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the state basketball title last night
_ when it defeated [Amy’s Blue Ribbon“ s
3'” H; (lame Against of Bridgepon in theinthird suCcessive
l!‘-'t:l"~ . iiil‘lCl’S in Whlfl- battle. Five minutes extra play wasl
’ .3 i illlsh the VlSltOI’S necessary before the Ansonians could
l':lllil]g F011? Point claim the game by the score of 34 to
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it is hoped that some definite oigan
. [1. MM “Tm .v ‘y .- ization will be perfected with the two
‘ ‘H m BUG" new memhels oi throw League, lx
L'A'llt‘ IIli h w '
. , " ‘H g” d"““ m when thm meet in Springfield tomor-
Ii~ oi me spoII in that city as row - t
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~YII-~t, ilill’ili‘rl fought battle ew-r
II 'tl-lt'l'tl'iJile‘llll “Klein's Ansonians Slim Salim). of the Cincinnati Redsi
‘-‘_ ' 1 ””l “WP“:‘SW' l’ii'll" "f“‘l‘ \\ as admitted to the hospital yesterday.
minutes (ll III-I-I-Inm- play and dr- to “ndprgo “the hot air cylinder" treat-
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'Eu- may brilliantly (‘Oll-
'--Ii .\i;I!l;I:Il .lohn i.0'ii'\)‘> lllll’ [nun] 1'III a stIained musfile.
'4.an lutskIv lull “Nun‘s for the
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I.l.I-.I.,>.Illl~..11| i.) din 5001'? of 2 km I “not, the :IspIrant to the states
Nil-fill: I‘m >"III .» four games to )ightwpirllt iiilP. whose post office ad-.
dress- is Stamford, Conn. received a
. ..-.. I'm" lllblmns. The of, his four round match with Young ‘
ii.» Ribbons I-losed III Carter will not be so anxious to meet i
I‘llilt‘tl 3143. Ansonia
lll‘llliiillfilflllfilifiill‘
By Scoop
2 ‘ , t Jason “'Iight' s Amalia €01 ,
, l m won gelo put him away. The story of his
wonderful boxing prowess while in the
Navy and capturing the ship's light-
weight title does not count for muéh; '
battle between Carter and Angelo in
“1 Stamfotd last night ‘and today many of
saw. has the same tugged build of
‘Smiler Ayrault’o Pets into camp last
night and took two out of three games
. 'in the first match of a series which will
decide the city championship. Smiler
was the-high man for the night with
94—100—‘103.
"1".” " “"" ""“\ 1‘- ""””“i'n'i‘ St‘VPl'i‘ set-back last evening. when hei focal hulls-Maud bowling fans will
In; 1w :umt‘. running 111' was put to sleep in the third round be grieved 0 learn of the risignation of
“II !:'~ I.. :I tI'l'lIilll even! Kunz, now. when he realizes that An- trot and shimmy.
A large delegation of fans saw the
hem aIe speaking of the new Italian
s“the second Kunz.“ Angelo. they
‘ uli'z and uses the same aggIessiIe tae i
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Leo Gonc'n and his Marvels took
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'Brown Derby" (Blubber- lreland as
' I}. '41”! "I‘M. 31"" b" 1‘ Ant-2610, also at Stamford. at the Stam- the press agent of the, Palace Alley as
7' find“. m '1'“ "am“ all ford Elks' Home, last 111811120 " he has consented to act as instruct to
”M“ TU“ m} n” 1”” 1‘ ”—rw all local dance~iovers whom he will in-
I'oduce to the mysteries of the fox‘
I" apparently had tlII From Sluiler‘s [)ets.‘
-*‘:u- iii-d half. but a des-
\‘Iill‘ .lohnny leckman
Th t'iIst match of the city (ham-
:Ii. an lliliI‘Il the RibboIH
ll iiiF I. (it!
Palace Alleys on next. Tuesday night.
,3;Ii-f;"‘..‘li‘i“ . W CORWIN QUITS
‘ “m“ “‘* h” YALE BOARD
"0“" "'1‘ 1“" lipsizltnrs was llllDl‘t-g
III (inu- a tool was called and HIV .\'l“.\\' H;\Vl..\. Conn. April ‘Jf lt
‘ Ilitlll‘ I-ountml onI- point. 'l‘lII-II \\:I.< announced here last night that
.. Iltlf‘yvi linmi the ball into the has- Robert N. (forwin had resigned as
“is ”m." “PM 20:11 durin: the chairman of the Yale Athletic Commie.
HIM iiio- lIui'lt- finished. “'0. The reason given was the press
_____ “—— of other duties as chairman on the
TERN LEAGUE MEETING joint committee on entrance exaIIIi-:
IS CALLED FOR TODAYV nations, ;
Professor Corwin was captain and
end of the football team in 1886. He
had been at the head of the athletic
committee t'or five years. during
which time he had maintained high
standards in the sports at Yale.
RED SOX IN REAL
-—: MID-SEAsoN FORM
[£88 MEAT !f BACK | The. Boston Red Sox are displaying
1 real mid-season form in their spring
A series with the New York Giants. who
“D KIDNEYS m have been handed four defeats in a
. row by the world’s champions. This
.- .I... a g“as: of 5:15.; flush Kidneys‘ statement is .partially supported by
. Bhfldy tc-thers VOU‘ 'ilm lut't that In these four games the
Rm! Sox— llaVP been guilty of only one
‘ Inisvue, and in the first three games
‘~":-_' ‘ll «.I' 2' :ulariv I It'lllll'lilf.‘ with the Giants have fielded in fault-
;':I4 \ lwhn . lI‘IIll-lIP in some form less Iizanner. Manager Barrow’s pitch-
"‘i"' . ~-’r.\~ r~ “‘ciirknown authority. "2‘5 are living up to their accuatomed
:iiikt‘ tlv- I‘Irir arm in meat I-rcinw: form. and with Oscar Vitt fla‘shing a
. kidneys. tilt” \' become overworked; ('Ol‘l lll'.’ some at third base. the Red
«_-.- sitiL'L'isiL (lo: up and mum all Sox pilot has victims of a. Boston tl'i-,
'< of Ili<I:'I->.~. Dantir‘ularly backache 11mph. The Sox loom up strong in
an. litis‘dfi' in the kidney I'vgion' rhuu- PVPX')’ deparlmentfimw that. Vitt who.
Mic twincus. severe headaches. acid was involved in the trade wi-thrDetroit:
mat-l: Ionsiipaiiun. forpid lii'n’rl‘. has plugged up the yawning gap at
Illia'xsln" , ladder and urinary irrl- thiId. l.a.t season Manager Barrow.
on :drew on eleven Ilii‘felent pla; HEIS to
illfllll- IIl your back hurts or kill. till the lIIIlc. but all failed to satish.
\ win-:I‘t .uvin: I'ie‘rit. ('1‘ if bladder -_, 0—— ———
\“11‘ :,.{ ””011? {01“- OilnCE‘S of SLIM SALLEE lN HOSPlTAL
-.-,1._.- W,“ 1113' _..m1 pharmam CINCINNATLApIill,~»Pitcher Harry
> l. .I oonful in glass of watct (Slim? Sauce 01‘ the Cincinnati Na—
. ,,., mtg; f“; ;. {my (lav; and tionals was yesterday ordered to the
‘- ~ Liaim .\~ \‘. ill 1h .21 am fin.._ This hospital by Dr. H. H. Hines. the Cin-
. u- my. . 1, mm... from the add 01 cinnati club‘s physician, where he will
. and I. mm jug“). (Ionlbinpd withl undergo the “hot air cylinder". treat-
:.I‘.ll has lie-en used for gpnpfa.‘ ment for a strained muscle on the
m {indI clogged kidneys and st‘- right sideof th spine. Sillee wasi
":D'e them to normal activity 21150 to (301119911641 i0 19 e the Red’s training
I. ‘l'itilZP lilt‘ acids in the urine so‘ camp several .lys ago because 01' 3
n l-Inrzovr EI-I-inII-Is. thus ending blad- recurrence 01’ ouble With his, back,
Hun-doze. which interf ' With “5 effective
‘ oi Salts cannot injure anyone: ', ness while. thé New York Num-
—- .~ :I dzlightful e-“ffeIIescent lithia-; als last :-
. i I drink which millions of men and the treat .
\‘- Ilnen lake now and then to Ree-p the outr‘fli}
L: hers and urinary Woman»; “if.“
4" Ming serious mow
~‘l'i:l.\t2l-‘ll‘ll.ll. Mass" April 9.——.\
:I toting oi the (‘llll) owners and direct
n: In.» Eastern hall league has been
mm! lll'li' Thursday, I: is expected
.. \omv (infinite organization will
1m 30'! Int with ?\\'u new members in
.7 association.
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Masked Marvels Won CARTER KAYOED BY
~agreed between themselves that they";
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A large number of local Elks Went
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‘ ‘i' “' 1 H” “m1 “1“” pionship series hetWeen Smile-1 Ayr- to Stamford last evening and witnes-
1‘“ “Wk “f “ 'cnm. tit-d IhI- nuts Pets and. Leo Gonch‘s Masked sad the boxing exhibition staged by
Mailels II as rolled off last night on the Stamford Lodge and saw Kid
the Palace Alleys and it resulted in Carter. challenger of But Kunz. be
, a \ictorI for the Marvels who took knocked out in the thiid Iound of his
.. III.III1~ 1mm the finish the last two games and lost the fiI-.st IfouI IOuIId battle with Young Angelo.
: upon. \\'t'l'o‘ lending The next match will be rolled at the a Stamford boy hitherto unknown.
The. scrap was a corkeI from begin-
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I ‘ Limi L’:\ .n- [uptigflxxffi ’l‘ilt' st’m'es were rolled as follows. thing to end and contrary to much ex-
, ' 5' Ayrauit's Pets hibition the boys stood toe to toe and.
'1 4"“ "3 ”l“ 21'1““. lilamilton 82 84 8"—~25:'. took part. in a regulal alugg ing match
I.-‘:,I. H‘H- :I I'm-n mysui Lindcburuh 101‘. 96 75w-274‘ Young Angelo put himself on the box
.u .5 11;. ,7. .11, “n.” I. \\‘:l.\' rush- Olsen 94 91 85H270 ’ ing map and shoned up in fine form.
WWW}, I. v V... y _, . _' lNoat-k 89 89 86—264 He is a rugged boy and an aggresivo -
. , ‘ ‘ " “" n" “M" .md Ayrault 94 100 102-‘L'297. fighter always in action. He fights.
" 'l“ PM“ '- > H- play. Ernie —- ---~—- -—- ~--—- every minute from the. time the
.1. Eule 2' may on. I_..._ I.” _\gz‘1in 462 469 436 13581round opens until the final gong is
m- 3,1“ ,1 .I, mp “h,” and lInor‘k Gonch's Masitod Man-Ito's. astounded. He packed a terrific wallop
,, WW. “.4. “1\\"'lllllil> . 8" 91 85~ 282 : in both hands and the first round had
' ' r. “""’ ‘l"” f“"” (much 81 98 96 ~27?) ihardly started before he had landed
. -.. m IlII- IIIiIlIilv m Ilu- floor. and_ llrnelli 87 100 98—285 1 his left on Carters nose. and followed
1.51.. ‘ c-mmwu lug: at. 11... “mm“.- MIIrino 86 100 41.2731 it up with his right» on the same spot.
.l .. w-m; II... p.139” H? mm Thu Pauline- :l 98 84~~‘—256 l-Jvciy blow rocked Carter “ho was in
_. H .H. out “up ‘ 1an ' , . ~~~~——-~~ bad shape after the battle I
‘1‘ > ' ‘ ‘ ” “ ‘ “W" 419 478 4 ’14 13: 711 Cartel had made known his alibi of
" I’-~'-‘“'l ——'- being untrained and unprepared [DI
the fight although his manager claim
ed, in a letter to the writer It week
ago. that. Carter was training (W0?) .'
'day in the Stamford Boys Club and
was in tlptop condition. Without a
doubt Angelo will be heard from I'IIr~ .
ther and may be substituted on theI
bill against Bat. Kunz on May 8th.
BOSS BEATS BOYS &
IN BOWLING BATTLE
Ever since Davie Campbell came!
back from the war and went to work
again in Schultzes uptown market;
there hasbeen a whole lot of talk about:
bowling with Tom Duy.i'f who «blurs-
the delivery wagon. and they finallyi
were about the best little bowlers ever.‘
This came to the listening ears of Boss‘:
Schultze, who said that. they were. just'
baby beginners in the bowling game.
and that he wished he had time to.
show them a few of the finer points.i
The result was a match for the Chant-fl
pionship of the uptown market at thef
Not-walk Bowling Alleys last night-9
and while Duify won the first game in'
god shape that wicked boss went right'
to playing after that and took the next
two games. the match and the bacon
Here is the score: ‘ .
Sehultze ...... . ...... 8] 93 ill—285 , ‘
Duffy .............. .. 88 89 98*‘265: '
Campbell ........... 69 7‘.’ 78—219"
SAULT
LAWRENCE. Mass. April 9 -—Plck. .
ets replesenting the striking textile
w-oxkers were inactive today for the
first time since the strike i‘OI fifty-;
four houis 'pay for a forty- eight hourI
week began nine weeks ago. No ef-
fort was made to stop any of the'
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lice inet with trouble in another sec-.
tion of the, city, however. when they“
arrested a striker charged with an i
assault. .A crowd attemmed to res-
cue the prisoner and the police. were.
obliged to use their clubs, Four re-I
volver shots Were fired iron}. the“:
crowd without effect. Four arrests:
were made. . __ . .
saunas-r HA8 3273‘“ OF , L
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SALE
15' DAYS
tint-kin" in fro [ ‘ - . - . '
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: m8 Wca .c Stillllg piacticallv all the Paint and Wallpaper that s being sold because no one else can meet
20% ' to
This allows YOU, who for one reason or M or have not so far been able to take advantage of our SA“. an Extension of the
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during this great Sale» $350 a gallon—a saving
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5.000 Rolls of Imported Oatmeal l’tlfn‘r. Regular price
40¢ a roll; our Sale Price ...................... 20¢ a roll
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50.000 Rolls of Bed RoOIII.-l’urlm‘. Dining Room. Hall
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Norwalk Chronicler