
through with two field goals and won
the girdle. The hell was pulled attire
«and. by a Stamlord omen], hetero the
time was up. Cant. sack McMahon
rather than have an argument. let
them have their say
Nor-walk M. 8. Stamford H. S
F‘ McMahon ............ Kelly
Right torn ard.
J. "McMahon ....... Cook
Len forward.
Storey 3’ ......... Madison
Center.
O'Hara . Dolan
Right BunrdV.‘ .
Aiken ...... . ...... . . . .Mcl'lurty
Left guard
Field Goalie-F. McMahon i: J. Mc-
Mahon, 3; Stereo,“ O':Hora.l Kelly,
2; (look,3; Mndiignn a; Dolon,l. g
Fouls—«Dollie 1.
tRefchdhill.
illlllsmi no” 7 i
~ , illllilil horn
latch VEvanliNliinu ileid in an:
in» head Saturday Night
BOSTON. Foil. il.—-Lawoon Robert-
eon, trainer or tn. It‘l'h-Almi'lonn
cl. 0., olhiew York. on meet dim
'lihorvo. the world’s. c melon ath-
lete, in on “Mound athletic compo-
tltion at Mechanical hulldint next
liloturdoy evening. ,
“0i courts." «to Mitten. "i do
not expect to out the (incline have.
irritant, there in not o min living
Fwilo hot a chance unmet him. Still,
it my We will to newer.
io'
'* 7 fRiRlER WIRE Y
. whimper.
i iiililtii illili
Pltililli SURPRISE
game without a kick. = v
sqnark or protest " says Umplra'fiiw ‘
her, "is something that every nmplre‘
hopes to handle some tithe, someplace-
“A ball
«that it seems it is a thing ’llhart shall
‘never be. Human nature ‘uttlerly pro
alludes a game without at least a trace
Oi trouble. Even the cultured col‘
legions when doing his very neat to
refrain from making any demonstra-
i
ticne, cannot help a shortsputter now .
and than over is called strike or a close
decielon on the bases. and the farthest
I ever went without a yelp of ‘Oh. any.
Mr; Umpire; was five innings once
lbetween two of the his universitlce.
"Once upon a. time, though, l mu
hired a kiokieee'hall game. Not a
Not a hollow. Impossible
as it may seem. it actually happened,
and i shall always treasure the won-
derful occurrence in my memory. lit
we a tow days after the regular sea
son had closed. and l was spending a
little leieure in Virginia, when some
dignified echoiariy gentlemen called
at my hotel one night, stating that
they had a favor to ask of me. Thei‘
told me that two local schools were to
ploy o. special game on the following
alternaon-a Saturday—and said the;
would consider it [mt honor ii i
would come out and arbitrate the
struggle. or course. i volunteered with:
pleasure, and the dignified gentlemen.‘
doubtless members or the faculties of
the warring echools. went away well
enriched . ., .
"I easily found the hall held on the
next. afternoon, and chatted'wlth acme
old friends till, time for the battle.
' Then, stepping into position, i loaned
Va hall to the pitcher, and the same
was on. it was a good some. too. full
or excitement and gorgeous catches,
”and no luck would have it quite a lot
of (lose decisions come my way. both
on the pitching and the bones;
“l was working just an carefully at
it it were a big league game. but-tho
best 01' us slip new and then, and two
or three times i Would have sworn
that i had mislead a strike on the
Vyonnu pitchers. Each time d expected
to hear a equawk and at least a cry
or Why. Mr. Umpire. that one we
right in the grove!” But the twlriers
never said a ward Not a kick Not a
boat or any description. And the hot-
here wore Just an aentlerndnly. Even
when i called one [allow out on a hall
that 1 four was low he never honored.
loot looked mood new the swing or
my will arm. “430”” I strike, and he linooined out in two rounds. Subse-
walked mooklir to the bench again.
"i had several clue once on the hour
gen and oven at the plain. daemons
that might alumni: have been relational!
either my, and slot. not an yell troll:
Vanyhody. The crowd in the trend
stood whooood we decided now and
then. but the Mums were the most
machinery, numbered their die- on city in Winner ‘o ten: hunt. and
cipllnoti you»; maul over new. ”rho
ninth inning ended: it no oil ”or; r “
and nobody on calling on u mhhor. '
One or the dicltlod old "woodwind
no to me.
" 'A. one some. lllr. timer.
lion Would thank you it this: Mid ,
"it! they could?“
RiRilRR MR :RiRlRlRi
m'.
union in lllllllill nnnl
Unanimous opinion lilatVAilondnn “‘9‘ W W «in... Dartmouth Boner Ludlow
moot oi Boothe" Relation;
Was inclined-
'6 W
Both the florvard Alumni Bulletin
and the Dartmouth, which is the nu-
den-graduate Win at Hanover. oom-
xnented at length yesterday on the
eeleronco or football relations he-
tween the Grimmn and Green. .
“The Alumni Bulletin roller-awoke
statement that‘illamrd'a not. Object
inV dispensing with the Dutmouth
game was tint oi lessening the cover
mouth on dropped rather than
Princeton, is that the Dartmouth
same was the last on the Green's
schedule, attended, therefore, “with VI
public interest and excitement which
have reacted on the dim plcmno
quite as :9th u the phnichl exer-
tion.” ‘ '-
The Bulletin also choice that “tor
many years" IRWIN lootboll lien
hare battered that the Dartmouth
game has. ' on the whole. Melted
lien and a chance; ol detecting Yale a
MIPEITIEB Ill!
A 9000 HiTllllE 3
Up to the end at 1910 Cooperation-s
career woe nothing remarkahle. con-
sulting oi a, number of victories ever
local nerd mid a few heating: iron:
fairly 13063 English hum like Snow-
hall Brood. Buck Shine and oimil‘ar
ones. ‘At that time he was a leather.
weight. in 1911 his record improved”
his best wort: being against ‘ Sid:
Burns. Young Joseph and Harry Lewis,
but even these wine were not would
cred conclusive a: to his. standing at
n world heater. Borne gave him I
terrific bottle tor amen rounds and
was only beaten by points. Harry was
badly treated in lowing the declnion
siren" again“ him after twenty rooming
of hard lighting. and Young Joseph' 5
record does not help to out (lavender
on the pinnacle oi fame.
. it moot not be forgotten that he wae'
beaten last season by Henri Plat.
Mustache and Oixlo Kid. and that be
refined a second encounter. Indrcon
in. would; drové powentlor into the-
middleweight cloud last cannon, and
he ma promptly thatched With 'Jim
autumn. the initial: chomlon. Whom!
quench he detected doom Gunther
on Willie Lewis on {below Victorian
that were thought by tho hmhmoo
qalto good onouih to wamnt much
in; him with Klone and Pinko. in o‘aclr
oi' the letter bout; he VIM dogma!
elf it Will a min; mad
mint it new that hereunder tie a lit»
it would not he a hill! like it new,» to
an or tyre before strolling
elem have been well coached and
. have Mediums hot-deem. ’
{rho Dartmouthlc explication of em
- .Viflflfil Opinion it oxoocdlnzlr courtroom
‘ in loco and whotihoo The Alumni
Bulletln'o editorial in as toilette:
”An anions-hing mint or com
ment has been printed in Booted
newspapers on the announcement that
the Hamid football authentic}; have
decided not to play a mine with Dori»
month next fall Moat of this cow
moot seems to helboce‘d on a. mlscon .‘VI
caption at the situation.
“more are no new rights to a
diode on the liar-ward doothdll sched-
vested right to a place on the coiled
tile or any other college it has new .1
w
nowfinunoo on either side Tm
year the Amherst eleven hall
authorities hue decided not to play
Howard om tell, And therefore Am-
heat will not concur on the Harvard
cchcdola out though the You at this
some cancel regret in Cambridge, it
has 31th no chance. "
Cigars
Twin VOiiy
lingual or
tune can. -.
Are the REST
n. ’, narrows m
n.—
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. one reason why, in this am, Dart»
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