it
(Will HARTLEY
:lt idg‘cporter Puts Crimp in
ilanc's Claim to the State -r——»~—~-~-~_-~-_...__--_ _ _.______
WEE“: AEEIBENTS DARREN D°.“g“"°’ “d 1332‘ $§2§§$§“$.§§ii sorghum
«him to the state lightweight i
~\ :|~ hlusth at the Casino here! my FM MPSEY -:
viiflit when Louis Boeash. the local '
1.3m: gained the popular decision
we riihi Lfli‘l' eight rounds of In“ ‘ Manager’s Car Smashes Into
' ""-“‘“"‘ ”mg“ m" a “W” Soldiers’-—'l‘he Challenger
.
_. ti ill tints! oi the rounds and atI
ui~h there was no doubt as to thel ShOW’S Fas‘: work
. “an. ‘
i .-\- Travers. of New Haven. wtm’ TOLEDO Ohm- “it" 37-““-‘“”°"“““3
I alone in leaps and bounds. 3 trailed the Jack Dempsey camp all “'5'
ti‘t‘da)‘. To escape coming into a col-
.. of ling-hum. and now a residentmgkm WM] an automobile at 0119 of:
n- (in; in another eiuht round "m b"-““-“ ”“091 corners in the citl‘d
““1"” earned fl". honors in Jack Kcarn-s. manager of the «aliens-1
“mm mm had Cohen (m the er. drove his machine into a nlOlOl'CYt'lt‘;
attached to army recruiting service?
and seriously injured two sotdiers.i
The motorcycle and sidecar were;
wrecked. Kenrns rushed the injurndt
-~::’.t7i.. sh“ (med pugilist soldiers to it hospital and then drove:
i“ m”. ”In". “’illianw of his ear to :t garace for repairs. :
I! ill v'chi rounds. hill) llli"'|l Th" bulldog ”“959“th ‘0 Dempsey!
' 3m Mum”. (-ztrried the by 3 Toledo admirer was responsiblci
“mm.“rm and landed the for u fracas ut the camp. The dog. a;
'tvinner of a score of fights. attacked.
.
0
A
5‘
«if
-- .._.........._......_.__.
twin '
13 defeated Supper Cohen. for.
or heir: knocked out several
in ii!“ t'iith round Travers scorn
i.nnl‘ktln\\'n. the hell savlllt: his
- ~-it..
M iii“
' l .
. ;. t't‘K tt11t\'.>. .
omit limit-y bout Jimmy Kane a nctghborhood pet and chewed the {tn-s ‘
1,. .z-‘m. .1. pm“ “with? Tur- imnl to death before Dempsey's train-e i
i '2 lf't‘ llr‘iflLPtmi‘t boys. The ‘1 3‘ Chilld h“‘p “-
. _ ”.1. “f 11“. bout 0“... 3mm Dempsey was in no way responsible
- 1
,m‘, ottr:l"l"d n “mam“- for the fight. as the dog had been
rpcogpto were locked up. and he regretted the inci-
\ mutton m' ll‘n' Russia does not offer much entertainment for the. soldiers who have
a
. . i
. ..\ t'.‘ m lilt‘ Salvation Arm)‘. “m" 5‘0 “’9’“? that he made a cam 3.“ been there fighting the Bolsheviki so they try to entertain themselves. This 3
,,_-_....~_.—— Ohm: “O“SFS .m the neighborhood 1m.“ picture. taken at Archangel, Shows ColonSeigeant Anthony ('hoilke. Head—g
3’ tkc-i'p 01' Yale CI'C‘VV ilw found the not: 5 owner. ' quarters Company. 339th lntantry. weitcrwriuht champion of the Eighty- 5
Dempsey yesterday stepped four
fifth Imision. and (l. l‘ionnier. one of the he»! welterweights in the French
Very Much in Doubt‘ ‘7 Minummmtifiww
. rounds with Bl" Tate. the “"2"“ gm!” army. They met in a tlireerround bout. which ended in a draw. Theirs was 4
v-h'i'! t“ ”I“ “‘1" 01'0““ l" ring partner. in "w fastest workout the star bout on 2| program which [tacked at Y. M. (1 A. but. The 339m ' “’caring the (‘roix de Guerre and
- “- ‘H Wk" PM?“ next “'99“ the challenger has had since hp ‘hegun lni‘antrv. Eighty-filth Division. originally was composed ofmen from Michi- i Ih? decoration of the Legion of Honor.
'w. lizz< ~t'tL‘t‘ of the season training for hi" battle With W’illard. gun and Wisconsin who were trained at (‘nmp (‘u<tt‘. Michigan. :Captaln R. Norris “'illiarns, formerly
.- f M “W“ uncertainty n:- I)emp>p_v went through. his pacts in ‘nmqis champion, returned recently
'.:!:Iil »: “0' [hp varsity (night, [hf- morning 115 Trainer 1”“an I)? Fnr'. - -__,__. .. ——~—~ *~-~--‘-- "“ " " ”MA—‘3‘ ‘ " ' "fl ‘ ' {TORI Franco, Just before he left he
t. Monti L. sitting in tl-n (‘st beliewd the heat of the mid-attcr- Ewou in the doubles with Captain Wat.
. “.3 “.h 1,. he muv earn his noon would make strenuous boxing tin-' ‘ son M. “'ashburn, another well-known
:.; mm hut-k again, his DlPfl-“flm- j "HNluNS A N“ fimlp .Aqu‘icnn player. in a tournament to.‘
' “’hen the ”0"“ arrived in camp ”“5 A. E. F. officers held at Cannes. This
. mun 1tl't"ll."ll't” as zood
" ' ' "‘ " " ' ’ " ‘ afternoon Dempsev was obliged to d° ’lthotozralth was taken on Ca lain “'11-
. .t not is, rht Int.‘ . p
. ti'li hr the host-war re- 50m“ shadow boxtng, luggin? at ”W ByScoop ltattts' arrival in New York.
__.
: :ndeni hotly, \':u'- Wetxhts and has punching to satisfy" . ..
- ”m cm“: of them. the hundreds of onlookers who mode Lee King. the young outfielder ob- hall panic scheduled. ! GOVERNOR'S APPOINTMENTS
' ”PM our-Q if'mlmT- “‘9 ”i” ‘0 camp with the expectationi tained by the (iiantit from Pittsburg.
. V .. t...}..m..m and then let 0' Ming some ”“2 wm'k- will have an unusuu".V good chance! “MW? Gram “33 ”“911 turning 9""3' Smith to Succeed Wise in staff De-
h.:. and fin-.tllrf T?“ Rickard. promoter of ”‘9 con- to make good on the Polo Grounds. stone aside to bolster UP ”19 3‘1“"? partment of sun wage Retired.
.mhumssment of lf‘s'l- “'39 a "35m" at ”‘0 camp. R'Ck' “'ith Davey Robertson again retired. outfield out] before long the Boston ,
‘ . mt unquestionably‘ard heard notan definite in regard King is the only 3V5‘i‘3b19 utility man ”“5 will be “5 “humus as any club HARTFORD. Mar 27.—l.ieut.-(‘nl.
or candidates to to Willard‘s departure from 1.0“ A" on the Giant roster. in the Ielgue. (‘harlcs E. Smith of this citr. chief
- . 'nhmed to opemte 519"“- b‘" 33mm“! "V“ the champion. 1 quarternmster of the (‘onnectieut
,,. .. rm... . ,z. m...“ 3 gm...) best hndtsturted for Toledo a: ”Chwm‘fl't “Rickard Plans to Fish! Miniawt‘s"' The home run craze is still on at gum. Gnu-d. has be," appointed “3.
. .. ; H“ m...“ m... i, u. present Ray: 0. Archer. W'illard'o business reD' -headung We suggest another the Polo Grounds. One or more “0"” Gov. Holcomb assistant quartet-master-
’ ” 1' I
ma. .7... war-a! 2: «r . to, t... “mm
L L
“ .-__
.-_._._~ _»
TennisEhampion Who Was t w ' . . -_- ‘
Decorated by the Frank. THE STANDIINGa gLoor Posrornc: no
“2 . . . . - . I
“'orcester ........... 7 1?} P731: I Union Méamfic R.“ .
Providence .......... 5 3 .667 ‘ "M "mm" “ »
await-wary ........... 6 4 .600 ”Ml“ "M“. ,-
Qg'ig‘fi'” ............ 5 4 .556 .~‘OI'TH BRITAIN. 3hr ‘
'Ntetwgato‘izn ........... 2 :5; E22 t ding a certificate of '4
?Siningiieid .......:.'.'.' 3 :5 .375 mad ”"0“ "3'1"“ It ,
.Hurtford ............ 1 s .111 “ WW ”om ”‘9 a!“
! “loom Lagn.‘ til i s . & pontofloo
iNow rat-k ........... ‘1‘? It} lit-:29 ‘ocanhy dmm" sud” ..
:Brooklyn ............. It} 7 .696 ’41” cont’ented thommvfi
iCincinmti ....... .....m 9 .640 Firm?“- and minor mism- ‘
3 Philadelphia ......... 1U 10 .500 W
.1 Chicago ............. 12 3 .480
"“”"" u..-” .._.._... ‘
”-1- we“ worrmwm .1). “if”.
DISCARD
Eastern Lunatic. l -——-«
ifittsbul'xh ........... n it .uo ' MEMORML DAY ..
;ant0n ............... 5 15 .250 The Sentinel will Be
:51. Louis! ............ r. 19 .mz mot-nine paper on Fr‘tdty‘ "
. Am" L...“ mam my. Advent-ms ‘ ' "
f _ \I'. l.. P (‘ twinning news matter
it‘hicago .............. 20 7 .741 ‘ have (‘00) in the mince a":
gCleveland ............ 17 R .880 . :tttvrnoon.
iNew York ........... u 9 .550
gsz. Louis ............ 13 11 .M2
1 Boston ............... 9 3‘. .409
:tktrmi ......... 10 5 .400 WHOM
. V's shininon .......... S 14 .36‘ d .7
9 Philadelphia ......... s 16 .238 on -
.5 International League. ‘ RETAIL
w. 1.. P. r‘. '
I; liinehamton ......... 1.". 7 .650 CIGARS! a!
:Rucht‘sier ........... 12 7 . 32 PIP-Es and
Toronto ...... J ....... 14 8 .WG
; nunaio .............. 10 10 .500 Tnmv
’ Baltimore ............ 12 8 .600 ‘
Nen‘a rk ............. .. 10 13 .435 - »
ineading ............. 5 8 .23"?i Unto-Duh " ‘ ,
Jersey (‘ity .......... r. 16 .233 woken“, 310*...
- . ' T01. III: ..
1 ESTERDAY’S RESL LTS
l
l
i
t
l
O
i
i
ill. H‘ . “I.“ 3...”: f_;.<§i. 1 is COX' l‘esentative_ 33 on lb? “y here. hI‘V'nfl (\VBIVG round 80 “'ilh [tiHOVi Paysfind PPS have be“ set“ over the Harlem general in the staff department of the.
mm. :tllli -n t..t t. that .. ‘.'-e at: left the coast ycstt‘rm- ‘ a!“ in no decision. ._ lt-nr‘t's in etch of the lost flour games. state. with rank of colonel. to succeed
.. .. ». w z. . ;.. .\ .' A hill was inn-oil“ 5'98 91' -’ _~..... '.
' “ >' ‘ -~ ,. 12:21?- the Ohio Lezis-latut‘c ”Vim! to “9"“: There is now some talk of staging a’ Tw‘eflay Low McCarthy lined one Wise will be retired it is understood
. ~ hit and Sod- Cox the authority 10 079"“? the 10"“ .lnck 'Britton-Ted Lewis champion- out into the right “dd bleach 9‘1 under the provisions of the militia 'bitt
. or the lasing authorities at Toledo and revoke the hhlp match in conjunction with the ._ gior the pensioning of state officials.
on till“ llonsa- pci‘mit theft-“W1 mm" “3"" "mmiwntardhempsey scram. If n is true that the Ohio Boxing Major lid-ward sctmttze. mtmm to
ard WW3 “5k?“ “"1““ he thought of ‘hp‘ ' Commission is opposed to an outsider [Nit-Gen. George M. Cole. has been
' on the second crew.
Pol. Michael J. Wise tron July: 2. Poly
1 . 4. . l'. n1.“ ,lmkpd thr- proposition. but he refused to makel Joe Jeanette. the veteran colon-d as a referee. then Dave “WM bet- appointed ossimnt ndlutant mpf'a‘v
‘ “"l ”I ‘ Pi‘in't‘m“ anv “‘“mded comment. - mill artist. has taken part in 0v" “V, ter pack up his set-bit: and depart for with milk of colonel from Julv l 1914.
‘ I i k ’ ‘I‘lt's nothing more than I PXDP"“’“-'. hundred battles and is still ready for
Rickard said. “Several elements (but; more. 5
- - ‘ iron as 090059 l
. - taut .\l1 . - ‘ it til i. express?“ “mm-‘9 i =
L ._.,. .tl" lino“: Streetli- the contest. I do not care to make. Pal Moore is preparing to still for
, . 1 I' s - ' " ~ '
"i .. lill‘ to have them at- nm' statement in rcgard ‘0 the b'"- 'England. where he is to meet 3mm: d8
' ' ‘ ~. ' .~ ' ,xi mum . ., . .
.-\ “I...“ i'orm and now“. i tide about the middle of he would be exempted from Sunday ball ptitnte m ( nmmny K. first infantry
' I . 'i H l\ 'trtl tnuuf 'he met 80‘ I 'I’I ENDS ‘ ' “mp: .‘Iallv coaches on Sunday but Pol. Schultze. long connected with
' ‘ " ' ’ ‘ WIN FIRST GAME; o man may i... do... but 1.... um. R. m: mm.“ a... m
" ' .. . *‘dently '9 ' - - .
...__.—-—- gout. is a true stains and en nage h
l
t . -;, w two weeks after home. f
i~ <li'l ‘I\"lllbal€‘ N0 rank of clplaln in the quartz-masters
“1”,“ t‘hristy Mathewson and corps. Connecticut Natiornl Guarding
Branch Rickey played ball each had been renamed “with? “won! 81'1"“
i
I .__._
i
t
t 5,, ~
““ OVfln ma
\' ‘ ‘ Jack Johnson had this in mind when
‘ ”JHER ATIILETES he sprang that bolslieviki propugnnda
' season. Sunday. when ”my de‘ . -, k Priffiths. manager of
TO SAIL JIINE 3 gotta: the Silos-mines by the score. about not being kayoed by Vt illard. ( hr '
i . .
W'oshinginn team. .
. . , . . . , . South Ends —- —~ I .- flcol‘ of the first infantry on June a.
.h . z .tttti.-t.-~ now in this countri. of lWeLVP to that” Téfganizrd and Rain is predicted for tomorrow after- more :Ihan :1 fur-(:0: 9:53;): sixty 1m He was when mm rank of brig
v“: ”‘1‘"“7 ”W [7!“th 5131“ have Gen “’0 i A . l‘ b m Yale has a base-reeds erse 0 art ca . . " ‘ . . 1907 He
‘ V . ' ‘ ' ‘ 1k. wild-*9 “0°“ 3““? y 908 \e h 1 i filler-general on Juniors 23. .
H‘ "" “""V‘HSPtl games to he challenge any team in Roma - _. __
I..:t..tlh- till Pout. near Paris-L ages are between fourtefen :th CHALLENGE FROM EAGLES
I ‘ ' ‘ ' ‘ . ‘es 0 gun
“Hm “ I” SH” ”m" New York 0“ eighte‘m 30313. 10 a “enthrotigit The The Eagles will challenge any team
1
The South Ends is a fast or- between the ages 0f 12 '0 15- ! Held Up By Sergeant Silk at. Requefl_
t
.'
| ' q - 1 9
S th Ends won theit first gum. ‘
I The 0“ the Nat" He gained the rank of colonel in
n
R-
BLACK MAN NAMED onowu A em] as chieFof-stafl or the Connecti-
TODAY. , ..
RESTED cut State Guard since Nov. 4, 1911.
USPS put in their emu-acts ‘hfil they in “It! ”it? since 18”.!“ ERNSM fl“
needs outfielders the National Gianni ascotmnnnding olf-i
Helm-Col. Smith. who has held the‘
He doesn‘t the Conlectlt‘ut National Gum, has:
to team on the Sabbath. until the present change in title. been~
. .Called “assistant to the adjuant men-
— - - - ~ ‘ has also held the rank of bflxid‘9r'm‘.
Editom League.
“'atvrhury. 9: Hartford 3. i
“'otcester. 7; New Haven. 4. f
Pittsiieid. t; Bridgeport. 3. |
Springfield. 8: Providence. 8. ((‘ulL‘
ed in sixth inning to allow team ttr
catch train). '
National League. ‘
Bmklyn. 5: St. Louis. 2.
New York. 4: Pittabumh. 3.
“item. 1; Boston, 0.
Cincinnati. 7; Philadelphia. 3.
American Lenin. *
Chicago. 3; Washington. 2. i
Ctevelnnd. 12; Boston. 7.
St. Louis. 2; New York. 1. (10 in?
nings).
Philadelphia. 8: Detroit. 5. i
MW Lme.
Jersey City. 12; Baltimore. 6.
Reading. 4: Newark. 2.
Binghomton, 5; Rochester. 2,
Toronto. l; Bullalo. l. (16 innings»:
American Association.
Indianapolis. 4: Columbus. 3.
St. Paul. 6; Alums City. 5. ;
Milwaukee. 5; Minneapolis, 0. .
Louisville. 2; Toledo. 0. Q
Dom“ Antietam.
New Orleans. 6: Hum-tile. 5.
Memphh. I; Alla-tn, 5.
Mobile-Chottuouga. wet grounds. i
Birmingham-Little Rock. rfain. ;
New “to" Layne. ;
human. 6: Lewkml. i. .
Well. 6; “(chem-g, 2.
Portland. 3; Hoverbill. 2. '
other mines. .
Navy. 10: St. John's. 4.
TODAY'S GAMES {
mm Louie. i
Pittslleld at Hartford. .
Worcester at Springfield. '
when put to
rrcrsj‘L‘y at int
Providence at Bridgeport. . N0 lllfittfl m 7
“tummy at 31:31:32“ 5 m or m m
ghicago a‘t .Btoftgiirddpmt Th“ electrical m
ls’ittggmiéh1t8m titan; : for you.
wnwmghmge' 2 Don‘t iron all any»
mfflfit‘éimiéz " ‘ your an do it in I
Boston at Cleveland. ; hours with this
Interns-flout League.
Reading at Newark. .
minnow at Jersey City. .
Toronto at Male. 1 mm
Bingbamtbn at Rochester.
NEW HAVEN PHYSICIAN GOES To m
V'E'fll it .\l:;t‘|‘ii'a on Tuesday. “’ould like an answer 5 JA|L _
ISentinel. . . ‘ . : .° . 9- . . ' __
'-- - ii T1 ‘0 wh was anization and the manager says the The‘ "“9“” tr E of Bridgeport Police Deplflmeflt- V'OLATED TRA‘HC RULE' wk? “Am‘ “‘3'. “"43" James: you need ‘t .30“
'v i1 1., “hum: 'n. t 0take g (wing teams will h“? 110 1"“9‘ F" “Mk" """""""" Pm‘ ’rl Police Sergeant Bryan H. Silk. who KtLLEb GIRL: FIRED 8200 . - elbourne. who nas found innit-Di It. We have R. i
r: k {.14 . if: lain :2) Ain'i- opp“; when they pick them. - .M- Flore """""""""" Catcher. in in charge of the uptown police sta- NEW HAVE}. May Iii—James A. of'lmtlpiacttce today wm sentenced to
l ‘ ‘\"’ "I" ‘I"‘ N t‘ (T 1 fl“. app W p. Lombardi .............. Fir" Ba»?! lion ”“5 week. received a telephone Munro. a real 051319 830‘!“ here. whose m” prim {or ‘0' 1'9“ an“ 2 and ‘ ALBERT D.
'. .tu l( futon. dec‘ided‘upon :3 l 3 ‘ R'CKARD wANTS WILLARD. J. Santorella ............ Second Base. call from the Bridgeport police nead- automobile in passing to the left side half rears and not o‘er three. by Jud- _
it‘ll t,” at} lift-pr bectrtart Y retd-. ’1‘ lF‘DO O ‘lfiiy 97 ~l-‘allt‘ng to re- c, Dottlo ................. Short Stop'quaners Shoflty before noOn today to’gf a standing trolley car in Violation ge likebb of the Superior coon. The
. “mm“ oi the A. A' [1' I“; ‘ (2 l . Ame-[Int word-from Jess Wil- P.«Mttson ................. '1:th BISC- arrest the driver of a big yellow truck of the tragic rules. ki‘hd‘Helen .Tny- patient. a young woman. is convales.
.t tit-4mm from'Gen. Pets ' colt" “nir-l‘nlng his departure from 9' Tesla . . . ............ nighttl-‘ldd an a charge of reckless driving. The 10,-. aged 7, May 12. was fined $200.3nd cent. Llelbourne formerly Was potato
m: t mt ll‘m contmne‘nt .mus..! Lllt. {Gui/10‘ Tex Richard promo!" of M. Falcone . . . . . . .‘ ......... Left “24:: truck had frlgthened a horse while costs yesterday. 3"“. active in Derby. ;
' ‘ Mm” “5 9059""9 In 01‘;L0> ‘ ngi 5.. l. th ba’llt‘ J. DPF‘OHO ......... . .. 00“??? “Q ’ ‘ passing through that city and consid- . __ ..._..._ _,__ _~ .-..._.__. .. _..... ‘
..,.. in the itrvliminflry‘ the “Pavy‘vmgm‘ “mfg“; ‘an‘mv “an“... will be plaved ht Amusement "amp damage had been done before. ”‘““ *‘" " " '
- Willa!" ant ac n . ‘ _ '- h
' f t‘ cl“;)et-“o:?it- -i iodav telegraphed the "ark "“ samrdafi‘ , "will?“ “"9 F'migh'med 0“" i
.t... \wh h made up 0 mh‘ WJ‘ - l. - 1i. him "0 start for" Not long after the not“ was r92
" i“ 5“ l' 5 “S “W“ as “he“ W ”3 champion reques “g ‘ waived the truck tame trimming down
'- l'" ' in thwrlmxinz. wrestling. i Toledo lmmedia'el)’. . TRANSPORT £03035 xmvtsz‘q_f Mill Hill and when at Main and Wall
"mi: “'1'" “"1““ e\'ents. t “Willard agreed to be here 513' NE‘V XORKfllay ""- f. ‘ :Sts. Sergeant Silk. who was on traf-
. or -i ¢- allitd nations will beiwcelcs in advance of the contest," Dori Europe arrived today. from Mar-E firm“). 'hfle‘ arrested me driver. who
.. ,i u. l are mort- than three rep-E Rickard said. and that time is past. .zeillGS. with 45 officers and Lotto men“ said he was Maxwell Brown. although %
: ll i-ttt h of the contests. He asked for a—Gow days in which to representing the 39th Machine Gun: hismlor was many shad-es darkert’
. 7» .uiiwd programme. At the ; attend to personal afiaiis on the coast Battalion. 73th Division (\‘Vestern .\.-: Him that. and locked him up Mitzi
-: ll‘nr‘t‘t- iii.» athletes whoéand lconsented. but i think he has (19— Y.. N. J, and Delaware.) the First: the ”TN“ of me Brldxemrt mu“...
. ll} - mi. {mm here and those 3 layod his departure long enough. it Army Headquarters Troops. the 18th‘ whom he promptly “cum or his a“:
.1. “hf”... A. E. F. abroa'dTis time that he Should be on the photo Section and casuats. iturc- '-
' not than the mcn will be 9‘“ groundnut] in training. l have "‘3', The “0}“3' “9° in "'0'“ Illarseiltea.'; With Brown was another negro who
I"liil'>’t m the United States quested him to be here 38!W¥-" thought. the 505th Engineer Battalion; “n in, name as Edvard Ne“. who:
“MEWS (‘OHN'NS WhiCh will b" ' ‘ Complete. 13 officers and 898 Md”: aid that the truck, owned by the
‘i lit thv Pershing Stadium '51 COMSTOCK LEAVES PITTSBURGH; fined from Gimp Meade. Dix. “kc-George Camera Express Co- of m- 7
b
ill‘lt!‘ Paris. ..._...~. ' Mice and Sherman. _ _ - field. N. J.. was running slowly . i W Model 90 Touring Ctr
_.__..,-..._._-_ TOLEDO4 0.. M8." 37-"‘P“°her, . " itm Fall-field avenue. Mellon. . . , . .
HER To MANAGE RICHMONDS. Ralph Consider. last year with Pmc- Principal Harry w. Blake of the “a, . .0“, mud," n“, “e cm.» , _ . You vii Ilium Durban! quay pm; in performance. It has abandons
;!\it‘t.\‘l). \'a.. May ill—Charles burgh, and before that a member of Norwalk senlor nigh school,onnounm fl“! . hump and its Mag‘me
l'hiivf t Bender. “former in? the Detmit. Providence. 1978!“? that E. Everett Outright. um! “413W {n the rear end of m mktk
I
..: the Philadelphia American and other baht] teams. W? eon-'1 Manhunt at M u mgm'W>“, a xenon! m. .
t hm. has been signed as nuan- my in play yith the M will; , .‘ We: at the pollution _
jtnctt
.iif.‘ Richmond, v" W
i a- will play flat field '3‘
f .
.1- .ae
mun-mfiummwyuquq mndbyout.
_:=._.-_._...-.- , _
Norwalk Chronicler