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tors describing the college athletic sit-
“lumutbstungyouneed.
' 'rtsswsrning.
Taler & Goldclll
BUILDING
day by the authorities of the Univer-
{sity of Pennsylvania. who have been
:in correspondence with English ath-
& ietes with regard to their Mahatma
' relay races and special sports.
:letters show that athletes at Oxford
and Cambridge Universities are at a
standstill. with no immediate pros-
pect of resumption.
the Oxford team that won the four
imlle relay race from Pennsylvania
" here last year, wrote:
M"“ i .
Mrs Alvin He‘erdt and Miss Clara “it is indeed dliiicult to write cheer-
at his’ house in south street, Stam-
ford,
vByington walked to New Canaan last fully about athletic conditions here in
England this ”in
' Saturday, where the) called on Since this pres
friends_ ., ent term began I have tried to see if i
* . . - _,,.. . ; could not get a few men to come down
—~Board of Relief sessions held to the “'39“- bl-ll all the ablebodied
Englishmen have left, and the best I
iliave been able to do is to get about
four men to come down, and these
:Mr. and Mrs. Frank J. Cooney of 00“” scarcely be called athletes. Titus
South Norwalk \is‘ited yesterday with You can see that conditions are We“?
relatives on Washington av,enue 9007 ""1 it ‘3 impossible to mama!
' Stamford, any competition even among the \an-
. - - . _ -.: _‘ ous' Oxford colleges. it is certainly
Miss Martha Ulmer of Norwalk too bad that we are unable to seal any
- was the guest of Mrs. c, Merton Bar- representatives after you have so cor-
"re“ on East avenue, New Canaan, dially invited “8. 'Next year. if “18
. over the week-end. i War is over, as many think it will be.
‘ __.., . ‘1 hope we shall be able to accept an
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Coles‘ and invitation if one is tendered to us.
. daughter of .\'orwalk were weekend Jackson, (111183911 and Sproule are all
guests of Mrs. Anna Dietzko of still in England. but expect t0 80 ‘0
Seminary street, New Canaan. . the front about the first of April."
‘ Jackson. Cannon and :iprouie are
Rev. J. D. Sirens. rector of St An- the other Oxford runners who com
drew's Episcopal Church. of Stamford, peted here last year
.dellvered an especially interesting lef- J H Gray, honorary treasurer of
dav. 2 to 6 p m., Room 5. City Hall.
~-.. monrisst evening, at the regular [4911- Cambridge University Athletic Club,
7
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f , boat Place.
ten services held in Trinity Church. ‘ replying to the letter gem by penmyl.
vania, inviting Cambridge to compete
~Mr. Boat Owner, we want You? in. this year's relays, wrote that all
engine, boat. propeller 01‘ gear‘orders. the members of the athletic committee
~' lowest prices for your requirements ’ with the exception of himself, are
‘ Phone 1082. c. L. St. John. Steam-'away on military duty. and that the
' university would not be able to can”!
_ . . 1 out its promise to send a team to the
. . A0103. Smith- “Ollie? 01 ’01"! W- relay games this year. “its further
, smith. of .Elmwoodavenue, saffhd to j said "
'day '0'” ”"3990! 0‘1 ““3 .Cunarder ; “I wonder if you realize the position
' "0l'd““"'v having secured “1' “Ck“ more out: of 3,000 students, 2,400 are
‘ and reservation through the agency: 3‘.” “6n service There is not lam
of J. M. Lay‘ton & 00., agents for the , PW ‘0. say, a single running Blue
, "‘19- left imCumbridge. They are, every
————-—-—- one of flit-5m. serving the country.
Mrs-1‘13 Hummgto“ 0' 21. Bay- There are no sports, all our contests
.. view avenue, yesterday afternoon'.wm, Oxford are abandoned The very
charmmgl) entertained the- members 1 running ground 1', in m by the troops
.of the Hospital Whlsi. Club at herim training here" 3,
home. After the interesting .bard ; W _._..-..t.........
games, a very fleasant social- hm";- GOUND DEAD WITH BULLET
was enjoyed during which ”@393“? “ WOUND. " '
ments were served." 7 .
‘ SAYBROOK, Conn... March 19...
With a photograph of his wife and two-
year-old boy beside him. Salvatore Con-
Mgr. James P O'Connor. pastor of
St. Joseph's church, Albany. as. Y.,
r
nation in England were given out tea
l in Pennsylvania's annual carnival of
The‘
,5 ~ Norman Tabor, the famous English'
« ”gm“, ln Néé fork. is improving mile runner, who was a member of
and one of the best known clergymen
in New York state, died at 'his‘ home
’ in Albany on Tuesday, after a short
illness of cerebro spinal meningitis}
, Mgr. O‘Connor was known to numer-
ous Norwalk people, including several
to, on his twenty second blrthday,was
found dead from a self-inflicted bullet
wound at his home here_Thursday ai-
ternoon. Déspondency is the supposed
cause, theyoung man having grieved
much for his little family in Naples,
The first at
New Grass Buffer 34c lb.
Fancy Maine rum 1“ .1
the season
125 Washington St.
Milli SPORTS
NOBOTON A. 6. SMOKSR.
The Noroton Athletic and Social
Club, of Noroton Heights. gave a ban-
quet and smoker to the baseball team,
on Wednesday evening, March 17th.
There was a good time with story teii-
ing, songs and making of plans for the
coming season. Lieutenant Charles 11.:
Oakes, of Rowayton, an old-time ath-
lete and pedestrian, holder of the
championship twenty-four hour dis-
mond medal of the New England
States, was one of the guests. Against
ten competitors in the race be com:-
ed the 100 miles in nineteen hours.
and did 105 miles in 21 hours. on the
sawdust track of thirty~one laps to the
mile. This has never been beaten
since, although the event was heidj
thirty-five years ago. Young Perry. of
Bedding. Conn.. was the second man
in the race. doing ninety-four miles.
The diamond medal, won by Lieuteu
ant Oakes. was worth $150, and thel
silk running suit given to Perry cost
825. Lieutenant Oakes gave the mem-
bers of the team a talk on leading a
clean and simple life. stating that no
man can be a ball player or an athlete
unless he does. Oakes will be the
coach for the coming season. On the
breaking up of the party the "Star
Spangled Banner" was sung. all stand-
ing and Joining in the number. The
ball team for 1915 will be composed of
the following: E. Prince. captain; Les-
ter Oakes. it. Carlson: T. Blaay, it.
Broadway, it. this“, L Roach. Fisher.
J. Osffney and Woodtlo, with' John
Bartoes as manager.
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SPORTlNG NOTES.
Charley White punched his way into
a young fortune when he astounded
everybody with his quick knockout 01
8am Robideau. in Philadelphia, St.
Patrick's night. Perhaps the only
smile that rival promoter Harry Ed-
wards indulged in was when he heard
that Jack McGulgsn's pet. the apple or
his eye, had been knocked cold in a
show that was billed simply to ruin
Edwards‘ Williams-Kimono card. Mc-
Guigan manages the National Club
and 8am Robidesu besides. When
Robldeau knocked Gallant out his
stock soared. Then comes white, one
of the spite stsra,'shifts, shoots and
Robideau‘s head hits the floor, Phil-
adelphia wants to see Charley again,
so they've sized him up to meet Char‘
ley Thomas at the Olympic on March
29. Charley will get 31,50 for his end.
All the final arrangements for the
Cross-White» bout of March 25 were
made yesterday. Each man posted 5500
Enlist India Tea Company
. Tel. 31:.
So. Ner’wslk.
world’a
victories.
The Braves, infield-will be com-
posed of Schmidt. Even, Smith and
Hannvllle. " Smith, who broke his
log a few days before the champions
lined up against the Athletics in De;
tuber, is covering his old position in
lively style. Sherwood MISBQECon-
nolly and lions will look after the
outfield. Magee, a clean-up hitter,
will be placed fourth in the batting
order. and Boston fans believe he will
strengthen the team immeasurably.
series with four straight
Hank Gowdy and Wbailing will. do'
all the catching, while Rudolph. Ty-
ler and James. the Big Three of
1914. again,wili be, called upon for
strategy in the box. if Stallion can
run the machinery so that it will
run at top speed in April the Giants
will have to hustle.
SPORTS 0? ALL SORTS.
A remarkable thing about the loo
yard swimming race for the champion-
ship of New South Wales, where Duke
Kahanamoku made his world's record
of 53 453.. is that six men finished in-
side of 58s. 0. Cupha, of Honolulu.
was timed in 55 His" while A.-W. Bar-
ry is reported to have-beentlmsdin
56s. W. Longsmrth. J. Stedmsn and
B. G. Page were close behind. No
such dying scusdron ever swam in a
loo-yard race. Kahansmoku was best-
an by. smiths New scam WIIOI,
by's touch ln'lthe 4to-yard‘cbamplon-
ship ,k
A; letter from Dr. Walter Eitson.
honorary secretary of the Berlin Sport
Club. to Rudolph J. Schaefer, of the
New York A. (3.. is replete with infor
mation about German sportsmen who
went to war.,,pr. Ettson writes that
about 000 mempers of his club are in
the ilold pad SEW have been award-
ed no fewer than 50 Iron Crosses. of ‘
which 10 weroqof the first class. Carl
Diem. cf the commission which visited
this country a year ago, received the
Iron Cross for valor in storming a
'trsncbstroughoid.
Max Hoffman. the great German mid-
dleweight distance runner. who gave
Homer ‘Bukewsuch a grand race in
Berlin before ,the war broke out. and
who died as adieutenant while defend-
ing his regimental colors. was a pupil
of “Jim” , Lightbody, of Chicago. the
Olympic champion in 1904 and 1906.
Frank Gotch's protege, the much
touted Joe 8tecker, has come along so
fast in the wrestling game that an of-
fort is being made to match him
against Charley Cutler. claimant of the
heavyweight championship. Cutler
has offered to take on Stacker for a
purse, to be split 15 and 25 percent.
Miss Dorothy Becker. of San Fran
for weight and appearance and agreedl
clsco. and'Mlss Ruth Stacker, of Hon-
former residents of Albany. : whencp‘he came two years ago and
I . _ found work with the Shore Line Elec-
Word today from St. Luke‘S-HOan‘tnc Railway gummy, '
. pital, New York. contains the inform ‘ Conto was of good character,
ation that Dr IRichard ll. Bohapna‘n" s! and industrious
condition is highly encouraging. had
a speedy recovery is promised.
‘ operation performed by 'Dr. :Robert T. l 7, .
" Morris was highly successful, and Day '
«Bohannan may be expected to returnl-
to Stamford and resume his practice
shortly, with health fully restored.
sober
LY.
Young Wagner knocked out Eddie
Forbes with a right hook to the jaw
Jin the first round at. the Long Acre
A. C., New York, last night.
A Young Business
Man
India has a‘ savings .accdunt here i '
. told us a plan which may help
‘- ' . others. He said:
“I draw a certain amount out
of my business every month and
deposit it in my savings aCcount.
no matter~whether business has ‘
An WAGNER FINISHES FORBES EAR--
‘0 make 135 '1 2 0'0““. TN! 13 1110‘ oluiu, recently met in two swimming
first time Cross and White have really mega .t Honolulu. Miss Becks]- won
signed up for a bout On three differ the same race on an unintentional
ent occllsions the pair were oflmd font in 33 4-53, but Miss Stacker easily
matches, but each time negotiations} won 3 race .1 440 ”“1“!!qu 3 3.5,,
fell through. Nate Lewis turned to' Walter Mace, the Yale baseball
and said: "Now we 've got you TM” 6103. of the college mson. He has
different times we had the chance to had a special invitation from Maurice
meet your brother, but you made it McLaughlin. ex-champion lawn tennis
l possible for him to crawl out of each player.
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d n 11 that Sam had to “y remarkable showing in cnlistments for
man s. was a - service in the European war, The
“303‘“ by “W Charley will knock Argonauts alone have sent fiftyotwo
Leach out in four‘ounds and I‘ll done
then to the front. ,
it out for on. Sammy. Gallant best
Cross badl; twice. Bobldeau knocked "MikeWeranm' keep- cuttins‘down
Gallant out and White knocked nooi- hi! mile record. He celebrated his
deau out in the first round. It’s a first ‘1’me under l-hB “1111039 A.
matter of simple arithmetic. cam. £10010" by villains- handicap mile
Charley has knocked out every siug- in “10 “MOWM‘OQX A. 0. games. in
ger he has met and Cross is a take “11858191110.“th night, in 4m.,
one chance slugger, depending on one 21 4-53. That is wonderful going 9n a
crack to win his battles." 13-3311 track in a handle» nee.
Bob Fltasimmons has finally decided
STALLINGS FIGURES ON to let his sob bayou try in the ring.
EARLY srsnr m canvas He is to he aim I boat in Brooklyn
0-.— Frankie oszlifornia. figures
been good that month, or bad. I
don't gal/alt till I’m sure that I,
have made a big profit before
considering my savings account.
The result is that I have a fine
reserve fund in the bank to fall
' back open if necessary}
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