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FRIDAY. 7001" 29, 1921
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The ,Norwalks and Lockwomis will
(19 “Baltic" again tomorrow afternoon.
on ‘nliiifll‘n‘ Field. Nina anotluvr g???“
game is expected. All gilnN‘S played
10 data iiE-tfi'flf‘ll these two teams luu‘c
{KEEN [642(13er by . xnzujy sparkling
plays, and the series has proven to be
the 019595: ever played‘ in this city.
“The Nam-silk management are‘out to
‘win Sunday. at all costs. and sent a
‘hurry call to R‘ew Haven for Ray
‘B-eilike. {heir star twirler. to come to
Norwalk for trefrt‘ment of his arm.
VVlNiL-h is still bothering him. l’xcihkc
is being treated by a local physician
and expects to he in good shape for
Sunday‘s encounter, but Russell Iiall
and Ronnic \Yhone arc both warming
up daily. as both of these twirlcrs arc
anxious to set the downtown EST—TR“-
gation back with a (lean-11. lemme
will not he 1156-6 if ho is not risht‘and
Hull “iii most li‘ eh‘ get the selection
Willi \Yhon." held as reserxc. Cooke ,4
will most likely be sent to the mound
by 11:6 T.¢N(*T{\"\’OGdS. as “Steamer" Stan— .
k-y ‘N be m: soft picking for the ”501‘-
wzilks 1.1: fl»- past {no games. Outside
of the twizling selection. both teams
will lisé (M- samc lineups as last Sun—
day. .1 .. 3'!
Tomorrow‘s vamewvill start at ‘2 3).!
In. slwe‘v. am} the largest crowd of the i
season is (spected‘ to .turn outs
fflflTfiltl TUNTE TTS'
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This is how the University of Chicago does it, particulau'y
the football eleven is in the lead. Photograph shows R. Cody, cheer
leader of the Chicago college, leading the students at the recent game
Nl‘ZlY YORK Oct. L"? “Football in
tlw {:‘(sl lod.u‘ gave pronlise of a riot
mi ( (-l 2- and a sharp clash of sectionali Unlv‘ 9:? Penn;
:nHA zir i1. .z‘erests. The:- gume as play—g and Plttsburgh at
61: suz. {h (N' the Mason and Dixon lint- §
Mus .10 in shown by :1 trio of collage»:
4"](NR’PHS. lislé‘lll on carrying; \‘ici'ory‘
luck home nith than Frog-.1 Kr-NN—f
iuckr (Name Ccntre \xitli t} :0 gx'ml [wo'h
x;
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i with Princeton. “N
g
gin 16611.. to 211:. up at tho: PQIO'
{1101111115 :2; ‘ziillst the fast ['tjll‘ Slut»
hum. 'l l .- l (an 6-1.»? of T irg‘inia.
91mm: was :1: l'rinqéton {or armsle
. Tish Squid. ‘
Tin-re “(Nré 021161? . crititesls of no
' ., Nbetwgefi. (moi Eastern
, m (3 undo
featéd Cornell: “Na :11 facegi tho unde-
rooted Dartmouth comiflnaliog: at
Philaadphxa. (‘16in Warner’s Pitts; Jug-b fiégk’s
burgh be: s were sdmduled to opnosc
Pcnusxhanin. while at \(iw Haverir
Tali-firm Blown Were: ready .01‘ their
annual tilt.
Other gamvs scheduleéi includcd:
Colnnilvia ‘ \Villiums, at New gamC.
York: sxmcuw (against “’asliiugton
and J6. 6:N>(>1N. a? SN‘N‘acusv: Lem-git
agxinsi \\ est \ irginial at south Beth: TWO-Year'Old Flny
le-lwm: ."nhli 1m :;:Niinst Boston (Tol— '
aazv. at l‘-r0(fi\1311:Colg:626- against ' - Takes All ‘Age Race:
Now York Lizix‘r rsil}. at Riv "‘N Newton. '
,1“
6, “9
Princeton-
afternoon in l’almer Stadium.
N. f and Rutgers against I.ll-.:x_'~iii(“. NE“? YORK OCt' Bitmlflnoiion. :1.
. Pa. “60- -}€‘&I‘- old efillv b} ifl‘rizu lurch a: rl
“S toxlaV wm—v (“”de Nto'uéiffection. at a quark! of Mac?“
:iTT’l‘né’I tl2(‘.NN.~-.‘.11.ls..4n4i :Nliezzslalzcc (is;- horses over bum one ”“19 and 5‘“ nu
Uri-s {or (21. “Stu": :Nic iiumhr-r of Yard course Nesterdav 'iftu‘noon :13
. ssiwv a game in oucw‘lax‘ gimp“? City track. She (.11111 cl only"
{6-12. .\ 16((Nrd crowd wusE 0 pounds, 13“” gave tinny big lumps
3 u! (Hizulu‘iclgfe. and ElhOtT‘h 0f “fight by the SCflIe to her 01311011-
a list of Spt'f‘iiltor‘s “‘Nis'in cuts and won easilv.Thi111l>l6-, u
”I“ “((2 at 1!”: Palm Gromms Tie threwycaiuold fillv. “as second and
i‘ m-m ll mrimoutli Contest also prom- ‘Ladé Emmeline, . a. four-vcar-old
ITC‘I‘SG'NZEH \‘u
“Liv Tu‘ Ln
antil- in «(-1
(‘r (311.16“ '
istNri to (21.. .v :1 (-roxui th at “‘GNIU‘J 13‘ IgniSs. “as third.
thr- gating arrangements of S<Nlioel-: The ment was the Na vesink purse
£21.? I4‘z-M a: filiaca. 101‘ all ages. Little. Eddie Kummer,
a who has been riding as well as anv of
Q; the veteran jocluk‘s recently. had the
PE}IH— Utfite and Tmount on Emotion and she had a.
-.- h
(1991'813 Tech at l ost of friends. She had worked ex-
Eccpfionally fast for the event and
3')ng GtOfll‘dS,‘ Today: dcspite her age she was heavily back-
-\' 11w Y4 HIK Oct. ill—Penn 3 ate “a? "f 1 to 2-
a“, H, ; gm Tech. marshal’ed their ittle Kummer was alert‘ at the
I mam. ll ((111115 and‘ cheering students barrier and got her awav flying. He
iv (in N-(chml 1(N1‘ziiory of the Polo 36cm" sent her to the front and
{.1 (Ilih ;~ 1min} for tluir first gridiron Ncn rated her along at a nice steady
ham: DEN" ounding the turn he cased
'l‘iv 1‘6 "N <N ’N N- :1i.( Luis. known in~ he; 1.1;; to! "IV? her a. breathing spell
Lisskw: mm: 1115 :.s the Xitmny Lions. :nfe‘w $12312: ganged alongsxde. For
(warm,- («.1 .‘ch lork handicapped to Then when “Hana? raced together
5mm. .73., Lyn-(- l-.\’ the enforced absence (WT “ere Straightened
of 1164? captain. Snell. lzcr star full- out for the run home Kummer Chek'
l..-(-k. lint eqwcted either Knnbb 01‘ ed to his mount and hmotion bound—
{. (N!‘N;\":N . Hill} In fill T is sosition. 65:13:32; leaf-fail}? 1:511‘3 151319de 13851: the
‘3--(7F: s (H.111 “as reported in splendid_ J ge g T :1 1a m flout.
wiltimq am} nadv tor the struggleg
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Sentinel Wants Are Winners. ‘
Franklin Field Today
.PHIF.AD'£‘II Prim. :Oci. 29 .4 ~Id6d1
“(aim r was promised [odor ior thF- Nix.
Mgfiillen ..N:«l other priming (Tow-216's 21mm .1l gridiron b‘a‘t‘tlé :91 ”file E’Jiivcz ‘S~T
‘10 (in {ml 1» against Harmrd at Cu: 11- Sims ()1 Pennsflxaniu and Pittsburgh.
Injdgv. From Atlanta rolled NN4’nlh- (it Franklin .l‘ield. both teams were
13rd {in ’ lolden ’lorimdo” m Grow ripnrwd it} {10063. condition for ‘(m cx- '
PHIBADH
(if: Rochestéif.
.mer national pockeb billiard
wan; boat’en'
-. Afternoon
0: “‘it‘n
a memory of two (form _Is in the last'
football team
tacosthe University: of Virginia. this
Princeton will present’a Somcwhat;
(hung (l liIJc/Lip‘ against the \ irr'inizmi‘ '
“it“. Gdhit)‘ and Snirclv back in (116
(4d and went to the‘ post at. the short
Tchiie Allen. Is
V ictorious"m Pocket
‘ Billiard
his sixth. {fill}
ncné -Gf. \fi'zfltcr.
by tho:- Scorv of 2
2 1‘6-v'111lr(+(i.}‘oxl_\ Suwcn
“ ' HITS llmlcil.
Your.
\"(erilF
11$ so: \‘-( miN 11ml: h in
. VT Tll' Tl .
_ of Yonkers, N. l'.. affil‘holdcr
York Sluic-
SCTUr‘3v
lost ‘
nigm
It is cxpcctrL-d (hat the
schedule will lw made and that
the date of the opening of thc league
information ob-
tained yesterdav the opinion is that
the league m 111 open on Thanksgiving
] rom
Yesterday’s Rios—(ills.
At Indnnapolxv—“abash, 14: But-
At Kalamazoo,
7'.
At HOrnell x Y—Geneva 21: Al-
DANISH BOY SCOUTS SHOW SOMETHING NEW IN SPORTS
get football
with the Brgmord.
tar Ground tomorr w afterno
B anf rd team thgi Tigers
game will begin at 3
“ 1th th?‘ full Tiger lineup in the field;
Sex-(mu of the local players who were
including Jack
Russell 21.1de Morioi‘ity, Willbe
(I‘m lineup for thc game. will be, as
121162;” ....s-.......... N. Hoffman
M, Hoffnian
Right guard.
\IcGiath ...............-. C Loeffel
I’O“(TT . . . . . . ........ .7. F. BICCUSKY
\ Tmlov.._l.......'.r
1.6th tackle.
'1‘ umiaiitv'. . . . .....
[link .licynblds ». . .
- Quarterback.
. ........ . . . . .J.
Right halfback.
cht halfback.
Tigers. Balm Coleman,
Branford, F.
. li. Vollumvir’de‘r and
T011111?) Got: 39 ~George fie N-
”.11 1 $521; fdn‘mus B rifiqh author :ini
showed 7‘ when
NgtsdrpemwN oti‘mnce as é:
Kg: Bennie AIR :1.
about lmHNha 1.
{nulhl'fl’VOY‘l lwulw
ltiitli' 3 lack of lei-3;
boxing nmmot-
was guingfinto van»
I'kécoinlmgh T
we ammo: of .“Man and] ‘ a
l'O‘Hlfil‘xNiO lull I aim Ruth as
“The Kuncrman o‘fijlasc ball. " ‘
. ,ne‘tr heard of
bah)" is Ruth?" 7
’ {‘0le is rcportcd to hax'c
worlscdwtfi the. answer
f‘Shuw? Is, that (he guy'tlmt used to
catch for St. Louis?"
or 31mmum.lis.1won
. (uumamcm. mused {(‘hcna
Games on Conege
Gridirons Today
Trinity at Sleuths.
'l‘nl‘ls at \chlcvan
loch at Aggics.
I llt‘oun at Kale.
“ill plow: Champion
Elli» (11116.:- in lle (match that “will eith-
cl :ixnpNIonship or
1‘01 " ‘
State “Kaceys”
Meet. Tomorrow
At Middletm n
Mll‘rDl.lC'l‘(‘N\\'.\;_
in}; of (he (liruhlrs of the State "Ka-
lnskctlmll livug‘uc “ill be held in
Smnlm
1001115 of loivst
on Court smut
from Hai‘itonl. .\'c \ l2rliai11.‘\4l.incll€~s-
tor Rockville. \Villimnmic. 'l‘crrvx'ille
New Have -n and Bic-rid en \\ ill be pres~
'llarlmouth at Cornell.
llulgcrs at Lafaycite.
\Yillizuns at Columbia.
Pittsburgh at Pennsvlvanla.
1% 1m SiaLe vs Georgia Tech at \ew
Vs ash and Jci‘l at Syracuse;
\Vcst Virginia at Lehigh.
Snsguchann'a at‘ Army.
.(Jthzim at Navv, ’
Vi ash .md Lee at Virginia. Pol). '
Vaimuuiso at Springfield '
Fmdham vs Boston Col. at Brookg
lcm‘esentatifls
Gmrge M" ashington at Georgetown.
.VI'. atCColgate. .
\‘olrc Fame at Indiana.
Minnesota at Wisconsin.
Dcnwer at Chicago.
Oklahoma at Nebraska.
North Carolina at Maryland.
Rhode Island State at, Boston Univ.
Catholic Univ.
at Bucknell.‘
International S. C.
At Peace With Board
. NEXV‘ YORK. Oct.
national Sporting Club fOUnded three
wears ago bv William A. Gavin..after'
the National Sporting Club. of Lon—
don. has settled its differences with
the. State Boxing Commission and is
established in its new home. the, old
Central Opera House
; seventh street. .
‘_ The central Opera House, a large.
stdii'e am} marble building built by
" »’ Jacob Ruppert part owner of the
r. > York Yankees. has béen remod-
' («He at a cost of $10. 000: and will be,
knoxi‘n hereafter as
' Spm-ting Club.
.‘Mich. —-—Kalamazoo,4
29 .~—.The Intel‘—
205 East Six‘rv— '
It is unlikely
O‘Rourke thought. that the clubwill "
decide, toxbuud its own home '
that it is comfortably settled on
' seventh street. He said the mem ers
might; Vote to take the money how
invested in the Fortr-nmth street“
One ' a. House outright.
tlie contest a slight iatjorite-
ward to.
. O t
Salim
. ‘3: W953: Point.
(3?pr
ism 3.x @3151?de
Today’s Big Game
TEE-Jmost important 'of the college gridiron ckishes today is the Penn
Sigtefledrg‘ia Tech tussle. at the Polo Grounds.
are two of ”the ”strongest elex‘ens in the country; and (each has yet to meet de-
feat this season. To date. Georgia Tech has rdfled up the greatest; total of
points of any? college team in the country
games. However the opposition the Southerners haxe éncountered has been
extremely weak, and. n01; until‘ this afternoon. do they face real strong 01313054“
tion. The Penn State warriors are fit and read: for today‘s
cause. of their splendid exhibition on last Saturdav against Iiar‘val (i. will enter
These'great aggregations
with Jan aggrégate of 262 for fixe
contest. and. lave—
. o 7 ' feature toqras‘r
In the list of college football stars of the last few. Nears there appears
seieml sets of brothers. yct scldom has it happéned that the brothers haxe
played for the same. college.» “‘6: recall the Callahan loco-fliers. Tim and Mike
graduated from Yale arid Princeton: the Robertsons. who were represented at
Dartmouth and Corngl’i; tho Gilrms. at Georgeiown and Princeton
Brickleys educated at Harvard and Fordliam'.
Good News
Extensive plans are now being made by the Sprhigwood Baseball Club in
preparation for a. big season newt summer.
loval motor of the team his donated the site forfa‘ne'w ball park which is at
present under. construction on the property situated just 01f Flax Hill road
The present plans further can for the erection of a new grandstand. with a
sca ting capacity of se‘verai hundred so that next séaSon will find the Sprint;
woods with one of the best hall diamonds in Normal}: The. local ball club has
alwaxs been prominent in Xorwalk baseball circles. but new: has enjovcd the l
mauva aixantages of a. home. field. \ext seasofl Elicit- expect to be out on top 1113’
the race. for the .citv championship, “‘h ich the.)
the hall? 5.
“e haxe been informed t .at a
Vi ‘ _ ' . Manor}: . 5'.
“’6 look for Notre Dame to defeat Indiana boil“: -6.
.Nead‘elexen “1111114310- 1><'v.in onc’ of the l‘z’ardcsi fought games of the sca§on.
It was in this contest that George Gipp
tractedfthoficold thatg‘wmiualh caused his death.
ihe great All— .N-Xmmican fullback. C011— Jordan .
‘ill appear in tin; East for two gamcs “(his year
fiber; fgfi‘e watched “ith great fun mst in their \‘l esicrn
ith the. Army.
The following Tocsday (lie South Leno
Rutgers’ $3111, at. the Pol 0 Grounds. '
\l‘.“ HAVF\ ~ 7
elexen met its classic riyal. Bro.
tho Rom. toda;.i11 hex! an‘ima
Charlie O’Heasn' stg-r ..
“as in The Opening lineup for_
timc ‘1 is: N's—Jr.‘ Bo
good form for a li‘
cast skies this morn
the game
Fixe ihousami be:
fine Yale manag6mei
The lads make the. an
imitation LY \oc: re?
their rhflfllt
- The lineupf
“338. ’ .rf '7 Position.
Blair . " ’
{WIEE‘L-E
Fullback.
(i) Captai“ . .
Officials: Ref’vz‘r—w. l“. J. Gillegder.‘
Piailaddiihia? umpireigfig A.~ ’Reed
sman. _. H. Watkeys.
Basic-r1 Coilege Perm «Siam: .
¥Péh ,44Gcorgetmn1 ojvér Gcozm‘e W’Asl‘. ing’ion: Kolrc Dame ovc :r l'm‘iiana Lafa)‘- :
angers. Pittsburgh (3"ch Pennszavania
(.1- Susi uelmmia. “’6 look fora Sic {New eon Columlaia‘
.5; . .
mhérsot 5.615 11mm Mania (mafia
filial t0 lé‘ai‘e; .5
_" l t
will not lheB imbino 56033190.
. . t a:
i§:~\\ ait and seé
Babe ll oil: has TTGCTITF d to hecomc an actor and has si (med up for 61 \au-
.dexlllc 1191. at 3.3. MM" per (Week. His scl16- du’le calls for {ficntv‘weéks which
a seniors-cu: over his left (eye: rigceiv'efl.
in (fieww roar ‘ Bhod ‘flow.
.reely from Lge mound-
mum and uniloub‘tcdlzv was a h (35»
aroma; row aftornoon nill find the Norxfi‘alks and Lockwoods hattling awa ‘
in (hi-iv fiftli game of £119 Serigs. The Norfialks will need to win to (”till up
maitéx‘é“ :‘is the set has no“ g “was [no to oné {waiver of the Lock‘woods:
Harry London"
\‘EW’ YOllK. Oct. 29.——Harry Lon~
don last? night knocked out Frankie
Bell in the fourteenth round of what
was .to'have beén (N. fifteen-round bout
in the W’alker’Spc-rting’ Club. In an—‘
other bout Happy Smith received ihc
judges' decision over K. O. Daly. Ital—
boxed ten rounds to. a draw in an—
other bout. ‘
Bob Roper Knocks . ,
BLFFALO «. YL. Oct“ 29 ——Capl‘
Bob Roper of Chicago .mocked out
Frank Moran. of :Pittsburgh. in the
sixth round of a’, scheduled twelve—
round bout hé‘l‘e last night. Moran
was outclassed throughout and was
all in when Roper put over. the knock-
out punch ii: the sixth. Roper weigh—
ed 191 pounds and MOraii:193 1 .
can to 1329; Briton- Aftér his seconds ,
martian: (flocked his (32:11:13ch flaw
‘ Rice fail to éxi‘iihit axxx‘thing that he:
pass-sass ampionshio class. H was,
aokward in his moveme s n .
wimifl‘fiith both hands. an amazing
in: raction of tho British ideals o{ the.
ropefi 5.1119 “re and his chief moans 04E
defence consisted of lowering hisF hea.
ana’. “warping his arms aroumi his
j (W.
" Dwyer Easily
Defeats Frankie Bell Defeats Roam
'H()i.Y(.NN(i-2.
my l'l'wyer experienced no trouble in
carning the referee‘s decision
{omso Roach in their (end-011ml bout
here last night Dwycr “as returned
the winner by a “ids margin. Taice
he sent his opponent to the canN'as.
each time for a count of nine}
Caligula Wins
' All Ages Handicap
LAUREL, Md.“
to reconsider his determination :0 gt-
a match “ith Benny LeenaNNfi an? in
fact with am 01' the American. g
wcights in the seco: id divisioa.
ian Jack Dempsey and Eddie Clifford'
robust feathemeights. Artie Root 3:643
'lonev Caponi. ' The former, E2319 is
from Cleveland. receixecl the ‘ want
the judges after eight mufids (.1
ed nrestling aria boxing and m
tics ‘ ‘
Out Frank Moran 7
Oct. 29 .—The large
attendance at Lain-e1. :sestcrdav after-
noon. was attributed .10 the fact that
one more day
presefit méetin’g' rather than the at-
tractix (mess of the. card presented-
The All Ages Handicap was
feature, event, with Sailing B.
cided favorite, but his best errort‘was
to finish third'to Caiigula. . and Oil
man resper ’ ctive‘ly.
there is only
l is s- ofids toss d atowel into {he mg
inter (hit 31-0 56467293615 of homo: 1;}
Hit- Si? .
Rico has? ciN'rerx‘cufiN for hisidemg...
{or a few '
It would apparenti} be Wise for Rice .
The opening contest intmdueezi two
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