Evening sentinel, Tuesday, December 20, 1921 · page 9

 

 

 

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root-31's second
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However
. 111 cased fom Muslims.
will: 1 ostcllo 1113‘ f with
' and U10 fouls said) gar-
~'€~Ll but one foul throw.
lso Luge-d two bask-:15 {or his
well.

W‘s-0 11E; loft
g‘sportL-rs, \V‘L‘as inc star of his
starting-{off his Work in the first
one of tin.- 111'E-ttiest back-
till‘CfiVll 1.5 'kms ever made or.
. 1' 7-11.“. in Nurwulk. He made this

" full syn-d. He caged five
and 5m- foul for his team.
' 11::1king all of the points.
local 11.11111 is putting 1.= :1 :1
lust cl can game is die c0113
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“011 l»}‘ :1 soon 01‘ l: to S.
playing VV :3- fast and 11:15 quite :1
7:: i-r'tlt‘l‘ 12;, :1 it» came put up last
’l'l‘ni will of tho first half found
:0 - riot-11's li-u-liug by :1 SE‘Ql'l' of S to“
the In-lvpcnclcais. Ii. L‘VlCL-i'Li-g
tlif- C'lltll‘é' gall‘lf‘. slic 111:1}:-
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.Y‘V'UE‘ good support by llf'l‘ follow-
lmt 'the 11-111 fez-Lin “ark has
. 1'- ndoptrd In eithn sislr- :L‘s vet.
silo of the an'incihlL‘s, ‘lhés
11 ‘ type of playing is also par-
not locals“ in 59‘ oral plan-rs.
"ism is not for the 11111110502
.Lmlr hut is :13 a mutual
. 111'- City Hall reporters would ;
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’1 tennis put up a good 3.41116.

little more prac: ice on each

.- - ;- lingo later in the S“ZiSOl!,
'- 7‘- ',‘1 lllel" hoen Whipped into‘.
.- 2111. the two teams should?

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. ALP». soon will start for Los
‘ i -’ -~-"3!'»ii!‘: to announcement
‘-. - Athletic. Club Me;
-\ schiagion.’
' biuyg his crafit with.
. .mcl ‘iariangementaap‘é-
1 LC:- Dustin Famum’s
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association state- they
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Pal-'3loore Defeats .
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. a decisive manner.

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$1115 11-11. 0
Georgie Werner. of Boston. heat
.Johuny Gibbons. of this city; in the

' A11. (1d Stat?

-§i'ou bout notwithstanding that Doyle

ithe Massachusetts Boxing Commission
had the suspen'sion‘lifted temporarily

Cbmmolfg ,

etpected to ante}? ' '

Original Celtics and Powers’ Brothers’

until the last few minutes of plaV.

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Siucc his 11 in over M’ike O‘ Dowd

The Port Chester basketball five 11

41' to 17.

season
159.111. The local quintet is fast round'
games. VV ill be in the best of condition.

to turn "profi
Rocheste: ole-Von considered one 01' the
' o .

The-Tigers
every reason in the
the strongest teams they
\‘iahls- reputation
team." .

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Tgtlmcn. of Bridgeport. for'the amateur
season. thé v: eatlrcr_ is still holding fiuv
much interest thxoughout the Stale. ‘ The Tigers are in 3.116
piime o fcoiiditiou now and feel that the) can win ox'er the Crasho Llcxon ‘fii’l
This game should attract tile; l‘irg cs! ci'OVVd \C

- though it is late in the
would attract

on the Baxter Grounds.

XX 6 ducsdaV night’s

fix} and the New Canaan quintet. promises to

games of the season. The visitors have

”Red" 15.9113.
Walk rivals.

Canaan.

'F'x 'Vida L‘ew Tendler looms up as the

' Champion Denny Leonard for “the championship :croVV'z .

of his foxm at 111 959111 and as Leonaid

the pxosp'ccts 01' 1111 intcie'sting snuggle
o o

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Tlic High school basketball 1'ch
meet the Bridgeport Trade. school.

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semblcd to Witness a basketball game in New York city.
proxed lo be VerV formidable opponents for the Celtics, and led the chainpions

contest. at thr- Nox'u'alk Armory; between the )00

and always manage to make things interesting for th
A large délegation 01' rootcrs will act ompany the team 1‘1

- \fter his Vic-‘tors oxer Sailor Friedman,

port. the dee- school "tixpects an easy
£1111 lineup of iegul-Lirs the Blidgeporters will hone their hands full.

 
 

 
 

Sunda} night's basketabll game zit Madison Square Gardén between the

the largest crowd ever as-
The Jersey quintet

Five. drew

Mike Gibbons is hot on the trail of

Jolmnv \X'ilsou. and “flies to meet the champion at Madison Square Gard: ”.07
it is gene rail} conceded that Gibbons VV ould outpoint 11115001. .

eaded bV‘ George Smith were eésx' Vic—

111115 for t in Brooklyn Basketball Club. 11110 defeated the Port Che’s‘ler “fine.

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”1111.2 South \01 “"1111 K. of C. basketball fiV'e' won their second game of the
last 11131.11 at 1-Iovt‘s Hall. by defeating the fast Bridgeport. K. of C‘

1113' into shape and. after a. few mom

Denny Bo) nton. former \Villiams College star is the latest college player
Bovnton starred all season 111 the backfield of the powerful

best “pro" teams in tlic countrv

oftex {lie-i1- decisive V'lctorv over Stamford. last Sunday haVe
world to feel proud of their seasons record.
could schedule thL local V'arriors lime made an on-
:11111 m-Lu no!) he considered Voi'wglk's “gxeate-st football

Tigers to Play Crashos

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weather pcr.mitting the Tigers iV'ill 1fi(.(:li the fast Craslio

Connecticut. Al—
and this game

championship 01'

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3" {no of the most. jexciti'

:1 strong 1: 1p headed hr Fr

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in Madison Squire- Gard$xix 1 L

leadingaconmndcr for a 1’93.th Nh
Tendlei is :11 tlio "
has not been 695111;; Vet-V strong or 4
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'll journu to Bridgeport, tomorrow. g)
ordlug to reports coming from Bridge-
Victory vaiding Nomlk has hell.

 

Johnny Dundee Wins
From Jimmy Hanlon

PHILADELPHIA. Dec. 2t).r—Jolin~
l)uudé-e dL-fcniod Jimmy Haulon.
of DcuV'eI in oven one of the eight
rounds the y fought at the OlV'inpia A.
A" last night.

ILlundth'LL - 1'19 lit hand Ivas badls in-
jured in the fifth and he was compel-
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[semi-final.

Cubs Give Nine Men

 

For . Arnold Statz

 

CHICAGO 1)cc.:.’0.——Nine members
of the Chicago Cubs are soon to feel
the “ilftillg breezes of the west coast.

This is the result 01' the deal eu—
gluLLrLd 1.1V officials of the Cubs for
the brilliant young out-

 

 

 

 
 
 

th-rcs i .
,m :mdt grim: 3 ifiel'dcr of flu Los Angeles Club. after,
[,“h.1,(.n(u.ms_,‘seVe-xal weeks of 'VV'rangling between
, , s. G. F. Yrs the moguls of the major and minor
:1 : M- . _ 4 - p 8 ' '.cl11bs
- , ........ "‘ {I U 0 The Nov. Yoxk Yankees were hot on
:_ ........... H h :0 ;Sta§z's trail ior several yeeks. iViiller‘
L ............ U f, 0 Huggins mado a flat offer of $100, 001‘:
-J_ __ __________ u 0 b éiu cold cash for the Voungster butr_
___‘_ _. ‘4; VY ado Killefer pilot of the Angels.
__ ....... ’. . '4 ‘I' 5 :turned it down Wade wanted ball
lunuvi‘hles. 7 players find not money and that's
1 G F. Pts.__'“hat lie 5 getting-from the Cubs.
1'»: 8 z DOYLE A'ND SHE-EVIJN BlEET».
. ‘ - _ . _ I. u 0 BOSTON, -Dec. 20.~—Pau1 Doyle. ”of-
0 _\ I, """" n {1 _ 0 - New lock. and Eddie Shevlin. .of this
:3 f """" 1 n 0'. citV‘ both claimants to the New Eng-
‘ “““““ ' "_ land welterweight championship. will
, \ “—6 "5 3—: inset here to‘n‘igbt in a ten-round deci-r

 
 

is under indefinite suspension by the
New York Commission for failure to
keep a contract. In order that he
might engage in tonight’sé-bout, the
decision in which will earn the title

 
 
 
 

 
 

 

sicu bout hero. last night.

‘Beacher Wins fi'bm

Brandt' in Ten Rounds

Dec. 20.-»~1n thr- i11-
cth-r 1'01 \‘1 \\

 

NEW’ YORK,
lei‘cst of Christmas
York's poor. C‘lmrlcy llmchcr 11ml
Dutch iraudl fought ifn sizzling
rounds. at the Lexington 0pm :1 House.
last night. and the form was (lo-:11 1r—
ed the winan

Archie V\ ulkEl.
champion stopped
the second 10111114.

amateur
Sunuuei's in

the fa I'm ('1'
Eddie

Frankie WGLIIILIO OlllDOlllll Ll Johnny

Rosner in :1; lfll- round bout, and
Charllv lrlflin-liad 1111'» better of Jim—
1111' Grnndc 331 an might—round contest.

Tom Glfi'bons Is ‘—
Wmner Over
Bartley Madden

G1 ANl) RQPiDs Mich. Dec. ~20.—
Tommi Gibbons, St.‘ Paul light heavy-
weight. won over Burtlcy Madden. of
New York. in :1 ton—round. no—dc’ci-
in the opin-
ion of newspaper men.- Gibbons open-
ed cuts over both of Madden’s eyes
early in the contest and this handi-
capped the New 31011: figlitei'. .

 

 

 

TIGERS TO FLA} 6111151108.

(911 SuiidaV afternoon at the 8’33th
Grounds; .‘atm2: 30‘ o’clock. the gagers
will meet tlic C'ra'shlm. oi'Bridgeport;
for the 155—113. championship of the
State. This will be one of the hardest
fought battles that the local team has
had as 391;— and Wtheie is sure to be a
big attendance of local rooters. and
there will be a. big following from
Bridgeport. ' -

 

 

LPAL XIORAN OUTPOINTS BIARICS.
l0. HOUSTON; «Tex, vDeo. _-
ran, of New Orleans. outpolnted' and
outclaSSed Joe Marks, of Philadelphia.
in a ten: round bout. last night, ac-
cordin§ to £112 opinion of newspaper
men. '0 ' '

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MEIER SPORTS 0‘ PAGE TWO.

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Red Men’s Hall. 25 'Maiu street, the

 
 

. Red Men’s basketball team defeated
the Bridgepmt Separates by the score
'1 he. Red Men stored-the ~
first basket and kept the lead thro'u'gh— .
Th'é visiioljs mail-if

of 25 to 20.

out the gauge.
hard and wérc ch' or more: than 12179:;
baskets bé‘hind at an)? time during the
game Blaékman led in the scoring
getting three 10 iskets. Court Meeker,
Mason and Clancv each“ came through
Fido-13011 played the
best game for the losers, getting two
baskets and a (0111-

7 In the preliminarv game the Red.
Men Juniors 1 In away from the

' Butchers, trimming them 38 to 8. The

Butcfiérs.were leld scoreless for {he
first 2:, [minutes and did not; score a
point until an last five minutes of
plan-2.101195, 11nd Cavanagh and New,
man led the SC 01ng for the Red Wien,
getting four baskets each.
led the Butclir Is in scoring two has-
kets. Last night's game made the
eleventh straight win for the Red Men
Juniors.

On Thursdzu night the Red Men,
Juniors will trawl to Ridge-field
play the fast liidgefield fiVe. Buses
will leave Rel j-Li- n s Hall. Main street
at 7 o'clock Sllfell‘

On Friday unrht the Red- Men will

K. of C.
make the 50001 1'1 meeting of these
teams. The ll. 11 Vleu defeated Green-
wicl1 in the rust game in the score of
23 to 20. '

cht Monday
night at Red \l< 11's Hall. The Red
Mon are endun-ning’ to give the fans
an unusual in and Fill
games on (11:11 night -
the R 9d V1111 luni
fast Questiomé. - %
Pocahontas girls fill
lilouetts' and at. '93:,

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Roy Moore Fouls - '
London 111 the Sixth
At- Star A C.

NEW YORK. Ties. 20 ——-Harry Lon-
(1011.01? Hal-.lem [Lu-1t- night won from
Roy Moore oi St. Paul on a. 130111. in
the sixth xounrl of th'eir scheduled
twelve-round bout in the Star Sport-

 

 

other 1313- 416% er'fiddie Leonard was
gluten the decision over Jimmy Jack-
5615. 0E £11k? east side 0% ..

 

 

. NEE . BLEANS.» La..' Dec.
'H Harry“ Foley-pf Kati
giVen :3 declsibn over. “young Bob I‘ ,
simmon‘sk of New York; amine-emf _
a «sensational fifteen; 0 '

last nigl'lt'f, {lilac m are l1
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'.,COFFEYVILLL‘ K9.n.,‘, Doc; 20
Elifidfr, tlfi‘ee— year-01d daugfite‘r‘“
Waltér Johnson. pitcher of the Wash-
ingfofi American League baseball
team. died yesterday.

 

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In a. hard, fast game, last'night, in”

VV‘ alleur ‘

to“ ,.

travel to GreanlCh to take on they

' ' fast. Greenvdril . .
~.cx‘ee-the championship pocket. billiard

night will be feature:

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

~ ’ ‘asj‘fiéwas Que {Sig'liéijalasers in the ra—
"- rules by which tin: players are not rs;—
_‘ and referee alike
Chang-gs i

' fialfifcr will ha'Vfé- excuses to offer. The

lng' Club. .. - - .. ‘7
Earl Frahcé.. 111" west ast’lig'ht}

Vveight outpointo Maxie Gteen. {of

Harlem; Lin :1 lo und bout. In an—'

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

To Bow Kc ' y for '
-Wor}ds Title

PHTLAD'E'LPHIA; Dec.
'HOO ver,

 

, ,20.——~\Valter
the Duluth sculle‘r,»has issued

:a-jformal challenge toiackffKelly, the .7
world‘s champion oinglognwller, for a.
special mate Me, to be rowed next
summer over

 

113' Schuylkill River.
.'handsome Philadel—

 

 

 

_tVFi(':e already {ad on both occasions
Kelly has outww'ed his “Western oppo—
nent .both‘ of those races having been

staged before-"tine war Hoover was
practically unhé'ard of for several
years, but got bask in a shell last rear
and won the national title.

Hoovers challenge was brought up
before the meéting of the max-211' bOard -
of tile Schuylkill Navy last night, and »
was- appFOVed. '

An attempt to bring the national re-
gratis: here next summer was launched
at the meeting last night "when all the
delegates voted favorably in an on:
‘déavor to bring: these titular races to:
this city in 1922.

Jack Kelly accepted the challenge:

Jerome Keogh Will
Referee Greenleaf-
’ _Woods Cue' Match :

NEV‘V"
Keogh.

 

 

 

 

Box—Jerome.
Y.. will ref—

YORK. Dec.
of Rochester. N.

 

match between I alph Greenlcaf. the
title holder and Arthur Woods owl-i0
Minneapolis 10 he played in the ball-
room of the Hotel Asttn'. tomorrm
Thursday and Friday. nights.

-Koog’li is :1 former champion and IS
0quglifiL-d for the t §k The players
' :‘Fl upon hmdmflc the fact thn‘t
s in line to’fhflllenge tlie- w inner.

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to $835.00. Also a complete stock of \ ictor Records.

Come. 1n—see and hear them!

Vicirola No.90

6 Double Face-Records
1... 9Selections

, Total
Cash Payment

 

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in referee

‘ Philadelphia.
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uired to call each ball except iu'
COmblndthHS;ile§"3lld split shots.
'licro thc..~mlention of the - player

ifioiabégobfious The players -

axe approxed tlu:

 

the :r'éjs
” £1116 Woods Will conclude
théir, pmcfxco {of the match todav and

 
 
 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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on their home 'court for the baskets ,
are about :1 foot below the- ceillng. and
it. is hard 10 got :1 good shot so it “ill
be a fast bunch of lioopstcrs that de—
feats Stratfoi'd.

7' In the’ preliminary game the 'N01'-
walk High girls will play the Strait _
ford High girls. The locals will en—"'
(IL-aver to win their third straight. ' g“

Carpentier ReceiVes
New Decorative Honor j

 

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2 ' 1
,P m‘at‘ch- win lie-{tox- a total of 450 points l . .
'25 ill—be plave'djl-n blocks of 150 each. A» 7. a . 'g g»
-.-’ .2“ {in-so of $1 000 and a diamond em- " FOR ’NEXT YEAR f;
G SF“ 1983' cm VV'lll go to the Winner. -"
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Fidelson; rg‘r z 1- 5 0 ames T ISWeek , ' -‘ g _.0
1:001:01. ........ .0 4 00 \ T“— 030 ' , '
I -—— -—- -——~ ‘11: 'orVV'a High school 1 ket- é . ' ‘- ’ i . . " ‘ . ‘ ' 00'. ' "'-
Totals . 9 2 20 ball team will piav the fifth game of Start the 'Ch'lldl‘ell “l-fih a Card 3' jg , i
‘ -Iicd Men-Juniors. ‘lhe season, tosnorrow- afternoon. "at - ' ' ' . '
Plan-rs. G». F. Pts. -Bri1lgcport 11 liéu thcv clash" rit'll the ‘ ‘ ' i '
Smith. 1: .5... 2 '2 6 State Trade school of that can 0 The _
“food, rf '. . ....‘.' . . , ll - 0 6 game will be hpla'yed ~11: the Boys’ Club —-L ,
Jones. (‘ ............. 4 1 9 gym. Last year Norwalk and Bridge- ‘ ‘ "
Nini‘nian. lg ......... 4 n 8 port Trade split even, losing at ' '
(‘m-unugli. rg 4 ’1 9 Bridgeport. 23 to 2’6. and winning =1" . . 0 .
... ...- ... live-minute oxtra period game here. 23 I ' - . ' ‘ ' ' '
Totals . . . ..... . .17.‘ 4~ 38 . to 26. Tho Trade team won their first - 0 '
Butchers. '- 3 game last week when they defeated ' DO I StOCk " 80 d
l 'l'layers. . G. F. l‘ts. gSti'atford High. 31 1019' at Bridge- . ' our 8 0 or n S
I(.‘ hristiano. 1f . . . . . . . . 1 0 3 port. The lineup ,for Bridgeport: . ‘ '
Duffy, r1? ............ (l 0 0 Finns-ll. rf; Ghimto. ll‘; Martucci. c; ' , . , p
Sliochan.‘_ c. . 1 ' 0 ~53 Burr. hi}. and \Yhelan. lg. 0W 0“ a ' SS 0
\Vallcux'..1'g .. . f.’ 0 4 011 Friday (wooing the locals will ' - ' -
Pinbcll. lg ' '0 0 0 travel to.Strati‘ord.M where they will . ‘.
. 0 «~' ——_- ~— gplay the-l’ast-traveling' team’ of that «7 -' q r ' ' . ‘ .. 0 t-
Toluls ........ . .4 fl _ 8 city. No; many teams boat Stratford y VV lite 1L...- 3.011 ale under no Obligation Wha

~~s,oever. We may be able lo improve your posi-
’tion.

Rutter 89’ Co.»

37' Lewis Street Hartford, Com,

 

 

 

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(moment. has instituted a neV-V'Ldécora—
itiongflio Order of Phy'sical Educa- "-
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AUGLS'PA Ga; -.'Dec 205—13; Cobb '
yeste. day retu‘nlé'd from New 101-); :
and gfinounced that ho Lplans to 131:ng '
_ the fié‘fi'oit team here" next spring and '
house the- -pla-yeus .in two or three large 7
homes instead of at a hotel. Thé club:

house at the local park is being im-
proved for the coming offlio' {€653 - -

 

 

 

 
 

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