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lust What He ThouiihV and
Got Away With It lichlltzollI
Was the Goal
lH‘enry O’Doy—a great umpire for
many and many a year, and then an
able manager, was one of the sternest
and most dignified of urbiters. You
couldn't hand Henry any jolts and
‘get awe: with them. Not if the
court knew itself and it usually did.
A fresh crack at vllank O’Day usualli
meant the rausmitten sign and instant
banishment and any time Hank
didnt fire the—sinner it “as a cinch
that the wise old ov‘vl knew that this
particular offender was trying to get
put out intentionally. Many a player
tries to get elected without giving.
serious offense~n broillng hot day, or
a feeling of general lussiti‘ide being
responsiblewand Henry was as wise
to those lads as he was to the rude
rnpscnllions who intentionally strove
to jar his dignity.
During the last few ‘3 ears of Hank
0' Day's reign its nmpiie, however, he
began to inflict his penalties, or ex
tend his pardons, utter a curious
fashion. Ever and soon some howl-
ing derilsh would tramp all over
Henry's feelings with wild and Met.
ling language-mud llank wouldn't
even frown upon him. Just let him
bellow and get by. Then some lens
locally gifted athlete would sail into
Henry with much milder speech~—
uiid got the can instoiiter. The plate
err. hogan to wonder. "and to marvel.
At first they thought lilank was play.
iiig faiorites but this idea vanished
\ilicn he failed to (those out a couple
at ancient ,cnemlcs, and put the
“MOS“ on some youngsters who had
been hrought up in the some part or
Chicago Then they thought Henry“ a
mind must run Vii ulteinnte channels
0' flmtilileofi and tororiti, but this
Illeor) who abandoned as untenable
in view of the equitable justice that
was known to be a fundamental part
of the O‘Day character. it remained
tor the Cincinnati club—«tho name
club that Henry wall to loud in after-
llayu-to decipher thew mystery and
solve the liroblem.
Like a statue.
'l‘om Downer. usually the qllloteul‘
ol’ plat-are was at but one afternoon
we liturdi rillhthim‘iod initiation.
O’Day called it orllie whereof ’l‘hcmau
disapproved and Downey clinic
through with the,-lond yooli. .Not a.
cord from Henry. Two more strikes.
. lioneiot‘ them in accordance with Mr.
Downav ii ideas of right and iiiiltioo‘w
end then Tom exiilodcd. lilo address-
ed Mr. O'Diiii tervldly and pungent»
He referred to the ulnplro'a uncoutri.
place of future dehthtatimm present
honesty and moral curvulummmid
lioury never will it word. Downer
walked hack to the hunch. "William."
cried he. "l were (rally what wu
coming to him. 1! unwind him out
no and down‘ the auto and he ruled
lllld took it. like it “Minn". h,
hlliohard Hohlltloll walked in the
plate. our anchored “litmheilou the
hilt little at the. platter. "Ono strike?”
humid Wflmm m at
him till: I Moths mile. ”(iv/uni“
cried Wit. “That m it rotten
boll “chili! atrihul” “‘flut onto the
a
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I’tt‘h‘omriuroalttohId
Boll-i who: upon initial:
.... Mimi oolved~iihe"‘pl'tihiiotfl“ Wflkducc l.
Iwho iii-ow Illa mm cl Hither
mat wouo. out i woolen i let him.
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batsmen could tour now they
might wish, and ammo 0.11 ilunl‘sh- '
mitt. t.but instant: retribution would ' N
overtake the left-handed hitter who
might unluri hilt now The “motor! .
After that outright-handed hitterahs: 11:8
cussed 0' Dave-biltWhht a crash there u: ‘ .
was. when the hour—ins of the left earn. tilt: ii.
came back and ill‘cnr;r caught one of
them with the goods on.
Bill Hill“ It
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Norwalk Sports Get Chicken
Both in Main Willi Ausnnia
FVQVVV‘OV'S NEWYORK‘, March comma inter-
nTVional aspect in sports spreading
Co w d erablc talk is ‘belllg was ed with each successive y,ear is unusual-
throughout the state over the cock zemmlfiamefiltghigjamg‘gatng;
tights held in (Norwalk last Honda)
the summer. The program. now near-
night, between Ansonia and Norwalk ly completed calls for international
birds. says the New Heron Journal contests in which Americans will our
coin—m The man- was a “my, cock tlcipllte in about a dozen branches of
fight, and the .Norwollt men captured 39°"
four battles straight. . There was The “St ”“305 from hose to yacht
something like $250 on the main and “18- A” friendly invaders Of the Amer
:50 on each “gm The excited ones icon sporting arena Chinese baseball
were willing to bet and as the result stators are coming tram the Orient.
of an all-night session it is figured cricket 9135‘" andItennia 9398118 from
that about $1,000 changed hands. almost as far off as Australia. 501:
The visitbrs were met. by the Nor champions and polo challanaers from
walk boys. and according to some ln~ England. yochtsnien from Germany.
formation it wus decided not advisable Millet“ from Cambridge and Oxford
to‘hoid the 3flair in Norwgk Con, Universities, and automobiliiitu and
veiunces were at hand and after a “View” from France, as well as the
while another spot was secured. Some usual influx 0V foreign competitors in
peoiile say that it was a barn in 'Weu- minor "1108 Of sport
toil. After some lively talking} well- The tide of Amaricana to, other
knowu South lNorwalk man was made shores is loser than the incoming one.
the referee, but am various arguments but it‘ lucludee as its unusual features
took up so much time that it‘ was 3 3 91090306 tour or baseball Diners
o'clock Tuesday morning before the and V48“! 01 American golfers to both
main commenced. Things dragged England hnii France.
during thought but the Norwalk men Dates for most of the summers
got away with the four battles and the sporting fixtures. both at home and
coin. ilncide‘nlally there were set oral abroad have now been “it and from
punching ailrays. a summary of those available here it
It was allel- 8 qtclock in the morn is evident the sport-iovlnil imbue is
"i
in 1’
’Vlll ‘
iiiiiisiii
Each Year Sees Extenllon in
This Directionmsililrts at All
Sorts Arratihsil tor This Sila-
Son
lug befoMeveral oi‘ the Norwalk men to have an unusual variety of events'
sought their couches. it is doubtful i0 YOIIDW- ..
it some or the Ansoula sports have in yachting the German renew the
Manned home yet “sender." or special class races. wiuiI
There is talk of a return light up the Americana, Basin: I visit of nearly
Angoniaw wait. three weeks to these shores in August.
The races will be held an qual 0! Mar.
I’M BARuEY sunny bloliead. M388“ the trials being not for
Aug. 16 to 23 and the hnulo beginning
* Bent. 1 American yaclitilmon are alsoI
being urgently invited to enter the in-
terh ationul clash menu at Havre.
‘_________ France. in July
The golfing season will see that-hm
McCarty‘s Manager Admits Ha team mulch between American and “
French golfers near Paris. in the lat.-
tor port or June, following the Brill-b
open tournament in which: number
of Amcrlcunii will also participate at
Marielle. June ill to ill. The nationiil
mow YUHK March 0 .. “It wasn't championships have boon arranged for
cowardice but nimulIv o mlutllte in VBImIoltIllng, Noun. (open). and for W
judgment that promoted our roiuui don (lily, I... ll.. (amateur), the latter
of 310000 for u hoot with titanium limit. the link atom in... tho tor
liter Weill." mil William Moduli”. pier tram aunt. 18 to 20 The women‘u
notion! tourney will he held at Wil-‘
McCarty; Ill be Munch rout/order memo, Minuet 15 to 18.
Gummat smut: loam Victory om No‘m murder that tho Alumina
the British champion in the Gordon conditional for that
occur Matti. “helium wanted to in
Matte Mistake in Pass‘inu up
3 10,000 to Meet Walls
wanna-W
Devin (hip honor
tennis will come here to meat the
saw a council to Hitler more than
32,000 i not on the road and i wasn‘t test to this upon. The “Vilfim‘li
quite Ian M ucOIrtymould elite u iii unitiu mhuhly mill t
point Well: hi ill concur, with the limit in. Newport. R. i. omitting,
dootoloa left to the nutritionist. ”You 10. 1.
limitv unit Jul Willard wan cullud I utter two ruurn’ littoral the tier-1
whim our Bounty to it round! nation club of incision in Quail
mom in! «(I it! lilo that; nether M91“!!! heroine" ‘
Vi'lhfl mill: In em It M ’Wfl‘ lutumudoliut duo, the tritium m
tore oldie with liti- lily both: non for him than u
m built willing. entitlement ot‘
thence-doom {summit
My .W WI m m
m. . lithmiigstho college teams
1 American: in trilla 1M” St to 89,‘,miit.i o. h.
slim an interesting lnmnollonnl Mtgiiltfll :1”:
a?" .
mil-rate team. This ’hsiilb intercol-
’r'lazlute chimhionships have jbeen let;
ifor Moy 30-31 at Boston and the Penn
sylvan‘iti relay carnival for Philadel-
chin, April 26 with an unusually large...
lithium? or ‘idultl track low field meets
1‘t. . ‘
“Mowing he‘s no international hsoect
unless it may he the appearance of
Canadian common in some erotics in
this country. The notional regatta tor
amateurs will he held at Boston Aug.
8 and 9 and the American Henley, at
Philadelphia prohiibly May 31: the
Intercollegiate Regatta at Poughkeop
ale. Julie 21 end Hanoi-mule; at
New London, June 20.
An intercollegiate cable chess match
has been arranged for iApi-ll 12;”when
players from Cambridge and Oxford
Universities will match wits with a
team yet to be chosen hem.
Following the annual climax to the
sporting season in this country which
comes with the world's series during
the second week of October. the New
York Nationals and the Chicago Amer.
icons villi start on a world tour which
will carry them through to tho coin-
mencement of anotlior season at home.
in active practice.
V
V "mass POOL crimes.
Two in Clo-u A. and OM in Cilia-B.
M. ’H. Netting, 100, tad 'lIL Elk-
Witt, 100. played an interesting some.
last night, in the South Nowell; Club '
pool tournament, the score resulting
in favor of Mr. Nutting, 100 to 92.
Edward J. Kucli, 85. and B. B. smith.
85. furnished further excitement on an-
other table, the some hurting out
looking Well for Smith, but ending dis»
astmusly for him, 85 to at.
J. Davis, 50, and Lithium Corbett,II
Lila. 80. plated a Class B. mo. Cor-
bottled throughout and gained his so
while Mr. Davis netted but 36 of his
fifty.
The scores, by frames. are as fol~
ilowu:
Clan A.
Nailing—loo oowuiwioo.‘
13 1—-l_
1 8—1
27-—l iii—11
3i 2'!
39 , 34
i9 ' 37~2
V .. as
65%) 49-4
89 1 68~2
78 88—4
tau-i WI
88 82‘
93...; ’ .- 87—1
100 92
Glen A. .
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18—1-2 H. u
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Pillsbury Star Rendered Uncon-
sclous And May Be Forced
* To Quit the Game
... 4—...
‘rlior swims, .iirk. March 20—-
The Boston iAmerican league team l’fis'.
terdayl defaulted the Pittsburgh Nation-
iiia', V to 2 in on exhibition game.
During the some Boy Byrne. third
baseman for Pittsbursh, wu hit on the
head with a hall pitched iby “Smokey
Joe" Wood and knocked unconscious.
Villa condition is scrim The Dhyeil
clans say it will be several days be-
fore then can determine ‘ whether
Byrno will be able to play again.
Big Boxing Show
OF THE STANDgARD A.C
Tues., March 25th
lN HALL OVER HOYT'B THEATRE,
South Nomlk.
Star. Windup
8 Rounds at 135 lbs. ‘
RAVER BENJAMVN V8.
of So Norwullc ‘
Preliminaries
Young Hum ill. Young Eddie Kelly :1
.(8 rounds.)
John Ryan
Young Kunu' v0. .
(6 Rounds).
Admission Si and. 51.50
room 6066
Cigars
Roger Luiilaw
Twin City ~
illilli
lire no BEST
I. l. “VIM.” I‘M.
Daily Line to N. Y
For FREIGHT Only
~ Hut River. New York {tool of Dover
street). «my tiny (except fiuoduy) at
I3 9. in Froilht received It Norma:
up to 4 p. m. u‘ila Booth Norm“: up
to 5: 30 not
iNogwuik Steamboat Connolly
Analog .l. smith, o O. linemen.
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.‘ Sir Thomas Lipton's challenge for the games will mark the c
. America's Clip.
ALBERGGREN ll
of E. Norwnlk. "
VI. Jimmy Ferrel-la,
of So. Norwalk (8 Eds.) of Brltlsmrt '
Young Within 11
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all rhinitis tirioii “I .o... o... .~ .
.MIIY Tl" “Bit": be decided at the Nomi
nxe xt Monday night Wit
‘school teams at Stamford a.
iBEhFlAST Irelantili Wk ~29.--The will meet in the ‘fmbbet'il‘
Royal Ulster Yachtwaluo today cabled New Canaan team will
to the New 1am: JY'IUMVGVNI‘ acting tanks the some evenin
for a reconsideration of its new of follow the names so
haskethliil season.
V
“The car of the hour" it has been many OW
-. Butit's more than that now. it stands elm—i-
“the universal car. " Nothing but a. wondorcul mark
could have created so enormous a. demand for ”-
Belter get yours today.
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