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line at the Best Games of the
“Champions otthe Worln’ '
Team
patient?
nun int n n 10
Preliminary Was Fast anti Furi-
ous Contest
’ Before a crowd of 700 fans the Sixth
Company Basketball team lost a. heart-
tiu‘ettiritig‘conteet to Troy (champions
of the world) thy the scoredvll to it.
in the preliminary game the ‘Mon-
tanks won from the South Ends. by the
score of 18 to 10.
'l‘he big game was fast and fur.lons
Not. once during the whole game did
either team have a chance to (to any
resting. ’
Shortly after 9 o'clock the game
started and both teams were off with
a rush. Troy recovered the hall and
started dribbling down the floor.
“Sheets" Wright broke up the play
and, after a minute‘s hard scrimmage,
he toenail the hallto 'Blggauc. "woo
caged the sphere. , ”I I I
Chief Muller caged the hell for Troy
on. it. pretty page from Engile. A thin-
ute later he threw a beautiful goal
from the centre of the floor. He rc-
calred loud applause from the crowd
for thin shot. The hall was passed
hack and forth among the Norwaik
players beneath the Troy goal. ‘F‘lnnin
it ".iuke" Fuller broke away and start-
ml up the floor. ‘l-ie received a pretty
litth’fl from Wright and caged the
hillit‘i‘a. Jimmy Giinton (a onetime
Norwaih player) broke away from
Swanson and caged two successive
goals. A minute later the hell houndv
ed for the clone or the first period.
with Troy. iii; Norwelk, 4.
After a tow minuteh‘ intermission
the second hnit started. ”Wright broke
nwuy and received the hall from Swen»
non. They kept the hall beneath the
Troy goal until Blanche broke away
and unwind down the floor. After a
herd ntmgsle he caged the where. A
minute later he duplicated this foot.
The playing in thin halt wnh iurioue.
Neither team could manage to keep
the hall in its own territory. ‘LKnowl-
on. the Tray centennah inclined to the
a little nourish in thin halt, fliochuno
his team could not more. and he
thought he would take it. out on
"Show." But Sheath met him. hood
to head. each time, and the Tray boy
not root army. .He need home tout
tactic-i and I double tout wan called.
t‘hhlll mode the goal for 'Nornlk. an
did Muller for Troy. Thinwau the only
. point Troy not in the loot halt.
'Norwnlh needed only one goal at
“this stage of the some to tie the logic.
Md the crowd wall yelling madly for
Norwalh...to more: Troy received the
We from center anti kept “the hell no
nor the Normal hoot until the hall
denuded tenths cloning melon:
tel-So who: (the old snooty).
atom in no mm»; tut sum not
heumocmhattinmthabfit
man that om: honoured in it Moth
3.
‘I I called last evening.
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of the your to likely to wind it]: With
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Fray was outplayed and outclassed
in the last halt or the some.
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dot: example. the unknown angle of
the Cube under livers; the Reds under
Tinker; the Naps under Birmingham;
was sunset __
Patrick reitereed a". great game.- Elia the make under Chance; the tesump WHH “ISIWSPHHIM
decision met the crowds approval ,thu of the driving warfare among
every time. the Red Sox, Athletics and Senators.
Norwalk _ . . Troy where the battling should be against
Fuller ..... canton the final wall; the pow-m of the Pirate Bl'IIIIsII "WWW-em” sm’”
Right Forward. rush against the Giants and some 15 ' '
Cnhiii ....... ......r ..... ... Muller or 46 others calculated to increase Ema! Farm at Trammg
heft Forward the old frenzy Quarters
Wright ........ , ......... Knowles ________”
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.Swenson n ........... mus “I.” WHIS BmIb rns-w roux. Maren lip—tiled)”-
'Right Guard ,_ I’ dict- Wells. the English heetyweight
(“880118 . :“TacltterI 1w Pam] A champion. sure an exhibition of his
' Left Guard " ‘h I training methods at Dad Hewkino‘
Goals—«Fuller l Biggone a. Clinton 2.
Matter 2 and Knowles 1. '
Fouls«Muiler 1, Cnhlll 1.
The preliminary game was a. felt
and exciting contest. The Mohttuks
managed to pull out; ahead by the score
of 18 to 10.
The game started ott‘ with e rush
(lunrnierl was the first man to break
the ice. Ferguson followed with a
pretty field goal. Muller throke own)
from {Hines and scored two pretty field
goals. Guarnieri and illness scored
for their side and the hull ended 'Mo-
hanks 8, South Ends 4.
The second half found both teams
trying hard to score. Whitney broke
the ice in this session; Mullen scored.
Hines. Guarnierl and Valentine scored
from the field. ‘Mulien awn scored.
Ferguson scored a pretty! goal. A
minute later the hell sounded tor the
close.
Mullen Starred for his side, as did Table 1. Iund accuracy. in this wa‘y he has
Gunrulerl and Hines for the South Won. Lost. perfected the plan of hitting while in
Ends. I (MayflowemJ “notion. a feat that contparuttroly few
Montauks. South Endo. KeeueWebo. .............. 3 3 boxers know how to uccdmpliah.
Valentine ................. hindquist (Old W.elia) in natural lively tilts alto sparring
“flight forward. Morton-Finch ................ 4 2 partnerS. howevor, Wells was com-
Whiiney .......... Foley Table 2. ‘ 'pelled to "pull" his punches to avoid
Left forward. I (Haydon/ere.) inflicting serious punishment. His
Ferguson ..... I ................ Smith EdmuudsIBucltholta ........ . .i 2 boxing atthnt indicated the same ro-
, Center. l (Old Wells.) ltnat'kahie skill which he displayed
Guarnieri ..,... ...... . ...... tHdrty Soitee‘Waltere .......... it 4 usuinot Father and Kennedy here last
I IRight Gourd. Table 3. summer. Wells told his visitors that
Hines Mullen . (Mayflowere) he had become thoroughly acllmatod
Left guard Iii'cekaLanh ........ . ........ 3 it this time and that the cold wenthw
tlonls—Wateatine, 1: Whitney. 1: (Old Wells.) lwaa really a benefit. He paid that he
Ferguson. 2: comma. 3; Mines. 2: ItolxnesLVoisht‘ .............. 3 3 was handicapped by the heat and
Foley, t; Mullen, ti. Table 4. ‘humidity last year and won hardly tit
' ...—...... (Mnyilowers.l whan Patter beat him. But. he in
Wutorhury-Wtcke ............ 4 2 stated that it he had met Polzer in
”W "I” "A“ " (Old Walla) inlmry weather he would hate loom
,. . Flultortthiiret ............... ..2 l a knockout inetead of nutterlnghno
”M“ By Jflufs Table 5. himself
i3 1' (Maynm’m'I ‘ 2 Wells asked mum mutations about
. mw"“°““° ------------- .. Smith. Hg was iniortucd that the
Cornell Track slat lltltiB Dls- (Old Wells.) lmuomm, ”a m “me madman “a
lance in 4:22 in Practicum ”WWW“ --------------- ..1 5 «ho was cement or Incense. tic ."
B k uwn Room-d T‘I’I‘ 5' loomed that the tlunhout curries ‘
l‘BB g “...“... ' leaYIIWIlI’II'I KW“ Walton in either hand and in «-
i'riiACA. N. Y1. March 14.~—-.loitu R0b9'w°“"m(‘$ iI W “*I Iwell up to clever ring tactics. Well-I 'C
Paul Janos, Cornell‘s cruch onomile I ° I” in u believer in "pugiltntic dope” and 1‘
runner, lowered the board truck rec illhycliurrll II I {or that reason he believes he will :;
0rd in practice yeeterduy running the (MT-f?“ 7- ) outeluu Smith The Enxllahman ..
tulle in 4:22. clipping uh: seconds 0! "y "a": henna his belief on the met that Porky 1'
his former record. He finished Itrulix- (lorlthmtfilnnuwuld """" “'2 Flynn. Who Will beaten by him
He will the Coach John ‘Mollkldy'u only IOI‘I WI’II’II ‘ Itwenti roundu two you, no. mung: ._
lust Year's point winnerin the latch M”“Iv°'M°I‘°“:_ Ital! """ "I 38min: in u local tcn round bout that "
collegiate meet this “WIM- ' . 7°"- ..
...... 1“ .....- IMWIIWMI'I Smith retell himself on a par with
linil-Nuhny.........,......241mm“. Mottmy The
FIVE ”an” I (Old Walla.) WNW" Jim fltowcrt «lily utter
' “WWW“ .. """"" . II iltururt had boxed to arm with Ho.
nflnltunias 's I "°"‘ CW taut lummor. Moriarty. him
I 'M'yflwflw'” Mina Pillar. rotation. unnam-
in tltiillilll ”Wm- ...... ~
“In: and m to: bout it: interesting tor the moon
To... mutton input of the. museum M m, r ....n an ”M" "tilt the winner trill in to u Mum
”I ° _ to tom linearly tnto u mulch tor the
by the lied 80K, W110 name from tonrth 0M wanm . _ . ‘ a“ n ”W” W?! I It! M) '
Mace and nipped u Notion title . World I" “WI’I’I’Ill'IiIV M II"! ,
hiaa‘fmhhmd Wuh “It? DWI)“, ”UYHM “MAL.“ GIL”. m '
aduh or the hon-ton irolu seventh
place. turninhoti together it his mm
tor the some. Thou two club: showed
again, hint forcibly. that the sitcom
curring uflol‘taihtlu Ind the hut in:
imtbltton foot.
or the min or tho done the» are
live pennant continuum eluted tilt:
mt medical. , '
to hem reunion:
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roadhouae in Weatchester yesterday
'i'rmrd Sitting in ”m Firemen' 8 for the enlightenment of Mouser Gib
Pinochle Contest Gives South 80" °I we mm“ A C “'“I I‘ ”a"?
Norwallt Lead at 2 Games
or newspaper men.
training for three weeks and when
- he stripped tor action in the little
The acores did not change from even gyntnaslutn be convinced the onlook-
very materially last night at the third are that he nil! be in fine trim for the
sitting or the pinochle tournament the battle with Gunhoat smith in the
tween the Mayflower and Old ‘Weli Gard?“ Friday night
Hook and ladder Companies, and the
total scone for the three nights 0! ”50'0"” ”MOW“- When he had
play leaves the Old Wells out 2 points cooled out he got busy with the pulley '
to the good The total scores now weights and the medicine ball Then
stand at 73 and 71 he skinned the rope. doing many
The sitting last night totalled up at fancy JIS $1909. "I" “'thh he showed
Mayflowere, 23, and Old Wells, 25_ come new ideas about punching the
The fourth 3mm will be played bag. 'Wolls. unlike ’most lighters,
next week and the Mayflower: promise doesn‘t keepihin 188! planted in one
to catch up with that; lead of two at spot ‘3 he hammers in"? at the
any rate. owinginz leather. He move: about
The scores for last night are as fol. With dazzlinx footwork, at the same
lows: time slamming the has with power
dunner 3!. Wright. rated .100. who the
rooted or main W. Fitch. ruled it.
hut night. in the pool increment or
the donut Narcotic (hub to the more
with It, can.
at us to an Militant! "Tl“:
mgugumhm tho that home but two
nun mm 3 hm cm a Mo "tun min“ on» to
antith‘ttrwlmtortaoumdmd l motion" on the who. "
. than hm ton," on Jim
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mount. out new? ..
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"PRESIDENT O'MURKE‘ CHAD ‘ Iqu.’ .
A mm”! tint bf “Chg. BOOST FORI MATHEWSON. .
smile-ultimo - .Pretndeut. James‘ H, O’Rourke, or T0 PM ”Man
the Eaatern association. doesn’t-be- trite single members v.0
iieve that Morquard has any claim Aerie. No. 538, Fraternal 0
to ranking anywhere near ChrlEtYlI‘hEIEH, will be the hosts Bu
Mathewson. “Why, he isn't one. two. eating at alluner. to be 81 n;
three six leth Matty.” ‘ said Mr. result of a reset pinochio
O’Rourke in talking or «Rube'e capers meat in which a married
this winter “and he isn‘t in the game won Everything good to
with the soul that Mathewson is. It grace the banquet table and
is lolly to compare the two in .8.“ atrium occasion is planned.
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This cleverfl‘uzlflah-hlmd of, pure; .
800d tobacco. in the outcome of
wishing-..it'o the make answer!
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CHALLENGE.
Sporting 'Editor Sentinel.
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Stanley Ketohem, would like to play
lWhlter Fletcher a match some oi pool,
the some to be played in dimmle’s. on
Witter street, and to :be of 100 points.
the some to be for a purse.
Yours in sport,
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Daily Line to N. Y.
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