!? ill llAV filVl
lilllll lllll lllllll
6 chout on November 27
Britton a Challenger
though Mike 0130er the m
leweiuht‘ champion. has been de-
nd with offers for title bout; from
pane of the country, his manager,
dy'Muilina. has not as yet accept-i
any of the propositions. l
he most persistent ‘challenger is
rry Grab, the Pittsburgh middle—
ight. who has accepted an offer of
out! purse front the Arena A, C, of
ton for‘avhout with ()de on
\t-mbt-r 27. Grab and O’Dowd were
tehed three years ago, but Greb’in-
'9'! an arm in a . bout with Kid
ants and had to declare off the
-eting with O'Dowd.
Ifullins says he. will gire due con-
Ieration to all the propositions and
l as O'Tlow'd is' not afraid to tie-.
It his title against anv one in the
so flreb will probably get a' chance.
lat-k Britton, former wetter cham-
n, is also among those who alpreufi
desire to box the new champion.
itton got 5‘. referee's decision over
lowd in a twelte round bout. in
start some months a2!) and thinks
can repeat.
Instructed by Arm-lung
When Mitre O'DowIl arose from his
lililllt‘l‘n’ laet Thursday morning III‘
II no doubt he had been in a com-
II. He Will" so stiffened he could
fllt' only with difficulty. and his”
('0 “iii out and discolored where
ct‘ov's southpaw thumps had land-
I.'
It rI-IIII‘I'I-Il two dove of licht gvm-
tulle work to loosen hit-I muscles-t. and
will be some days before he gets rid
the marks of ('(lmblll.
"l‘on't M :In\' one tell you that that
Ick McCoy can't hit," said the new
women as he aently rubbed "a sore
Iot on the right side. of his face.
The lIIIprm'ement in the hitting of
‘llowd ln'dne in lIIrKe measure to the
strut-lion 0anth Armstronc. a 'man
he (int-e outpolnted Jim Lleffl‘lt'I-I. in a.
-n roIIn‘Il met' in this city; Arm
trout: in ‘th dov who one of IM‘
trIIluhteI-It cleanest hitters with both
ands ewr wen in the ring, anti he
as tot reI ted ony‘ of! 0' Dowd‘ a glarlnz
1":th Tlll‘. We [gentry to strike
tom the elbolr ylth his right unload
i from the. shodlder. The. result was
but there was little force. behind it“
iuht hand Iunch.
In his bout with \ft( or O'Dowd hit
traight and true from the. shoulder,
d it. was these blown that toppled
he Brooklvnitt- to the canvas four
toes in the fourth round and four
imessin the aixth. O Dowd if he fol-
.st 'the teaching of Armstrong.
hould develop into II [finished rim!-
tor." -
The Clermont Sporting Club will
win the membership class this week
Ind will stage boxing exhibitions for
temhcrs on Thursday and Saturdav.
'Willard Selle Hie Horses
Jess Willard has sold all his circus
lorses to the Federal government and
the beasts will doubtless 2010 the
font; . '
The' four round game on the coast
is bv’no means easy, as some of the
“Jew York boxers-I who went out there
have found‘out to.their sorrow. Kid
Lewis. the waiter champion, was mal-
treated by an unknown named Batt-
lint-t Ortega. and this Was followed by
r It’lehlt‘ to Marty Farrell. a well
Lnou'n Harlem middleweight lie Was
boxing with \‘liek Klnz, former mid-
IIII-welght champion of Australia. in
the Dreamland ink, and in the second
round; the referee Toby lrwin, order-
ed both out of the ring on the around
that they were not boxinz on their
merits. 5
ltwin had wanted
with more vigor The management:
IrIId to have Irwin, who had left. tlIII' l
I'IIIc, r--turn to the enclosure, but ml
1 r-fnsetl.
'1 here is some prospect of a Willard
:‘IIlton match before the next circus
:«eIIIIon begins, Toni Andrews. the
.lilwaukIe promoter. has offered a
UHF“ of 3" 0 000 uhlch is a fair purse
for thin-en war times. if Willard in .
tends I-vI-r quain to defend his title liLJ
. ulll llt'llt to do it this winter. One
more reason with a circus and Big
Jena will be old ol’ the gone for flood.
MOTHER GRAY‘S. POWDER!
BENEFIT-“ANY CHILDREN
Thousandn of mothers have found
Mother Gmfi’a Sweet Powders an ex-
I-ellent remedy for children-complain .
Imz of bI-adtche. colda, feverlahneea,‘
otomm-h trouble; and bowel inc-ruler .
Illes from which children nutter Thai
.m- can and platinum to take and ex-
, cellent resnllu are accoIIpllshed Dy‘
out: um» um by Mentor ml
yearn. Sold by amulet: .070ryw'borer‘ ,.
25 emu. —— Adv.
l 3 MI)
.. ton Club Oflers Purse;
l
1
Michigan’s fumed eleven fell do.
vania.
' Opinions ano 4331p
n good and proper cutout Penney)
o
The Ohio State team kept the Western Conference ‘l‘ltle, by defeatlnz
Illinois 13 to 0, on Saturday."f‘he Ohib
consecutive years.
eleven has now won the title two
‘0
The University of Pittsburgh, and Georgia Tet it. both won their games
on Saturday. These teams would ma
brought together,
Ire a great match if they could be
.. .
Everybody's going to the big benefit basketball
Wednesday night. Be there yourself,
Kunz “ll have hie hands full'u’hu
lfall. one week ll't‘llll tonight. Dave is
game at the armory
and help the Red Cross.
9 .
Lt lll‘ tut-Hen Date Palliz.
no slouch of a fighter.
In Music
.0"
The t'llt'lttlfl raiser of next week’o
Alberta, and "Young" (il‘lllt),’.l.-l attract .
boute, scheduled to be, between "Kld"
"I .. considerable attention about town.
.IIIIi (‘Iriffo reports that he. never felt
Tlr- “Kid" i-I working hard every nich ‘..
letter in 'IIi» lite. Moth younlzett‘i'u are rI-nfldenl of Winning,
,._. ‘
.\l:I,v: \I'Irwnlk fans are plannlm, II attend the llrowanladca bum in
. v lt-I'.‘I'I. ltlnl"l.l. “l‘lIit-' will int. I- lll travel room to defeat the Rhoda
!, l. 2 4. wonder.
LlIlII In Mull.
IIIIIIII Inuit-u .
l.ll.l}.A.liEliillIil1l.
Small Team Does Well in
New England Meet ,
The Y. M. C.A bovs reiny ram-
w'hlI-h was run in Boston, Slit-min)
was won by the team repII- III lllllli,’ tIII
six New England Linton caught“ it
the. race They Ittnrted at noon
ultimo” different points in matter
”onion and rnn‘b fire mile rI-liyr‘rpce
ending fit‘ the. ’nrltm'an ham.
they I rd over to Arthur 1.
Witter of the Bouton' campaign com
I'nittee the reports of the boy's' ram
rain in rupporl of the \f. .\l. t‘. A. War
Work Count-ll.
The Connect ienl team finished fourth
but was very much handicaped because
it wasInect-suary to run the l'l'tt'l‘ with
onlyIfour boys. Theae boys had to cov-
er the name dittanre run by the other
teams. Physical Director D. .\1. Low-
ery of the lava] Y. M. C. A. who but
charge. of the Conner-tiI-ut boys who
competed says that he is certain the
boys would have been littort if the
team had been compmrd of the same“
number of boy» representing the other
states. The connet- ticut boys who ran
in the race .Were Adrian llmdley of
lreenwich, Kennel h t‘zmtrell of Darlen l
John Coffin of Groton, and George Nay-l
tor of Stamford . i
TIGERS AND WALNUT; DID NOT.
PLAY .
l
As the Tizcrs refused to meet the!
price which was asked by the Walnuts g,
of Bridgeport to come to Norwalk to
play yesterday, the game. was called
off as the amount asked was unread
sonabie. '
‘ l
JACOBS SHOE FACTORY TEAM
Loses T0 SMITHVILLES
The Jacobs shoe. fattort team iosti
their first game of the season yet-ten I
dav afternoon. when thet battled on.
to the 9mithvl11eu.
lllll lllllllill’lllll
Clan Macllull Eliminated
From A. It‘. A. Cornpeti-
tion, the Connecticut Team
Winning by 2 Goals to 0
t' IIIInu ilt‘lil argreselwnI-sa trlnzrr
,II....l owr lllt'll't,tflfllllfln rocker skill at.
mum Oval. Nev York City. yesterday.
n-lII-n Bridgeport (‘lty defeated t'Ian
linelmtt' by 2 goal»: to 1 in the replay
mtrom the tlrI-t round of the. cup compo
Iiticns of the American Football Arno"
While ‘IlIe New Yorlt “f“?fi
Nahum.
ml ‘ellmlnzuod, ..llI'iI.t¢":eport Bityad
IIntI': into thI rtt‘UfId round to meet
tlII (Iolnplona pl Rhode lultlntl. Boll)
ot tho goals wIII scored for the virul-
ent of Sanderson, their outside left.
IIII ilreI point came tlfteen minutes
from the start off a cross by Shaw. In
lllt"it't'1lntl period Sanderson trainee
possession IIII Hoyle headed the ball for
the home team and again found ,the.
('lluirllllf'ii'li net. Jones, Fieldn/ and
Show starred for Bridgeport City-end
:‘zmtrt. Ml left half back. p'ayml a line
defensive game for the losent
lillllllVS lllilIllVEllS
lllllll llllllllN llli
Yankee Outfielder Again
Playing Baseball and Will
Manage Cuban Team This
Winter
HAVAN‘A. ("dim . Nov. lit—Armando
f-IIIreI-n . the Cuban outfielder of the
New York American League team. who
ILI‘tlltt' an ankle last summer. yesterday
took part In a prnttlce game here. but
tiing guard and Innnlng the bases with
his usual skill and speed. He said his
injured lek is giving him no trouble
and that ht Would be as gotId a ball
player as ever he xt y.ear Morsans will
them once to box the Baxter "rounds hr a score of 12-0 "181188? a home club this winter in
local championship series.
WTKW MMRSIE'S AHNDORA BOMBER
llllill’llllllilVMlS llllZEl lAll lll
lfllllll till. ’8; All “lllMlllIlll llllill Milli”. Vlllllll
I‘Mltlllllllmll
The Sou-"outta ’ud the. Jackson
A. C, of Bridgeport played a my in:
"mun; nun Irma Park.
Yesterday afternoon, in which the.
Sprlnlwooda came out victorious bv
a more of 6-0 wrhlch was made by
Doopoie in th: as! five minutes of
Play of the hut quarter. The pane
star-ted 0! in a whirlwind with the
Sprlnlwoodl carrying the ball almopt
within the goal of the Juno-f but
as it would happen, theyloet the
ball and it went to the Julianna. The
Jack-nu ulno did the name rtunt as
did the Sprlnrwooda, but they were
unable to more and the bull went to
the Norwalk boys. After three plays
the name become real interesting, for
all the plays which were known by
both teams were' put in play. the
members trying to fool one another
but they proved to be out of working
order for both teams and it there-
fore was of no use to go anv further
with them.
At the same time the struggle was
growinz warmer and warmer anti it
was a fiabt with ntrenzth uninnt
”strength In‘mhlrh It named as though
the. Bridgeporters were going to be
the winners of the lop-trinity tent.
but it did not lnIIt long, for when the
Sprlnxwootl» got the ball they (are it
in Immbnrdl. who with I Immo
smash through renter, made. a gain of
ten yard!!! and there downa’ were. re-
pented. ' Lombardi was need verv ex-
tensively and every time he would
make a main of either five or ten
yards, The rest of the buck field was
playing zood ball. but lumberdl'u
playing stood out more plainly and
his results >howt‘d that he was there.
In the last quarter after ltupohte
had carried the hall arroIIa the soul,
the flfldleportorn were Ito quickly in-
cited to, a «agent antler that they all
pounced on lhtpoiuo and in a‘ tow min-
utes a free for all encounter followed
in which both tram: received It few
mnrlu. With the glorious battle, on
thu~ ended the game” ,The Sprint!-
woodu would DOWIMB to urrunze a
championship nme_ for the gretlter
citv of Normal! to he played at
Amusement Park .on Thankucltina
Dev to the afternoon. For further III--
rangementtt write to Andrew Warm
or accept thn challenm- throuub this
paper.
BROWN MEETS BLADES IN
NEW HAVEN TONIGHT
Lightweight. Will Come Together for
Fir-t Time-4f in Shape lll-lode
I-lelunder Should Win
Your": Blades of w.oonIIot-ltct it 1
will make his debut In New ilaven to
night in a lit-round bout. with (‘hic
Brown of the Elm City. Blade: has
.been training in that rllvefor the past
three or four days and last niuht his
munacer. H. iiuot. passed on word
that his charge would be in tiptop
condition and would stop the New
Haven favorite. While it it! doubtful
that the bout will and vi: the knock-
out route onc of the beat battles of
the yeart‘lit expected.
Blades has met some of the beat
men in r\‘cw l-‘ngland and what is
more hascdeteated them This will bI
his first appearance in this state He
has performed in Maaaachuaettu and
Rhode island. where he has fought his
best and more important bouts If he
lives up to expectations he mum to
defeat Brown. alth’ouzh New Haven-
ers have made their pride the favor
ite. '
II; I 9H HANCIT-IFwE
ibt‘N' T (151 Accok soon '
L'u» srAkve Ta DEATH. .
LCANT STAND Hv UIFES
Coozm’ AHoTHG'R
V2? THCVRC t‘W .)
F01: CONNA sauna“ HA1ILOA~ 1’” can do
[WHY W? m AND
ME SCWB
“kw”,
U647 U636 FINISHE:
WNW, SUPPER SOYOU
Tap Shooter Makes Almost
Clean Sweep of Events at
‘New Rochelle Club
Aflide from taking the high sacral h
price for the day E. .1. Hum, Jr.. of Nor-
walk. led in all but one of the events at
the New Rochelle Yacht Club traps, or.
lfarrleou Inland, yeetcrday. He earned
den on the November and Accummu
lotion cups, won the fifteen t-lay bird.
scratch event and the Take Home Trot
phy and bad the top score for the Han-
dicap Cup. The latter prize, how.-
ever. went to M. Mci'oy, Jr. since the
club rules do not permit one conten-
ant to take both scratch and handi-
cap trophies. Mr. Ham brought down
nluI-ty clay birds out of one hundred.
more than any other amateur. but one
less than C. T. Summer on. a profe-I-
slonal. uho tould not qualify tor any
prizes.
HITTING THE MAPLES
tfiy Scorekeeperl
The bit: surprise ot the week in the
Nor-walk > Newspapermen's Bowling
League, Vl’ihl the defeat of the rlcntl
net Slums lIv the "our .‘h‘tlflp‘. Tltfl
Slug} looked for an eaw VIr'tory last
Wedneulav night, but imit-ad. lbev
found them wives up agninst a touch
proposition. The best lllt‘ uurpt'iaed
diners with] do was to and: off . on"
name out of the illf'f‘t. While the
Slug: were dropping a pair of unmew
to the Scoops, the Sunltnel Cub!
were making up Mr Ion time by
trlmminz the Hour 'l‘ypma lvm comer
out of three. This \‘ll‘ft‘lt'y plart-n the
Bruins within/arr tirlklfl! distance
of the Sentinel Slum» uhile the Tvptra
have dropped Lil't'li into Iiu» t't‘lldr p0-
I-Iition. 'llII- ilour Scoop; are now‘ in
third place. just behind the Sentinel
Cube. Then: two teams wIll meet at
the Palom- Allevq on Wednesday ever
nine. or which tithe one. of the mom
important games of the season will he
played, A l‘ub \‘lt‘lt‘lf‘l’ on Wednesday
nizht will go It loin: war toward shalt
ing the Scoops dowu the ladder for
AMI! and all. The Sentinel allugri
must work hard to keep ahead of th!‘
Cubs, who intend to matte a IItrong
bid for firm‘ place this week.
The Sentinel Sluts are the only az-l
gmzation in the local newspapermen's
league to win three etraiuht games.
An all star newspapermen'a team
will probably be picked in the near
future. to represent the local leuKu“
in outside games.
The week's schedule. in the Nor.
walk Newnp'tpermen’s Bowling league
in as follows:
’Wfllmaday Night
Sentinel Cubs vs. flour
the Palace Alleys.
Sentinel Slum-I vs. "our Typos at
the Somali: Mir-vs.
The following games will be ptaved
this week at the Norwalk Alleys.
Monday Night
llarutrom's school team vs.
Walk Tire & Rubber Company.
pins.
Scoops at
Nor-
Big
Tunday NigM ..
Norwalk lunioru \‘a Palace luniorr.
Duck pins
Wednesday Nico:
Sentinel Slugs vII, lionr Tvpotl.
,Dm-k pins.
Thursday Night
Married men vs. single men.
pins.
Duck
Friday Night
3t. Georce Paper Pulp Company vs
Norwallt Tire & Rubber “Company
tube room, Duck plus.
A 4—“..._.4.._,_‘_ A..-" . ._ . .
llll’llllllll llllill
Michigan Swept From Ped-
estal by Pennsylvania—
Dcfeat of Green Another
Sensation--Fordham Com-
13ft?” Outplayed Cornel‘
~._._.__
Several surprising lapses in the sup-
posed form of prominent football
teams was :he outstanding feature of,
the eastern college football games of
the week end. Pennsylvania Inn-pt
Mirhizan from her pedestal of nude
leafed supreman. Tuna UPSOI Dan
mouth. and For-dbam completely out—
played Cornelt. While these reversals
were few in cornpuriuon to the
games whirh resulted as generally
was expected, neuertheteue they
marked the day 8:»: one of lllilll'llal
gridiron performances.
The downfall fIhimII I-w the
chief mrprlse of t‘w . luIl-zI-rl on
their past performam-ee. the Wolw-r-
”it‘ll were conceded r.. ll.» w
advantage 0‘4"." 72'2"» I IVltI‘l'l lII furi-
the game starred and :I held contest
was looked for, but it III-'Iw-r tlt'lt‘l-
oped. for to Quilln In Inuit IoIIInIIItIIl
of the altnatlyn 1,: "
many
t'l “
I...
Airligi
I l on I‘-.:
(Continued on Eleventh f’aee.)
MANHATTANS DEFEAT NEW.
BURGHS .
The Manhattan All Stars h'x~lt"ill.'tll
team, yesterday defeeh-Ii Ilo- New
vartrh quinm, at the Ilia." ltdltim t":
aino. bV the score of 50 to if? Tlll.‘
Manhattnnites outrlassed their oppo-
ntmttt in all departments of the game.
'llerkman, Sedran and Clinton were
the stars for Manhattan. liohnnu and
“Bralow' played best for NPWiltlf’E’ll.
Thu lineup was as follows:
Manhattan All Star-t Newhnruh
Berkmnn Holman
left forward ’
Sedmn ‘ StrPurnnd
I-iuht forward
Leonard Cohen
center
Clinton Fuller
“ left. guard
“'hite Bt'tllow
rightrguard
Refereew'f'homas Thorpe.
NEWSPAPER M EN'S STA NDlNG
e'l'he individual standing of lhwplavv
era in the Norwalk New-papermen‘s
Bowling Ira-rue is as follows:
Total
Pin Full Ave. _ Games.
DeForeIIt 113! 94.2 1'1
Evans . 518 86.3 . t:
.l. Bredice 1009 80.6 .12
Richest: 75f 83.7. it
Vanmtren 9" I 6 81.3 I:
touched: '48; 81.3 t‘.
Kramer 48.x 81.3 H
Mutkin 97:2 81 1:
)Iarura 726 80.6 I;
Schenk 713 79.2 07
D. Bredlce 929 77.4 l‘.I
Brnndow 928 77.3 1.;
Cornstock 683 75.? Ill
Baker 90‘.’ 75 1':
W. 8, Ireland 671 74.5 9
851 73.4 - l'.’
W. ll, lreland
TUF‘I’S TEAM ENDS SEASON
MEDPORD, Mass" .\'ov. 19.~ »
Charles \Vhrlnn. coach of the 'l'ufrz
Collette football team, announced to-
day that. the Tufts victory over Dart-
mouth at Manchester N. H. on Sat-
urday marked the, end of the seas‘on
film the eleven.
’lilllVllllI'lllllll llli
l
l
l
C rles Curtis; Persiani,
of hi ..._ twine, Dies
in .. uptured Blood
Vessel ' in’Brailt’ Received
in Game Saturday
. CHESTER Pa. W Nov. l9.—-Charleu.
lCurtiss Pereiani Jr.. of Womble.
Conn, and? student of the Pennsylva—
nia Military CollegI, Iii Id yesterday in
the Chester Hospital, following» an or
nation made necessary by; rupture!
blood regard in the brain, another pic-
tint of football. JII- ‘I'Ia‘i Ihe son of one:-
Li (fonnecticut's pullblllflll Ila-utm-
turery, vice-president and manager- of“
the Clark liolt llztonrzu turlng Company
at Huntsville. ,
l’ersiani played halfhat-k in a galle-
Saturday between two of the collerw
muse tenure. llv' t-unplainetl of no In-
jury during tlII ::..:.->I~ ate a hearty al.1-
III-I‘ and went to room. An hour
later in: reported the f‘tlllt'lfl: bound—-
1:Ii summing all: palm in the head. in;
(.
12:3
It:
:.Irgco:.._
it". it i’xl* =; II ". ' (Viit ~lt. " Ilosyitar
and operated on him that night. ”The
In“ inntrmi
the groom.
Erltttlti ll, :‘ll'tl‘, lllil‘gt‘
ll
HITSHIII ir' ll -- =..-_I ‘ou
by striking hi . l: r 1;
“hell Hillel-rd heavily. .
l’ersiani VIII: t'.‘ ix: -. the Films
of 1920. one of the . lulu» ranking:
men of tilt collect a .‘.l I' lifl‘d di'stir'
tlon last year of boirn: t Ion} on the lid
of six cadets reported to Governor
.at...
.I!.
t
Rrumbaugh I'l‘ llt"‘.t‘." men lll' x-II-
around excellence in Kr-holaithip am!
military.
He was 19 years. old, the best t'ym
mat in college, Wlfl'l the Mabel tres-
flyatt athletic prize for indoor nth»
letter. He entered from interview Mil.
itary Academy. l’flllfl‘llkPflpSiQ, N ‘t'.
The cadet corp; u-Inl escort thelwly‘
to the elation when it lent. ea for. hurt-Ir.-
today.
€11.55
atusrrr BASKETBALL ems
Preparations h.IvI- lm-pmtimliv
completed for the. Ma benefit basket—
ball game which will lie played in flow
local armory Wednesday niebt, for tlw .
benefit of the Norwalk» Chapter of fine
American Red (from: Society.
Two of the best teams In New York
City will be teenin action on the lo-
cal court. The lineups will includr:
some of the best men in the country.
and a great contest is expected. A
preliminary game. will begin at 8 .
drlock. Dnncinz will be enjoyed af-
ter the big game lH over. ,.
The players who will appear Wetl-
needay night have generously olfetctl
their services free of charge, and are?
willing to have the
turned over to the local
Chapter. Now is the time lo‘hIl':
Red Cross. and see It not name
basketball at the same time.
‘—
fled' Cross
.t " tr
of
TIE GAME ON NEWFI’ELD' PARK
Seven thousand fans witnessed the
American Chain team. of Bridgeport-
and the New Haven Annex eleven b'tl-
tie to a M tie yesterday afternoon. at:
Newfield Park. Bridgeport. The game
was played for the chamoionuhip of
the state, and was‘ fought with et-
citement from start to finish. A fir-
teen yard penalty imposed on the
Chain eleven in the third period while»
on the visitora’ five yard line, Hasn‘t!
all hopes of a. Bridgeport Victory.
Yesterday's game was the. second
contest of. the season between time
two teams. the first game also ,t‘ndi’tg’
in a tie. 7-7.
G009 NIGHT
FOLKS '
To YOUR Roort
UNPACH '
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Illlll".
AuRIcHr "071,: . ,
entire receipt 9-. ,
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