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18'; “MI Schools, Was from
Bridgeport lradeSdlod
it was a winning night for the has-
ketball {compact Norwilk. list night,
in the double header Contest at the
molly Th'e‘ Notwilkx ramped oil
with 'a nominate vibtol‘y over. [helplin-
tot represqftlnghew Haeen by the
nonreolhz to 18 while the High school
.. My; Wadi the Bridgeport Trade
. one: 17;: iii“? 710;”I‘enpenor basketball
was p137" the winning teams and
tlfiy excelled in every department of
the gq‘me.
ed: 7 The weaghér was any-
thing bltt decent and only the ar-
dent fans donned their ollékins' andi
witnessed the root of the visitors. it
was surprising, however, to note the-
large number of true Iians who attend
ed the game.
in the big game the local boys beglIn
piling up their large score immediately
alter the whistle announced the open
ian of hostilities. in quick fashion the
round. leather covered boil went shoot;
mg through the air by well directed
also and fell into the case. 'l‘llldeso
sault on the basket was kept up dur-
ing the first half. until the score stood
, . ‘5 to 4 at the end. in the second halt
the local boys started in again and con-
tinned todncresse their advantage un-
til a positively safe lead had been xe-
cured. The New Haven aggregation
was not there ”in onydepsr'iment of
mint. andithaa by sittstim that were»
able to score 13 points ml :totpl. Cl».
hill and 0' Hail. each scored all: field
goals and tIIfefllstter clad all one goal
from low The lineup is as toilette:
Norwnlk—52. New Haven—~18.
.Mci/lahon
clot-e 7..»nl...
I Right forward” -
t‘ahlll .............. 7 ...... . .. Illynlen
'13” team were anoiitilat- 7
Boom]
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WKIQIW
fill mists! W
Ail baseball teams have their trou-
bles; some have more than others. The
trouble is some baseball clubs always
get into public print and they are al-
ways made to appear greater than they
are. The Athletics have had their lit,
tle scrap between themselves just like
the players 7on other teams. but no one
ever paid any attention to them be-
cause they continued to win Kellie!
Now that the proton moulded to beat
the Machines baseball writers all over
the country are picking hands the
Athletics and {also showing that there
was trouble in the camp of the Mack-
Tlte latest evidence of frictionoomss
iromdtho. Ppcidc coast. where Ira
Thomas gave out a statement or is
supposed to have given it Ollie idling
a tall put of Eddie Collins. Thomas in
nude to air that Collins ruined the
Athletics: chances for winning by the
way he wrote his newssper artichd.
Thomas says title Collins tipped on
the other clubs" by} gelling Just how
much the “plating 'knéw and that the
team in coosoquenoe allitered. Anyway.
if Thomas has been correctly quoted.
Collins is shown up in a poor light.
Connie “wit, when he read Thomas
statement. didn’ tseéni to be my much
impressed withit. He said that n was
as, oldIstory; that he had seen the
statement; accredited: to oghers, and
that he didn't believe Thomas made
the statementIas published. Anyway.
Mack said he didn't carp what the
players shingle“ “git”! SI" him
their best amide onlthe Hi1 field.
Mack bald ocular NW3” played
great hall aid that. rm i’ad proved
himself a) stint flotilla. and that this
was still ’, its; him:- Altlck did not,
deny, l: ‘ :d‘h'mb as and Col-
llns ha ’ , iron-in :leI'tltlIIy lsyers’ fro.-
ternity. 7 did that there some in
footie: issue at it. too t thisdld
not prevent sithe‘r V‘froln‘ leving his
best sprslcooto the. ballioblb
A
1;, .7 r,
The: Wfiqfllm
plan to extend. Qt! world series from
seven to «eleven games are tryiu to
kid the dear, old public into belies-
isg that this plnn was hit upon "so
as to7 give the. union loving public
a betterohno’otossetbl sues.”
The real facts in the matter are that
the magnate: want the series exteui
ed to eleven untensmhey trill make
more money out of the series. The
1914 series was a huge disappoint-
ment to than! involved The a
ran four same: only and the players
get the large bulk of the repelpts.
The magnpt‘es don't mot such a
titles to mm attain. ',
The“ mistletoe say that if the "lee
is linseed to 11 Whig Moos
will be reduced. The is, ieats or the
’past will seli‘ at 82‘: At lira}. sight
that looks llkoI a: nice thing for the
the impression. Seven Earns: at 5;
per game 'n‘sé'd to cost the full series
Its: only till. Eleven games at 32 per
gains wood cost $22. 80 tor every
fan that attended the loll not of
some it would mean 81 extra that
goes into the collars of the in goals:
Undor the proposed soZemo it
would take six victories to will the
title. It is dnukely that in;
some: team would win six straixht
games. .Wlnnlng at: out olZIthieV' nine
would be more like it. with the
chances favoring six out of too. The
dariyeii by the mansion trots hallo
or tangents series. They Iwollhisato‘
arm first all not” sndtbqn would
not 904101: cent. of tho income trout
the; following ms, slim, .iho ,ala-
om mm M
l» “more. doanppnhiic- muldnw .1110
’ffdflt l"7' ,lz, 1,-
An eleven: vsamo series. is not. prac-
tical if Hmmnsd W {Hits con
tinue their 164 game schedule.»wbich
does porcine thersxuiuweosoom
st' -.
I. :.
public. but a second sqnlnt choose:
us: of pencil and paper will onlekly" "'
show what a nice inoom noulllllie c
aim. was the pinup, 1a the receipts“
A FmFACTB ABOUT MY LIFE.’
7 a; HonsWaxnorI)
£111on never talks for publl»
cation. This cubism oi his is almost
as well accepted and accredited as tins
laws which govern the game, But
there in one role that supersedes "all
others, the raletbst there are excep-
tions in all cases. 'Hére lathe creep»
tlons in the Wagner policy, tor here
are some Willis» facts gilén to:L
publication by this? main «Hostile
himneif. The followibgis from the spe-
cial Wagner {sous ol the Baseball
Magazine: ,
' I'l was hold on ”February 2!. i8?4.
Vso ll 1 live tilliillpt dIdto this Iwinta‘ 1
shall be it y'e'ars .oid. than; old for
a bail player they say; A}. blast» there
an mmdummflwm
m mane- at.» this. or- .1. swam: 1»
won't say tmi cloths Moldostileil»
playmates,» biploosugs. tor Igloo”
know. Butlxnsasi ominthessnlor
clone. ,
“l was born in Carnegie and: Velma
lived here. though the town mi.
named Millennium“ coiled
Mansfield what»! am new ii. hilt as it
was a great mining and milling place.
Mr. Carnegie hadnonsidetsble reputa-
tioehereaboutp. and the cttlnens: do.
stdsdtnfiraomoitiornim. Ines:
the1old town habit Buttered. any from
m: sham.” ‘ 7
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t
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W“‘~tm’bocltheoorimolossa
not. whine 177m live: ”dentition:
brothoi‘rsnd‘o‘hll m: 7711! brothers
were, in the mesa WW».
M. 1m. limit ind Bill. I had also
a inIsteIrI (Ilarrlo; now ‘Mrl; 7%.
Mm: III . thaw! bridzolder
I... album lilo baby foIr'fttle
baby ll: that my,
“I I~“CthIrlop and But look upI the' ban;
bers' Ill-ado. ,anodtbs broil loOmo.
”m ”1‘1““
Carnegie?”
the mmmlrb 37?;‘17 also wort: lorl
the Pittsburgh 910th makes: llv,
ins hereinmnesm , » 7»
‘5 “None or us is married. The three».
7‘0! us who live in Cornelia. ‘bach' ill
on: mutt ilk-.7 oat-Mom“.
playing with the club at Dennison.
, 01110., and told the manager he had a
brother who could play ball. They be
lieved him and s; at tor me. I finish-
ed the mean there.
clubs. One of» then] was Bteubenville,
Ohio, which waslnsneged» by George
Montana. Marciano sent for mp. and
wanted me toil”; He said he would
give as $8531: month. I' told him» I
wanted 840.“ He wrote me, ‘l will pay
vocab ”a month, and that is all I will
For you: if you don’t want it you can
stay home! so i went. 'l'here’weren’t
so many jobs open in baseball in those
days. A player didn't have so much
choice as to where he would go or
what he would get. And I needed the
money I1 stayed It Stoubenville only
slew weeks. IV, was. also at Warren.
or the iron and Oil Magus. but most
olrthe season I spent at Adrlsn. Mich:
igap, where l pleyad between two and
three months. I manhood the chill
thee and {us pretty yen. Wt lino!»
991.111 second. 9W»
‘My legs have slowed up some in tho
past few. years. Thsthss hurt my held-
its 11 little as I new: cover so much
ground as; used to do. it has slowed
the up as Is base ,stosler. too. though
so lenx as a. man can get the start on
the' pltohsr add slide well he can steal
. a fair number of .baset a year even
after he he; slowed up a bit}:
simulator -
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'John7 7.i.7 Rnisior- (John. the harbor)
is on tho warpathwunv Joule lo-
tus-to mvsiorn' intonation“ prevent.
Joel: Momm7 WM? J
the-“73.58 trial “none, won-7W.
“We minim: .itw 7’
‘ont'NoWl'fli not new- slitt-
WM
i‘lo
Mill.
“”i“ ~.a..i".2d°.‘l w
on by' the dictum brothers some
l.
“in 7951 played with three diflerent -
7won a decision from Mach Cross.
7 Alberta so the limit. .
.a
‘a: a rule put up the kind of auto
meat that; the specifiers relish. {Both
’ bounce“ and “Dinny'!
genid. :ctlnx; humiliation” “It:
(by between December 1 and i3: At 7
til-t wmmsmsoerbad col»
MERIDEN, Dec. 8.-—The Athletic
cllh postponed. last night’s scheduled
boxingbouts until Thursday night, ov-
hard end placing the lights in Falcon
Hall out. of: dominion for neural
hours. Only a law. faithful tans braved
the storm and the management
thwart it best topostpone‘ the show.
d:y night is an attractive ~one. The
(my Alberto of meats. In_._.t..
and George Alger. of fipston.
1400““ over the list of Ibis oppon-
ents, timing the past: two years it is
noticed that Alger iohght Gilbert
GallantQ the ‘Chels’sa wonder, tIo'II a
draw. Many followers oiI I’thsI‘III Earns
were present 99 Labor flay
Gallant Well and west as
tistic trimmlnx 4.9;...» Mlddlet‘own and
are aware ~01 the fact that be twice
Alger also got an even break with
Johnny Glover.
{Brooklyn.- and on two occasions with
in: tothe atom, which hit Meriden .
Tbcoudtoilomfiontedthhsz
pmnboufwill om teatime! Johnny-.7
Young Absorb, ot —
-17 Will IIIL
a. MI':VV/v
Ray Woods. lie won two boats from
Johnny: Dalian. and by reason 'otl
these two victories 7Ialonershould make
Wild; Bill Fleming and Red Amos
pro" ml satellite“. Young Shel-key
and Tunney Shop are- two clever boys
“‘dnd never yet tailed to provide a
good asteminment. 7 .
Dayo' ii‘ltsgernld. oi New Haven,
will referee: James M will ourJ
McMahon, will
‘7 .
count the minutes.
WW
1» 7 wwi‘flivmilw
1"” m Nivmmv n.5,»;
manhole-1nd the shavings disc»...
mo notch doing In!» slimline: ‘
And naught. tolp‘ass the winter by. .
Save dope sheets or this football
thins. . ~
Ah! would i werein Anny.
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7 . , . ,: There are six laminate where notion ‘1'“ 3157”“ would meet ,and » .
I Dell. fornard BOUTB Eon 1““ WEEK ,: ti] am“ October 8"“ “3“ WW“ you a". Ngmmlfi‘ ”#5 “Em whip Freddie Welsh. After Joe Viki Whore o'er that torrid country be, .93. ‘
v Costello , ‘lI’aEKH . myth! mttim‘mneim about ’II'Q warm I -. III m‘ m decided to! For. “my“ me" ml 185; I“ ye“, 7. ' .
77777777777777777777777 l October 10.7 Assuming. that All: series . " IIIVIV ,d 1-... m; contracts. i or mom?” in, 1 869- , I f m.
Center. 7 l Leach Cross vo. Phil Illioonl. at New in the' full? linit‘ud the MIQMEM '1 W “similar!“ t‘fl» “3V7.- Y M .1“ signedl‘ I 4‘“ IUII .
Hagen ............ ' ...... ‘ . FrankelV York. WW7- WNW-7”“! Here “'9" are thIt V V 7
team! Were am it would meant
that the series would notlnosoompiet l ‘ outdoor Ill! “‘3“ “Tum” I
1"" “ 3"“de V“ ed untiltho letter at one» I .m “m” m molest “”1”"
Left guard Young Gredwell ys Horry Stone at. nightwe- run my: loo 3'. ‘11; ”1117.1 kill us- Maflrmxtfflbl
Field Goals-hicMahon, 5; Cablii. 6; Newark. . . . Add‘oleoe‘n ”mm a.” .11th 'gr‘o or. men everr meat an M more
.(7ostello. 5; Dagon, , 3; O'Hara.- 6;! Kid Groves vs; Vlliikp Glover. Herry‘ three “may. “WI“- on I l i Quiver-rm ix-cowV-Aepllpd m
eBeel‘B, i; Hyman. 3; Parks, 1; Enniflondon vs. Clack Read at. ,ThortoIn. clubs do n‘ot play) and you77- hm the mail It“ We use! “mi: thew
ldirt
lanesoommty- sprint: to albumin.
Kel l. Foul Goals-hicMahon. 1: R. 1.7 series up to the» 23rd" or“ ”in. The "3373““ mm “mm
0‘ Hero. 1. Referee—D. L. Riley. Tlm- Johnny Toland vs. Billy Grupp at- latter art of October is um ro-
I7er-\Viiliem Cahill First Hal—-‘l\'or- Now Yule. , , ldmlvfu bad “mm" P ““5: “I! here: mwmofiewnhml-
“balk-’39 N9“ Haven. 6- Wednesday. would rain for three days duriwiite‘I: timed all!” a t ““797 It . hm.
. 7 dsIIII
b1; Fithlflfdld Vail costlier W. 3‘19 Au inning pot the dangers . I .»
73mm W3 I Met“ Shumoé ls next upon the bill of fare~ . "
$1 500 for his end 0: course 1, Mn,“ OhII blight they so out, mm (W 0: three. I
mialmuem AW mile ”“00" Without snob store of hpawd air 7 7
Ma.Msnmuam.No 93.194}!!! ‘No'fi'.’ li‘élfi “LMWW
Mimi [ hate “”7““ one 791'“ With no: discussions: at the some.
make money»: i new “I” Slim“? Just who molecules iobmndrhenv—
White at the Gardenmnd i don't want; .
‘Ito stand in the way_ of his making thstI {want to see ijmgkm 9n,” I
. l‘xnrdnassat odor r,-
7: Right guard. .
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1 Johnny Glover vs Clxrence Mela--
Morrell
“Tile pteli‘mlnarL gamp developed 1111. Frank Perroh rs.III_1\'Ioah_ Brusso at two: ‘weeks; which would shift the' ’9’."
o' 'practic'e' contest for the High schooli Webster. P188 EIOIVI'E 10 the» 26th or 3mm. 11' :i
when and prodaced an looms; ’ ‘7 ‘ ‘ more thafi likely that one mom .0
quit gm at mg illustrate -W-j mm::g Boyle 9? EM!“ may" at thbsd tallied Would result: in «is. ill] .
,_,l.en toward,“ was the player who sheath» ' h 7v 35 ill ‘wonld hive to be played ovaries-din _» , I,
.ed the way» inscorlng. eight goals be» .VeByafrzijys I‘m 3:7 IIIIIII “ember days are” allch Woven}. .I‘
ing chalked up to ills credit. F. Mcma~ H-arry Fem Vile 5- ”01.31an 7 a though the games start at 2' new it .
hon, the Ofil‘er fOl‘ll’EVJ‘dV, W13; ame t0 New‘lYfingfiV :u I :IlE rarely that tum! 'cinl DEVI 131011"f
locate the basket four times. and? ‘ " Mllm ............ ..
(lédrg‘e Alger-vs Johnny (Kidl
llaogh. .who succeeded W. McMahon at. ..
A ll, Tamar Sivan wflooug: m ..
,: left. gnugmmnsxtmith Meaning. “‘6“ ’7 "‘0 m0
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visitors showed marked improvement ”Shirk” E II 351- 323mg“ it list 7 V‘é‘Vj‘fiA‘E‘I'l‘lhlo .
7 in team in yam oIveIr t at énltibiteddnihbj QW- ' 7 7 55:7 , “7 m; “11:; e 1" as an cl] '7‘ _ on fiationelr
- Dredlo a m m fill; . 77 , g 77» €3,577 ‘ bundles» glanced
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7 Aisle);
WIlllle Beecher vs. Young Saylolfix at “It did it {debt .183
“flaw 7 and drew the sin ‘ “on. it: #5110» m” -
3l‘oung Joe Gene vs. Al Delaney; at mm. mIImfiopflpohflmg mm‘mémw Mfix}e and learned
film!!! min 77 1. .7. will start t'lrl'i: eventuawiheimomwiw 77»» EM W
Johnng Klibene «is: ‘F’raltllia fill! at in waN street. , *3 than Insert-775.! “all. 4? .
Toledfl.» . »,I 1 u .
' -. Saturday
Gilbert Gallhnt vbrtlohnny Ifllstié at
" pionship team. The visitors did not
put up any kind of on titanium Irina“
VV their scoring ability proved on. At
55 thread In}; fliétflrsthaif thd‘sioore stood
71,5210; than dhsfhrldgepcrt aggrega-
,utnl were only»: able to mom that
IV ‘ figure by 51.x I.polnts. makings total 69th
10 when the second half had 'enfledff
The lineup follows:
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Allan dsfslnI ‘
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‘in-llrdokl . ._
' Brink“ Msntell Vvs; Young Aboard at match.
N. High—38. BridgeportT (1—10.“ Benjamin Allen, of WEE
F. MoIMnhon ..... . ”Hargrcve‘ INéw .Ymik' 7.4,. ic‘t‘h b , IIIIImesI dud ltheI‘ u so
- 3 ‘ ' Right forward. 7 7 l 7 . W»..- ‘ ' ’ » '7'”
7 Lonchak ............... IHindererI: sguuswm ALLSV-s cont-251's. ”up 1. the "0th emblematic a
VI :‘Left forward I I “It emiwinm lewlck' “Al-V of. m ' title}. haV'In-‘g 'suIccBS‘SIfunyI d0-
. Osnsld ................... 7 .....'. Ei?’ toys; on Walnuts-rattan 881:? ended I , I
can . , rated— no.7 some “We“? made 77 o .7 I. .
Viv-mobs“ Vollmer erg“ -Coughiin thefsoore' of 96- Bl Tudor, roiled 2:3” ‘ ‘ All l JAcK ELiiio‘i‘TtmkW 7
Right 5W“: 11‘» “W “W Mei. loo. asains 48 if. oi} . Jack Elliott. the St“ Paul: Illeevy- '
VV 7 Wt McMahon Haugh. Smalllhg;7 7Wtileh" to ”tile lasers offload?!» “The "bowl-
field Goals—F. McMahon, .4: Lem in: neared mile at nobility! 188i 3V8-
one.» s; Oswald 1; Campbell, 71; w: ml’o‘x renown .- ‘
Milieu, 1;Hsng'h 3; Halfirove, Zismfieriid
,,niuasie. 1; Coughlin,‘ 2., Foul. Goals eager" '7
i mxuiahon. 2. Boleros-«D. L. Kill}?
» 7:7 75amlar4~wnllam 7011”“. First
7»WNorn'alk dlixh. 1.5V“ ',' _
“hide school. 1-.” 'V ,. "
weight. mountable; nits. Glisten-7
7 is metropolitannebnt »-
.0. last night. lie
cut a person named Battling
’3} Jerseyvlll tworoouds. show»
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s77mt-191 enumerate Dec. ill—nacho chi», and stereo V
noeimrfzzo iins, am. second baseman; was today and h " -
-—»sola to the Chicago 31.7.7th 711‘ '
..,.
the ten round libel bout: Both _:
sights of the ambitious. rush I
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