*lll-jtl
till}
lull in...
"oi-walk newspaper duck pin
' to be a reality again this
circuit in to be composed of
no, exactly the same as last
the ocbedule is to start this
first match being played to-
ofening. A meeting of two
from each team was held
< ng, and prelirnlnoiaY more-
. the pepper conducting of the;
re made. A schedule for the!
l
; first half of the season was
and calls for nine match t
in. with three games to' a!
All games, by a special ar-
nt. will he played on the Nor-I
eye. A
t night’p meeting Charles R.
the lentlnel Cubs team:
nlmousl'r' electrd as president;
.gue.
Ur. Baker ham been 'lnl
.. member of the league saint?"
utlon, and he Wm w’llmill an!
t for the otfit-e of p=‘eshlent.;
Thurston, of the Sentinel
e entru‘ from the down towni
. t‘a composing room fm'r‘P,1
ted to .the vice-presidency;
‘l. Comstoek. of the. ”our?
the team from the Hour's
force, was named no score.
- Joseph H. Malkin, oi the
..; the representative of the
~- ”potting force, is to act as
. A board of directors of ,the
ho are, also to constitute an
y committee, was elected as
Charles R. Baker, 0, Elliott
t, James 1). Bredice. Donald
ock, and two members from
tine] Sluge. to be elected as
ed by that team at the ear-
« rtunlty.
mittee on prizeu and awards.
1" of C. Elliott lhll’orcsl,
hurntrm. Howard l. (‘tlllli-liof'kl
on D. Predice, was. clt-ctetl, to
ram poeglble imllrcev, ennui-i
to a league trophy fund. The;
3 already generously contri-
. to the tund, and it ix eutect-
the management of the Sew;
ll do the name. An approprivl
hv has alen bet'n generously
bv Proprietor F‘s-ell Stancltl, of
alk howlin: alleys.
eamte season will open on
(1le nivltt. with all the
of old, at the Norwalk
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chetlule'l’d'hiclt was :lilnb'f‘d'
' azue meeting is as tollows.‘
s to be played on the local
Bowllng Schedule
alk newspaper-men's
, firslihalf of sermon. com-l
= Oct. 24, 1917 (Schedule nut.-1
change upon proper notice to,
,ont‘témod). 1
—Hour Stamps rs. tlmu- Tum}
pes Women Will
Adopt This Habit
As Well As Men
3 of hot water each mom-
» helps us look and in!
clean. owoc’t, fresh.
tint-k pin,
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. bright. alert-vigorous and!
flown. good clenr skin; 2. oat-t
ory complexion and freedomi
illness are assured only by;
healthy blood. It only ever!
[and likewine‘evet'y than watch
the wooden; of the morningl
bn'h, what it gratifying change
take ‘piuce. j
-ad or the'"thonsanda of tifcltlr.i
ic-looking men, women
rith nosey or muddy comm-i
inelead of the mnltltndé'll or.
wrecks," “rundown," "'bt'aln‘
and pessimist; we should nee a;
optimistic'throng of rosy cheek-i
pie everywhere. " ‘ l
inside bash to had by drinking!
morning before breakfast, a
of real hot water with a teak
ad ten yards 0! bowels the pro-3
'ul of limestone phmhato in it
ill from the stomach, liver, kid-f
doy’ indigestible mtg, tour
nations and poisons, thus
in, sweetening and fmhenlng’
tire olimentnry canal before put-1
lOI’e tood into the stomach.
no subject to rich headache, till-1,
u, my breotb. rheumatluuf,
parlolculorly thou who have;
id. allow complexion and who‘
constlpntod/ var! .oflen, pro
to obtain a quarter pound of
one phozrphate at the drug Itoro‘
will cost but . Mic but is nut-5
to demonstrate the quick undl
kabl‘o chance in both hallh Ind?
moo availing than. who vac-g
IWWM We in» re-l
m «team is?
‘ lloren Arena, Thursday night. Hughes ought to give a good account of him-
. Nov. 7.—llour Scoops rs. Sentinel I heat-um, and returned to spend the win-f
iwlll meet either Johnny Dundee 0r of life.
, be wired to the cifect that. he was un-
.nblc to come here because of 3 prev
comm"
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* WPRBSPECIS
Rowing Standing Brain of;
War Better at Harvard?
and Yale than Any Other.
Sport—150 Men Outdorl
gums Under Conch Ab-E
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NEW HAVEN, Com... Oct. mar—ALA,
though football holds the centre or5
the. {ield at present at Yale, It has not;
aufiived the. eflects of the war near-‘
ly as well a; the crew. "For some un-:
known reason," said Prof. Robert 31.:
Corn-in, chairman of the Yale. Board‘
of Athletic Control, "the crew is with-1
standing the war both at Yale and I.“
Harvard better than any other atlilet-E
to sport." ‘
At the present
more than 150 men under the car.»
. of Coach Mather Abbott, former head
Ant freshman rowing. who is 'now tak-
;ing the place of Guy Nickalls. Of these
‘ vmen there are two retailer treshman
crews, unorganized who are opendlnl
ithelr time on the machines.
Practice is held only three. dare
.Week because. the other three tlttyi:
Opinions and Gossip
The pugilitltic world has lost aacou man in Bob Fitzsimmonr. There
will never bl: another like “i.ankVBob.”
+ ,
Somebody has at last discovered that Benny Leonard is not a lieuten-
ant, but simply a boxing instructor in the army. Benny has no rank.
”9.. ‘
Mt'mbvra oi the Norwalk NeWSpapérmen‘s Bowling League will soon be
Meaning out the pins and gutters again, The league’s 5921501! opens tomor~
row night.
. ~9—
Tommy Shea and Billy Hughes will furnish a lively scrap in the New
self.
.9.
With football occupying the center of the stage, a good many at me how
alrrndv forgotten ileinie Zimmerman.
D.
at Norwalk Alleys.
Sentinel (‘ubs vs. Sentinel Slugs.
at Palace Alleys. _ ,
om. 31.—Semlncl Cubs vs. Hour ry-f
ms, at Norwalk, Alleys. ’
llour Scoops vs. Sentinel Slufia,‘
at Palace Alleys. ' f
Nov. 5.——llour Typos vs. Sentinel; , I . . .
Slugs. at Palace. Allevo. .' "9 tonmrted WM} “10 military "M
Sentinel Cubs Vs. Hour SCOODSJ Mr. and Mm. R. P. (,‘hittenden “winnrnl drmgtwmoh "m required M all
at Norwalk Alleys, fclosed their home in Tokeneke for ”1.. Who would compete in Yale athletics.
‘ ‘ To Keen Old Stroke
l Ilecaust- the only freshmen crew
that showed crept prom
Slims, at Now-talk Alleys. ‘ tcr at their Y‘fildentie in Brooklyn,
llour Tvpoe yrs. Sentinel f‘ubs, at . '
Palace AHWS' .(lrcat flocka of black birds haveAen up when Tnd Jones took Welsh 0!
Nov. H.—llour Scoops vs, ilour Ty’ linen conzrezalin! hen-abouts of late. '(‘hoate school fame. for his IMAM“
poo, "t Palace “hug . They seem .to center their “mm“ sound all the crewa are now in a
Sentinel Cubs v... Sentinel Since. 0,, mm mm“ and farmers ”v ”mpmuzh stage of developmefli. ‘3“ 1:
in Norwalk Alleys. ‘yhpy do considerable. damage ‘hmflmpractically impossible to not tone .e
Nov, 2L—"m" 8mm)" vs. Sentinel; a workable comhlnntton without daily
Cubs, at Palace Alleys. (practice and that bottle impossible.
. (‘oaeh Mather has decided to subor-
dlnntc ull aims to the preservationto!
the stroke taught at Yale during the
loot four years. . .
"it i can keep the“ men adept in
‘this rtrnke so that the university can
itnlte up rowing where we loltd’l
when the war began, i shall think i
Mr. and Rice. Richard
Sentinel Slims vs. Hour Two“. “t. have. returned to their
Xorwalk Alloys.
\‘ov. 26."‘”0l|." Scoops
LPGulllenn
Tokeneke
.homc. nfter bovine spent several days
‘ EM" week A“ New York, l’rt‘pnrlng for
Sinai. at Palace Alleys. _ . ”u," annual winter excursion to at...
Sentinel Cubs vs. ilour Typo“, at muda. ‘ ‘ ;
Norwnlk Alleys. v
Nov, 28-Hour Scoops vs. Sentinei‘
Cube, at Palace Alleys. ’
vs. Sentinel
At a special meeting of Rownvlon
‘llose (‘omponv lest evenine several
1.! Typos vs. ‘Sflntlnel sluggifl'iwnttgys of Importance were tliucuss- , .
Norwalli 1"““5'5' led: Al the name time it w'ns'ry’oTed to!“er SM] mm“ W‘ 3
Dee. 5.--I'llllli‘, Typos vs. 'llonr Stoops“ hold an oyster liupper Trldnv evening, 1‘ "it is impossible to arrange.
at Norwalk A119“. _ "Novemher 2. -' ‘ lvarslly gamed That is inst r.
Sentinel f‘nbs ye. Sentinel Sinus»! Innlvcrsity's policy nd there are Qn'
'3 lv three Y men back»ilyatt., Mend
M PM“? AH‘WH' ‘ Mt‘nndt‘r Raymond one of the
'town'a oldest but. at 11.". Home “1"", and Vail. The only thing left to do is
DEFOE WILL FIGURE » elurdiest, TPeidents. celebrated his arrnnze rates for the freshmen Ind
v II
.510". ptnhdm. anniversary unostenta’ that may be done.
l . .
ltlouely on Oct. 10. receiving congrn‘:
iulntions of a large. circle of friends
IN Bic. BOUT. NOV.15
Billy DeFoc. the St. l’n‘nl battler.
who is making Bridzepon his honte.EWho wish him at least 20 years more
.\'o nrrancements have been made
with any other collegeffor treshmon
races. but Yule will be rcadv to take
Zvnrd and Princeton authorities if any
.are forthcoming. The onlv scheduled
Mrs. David Ballot: ”mp" 0' East,- event is a regatta to be held in No
Willie Jackson of New Haven in;
llridccporl on November 15, accent;
in; to an announcement made last?
: “W" Th" "mmmm "' ”W M“ ““d "ii/"1v “a” ”0“!!!" 8' Tokenckc. Dar- y-cmber All events that may be book-
planned on meetimz‘itoc ilagley. Wil to", Form.
fr , s l .
lie Jockeon'u manager last night. but the om Dr amuel Grant. ed will have to be subject to once la-
i
it 20mm 00mm” M h" mm D1" lion if war conditions domand.‘
m" R' “"5"" 134 7"“ “"9“", Yale still has the machinery for a
vlous encneement. . .N‘W Yfll'k cltv. The sale was made. .
. . . .ridtv eight. A meeting of the lika-
Vilille the romotere are endcovm- by Mrs. Ger t. z , we ,
p n 8"“ h M 1" PM" 40'" ly varsltv candidates was held re-
nal .h ileh‘oc with Jackson.the . F
21: #21“; hail will in all proboblllty he :T‘IS'RE’SZI'?“ in conjunction Wimjeently in the Yale gymnasium and
stacked “firiifiws'JWdSSA $5.32: . - ' .- ,Alton Rufus Hyatt ot Meriden wna
‘N‘lhniiiti‘i has practically agreed to, ' Repairs. which have been needed “lemon rapt-“fill 0' a“ years 31'2";
bring h‘s man to Brldchort. tor the. 10,. a In“, time, a", helm made. to limit was one ofthe most depen a d
the upper end of Rowarton avenue me“ “n last years combination on
from n... 130;,“ where ”w concrete would undoubtedly have been stroke
' of the first. boat. if the war had not in-
bcut. Jackson and llei-‘oe met at the
Falrmont club in New York about A
lrnad ends near the school house to te t red
lth“ R‘Wi'ayion [Minn cemetery. This, r e - '
year ago and furnished on exciting
'wlll ‘19 pleasing news to pedestriane.l
lit-rounder.
—l———'—~—‘-—-—-
teamsters and autoists who have been;
accustomed to dodeinlz the great
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LEONARD BEATS WAGONB
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 23.--Benn.'
ASHE ems noun-r
George Ashe outpointed Gabe Gu-
lrtan: in a fast ten round bout in the
Vanderbilt A. C. 3w York,
nieht, in .he semi-tine! Patsy 'i‘a‘u—
defeated Marty Kelly.
,_._—————-——-——‘
rainstorm trying to keep out of the defeated Eddie Wagond of this city in
._ puddles of water. :a sir-round bout, here last night. Wa-
A fluid was completely outclassed, the
—Pnloco Theatre tomorrow. H.
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time there are.
a
late was bro)!»
have done luv work well," Coach Ma-l
'anv challenges. or offers from list"
last» holes in the roadwav. and after every Leonard, 'ljehfiveight champion, easily,
d‘ Ch’ . A.“ ' .
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A few ulontlH ugo Bub Fl‘zsintmone. lit-limbs the Rl't"{li(‘t-i[ glow
tighter that ever lived. vinited JiluJeilLts. who defeated him at. t‘onvy __‘___»_‘_M_’v‘ ___
inland for tl.-‘ 'worltl h0n\'_\'W(‘il'.ili ti file. u! ”1‘. laltt'r's farm at llurbunlfi
t'al. Fl'zsimmcnr took up religion. and thi~ pliulogruzli Mimi's him read
inst a text from the. Bible to hlt~ form er riyul. He made an attempt in con '
‘vt-it .lcfiries. . ;
hillfliij’llillll "llttlllii‘iitlllliit' ‘4 _
AT ARENA TAUASHA’Y“ Filllli llfllUAlBiAt
.3...;HT_;-:.. 3.... “is... mm... In Called:
”“i'm “‘ “riser?" M" “A“ to the: Naval Reserve Sta-l
in afihround bout at the New Haven til)“ at Newport t
“F
arena on Thursday niuhl for the tea-
thorweltzht championship of the state.
This bout this caused a great amount
of interest throughout the state and
it looks like a record breaking crowd
when the lndian Head A. (3. opens its
bottom. Shen and Hughes are hotli
reported in line shape for the battle.
Another star bout. for this show is
a i2 rounder between Johnny Martin.
of New Haven and Johnny Drummle
ol' Waterbury in on elimination match
for n chance at state champion Bat-
tling Run: of South Norwalk. The
winner of the Mnrtln-ikummie bout
will challenge Knox and several clubs
have made a bid for the match.
Ar :1 .specinl eight round openinfi
feature the. club lina.1\llckey Doherty
and Billy Nisto. two New Haven boys.
Thev are bitter rivals and the fans
are sure to see a real fight all the
way. .
The. show will start at 8:15 o’clock
{and the. referee will be Dave Fitzger-
ald. Doc. Bullet New tiaven will be
the announcer and ‘Franlt H. Smith or
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Howard Llllller. Columbia's star toot.
hall plnver. has been called to the Na-
val Reserve Nation of Newport, R. l.,'
it was nnnouncetl yesterday by Coach
lletcalf, Miller joined the gory last.’
spring with a number of other Colum-
bia men. The call does not bring him‘
into active Flf'rvlcc, but keeps him on",
trained at. the Rhode island station.
The loss of Miller places Coach Mel-
cnlt‘l machine in a considerable hole.
since the offence this neutron has been
built with Miller as a necessary part.
Raimondo‘and McG’abe, the two sung
,stitute quarterbacks. have been de"
barred from-the game. by Weak hearts.-
nnd there is no experienced "ton to
fill the gap. beater, who is new to the
game this year, may be called upon it" and ”PM‘
pilot the team, or else Cannparv or .
Rosen will be shifted to quarterback. They are beautflul. models on-
None of these men, however, ban the. “Quad in “’13 and quality. They
drop kickinr: genius 0! Miller, which are men“ M m in.
lias been the means of winnin: many . - .
games for Columbia. muons will be really m “W110 m d the
‘ made to net. Miller back.
The regulars had an easy practice:
7 vesterday, unrely going through o rt ,
. M i I k cons—mums“.
p agna prom: e and trying some M's
plays which are expected to be a do: M-Wiom ‘
tcnce acinnt the William: formations. [CHARGE m 0m
'Rosen ran the team through the Sig-1
Impressive
Showing of
Women’s Suits 2
.
the New Haven Register, the timer.
SUITS—315%,“.
, JOHNSON SHADES LVONS
Leo Johnson had a shade the better
of Bobby Lyons in a fast ten round
the Yorkvllle A. C., New
Johnson watched
:bout in
SYorlr, last night. ‘
——Don't fall to see William 8. Hart B. champion landing blows apparently'nt, . ‘ “31$ ,
in "The. Narrow Troll," ht Hie Palace Warner in "God's Man." a 9 Part Man will. Leonard weighed 13¢; ‘anond; 132 and Lynn“ 13'” "‘- the 0”" 5"“. ._..__,. -§
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tonight. trrpiece. 136. . {bout Eddie Walsh and Willie'St in d . Adrortlsc in The Sentinel. ;
_ \ . vide honors. : .
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