Evening sentinel, Tuesday, March 28, 1916 · page 9

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' TUESDAY. “ARCH 28. 1916

itiiiiti tits tittiti
ititt 45-20 tittoii

Imtiyl Interstate League Team
Slowed tiller. Last Night ——
All Innis Iri- hr-cr lligb
School hslcthall Stars

 

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Local basketball fans .mliitlt-d ill
‘5 v Noutallx Ariiit :y. litrl t'\t‘ltlil-" [it
he liultil-i'l ut sewn f.‘ili§.lt"l. um.
I: We witnessed if e ntispit to.» t ius

in; of the Norwaik bziskctliail .‘tq5t/ll

\.t.tl ea.» celebrated by the local
limit-I tosscrs with ll.t‘ sittmiii; tllltlt'l
oi the littiolxliti iittcr~' tie League
11-.in by the :iiet'iiti‘i-iii.; stoic ill
41- . i 2‘“. This beattii: wns out of the
\ o -' eiet reteitenl by any team on
itt loin-5 l'lll‘ll_ and tie final result
(t'lltl tw seer» :ift't I'itc itiititttes' of
pin; 'l‘lirdeagut-n were completely

on ltssttl Hittl neier oiite had a

(rain. to put tip anything that bore
resciiibliuicc to
(-2 liit‘lfl‘lliall Ernie ltt'itii. Noni-(tilt ~
for-waid, wit.- tie stitr
frolic. but the .lt‘l'sey
“it: by
l'ryluss. Mar-

vlio petioiiiivtl ill his tls‘ll tl spec

the slin'lilt’H a same

In v of last

c-tt hing?- (‘in
y otiiitzster .‘l‘t oitded
Jtit'
\el.

to Mar style, especially ill the second

i lost-1y
"The Manhattan

Hill of the contest. itett'ii taxed set
«it fit-id liii‘kcls. besides titiitin excel
lcrt flooi work. and liryl'tiss iollowcil
(lowly with .t total oi five field floats
to l lr credit "Stretch" ilartcy. piny-
iil' against ltuckcrt. tln- tr.it l. lt‘ilillit‘
leiitt r. inanared to show the lirooklyn
[thu'itl man some points the
pat u- which he tittiently had llt\(‘l'
stun liefdrt: t‘wui'tt- Norman
pintcd his iibllity as a foul shooter.
'ilil’l \lturitv. the latest addition to [be
loud quintet. tin-played hi~

:t limit

:tnitiii'

l’iiilltlillll
nib} itics iii :I must pleasing uz-ttiiii-t'.
i-oldi"; down Sclinieelke :i niiui it
about twitt- his own size. to “0.le
.tl‘ and scoring two for himself. The
first half of the game ended with Nor ‘
\Htlk on the big end of an, lit to 10‘
M‘Uf‘f’. and the filial outcome of. the‘
contest clearly apparent. The second
ltalr was more iii the nature of ll“
'olitughter than anything else, the local
Mars taking things easy. and holding"
the visitors completely at their mer-i
(y. “Chief" Muller. playing with out.
h‘isitors, pulled some of his usual:
fouls. and Schmeellie, losing his tent :
per, took satisfaction in tearing ihei
Jersey from Ernie Reich‘s back and
scratching a long trash in the young-
:-Ici":I shoulder The crowd resentml.
Mich rowdy actions. and Muller and

Sciinicclke Were roundly scored for
their actions in this half. -
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iv‘yfc. at left guard for the visitorm

tentured for his side.
{told baskets during the evening's
pcamper. Owing to the failure of tinI
taper-ted referee to appear. Charles

scoring . five

the big rontest and performed his ser-
\ice. which was by no iiicitns an easy
one. in an excellent lllflnill‘l‘. A great.
tit'i" til trezlit is duc .\ii. \‘erlln in ac"
cording >Ut'll Ii difficult position. i
The Big Game. '

Last cvcninc's scorinu was opened
by (icoisc Norman. who counted the
first point for Norwalk after .1 foul‘
had been called on the visitors. A few
seconds later the first field basket of
the frame was scored by “Chief" lini-
Jen and the visitors led for the first
and last time during the attire game.
Murray followed the “Chief's" shot by
(i pretty goal for Norwiilk. and Nor-
man came throtfirh for Norw’alk's sec-
ond field goal a few seconds later.
Muller added another point for the
visitors on a foul. and “Stretch" count-
eii two for Norwnlk on a spectacular
shot front under the net. A foul was

then called on Brooklyn. and George! in the 125 pound clog: John Mnlon-ill is not likely that any one could betint: work.
Norman turned the free shot into nipy of st. Rita’s Catholic Club. phu..§deveioped within the next few years! ._

> i") fe came through‘detphta, knocked out Cleveland Holm.' who could defect him. Willard found;
for liroOklyn‘s second field basket of?“ Dane, in the first round. in the'. it ti. difficult task to get down to 259?:

be game. but this shot was quickly welterwei‘ht clans John Karpenski, of 3 pounds after training for Me weekly;
offset by another pretty goal by Mitc-l

horiiaik point.

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ray, who evaded the bin Schnieelkeln
a clever manner. Muller scored tin-
other point for the visitors on n foul.
and a minute later Harvey caged a
beautiful basket from the corner of
the court. Brunner scored for the vi:-
itors, and Reich can“ llll first count
[or the local quintet. (A foul. called
on Brooklyn. in: added by Norman
for another Norwnllt point .iind Reich
then came through for his Icconahno
lot of the nine; ‘roohlyn null M
ed. and um mi. ou met.
one. no bung-u u lye-h”.
pd hi ”and “at. “If”.
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stored for bulwark in the mll‘lllrk't
iiiitittiws' of play. and Fyfe caged his
third goal for the \isitms. This shot
“as lollowed by a baultet by ituckert

’fhrt-e field goals in rapid sutcession

l(were then scored by lteich. who seem

ed to be hating things all his tMn
way.
was closely followed by Norman
duplicated. his scoring trick, and Fyi‘e‘t
addtd tint-Ilier for the visitors. A foul:
was then scored by Norwalk and the“

Joe .

iit H basket was caged by lttickerl foil

the \
the locals, and Norman counted again
l-‘yfe not one for Lrooltlyn

\ isittiis.

on a foul.
and Nciman once riftire tallwd on it
tree throw. liryfuss counted from the
field Norman followed suit, and Joe
came b'ick for his fifth basket of the
game. The bell rant: it minute later.
and the slaughter was at an end Nor-
“Illk

'l‘lius closed one of the most success
ful seasons in the history of Norwalk‘
basketball.

 

'Siimmy llcbideau. Walter .\lolir, tindl

also fought ii draw with Charlie White,
of Chicago. and Benny Leonard. of
New York, will meet Bottling Kurt: at
South Norwalk. on Friday. March 31.

shitpe.

Kunz is training hard in Roodner’s
Hall for his fight, and the locnl bitt-
tler is in exceptionally fine trim.

AMERICAN Billllli

 

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COPENHAGEN, March 28. via Lon.
don, March 28.—The American [high
lists who are taking part in a series
of tournaments in Smdlnavtn and
last week won the American-Norwe-
gian championships in all three clue
es fought their second bouts in Copen-
hagen yesterday. The matches were

witnessed by a great crowd. in which; in sight. who would have a chance of‘the effects of the ordeal through which

was Prince Ange; nephew of King Al-
txandra, of Denmark.

the Cleveland Athletic Club, won from
Harold Bahnson. it. Done. in a close
match. in the heavyweight class Wil-
liam Spengler, of the Union Settle-
ment, New York, was defeated by Val-
demar Jensen. who also won from the
American in their hutch here‘ two
weeks ago. '. , _
infancy, otter knocking' out Holm,
won I boot from‘lnnucl Jacobson,
who gave him n bud fight. especially
[a the first rod-d. All the winners
rem stintr an run tho loom
can The m b.- Ql all
or no you! on tho nun-II vni.
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lteiclt again scoied for!

‘has lost but four.

13'. Brooklyn, 20 i

with limit it itllitlit ttttttt tints '

lilillllllll’S B. B. lllll

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Joe lirrfuss attain counted “out“ ten m 20 m,

Loci: fur ~ Sci-cur all
Smith Anon: Ibo Susan's
WSW:

With a percentage of .5011 for the en-
tire season, the Norwzilk huskelbui‘A

 

team closed its home season last tien
.rig .tt Iht- .\oiw..ik Armory. To date,
.wiwa'k has played twenty games and
Norman Seymour,
gplayiiig i7. eighteen out (it the twenty,

’ltlltl' iii field bani—(Pl: with sixtytwo
ito l:1-\ credit. closely followed by
George Smith. with tilt) four field

goals in sixteen games. George Nor-
man, the new forward. leads in foul

 

iCONVENT CORPORATION

i LOSES TAX APPEAL
| Judge (‘ase in the Superior court

.has denied the motion of Attorney

Milford. to correct the finding in the
[case made several months ago. This
wit snn action brought in the shape of
lot: appeal for the relief of taxes. The
town levied certain taxes on the. Law
relton hall property and the corpora-
tion took an appeal. The Superior
court found tinainst the corporation
and in favor of the town, and it was
_tliis finding that Judge Stoddnrd wish-
t

ed to have a certain paragraph cor-
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! WILLARD STANDS ALONE.

 

I No One in Sight. Now Who Could Give
Him a Battle

i Those who make it close study of

tho puxllistlc {situation asserted yeti-

tterday that there is no heavyweight

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;beatlng Jess Willard. If the chum

tpion does not decide to quit the ring,

iand those close to him any that it
t would be ditllcult for him to make this
‘ weight again. i

i It is likely‘thnt Willard will have
to retire undefeated, If he does. he .
can present his title to any one whom:
he considers qualified to thke it. in; cloned nostrlll oven um “Li“ “"
1395 xi- Junta did thll, when train-III- of 70" W “0‘! “d W“
decided to rotire. He referred a bout' an breathe Meir “O M“ “Mil“.
betwoan tau-viii um and not: Boot nnuflinl. Moving. headache, dryness.
tit auto and presented hll bony-trio manila; for broad: u mitt;
vein title to Hon. the winner of the? your cold or ,cotlrrh Wm

also
sum it. but his chin was Mr Iain can your mum an M"

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at \FSI-t'ldlltlfl cf Minot League Proton-l
signal littrt‘bflfl t‘mliiret was formed}
hutpni‘dy .n a meeting here of a mullet
tcr of the tuterniti According to Ed
l‘ci‘n‘uii. iiiaiiiiiun, “l‘” was authoriz-,
til it: incite HitDllchllonn gir member-
;t-sociation starts with
The umpires
digt'nsfit'tl ill particular the rules gov-
illlllli: live littllt and the infield fli. ‘

MPH”)! rs of the assotiatiou are Bill
tluiliiie, Pacific Coast League; George
Johnson American Association: Bar-
ry kit-t‘t-riiiiik. American Association:

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"Hnllit'lhlntl of twelve

tlarrt Howell, Northwestern Imague:
l-Jtl l-‘cliicitn. Western Leanne: Steve
t‘usack, (‘entritl League; (‘on Daly,‘

t't-ntral Lennie; liarry Johnson. New

 

 

 

Lewis thiit Moran was not able to hit
lthe towering Willard its he had plan»
ned to do. Lewis was Just as certain
before the bout that Moran could de»
lent the champion as Moran himself,

tile is training in New York at Billyzwnllam Ii. Stoddard. counsel for the and when. in round ant-r round, the
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\‘crlin look ”If. part of arbitrator in: Il‘lmits M\Iuiittsium, and is in fine.St. Bridget (‘oment torpomtion, of i'ittsburgher “as “ mark for “ll

‘lard's bitiw's. it was u bn: shock to
tlmwis. who for many weeks liiid work
‘cd incessantly to put Moran into,
,stiapo to bring home the championi

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When the tenth round came and the!
:fight was over. Lewis dropped his re-
auponsibilities as manager and turnedl
to his own troubles. For two weeks
Inc had not given vent to his feclihgm!
loot when he returned to his home in!
lthc Bronx he collapsed. and Mrs. Lew-
{is sent for it physician.

l Martin late yesterday afternoon went
lto the Lewis home and spent some
itime with his tra‘uer. He found him
tbadly broken down. Lewis was rest-
.ing comfortlbly last night. but it will
:hc some time before he recovemTrom
iiie has passed. Lewis will take it long
lrest before he does any active train-

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if
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'batli. what a gratifying change would

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of sickly. unuuniclooking men, wom-
cn and girls. with pasty or muddy
coiiiplexions; instead of the multi-
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The lineup and score'. fiwviillu Will! "fl."fl\'t‘ Willi-s as a lo‘ York s‘tatc League; 1in (minute,E Au ill'sitle‘lmlll is had by drinking
N , lk 3'00“”. ital. Th9 {Ollm‘inx Ir a summary of North thirtitiiia Lei-gut: Pop Shaun, each morning. before breakfast, a
‘oma .' .1 ~1th Noiwalk‘s basketball record. with in- Not'thtttl Mazue: i‘ercy Sltnnd, Con. glass of real hot water With a tea-
IEWIL r. L .... r. f, N mm”). tlllltlUttl scores, to date: tin] ;\--s4if‘li‘.lltlll; .ltic Becker, Three-l spoonful of limestone phosphate in it
Nomi-an. l f .............. l. f., Mliv it; 0W" N." League. to wash from the stomach, live}, kid-
llarvey, (‘1 ‘ I I I ...... c.. ”WM“. tiniucs, nents walk I --. _. neys and ten yards of bowels the pre-
lmffhif’ r. g """""" r K} “my: s‘t llrrndnn's,‘ , at no I CUT THIS OUT "1 3 WORTH =iiou.» tliiy's iiidige~tible waste, sour
Mlltzzl):.l' :(II‘W'llk I Field . ‘ Ibiskeln' ‘ \‘oiilti-rs . ..... . .. '21 35 l MONEY. .feriiientuttons anti poisons, thus
1*: i7“;- ll .f : .-. Norman .._ Harv AllNew \crlts ........ 3.3 {.5 DON'T “'33 THIS (‘tlt out mnicleansinp, sweetening and freslienlnx
u“ .. L ry u: 0' .A 'l -.i:lf‘ ,, New (‘annan ........... :34 2S \lif‘t. "lll‘lllFt‘ with 5c to Foley &: Co.,‘”"’ 9mm: alimentary canal before
“1...: Mnrrdy. —. lltook in it. -'~ All Manhattnns ....... 2' ‘3 . ‘t.it:i~o. ill, writing your name and putting more food into the stomach.
Itmiu-rt. 2; Muller. I: mumm‘ 1" - . i . 1 i , , . . 'l‘liose suhiect to sick headache. bil-
m‘” “ml“: Norman. 7; MUM?“ 2' ‘NM Landau 34 “- “mm“ min” ‘Uu wrli receive in iousuess. nasty bretith. rheumatism.
. linubur)‘ ............... 2i 1‘) ' 'fitt'ii a trial package containing Fob“
The Preliminary Game. ‘l\'nlt'l\elliockt-l‘r‘i 2:5 40 ..«\-"~ llotit-t 'tlld Tar (‘om iound for’cfiltlh. and particularly thone Who
“1" “N “m" "f ”‘9 9”"an “"‘5‘ . . ,1 “6 t, ' ; ‘ ' ‘ h ‘ I ' iliave u pullid. sullow complexion and
:t titticr one-sided iiflair. between the “mm” """"" ;_ ‘ ‘ “ gripe. "‘“g, I" co ds and croup.:‘h" are constipated very often. are
All Norwalks. a team composed of “1 human " H 1" it‘ll“ “I'm"y P'm' and i-‘oicy Calhar‘turned to obtain a quarter pound of
Norwalk young men, and ”w ”in“! l\l‘llll iiibizotir i: :7 iii. T;ll)lt'ls. Sold everywhere. lliiuestone ”WWW“, m ”“1 drug “we
sci. iols, coin (is of former Hi i ' P“ ‘ “mum ’ ' 1 V "DC which w'ill cost but it little, but is an
scldml stars, IJ'l‘liweiist‘ore ill. the end Fill Imnb‘”) ''''''' :26 I f: ! LEW|S BREAKS DOWN“ 'mt'lt‘lll lU tlt‘lllt'llr‘rfllt' ill” ‘l‘llt‘k and
Ilii.t_\ Iiiinutes' of play favored the All lmnbury """" " fit! " l “w ietiiu;kable thungi- in both health and
‘Norwnlkl If 2‘ to 10‘ withmostoftlte North litidstin ..... . .4 ii sTramcr of Marin Seriously Ill ntl “Dwarmuv. awaiting those who prac»
storing being done in the second half mm. “who.” ' .1“ ‘2', 1 . ’ H” Homo I" ""1 .m't“ lice ititeriutl sanitation, We must ro.
mint Mc'UIilltlll, oi the High st‘llmil mm m" """""" “’6 f2 ‘ “““'“ "““"“' “h" ”m“ “"f'l “0‘ "tem‘wr that ‘m-‘idc rlcaulmers .
quill‘t‘l illltl lil’tlllli‘l'lon iilltl Mllllt'il, .lt‘l‘aoh' (‘itv ............ 20 .i5 intil ltii‘ his b0!" Vllli J91"! “lllll‘d.tn]t)rp|1uptirlgu|| lll‘lli outpido. bet-arts»
M- ”w Nurwttik a" nation. we" ”mlldltliuri . . it 28 istincretl a nervous breakdown at his the skin dillis' not absorb nnlyurlhpg
stars of the mime ’l‘hc lineup: tlil‘tmlilln ............... 20 45 ilionie ill the Bronx after he returned to (‘Oltlmlinalt‘ the blootl while the
"wt-Highs. All Not-Walks. : . - ‘iront Madison Square Garden. Satur-l pores in the thirty feet of bowels do.~
Wilson. r f ____________ r. l'. Mullen: 437 652 day night, and yesterday was serious-l -- -—
irritation. l. f ......... l. f, Valentlue' """" “°'“- '3 ”1- “W “'3" a “M "0- at {he 3150.000 MORE FOR WILLAaD.
lt‘oslt‘llt). (. lllllllll C. liruthertom No. Field To‘most critical poriott of North's train-t . . .
(Warn 1 ‘ ~ ~ 1 it Whitney Cnmes.Goalil. l-‘.t:. tolling, Lewis' T-yearoltl son, Willie, Jr..(y¢hnmpion To Go on Road with Ctr.
3 - ‘ """"""" ‘ " ‘ ‘Seymmir ...... 18 62 3: 156‘dtet‘l. sun-.- that time the trainer titu- coo—Wilt Not Retire-
”‘wm‘h' "' " """""" r' “" h'“""'Smnii ......... 16 54 12 "Olendenvorui to bldt‘ iitii grief fromMo- cincauo. March 28.—Jess Willard
_‘ ~ :Mllllt'll -------- 115 32 3 “into. J, ,nrrived from New York yesterday
- llryfuss ....... 12 2 -- 6“ in Moran”. r0011!!! at the Garden with his right hlnd in bandages. 0th-
KUNZ fflls ”I tllarvry .i01»2 19 6 4‘:snlill‘dly night 1.0“; looked pale “demise no ill effects of his contest
zNorman 7 16 55 tl'lttiiiiwn. lie was always whirpcriugfldth Frank Moran in New york 81L;
[OR swam m ilil‘thi’ton . 61-2. 7 ~ . “Words of encouragement in Moran‘r'm’d'y “Sh"
illaflon . 6 iii 1 27‘citr. and made an earnest. attempt toI The champion “'1" remain ‘m‘ h"
_—_—. liteich . ........ 3 14 2s keep up his “in. when he a“. fho' funily here until he starts his mason
NM. “wk W.“ Mum 27. 1916. 1T0"... '''''''' 3 ‘ stud? of the battle ”mg "mm lmwlth aclrctiti Aprlttt. it'wna said that
\l'illie Schacfer. the clever light Nadin 2 g _.. l6lchnrge. After Moran's seventh madam! contract with the Circus calll for9
weight of New York. who his dl’fl‘m‘lmt‘kman ...... l 2 .'l 7liitl|y Lewis pulled him on the hack $160,000.
I‘d most of the best liglitwcixbts:Murmy g g _. 4‘llntl told him ‘0 keep after the chain“ __ __
aimiud New York and Philadelphia, in! __ -—-tpion.
“um"?! Wimp ”Mb” “'“ut‘ WWI-f 270 112 652‘ It wnn ll bitter disappointment to

infirm 0f ‘

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Tonight.
Eddie Murphy is. Frankie Mat-it. Al

 

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‘lteddy is. 'i'oniiiiy McFarland and two

preliminary bouts. Boston
Jack Dillon vs. Battling Levin’s‘ky

VNew York.

Jeff Smith vs. Zulu Kid, Albany.
Wednesday.

Frankie Aladdin \s. Mike Devine.
and Johnny Wilson is. Jack Donnell).
Thornton, It. i. i

Barfly Madden vs. Gus Christie,

New York, 10 rounds. ._

Thursday.
Porky l‘lyiiii \b. tiunboat Smith,
New York. i
'i‘otii McMahon \s. Teiry Kellar.

Baltimore.
Young lichuIiffe vs
New Haven.

Sammy Wiilu.

Friday.
Freddie Welsh is. lleiitiy Leonard.
New York.

Art Slrawliackcr is. Matt Bile,
Cleveland.
Kunz vs Selim fer, Lockwood‘s llall.

BASEBALL CHALLENGE.

 

 

The t‘yiua baseball team hereby
challenges the Kt-lseyn. 'i'est Sides,
Broad filters or any nther baseball
nine similar to those mentioned.

Address. if lllackman, manager, cfo
(‘yma t‘lub. .l. &- .l. f‘asli, Ltd.

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('HATTAMxmA. Tenr . Mulch M
The training oi we \' .ikees JW'L:

day consisted lh . as here, WA
on their playing togs. riding out ”:3
the baseball park and riding M31,
There was too much winter for MINT
ball. There was a cold wind and th,
men were glad no game was my“.
although one might have been if t” " 3;
field hadn't been muddy. As it in tho j

team will hire to wait until tom
before throwing the harpoon into Klf"
Eiberfeld's looknuts.

Harry Sparrow all bttt passed our
when a fan asked him if there won (
double header today. Sparrow bu I .
scheme on for today. The New Yea «
players will put on their uniforml. Il‘
ceiid Lookout and there alter their . “
picture taken for the movies. "HI.
Yankees: on Lookout Mountlin .
1916," will be the title. .

Donovan intends to work his m i.
pitchers freely during the trip north.
though the veterans will get a chum
against tier-105’s Reds.

There wns a workout of fifteen mil-
utett on the dry spots of the boil hell
yesterday. it was merely for tho x
players to unlimher their arms by " .
throwing the ball back and forth.

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