SPORI'D‘OM‘ C
Baseball Rebutts Yesterday ‘
New York (A. L) 3 Random. L). 2
(eleven innings).
Cincinnati (N, L.) 5; Detroit (A. L.)
8. ' . .
. Jason Wright. the dean of soccer
promtOers in this state, in fact the
man who introduced the sMinto
Connecticut, has found his activities
in other branches of sport insufficient
Houston (T. L) 6; Chicano (A. L)'t0 satisfy, his insatiable managerial
0. .
Washington (A. L.) s:'
A.) 3.
Cleveland (A. L) 4; New York (N.l
i .) 1, ~ l
Lewiston, 9; Worcester. 1. l
Atlanta (8..
ted w
With three victories and no defeats
George Spear last night finished, the
final round robin round winner of the'
Poggenhurg Memorial Cup. The
tournament was conducted at the
lirooltlyn Billiard Academif. and the
Myle of game was 18.2 halkline. L A.
Firrvatius was second. with one defeat
out of three game played, and Claude
on Lewis third. with one victory and
'. two delf'als. Jacob KanKPf', with a
. high handicap of 350. did not win a
game. - ' . ' "
Spear won two games yesterday, dc-
{eating Klinger and Lewis. The best
contest was that in which Sonatina
defeated Klinger with a fine oversize
for the veteran of tiff-18.
played in
play with
’Bl'ldgepot
' «No boxlnz match, in the history of
izridgeport has been marked, by such
an extensive demand for.tlckets as
- the Harry Grebfieorgc (‘hip middle-
weight bout. to be staged by the in
ion boat Cl~‘) at the State Street ('u
slno on Monday evening. :April is.
Sunday.
The fight Will undoubtedly surpass
in widespread attention even the liunv
rice-Jackson affair in New Haven. No
‘ bout in the rim: history of Brldzt’port
can compare with this match, and all
local attendance records for boxing
are bound '0 he smashed. Even with
the increased sentini: facilities, tho
t'nsino. where ltilly Hogan, is instal-
linn‘ W extrpliseats, will be unable
lt' wesentimllcations mean ‘anvtlyinx.
,to accommodqtd the 5 lll’lbt‘l' of
right fans who are seeking admit-
tance, '1' '
will get i
p
lrwelght
Libertine is’ 100%
. Efficient
In the cure of bronchial coughs-—
) those distressing. hamssl', hack
in ini'itiu
ht'l'e.
ported to
i xinz. .
“8 ”“8113 that defy 01h," medicinea._ m ______ , for a call to the colors. fie enlisted . his to him. - 3 called the attraction by the ewo‘flng,
V St. miner i} it in the Navy some li'de ago. i ". “0er“
mum" “he" ”the "7" "g" M H,“ h. r w announced Mt. « . «w .. . , inzcsuwma POLISH nesiosurs. I h ., 7 o H
. id m '1, it n i h n ’3 l l "l ,Wmore frames would be - . . b » ____ Re c , i .
on w real: up over a g t- , ~ Nurwalit has always supported a". . _ . - . . If 1 o '
’ play Pd on the local court "ill ““0!" 1 hp n l) sketball but ' BUSTON. April o.—-Pilnl for.recruit Borsksmp. .
and the after-effects of Linonino at! This came as a rather sudden surpriie $321th 1:: mg: was such that it in; Polish tilmmitr‘ra‘nts‘mincrms‘l: richnert. c, I g 3
‘ to the loc l l n, ' l - - . . 4? .. , rscttn II 1"” 9 " H 0 H. - ' ' Murray. m.
highly beneficial. which cannot be MW lnf:rm:da ghouhadnggzerlfl; would not prove surprising if it left}! row of the otilctal,_Poltsh mission. ”Mm“. lg, 2 2
said of remedies containing powerful that at has. three more same“ we", bad taste in the mouths of the fans. gore continues: $1122; 5115;; 3:33. _L_‘ .
’ " ‘ ' ~ ._._-__.._._~ .racz n n c ‘ ' 3 Bi
drugs, Linonlne llipure, an emulsion scheduled to be played in Norwalk. ti 1 " ~ quarters here. Ho estimated that ol‘ 15 .
" il‘emu that there was some truth in NORWALK JUNIORS CHALLENBE'tte two huildred thousand Poles in the Jef.cy\c[‘y
of fiaxaeed all, Irish moss and encslv 00 . d It mam ‘ ' r 0 10
‘ the statement of Jason Wright. of An- ~-- “We “"0“! 80.0 were. ' u ., howls-r. rf. "
"t medical science “on no ”I. sonia with whom \ln-u'alk has two The Norwalk Juniors. a fast base- and expreilrdmt’il desirzefo‘gtlgtmottz Wright if . 1 0 2
" ' . I" ‘ ' . . e on . . v '
or remedy‘for coughs and colds- and more games. that the, decal players ball team. 3"” ”mm“ “m" for the, gm, allqihgoiish unhs...Appeals for Brothcrton. 6. 1 0 2
. d , di Li i b lldl wished the remainlnz games to be touring season. They would like. tol-tecrults will be made‘at men“. in Norman. it 5 0 10
r|un- own con tions. non no u ~pluvcd in Ansonlti where the financial may in Stamford ‘" an early d‘l’hhcnor of the mission tomorrow and itéckmamrt!) 1 1 3
' . n sto vitalit . ' with return 'ame in Norwalk. Green- Sund . ,' __._._.
ID the ”31"“ ' d '9 m V imitiook is better than here. Of course i" . . ”(films of the mission tomorrow. . 13, 1 27
Physicians endorse it hlghly for
Jack Stamford, secretary of
fore finishint their schedule.
If they have no came for Sundsv
be light. _
it"s “-r‘ . .v .
Riihane, of Clevfiland. festh‘
“ism.
liml charge of boxinz
(‘amp Sherman. has
accordion
Kilbunc will install
tSlll'l'lllall a) stem in the other camps 50390"-
;nnd‘will no personally to (‘amp (‘us- that the local mannst‘ment
ter and Grant. Camp Sherman is re. it. thntis all.
' proclivities and is now organisinga
soccer “(rotation in Ansonia. on»
known as The Ansonia Soccer Clubs
'This team will in no way be associa-
the present team in that city
playing under that club name. i
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i As a nucleus of a srona eleven Jess,
has Jimmie llonston of the oldL An-i
souls state championship team“ and
his brother Johnny, and several other
old players. Two of
team will play soccgr, also, having
his basketball
New Jersey.
Willihm Kelly} catcher, who went
to the. Pittsburg Nationals sereral
years ago in the famous deal for Mar-
ty‘O'i‘oole, has spirited scontra‘ct to
th". St. Louis Americans
this season,
\
the
‘i City Soccer Elub has not
teceivcd unv notice from the officials
of the .\'ew York ‘Stnte Dengue as yet
in records to who the Citys will pin)‘
it
Jess. “'illm-d yesterday be entrain-5
inn. at Chicago for
Fred Fulton. scheduled for July 4. ills
work (‘f)nl‘l‘-'"(l "‘2' five-mile Walk. He
will walk that distance each day for a
‘isPt/‘k. then Wlll
‘gvm. The champion believes Colorado
his
brain work in. the
bofinz champion. who has
instruction at
been placed
to advices recelilcrl
the Cami?
be, the only camp in the ('0qu
try where cvcrv man has been taught
‘ i for this, for they are in the game. for
growing children.~Adv.
i
' anemnnt
:inunov’ and not for lova, but it would
ihtivc been fairer to the local fans
;no misrepresentation had been made
'nnw had been announcer! that Nor-
walk would finish their home names.
ilast night the fans would have thohzht
a great deal more of the
If
and the players themselves.
than they do just now.
In hwith '
""fi'iimnaai
outlining
.wa “a“-.q V“,
he Great" ‘Give' i’Mlm‘h' K‘ct'or' ' ‘
a 'Ltiss'ttn 'lft Pitflling ’a’ Citrved
,
m
.tCREEN suo s"
would have tone up in the air.
GROVEK C; ALEXANDRA
Because Douglas Fairbanks may tlnd ii nrciflshry in some of it's m'Wll'
. Th0 Omcwt‘ "' "'9 '0?!“ ports to act as a baseball pitcher he Vi'unt m use of the very best author- -ball ‘0 Johnny Bcckmsn who in 'orde \
club are anxious over this as they rites to learn. ile (‘lMIH‘ Grover (‘. A irxandcr. -
“it” a long ”a; of ”may“, may be- who is now in southern (‘uiilorulu w: ith the i‘liicngo t‘uhs
But llll' National, League scuson.
litd vou notice the improvement in tudcs of u
i"eraht's" playing last night. in about.
’lon years. the “boy" will make qlllte G
a player.
' Judging from the name last night.
in Joe irrevfusst and Johnny Beckman
'wcttcriil charae of linking instruction must be next-(loo neighbors.
'y camps all over the countrv.
Perhaps it In just as well that there
will he no more
Bcrzic may act be able to 119993! am “in ”‘9 additional ”Kid training both teams was fast
with Norwulk south as he is waiting of army life. will prove highly proflitt- throughOut and could “.9“ have been;
the players cannot be entirely blamed “1"“ teams “"3 3"" Ch
4?
Norwalk, is the l
llam hitrifarric.
tors.
WASHINGTON,
local man- investigation of railroad freight rata‘si .
on petroleum products was ordered tog city to a provincial center where they
day by "I" lmi‘l'fllflit' Commerce "at" will be cared for during the summer Dsnburi'.
lmlssion.
it was a bit: surprise to
home games this
nilenged. Wil-
Center avenue.
nunagcr of the Jun-
. Loan parade.
.4,—
April 5r». general
r
'Jightwcluht'no
sinus to no
"Alexander
school vacation.
the
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will be next to impossible to finish 01!! W I I
their names, . . .
M'AULIFFE IN ARMY
ot‘t Boxer Works Out Dally
~With Benny Leonard
. t With the opportunity for daily work-
lt's a good thiai: that John icsvv out; with Boxlnn instructor Benny
did not see inst night's game. tic sure liconnrd, the world's lightweight chant-
fpion. Young dchuliife. the Bridgeport
xcr. finds' the vicissi-
hllfe .yhly pleasing.
hit-Auntie” '* . ofloxeal name is Henry
i will he guests of Governor McCall on.
.dhereviewing stand during the Liberty,
t . ‘ . ,. , _ _ .
‘ ;CAR|NG FOR FRENCH CHILDFLEN.
FREIGHT INVESTIGATION | .
’ ORDERED.
Barr
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nutrition institution
"JTHE‘JERSEY’CITY’S
Score Wits Thirty-Three to
.'TW€flf3’-Séven in One of
‘ the MM Amusing Games
.\'0 '
nitrhtr‘hylhgesrfzilzdofigwy City ‘1".
. to 27 in one
of the "funniest" games staged here
tin} long time. The game was never
‘in doubt from the beginning despite
[the fact that the score was so close
let the end of the game. The first half.
éwas real basketball with both teams
.; fighting for all they were worth and
:ll ended with the score of 15 to 13 in
~ favor of Norwalk. The second half
, was a mixture of humdr and amateur
basketball. Norwalk just simply'
:plaved with the Skeeters who were
' gunable to put/up any kind of a de-
‘fense at all and they were literally
ilwalkcd over and swamped by the
score of 3?. to 27. Nurmdit cnuid
score any time they wuntrd to and ev-
ery once in a while Ernie Reich or
Joe Dreyfuss would cage one just to
inform the fans that they were still
playing basketball and not int: 01‘ hid"
‘and seek with the Skectcrs. Joe lirev.
illicit! played a very humorous game-j tot-.i'uur hundred ‘piiotcgruplicrs reg”; The Stamford police re
. .ltt‘ was so kind to Jersey City that at WM) in ms dntli to minimize at Mad-“Mt that a Buick touring
[one time he deliberately threw the
. Great." to keep up his part in the prosmm
trnln-ntf 1:? ipromptly returned it to Joe,
¥ Ernie Reich played a mod steady
gimme. last night and eucceeded'ln scor-
.tns it points. it seems thst i-Irntc
has trylnn to equal Johnny Beck
man's feat of a couple of weeks aeo,
when he scored seven flcld seals and
three fouls. Dutch Bergkamp played
a good game but sem'ed to he in his
own way most of the time.
Fowler [and biennial; were even in
the honors for Jersey City. cash CP!‘
imr five field goals. Badman was tin.
able to appear last night so the man-
errItrJt'iI. unionism-other BilbagcdetpucaMin getting our own
'ol Bridgepor . enthuses wer’ his splen- “Tea Brother
‘did condttto; and. ‘ , that his in- Navy on a short furlough. to fill
lured hand. which caused a cessation place. Ted was right there on the
to his rini Activitie; fol- a time last floor work and scored one double. ..
1winter. is now iii an as ever. Slcdn- counter.
life who, perhaps. is the most. popular noticeable in the playing of \i'rirht
boxer Bridacpoi-t has. enlisted volun- over his playing of two weeks aim.
us tarily tn the ordnance department.
would do find belle'ves that h" stay fit “‘9 army walk Home Guards succeeded in trim-
i“9"lc°' '“h "“3 opportunity to gain niinakthe Westport Home Guards to
lvaluable boxing education from Jason the tulle of 33 to 21. The playinz of
.' whii'li'i hang from .the
Jtls
A - great— improvement was.
in the preliminary same the Nar-
and snavD'v'
',.\'orwaik 15, Jersey City i3. 'Referce,
'er, Charles Lindehurzh. Fouls culled:
PARIS. April 5.——-—'IThe.American Red 0n Norwslkn. on Jersey City 5.
Cross is making arrangements in co-.
operation with a comdiittec of Part-‘1
:1 60.000 children of this
___--s—.__._I--. .... .u
The funeral of Artliur‘G. Krom wai-
heid at the home. 32 Fulrficld avenue.
2:30
this afternoon ill
, o'clock.
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0! the season .
Scoreat the rod of thctflrst half,
.Tom Thorp. Timekeepcr and announc-
"llllllllllllllfilllllllll,
last night the local high schoo'
team met defeat at the hands of th
Stamford lads in a one—sided sum
The non-appearance of Jim Churcl
the star forward Was a great disat
pointment and a handicap to the 101%“ You M 5 _ ‘
cals. Despite the fact that Church
did not play the high school put up
a good game. Ed McMahon as usuali18438— m ,
was the star individual performer, Joel unfit
Roth who went in to play guard, did. by, '30 '
well, considering that up to last nilhhu729—Dfl'nn8 1
"Joe" did not know what it felt like tol.
bein a basketball uniform, holding his;
man down to one basket in the first
half. Pete Sherman did equally usI
well in the. second half. Manuel Tar-l
lov played a good nine at forward but;
was caught “advan’cing’with the hall‘}
too many times. \t
The referee was not pleased with“
Louis Tarlov’s'playins and threatened,
to disqualify him. Some more Stern's
I
ford tactics. The same was hardl
fought throughout but the locals were:
too greatly handicapped. Ben Ntti'aS-t
lty pluycd his usual guard game. The
more was 29 to t7. b i
PHOTOGRAPHERS WANTED
\i'ASilthI'l‘ON. April 3.~A call;
iron Barracks, Sdt'llt-ll's Harbor N. \'..i
pril 1'5, was sem out to fifteen static!
by l’l‘Li‘USl Marshaluencral (‘rowdi-i.
They will he put in the air service.
'lhc photographers will be asked to}
icluiitccr for the work. but if Fliollglii
itg‘strants do not come forward. some!
Will be inducted into the serve. g
A call also was issued for 2.825 reg-
istrants io‘h-i given a two months
course. in au'omohilc driving and re:
pairing and other mechanical work. i
Local boards of Connecticut. Moss-i
ec‘iui-«tis. Michigan. Kentucky, Mini-i-
I.lll'l and Texas were directed to fur-
tliwc men.
The states called upon for men for
nwchanicsl training were directed to
.\ ml the following quotas to the instv/
lli’lulH named: ,' ‘ /
t‘onntctlcut, 230 men to the Parker;
Memorial. School, Boston: 250 to the'
_-Wentworth institute. Boston. .
Massachusetts. 250 to the Went-
«worthinotitute. ) ~- .3 v...-
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mmiiiiltflil;
Grs'rftdmbths’r‘s Old Favorite Regi-
ne of Sage Téaond Sulphur
Almost everyone .knows that Sage
Tea and'Sulphur, properly compound-
ed, hi'iugsback the natural color and
{lustre to the hair whendaded. streak-
ied or gray. Years ago the only way
‘.to get this mixture was to make it at
home, which is mussy and trouble-v
i’lqme' - . . . . I I
,' Nowadays we simply “ask at an!
drug store for “Wyeth's Sage and Sul-
. phur Compound.” You will et tr
large bottle of this old time rec pe tin.
proved by the nddition of other in
l
i Try.
l
I
'gredients for nbOut 50 cents. Every -
body uses this preparation“ now. htt-
cause no one can'posslhiy tell that you,
darkened your hair, as Lilacs; it soi
naturally and. evenly. You dampen
a sponge or soft brush with . it and
draw this through your hair; . talilfi'i!
one small strain! at a time'by morn
ing the gray hair disappears. and'al .
tor another application or two. your'
hair becomes beautifully dark, thick
and glossy and you‘look years young-
er:
pou'ita is a delightful toilet requisite. lt'
prevention of dis
a
tion or
A “tip. ,t
i ‘ " 1 LEFT twotp no yes sane»
LIDIN THE BARBER mindless. s ,
aitoe AN’ cmsago HOPE TM: I new
THiS new one A:
1 item our !
eerie swerve EH}!
““‘u M0 Di? tr!
Iii scene we asbes-
uuoub was: we we,
AN’ "Huey Fth or
001— we'u. ne sew;
To SAM. !.
i
HOPE
Tracy pony *
SEND A COP
(:6: q Nouns at “AT
‘ minor A 1mm: ro ear I
iAtN'T No cmctt! Count"
1'9 citie‘io Fol A cuss:
0F BEE! Art A
seen scion 9
mt notion is tits AETERl'ttEtt.
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mat-tones To» account: emm’
amuse! may tacit Peer-w
sociapte- I'u com»! see is. .
may“ swerve A sure 70 EAT ti
-343Mn‘st . a Baby's
{WA—.m—
lquartcrr. Steamboat l’lace.;
.
ting,
limit a long list of credit“.
, U“.
Wyeth’s Sage and Sulphur Chm-i .
is not intended for the cure. minim l
e.—-Adv. l
,"iranivm'roa ~ .~ '
Givslsthe W
You ,
‘- ,(n’ofs
“Cluck. - , .
DUNN ELL.
eta-strait
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City‘Ne ‘
The lst‘hoda Yacht club}:
its l'PL’llliil' monthly mining”
number 2H)“ had been slot
that city last night.
-—l'mhrellas. sleeve hands
‘ ——v—--- .
The Overland-Hartford . ' '.,
dealers in automobiles. in Ho. -
Alice M. Quinn, its sanctum;
petition in bankruptcy in moi
1"
States conrt yesterday. Ti-
tles are listed at 819.201.43,‘
stands an unsecured. Anne?
of cash on hand. $2,954.45;
open account, si,364.01..spd .
niture valued it 8100. m
The cases of Mrs. C ‘
zene O'Connell. it. A. J:
Heln,iwho at present is in the.
States Army. Stove Bolus
rv ‘Wehrle. all charged _wi
tions of, the dos regulations
clue of Clarence Webster
not having trotted a license
are to be heard $1.1M
court before Judge Geo
htfiah this afternoon“ .
_— OUSECLE‘A \t ,4 .
Magi c'Bsd Bugfllid . ..
norms foi'ioaehol'” ,.
Sulpho Napthol ' f'
. i‘ . .- J:-
Piatt's chlorides
sum "' "fix-filial!“ ’ ‘
. Can’t insure
Valuable --l
as bonds, stocks. ‘
\ contracts, with.“
. dent and life po ‘ fl 4
'papers, etc. also" "
1 any day mightib'o
destroyed by fire
wise-all then you;
keep in absolute ” '
you are tits icy
‘ shox incur '
Norwalk Chronicler