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Baseball Psychology—Bib ~——’-*- . ~ ‘ J
fers Largely From Other
Fans-Football Enthusiast
and Golf Follower Easily
Understood
The psychology of professional;
American baseball is one or the mails" -
remarkable things in the entire world;
of sport. It differs radically from the
phychology of any other sport. The
BLUE RIBBONS FALL
BEFORE TURNEfi TEAM
[Tim fi'
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’ Opinions
Game the Fastest of the Thrown by Champion Zbys-
Season and score was 20 zko and Suffers Injury in
to lfi—First Company; First Bout
V / ' ‘Fast New Jersey Basketball Team; , IMS 501". ..
i I Growl Follows. Play Leonard Starred "1m / i ‘
i BRl'DGEi’ORT, Dec. 26. — 'I" '
shift lineup were a match for fit . . “a . - -
Newark Turners. in a same at C0’ ,. . J and WW Eight“, .
Ten Rounds ‘ ~ ,1
After a woman has been married a year or two she begins to wonder at
the enormous amount of important business that has to be transacted
down town after supper.
and Gossip . ~
j -~ ‘1'iliimiiiihlililii3‘ “HUSSANE Til "Elli; u 6......”
...___ 'Bridgeport Blue Ribbons with um AlIWiltse Floors 0pm
nlal hall yesterday afternoon, and t. r;
flrchology of the football fan or the
golf follower is much more easy to;
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BOSTON, Mass, Dec. za.-—World’s
ter a one-sided struggle, the Leary
crew fell before the .lerscymen's at CHICOPEE' “3"” Dec. 2"."
understand. The {03,331 Slim! “mi The slacker would beat a strategic retreat if there were any places. Before : enthusiastic audience of Champion Catchvas-(‘atchcan Wrest- fl" bouts featured the Christmas
- - . 0t) .' . , w de -k, beaten by the score of 29 to 17.
terwovea with the college spirit, and left to which to retreat. 5 fans, \orwalk met defeat last or 1" In k Zbyszko disposed of You- i“ he I.
on! Human», Chris Leonard, the peerless center and card of t A“ A‘ C" in Ohio“
football is a natural outlctTor the;
exuberance of the young American'
football is nothing but a mass of men.
meeting a mass of men. This has!
been proved time after time when
games between crack elevens from.
smaller colleges have drawn ease
gates in New York The games lack-z
ml the college spirit to make them a;
success.
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There is a strong summit among courting writers that Ban Johnson
eollegian. Without 199 “"95" spirit)!“ enlisted in the gas and flame division. He will have to train hard to
become proficient as a flame thrower. however.
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Once again lightless night will with our way. Tomorrow night la the
’time
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Which leads us to think that young men can aid in the conservation of
icoai'and electric current by terminating their calls at an early hour. Be
The psychology of :0" is lust El sides every girl needs a certain amount of sleep.
easily explainrd, The natural impulse
of erery ilby is to take a club and see‘
how far he can drive a tin cup, a
rock, a decayed apple or anything be,
rhmtld meet on his rambles. That'
impulse never dies and an old boy is
able to mun- it by clubbinb a small
wily-r ball around a golf links in a
scientific manner. Baseball pllvchoitr
pertains: to the
gr, especially as it
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professional end of the sport, is con Thomas serenading in the back yard he would make a hurried addition to 0 “WW "‘9 ”"9“th man, and “t We"? 7"" “ W” “0 doubt 0’ ““5 prowcss of each man also counter! ”H, fifth round after one of the m
. d g' i '._ t B it a fan his ara r b that. "Joe" didn't gettltetn all. 511' sanes speed, as he wrlgglcd and ' _ ‘
tron ““ monss ”3 ‘ y p g ap ' l ‘ heavily. savage battles ever seen in a Chico- ,
- ll his team all’lhc name-l in the other erstwhile Norwalk utur~ was inquirmcd away from some of the W , ,
may ca ' ‘9" who performed in champion's most dangerous holds be- vliil- hd- McMillan: thc- Yonkers. pee ring. Oliver claimed a brok-
world. 'b'ut woe to the man who raps
his team. "You may pan the men he-
hind the sport to a crisp and the fan
lakes a vigorous part in ih!‘ pannlna.
we—
These» efficient people who tell l’! how to save have a very efficient as
.sistant in the present high pricen.’ .
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It's a poor rule that won’t work‘Dotb ways but a poorer one that won't
work at all.
of the night?"
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An upstate exchange says that mosquitoes and babies are the "Voices
1f the writer of that was ever near our house
The deadly parallel is again bolas drawn. ,‘Mayor-ciect ilylan of New
York says that chorus zit-ls must dlneein overcoat: and rubber boots
while a noted dressmalter. of that fair city says that 25 per cent. more mu
come off a woman's growns. While it is the 'old gag we repeat with favour.
and
llt-nrd
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1 citing at the hands of the fast Knicker.
hookers of New York, The game was
one of the fastest of the season and
thc outcome was always in doubt un-
til little Ackcr of the “Kaleb" tossed
a beautiful goal from the middle of
the floor with less than I Millie to
go. A low score was hm l). as to
'15, which speaks well for the floor-
work of the two teams. Horwalk shift-
ed the lineup a bit last niflt, Dreyfus»
and Barry swapping places. but the next fall Hussanc
shift did no: work out very well, and
as Barry answers a call to arms this
week, Joe. will undoubtedly take his
old place, and an effort will be made
to svt’jlre "Stretch" Harvey to hold
down the pivot position next week. A
former Norwalk player, “Jerry" liar-
riaan, was at guard for the “Hutch.”
One can judge his style of play from
the number of fouls called by “Joe"
“Mike" Smnllclt,
his usual stellar fashion. edging four
baskets and holding his opponent to
but a mingle one.
.lnlznsr‘n had an off night. garnerin:
the Balkan star and
challenzt‘r, in a onefall match at Me-
chanics Building last night, The con-
test attracted one of the largest
crowds that ever saw a titular con'
test in this city. The single fall was
the result of an injury Husssne suf-
fered when Zyszko secured a double
toe hold in one hour and fourteen min-
utes of strenuous mat work.
‘ Corning back onto the mat for the
still shwed thu‘
effects of the hard first round. The
Balkan mpiller wished to continue
under his handicap. but when he put
it up ‘0 the fans whctbcr he would
continue a majority were in favor of
him forfeiting the match, which he
did evcntually. The first round was a
more feeler for the champion and at
the same time it served llllssanc the
chance to dirplsv his great skill and
fore he was finally pinned with both
uhnulders tn the mat.
liussanc's bit;r
throughout the contest was
made
{it'll'
mistakc
his
yesterday afternoon. in the first A!
Wiltse of Hartford outfought. 1"
boxed and outhit Soldier Bill Bosch.
of New York in every one of the t.
rounds, except the second and eighth.
Wiltse floored Doscher in the flu!
round with a short left hook, for tho
first time in the New Yorker's r”
career. It was a clean blow to
Jack Murray. until recently important
cogs in the Ribbon machine, appeared
with the visitors from Jersey, and this
pair. aided by the whirlwind, Joe Drey'
fuss to say nothing of chubby Ernie
Reich and Johnnie Becklnau, formed,
a combination that the Bridgeporters,
led by Xat Holman and Eddie Whit.
could not hope to get the best of
The Turners. with the combination
named. made up an agrcgatlon that
, count of two, though he was at
without a doubt hat; no peers in Oiist- .0
time able to connect with the shitty
Pm basketball, and “"9 the large Capital City boxer for a telling Wimp"?
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crowd that was present found small
encouragement in the chances of
Lt-nvyman for victory,
performances of the visitors. individu. content to “1,, on points. Willi.
B"? as We" all a team. we rem-"l- weighed 130 pounds and post-her us.
pcnsc. 0n attack and defense alike. 1,, the 0mm- ten-round clash Joe
Wiltse broke his lcft hand in the
law and the soldier dropped like . ‘ of
log. but he was up fighting at m -‘flwl: b.
on».
”W second round when be nearly hnl ’ '4’
m“ ”mm"; Doscher out again. After that he was ”"”"
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i‘,(- Turners were unbeatable: Their Butch of Chicopee forced Young on. x, . .J it?
form was perfect. and the individual may of Holyoke to quit at the end at
vctcran. at centcr, Holmes and \Vllilt‘, rib. Both boys scaled at 133 9011‘.
the forwards made a valiant effort in Buck Dali-y 0i “OWN“! “0”le “.3
Norm the farvicsled stanchion: of thc Stevenson oi Springfield in to-
Newark quimcite but, their work full rounds. Stevenson's seconds throwi-
The boys are tenth-b
t nevertheless he is rizht on the Job ,, , , .. _ ‘ , , , .
2:1 the opening of the scamnu ‘ its goln to be a tail yf‘lr 0n the Mind. nil-"V .~ basket and making i': fouls “r, to “,mu‘ate some sort of a ‘dc« .Sllul‘i. Tlllir individual efforts ctuid the spoils?- d f f. ."
Baseball rcts one black We aftcr' “" for but 7 points. Norwalk dici- no“ fcnse for the Champion's attack. In- not mm “m ”’0 finished “lam play weichts. The largest crow o .
h ’ i make u ninglc basket in tlu- second Mead of trying to block manv of the 0f the visitors, to any nothing b: :1“. in the history of the club 8" "If”
another. Its ‘Fogels and 'Biurphys
The couple were married at the home of the bride's parents where
Federal ‘lezflf‘s, strikes. fliluabilies, they will remain until the groom gets a job—Contralin, (Mo).
trials, acmlrbtions and counter accuo
nations are all sold to give it a blow
from which it will be hard for it 1‘ til llis furlough is up or He is drafted.
recover, . but it always scems really to
take more punishment. During the
.0.
Nowadays most. couples remain at the home of the bride's parents on-
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half and th” "Knicks'flbnt three. Nor-
walk was pix-.inlv not what it should be
last owning. but thc‘additlon of liar-
vey might go a long way towards
building it up. While ‘llarry has un-
doubtedly given his best to Norwalk.
no
holds Hussane elected to fight
back
fl'lii left himsclf opcn for whatever
Zbyszko had in store in the way of
holds,
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individual flashincss exhibited b; 119-
(iris leonnrd and Murray.
in spllc of thr- disapproving appl-ur
ance of the lir‘ellgcporters, the gulllc
was full of interest. "leopard, boll;
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FOOD DEALERS MUST
MAKE INVENTORY
‘WASHINGTON, ‘D'c‘c. 1.lti.-—l’lafis ll ‘
the pivoted position and on gang,“ making the nation wide war emcm- ‘
floor offensive work, was in unuurpax- ('Y {00" survey are well under way, W
Hill! FUllllN lilSES
a more experienced player will
greatly appreciated by that an.
responding to the draft
‘V vernmenl. has a corner in sablc form. lie easily had mp 3.1. bureau of markets announced min.
The way the young @9517“ this c '
; . . elcral Loam?"
last two yclr.l of tilt F I makes one think
. 19” and lint, professional basev ‘ .-
jfjlli was hit pretty hard Never was the sand 0‘ the m . NONIlik ‘ ATEfiuntage over McMillan. lie caged i‘lve i‘Chi‘du‘P" haunt: be” ”M'e‘lsohezz
‘ ‘ ’ . ’ . . ff 0 7 7 ppm goals in ”H. magnum“ holdup. food dealer manufacturers on o .
the commercialism of the SW” , - “MW" . ' . l _ - , . .
’ ”m,“ more 5mm,“ an“? puillif‘. it ,. Jud the numberbf people . 1, _“, . . of loud mothers. That's an RN?" ii» - - - 1 0 2 . ‘ McMillan tallyless. Murray counted U “mph” '1‘ male "“3 “mi” '°“- 1:
was shown that the only loyalty a ' funny as it would be to see Will 7' fight, . . Drcyfhls 0, (2) g 3 “‘dw'Wh H inC!’ through the rim. but his shoving x‘l‘llofsurvcy "demo 't ”’9 but“ W
h . - ‘ - ' . ’ he floor was especially ct-mmcnd' " on 0 ““3”” W ”0"” ”"9
layer knew was loyalty to the al , 4. Murray rs Bout Stoppe en 9 on i . . hi!
fnlfiiIiV dollar. chutations were font By the wav the W. K. Red Cross has turned Willard's little offer 3"" ‘3' 1 0 02' Hufls W.“ Though’able. y/ ‘ 100 diffeltlfli- @058 and lcturns "1‘33
m shreds and u was predicted it down. it is said because of luck of faith in u. is it possible that the otily 4 . ,3 no...» at l mu. Rock i Edd/lo Whitc was pretty mutll the ““0" “‘9 “0““ 0“ W” "m ”em' .
won” m... yam for baseball to get ones who hit at the offer were the sporting writers? Or maybe Willard , ‘ LITTLE ROCK, Ark. Dec. 26." whole ”10056 on the Bridgeportwark. b" 3’ “”d m“ “m9 d” “m ”“5 a,
back on its feet. Y!“ ‘915' a "h" fon' wanted a guarantee "0’“ the Red "'0” ”Int they would relcct his offer. Kauai-back"! 4 0 8 Fred Fulton. claimant to thc, world's and he was rcsponflible for ”m": 0‘ fifth. obitiglhift‘LO'f‘tquzgiilip-‘l In t”:
mining 0M WM "is” all“; :mmip'r' The sporting worldi s r get—tindwall proved up First of all B n lohn :tnaumomtrfllf 2 0 ‘ "MWWMEM championship last M! ilhldloml team's five goals from ”I, 31:3; oi till: motlth "we“ on a I"
': ' the banner year for ‘1 Inn 0 . 9 ii 9 ~ - 3 - ' ' bout here yesterday with Harry “Tcx- 1‘ - ‘ ' ' 1 l .. -«
;":;llf‘fi tho Amcricun [league beating son throes off a hysterical ycrp which succeeds in makinghim as the lll- hiscMilliun 0. l 4 1” or." Tate M Nowata, Okla. in the "m _..._.__‘_.____ . in addition to the survey by mailed“ '1”
all urchins attendance records in Me would say; "A stench in the nostrils ’of the people," after which Wll- liarriganlg. 0 00 2mm” by a d. “mm of Rerpm "Billy" CONGRATULATE LUFBERRY schedules, ““9an surveys; will ”W a
imp, by nearly A million. lard comes out of retirement long cnc‘uzb” to make his usual Christmas Adler rr. 1 4 20 lfaaclr. who ruled that Fulton was “k ON APPOINTMENT made by agents in 43 typical counti- ’
' ” ‘ s ' , in various parts of the country in new.”
flan Johnson's "mom on ciltninin’? statement that he is ”not too fat to fight" and then horrible wrestling
exemptions for “gimp?“ (dawns 0“ matches, consisting of three throws of the opponent and ninety-seven
nacll maior league team tlnqucstlonn- 'h'o‘i'" ”Nb“- bull “'9 staged it the Lexington Theatre in Little Old New
blv gave baseball another hard win- "0'“. Billy Sunday has a run-in with an accredited representative of "Me
"I, “Mp But by the time thc ball l'nd' Gott" Wilhelm the i’ottsdamvthe Konsequencercifalser in which the lat-
h the bat next spring this '9" corn?“ of! second best-significant fact lumped on by prophets that we
. arc going to winflout tn the W, W.. lot '5 hope so-and finally it is announccd
”3-..lhal the ball players are not going to get a square deal as they can be
. transferred with only three days' notice and drafted on only twcnty-four
lion with an angry fan. about Ba hours'notice—then 99“ "final! and Dutch revolution thrcatens tbc peace of
Johnson. Ah" his ”mow. on Ban ex- t l enlinel composing room when Tony Butrhnbutcll. better known in it".
pended its force the fan asked. “What squalid "l“‘le a“ "YWDH Wivmihe Wallopin: Wall" and Henry "assen-
”do you think ”“23"“ will do with pheffer, knmm to lovers of the chess board as "the Human Snail" threat-
the Yankpfi up“ season? Will he cet cns to tear up each others' rubbers ifltllcv don't ltf‘t‘D respective lunch
Tlerrell Prai' for second base?" That “00"“ “5 “full“ forms.
conversation really furnishes a key
to the entire premise, The fan is
willing to rcr'ommcnd anything up to
tar and feathers for the promoters.
but his intercs' the mmeitsclf “WM- 50!“ ,
s . ' v ' o _ "
remains mint and undisturbed. ‘What um REhCE. Moan. Dec. -6. Tom several rounds and had Dyer in dis-
do you think Huggins will do with the my Robson earned the decision oyer, "9“ .
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Yankees next scason‘.’ “ill Vile get 11:?! Dyer lzgetiixzsel: mindutistyi The Mam“) boy, who has ‘bm‘
Den-ell Putt for second base. is all- ore a pal: training for his hm" wm‘ Kid ”a"
that really counts. iClub yesterday afternoon. Referee
’ Lewis, which was called off after he-
, . . . ‘ ‘ d .
“Ck “agnel was roundly has"! an in: booked for this city today. was in
log foul tactics.
’ Soon after the start of the fight
which was scheduled for tcn rounds.
Fulton floored Tate as they were com-
log out of a clinch. Club officials dc-
clnrcd the blow had been" a foul. but
‘lle referee warned Fulton and the
mm was rcsumcd. Near the end of
the round after a clinch, Tate was
thrown through the ropes into the
crowd. Referee llaack thcn stopped
the bout and censured Fulton. Taic's
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tlcr that the figures obtained by mail
Estimate of stocks
WALLINGI-‘ORD, Conn, Dec.
All cxprcsslon of pridc and 3000 may be t'hPt‘de. , W, ”v
wishes of his home town was express-:0! foodstuffs on farms will be made it.” ,
id in ac cablcgram sent yesterday the bureau of crop estimates. , 7.,
from hrre to Major Raoul Lufbcrry “The complete survey." said a state- ‘
of tile lofayettc Escadriilc, fightinglmem by the bureau 0! markets . ’Im .
for l-‘rancc. ‘yicld the most accumu- luformathua” _
The message reads: ever collected in regard to iheexlflb. ,, , ,
“in behalf of tile peoplc of tho bor- of the nations resources and is canal-m. ,.,., ,
nugh of Wallingford, l hasten to con- cred an important step in the effort to, war
’ gl‘atlllate you on’ your ,appoiotmeu: as place the country on a safe footins has. a
back and head were SWIM” iniurcd major, which you so richly deserve, 80 it" as the 100‘] will“! '3 cancer-slum} 9‘?
by the M'- The "0"! would not H" and to extend to you greetings of the i ,
ten to Eulton when he attempted to(scallop, Hoping that the war may soon
HAY REVIVI BOXING. speak from the rins. lend with the right of each man and
. , jeach nation to life. liberty and pursuit
m Ions. Dec. 26.4“!!! M! wan-rs canes. .
State senators and assemblymen on ”OWN-K TIA" 0‘ happiness, secure ”"0““ the he-
‘ - University football team and thy, pic
ketball team of , “5'3 b. ,
record today in favor of a new law The Belmont has - Iroic effort of yourself and the ol'ser
lightest man playing with a big any»...
Norwallt wishes to challenge any team: 3 . a _
legalizing ”mm“ in New York. ("Now ibra‘e men who 81'1‘ “Slit-0g our battle legs team. has been chosen cam; :
ers of themfistic splirt are taking for-
:n 2.7m?” m Nil.“ “Yrs,“ iiwgihiay God bless and protect [you is the for next season. ,
ward to the coming session of the let T‘tlszflzg V.’l‘l:l:: {gsbzg'fi toim’m of Your townspeople and of all i Malone hails from Holyoke, Mm
islalurc with a urea! deal of interest 125 Minds. ’ A" the ”m" mu" be the people in the United States. 'where he made an enviable prom :
Afifiembll'ma" Martin .Vlct'ue, a ”0"" ' ‘John E. Martin. Warden of ill“ B0"‘l”¢hool record on the gridiron. ‘ Two
of other days, has‘prepared a bill to years ago he came to Syracuse, 5.,
replace the Prawlcy law, and other hi-
Flrst company Defeats Lenox ‘
The preliminary was a fast exciting
affair in which tllc First Company fin-
nllv brolm their hard-luck streak, and
defeated the fast Lenin (‘lub to the
tune of ill to ill. The Leno: made a
brave attempt to tie in the last ”few
minutes of play but 'twas useless.
However. credit is due the younger
lads for their good showing. as they
were stacked up against ”older and
more experienced players, The work
of Church and Saunders was eSpecial- .
1y noticeabqu '
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crashes wit
and other thines will be
Nothing better illustrates
l‘lmloxv of baseball than a con
thought Robson ha
mill.
Both‘boys mixed it with a will and
the battle was a thriller from start to
finish, Robson fought like a flash in
' the utter of i !“
Reason arrears oven . . the 133 pounds fullback of the mud...
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”We" °‘" °' °'"' ”y “m w ” ough of Wallingiord.” .
‘ing the job of regular quarterback abs
ing to answer this challenge must“
it ‘t ‘ ‘ .oon as osrible to .1. Andrew ' .
H p as .. p . Sentinel Want Advs. keep you in ; the freshman team. Last year he "um.“
' I r. -booc for the award, although the
Sentinel Want Advs. are Wt net‘s ,‘ m3” wm‘fl‘fi and fair-min dc d fans condition. Dyer was substituted for legislators are preparing bills to pro Plunkett, manager and captain, .103 p _
M‘" ‘ A ;-D h . ~ 4 l ”wk In!" Sunday night. vilic let's MW boring commission. Cm "me, m Norwalk. iwuch With good. live. thinking people ‘Isub Quarterback. A!!!
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