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Norwalk High’s
Basketball Scliedule
McMa—
Lorine
Helfant.
1412‘s game
Lawrence-
2. e: Ladue
Finesos. rg.
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illi’eingeimer Puts E
Out Another Claim
; that Imnard Brunet. the: half-
Football Players
; IL‘STON; Pa, Dec. 2.—-Atr a
1 special meeting held here, waster-E
and anemia! by sports writers
E Lafayette Defends:
; .
‘9 day.
or Sew York and-W Isa-
fayeite College took measures to ,
‘; cmmtera’ct. refine and disprovethe
§ allegations of [norm and
‘ who: not which have been levelled. _
at soniemembers of'this year‘s un-
defeated Lafayette footballteam.
Dean Albert E. Hackel produced
evidence that Joe Williams, the
star 180519. had been a bonaflde
student for the 1m three years;
i
fiat-l; did notenterlmfayeneasa
“dumped” student by another in-
stitution; that Mike Gazefia, an-
other back. had ne‘er played with
a baseball club operating under the
rules of organized beeebalhj mat
in Deibel. the: other tattle; was
out of school only in that period in
which he served in the “’orld “far.
and that Matt Brennan newer had
played profesa'onal basketball.
wsyette was represented by
Dean Becks-l. Prof. Francis A.
WM’arch. chairman of the faculty
athletic committee, and 1). Le Roy
Revers. graduate manager.ot La- F
ram athletics.
‘ Uncas Tribe
Basketball Notes
At last Tuesday's meeting it was de.
Gide—d that Incas Tribe would‘ put a
basketball team on the floor this sea~
son. .
George Williamson was appointed a
communes of one to start things go-
He has decided to call a meet-
.; Friday flight. December find.
The Faces baseball'team won a. cup
this past season. and we have hopes
of the basketball team doing as well.
The-re are plenty of fast, aggre§ive
plfyers in the tribe. and this notice is
for their benefit. :
All members figuring on making the
first or second team will be on hand
tonight surfs. A manager and captain
will be elected {or each team. We in-
{end to start practicing next Mon-
day night.
The first game of the season will be
played the following week. :
Come on. you wicked warriors. and
let‘s gelbusy. _
Friday night. club rooms. Decem-
ber 2nd. eight o'clock. Refreshments.
Trapshooting -
Field Managers
Are Elimixiated
.N'EVE’ YORK. Dee. 2.—Field mana-
gers employed for years by the Amen
fear. Trapshooting Association to di-
rect shoots in the five vdiflereut trap;
shooting zones of the country have
been eliminated by ruling of the as-
soeiation’s general committee,
third (13;: - meeting here.
3"
a
Yale-Iowa Game,
’ October 14th
t
E many : years.
gthe success of. their team this winter.
: C
Ecleanest." ~ : .
SUniversity, at a dinner. last hesday night 1“"
in #-
By F. v. McMAHON 7
The Xbrwall: High School booketball quintet will endeavor to get. away to
a. good start tonight when the Green and “finite lads tackle the Greenwich
Higfi school five. at Hoyt’s Hall. A victory in Its Opening game will give a
world of confidence to the locals, who hope this 5'68? to turn out a winning
combination and to give to NOrrwalk: its best Hish_schooi basketball team in:
mm the quintet. under the supervismn O! the new coach. Mr.
Cochran. Nomi: High School students have every reason to be hopeful for
“’e agree with the fellow that said, "Of all the sports. swimming is the
Frank 'EGargan New Fordham Coach
The appointment of Frank Garganos :rariuatfi athletic manager and
football coach for next season was announced to the student body of Fordham
dor‘ed in honor of the new
mentor. A tumultuous ovation. by the students. $9618.! the announcement,
and many speeches of congratulation to Mr. Gargfin were'm order from sev-
eral prominent member: of the alumni. Mr. Gargan is a. graduate of Ford-
ham and was. perhaps. the greatest football PM??? that EVE!‘ attended the
Enron}; College. In 19:59 he captained the best football team )1} Pordham‘s
history, when his eleven defeated such teams as Cornell. Swaz'thmore. Rut-
gers and Holv Cross: and succeeded‘in holding to a as score the powerful
E Princeton was also In by Captain Gargan’s team in
Georgetown eleven. 1. -
1969 and th eTigers. after a hard fought S’ 2“?— managed ‘0 SCOI‘E 3.73 10 0
' r012. ' ' V
victory for the Maroons’ only reverse of m»:
\.
. E. o 0
am and was meeting With ex.
. hr 131?. when the war sud-
g-ly joiner: the FordhaJn am-
Back in 1916 Mr. Gargan coached Forai :1
cement success in building up a powerful ob
denh‘ interrupted. The Maroon coach imrr .
bulaocc— unit for service in France. and sen tor two years abroad distin—
guishing himself on several occasions. E 1170!? i5 {EU-IRE m 1919 he signed a.
contract to coach at New. York University. follovilng‘ I-ordham's decision. to
abandon the gridironrgame for that year. Mr. Gargan has ever since been re-
talnedas coach of the Violet team and has :r do an enviable record in spite
of the poor material at his aisimsal. The son he so favorably impress—
ed the authorities that they toads-red him hstantiai increase in salary to
remain as the Violet coach next season. *I‘gfin- however. has decided
to return to his Alma. Mater in her hour (1‘: Condizions at. Fordham
have been unsettled for many years. and. ssun‘u'ng’hls new emce, Mr.
Gargan intends to put in vogue a new policy a: will elevate the. Bronx Col-
legs to its proper place in the athletic world. s all probability the doorman-
ager and coach will put intoet‘fect the cne‘r- eligibiiill' “lie. 3- regulation
that has net‘s-r been enforced previously at 173:». :
In'reply to a ca'blegram sent by Charles H. li‘nbe‘l}. so the Brooklyn base»
ball players at Havana, Cuba. to eithvr , 1:. masquerading or‘ come home.
ermine-r was received yesterday. at the .E-‘i'mn‘yklyll offices.
port. tint the Brooklyn players have lFC‘t . iputisz is 1:221:
gram W‘s—s signed by Otto Miller. the Bro n veteran.
stating that the re
swirled. The cable~
California *Winter [E’Varsity C rews
Baseball Teams Fail¥ . Of Prmceton
i In Four
Races *
PRINCETON. S. .. Dec.
SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. 2.——All-
proximately 345.6539 vrill he lost by J
core-rs :3: (1:3: Ilium ngw .Cihiizr: ‘ ~l'rmeetoo 'xarsity Crews will be en-
6. accordixéz to estimates in“ :zrording t? tentatn'e Frills announced
rers- tt‘dav.‘ 1.3"}: of reviews: by DYE“ “E’ Duncan Spats-coach 0‘
Emir. :’ 3‘ ‘4 E; E E ‘ ;the Tiger oarsmen. The plans call for
@155» szfj:‘:‘d€ u 0:- ,E‘Em foontests with Harvard. on the Charles
- “ ”‘2 ‘7 if p. i " ‘. amver. either April 29 or May 6; par-
”fpmsfj'm‘I‘g 1"” A? “ cicipatjon in the Childs‘ Cup regatta
Errrmmsco with Golumbia and Pennsylvania. here.
3;: May 12; a. meet with Yale anacor-
‘ ‘ “’ nell. on the Housatonic River, May 2.
and the American'flenle)‘. at Philadelv
phia. on. May 27. The Naval Acad-
2.—
l
.Vof the expec
Iowa foot ‘ 1922 ‘
Estood here as all;
as "Verdun? ‘ '
3 - _
ed yesterday
the Iowa eoz
Cineinnati Team
title in the llS-pound class. O'Dowd
I
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Gets Texas Batteryij
rat: ‘uasehaZl club WEE; A“. of the .2 Sergeaot Mortimer Mur-
2-. ensematiou from V named as as- The pair marked for the
L'siversjg—Exz 0f 3?an ”f Pobinson out theioeg streten rim
perms: Th‘y nit-easy? “ ‘ .1‘5 superior horsemans‘nip
a great pitcher. 11mg 'ld turn' over sared‘thw a): for the Simmons; candi—
otiery mate. Now tlzsv F rker and de— date in last stride. There were
arr-0's. C6 the signing of Chet Fowler E ngorox 3 JWIS "f «disapproval . from
11 Chi) has not vet se- the Thin e hackers and one was
: E i a. sprir-r {mi in" e-‘mp‘ ‘o W is QECE‘E‘} ‘ ..n th’: grounds.
9 n s - A: 5 u - u- ~ .
O Dowd Outpomted. . ' t - . Isla- 7 , 1k H“ ’h t
By Patsy managan iEggs: yvar the Doogers trameé at 1\e,w iVOI'W a 1)] lg G 0 . fi
- means.
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Ed» is O‘Dowd. the Columbus. Ohio: : ' E E
baz:tam_ as? brother 01‘er} O‘Dowd. ,BOWIS 726 P1115 Th9 ij‘rwalk High school, and. the
who outpoi 1501 Joe Lynch. seems to? For a Record Greeon‘lrh High school basketball
have hesitated in his mad rush for the .teams will meet at» Hoyt's Theatre
emy also has been invited to enter the
Harvard race. but has not definitely
announced its acceptance.
Coltiletti’s Ride .
. Big Aidto Wrecker
.‘JlZW C!Rl..EA.\"S. La... Dec. 2.'—The
old familiar deceptive angle came
back to $3: minence yesterday after-
noon. at .3 35011 Park. when “freck-
er, running: in Albert SiIfimons' colors;
was awarded the verdict over the
heavily ~ked favorite Thimble.
ope-21mg of the season
stance against rain
aheir losses. for rain
r ne‘ellazion of thirteen
» to Crate and one in. Los
Rucker Assistant
To Manager Robinson
.\
Na p R ueker.
fHPJI- this evening. when the season
: DES M01338, Iowa, 'D‘EC- 3-"“%will oflicially open for the Green and
Floyd Thomas teamed with
Lawrence in the coming 51: day
bike race in Madison Square
McTig‘ue and Smith ,
Booed for Poor Bold;
NEW YORK; Dec.
poorest boots in Madison-Square Gar—l
den this. season. Mike Muslims:
Smith. of. Bayonne. to earn for him
the decision of the judges. So unsat-
isfactory was'the contest. that. the
spectators booed the boxers during the
majority of the rounds Smith abso~
lately refused to do anything and Mc—
: 'l‘igue was not clever enough to cams
pel his ooponent to exchange blows.
From the first mood up so the four-
teenth the bout consisted of a series of
ellixehes by Smith and a. succession. at
awkward attempts. to land on his ad-
\"ersary. For {he first timeduringihe
bout )ic'l‘igue cut loose in the four-
teenth round and landed rwith effect
on Smith. who covered. clinched and
ran away to avoid the onslaught. Me:—
Tigue won this round by a wide mar-
gin and he continued his aggressive
work in the fifteenth. -
In the first boot Phil Salvatore. a
San Francisco lightweight, adminis—
tered '3 fierce drubbing: to Jimmy
Findley, of Louisville. The Cantor.
niau pummelled Finley from pillar to
pillar andfioored him for a count of
eight in the sixth room]. Salvatore
was declared the Winner.
The second boat was even more ex-
citing than the first. John Reisler,
son of John the Barber. gave Mike
Arm a fearful {mooring and had him
in a. helpless oondiiion at the close of
the fourth rou‘ml. Reisler was declar-
ed the winner.
Fay Keiser to E
Meet Harry Greb
NEW YORK. Dec 2.—oid Sober-
sides Dorgar. remarks that Fay Keisf
rior in the country. Why. says Ike;
"he is to meet Harry Greta. in Phila-
delyhia. on the rich: Mike Burke. at
{lie Pioneer Sporting Club. on the
15m: Jiznmy Darcy. sofas Garden.
on the 23rd. {andflwell first come.
first socked.“ added Ike. E
"\Yken I asked him if he wanted
Shade or Greb for Philly. he said?
'lY‘ny, Mister Dorgan. Greb. of course}
Thiswill be theeleventh time they‘ve
fought and Greb hasn’t made him
like it yet." said Old Sober-sides. as he
snapped off the end 0’: a dollar Color-.
ado madura.
Jockey Kummer
E :witlz O‘Bowd
Stone, the big and powerful New: York ‘
gmiddleweight to help him in getting
1‘ . . * '3 .. E Ernow but he has Everal
‘ ' ' pounds, that he can well afford to lose:
.sswj
V Gibbtms and'Krug
2.——In one of tbei
night scored enough points over Jeff
or is the most. sought after ring we. -7
Gets Married. E
Bfidgeporters Wager
53,009 Bogash Wins
BRIDGEPORT. Dee. 1-1.0122}
sportsmen think well of Louis Bo-
‘gash's ability as a boxer so well that
they arehelplog him to gather a roll
of 85.690 to wager that he ontpoints
Mike O'Dowd. former middleweight'
chamsxiorz. Tuesday night, in New
York. The wage: was made master-
flay. one o! Paddy Llnllins‘ boys eom~
ing up from New York and complet-
mg :hedea; will: Joe Smith- Archie
Cameron is ‘ on, 31.13%: of. the
85.11%, and Ii my Lewis, Joe Smith.
Al Jordan: and Lie Sutherland 32.6fm.
more- Bogash is putting op the other:
32.51.39. ‘
So keen is Bogasb taking his bout’
that he hired Jack’
“into condition. Louis
looks ggoo-d
superfluous
And. with Szone’as a sparring-.1331“:-
ner. Bogash will have enough work
Etc do. for the Gotham middleweight is
far from aslooeh. He beat Eat-k Me:
'Z‘lelland. the man who gave Delaney
Ea. tough battle. and made mazters in-
teresting for Joel: liaisons, the man
who beat Bogash- He also showed
Mike Mc’l‘igue and Jeff Smith a few
things in the boxing line. <
, In a Fierce Dra w
Mike Gibbons. of St. Paul. and Phil
nigh: in the Laurel Garden. Newark.
In the early rounds Gibbons gained a
lead by bewildering Krug with his jab-
bing'tactics and had Krug's nose
:bleeding.
Krug rallied in the sixth round.
when he sent Gibbons staggering to
the ropes wish a. right to the jaw.
From then on Krng gained grownd
and in the ninth round he knocked
three of Gibbons“ teeth out.»
E In the twelfth and final round both
men stood toe to toe. hammeriog each
other.
Kemp, Australia
' Oarsman Dead
. it
:. LONDON. Dee. 3.-—P(-ter Kemp. of
Sydney. New South Wales. formerly
the world's champion sculler. is dead
at his home in Sydney, it is announc-
ed iii a Central News deapatohirom
that city yesterday. Kemp won the
profsaéonal soulling championship in
1388. defeating TrClionrd in a. race in
New South Wales. and held the title
against two attempts by Edward Han—
Baybesms Five E :‘
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’ng. of Newark. fought a. draw last .
vs. New Canaan:
BRIDGEPORT. Dec. 2.—-—‘l'.‘he ”9E
tie-tn: five will open-its min I“
Canaan. tonight. pissing the cut
town beam of that place. Therm.—
hestos have a goodvteum. MQE
mostly of‘ former Burs Club and h~
dependent stars. and are expected to
come through in their firstgarne.
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rlan to recapture i: later the same
year. He lost the honor is October of
that year. however, to H. E. Searér. of
New South \Yaies. ‘
Conti.Defeats, in.
er Conti. Fri-och Essi’xline
ed champion. Jacob SC
metal: may. the you:..‘ ‘
accomplishing this feat .
586 points to Jake’s 14:1 is
night’s play of {heir Links: pout
Ematoh. E
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four runs of over the 6-?
going out with as. or
252 after taking the Essa
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{Setter Wins All Aged
Open Field EStake
WAYXESBORG. Ga“ Dee 3.——The
18:2 Match Game»
EDETRQIT. Bitch" Dec. 2.—-To.P.og- i
billiard
; championggoes the honor of beng the §
first player to defeat the sen-2y crown- 1.,
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fear. Toe géeased endless coma:-
Efrom our especially chosen stock C
éhardware. We list a. few' of m
.imany aporoprisse things Iior gift fl!—
Eiog that our store offers.
ifuuery. Razors, Knives. SM
i Tools. Skates and Sleds.
setter dcg‘Eugese )I‘s Kid. owned or §.Y0u'11 find many others here a}?
H. 13. W‘Thitaker. 02' Ciacinnazi. 033°? ispace prohibits mentioning. so a m
was the all age open stake , of the 2‘0 our store is “hi,“ you should tech,
was ouspointed by so unknown name-:1
Pstsy Flanagan in a. iii-round bout in
St. Louis recestly.
goeerge Follkeohaeh. of 5:. Joseph, Mo-
; broke the world‘s record in the singles
Ej’m the Mid-West bowliag‘tournameut.
White team. A good stiff battle is an-
ticipated. .
In the preliminary game the girl:
‘E’NEWE YORK. Dee 2.-—Clarence
lKummer, rider of Alan of “For in.
osly 112%
if? Heights.
additional
r5223} of the
urit? league. '
‘ the organization, which
- “nets. have an-
its r...es do no: limit
:hough is suspicions that
3;» may be limited for
The members have
Ives:
fair sex with deep rer-
irr‘. the drinking of is—
:s 3. dangerousfise. to be
all times; to‘? eschew all
“noting; to regard press}:-
oessary use of language.
.. as: from smoking. '
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Am erican Boxers
. {he A‘dstrelfsn 'pro—
:he' opinion that
ots‘de of those in
. not of very
middleweigfit
efeated every
3910;. from: middle—
eanwéch‘:
0‘. Baker would do well
5 commeri to the pugflist
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Not of Higli Class
it would ’
m Colds, Grip or tritium
And as a Preventative take Laxative
nioe bears the signature of E. W.
Grove. ' (Be sure $011 get BROBIO.)
soc. Adm : ' l
Boosro Qt’rxlmz Tablets. The gendertal film‘s Saga by George Becker. of
nglwaukE-e.
lesisting world's record 'at that time by
Ea margin of six pins. ‘
mans; *
ate yesterday. when he shot 72 just
no pin more than the mark set: -
alumni will meet the present basket-
ball seam formed by the'girls at the
High school, and, as usual. there will
Becker‘s mark broke the 1,913, good game here. E :
-—-Tfie Beg Solemn—A Want‘Ad-
many of his greatest turf triumphs.
was married to Miss M'arion Gaseoyne.
of Richmond Hill. :Bomug‘h, of
Queens. yesterday. Mr. and Mrs.
Kummer, will spend their hbne3moon
at California and Hawaii.
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Georgia field- trials for bird fiOgS—gmake.
MORGAN’
which was decided here yesterday-E
Second place was won by the oointerf ALBERT D.
' South Norwalk
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