3-1—2299? use 17 1921
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EVE
iii fiH SCHOOL
DEEMED BY
lflRRlNfilflNS
(rack UpStaters Win 25 to
10—Norwalk Girls Win
by Score of 9-1
221121“.
The Nor-walk
)nél thc-ir fourth
tsvcnirag. -.
rington
action here this
in
1h
3‘, .. . ~. “ere runncrs-up
e 1hztnll‘1i0ns.NQrW:llk
1-: 2 at the e :311. of about
, 1 . .. when McMahon
; onc from the side
thcn followed with
Hoben and Lind-
. one each. Norwalk
.. ‘nrlo‘f rally but could not
Burns cage-:1 a goal and
do 7
‘ :1 lwl at the 1111.1 0: the half
"3' t c score of 15 to s.
In 1121— sccend half great battle
was stage-d. but Norwalk could make
~nl3‘ 1'33":- points. While Torrington got
'ff. Andersor -mi Cliinsky. the two
guards for .\' "walk. played a good
gzunc. breaking up plays time and
again. 111113551» ll:i Torring‘ton‘s right
guard. VV as tho star for them. making
32 points VVl1il1> “Cap" McMahon was.
as usual .1119 big gurl for the locals.
a
snaking S out of Norwalk's 11: points.
The scores follow:
Torrington High:
Pl aye rs. G7. 1“. P15.
Iags.-rf....-....... (. (I. .0
li’obcn,‘ 1f ”..-.-." r {1 6
111161.223: c ........ . . 2 (v 4
i‘amp‘m ll 1:....... 6 i! 32
1110s: 1! '11:»: E: 7. -... u ,1 3
.0 12:11:; ’rr' ....... . .' ‘1 it; ‘3
TERMS .-.. ~ ' v75
l”ts.
(1
s
' ‘1. h
(“ninsky l: 1. 1 .. 11
Totals ............ 4 : lfi
‘ Reflux 131131231ch.
'l‘imcrvl‘w “t rs. 7
' 711511311151: \‘13.k= ' ccnsz-r ‘31: 13571
:‘ear‘s tC-ziin and “'illiani Hanlon for-
stard. snide-111’s at ){anlius Prep. New
Works. Vx'srt— present at the 331116». last
evening
. Preliminary Game,
In lllk
opening game the Nor-walk
1221112 nor; their second victory
213‘ dcfeatius Tor-
zirls by the score of l"
.‘Jc‘ZVlnlugm 112111.31: tl.- first points
: two prctzy’ fouls. and this
lit‘
Tington High
to 1‘.
by shooti
‘was followed 133' a doublmdsckpr from
Skidcl. Thc all~uround passu'orl; of
the girls was 130 mucls for Torring—
Ron. The passing was built arourzd
319112111011. tht- l,‘.:l“a!'k of the locals'
defense. lrotherlon. the ,g-‘acrlls‘ cen-
:z-r_ outjumped hm- 0111101171111
rarer-y limc. The fine
Finkler and Skidd was Erma—tins}
Thcld llif— Tonington forVV‘ards so
«30.26733 Il:::z minty-r one of thr-m got a
basket. Ti ~ "19 playing of the. locals
ran kw 5cm". ‘11:: thc fact that Torring
11m did not set 1'1 ficld haskct—lhcir
:wo points brain: on fouls.
111 17hr“ second half Tan ("new-ring
:15'111 3fc\l'ahon continued the good
mark. \‘an Cocvcring with a baski-t
1:1. and McMahon with two
gua rd in; o f
s'm‘cs: .
\‘nrwalk High Girls.
..1 ism-+112. G. F. Pts.
-- ‘ V‘ocxéring. rf 1 “1 3
31111011. 31". .. fi 4 4
mlmz‘ton. c. . . n (I '0
rs _ . , . ('1 (1 1':
:1l if: ....... 7i U 2
'1‘. 5. 2 ............ “ : 9
Tm liugtun High Girls.
:1‘1‘r‘rs G. F'. Pts
‘?-‘ l“. Gleason. rl'. . . 0 h
1‘» \\':.lsl1. If ....... {7' 0 {:
‘-. art-7113‘, C ...... l7- 0 0
T?» llolzcrty. rg . ... . O 1 1
32.2.2 A. Gleeson. lg... C! (v 6
als ............ O ‘1 1
i.- :1-1'1Ac~~~l-lanlon.
Advisory Council in"
H oldover Meeting on
Baseball Draft Rule
VERY YORK. Dec. 17.—}iemhers of
'13‘ in a holdover meeting to
important questions of base-
. and administration submit—
. for final action by big league
.121le completed their annual
‘ V - 12.2 3cstcrday.
' of problems left for the
solve was the draft. ruling
. majors want restored and
(mgr-rain minor leagues Ob-‘
m-c—r. President Toole.’ of the
1 League; President
tho?— American Association.
3.2129. acting as class AA.
. alumittee. were to meet
~ ‘r-e council in an efiort to
sag-ass of the country}.
~ prion of those" with
2 the Western Lea’giie
L and the Three Eye
5 B. have sulwibeito
cf the draft.
.‘ council is composed
tl-‘r. made? the prettiest
12o} evening. when. after
.lf' .1‘. ,‘ .‘1.,"::. 1‘3? 113%. ’1‘“.
lard shot from tlw sideline-s.
11621 rly 1
*n—o—w-r
.two weeks ago when he fell through
snry council of baseball c1511— '
v1 McCarthy. ‘of fire Paci- E
1].
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i:
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V’
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1’ _> ' ' _'
3E ports
1’ ~ 3 " ‘ .
1; By F. 'v. McMAHON
j»
Lou Bogash and Angie Rainer are scheduled to~meet in a twelve-round
1.0111. at the Pioneer Sporting Club. New York, on Jan. 3. The men were to
111 fought two wee-ks ago. but. due to an injury to Ratner’s hand, a post-
1-0} .- ment was necessary.
Norw alk High Again Defeated
The Norwalk High 'school basketball five again met-“defeat. last evening;
at the hands of the Torrington High school quintet. Torrington came down
with a strong team- well coached in the art of passing the ball and very accu-
rate at the net. They took an early lead which'they held 7for the entire
game. making a total of.” Spoints against the locals‘ 10. The Green and White
the without the services of two of their regulars. were sadly lacking in team
play arid pass work with the result that they were compelled to play practi-
call} a defensiVe game.
' o o a n
The \‘orualk High school girls' team added another victory to their list
113' decisiVely defeating the Torrington girls last night in the preliminarV'
game. at H0315 Hall. The Norwalk lassies are handling the- ball with re«
markahle skill and there are few teams in the Slate that could beat the local
girls quintct.
‘Tigewamfords
The Tigers will journey to Stamford. tomorrow. in an endeavor to obtain
a decisiVe victory mer the All- Stamford eleven Which played the locals a 7
to” 1 tie. last Sunday at the Baxte: Grounds;7a;lthouEl-1 it is late in the season~
tor football intemst is still at a high pitch, and it isgmected that a large déi’e-
gatlon of Norwalk fans Vn‘ll make the‘ flip 'with the local team The Tlggrs
lxaxc been practicing nightly and are all in excellent condition for the battle.
3121113281 Bums has arranged to 111139 se3era! buses to carry those desiring 10
witne’: the game. These will lease Tarlov s Cigar Store at l p. m. Sunda}.
Aside from the buses it is expected that many peraxe cars will make. the trip. .
.1
.
\orwalk High school baskctball games are attracting record crow ds. :Al
' last night's game the hall was filled. many being obliged to stand or sit on lira»1
fiom. HOVV exmcr the local managémcn't could hav‘c 113d
iround tl11
done at the th home game.
T7119 Grcml and’ W‘lfite the will lj‘olfi . EMOI‘C ”todav 7137;11ch the.
Bridgeport High school fixc It7 is reported that none of the reg-liars will
make thg. trip (because of." e lo3;mgnt on turda3s). and that a seafood team
'in‘sl tals’e the floor against ._t_ eir jBrldgépor‘t‘. rhalfi? Ma‘hagcr “like should
’hook gamé2 only when his?“ 5215;, full §t ven th it is not
up 20 the siandard of other; Iglgschool $115.3.“
:' 2.12
o‘li
O O
‘V\‘ 1'- 112111.111 't lh: aid lunch from Benn} \Vcafcr latch.
“'1‘ had :1 113131111: 2g go but mm for Baum again
" ’ Thc bout tonighf i091“ ran Marty Cross and Jimmy Kelly?" as the Com
mar.“ calth Sporting Club \‘ew York will probably be one of tho 'Sfold ital]-
ioncd slugt‘csts. as both Cross and Ken} have been taunting each 0 1- {0141318
past 3car. A grudge has dex' clopcd and cach claims he will stop tifiothcx‘.
.r r I» : 1 1 .. .
7' .7 Veachfor Yanksif
f jsefiiinél’sfioivlifig'
again. continued its winning gre'ak'.
place:
another row of chairs“,
11111 um] seuud nearly chr} one, and it is hoped that this vim-15617
. 2419..
It is ncarlfiff‘timc at
Team" Wings Agali 'n7
Sentinél 12076111111; team -again
The
last evening. when it béat the Hour
Comps, the leaders in the chi-Paper-
ague mo games out of three.
Three mams'are now tied for first
The- Sentinel, the Hour Comps
and the \V'cstporter Herald. ~ 7
Sentinel;
Last 1.1.1311: scores of the
Hour gunw follo‘u’vs:
" Sentinel.
Players. 1 . 2 3 '1‘1.
Halacy' .......... . 78 5-; 59—234
Broyna ., ...... . . 73.. 91 79_243
D...:Bred11"1 ...... . 94 84 85—363
Sffhcnck .......... 54 7 77 80—221
T011112 . ........ 309 339 313 961
' ,, Hom- Comps. ‘
Plays-1:2 . ,1 1- 2 3 TI.
Jénn'ings - - - - . - .1 .7 597 64 761—199
Mug'o ...... . . . . . . 85 76 70-23]
J. 1161:1111. ......... 70 80 95—245
Malk‘m 79 84 75—239
Total,2 . .1 . . . '293 304 317 911;
Handing in League,
Teams. p, WV. 1.. P. C.
Sentincl .. . . . . . (3 4 2 .667
Hour Crszz‘ws ..... (3 4 3 .667
\Vcstporil : . . . . . . 6 .4 2 .667
Hour Prne ....... 6 (1 6 .000
Westporter-Herald
‘~Bo3's__Some Bosglyets
_ \1-stportcr-7Herald bowling
135m 11.. red the Press Room five.
The
Tefldler’s Blows j .
Floor Friedman
NEW’7 O7RK, Dec 11,—Lew Ten-
(1191', file Quakér southpaw and light~
weight giride of Philadelphia. trounc—
79d Sailor Friedman. of Chicago. in a
rapid firé fifteen-round bout. at Madi-g'
son Square Garden. before a capacity‘
house.
The victory of the Philadelphianl
entitles him to a contest with Cham. ;'
plan Benny Leonard and. in order to}
get a cliance at the title. Tendler has; ‘
oiil3 to get the consent of Leonard.
To the surprise of the Onlookcrs the
contest. after the 'first round proved
to be as rapid and exciting as the
most 1-" acting devotee of boxing could
desire
, Theref “as action in neatly eV-erV'
round. find tin: Quaker-7 lefmandcr was
alwavs in7 the férefront.
Not around at the fifteen'did the
Chimgcaufi'in and it was indeed a
stormv night
The sensational event- 'of the con—
test took place it"; the second round.
whe'x Tcndlcr floored Friedman four
times in sncccssion and all but finish-
cd tho sailor.
a strong. rugged Chap. full of stamina
and courage. and he recovered from
the to 'rrific thumping he receive-d in
the t1 mpestuoii’s second session and
finished the ba‘l‘lflez in {airls good con-
dition.
l~'.icdman 7at7 times became comba-
tive and‘ fought back fierccly,’ but the
1_humps‘*lauded: by the Quaker meal-:-
ened the Chicagoan so Wmfhp—was‘
compelled; ”for the' most part to fight;
on the (Defensive 7 The 13:11:11.1 that
of the ll» «.1351. chning. at the Pal.—
are 31119111: 2:1king'thrce straight games.
The vicic: '~ was by a total majorltv of
11134 pii1s.”2he_Wcstport men Won the
first gam~ h77 7:817 pinsrthe Second by
6313;133:151 Iii-the last b3 4; Ring ’
DonOV 331.1339 Destport five..%‘as
‘ {lie star 7 lg? 77
11 312-10151! 3:232:
Hildebran‘ 1 .
m7, 1 -o7£- gangland!
”1336' 399132557 in Will 1231:.
i-l'ildcln'un'
..edcll , 7231-:
More 63 84. aid—:1. 237!
. )éfad . . . . 1'8 7‘." '72—— " 216
Tola‘ss .1...“ 311,395 3757711“
Th! l‘lull‘.‘ Composing Wand flit
Westpmu 1‘s will meet next Friday
(.YQRlnE 111. Press deparlm’ét’it. team
of the Hour will mcct The Sentinelr
llvc upon 1hr same evening.
Smith. and Herman _ z 7;
To Box in Gardeu. Big Deal Stands Up
sz~ Your:
NFAY YORK. Doc. 17.—+Anroblig1ng 1' Dec. 1?.
Ema!) is the tall Texan. Rickard. He Veaeh. who has been smashing
111115 engaged Pete Herman to mechsingles. doubles. thrcfi~llaE§rt~r2s
éMidge-t Smith, in Madison Square Gar- home runs for the Detroit Tim-rs 1'11:-
dcn. next Thursday night. 'And ;sc\‘cral years. will play loft 11-111 for
there‘s a reason for the dcparture‘gthe New York‘YauKH-s‘xth 311;” “W
Rolaci‘.
011‘.
{Anni
from Friday to7Thursda3'. Peter is a ‘lcss a. big dcal which is almost com~
'homc boy for fair. He likes the plum :pIeted between Detroit and .\‘o~V-.' York
.puddin: season around the old family falls? through.
ltie-s. and. when Rickard offered him “'ho will .20 to the Dclroil Cluh in
this date. Pete said he‘d take it if Tex (zest-barge for the servicvs m“ the emi—
‘would give him time to get to New gnent Mr. Vcach 1.1111! not been de-ter-,
.Orleans for the holidays. Hc coudn‘t iminc-d last night. Miller Huggins and
:TV (‘chh "Cap" Huston and Frank
i\7:11121 “C‘l't' cngascd in a struggle over.
do that unless he fought on Thursday
3S0 Tex said ““‘liy not) Thursday.
ithen 2" And so 'tis to 119, $1110 tnms. Half a dozen guesses were
i On that night thcre will be lmuts in circulation outside- of the meeting
gbetucen ~G€ne Tunney and 3841311 'room. ‘
i
0 Bare Dave Rosenberg and Jimni} ‘ 01.12- of these7 was that Detroit would
Darcy and A1 Reich and Jack 110-1212 Everett Scoft. veteran shortstov
nault zof the Boston Red Sox. and that‘to
(placate the Boston roolcrs Johnny
Johnny Dundee will defend ‘his. “111111-11 the $25 000 shortstop obtain-
gnewly acquired 130-pound my. cd from the Pacific coast. last 3car. by
{against Jimmy Hanlon. of Dem-er. at '11"? Yankees and “NP? 115213 WOUld be .
‘thp Olympic A. A.. in phnadapma, sent to the Hub VVith an outfieldri and
#1101163? night. apitchc r
gMike Gibbons
i . Winner on Points
’ Ovef Mike O’Dowd
ST. PAUL. Minn,. 13ch Iii—Mike
Gibbons. of SgnPaul, outfiblntcd his
{allow townsgnan, Mike. G‘Dowd. for—
rhér middleweight champion. in a ten-7
round bout here. last night. no“ spaper
m‘en at. the ringside agrecd
Marty Cross and
' ' Jiminy Kelly Ready
NEW 7"‘Y611’K Dec.
Cross arid Jimmy Kelly. the Harlem
w’éltérwefght rivals, will settle their;
longsawaited disputé Wheaf'lhey clash
i George-s Carpcnuer has purchased a
{farm hqusc with 200 acres a? land to
boot as a futurc training site. . It is
I’locatcd L'UU miles outside of Paris. The"
.purchase came about becau‘sc it re-
minded Carpenticr so much of Man~
hassct a place that he fcll head mer-
licels in IO\G with while training for
i Dempsey.
i Injuries May Force
Kmsella to GiV'e Up
NEW YORK Dcc.17.—WalterKin—
..sella 1121101111 and world 5 open
squash tennis champion. may never
pla} again because of injuries suffered -
a gla$ roof to the floor below. " f:
The champion was inspecting 5a
squash court at the time. In ‘the {all
the Achilles tendon of his left leg
was severed. Kinsella said yesterday
119211215 not abandoned hope‘ of plagi—
ing again. although his physl ‘
the Commonwealth Sporting Club.
tonighr- Both boxers were traified
as it the ”world‘s welterweight chm?
pionship was at stake
l 7.———Marty i
in the feature Mme—round bout. ark in
Boxer Arrested m
Pails as Pickpocket
PARIS. Dcc. l 7.~'—Arlhur Kaufman.
(-x-amateur Boxer. of New York. who
iccently tricd to break into the. pro-
fessional ranks 'with little success. was
arrested on a pickpocket charge. In
compari} with Joseph MY} an Eng-
lish tailor. fiaufman had been sus
pécted {or 39.152231: ween of operating
in Péris _ an”! stores anda sub:
“1135. This suspicion resulted in the
arrest or Kaufman. when the police
round for no apparent reason. thereby
tomobil’e bus;paasengers ’
Kaufman énga’g‘ed in a boxing 1.01171:
here last month and quit in the fifth
round for :1.pran reason. thereby
closing himself out for future
gagemcnls in the French ring.
'Weiss Denies anrs .
‘ W ill Be His Manager
Haxon 1151561275.}! club. upon his return
from the big: league sessions in New
7VYork. 3‘c7stc1day, spiked the published
reporft thin lie was to engage Eddie
an rs for mel‘ Protiflmce manager. to
- handle the reins of his club' the 60m-
lng season Weiss said that anrs has
not even been considerédi for the job
$116 “hat 5 more; is the propert} of
the Brookhn National League club’
which last season paid the waiver
price of $2 .509 to the-7 Boston Braves
. in order acquire title to the one-time
Brown D1113 €‘ 1‘-
Trenton Defeats
Celtics at Basketball
. TRENTQN. N 3.. Dee.17.—~Tren—
mp‘s baske ball team defeated the
'Cé‘lueé; no :represenfing New York
- League. here. last;
wt, 21 to ~.18 7% first half ended
fifti: the visitors. laudlng‘. 11 to 16,
m twenty minutes»: rough play-
” Vthml-ter-Hcrald. 77- “ {and 1.119.111.1111 s as 136 pounds 1
. Pla3'cr< 3 Tl. '
Vail ou-v--UII7'I- 619 687 8:;72111 V‘A‘77
,0“. a. 3;: 7,_ ,4..IowaStateReiay —
1.2.1.11 ~~ 7* 68 85.— ml Team to Come East:
Ireland ....... ... 84 87 75— 246;
Donovan ........ 115 9:: 105—— 312 i AMES Ia. 7Dec 1"1.-7——The7' Iowa
‘ 7. .. ' State Cbllé'ge twoomile relay team.
' 2 ...... 1 .3 Q . =2 ,
.....71‘0‘91' 4%, 3 ‘ 4,1? 1“ 4“,,3 which broke the VV-‘_'orlds record la’st
Plen'ms -; T1;::1Mfi}‘.it thgilrake {clay carnival will!"
11111151211. ’ 21,9 take 'a 1:11ch .‘eks' trip into the
purses that find been «stolen from 311*,
911— .
; ,iGeorge V‘S’giss. p‘mmmfi of the New:
Tendlcr put up“ was superb. He used
a lightning jab smith rifle right for
l-riedmans ”head and shot a crashing- .
left to {lie 50111:: or. jaw The Quakér‘s
attack. especliz‘fixj for the body, was
too “seven. ’ev’en for the siurdv Frieda V
man mbbeigg him; of his strength
711 is; assets .1
> émillg outclasses
__'1hc Quaker backs
p731)! ’fido‘fi‘s punch. he
is‘ .a fiangemwppouentkl‘or any mic.
. {Radial-gs yeimsiasifiycn at ~13" 1 .i i
fianounccd
.m~:
4bemeen this Ants dam and NW‘
Dime ’will~b7e,-, n 62.111111111111- 2'1". 3.
'the Illinois Al}?! .176
11in 211 gaficagfg. ..
VV1ll sepia all 7131212. '77 -
Garden meg, put 01:7 by the 3191‘
Cf; :EPhi-uaiis' 120:1 Februarv 1?.
the Ames Quartet mill meet another
strong Eastern tcém. at 802mm. at thé
San’uual indoor meet of the Boston Alli-
lctic Association. .
annual rate.
Kleckhefer Wins
1 Second Tilt of Three
, , ‘ Cushion Match
’ CHICAGO Dec. 17 .—Champion Au-
gi'e Kleekhefer won the second Moe‘s}
o: hisgthrce—day match ulth Jolm
Layto’n‘ (if Scdalia. for the world‘s
three cushion billiard championshhéfi l!
l.
list night 69 to,_60
zings. Kieckhefer’s‘ high run-
eight: ‘Lafion' s best. seven.
The grand total for both nights‘
1313!:- 11310:}. 128;
, Alfred de Oro of New York, has
-annou7nced that he will challenge the
winner of the match
Penn Beats Yale m
PHILADELPHIA. . Dec.
the first time'in the history of
hockey a University ’of Pennsylvarxia
team defeated Yale. last night. at the'
.Ice Palace. The score .was 4 to" 2.
Penn's cheering ’ section went wild
With joy as Percy “filmmaker. {be
three of 11m {arguably which gave
his team“"w§la—e " i-d Victory
Wrestling Challenge
‘ Duke" Fodiman. who claims to be
the Vmehestericqunty‘ champion in ,
Green-Roman style.
Daniel “Hoolly’hflaseh‘hlum. of 33
the “Duke.” If the
throw his opponenfls,» as his manager
can throw the Engfish‘. in the opinion '
.....mea-u.‘ Wm
Friedman however. is:
t’for. the Sailor. iv "
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