- to 1111111 111‘ ,
30111-1116 ltllliiiiill
leaders!!! Seriously 111mm
in Yesterday's Bowing
«JRAIND RAT 11E, Mich , Mural. 11--
None of the leaders of the American
Bowling Congress» tournament were.
dislodged {min their 1.111.015 as a rc-
buit of yesterday’s rooling at the Col-
iseum in this city, although the Buf-
fz'lo men who are leading the two- . .
“it.“ event, Henry Edward and Joe Terry Lee. llridgeport‘s referee, will are left sent to them! And there Will
u est narrowly escaped being passed. be the third man in the ring in the be Hsome profits in the tight for the
'I‘heir score of 1,229 was doll in sight “3111118 Conitrt‘y'\0ung Drummieipromoters.
1 I . .
at George Snider and William Young light at Dt'ilo tonight. gupnngtber ad1ance. Silk has gone
91"
of Toledo, but they fell off in the fin- . . 0h ‘ in referring to Bryan:
a; game and stopped at1218 for mum, Managet Robinson 11111 take up the H. Silk. (And the istener fell boo-5k-
place military question tomorrow. Ebbets wardcs witha .1hea1'y thud.)
Jack Retllv one of Chicagofi well is just as strong as Capt. Huston £011 . ——-
“0““ bowlers ran highest in the that sort of thing and expects to no-! .JltPAN HONORS GUTHRIE
”3:195 for ‘1“. day with 6131. that contpllsh 11 whole lot along that line. ; \OhOliOMA. March’la tdclayod1.-
lilaced him four.tl1 S. Lyant'kt of To l "M 1'I:here was an 1n1pt'css.1t'e demonstra
ledo, was second best in 111'? singles "Slim" Salle, one of the Giants pitch- tron here. when the train bearing the
11,1111 1558 stopping just below lieilloy slug stall", made both .losefson and bOdy of the. late George \1. Guthrtc,
(harlie Colliet of Chicago tan into Wagner 11111 [111‘ breeze yesterday in a 1.111011%“ Ambit-188d“ to Japan, ar-
seventh place. with 664. Cleveland practice game Sallc promises 1nuch..rll€‘d- Tile’ funeral COl'lt’gwescOfted
establishedd Mackey and F. Foylcl T.” lb) the mayor and 11 guard or honor,
in fifth place in the doubles wititt ,1.I “ 110 Said Spring was here! He passed through the silent sheets
1.72. '1nd Schulter and Roggemberg fl should be stntcnted to stay away from which were crowded with mtmy than
“t‘ 51“"? t‘ity. tun sixth “110 1,207 bail gutucs 1111 summer. sands 017 Japanese Business was sun-
'15“ lefldt’t'fi ate' Fivc- man teams, Ho- 4—- .
1.11 Navarres Taletlo, 2,932. two maul Tuesday night will find the hor-
tutu'.s,l£d1\"a1ds-Wm Buffalo 1.293 “31115 and fllfltlie Rigibbons gglhting it:
.. .. . ter-tinthe 111 ru eran as gum
112.311.111.111, H Bl‘mhhw Cleveland 01‘ the buskctball seties. And there Chapel of 111" 1105mm-
lwlll be some 11011 is if the locals boys. “1‘3 (“MINE attended 11y George
don‘t bring home the bacon. iPost Wlmelcr.Ainerit-n1i Charge,
,... id'Afl'dii‘t’s ut 'l‘oltlo tho cutbnssy stat!
Whv “1111111" for a detective ser him a delt'gtttion of 01111-ch {tom the
.gonnt? We have. one now. United States Asiatic squadron, was
.. ‘ 'prcsent at the services. Tho Japan.
ll“TTLTldBils‘l‘i;;ld;::l:f§:ep 3:1:“119 “1111- \lo soc bv last night's spapers illiltli‘fit‘ govcrnhwnt has invitod him. Git-
:uunlcauon m [11,. 101111} 2 ) ‘11:?“ New Br'unsulck lllillllllacilllors are 11.1" .1 ttt_;1t.t:tintp.1uy 111.. body on tho
Ilioit‘iliing Bgulllst Ithoggidzglm :10” supplying their help 1111)] rubbms 11nd lilpllllost‘ \lfll‘fillip which will convoy
of Billy Roche “S refetee of 11101:; "3 umbrellas. \Ylththc weather we have. it to the United States 7119 1101101“
' ‘ elsb been having, tho plan would make it tended 1““ late ambassador are “10
Opinions and Gossip
BY IRISH
coflin, wrapped in the American flag.
was borne past. After a brief service,
the casket, who placed in the mortuary
."
BOXiNG BOARD STANDS PAT
" Refuses to Permit .Roche to Referee.
Welsh. Leonard Bout
me‘mi mm?“ “W“ by the WA), bit if it struck this citv. - grcnicst cvct' accorded n forcigncr by
has been set back to ltlartli 28 M ,. ' _.’_ ’ Jam“.
ltttlttit'on said it would be a lttudship Woundt'r how "Jup." (lomstoclt . 1 ~ - .1 - -~ WM
on 19 . . . . .. 3 . '
club ‘0 got a m“ nun-‘9' fools this morning ultcr the tho Sen- . ‘ ‘ 9
Chairman Wench replied that the ac
tion regarding the referee of the
.11 t-lslt-l.oonarti contcst was decided
on its the unanimous ruling of the
three Commissioners and he saw
reason to licllorc that llto
would be 1‘('\ crsotl
tinol llcnt's gave the our "\Yeuacls"
at bowling.
- _._
The boxing show in Music ball is
no going to draw “some" crowd. Over
“Chm” two lttmdrcd rcsct'te souls and tho
.Hfllilt’ lllllllllt'l‘ til. illllt‘St‘l‘Vt‘d have 119911
ml‘h; (Iotunmsion had sorted notiro out “3 11'1'11111111' am “"0111 has lwcit
t t toners 111.11 11111 must nick 1. 101011111 ”I“. 1111. h“; in 111.11 my.
:r- force from 1111.0 11511111111 by 111(-111-~ want 31”. ,..~3 m: tho rtsetvch which
11111 lh",o11n (‘harlic l“. bite or Flour 1-1 ""
’1 111111115. I nlew this is tlono the com- lSouth Norwalk A C 303mg '
111591011 will wind :1 rtet‘ctm. \ Show
-......._.. "” IFRIDAY EVENING—Marci. 16
INDOOR SWIMMING HE- MUSIC HALL .
coups
NEW YORK ,Mut'ch 15—1110 THIRTY TWO ROUNDS 0F
BOXING
American indoor swimming records
111.1111 made last night 111' Tcdfred ll "1' Twelve Rounds.
1'. f ‘ l .\‘= Y 1 Athl ti1 Wlht' rounds :11 1.15 pounds for
”m- 0? ”9 H‘ or. V ‘3 ll;tlli\\t‘l{'.lll (‘llilllllthllt-tllill of state.
(1111). He COVCI‘Bd 250 yards in 2 “1111-. 1,;1filing flung, South Nux'wnlk; 1's.
It‘cs,-4S 4-5 seconds, and 300 y tt'da in,.l.1l:t.u1' Martin, Brooklyn.
:1 minutes, 28 seconds. Carri compotn ' Eight “Guilds-
mi as scratch 1111111 in tlte 2'1 Villtl‘ “5‘7”" “ONO”. 1‘30“”! Nm‘wulk» ”‘1'
NEW
l'nd"a 0 an] . .. , '11 <11 '1 011111;: 1111111 1111111: Eddy. of (lrocn-
1.1 K,- 1) mo, 1 1 111m1 11.111111 . (.1. wish. vs. You)”, mm”; Stamford. C
.. '1‘ ‘ 31 1
130011 111110 of it to cont 11111,.1 out.) 1111.; 5'0“ Rounds.
“"0 work. I Young .‘tlltll‘lt'. liunbnry: 1.1.1.111):
The former American record for'Gt'ngt'n.
:1‘111 vatds, 3 minutes 342 -.’1 SPC'lntlS,:
11 as made in the some tank last April
111' Herbert 1-1. Vollmet'. of New Yolk.
k
.‘Stuntlot'tl.
Four Rounds.
Pate Virgil. South Norwulk; 1's. K.
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pended in all public buildings as the,
T Hall does not appear to be as big as
that of the local armory, but John
slfl‘BflN SHOIS Leavy says life—can get seventeen hun-
dred people into tho hall. If this can
be accomplished. John can certainlv
1.1.5.1111. as all 9110115 to bring the beat us. The 10( .11 armor) at the best,
[Sheephead Bay team 101 N01 walk Mon- can only hold 111 the neighborhood of
Idoy night have fallen through, the 10- fifteen hundred.
111:: is very agzrc'ssivc, and he
During the last four
Eastern basketball.
. ..._
11121 1"" :"ternoon.
cal management has arranged for the: 4— Basketball is apparently about the Pob‘nv cut ”1:5 afternoon'
1319151319 League All Stars to opposet| Ward Brennan, of Brooklyn N. Y. only sport that can be run in Nor- 5110;“ f - 3‘ be}; '
the locals The Stars will have in: k'ttonn throughout the basketball walk year after year, on a paying bas- d b A mmng game in;
their lineup, Eddie Whitt’.‘ 0f Riel uotld as the strictest and fairest ref-
Bridgeport Blue Ribbons, Toni Barry, EN .1 in the game today. will omplate
1'011119113' 0f the Stamford “V“. Edfitt the championship guilt-9 in Bridge-11118913 years 111. Ram.
lRoaclt. the, l1anbury VENT“! “110 Ila-“loom next Tuesday night. 1 ‘ .4-
lmade a grand (omeback this year, L001 __._‘
1 Malone, the crack center 01' 1110 307‘“ Unless “Ecky” Cnldcr’s knot- 1111
1011 l’.1.team. and R former \Ot‘Wfl‘k proves (onsidei'ubly in the next row
player and Jerry lloru‘igan, mmt‘rlyt da1s, “1‘ city.” will be. unable to partic-
of Mounttlair. N.J and NOYW81k~ -ip.1t'e in the big game next Tuesday.
This lineup is a very formidable 0ne-;"Ernie” Reich will be used however.
composed of five of the fast-est men ; in case (‘aldcr is forced to 1..)- 0m
in the big leagues todal’. Mid tht‘ Stars ---0—
w'ill surely make 1110 locals hustle toi There remain but two mote games
"('01)" the namc. The lNorwalk u’i‘umiior Norwalk, this scuson. .iondny
will unduubtt'dli' “W111? the Sam aSlntght 11... .111 Stars will be. the aura?-
it did on Monday and Tuesday 11131113110“, and on the 211111, the old Troyl
with Reich at left forward in plact‘ 01' team will Blakl‘ its appehl'unce in this
“Eek!" Calder, “‘0 ‘5 5”“ laid up city, {or the final game 0! the season.
with a bad 00310n his km“- 1 Norwalk fans will have 11 chance to
4“ ‘ face the old lined up against the new.
The local managemeni has already on March 26th, when the old Troy
requested titty reserved beat ticket.“ team makes its first appearance in:
for next. Tuesday "TEN.” Nm‘walk’ many years, on the local court. With;
Blue Ribbon content. .These tickets the visitors will 11.11;.) Waczhter, Andy
will be sold in Norwalk, and the-put“ Soules' (31.311199 “Chic!" Muller, Jnck
chusers 01' ”1“ some “'1.“ :be sure of luglts and Jack Mary. At one time.
goitlng :1 good sent for the gatne.01h- Muller and 1113115 wort» rated as the
or local fans who nrc plhnnlug to take 1,931 basketball players in the world.
in tho contost. but who cannot secttrt'i "Eddin" \\'hilfi’ 31m Blue Ribbon
iit'ltt‘is, are ativisod to 101111“ tot‘istztr forward appears to ho going at
ltt'idgt'lim‘t 111 an 1111111 hour 111‘“ T1105 top speed ju‘st at the piwont tinic, and
““1” night. unlcss we are groutly mistaken White
will ho
rm- dour-1mm 1111.: Reason.
is. The indoor game has
day night, and spend Tuesday
-cr for the idgeportBt game.
0111 [if DIAMND
ise
110T SPRING S, Ark.,
. ....-
seating capacity}
rated .111 one of the best play-
His ploy-
Thc in Colonial
1.
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i *9 .-. F T
‘k.
It
ll the true Spark of
their pipes.
workers ha
. ~ it s free from stems and ends. '
after you. ve- learned the goodness of this
‘ 1 'primo tobacco. .Get a- package today.-
Guorotttced by
himself with ease, when on the floor.
Norwalh-lilu‘:
Ribbon games, Ed has shown up 1'11
particularly good form, and has cer—
tainly earned a mum-1 for himself
prosperity in this town‘for the
It is probable that the entire \‘orwulk
earn will remain in Noruallt next M011
1111; over the nights of the town Cab: ‘
tier Holman and Ashmead 11.11 9 al-‘ of batting pract ('9' A couple of"
ready made arrangements to stay ov- platers bit long drives but avert!»
001101111118 i’fiffflii
on Signs Superba Contract—Gelsl
Salimnerease 1111113115115 From;
March 151.»-
Jeft Platter, star pitcher of the Sup-
t-rbas, signed a contract yesterday of-
tcr fifteen minutes «infatuation with
Ebbets; Jeff baa been here a wool: hob-
nobbing with the players His singing
this morning seemed to put new life
into the. players, for they went about. not signed .1 contract.
thor work with more pep than tltey'
have shown since. their arrival herei ——Advertise in T113 Sentinel.
7n ”‘ led it Will burn”
Webster was right! Once men learn the 1__o_y of
LIBERTY, they?“ always keep the 11 hi of
1‘5"”! LIBERTY glowing in their hearts,————and 1n
LIBERTY tobacco keeps thousands of hustling ConneotiCut
y, and contented and S— A- T— l- S- F- l- E-D-——that s »
why its called LIBERT T This pure, clean, ripe Kentucky
Long Cut always smokes mellow and chews tasty, because
Nothing can take the place of LIBERTY in ”your pipe
liandlt‘s last Wednesday Pfeffer‘s comr‘fiff
calls for a slight increase over
year’s salary. with a bonus if he '
twenty-five games or more and a 0
or one if he wins in the nod
hood of 11119011. lioth l’fcffcr and}
hen were out in unioz'tn for the}:
in
cd. That has followed by 50mg
post. 1 practice and the customary jog a
the field. Attu four successive ,
.l‘eats, Lorry (‘hency’s troupe of m
'ed ball players n0sed out John
ley Coomst athletes by a 360m
010 4. if the game did nothing
:it furnished the Dodgets with 311
91110) ed
in look
lfortunate, the ball hitting the t
lor a ttee \oung Hickman drove"
against the. ri 5111 field fence. but
iball bounded back to the fielder
11111311111111 11.115 held on first.
HANS WAGNER ONLY
PIRATE UNSI
PITTSBURGH. 15111161115.“
Drciyus, president Of the Pitubtl
National League 111139111111 clubm‘
:nouncctl last night that signed;
fund of Max Carey, outfielderg-1
been received undo telegram
been received from William .
catcher. saying he would my:
club's term and leave {or the .
training camp at Columbus. (1.11.,
mediatel1nllonus Wagnenzvbto
erection of thirty two houses, to
-w
DANIEL WEBSTERQ
1782-1852 .
Norwalk Chronicler