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.\ basketball game was on the pro“
gr III) for last evening at the Stamford
Armory, and such a game! Stamford
took the game, score 32 21. from the;
$15, 000
test that contained everything
geotive of class.
several years past, and the other two 1 3°00“ “’9 0"" from Jimmy; 0""
wearing Norwalk uniforms and’addlng' rcth also was considered, but ali‘had
itestintablc strength to the latter 1119.5“) rive we! to the Juum interma-
Some speed to Johnny Beckmnn. it} Gibson was exam loser. and brew-B
'inS the brilliant efforts of nonunion: the first to wish luck for the WW
both directly and indirectly. that put‘ b0!"-
Norwaik on even terms with the homei Jack Curley said: “We had totem
team in the last half. He caged four Gibson's offer down. As things stand
iirld baskets that were wonderful and! we look for a greater gate at Juarez.
turthermore, played such a snnDlW as The convention of the Southwestern
grossive game as to worry the Stem l
Beckman covered up- One men could? the hole before the gates are even
not do it and several times they dou- iopened. We cabled Johnson an; addi-
bied up on Beckmn. The reliable Bis“ tional $1,000 yesterday for «pounce.
sane plated again. for the first time He gave his consent to an advance»
in two learn; in a Sixth Company suit %mentt cf the date to March 6.1 will
He again matched up 3881!!“ "IO leave for Juarez next week to begin
great Smith. and again it was a goon work on the match. Jones and Wil-
job well done. An even battle result-7 lard will leave tomorrow for Excelsior
mi between this pair of centerinenfispnugg, 31.0,, where Jess-will tab-the
. sch soot-inns basket and each doinx' water and baths for ten days. From
some star work at advancing the ball. there he will leave for his traininln
l'iggnne certainly seems to have the amp, to 3. located in E3 Pane, ile-
right idea of playing George, for it was has been asked to reject gll one" for
rarely that Smith could get into n pl“: one night stands. He has been Ifllviy
as the net. George. too. made it a flooded “up than When he turns
point to do a bit of covering and the them down it will mean a cool “.000
ensuing mixup brought out some clay-E to his purse, but this his fellow he-1
er play The teams battled to a 1‘- 9 lieves in himself and will let nothing
score for the first half. with Siam stand in the way of m. chances to de-
i'ord ahead. Field baskets were made fem Johanna Jim Jeflriop and Jim
by McMahon and Beckmnn for \or-‘ Flynn will he in the Willard- camp,
“Elk and by M07713“ for Stamford. Jeff will act as sort of an advisor Jeir'
'ihe last mined also scored six times ought u, know one or two things
on eight tries from the foul line. Beck. about Johnson’ 3 my” enough at least
g Miter“? Ming ow
Ilium lilli
firm W W NEW HAVEN
Mica
After a long conference with the
Billy Gibson b‘ns bad to bow to the% Yale athletic advisory committee in
Vorwaik team in a ripping good con- gwiil 01‘ the [11'0th of the Johnson;% New York city, Captain Hidden and
sug. j W illsrd bout and let the big fight 59 to Manager Stackpole. oi‘ the Yale track
At least four of the' Millet. Mexico. Billy met the man. team returned yesterday and announeu
players involved rank with m.- bandages-s and offered them his top men} at! the Wooten: for the senses. islet
men in the game—Smith Beckmaml for a bout between the men at He, will send an unusually large squa" to
Biggane and Morrison. The first 'and vans. Afters long powwow it wutdo- {the Eastern indoor meets and will
.last being Stamford mainstays for clded that Gibson's otter had to run‘ enter it- rellr mm in more! mull»
notably that of the Boston A. A" when
80011.
it witness-Harvard. A regular schedvi
ule of indoor meets will be announced
Yale's schedule of outdoor meetl'
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his return to this hamlg game after a
lay-cif'f nearlye year. Parker's last
bout too
fought Terry Mitchell.
to defeat some of‘the
{walrus
management of Ned‘li'itngernld.
Parker was going along at a rapid
pace until the suffered an injured mitt
when boxing Wild Bili‘ll'leming. In
his bout wttb Jeii" Doberty at them-
sino three years ago, he broke it again
and“ it required considerable time
before the inich member would re-
spend to treatment:
WEATION‘” lid" mum.
Only One: new in 1”: Unable to
MendiWritw
Guinean patron MM in luau-ark
”watch in}: m
Jan. 9. —Andy Parb- %
er. the local welterweight. announces
piece in New York where be%
Parker‘s brclt i
en head'is again 0. K. and the local‘
favorite has confidence in his abllityl
state waiter-l
Parker is now under. the
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M isles M artisan
:lnsla
Even though the New England
lasagna chose to ignore‘ the fact that
the representatives of the Federal
Dengue are in their midst seeking to.
form s~ minor organisation. when Mun
name's tight little circuit met in Bos-
ton; Thursday,- such will not be tins
situation when the mngnntes of tbm
Elam Association get together in
ir- finest—demo W -
hackers. which rumor. Wis
provea to haunt». in other words.
13min Jeem refuges tondmit theta!!-
body outside of himself knows what
is going on, while be. least of all.
knows what is. transplring. in the
league that lie-is supposed to seven
end protect. ,
in orderto point out to President
O‘Rourke and, other. misguided club
owners in the Eastern Association who
areisboringundar the impression that
the story ofn Federal ungue agent in
thin territory in seamen need only
pollute the shorydnyostordny’a Ham
ford Contact from New Eleven to tbal
attest that thiangnthuolcendymnde
arrangements to secure a lane on the
Lighthouse Point beaten grounds in
that city. But that inmot all. formic.
same Federal Donut elect. Hugh A.
life-Km mango» farther, and ham
visited Waterbury, where he also has.
made arrangements for grounds there,
Now- Haven at-the Hotel Gerda next
Monday alternocn. it wifi‘be decid
since-the Cleveland club; the owner of
the franchise in the Eastern Associa-
m" with “11" MI. W '
0“! dim “'1 “m0“ 0‘ hm!” this allowed thb ten-o on menus
in the Federal action in this terri- Part to lapse m. lint or the year.
will consist of‘thenPrinceton and Hm
‘ Cattlemen's Association will nuance
ford players in their attempts to keep. the affair alone. We will be $50,000 in‘
val-d dual games and. theintercolle-
stators Amount of“ the’ candidates
will be.hold:.naxt.weat.to’onclhnétbe
seawn‘mwerh’ Indicaptnlns madden
is trying to secure-:tbc-largeetvrcgis-
trnticn‘oi candidates “[1504.“ on
record. The cinnamon-Init-
tbei‘ssateamsAleoknCol. collie!!! at
the '86; and: 'sv- taunt Gem-u Elton
Park-,6 manager of- that-1914M“. and
John ll. Kim capmn. of. the
1911 team.
were cf-‘thowfarorahiec prone“ of
captaini‘laet year. hubeenwocolved
lie- wamopernled ctr for appendicitis
in: Philadelphb plenum. Ah
though how/ill not Mentored. lawn!
of the indoor place. he will. be in
the meets against Princeton and Han
vard. ile- is one of the beat middle
distance remain. the count“.
Heston 'i‘rcndwny, freshman sprintl
new intercollegiate. star in the 100
and 220 yard dashes this season. Wil-
ltie in the «0 yard dash. Brown in
the half‘ mile. Host and Clark in the
two lIHOBr Sheldon in the hurdles.
man scored three free throws in this to help Jess a lot"
tee includese-llnrryp Brook. captain. of .
the ccnditiomolfieem-Mflale‘m
er of last season. promises to‘prove anti
half. %
l Olcr and Cook in the lumps. Carter
i and Johnston in'tbe pole vault. Roan
__-.~
munch toorcnd Infinite; “scorn
pared with seven oua‘of.oury,1.‘000 in
tin-United” 00. Winston.
coil-emu enrolments: ”emailed.
to attend. animal: during; the year
ml.
Those andotber significant m
broughtf out! hprfl. Vt M. of the
Undibdtm Bm-cnmcl: Eduction.
Hr; Mt penultimate!“ nan-unto
mane'perlnnliinmlinaic-m
lag «bummed in- Milan
ed there-cite. moms: lost is-
sued.
AccordingJo lir. Flight the Daniele
schools are. run six days in theme“;
giving a). lucid“ school days to the
peer. The mm. so imbued. wills
the valua‘ cg cducaticn. this they will
go to any "extrcmlty to keep children
in school.
school ms is made attractive by air.
in‘a lmpiaca to. pcpulereonget
"All teachefel.‘ says Kr. Fagin. 'munt
be able. to. instruct in music whether"
they can.sing or not. The teacher.“-
moat. invariably accompanies the aongni
tcry in & "carnal sort of‘ way."
Presidutt O‘Rourke intimates. it will.‘
be taken up irrveryyigorous me
and! thrashed out completely to“?
just wllnt- it amounts to and what
fewit may be expected‘to havecn th
imtbcooming seasomshnuid it on
thrombi
m~repreecntetivco of the Federal
lie-min tbis‘territory, the man who.
barelrcndrintervimdtb’n big clam
owner-earth Eastern Association and
fish New medulla-goo; ir ilcgn Lt
hiecKlnnom. a resident of‘Bridgeporu
nud'a workurfcr-the "derail form
numberorm husk. hunts been
“a
of the presentt'li‘ederal’iisagua. Aim
intimation that he is wcrung on him
own book. an intimation sent out on
President O'Rourkt. who utterly
Mel to reconcile the dinner that is.
beectting this league atttlm time. lei
rates. for he hears credentials from
Resident J.‘ A. Gilmore, of‘the
connected‘ with‘ the fcrmaticu cf’thoi .
Unieed‘maierbenguc, the forerunner ,
.uorcovcr. he has a lease on grounds
in Jersey City. and earpiece a club
there, nnd‘citims tint be has MM:
the promise of‘s prominent man in
New invert» back the outlaw teem
in tnntctty. If furtherevideaceie
needed. uncxfnncn Iva-present at the
New Mindanao meeting in Boe-
ton Thursday. despite tile fnertnet
the Boston newspapers failed to more
much‘of tire not; for the. ma
Journal reporter named‘ blur in- his
beccnnt'oi‘tlte union;
tug—u—
I‘m
NW ream: Jan: ne—‘Ten‘i lie-
Cram tbolocnlbcning'm an-
mm'm«mrm- nrplm to
completsebw plan-4 for" this ~ month’s
buing-sbcsrwithin I‘ force”: Mon
Grunt-hum denidehpon tbe~datet
an-yet: but tincture-twill occur ctr-the
zmror 29th;- mum Item-ans.
at “9'8“; Which be 3“ “WW“ “3 Meets“ he been in communication
of the club owners whom he h‘ns ind mm wcihknown U03!!!“ m.
with nwvioiin. whiehnllteachers no"
how to uses" School. music includ
patriotic, religious and foibacnge-
Danish wheels: do not use aspelling‘
book. Spelling is taught as a part of
.the Bridgeport Telegram that there
“MW ’ngers acorn“ of them are eagertc com-
O’chrlte declares in n statement to‘ piete some sort a! an arrangement “1
is no truth in the stories of a Fedenl
Stamford began to do some basket -Chnrley White when he came to.
throwing early in the second half. but town asked Nate Lewis to get him 3%
did not set very far before the busy good boy to spar with Nnt0~ didnt‘
Biggane and.Beckmsn bad the other, have “to look long or far, for little
three visiting players lighting to even ' George Coxey appeared on the sky
09 the score. And lhflhks 10 some line». it is George’s especial pleasure
true shooting by \icliiahon and Beck- to muss many of the visiting 381111118
man, a ties score, 27 all. existed with? men of the smaller 'ciaeses. Corey.
two minutes left. to play. No more “go to spur with Abe Atteli‘and Abe
points came to- Norwallr. but Stamford always said that (loom won the only.
broke the U9 and added “‘8 POEMS man living who could consistently jab
shining ‘32- 27 Dagon played a fast film on the nose and get away with its.
game throughout. Norwallt had to So evesybody was anxious to know
work uremic team-Mar or the gum what White thought of Corey's worm:
progressed and late in the fray. the m..- “19th Wrens“. ;
visitors were playing swift hall that “Well. what do you think of Coley?"
{ «as up to the mark in every w.sy Lo- ,aslted some one :
Raisin -------------------- MGMWDE 1‘ “M” “m“ 1" “m "5‘ °’ “1° in tho seventh round when Levin manna: tinnitus. mucous ms: 3‘
Left forward % games as he did Ins-“night, Bedlallm’ls. m cut‘overx'thi We: MEEBMT“TII. th’. MW mum}, .
Smith~ ..................... Biggane K110311913 Boyd and ”a!“ Vol” but 5&1in Mm Minimise! ”figmm 04;me
' Genter. |hslve to noun—combinations were an . draw with Jam” Ken:- Mmmtanmfl anams
{Hogan ....... * ................ Dagon 89'” 35 any 0‘1““ kind 0:. shots for 7.. m.“ downing upm textbooks
' nght‘guard. . l mum ammonium .‘ ltitugnhhti‘dmthlngtmulredfi’ ‘
Taylor ...................... O’Hara Monday twautlingflm‘ce WNW“ "
Left guard; “Slur Boyd; film RBnENGAGED .
Ecsl folks who went down to see the
“Great borer—clever - fast —- game' 1
game are loud in their praises of the and a nice little gene“ but every “ME
say the Nomulk bunch played last we came into a clinch be asked me.l
evening. it looked like a fine, well; about my insurance!"
balanced five. out the fans will get a! Charley didnt know that George
chance to see i: at first hand on Minus: the livest agent of a big company.
day night when the Stamford learnt
comes here for the second game of the
series. . %
iieckmeu and Biggsne will again belt
setting the pace for the Sixth Com time defeating F. Fleming
puny. atcenter and right forum The rated 75 at Oddo's pool room, last
lineup-last night. ionight Howley. winning. by. the large:
Stamford Not-walk. score of 100 to 28. Howley made the:
siorr'tson .................. Backman high run of the tournament“!!! he
Right for“ and ran off nineteen balls.
in
HOWLEY MAKES necoso RUN. l
Matt Howley. rated 100, had an easyl
Kusllck, ,%
Field Goals—Morrison. 5; Halilln. 3‘.
.Smith.‘.1‘:. "on!“ 1; Taylor. 1; Beck % meadow: VWNSi melee MURRAY.
man.. 5'; McMahon,. i; Biggane. 1:‘ ‘
O'Hnra. 1 Foul Goals—-Morrlson, 10':
Beckman. 5. Official—Mr. Hill.
MILWAUKEE. Jan. tip-Eddie- Mc~
Goorty. ct Oshkosh; won. the popular
decision over. Billy Murray. 01.8“
Francisco. in extended-d bout at the
.Nsflonal A.C.. last. night. in. the
“——
JONES AND DRUMMIE DRAW.
6
NEW YORK; Jon 9—Willie Johns month Maurine left humiliat-
and Youngnrummis fought a tea: ‘3’.me "M' 03.3%; .
Advertise: in: listen Sentinels.
to
round tit-swat; the Macdcrvllmr. 9,"
Weeklies, last night
in the shutout and. hougbridge in thv
League. invasion. now that the Feds
the Worm”. Grammar“ like- erals are really in the midst of the Bach Cross; sacral days ago. cross
a reasonable'oflm
% McCrnnn sinned that he- had odour
Oi
folk'witlrfihirwm W
l
"ttNI' 1““
bummer throw an veterans who gi
the team unusual strength. From
[lust year's freshman class. Crelorcin
Grant in the high jump. and clawson:
in the broad lump are likolrinters
collegiate point winners.
I Altogether Yale‘s outlook on the
is brighter than for several
years. Yale tool; the Princeton and
Harvard meets last year, but slumped
lamentably in the intercollegiate»
track
KNOCKOT‘ RESULTS IN
OONOUBSiON ‘IOF mm.
SEATTLE; Wash. Jan. 9:.--Jncit
Newton. a heavyweight pugiiist. is in
.n hoapitnl suffering from concussion
of the brain as a result of a knockout
administered lira. bout here last night.
' by Ike cohen. of San Francisco Ci)
hen. Daniel salt. the promoter, and the
Ereferee and‘tbe seconds of the two
lighters, were arrested.
777777....
LAVIN'S EYE CUT. BOUT HAUTED.
Evil 0 K. an. 9.- e vs
substituted fchchnny Hollardinpaiuet
George Ashe at the Pioneer A. 0.. last
night: The referee stopped the bouti
hm“ champion Wants. euE'L.
fought and: authored Fractionation.
ofiltatrobr; Pa... he a ten roundimatcnzi
here: last niaht: Both: weighed in une
do!” 133; ponds:
mom. nouns cHALLcucn.
Baulilitfiunr. of. Not-trail. wiafiblw.
mummashter motile ethanol
”lwm taught mm through "doing, %
Dictation
is givenme somewcinssio this istheniwe“. I80 that he was the first to Mm of‘tlte York N
the half mile, Heyl in the pole mm. "“1"“ "“1 "m °‘ Wm" “" holler out. loud with claimn of invests tint. WROMdcau and doorman
,needed." The Bible is st
gation when it was rumored that Eent- have been mod on pceaible~oppcu-
atronniy. emphasized ”1"“ thaechoolsn ern Association owners had sought a; cute:
as Mr. Mt «presses it.
3|
Children at school wearslipppraand
the girls: wear short bloomerlllbo
i which harness prominent .plmineven
the rural lmm Denmarhxhee p9
well inogivingfreedomofzmovement.
Mr. Fogbt says that..the sacret of
Denmark's high place in educational
attirel lien! int that hold: which the1
‘taaolrer. hae- upon the. entire. peoples
Every» teacher is a professional teach:
or: Tholsnlariestm- mun: the highs
surgivonzto any clean of; worker-st
Wi‘houeezwlthn vnlluhlcipleccm
of loud‘nttaciled; m‘dnrnisnedsimaddlu
tiotr tor the already: liberated-slew
Teachings“. from. my? standpoint:
made. honorable: insnemnarltl The
teacher has high school rankings.“ a
leader in both‘church and state. and
l
or age. .
Teachers: so -' thoroughly furnished
and working under such happy condliia
tun-nus— «‘
0W Mandarin .--’i'liere-
ummmfred hbrubb. tileEngr
ilsn. length-hummer, as coacb‘ or "
the Harvard crossoonntry, team waa'
mud; today. it. 'i". 'i‘tvitcb’ell.‘-‘ {
melanomas team. h'denre- j
. . moonshine» nonnr‘
thumbs“)! trainingyaix ‘
not
the:
animus
3mu" nonhuman; his Wm WM
communism-y. _
« dope nut. ML.
Wdthn
. st .
{skirted in: their physical excl-classy
culinr drone~ of: thesglrls serves . then»
is . invariably pensioned for disability-4
WI; yam. naturally. malnutrition -‘
rc chaos Mailman :
Eastern Association and working. to or betbronght borrat- or reasonable
undermine it. and it in only a few figure andJindfutione point to then-
Vacst Bros.
Agents for
Chairmen and Cole Cars
{Tooting Ears. Limousines and Thin Gabe
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All Resin. Worl0naranteed. Lowest Prices. Open Day and “taut.
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