“0ND”. JAN. 23, 1922
“A‘:‘---
t the
f
I: udcn Leased
lm several Big
\\ Icsiling Matches
HubFans Praise
Red Sox Owner
. For First Time.
BOSTO’W‘ Jan.» 23.91801- the I first,
time in many moons Hairy Frazee has
been getting 'some favorable publicity
. Bouts ThisWeek in
And Near 11- new
TONIGHT.
Newark Armoryw— “Mickey Walker vs.
' - George Ward,12 rounds. for Welter
~ championship of New Jersey."
' Broadway Exb. Assn? Brooklyxk-
' l _ ‘.~~-. \rrange-
IIII Ii li il ‘1' herein :1.
\HI l\ spoilsmen will
“Iv-suing cham—
‘W . sonar? (73:39“. spare Rosenberg vs: 1361(1ch Bert- and a lot of it as a; restilf '6: his'phu
W I. .Iqu .Il._ eb- d. 12 rounds. «Danny flees v‘s. in the three-comered steeds With 1
m . I‘ III:Il(‘lI"S Will be " ' . Edéié Vi’assmafi, 10 rounds. ' Washington": and? Philadelphia. “' J
,- .-. or the season. . . Staten geland Coliseum-mt Bob general opinion loithat the Red Sox
1‘ I. . w l' IIIIIdc Rickard . ~ ‘ Rosema- Pamfiafinhon. lfial‘oilnds. are 11819911 by thatfieall t11%ugh’¢l'}llbh“
. .Wmnmfirp mo“ . ‘ Star Sporting Cl, they land Joe Dublin. «bulb their. is not
ton ys. Samma-év gel 12 ..rounds;
‘ all of it: they mm ed t thesb
'Eoiw- Lyons vs. “Bobby Lynne-12 P a 0"
oflice as well as on the field, for Du- .
Th
e New York Giants will play live exhibition games at the PoloGrounds
,..
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before the opening league contest of the 1922 season. Returning home on
III:III:II:cr to ac—
¢'-l l -
. 'II .II, rcprcscntlng‘ Aprl1”th,
..., ‘ I after the sprin ,
m ' )‘ "h "‘9 P‘Orf'm‘ Graw's clan will be seen i§t:31?.i:§.ht‘2i‘" “"11 ”19 Chicago White sci: “Me; .- rounds. . gan‘is a. New Englander, a sort of
' M" "W'- “il‘es SundaV 0“ 3""195 on Saturday. A31rli 8th rind: «l TUESDAY'M “home boy" in the section from Which
Pioneer .A. C—-Bii!y De Foams Earl
“Baird .42 roundgp Dick Griihn V's
Jack Guide. 11) .srouudr Tarson
Let-kin vs. Jack Douglas. 8 rounds;
Johnny Cooneih V's Frankie (Young)
uMaick. 8 rounds. .
Tin RSDAY NIGHT.
Arena, Jersey City;— -;-—Jimmy Johnstou s
in looking around for worthy opponents 1163' .3 Si$llfbks1a WIGHT
' . . .I
have forwarded a challenge to tilt II b...
1 p Staters for a series of games to be play- ' .1
it: talt Mcaoélson Square Garden. In the event of such a series. Manager Furey. COIGnrinonWealtvh' Sporting Cl“ Abe
Ie e ts has stated his “lilingncss to place a side bet of $_.1 500 on each: 0 dstcin ‘5' Frankie Curry, 12
Boston draws a large percentage of.
its baseball patronage. and all the
sporting pages, as far array as NeW
Haven, have been carrying columns of '
comment that gives France and his ’
club what baseball lives on~publicit$n
As for the effect on the Red 89'):
.team itself. it must be admitted that
the addition of Dugan, along with
O‘Rourke. helps the Red Sox and
the Boston fans are 0: the opinion
that it was a good trade. It-t‘a-hes
A
Ing MondaximAzltrlI ‘3‘" the Chim‘m American League Club On the follow-
l’olo Grounds and th the I‘ordham UM‘WSHY nine wfll be played at the
"1 1 th 1 . on April 11th. the Princeton varsity team will be taken
I or e ast game prior to the oppning or the pennant season.
llxlldll‘llt'd to Jack
.f Champion Stan-
l III t'mhlock, for-
lI-l. "Strangler"
l.~ unto Gardinl,
.IIIII Lnnilos. Lau-
'L'I III title-holder.
a View of
The Albany State League basketball team managed bv larney Sedran, is
reported to be one of the strongs st basketh
ii
the Original Celtics. of New York a combinations m the East. and
. .I \\ Illi
r 4 II‘Il.
n: ...,. ml manager of
. l‘<, \\:i:~‘ primarily
l‘ .. InoV'c-mcnt.
cx- Giant catcher. thinks highl) of \chraw as a manager, and believes the;
.\c\v York C lul)‘s cast ofis will be well north looking over. Bresnal'lan has at
promising V'OII‘ng pitcher named \lcCullough. whom he is willing td yade f'ot'.
llfdll“ bf mg shattered health is‘ flu} iatest Cross College team, which plavs many
possibility to pop ungamong. the list: of games in Boston every season. .
. candidates for them or manager of; Temperament Ill-ken to Subsidc.
the Pittsfield Billie-s my the coming The only fault that Hugh Duff) ,'
season. lwill lime to correct in Dugen when .
Tom sum; His Tm‘ lile joins the Boston Club is his tem-
It." Is repelled that Dowd hasnamedlr‘erampm' but that should not trouble
the terms under which he would my him so much for the tons here will‘
qcept the position. :not_ nazz him. and, on his part. he willl
ioxing LiSt
"\\““ ,. gIIIIl'l as box- game an offer that is “pooled to he readllV accepted by \lanagér Sedian rounds; Tommy- McAleer “‘8' Jinn away some of the raspberries that
H Hum] n \V'rcst— ' my GraY. 10 rounds: Ben Ponteau were thrown at the other trades
I“ In“ ”Hm“ more . . . . . — Hills. DandSEoert' 10 rounds. made with New York and Cleve-
, .. mm m”- One . gewoo :rove Sporting Club __ land. It is doubtful if Peckin au h
I .- |l‘.‘ll t'\‘i-|' 1m,» mmnng:?£:”&°" Captain- 'Nt'ct of the 1922 Princeton football team. has other Freddie Reese v.5 Willie Thompmn, W01!"1 hfihe been contented t0 Pile-Yin
" II. . llll‘ introduc~ Ilso n ('a I ll :1" at of 3 “mm {OO’bflll planer The Tiger gridiron star 195 12 rounds:VVil1i'e Burke Vs. Lew Boston 111169? Hush Dutfy. He indi-~
" I-II HV 1...; n,” This larly 'Ind‘ «1 l 6' ascball plum ‘ 0n last V‘“.’ll '5 nine he plaVed third base regu- Brody. 12 rounds. cated as much from the start. Frame
, . mm m m 0.” an w r Cll was considered one of the stars of the team. However, this coming and Duffy probably will satisfy Elmer .
,I W ‘1“ . weight a \"l-fill ”wrosqxztiorbtijgiseg ads float string catcher. He has had much cl»;locriel’u‘:ej DOWd Mentioned “33 Smith and George Burns but With. b
l ' . n . a present looks like the strongest cdntender for ‘ 1’ ' ’ '
, I: iIIIl ('\,(*l‘ Illc- IlIle pOSILion on this 3(-ar's nine. ukely PittSfiem Pilot 6:7: 13h: Cdifigmggesbfigagifigefi ‘i’
l '4 I tl1-\- in! {1, I I ' - ‘V
”H.“ r the old . . . . dlcated that he likes his transfer 130.?
;. HARTFORD Conn., Jan 33 —Tom Boston. and there is no doubt thatx, . ;
__,_ _ llogcr llrc 'Qllallllll prcstilcnt of the Toledo Club. is planning to accompany Dowd. Who picked up the managerial 109' playing shortstop for the 'Boston« 2 i
l— \‘. 1 P t the (”mm ‘0 San Antonio rm the first too w ecks of the training season. in reins 0f 1h“ Hartford Club last season . team, will be a popular figure. He ale, ' i
ll ill ( .Igl ( l' )0“ an effort to land .I few of McGl‘aw s recruits. The Toledo magnate. who is an: when the late Arthur Irwin was com- I ways has been admired m Boston L ‘ ” 37
299“?" to withdraw as pilot on account account of coming from the 115% g
f
. ' 77—Among the some good infield material.
III. II' :‘I'lll‘dllledc for = o o o o
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., . . \ \\‘:Ivll::1\r.(klIl);:l'g The Phil: Idclphia Club. of lht American League. has tnkcna new course
.. y ’1‘: mulwbomn be; in the handling of holdouts because of salary dissatisfaction. The club ofil-
\rr-r and Geor e clals have decldcd that if a pan'cr has a complaint to offer on ms contract. he
' 3' must. submit it to Judge Lam-its who is to dtcide whether or not the particu-
Ge‘lre Tunney. who won the light-heavyweight title from Battling
Le‘vlnsb, is eager to defend his croi’rn against Tom Gibbons or to fight
Gm: Caroentier for the ltlrhthearyweight title of the world.
\‘I lll. looms as the.
Takc .‘lilIiileurllnd
I‘m Skiing Honors
Ilikl-II .\ l'('l\' Willi—Sr
|.III
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IIlIl_'
Illi Ill
'-I"' Nllllt‘ here )‘95‘
Mill the national
ll.llll£|‘ll. of Denver.
Illlllllll professional
"‘ ”v r has furnish-
Hull Me Is one of
. 1 “rs in the W01.-
' I. ltritton. the
llnoi'cd hi'
can testify
\I,q
-‘III'_:’,
1 mil, depends
.H' :I lll)‘(l’r. and
\\Ill‘ll (”:III keep
shots and
HI '.ll'll llic (lPCl~
‘lu I'H
I I: particularly
in .lF'Y’fiP’y ’33-.
. llil' Armory is
I In .’I lrirgc at-
!:(|(Hl form
it rstnod that
.l I:I:I\' lit‘ match-
iillllF‘St, in the
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Ir. Illnn and Down
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January 3”.
.ill accident to
l"l lIrIIary 17.
I'IUIl has been
-' lll‘ lllé: Ill‘lt-
I l-Iilll. {It Madi‘
lIlIllJl') 3|. The
I” II- \ \Vhitr'. of
I.I I.~mII, of The
I;'Il('Il yester-
IuI- White. who
. ll'l lmc Hagley
1'! lllt' Ililltt'd’llné‘.
. l..’I pounds at 2
was notified
I. l.4'Il with Jack-
.. -I lli' “'lll be in
3.. start active
.\ III'tIe-n rounds.
-. III. has develop-
III llll‘ [list few
I: [III ring Of the.
'II lll iL bout. with
‘ . sullllt'r boy
.lu
:Il l‘iunct‘l‘.
IlilllllSlLlStS will
I'l\t‘ to Visit the»
I'IIIII tomorrow
I..Il'kln.
.~ll
ll .I the 'l'VV'entxg-l~
.:II-kin is a. giant
ll\¢ ll‘ii Hlslast
lelllLf out of Hom-
Iv‘lIIN :It the Arenar
opponent to-_
Jack. Douglass,
.l IIIIVlcr'.,
I HIrl liairdlwlll
”must and ’their ~
--IIII'IIs-rl.
3'3 >llngnar Omt—
in won the no.»
staged on .1119‘
who has
his :Ipponents," .
lar planer has been unfairly trcalcd.
should récclve an increased salary the
Pitcher Ed Rommel ls the‘first Phi
Y
for settlement. The pitcher has Ilcclar
league salary witha amajor league club.
0
games aftel’lostng elcV' on straight. \\ i
cxci made such a poor record
lntt-rcollcglalc Basketball League. tllc
Including the one league game played.
I
another world’s championship match:
this pool, one the. winner of first prize
in the international tournament rc-l
cently concluded at Triberg in Austria l
The Victor's final Score was 8—4
which‘gavc him a margin of two
points ovcr'Bogoljuhow. another Rus-
sian. and Splelmann. each of whom
scored 6-6. Alexander Aljechln dlll
not compete. hut officiated as referee.
After an absence of over a year in
Cuba Jose It. Cnpahlanca will sail
front HaVann on January 31. but will
proceed direct to Cleveland Ohio.
Where he is due to appear in an exhi-
bition on February 4. Subsequently
he will repair to Chicago and then
come to Philadelphia. and New York.
The World's champion has bccn invit-
ed to play in the international masv
ters' tournament. to be. held in Lon-
don. “July 31 to August 19. and has
accepted “in principle."
Harry Stone Wins
" Bout inrAust‘ralia
23...
MELBOURNE Australia. Jan
Harry Stone. Australian boxer. defeat-
ed Tommy O’Brien. of America. on
points in a tWenty- -round bout here
Saturday. —
At Sydney the Filipino boxer .lamlto
defeated Frankie Monroe, of America.
on points in twenty rounds.
Team; Readsr for ,
lit- BowlinghCongross
has been instructed by Connie Mack to filc his complaint with 3113‘s Sandi”
The Yale basketball team has fin.lll_\ Sll(‘(‘t"l(l(d in “inning a couple of
Although Princeton has two Victories to its credit. with no deft-am. in the
kind of opposition when. it meets Pennsylvania.
i s o
Rubinstein. Wins |W alter Mohr Likes -
I'm... . Brize,...at Chess; Real Tough Hitters
Aklha Rubinstein. Russian, chessJ HAIUFFOR” {all "31—“7‘”?!
champion. whose challenge of ”Idiohr, the “Blomlc l‘lgi-r. who meets
Capalllanca. of Cuba. may 11 -'.in'.llininy Kelly here. January 3“. is now
'ln lllt‘ same stable with "Irish Jimmy"
‘ limes,
‘kick. as he has fought overfifilv
the player &
If Judge- Landis Ede-cities
club officials have agreed to submit
lly player to reject his cordial-1t; and hell-ls likely to he the ultimiftg, Mice.
The- belief is held in some nua'rtx'rs
in Piltflllt‘ltl that Haylon may decide
upon an outsider for use post in pre- 1
l‘crcncc to .InV player now on the ros-
it"l. Gus Cordelia. former Hartford
manugc r .unl capflfln has been prouqu|
ncnth mt ntioned for the Vacancy.
Veteran Athletes’
"Dinner Tonigh
l’HilAlilll.PHlA. Jan. 23.-—1\ca.rl_\'
a score of champions and holders of
.Illlletit IttorIls. amateurand profesg-
tonal. will lw the guests tonight at the
dinner of the Veteran Athletes' Asso-
cialion.
cd that he is tired of drawing a minor;
do not ltrllDl‘llht’T when n Yalt quinttt
Tiger quintet will find the strongest
“'lth tcn straight victories.
the Quakers appear most lmDrG‘SSlVP.
Dwu- r. llt‘ is ready to start against
:an lmttlI-r fmm 140 pounds to 160
pounds. Mohr is one of the most
S( nsalional hattlcrs in the ring todav
and has fought new light and wel-
lvrwcight of note in the country. in-
cluding Jack liritlon. Charlie “'hlte.
“l’au—
who
"Kid" Lewis. Mike O'Dowd.
Grins. Chuck “‘lggins.
weighed twenty-ninc pounds morc
than Mohr. and Paul Iloxlc eleven
Mohr says he loves to battle
boys. those pith a hard
bouts
and has never been counted out. ' ‘
Five Contestatits in ~
Tt‘Il
ama .loc"
I'c-nl tough
Three Cushion Game '
NEW YORK. Jan. 23. .-—A profess-
ional tournament at three diléhton ca-
rom billiards will begin Janfiary 30. at
the Rational Recreation: Brooklyn.
There} will be me contestants:~ John
L. Layton. former champion"; Robert:
1.. Cannefax. former champion:
Palmer ChariQ Otis and Petra 43er-
dar champion (if Scuth America. 'l'hcv.
will compe‘w in ten games of 60 points
each played in afternoon?. rid evening'
sessions. Prize; amounting to $1. (100
will be at issue -
,"
Le'e- '
In regard to this. l
President Denny Hmlon has been se—l
- cre'tiVe and gives no inkling as to who
Among thgsc attested re W
T. Tildcn and arms ‘t nls c em-l
N0": Laurence A. Brown. captain of
the l'nivcrsily of I’cnnsflvanla track
team and holder of the world‘s 1,000
yards' record; _ Harold R. Levcr‘.
world's rI-cord holder for the sixty-
_\'ard dash: Edward Iloudll. French.
amateur billiard champion: Jul-min"
Kilhane. fcuthcrwright Irouing cham-
pion; Jack lirlllon. welterweight title
holder: 'Jth Kelly. Ulympic sculling
champion: members of the Pennsyl—
vania one-mile relay team. who estab—
lislwd a world's rcrnrd last spring:
members of the Pennsylvania lmskct-'
hall team. intercollegiate champions.
and members of the Lafayette College .
1921 football team.
Skaters "Ready for Big
Meet at Plattsburg
confisnrno. V. Y. Jan. 22. ——
EV-efisthlagds in readiness for the na-
tional amateur outdoor senior and jun-
for: select: snug chartrplmtships.
“dilehmn start-today? ‘-' The ice‘xis- iriflirslt
clam copditlon. the weather elearand
bracing, and the champions eager for
the con‘tests.
film-.9”, than two gene at ”Hie Meat
men and; women skaters in. the coun-
tr’y’d‘re “here tuninfg up and there Will
‘be thirty- -two feats of skating each
'd’ay. ’ ’» . 1
Ed Lanny Wants to
Athletic Twirler N 01: ' ‘
Satisfield With Pay l
I
TOLEDO Jan. 23. 4-Approxlmately
1. 038 teams representing twenty-one
States and Canada will be entered in
the annual American Bowling Con—i
grass tournament to be held here dur—
ing the month or March. A. L. Lang
try, of Milwaukee. secretary of the
congress, announced Saturday.
i
’sent him bv Manager Connie Mack-
'a‘nd that he will appeal his case to‘
BALTIMORE}. Jan. 23 ~Pitcherl
Ed Rommel. of the Philadelphia
Americans. announced Saturday that‘
he is not satisfied with the contract
Baseball Commissioner Landis. The
pitcher declared that he is tired of—
draWing a. minor leagle salary with a
major league club. and that it would
please him if Mack were to sell or
trade him.
SABANAC LAKE. N Y..,Jan. 2'3.“
challenge from 33d Lexingto'tflara;
in: Lake, for a meet with Arthur
Staff. American prol‘esuionalf~ chem-
pion skater. Saturday brought a. re-
: shortstop.
‘Connie Mack.
‘gan will go to New York to play third:
Lhasc. and that he will stay
:oncw
,wlll not got what it wants to make the
.Amci'lcan League
’(‘lllllS lllc other.
Skate Arthur Stall \
be anxious to prme to the Bostohl
fans that he is a better infielder
than he later showed with the Mack—
men.
Frank OBOurkw who came with]
hogan in.-
ltkclv to 3%
Foster goes
baseman.
Burns on
at. slimtstogi
Looks like
not as goo
infield will
.rt at second. Dugan
0 Poster at third.
good hitting infield but
, defense as that of
last Vcar. “'7’ “the great fielding
McInnis on institutes and the slowly
Scott at short. Duffy thinks that
hitting will be a treat for the Bas—
ton funs.1t Foster does not come;
thiougll. Dustin undoubtedly will go
to third at} ‘ Burke will he the>
“'hen litigant came to the Boston
ml
Club. immedintohghapere “as a. sus-
picion that Frazee litd obtained him i
for the New York Yankees and that:
he would get the $50,000 instead of
Duffy denies that im—
right in
Iostou and “ill go to New York '0an
as a member of the lied Sax. So. ll
Duffy is on the level with the dope.
and if Frame does: not sell him with-
out Duffy knowing about it. then fox
New York has been fooled and
dividcdr~lhc Yank- ’
«ms «Inc league and the olhcl' ch'cnl
Jack Delaney to
Fall Riev—r, Friday
BRIDGEPORT. Jdn. 23.-—Jack De-
laney wili'meet Jack McCarron. the
Philadelphia middleweight. in a ten~
round star hoot-.31; Fall River. Friday
night.- Tllls will be the last bout for
the local middleweight until he com-
plctés his fifteen- round engagement
with Louis Bogash on February 13.
‘gatuck amateur cham pious.
K. 0. K. A. vs
Saugatuck
A. (3., Tonight !
all] meet the San-
tonight.
The K. 0. K A.
at the Grace parish hall
The visitors haV 6- all Staples High
players. (excepting: mu. and Bradley-
an alumnus. will be in his place.
cir lineup will includc Hartigan..
Bcattie. Gibson and Green.
In the preliminary game
the jun-
’That gap
lBaker Signs His
Name to Contract
Howie Baker. who whacked the“
in Vigorous fashion for the champion-—
Iship Pittsficlcl (luh last season. Eras
:pcnued his name to a contract form
coming campaign. \He is the m
member of the Eastern League cm‘
pious to fall in line. It is expcrcm
that Baker will he gixcn a. chance»
show his ability as a second 5m.
in the infield has m
brought about by the sale of W821?
iors will meet the East avenue A. C. IHammond to the Cleveland Indians.
in the second frame of the series. The
latter team won the first game, 15-9,
and now the juniors will (I \tend the-m-
sch es to turn the tables.
{shonlng him fourth in batting
Baker enjoyed a great season with
the willow last year. the swarm
Ede
hit for 333 in 143 games, making ”gfi
All feminine routers will be admit- Ihits and crossing the plate 106 tints.
tori free of charge.
low the games.
Jack Quinn Will
Join Red Sox at
’ Hot Springs
BOSTON. Jan. 23.A.\ letter from
lack Quinn. under contract to pitch
tor the Boston AmcIIcans this season.
“as received ~V'c-slci‘dtLV by
ll'aver. of the lied SUV. which is at
variance with the reported statement
by Quinn in Chicago that he had
Iumptd his. contract and had decided
.‘to pin) semi— professional ball.
Meet McCarron in ' i
Secretary GraV er said that Quinn in
tho lottcl asked llarn Frazce, owner
of the Red Sex. for permission to re-
port at Hot Springs ahead of any of
the other pitchers in order that he
might take a course of treatment and
baths there. According to Graver.
Quinn said that his arm "feels good.
in fact. better than it has for two sea-
sons."
Basketball Game in
Delaney is confident that he Will
knock the Keystone State battler for
the count before the fifth round is
men. Jackie training daily at the
Columbia A. (3.. and reports from his
camp claim: that he is in top notch
condition
Blanch was originat’lv carded to
meet Jefi Smith in Providence, a
Week from Wednesday. but his man-
agement deemed it not advisable to
meet-such a tough opponent so (3056
to the Bogash affair.
Bud Palmer. Delauey’s sparring
partner. will fight the semi-final
spons’e from Staff’s manager, Julian T.
Fitzgerald, or Chicago. thab all de-'
pended an Oscar Mathiesen. of Non,
way;wofld cha‘mpkin Fitzgerald an-
nounced he had cabled the Nora's-s.
glad ask!“ it he was coming to thisl
country. this winterao defend his title. l
only skate lgainst him. he said.
If Mathilda); should come; Staff would ‘ -
bout at Fall River with Mickev Cu.rst
the Bosttm battler. This will be Pal-
mer's first appearance in the ring in
scv-eral months. He hopes to stage a
comeback hr kas'oeing the Boston
mittslingcr
Advedise is the sentinel for best
R. M.Hall, Tonight
The fast New Canaan basketball
team will travel in Norwalk. tonight.
to lock horns with the fast stepping
lndians. and. from past performances.
the game should prove to be a great
battle. with spectacular shooting and
whirlwind team work. Already this
season the New Canaan tossers have
oroven their ability'as a good passing
and shooting outfit. Basketball foi-
lowers that went to the Armory to"
see the Norwalk—Ne'w Canaan games.
can't afford to ‘-miss this great contest;
also. the preliminary game should
prove to be a wonderful battle roval
when the Red Men, Jrs.. tackle the
Men teams had hard drilling for these
games and are {any confident of Win-
ning both games. Fisher 5 Billikens
results.
. will play the'musie for dancing. ‘
'against this evening. at Eoyt‘s
Secretary l,
fast New Canaan Rovers. Both Red,
er! You must say
you mas~ get an imitation {terms—«u
{Adm ‘ - .
Dancing “ill fol-iHis collection of extra base 3mm
included thirteen for the circuit.
Faker formerly played VV’ith 'm
-Norwalk team.
STABIFDR'D STARS TO 3117151?
KACFYS.
The Stamford Stars will be the tram
that the local Kacey swill stack: m
m
the proposed game Ufiflx
3305:1733“
scare k
latre court.
ithe Milfords having been
because of the smallpox
| Bridge port.
The frame is expected to be a 1193
one and the locals “1'11 do all in “*1
power to will. The preliminary m
—it is expectcdwwill be between .&
Stamford girls' team and the gifisfi
St. Josephs
The lineup of the big game win“
as follows :
Stamford:
guards: Fitzgibbons. c:
and Hunt. forwards.
Norwalk: .1. McMahon and O'Mm.
forwards: Vi'eafer. c; and Com
and Smith. guards. 1
McCluskey and Coot.
and Hm
DIOTHERI OPEN
CHILD'S BOW’FILS WITH
CALIFORNIA FIG 8“
Your little one will love an
“fruity'fl taste of “California. Fig fill-a
up" ever if constipated bilious. in}?
table. feverish or full of cold. am-
spoonfui never fails to cleanse the lit~
er and bowels. In a few 1113mm
can see for vourself how film
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