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Against South Nor-Imus.
bowling team of the Norwalk
“...-...»; of Oscar F. Schultze. last night
0.152111in the Second district mm, at
nu,- Sorwalk Bowling Alleys. by win-
1”; two out of three . The
“F41” district. bowlers .won. the first
;mr' . while the downtowners mptur—
.5 :‘1 1 last. Scores of all games were
-i.1~r.The scores:
Norwall: Hula.
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‘Ili‘ ................... 80 48 62
' 32.11! ................ 96 86 96
. 1K? .................. 93 '17 83
.J 19'- Schultzc .......... 84 SQ 88
Z’hlals ............... 432 385 403
South Norwalk Market.
Eta-urge ................ 69 64 77
4‘1. ................... 75 75 79
“ace ............... 80 76 93
mo ................ 89 90 97
fifinnell .............. 83 75 85
‘lhbls .............. 396 I380 431
SEBWALK SOCCER. CLUB GMIE.
The Norwalk Soccer Club is sched-
~1hfl to play the Crane Valve Football
with. of Bridgeport. on the Malone
m on Sunday next. The kick-off is
Errand for 3 o'clock. This shdhld be
an interesting and exciting game. as
7:312 home. eleven are determined to
..3111 last season's league record of
.1 sin" through the. season without los-
raga game.
as this is the last of the league fix-
'. was the Nor-walk eleven will be. able
1 ; dwvotk“ their energies to the series
:th the. Spanish I“. C. and the ama-
,..-1: cup. the draws for which will
. L-w place at a meeting to be held at
Widtr-port on Saturday evening.
a uni-Ming has been called for
Wwolay (vening for the purpose of
.211: 17g the proposed Cricket Club on
:rm l‘.ooting for those interested in ”10019 injured his right hand in the.
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1:1: munch of sport further particu-I
res will be published in Monday” 5
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.mJHT BO“'L FR IS
sm(;wsr WINN};R CILA‘IIY AV I) .‘IICHIAELS T0
govern-an Congress Ends With Fred
infill] Victor in Individual Event.
Eljl-‘FA LO. April l.———The largest
.22...~.rn:1ment in the history of the Am-
— 112m l-owling Congress came to a
, anew Vesterday afternoon. _0tto Kal-
sad/1:11“) Archie Schieman. of Roch-
arm— uith a total of 1. 314 won the
fin} man championship of the tourna-
an taking a prize of $500 and gold
semis Schiemau also carried off the
.5] events title with a total of 1,909
_glflfl. The prize for first place in this
act'ml is $125. The individual cham-
,~<11n;ship went to Fred Smith, of De-
anne. with a total of 702 pins. I-Ie
7.31:1; :1. prize of 8300.
11:1- -re were 940 teams in the five-
iLm competition of the tournament
.55 year. 2,133 pairs in the two-man
and 4.229 individual performers in the
wages Low scores to win prizes
“ares! 2.689 in the five—man event. 1_.
4.1] in the doubles.
81-:me BASKErBAIm GAME.
The final basketball game of the
-mn will be played tomorrow night.
m the Norwalk Armory. when Co. K
Walk) will clash with New Ca—
mn. The game might be called a
loot-gent game. inasmuch as friends of
:71”: management of the Norwalk flve
.mznged the game to aid the latter in
«uniting up a large deficit caused by
Wm!) attendance at the games played
owl-tier in the season.
The preliminary game will be be—
Mn the High school five and the
maxi: school alumni quintet. A large
Mat at the game is expected.
BED‘VOODS 'ro (1.11.911 wrrfi
RANGERS.
"l’he Redwood A. C. baseball team
'usn play the Ranger baseball team. or
aridgrport. at Bridgeport. on April
NIL
'r‘ho Shamrocks, of this city. defeat—
“ th!‘ Hangs-rs. by the score of 8 to 7.
121' East Sunday.
n1.- hnltery for the Redwoods will
is: Carpenter and Ireland. The Red-
‘14 ads” lineup will be very strong this
mar. 11ml they are out"to open up the
')‘Jllqoll with a win.
A RTIE STAFF INJURED.
BOSTON. April 1.—Art 'Staff. of
:"inShlli‘gll. all round skating cham—
moo. was injured when he slipped on
a. turn in a three-mile race with Ev—
!wtt McGowan. of St. Paul. ere. last
sight. The event was one o a two-
:11 series announced as for the
ruxhi's professional indoor skating
championship.
’Arfiowan had defeated-Staff in a
Lil—yard race. winning in 19 3-5 sec-
:uis. and in an SSO-yard event in
which he was clocked in 1 minute. 15
i 5 scconds. said to equal the world's
Warlord.
.iafi and McGowan raced several
' ‘ In in the three-mile event before the
fzfiusburgh skater slipped and skidded
crashing against the
Guards edging the course. He was
rami-conscious when picked 11p. but
this injuries were said not to appear
1 y‘fimis.
-. arm the ice.
KNOCKOUTS 1N BROOKLYN.
VEW’ iOitK. April 1.——Three. of
‘77-”. four bouts contested in the Na-
Anita] Sporting Club. of Brooklyn last
Right. ended in knockouts.
-1 wit-st which lasted
;::mlmr of rounds was a six-round en-
»211111‘1' in which Henry Mick was
zuéLrvlr-(l the decision over Micky Huff.
*Ulor Joc Daly was the first of the
«sch-out artists to get into action
.m-n he disposed'ot' Pete Ritchie in
”1 12;:l1t seconds in the first round.
~51, 11,1 Murray stopped Matty Mur-
a» ‘12: (hr- seventh stanza of another
- ...nmlm‘. whilfin an eight—round
r'n \onng Russo won from Joe Sa-
11 1hr opening round.
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fast Fun Dodgers. of the First
1 1. (ii—fouled Battery C. Motorized
""“I- r)‘. by the score of 10 to 5. last
1: '41 It was as fast a game of indoor
Min :15 any seen at the Armory in
W‘ 1' Mine. The feature of the game
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SPRINGFIELD Ohio.- April 1.—-It
took Tommy Gibbons of St. Paul. just
one minute and fifty seconds to knock '
out Sergeant Norcross. of Toledo. here.
last night. The fight “as scheduled
for t\\"'(rl\9 rounds. Gibbons weighed
177 pounds and \orcross 133.
;-———_.________
MOHEGAN \OTE.
The Mohegans will challenge anv
tram between the ages of 1- ’ and 15.
’lhe lineup is as follows: \V. Drumm.
c; \V. Kerr-Res. p; L. Yozik. .‘v; J.
llalogh. 2i): i“. Domonkos, 3b; J. How-
ney, 5211: J. Kerekes, rt‘; A. Palumbo.
The only!
the scheduled
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H): W. (XGrady.
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play:
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OAK\\'OOD A. C. NOTE.
The Oakwood A. C. held an im-
portant meeting. last night. The fol—
lowing ofi‘icers were elected: Douglas
'l‘ristam. president: Joe Keri. ma a-
ger; Steve Keri. captain: Emil J le—
son. treasurer. The Wimeup of the
team will be as follows: T. Ireland,- c:
if. Delius.‘1b; E. Juleson. 2b: 8. Keri.
33: I“. Tooker. 3b: E. Brundage and
A. Smith. p; D. Tristam, 11'; J. Keri.
cf; A. Balls, rf. The Oakwoods would
like to play any of the following
teams: The Redwoods. the Keystones.
and teams whose players range in age
from 15 to 17 years If the challenge
giVen above is accepted Manager Joe
Keri should be notified or any o_f the
players. Manager Keri's address is
Elm Grove. street. South Norwalk.
THREE CI'SIIION TOERXEY.
- DETROIT, April 1.——W. R. Brewer,
of Chicago, defeated. \V’alker Calder~
wood. of Detroit. last night, in the
amateur three cushion billiard cham-
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