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NEW HAVEN, Jan. 12.—¥dreworkslord M being in tavor of having the
were conspicuous by their absence at* Eastern Association “close shop" tool
the meetingot the Eastern Association? one season. but the introduction of;
directors, held at the Hotel Garde,yes-f this resolution was met with s polite
lerday afternoon, Routine businesstthroivaiown. Several reasons, especial-
occupied all of the time of the mogulsp l? the hard times, were Offered IS ti
and instead of President O'Rourke in? incentive for such action. but the di-
stitutlng any formal charges agalnat‘rectors merely hushed at Clarkin’l
certain members whose alleged dick-l scheme. President 0'30“?“ stated
cringe with the Federal mgue had} that the territory must he kept in
unused quite a newspaper flare about! “working order" and the Hartford
the circuit. the meeting developed in: sentiemsn had noihins more to say.
to one of the. most peacelul ever at-l The PM t0 I’ll! two 8811105 series
tempted since the inception of the: in each city when 908811318 was 31109"
Eastern Association. April 26th and? 9d without 8 dissenting V039 and “I“
September 6th (Labor Day) were ‘19.! was followed with a suggestion from
cided upon as the dates for opening; Jack Zeller, of the Pittsfleld club, it!
and closing. respectively. As a result: vorlng the adoption of the split-sew
of this action the 1915 schedule is all-l son idea. ' Although discussed at
lomatlcaily shortened one week over. length, there was 110 50110“ taken.
that of last season. The question of: Th8 split-season idea 18 ‘11 V08“ in.
the New Britain and Waterbury iran-. several minor league circuits thronen-
cllises was brought up for discussion" out the country and it is said that
but no action taken. There was put the plan hasproved a huge success.
information at hand as to whether orl informally the mosuls discussed the
not the owners of the Waterbury {ran-3 DI‘OBDGClB 1'0? next "88011 and all we”
cilise intended to continue in theiunanimous in their opinion that the
league. as the Brass City was not rep-3 coming one would be an improve-
resented. This called for a delay in; meat over the past, both financially
(‘Umpit‘iing the circuit and the meet-’ and as regards the grade of baseball.
ing was adieurued until next Monday” it- was pointed out that there will be
when the directors will definitely de-i a wealth of material this year and
“ (ride to continue as an night club long-l that the minor leagues would benefit
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playing that was served up in the
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by the same team. in last Friday's
fracas Stamford, in a sensational elev-
enth honriinish, trimmed Norwaik by
live points. Last night orwaik's rep-
resentatives turned the ts los and won
from Stamford, 34-29, in a contest that
will so dawn in local basketball his-
tory as one'of the best played. games
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some'great shooting by Beckman that
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;want—sl: Stamford. 29. it had been
1 a thrilling tussle.
E The probable opponents for next
; Monday night, at the Armory, will be
5 the All New York. whose great speed
1 caused them to (hint the Sixth Com-
? puny, 55 to 27. on Christmas Nidlt.
3 ‘Norwalk will continue to play the ‘
lssms team that appeared last night.
including Beams! and Blame. it
1means some more test basketball at
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The Norwallt Highs found Stamfm‘d
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suited 18 to L and the mound hit. 1:
to 4, both in favor of the visiting stir
dents. .
Rich and Cellos were boot'ior the
Stanton! tout; Lonchsk and ms
McMahon. for Nor-walk High. The io-
cals can do hr better work than my
did but evening and ought to note
a good "come buc " at the expense or
future opponents. There is good tim-
ber in the Green and White squad
Last night’s scores:
Norwslk.
TEL. 18.0.
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he or go back to the six club plan. In-i through ~ the retrenchment . policy
tlications point stronglyyto the elimi-I maped out by the maiol‘s.
nation or Waterbury and New Britain“ Those present at the meeting were
however. The schedule allows for 126l Hugh Roddy. Bridgeport; William
games with ‘eight clubs against 120: Sclllnski. New Britain; Jack Zeller,
with six clubs. 1 Pittsneld; James ll. Clarkin, ilal't-1 John Hog“ was no weak man on the;
it was left to James H. Clltl‘kln,’ lord. and Eugene McCann, New Lon-i attack, and the three local lads, while.
owner or the Hartford club, to figure; don. Clarkin held the proxy of Wil-i lacking the general
meat. from the crack men, Bmith. ‘Big-
guns, Morrison and Backmen, down to'.
the new Stamford recruit. Young Kel-
ley. Not used any of the others feel]
slighted in the resume of the play:
the day. Although Clarkin retired! while New Haven and Waterbury!“
from the meeting long before his fa-l were without representation. Owner]
experience oil
in the most startling development otf liam E. Carey. of the Springfield chlb. Beckman and Biggane. lent able as}
stance in every department 01 play. 1
low moguls, he but comes a weilvprc-I
pared speech that would have put Wil-;
lism Jennings Bryan to shame. Clark?
ln‘s words ‘were in reference to his aI-l
lsged dealings with the Federal long-5
no agents and the Hartford mogul'
took occasion' to upset all oi illosc‘
wild reports by entering an emphatic
denial of any treasonable act. it had
been reported, from tithe to time, ill
the newspapers that Clurkln was con-
templating {deserting the Eastern As-
sociation in the interests of culinary.
That. he had never conferred with
Pellet-iii League men and that the.
“ subject had never been given any“
‘ thought until brought to his atten-l
lion through newspapers, was Clark-l
ill‘s surprising statements, Clarkin
uttered this information voluntarily:
and then sat back in his chair while
his brother moguls stared on hlln in
astonishment. At no other time dun;
ing‘khonleeting was the Federal Lang-3
- us discussed. Clarkin went on teen
(marge Cameron “0119““! that PM” I pected by the tans. excepting possibly‘
idem, O’Rourke hold his proxy but “19, those fortunate to witness the preced-l
latter, for some unknown reason. re'i mg battle gt Stamford. The latter per.4
fused. The meeting lasted thUt tW°‘ sons doubtless realised that there was1
hours and a half. Clarkln, of Hart-i» something to 919 team when it had al-l
ford. left. after the-moguls had been: most ’proved a winner in‘ that game.
; in session but forty ihhluiefi- stating i The seven hundred people who attend-l
. that ‘he had important business to; ed last Vnightvsaw the game playednsf
transact in Hartford. lit has not been
While the moguls were in sessionmme. .
Al Banwart. a Federal League agent,} The new center, Blgganc, had to;
invaded ille lobby of the hotel and rev; face the toughest basketball VOWEL:
mained there for nearly an hour. To. tlon possible, in opposing Georgel
newspapermen he stated that the out-g Smith. Biggane. in his calm. steady!
laws expected to go through with} style._was a factor that weighed holly.2
their plans. that of forming an 918M ily in the final reckoning. smith had‘
club league in New Ensland- '96. all of his well-known skill, but found-
stated that he was satisfied With the? his ability not ‘quite enough to sweep
way in which things were women“ _ by his opponent. Biggano's scoring in1
and that the outlaws would surely bei the first half meant a great'ieal. too. ‘.
in a position to furnish opposition tori At right forward the fans 3",. in;
the Eastern Association this season.F Beckman, a may“. without an an”,
Banwart was in conference With, J01“ rent weakness. One of the best marks,
.n. Judge..o!the East Shore Amuse-4 men .in the basketball line‘thst has!
mont Company for some time. i‘ . 1 ever trod the Armory court. Beckman}
played locally in some’
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' geruld,- who counts out some of Young
‘Shugrue‘s moneyrfor Shugrue and then
'counts out a little for himself after
each light, is determined that ‘ even
Crossshall‘no't thwart his "’y plan to
'i'orce Freddie'Weishinto a‘iight for
the world's lightweight title. '
“I will post’35,000 to go as a guar-
antee of good faith, weight and part of.
side bet it requiwd-to make that fol-l
low give'Joe the chance he has honest-
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them all in ten rounds. He laughs ati
(’ross; He'll do it- again. Whipped'
him once. you know. Now if Welsh isl
honesthe willflhave to accept our chub} Hoppe, Twat-id's balk line champion, ai
[lens-e or get air the throne." Joe ‘has‘ defeated Melbourne lumen. the Eng-Ta
-' established his right; lot Welsh “hellish champion, .here yesterday after-i again to _évan'§lindlngat23.23 “a 25.!“
Jersey will back right up to Brown's, ,
{front door tonight to see that feather“ sawed from one team to the when;
,welght affair between Banty Lewis and. with the. home fine seneraliy on top. ;'
. night.” said Pete hotly. "Joe whipped, J‘
"—— 45—- ; also is one of those swift, hard playing;
round bout. That will be ample.” gathletss, who does not depend upon}
' , his teammates- “feeding” him the bait;
“Small boys and cripples get hack'of H6 8088 in, and gets the. ball for him-l
the ropes." as George Ade would say
of that Al Reich-Jim Flynn tilt at the
Broadway 8. (3.. in Brooklyn. tonight.
itis the fourth time the ’sltyroglgots
and red and green lire have'been made‘
ready. This time the light will go on ,
and if it is a ilivver—well, those boysi without any ”8111118!“- ,
hadbetter not spill the i'isilcbeans an; Against the clever Jimmy Morrison.
don’t. Beckman picked out just seven?
held baskets last night, from all angles;
and distances. He and Biggane aretile’
mall the light talkithat has emanatu Bill O’Hara was at his best. it wealj _
cd from their several hospital cots.ia 800d 881116 O’Hara p11,! upnhd W011i
Looks as lithe neighbors’hhlldren are _ him much esteem locally. Dagon and!
going to see alight. ' McMahon favored with fine bits of}
team-play and put forth telling eitcrtsl
Brown's.'3t frequent intervals. ‘ l
During the first halt the lead whip-
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mlny McVeigh. i The score was tied at 2-2, 4-4. 11-11, 135
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Home. 127: is:werenpltojng.uenled-andwound up!
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latest basketball idols in Norwalk.; ’
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