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Milan: at Outcome of
ffut-‘(llm in the Amotytut
I. bill: the New Canaan contingent
est wild with joy. the basketball
from that village came back
-. 115' mine second half or their
lrd game of the series with the local
ista anilianded Norwalk an artis-
,o drubbing to the tune of 27 to 18
9 first half was a toss up between
'0 twp Hammond when the bell rang,
boy were tied with eleven points
IIIILi Norwaik forged ahead during
8 first part of the second half. but
ddcnly went to pieces and allowed
[9 ”Next to heateners" to pile up
.New Canaan's "man of mysteiy
' red to be none other than our old
I"end, Johnny Beckntan. of the Blue
bbons. Johnny showed the local
as that he was not quite all in lei-it
niug. by stringing up four field
II'sltets, which tied 'him with his
om mate: White for the highest hon-
thrythins was distressingly
. aceful last night duiing the game.
10 seiious arguments breaking out
ther mnbh‘jlt’ flib hbbctntors or the
layers Ghlotto refeieed :1 g
3111111. and neither 'sidomhould. '19“
. Iy kirk coming on this, score.
The piglhmnnr grime was a good
‘ntest held’e‘en 6 Sixth Conipa‘ny‘
(Initially Seconds of Stamford. much
I 3' latter IIwoii by the score of 23 to
‘- Brennan. of the Seventh Seo-
s wag the stat of this game.
The Big Game.
”The star exhibition of the evening
die first count of the game.
the free shot.
it'g'irlletiA on Noruulk He followed this
shot up with wnice heldgonl end the
9.11am: delegation took advantage of
is lead and expressed their delight
15. a fine mannei. “Nome" Seymour
he expressed their satisfaction in
e form A foul was called on Nor-
k ,nntl Beckman added another
. ark fo1 New Canaan. Seymour come
"och With another pretty field goal
lowed». this with a fine field goal.
‘lerer"' 'Chnstopher Leonard, “The
“panbbry Wonder.” then stuck over a
rootei-s went wild. Fouls were then
lied on Norwalk and New/Canaan
Irespectliel), and' Seymour and
. Eek)” both counted on
{brow "Pie" 111111511 then scored 11111
both teams put up a game: fight
phisvhalf and the scoré Stood at
Minute intermission.
W— started with” a. rush dt' the
III-ugh baskets to win the game eas- I
nds of’Norwnlk. and the Seventh.
y'sitots seemed well away. The New'
sand also a free shot, when a foul was.
‘ lied on New Canaan. Innings (op-Sixth "Smock
. shot, on Smith. and the New Canaan ‘
the free ‘
rel basket of the game as the bell A
11 ending the first 1111 of the bat— '
lto the Teutons last year.
ply rolled over
floored and gasping for breath.
l
‘in bet“ een baskets the.
Beckman.
by
thing like familiar teims,
enemy's basket.
0nd aftet
Ito 18, against Norwalk.
Johnny Beckman was easily
star of thtf game. although
Norwalk's
lbtittle between themselves but
Iahooting.
Norwalk.
Rllthtiforward. .7
o
Bockman. 6; Seymour,.~b.-
The Preliminary.
up:
Left: guard.
Right forward
NW
it. on. P.‘ . 1111 ”I. conmx
. aanben they left the soon for : - .
They sim-
them and left lhem
intuit 1111111“
Thin!
offensive was launched and carried
out entirely by Johnny Beckman and
White, of the New Canaans, and not!
.the New Canaan team as a whole. Af-I'
ter the smoke of the battle had clear '
ed up somewhat, it was discovered
much to the distress of the local fans,‘
that these two had sutceeded in cogl
ting four baskets apiece in rapid suc l
ceasion, besides two it ee throwsmadc;
cleter
These eight baskets Were
too much fot Norwalk and, after the
first too counts at the first of the
period, the locals were unable on an) .
with the.
The bell tang a sec
“Becky" had uncorked his ‘
fourth basket, and the stole stOod "7
Dryiuss,
new man, otherwise known
as the “Manhattan Marvel " 'showed‘
up in his usual line shape on the floor ‘
Smith and Leonard staged a. pretty
hIonots broke. even. neither. being frh ree
long enough to have mam chances at
Lineup and score of‘lhe big gahic: l
New Canaan.
Mullen .5.... ............. .- Beckman
o .
Scone —Norwalk: Seymour, 2; Dry
fuss.” -; Mullen, 1: Smith. 1. New (‘11-
nnan: ;Bockman.__i; White. 4: Cuhill
1; Kelly, 1; Leonard. 1. Foul goals:
The preliminary was aiéood go be-
tween the Sixth Company Seconds of
finned somewhat in the hum of the. Norwalk ““d “3° Seventh Compani
mom when "Rod" Kelly caged ‘holSeconda of Stamford The Seventh
Where after 11 bit of skirmishing for Company b0" completely outclassed
A famine locals in the first hnli. and the
was then called on the visitors, nndlbe“ rang mm the “cm 16 to 4 in fa-
Norman Seymour made good use ohm" of "‘9 v.isit01s
idne showing in the second 1111.11011-
-“:’Harry (.ahlll then came thiought-ever' and With a few minutes more to
'tb another field goal for the visit-t play might have ucceeded in head
L and “Becki” added another point' in: oil their opponents. The work
fox New Canann.:tfte1 a foul had been that the Norwalk youngsters did m”
be eludged from the fact that in the
second half the visitors made but sev-
.en points. while the locals succeeded
in putting up fourteeen to their credit
before the gong ended the play. Bren
nan. on the Seventba. was the slur of . 1
me through at this moment with'me game, ”d seemed to be a wonder
rwalk‘s first field goal and the local.1 5“ caglng baskets.
Norwlilk made a
. The locals played
‘ln hard luck however. but they put up
one of the sampled fights ever made on ‘
the Armory 11001 and witn‘ a few min-
tires extra to- play, the score might
have told a different stOry. The “no
'ISoVenth Seconds.
Whitney, Miller ........ Cohen
Jack Curley is considerably wrought
up over the insinuations that he
' “double crossed" Tex Rickard and
ISum Mct‘racken in connection with
the matching of Joss Willard world'5
lchanipion heavyweight, and Frank
Moran fat 11 ten-lound, nodeclaion
ba Me in New York. Cutley assever—I
ates that he never was in any way an
agent for the Rickard interests. and
that he never made any move that
.uould lead to justify such an im-
tpression
nient last night:
“i offered Frank Moran :11, 000 to
box immediately after the first Moran-
H.0ffye fight. 1 now always éio‘otl
ready to pity Willard $30. 000 for such
a fight 1 use? 51151111015“ grunge-l
moms tofu” strip West on
January 5. 1111114151. time i ever
IaIerd 01538191111133!“ for a match
the
l was called to I mfllng between
111 immanent-ken}, Jimmy donn-
ston antlt‘Willlami'WBliman. Richard
asked me Willlrd'! min for 11 Jon-
round 1111111111 with Moran to be held
on bianfiikm-M York. 3 dob} him
330 000 in» 1191111111511 that the price
Smith -.”.5..5....~n...«.~..«—WM .1-
laettfnrward. .Wfll hlcit.~ mid 1‘ NWTtblt l 'was
Hmwv . ' ' ' - “ “mu’llIwil'ing to“'p'1i’f'W‘lllfiliI"tliaT amount
, """ Center" . .. myself for l’the' some mhtoh and 1
Dry! difln't see why he should take less
use ...................... Kelly ,
. Lent. frbm any one ois‘d‘,‘ find when:
tSoymour . ,l , , Leonand ‘ P" “If?“ in this mhfke t handle the
{.3 .3181“? l - to rob ut 1 lim hot in a position to do
hit your 111115 I‘ll step out aside for
you! They agreed to the price and l
' wired:'1‘om.lones., Next alumni-1
received a wire from Jones aaylng that.
any March date was too early. and
I told Rickard sen ~
“Now‘ i did not go West so 111.
Richard's momentum“ or anybody
else‘s. Kl,
West for im. why did be send Well
than West with 11 statement signed by
Richard and McCracken authorizing
him to do business for them? This
they did the day after i started West
And why did Wellman boost the offer
to Jones 82.500 twenty four hours he
tore l arrlvodln Kansas City? For.
remember, i didn't go directly to see
Jones; but wont to Denver first. where
i had o‘ther bhsiness.”
on it on it 40
CHICAGO, Jan. zit—Fielder Jones.
manager '01 111511111111“th St. Louis
Browns and Feds.- thinks the average
tire of a ball player in active service
is all too short. With proper care, he
says, aIIpinyor shouiu be 1n,the,game
at 55 61': 40... “The life or theahernne
1.1111 player 153101 more than litre 011
Taylor ............ .-.~.. .... O'Mnm aux years. 1111115011511 tow f‘bat the
Right guard Into" ot' a star» is something hotter than
115cm. ..... ,.:.... ......... Holland amen years. $1515. endure because.
Centre l0 be a star. younmnot take proper?
Sherwood... .Illitcliheld caiie 0‘! mum Herrera; there
« Left toward. .h _, -are'n’t mammary You easilyocm
plankinsn ..1 .... 3151111.. comm their? 1111151111 tho-present July;
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Curley made the following state-j
with Wilidrd was 5111911111111 10. when :.
iiitroil if! tld t'box';
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Rickard thought I wont]
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. _ Mop. But if you go back a few-{yoke
: you'lltfind Hint—Winner Leech: “ , .
entail; wallow, 913111150de good ’
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“Mysterious" llilly Smith, who was1
welterweight champion nearly twenty
years ago. says he will ro-entei the;
ring. He has actually gone into’
}training at Portland,01e. ‘
E Smith is forty-six, but says he can
whip most present day fighters of his.
Iwelgbt He weighs 175.
“i don't need money " he says,
l
l
1
low up. The difference between the‘
lighting or the old days and the pres- , .
out day dancing will be apparent}
lwhen 'I step into the ring." I
When in his prime Smith would
«Iflght a buzz saw it it challenged him. i
He fought men of all weights and'
lwaa one of the cluoreut that ever
nailed on a glove.
‘ Smith was the first to detest Georlo
l tKld) Lavina. lightweight champion,l
who had not been whipped in mm
yous before he met Smith in a four~
teen- round bout at San Francisco inI
1899.
file made 11 fortune in the ring andi
gave away 11 lot of his money He has.
little of his fortune left but enough
to live comfortably.
WWW
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. 1.023 DON .1111. 25
311115.511. mined by kn'“ ‘5
down 11111 lentils wag, omits [I ,‘m
heavy weight champion of the, world.
is now mule-clog in o landoh hoe-
with which he did the ”deed carried
away at the on!” by 3 Gem shah
was not a success. and a second won
well.
Jack himself feels glad it We: no
worse, for he was a sergeant in the
famous “Prince” Past" which bore
{the brunt of the terrible day in the
second battle of Yproo.
Before he enlisted in the army at
the outbreak of the war. Jack Mun-
roe wis mayor of Elk '(IlIity. Ontario.
1111111111111 It in
or Bliilllllll Willi-8
is 111111; of the basketball court deaplto
the fact. that Yale deb tired her- in this
first contest.
The Qubkera’ vie:
mouth in the game 1‘
however. served to
vent: the back on to
torios won out of 1‘
Yule and “Princeton are in a tie for
second place, each having won two
games and lesions. Cornell and how
mouth too, are in a tie for room
place. with one victory able» mow
defects. 'Columblo. on too. poor start;
is still having dlmcultywin getting un-
tie!“ way- and 1611511. third game will
of four starts to the Blue on Saturday
night.
Mohlehpl; of Pennsylmlai. lead:
the. individual sebum with 59 palate.
~‘y . over ' Dart“
-Saturday night
it the Pennsyl-
'thth triflefivic:
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Id his to show 1 row of these rail ,.
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necessary, but [1615 1101 getting along .' ‘ ‘
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11m. Jan. 25,—The an—
1911th that. the? Cornell Uni-
versity Athletic Association 1L“ sign-1‘
ed Cannibal: Mbakley to a. ten-year
contract. to train theithaoo 1111511 11511111
is another example of {119.111.1551 in:
onion Cornell looks ahead in" themat
tor of collegiate and intdl‘colléxiuto
sports. Moauoyoome to Cornell sew
edition years ago “and since 1899 has
hid charge of the" incl: and cross
country sounds without? a ‘bzeali if
he lives. out the term of 1111' new con-
tract: with Cornell he will have served
the Red 11111 White for twenty-awed
11M record. which is uneuualled
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oldUSA. Srnolnetheugardtetobaooo
tinofibgl'omfor three generations—“Bull?
relishy taste of "Bi-ll" pubs the
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you ever did hobo». Made the 1151155..
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niellbw- sweet flavor found in no other
tobacco. And its aromatic fragrance is
cigarettes before are 1:: ‘1“rclizngtheir own :.
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amid ‘11 of cigarette papers;
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by the forolook and prevented any ri-
val univorslty from lifting the famous
cuchi ‘
The same method was pursued. to.
«some meat. in the case of« Dr M.
fer-once, and recently:
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secure a touchdown the 55111535111115
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at.tion that the try for goal tritium
touchdown about!- he abqlmi ;,'1‘I
movement to regular the ball debut! '
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result. when: Yam: alumnl‘: expressed
the dlIl'lmtth Sharpen-9mm to New
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