illii IIIHI m
limo {can at Grand M33
Ioumoy Next floutil ' V.’
NEWH Having Feb it; «The «ousti-
13.5; mm; o! bowlers that ever rep"?
{3%}le New Hgvcn MR. 911.11 9“; 9f
leie next month fol Grand. £38813.
mm, whore. Viiiejllll? tournament ”ti
roe Ame'rican Bowling CongréSs will:
be staged. Charles Johnson. manager
ut‘ the local team and president and
treasurer of the New Haven Bowling
{assoc-tattoo. last night announced that
tile entries will be forwarded to 890‘
Idtary laugtry tot-lav
The team selected to represent New
Fawn at the tournament includes Jo?
mph Poi-Io, ('iharles Schooner, Charles
liobusou, Ardoliuo and Mort Lindsey.
rThose stars are the five highest aver-
age men in the city tournament new
drawing to a close. «Charley Huge-n-
aivrble and Charles Ferry will be talk-
{'11 along as substitutcs but wlliget in.
to the twomen .even't.
. Well Balanced.
New Haven bowling fans who hate
closely followed the fortunes of the
local favorites predict that this will
be a banner your for them. On paper
the team appears to be onc oftbe
M381 balanced agglcgattons in the
emulry and it will be truly disap-
. painting if the stars should {all to flu-
inn up among the leaders. During the
rust i'e‘w wecko the local men have
hoe-Iii many hours in practicing on as
I») be wellprimod tor the leading
howling classic of' the year. ‘
This your every pi'cdiction made lu-
rlculcs that Grand Rapids is going to
pile up an entry list. of. close to 800
I 'Iams If it docs not excited that mark
and that will mean four full “lacks
wltlf :00 clubs Iiiapose'd of every 3611-3
4 ‘1 dais Sixto’cn alley; am being laud
in the Armon building more. which?
'1‘ ill allow tlIirIy-tu'o clubs to dispose
, 0;" their games each day it would
take tu'cVVntylivc lull days to com-
pletc the schedule of all 860- club
meet. and it Ilooa not look likely limit
:ScCIelam l \ngtrv \Iill crowd the‘
z-alicuulo with thleo flvomeu squad. 3
a. day ill order tIr gain limo V, i
High, Scores Expected.' -
lllgll acuroa Inc cuItaizI to come,
: Id it IIill take more liiiui tibia 8808,
that gm’i lb?» Commodore Tian'ys‘ their
Itctory last ycuI and their 2909 thoI
‘ your before, that won for thorn at:
“i“coriu to win this year's lourcls. ,A
will! floor with good heating laclll~
. Iaes will mako the. pins fall fast, and
.4 l9 aIIuoI‘y seems to possess both lure
uulmucnls.
I‘m: So“ lluvcu bowlers have to
.1, on no notification as to the date!
allotted thou: at .(l'razul “Rapidsfiutl
I'udlcatioua am that. they will go om
I‘m strips the latter par! of March,
III of the Saturday turd "Suufiay dates
Tl we boon allotted by now and too
Mondays and FIidays me being hum.
Ni by Ibo latcigentranta. Chicago
.:I'Id ‘St: [cuts were well favilrad in
6’ 1er week-cud Ilatos, although the:
iltriiiuy'Cin players are compialnbtg
because thcy got only oucquartcr oi
. nu- cream dates. about 39 of their tax?
k Iwncd 120 clubs only drawing tlIcI
gIod places on tho schedule“. .
II
Ii;
HITTiNG THE MAPLES
The Noruaik duck pin loom invaded
the ' Janice Alloys last night, and .tor
. H19 second‘timc this week fouled the
Palace-Ilfsharks" in two games out of
three in' a match for the city cham-
pionship; The uptown representatives
lad llttlé trouble in capturing tlte‘I
first two gani'cs but in the last con-'
Just, the Palace boys . pulled them-
selves together, and taking admit-l
3.ng of a lack of eIItlIuslaam on the
part: of the Norwalk rollcrs, managed
j H slip over the last: gam9‘, and a'yoid
' ‘ a threeatraight defeat. '75." .
. . The match “’85 a luéky one
. l‘xorwalk inasmuch as a new star
it-alliug from the First. District. was
Ithcovemd. This Ivas none olher than
one George Boyle formerly of Boston.
but now a resident of Nomadic Boyle ‘
hit tbe~maplcs in great style during
. ingly Impoéaible spams, and then got-
tin; big allots, winner] to pull tho
mo; out o! the fire tor this: .
or gbe evening with 11?.
‘88 inch mimimm.':
“mm lion! mg-
are ommotmmmj .
,. itiaiil'rsiiho, Conni,:.Foli.‘16.~AEI-'
' lethin scheduled time—‘11 month-wand
.der, 3130 a Bridgeport boy, in the star
,‘crowd attended the smoker.
iour fast rounds to II draw
for .V
the first samenond by making may ‘
Palaci
_ 83
Treadmill .... 83
{imam ......... L 96 86 81
Taylor ' ............ .. s; 90 113,
Teal ............... .. 90 92 9‘9
Stick ..........92 89 94
Aymuit ........... 99‘
M w—-— non-Iv
445 440 477
While the Norwalk: Worn taking
two out at three from the Palace team
last night, the Independents, wuo also
hall from the 'First District. and who
are leading the championship race at
the present time, defeated the Tigers
in three straight games at the Nor-
walk Alleys. The representailves
from the Cedar Street Alleys put up
some good games, but they were not
in the class of the uptown youngsters
last night. Unless we miss our guess,
it will behoove both theVNorwalk and
the Palace teams to Watch the India.
pendents, who have been doing some
great rolling since the opening of the
tournament. Kunz and Miller, both of
the independents. Were tlcd for high
single honors last night, With 105‘
apiece,Ibut Miller got high total with
a score of 284. Always a good bowler,
Miller has picked up wonderfully
since the opening ol’the champion
ship series. and his bowling has douo
much to put the independents at the
for,
the gymnasium movement. is oproadv
I: liliOUIluul ‘
schools of this city.
Something wrong 3
6me the cold of the boxing exhibiv3
tum Mitch was to be held here 0113
1‘61). 23.
Jack Dcmséy is making plans i503
hold a Show next month
HDPPE BREAKS RECORD.
lie Hoppe world's balk line billiards
broke all records in a. pooled that Britlon will
lately The bout is to go 12 roundsl
night when be defeated Jake Schae- to a decision. Eddie also is likely to ”uh 5331,03”.
oborlly meet Mike O'Dowd of Si woulfi V
champion,
Ihrec‘cusblou billiards match here 135:
66 {0
Opinions and Gossup
BY IRISH
all of the
"F" t in
Not a maid pan):
4—.
4'— l drill
22W”
u—q-u.
25. in thirty-one innings.
publm prison: theii intention of going to
Most of the au- I’lattsburv ”Ill this year. Best allmound
abolitics are in favor of it and there training a man could get.
is no doubt but when the Board 01v
Estimate meets again, money to build
one will be applopriated 3111611 01‘ the town dent cane to enlist
the naval militia or Sixth Com-
Lil'e‘s mysteries.
Oval acts.
latrcm trying to be mayor, teacher,
toaoI‘mastel‘,
lf Governor Whitman doesn't.”take, philosopher and census taker at the
his Hot off the neck of boxing. things; same time.
may look dark about the time for hip‘
Ic—vlcctiou. league playeI‘I-I to learn
Cobb and some of the heavy
hitterb owuld be right in when it
came to swing II war club.
m
”.WW “1... 5——
3 MIL’WAU‘KE‘E
' Mona yesterday accepted an offer;
GLEN ELAND 0ND. F91) 16 .-—Wii from Boston to meet Jack Britton in Hut from her wheduied 330me b' .
that city, February 25.8.21d it. is ex- signmg Etrnie Reich for. (he‘lrauburyt
It was at one time announced
Sheepshcad
team would be in the Notwalk lineup;
has accomplished
“I...
Why the young
t
Mayor Carl Axel Hal's 3
lliglli
long distance walker
. :II for. days.
Iuilitaryl
day night,
DallhIry team.
Feb. 16 v—IEddio
IIl immed Wm“-
Vgn tlm none of the.
and Stamford are titling
examples to! what league basketball
‘ in Connecticut.
Quite 8. few of Norwaikers have 9‘: Both teams we” failures from we
fill”! but they managed to keep up
thrir appearance until the end of the
jfil‘b i half We must celtaluly giv32-
3the local management credit for then
;luauwork when they decided to buck
Ilu- orgamlzed game
. 4--
‘I‘hris” certainly rocked
vcibial bout to a degree ubicb neces-
siteo the buckling on of life preserv
Ions when he stood up last Monday,
audt announced his severance
of diplomatic relations with Dunbar)“
The craft was on her beam ends for
I Danbury will play 111 Norwalk Mon-
"Keep your seats ladies
and gentlotmou koep youi seats” We
aim: wish to announce that “the only
(films. Lombard will appear with the
.4...
Notualk moms to bo dollocting a
‘ 1
ring a verbal bombshell.
line year, as mine)
8502 ’
4..
Monday night
“-tm no such nonsense.
the p10-
to the world‘s
year.
t
(3.001..
.0.
BuyI
3 George Weycrhauser and George here today Captain Hanna's hm
223w. graidin IVpraI‘IleI-Ib the same way ford team this evening,
an or no lo y much the same . 1
II “V the m1 139 Me down county cty.a-8£rezoiionl
4"?
Notwalk has been supporting “big” ruober. bands.
5251;611:1111 ever since hector was a;
pup, and the game is just ax popular}
We hale certain
ly soon the best of them come and
‘h‘ddie” you Gal claims that
basketball CIalI “as. Lalpedoed with.
out warning by Christopher Leonard
“Eddie” will stand
\lwiikea Barre will be the. attraction Nona” A1195"
one week from Monday night The
icnusylvauia crew had a good claim p539“; T0 pLAY THIS SEA '
championship title last
Norualk‘ busted the trust " it was in the National League “MW
stated by a Daubuly man a short some time ago that he would.
time ago, that the league would have from baseball, said today be m
been a success, and would be run
,. nlug yet if Norwolk had entered.
.42.
Highschool Kills basketball team is play this 593801].
(93 alnly making good In fact. theirs .
is the only athletic activity in the CAPT HANNA OFF FOR MEN”
Norwalk and BIidgeport are
only Connecticut cities left wbcic big way to Mexico as first secretary
basketball is now played
2-.» -__.2 M-..
$1893;
against Connie Lewis’s crack 8?
port quintet The teams will holy!
2....
The Roi-walk Hif'll School 1313115
ifiskelhall Team 39;.terday
Hillaido Sci. 001 by the score qt,
.39. N. H. S. certainlv Show
th stuff they were made of.
The Norwalk newspaper 1119“.» M
the "Hour printers will bowl I! M
pIn match game this melting, at M
-«..
NASHVILLE, '1‘“on 16.:
Perdue, a veteran right handed
cepted terms, from the W
American Association club and
..... -wm
3 STAMFORD. Feb 16 ——Gapt. I 3
the thew E Hauua, U S A. is now on
the staff of United states Imam
Fletcheo, according to word I
head of the league. Last night's He had too high runs of 8 and one of with .wbom be fought a draw in MM, ‘I'ou Gal’s lcltwmm In the Numalkifiosmie members of the Norwalk bowl here but he has b 951 ix» w“
scores m,” as follows: six. waukee. nxuuagcmatul cancelling . Monday‘s tug teamuwlil play with the Stam- for some time, '
. Independents. f . . . V
Duil‘y....: ........ ...84 39 31 . _ ,. ,. 1 F: _ Wm .
Langlois ......... 8‘2 I I . . V _ . VV , V
Ryan ............ 33 97‘ so ‘ “ V ' . . .0 3 - _ .f . .- .. V 3V V_ V .
Miller .............. . -92 105 87 . V I” . .2 V V . V I . VI ,. . , V .
Kuuz ...... . ....... . 105 ’80 85. If ' ., ' V V H V V . I. . , .
VFMIIIII ......... V, ..... 71 I 83‘ ‘ “ ‘ VV . . . . , . w ,
446 448 421 at ,V . ’ ,
Tlgfirl ‘ F . L " J . - l , I . ,.
lynch ........... .. .:. 75 '83 85 : I V, All Boston At New York At Pittgtuggh. At Chlcago
W Rooney.......... 75 84 76 * .
J Rooney 88 87 ”jar *YOC’1“3‘1”MM 4, R. 7. 8 28.» -’- l>ostou~—-I\pr112023,24, lone lioutoliwiunc I). II, 12. August 2 Busion~1unc 13. I4. 15. 10. 17
1‘00““ 91 8° 83 30 3o Scptcmiwr‘S, 6,7 ‘23 29, 30 July“; n ”filltl‘m’b“ SI 3. 4. 6, 7, Smitcuitbcr 17, 18 II), July 30, 31 August l, 2, Sip
Tariov . ......... 102 3 87 35 \ a . Web” V. Icmber 29’ 30'
~---- .2... W ; ‘ ' \‘orkv— Iril ll, 12 l,l _ V . ..
421 421 to? “fine 19, 26 ‘2l, 22, Sc'ptciubjt: “rumour—April 30. May l. 1?. 3 in‘mklyu-“June 5,6, 7, 3. July 25, Brookiyuwjunc 1, 2,3. 4, August
mac-m
EXPECT 000,006 NAMES 0N MlL’l. .
TARY CENSUS. '
uai work of tabuiotlng the return-c
from tho‘ suite military census was'
started last night at the slate beau-
quorters here. Expert statisticians
estimate that at tho rate the returned
blanks are being received bore, the
entire work will be completed well
Itltat 500, 000 names ulll have been col
lectcd
*WWVMW ' H
PITTS wms FROM SNYDER AT T
ACORN A. c.
Has Big Margin Over Opponent at
End of Four Rounds—”Johnny
Sharpe Defeatn' Young Levin-
uky in Fast an.
Charley Pitta, the clever Bridgeport
lightweight, outpolutodfiJlmmy Suy. I
bout of four rounds at the Acorn ' '
club smoker in the organization’s'
headquarters at 8033th street last’
night.. Snyder put up It game light,
but failed to make miy impression on:
the former Australian boxer. Pitta
substituted [or filled Allen. A largeHI"
in the semi-filial 6! four, rounds,-
Jobnuy Sharpe outpointed Young Le»
:I'lnsky in II lost bout.’ The latter.
substituted for Jeff IReguu, arid made
a very favorable showing against his
much more experienced Opponent.-
Pbil Monroe and Young 'Rush fought
- W
Try‘Va Sentinel Want Adv.
13.14; '5-
l’biidcipbiawrlprii 16 17, 18,19,
I19:- August I3, 14, 15, SchtcmL
bcr8,10,11 - I '
l’xmburgI-Mlay 9510. II 1.1,,
July I6 I7, 18,19, August 23,
24,25. ‘
Cincinnati—Alia 18, 19, 21, 22,
July 6, 7, 9, In, August 27, 28.
.29.
V Chicago-May I4, 15, 16, 17,]11‘)
21,23, 24, August 16,17, IS
St. OLotti.~I—~l\-‘Iay 23, 24, 25, 2.),
’ lioslou——A1>rii 25, 26,
'Lhiiadclphia—~ April II,
July II; 12, 13, I4, August 20,
21; 22. ' II . ‘
At Brooklyn 1
W '
23. 25. 26, 27. October 3, 3. 4
New York—«April I6, 17 I8, I9,
My 3, 4. 4. 5. August 30, 31.
September I .
13,
I4, Juno 28, 29, 30, July 2 Sop—
tcmbcl; 3, 3, 4. _ .
l’tttsburghmbiax 23, 24,, 25, 26,
"2
July II, I2,q3V, l4, \ugust 20,“
‘2], 2.2
CiIIciIIaati—May I4, 15,‘ 16, I7,
Julylzo,‘ 2I,
"I I7, 18.
Chicago—«May 9, I0,
St; Louis-«“3618, 19, 21,
24, 25
27, 28, June .
23, 24, August 16,
11,12, July T- Chmago-—~\Iay;18 19,2: 22Iiuly.
.6, '7, 9, to, ’August 27, 28, .29. k.
22, -
July 16, I7, is 19, IXIIgustg3.,
August 13, I4, 15, Septcinbor 8
10. 61,42.
* i’hIladciiIlIia+1\lay 4, 3: 6 7 8
‘ Way 28 29, I30, so, September
5p {57 - ‘2
Flttsburchw'blay I8 3,9,"21 22.
.I July go, 21, 2,3 34, .Vllugust 27,
. 3328, 29 V .
' Cincinnati—4133' r), 10, 11,12.
July It, ”p.13, 14. August 20,
21,22;
.Qiicagm-May 23, 24, 25, 26, July-
, 16,117; I8, 19, August 23, 24,
V, V‘ 25. ' ' -
' St. «£66546, I4, 15, 16, I7.
July (I, 1.: 9, lo, August 16, 1V7,
'18.
.AI Philadelphia
Bostouva-«A'pfil 30, May . ,zt.
My 3. 4. 4. 5. Augwt 30, 31'»
Scotcmbcr I.
irooklyn—w \pril 20, 21, 23} 24,.
June I9, 26 21, 2-, September
13, l4, 15.
New York-April' 25, :26, 27, 28, .
Jam: 23. 0 2,6, 27, Octobctrlz,
3,4
Pittsburgh-46M I4, 5, I6, 17,
,_ July 6 7, 9, 10, August 16, I7;
IS.
. LIIICIIIIIatI-WIa\' 23, 24., 25, V 2‘3,
July 16.1.7, I816, August 23,:,.“" '
24» 35
11,12
-_ 5:2. .
St. Lows-whim! 9, m,
. Julian 2: 2i 24 IA
,13. 14, August 20 21 .
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Philnddphmv—‘tlav 31, June 1 2,
26', 27, 28; September 27, 28, 29..
New York-«Jun? 13.4 l4, 15, 16.
July 30 31, August 1.2, Sop-
tcmhcr 20, 21, 22 "
4, August 8, 269‘ 10, II, Scpthu—I ‘
her 24, 25,26 . ,
C llltlflililtl~42\])l‘li 27, 28 IIIIII: 27,
28. 29. 36 July 5, September 3
3, 4, 6 .
Chicago~April 19,2 21,, May
28, 29, 30, 30, June 22, 23, Set»
mother 7, 8.
Si Louis—~May 2, 3, 4'. 5, July":
3. 4.4, August 30, 3t, Santcm—
her I.
At Cincinnéti
Boston-.fluuc l. 2, 3, 4. August
8, 9, 10, it, September 22!. 25,
Brooklyn—June 9, Io. II 12, July
' Pittsburg—IApril 15,,16 I7,
30, 31, AuguSt I, 2 Scotcmbcr
20, 22, 23.
New Eorkr—Junc 5, 6, 7, 8, Au:-
ust 3, 4. 5, 6, Scptembcr 27, 29
3o.
Philadelphia—«hue I3, 14, 15, 16.
I7, July 26, 27, 28, 29, Septem—
bcr 17,1 V 18.
. I8.
Apt-i129, 30, July 1 VSqucmbcr
2,14,15, 16. . . ,3.
$
Chicago—April ‘22, 23, 24, 25, 26,, f
May 27, June 18,19; 20, AugVV'uth
31, September 1.. - .
St. LouisaApril 11,12, 13, I4,
'3 I iglory 6,7, 29, V36, 30, Scpteulbcr
l’hIiaIiciguawluuc 5, 6, 7,8, Aug
‘Ncw Yorkv—Juuc I),- to,
Cin'ciIIIIatiew—IMay 2', 3, I4, 5. Jul): 3..
.8, .9, to, II, September 2,}, 25
‘11 ‘29‘
Jul} 26, 27, 28 :29, September-
I7, 18, I9. V ' ' 4 . In
ust 3, 4, 5, (I, September 20, 2'2
235‘ II ‘ ' ‘
l‘IttslIurghw lpril II, 12, I3, I_4_
Mz'iy 6 7, June 24, \ugustig‘
13, I4, Septelll'ber 9
3V, 4, 4, Septcmbcr 10,. II, 12
St. LouiswApril 15, 16,17, ._
June 30, July I, Septth
5 (I, September I5, I6
1.8
klll'mklyu—Juu'c I3, l4, ’15:, 16, l5
Pittsburghwzlpril 22, 23,24,
I (inciIInati+'AIIrii Io, 2;), .21, '_
At St. Louis
liostoo~Juuc 5, (I, 7, July {31“. 27
28, 29, September 20, 21,323 .23
Iv’lugust 3, 4, 5, 6, Scptciul or
19. ‘
New Yc‘rk~—Juanc ,‘2, 3, 4, Aug.—
. ust 8 9, 19,11, September 24
25: 2.6- "
I’hiiadclphianuuc 9, 10, It,
JulyI3o, 3l,1\ugust 1,2, .
tcmber 28, 29, 3D: "
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