Evening sentinel, Monday, January 30, 1922 · page 9

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0 ml WV '3', [Hun rm: in; ”HM." tho Norwalks lit-ginning \Vt-dllesdll)’, Feb. 8th at the Norwalk Armory. SIX 5‘ IRS
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. > . . . In a hockcv game Thursday at Ten
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Dempsey-Wills Matchfléi‘ghable.

It begins to look more and more iiké a Wymwiiils match every'daye‘:
Jack Kcarns. manager of the champion, has béén cat‘oted as being opposed
to such a match. but if the public sentiméht’is‘toriitk satisfied, Jack may be
forced to hook up with Wills. It is expected tlfilfv’ihe recent offer of: $200.-
000 by Billy Brady, former manager of Jim Jeffériéand Jim Corbett. for a
match hctwcen Dempsey and Wills will be followedfiay many more flattering
bids. Brady is sincere in the belief that there is a public demand for a match
hetwccn the colored champion and Dempsey. Hisuoi'fer of 3200.000. he
“thinks. is much more than Dempsey can ever hope.t.o receive for the sug-
gestcd rcturn match with Georges Carpenticr in London. which he believes
lacks the support. of public sentiment.

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it seems that Brmdy has the right idea Justggfiv another Car

. . g . - _ pentier
bout should be staged is hard to understand. Everyone, who is not led by
prcjudicc, knows that Carpenticr would not stand a chance with Jack. This
was provcd in a most decisive manncr at Jersey City ‘last summcr and after
that fight. Carpentier remarked that Dempscy was too heavy and too strong.
l'or him. Gcorgcs is a clever boxer and a champion in his own class. but he
is not a. worthy opponcnt for Jack Dempsey. \Vills. on the other hand. is
approximately. the samc sizc as the champion and is‘worthy of a match with
him. 'l‘hc big negro has an enviable record and is rcputed to be a quiet un-
assuming American citizcn. A victory over him would add much to Jack's
prcstigv for it .mouid cntl-cnch him solidly as the champion of the world. ir-
l'cspcctivc ot‘ racc.
a -

'l‘hc St. Louis Nationals will mcct four American League Clubs in pre-
Swasnn gamcs in tho South m-vt spring. Clcvoland. Ncw York. Philadelphia
and thc Browns will he taken on in the order name-d.

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Glcnn Warncr, after looking ovcr tho fit‘id out at Stanford. California.
has come to the conclusion that Pittsburg is not tlzc worst place in the world
to coach a football team. (‘Onscqucntilz “'arncr has signed up for a couple
of more years as coach of the Panthers.

. o o o o
ak has been suddenly checked does a really
grrat rccort loom up. iNe refer to the record made by the Crescent Athletic
Club's haskcthall quintet during the last two ytars. Playing .on an average
of two nights a wcck against the strongest college teams in the East. the
New Mooncrs piled up fifty consecutive victories before they met with defeat.
It is a rccord that speaks for itself, and the more impressive bccause many
of thc, victories were scored on tho opponcllts' court. Just at prcsenhthe
i'lroorklyn tcam is in a slump and during the last three \vccks has suffered

thrcc dcfcots. by Niagara. liutgcm and Fordham.

Only after along winning sire

rmcd the "Flying Parson" and
A. won the 1000 yard run at the annual indoor»
games at the Twenty-third llcgimcnt Armory, Brooklyn. Saturday night.
Cuthili finished twelve yards ahead of Jami-s J. Conneily of Georgetown. who
iillisllcd in sccond place. This is the sccond time in as many years that the
Boston runner has captured the honors in this annual event and can morc
will ncxt year will givc him pcrmancnt possession of the cup offered to thc
man finishing first in thrcc runnings of the event.

llarold Cuthill, of Rowayton. pOpularly to

running for the Boston A.

C. haskcthail iivc will In('('t thc Springdalc fivr tonight at

 

Capt. L. D. Chaptn or the Perm
State College boxers is ranked as
one of the best boxers in the col-

lege ranks. Cbapin won every
bout in the 125 pound class last
year.

 
 

 

 

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Fifty-eight has l... M;
'fair at South.” Norwaik é
.Club Tonight —. " ‘

. This evening the "Po‘oster's Bowl-
ing tournament will open at the South 1
Norwalk club. when a' team from Sec—

gon A will bowl 9. team from Section

 

 

 

 

There are fifty-eight entries. and"
two sides have been chosen. On each
side there are four teams, three of
eight teams, three of eight men and
one of five men. A. 1-1. Fechheimer is
captain of Section A. while Attorney
Leo Davis is captain of Section B.
. Each member of the teams is to
bowl one game. and the section hav- 2'
ing the greatest total pihfail at the
end of the tournament is to be the 1‘
guest of the losing section at dinner.
'The tournament will be along the
lines of the Rooter's pool tournament l
in that "rooters" will be allowed to
offer suggestions, timely advise and in
fact do most anything to “raffle" the
bowler.
The tournament will he run on
Monday. Tuesday, Thursday and Sat-
urday nights. j
This evenings. handicap billiard,‘
tournament. wiil_be started. This will ‘
be the usual type of handicap tourna-
ment run along tournament lines. ,
There are twenty entries and the prizc
is a billiard cue. . . “
Following is the schedule of the Way
the bowling teams will “stack up" for
the week:—— '

 

Monday Jan. . _, 1922. .' i
Team A Team B ~ '
Fiannigan McLean j
Charles Prescott R. smith 2

W. 0. Taylor

E. Haviland
Charles Reardon
James Dunnelly
L. Soderstrom
F‘. Hodges
Tuesday. Jan. 3], 8 p. m.

C. J. Taylorl .
D. Raymbndr .
G. Taylor '
Doc Moore

A. R. Nuttingi
H. \V. Gorham i

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to ship the hug‘e’ Machinery.

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elated 'Press).-—Eight N‘otre

they had played

“15.. Nov. 27, 1921,
ville, Iilz, team. They;

competition at Noire Dame.

 

 

 

From High Speed
Boat Racing

 

DETROIT. Jan. 3'>.A—"Gur" \Vood.
holdcr ot‘ a string of spend boat rcc-
ords. including the world’s one mile
mark of 80.567 milcs an hour. )‘cs-
tt-rday announccd his rc-tirl-mcnt from
high spccd racing. Only in the cvcnt

 

Sports Alliance.

. lam. suil‘lcicnt funds Tori
a tin! a gymnasium for its3
\i.lii“d {it the second?
-tilll: ()i‘ ”19 National'
lwld ycstcrday ai‘tcr—
I "\ill‘.’.‘i(lll 'l‘hcaie-r. Prom
lill-‘Jflli appointed a com~
wt a suitahlc location and
'Illiliilifl', and called a spa-
" ' l...~ iii'Vi Sunday aftcr-
ll :1 rt-port from this
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.h-iw a boxing show
tho- Alliancc in thc
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lllanagcrs and hoxcrs
v" I-l l'uul- round contests!
“ikl known mcn in the
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ml will hov in onc oil

I. (2: “FL?" i‘lllgic, manage-r

' - I. (irrt'l‘t‘ti to have his

" lllilldlo-wcight. Dave
’ . l\ “ms vvcrc tendered. _
‘ .l- lillilt'. .iimlny Darcy,‘

it I‘. iiN' Sullivan. Eddie

‘ .. \ uthcrs wcre heard

"t- on tho sit? for the
l u ()I' Lorcnza Carlino.
i’lil Nit‘Kt‘i’l‘le. Eddi?’
S: humor. The resig-
lilit'kik')’ as chairman
'llii rommiiif‘f' was ac-
‘illIliitln of H19 bylaws
.mnlnittce proposed

.t . r \u-rc dcfcrrcd until

‘lilllLr.

(‘lilltoll t'hiidS,
l’rmllillcnt in Tennis
(holes, Is Dead

 

'-H Jan. Rik—Clinton
llll-mllé’r of the firm
Woods. hrokcrs died
w \t'Sif‘i‘flfly. He was
i-‘v'llrai pneumonia :1
w- firm holds mem-
York Stock EX-
l’ittsburgh forty- .
was educated at.
4v .\v:ldcmy and was
illl in 1901. He “'35
.‘.V"r'ii:ltional tennis cir-
"u lllilllr of the commih
‘Ml 1p matches. He had
Into-rnutionai mat‘ch'é's'

' lu hvccll the Australians?
~'I For manyiyca'rs 36‘
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no other American defender can he
found for the British International
trophy. \Vood said. will he again pilot
a craft in the hydropianc class. The
spoed wizard declared he hoped a
syndicate would undertake to defend
the Harmsworth trophy this year and
that another pilot Would drive the
American craft. Wood said he in-
tcndcd to confine his racing to the.
cruiscr and runabout classes.

Coincident with Commodorc Wood's
announcement it was stated [by the
Detroit, Gold Cup and Harmsworth rc—
gaita committee that the first cntrics
for this year's Gold Cup raccs had
hccn received from Minncapolis. The-y
are the Red Bird. cntcred by W. C.
Wood. and the Blue Bird. sponsored
by H. 0. Gray.

Paddock Does Not Plan
to Return to Track

PASADENA. 031., Jan. till—Charles
W. Paddock. known as the “fastest
human." holder of ten records. in-
cluding the world’s record of 9 3-5
seconds for the 100 yard
announced that he, has completed his
course at the University of Southern
California and does not plan to ap-
pear ou the track again.

“I will not say‘that I will never run

 

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‘ccssary to rlln anotllcr racc. Hincc my"
.Lzllwrtfvgjf‘ {8 Mir ‘19“23'1121‘11-"13 30 mm ....se~1o.o.
{1 l ‘ ' . (‘ l. y. s

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Paddock also spccitically dcclarcd tcam Seemingly

he would not run for tllc i‘niu-rsity

iol‘ Sotltllcl‘n California this spring. ( _

l . _ ' goal. The Grc llch " ‘ a «
'Authorltit-s thvrc llavc sald thcy t-\- i e h h035 “9"" pcr

:‘pcctcd him to rlln.

 

Norwalk had almost nothing

Many Simon, Pure
Boxing Programs
Ahead For State

'l‘llcrc'l be lots doing for thc ama-
teur boxcrs of thc statc starting with

folloWs:
Greenw‘ich—ltcynoids. goal;

right wing; Reilly.

 

centre.
Norwalk—Pctcrson.

Street Casino. l-‘ivc important cards

are planned. The senior state cham-

intcr-city meet at Bridgeport; Febru-
ary :2". Bridgeport at Stamford: l-‘eb-
ruary Bridgeport and New Haven
at Bridge-port; March 6, Bridgeport at
New Haven. '

The-re are two other cities on the
list that want the boys for an inter-
city mcet at their shows.

New Rochelle Y.
C. to Meet.‘°‘“‘ " .

 

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3%“—

At thc andfidfi?mcetlng of the New
Rochelle Yacht'Club at the Hotel As-
tor next saturday evening the mem-
bers will vofé on the proposition to
defray the math: build ‘
entries for tmfiinternational six
yacht races with Great Britai
summer.

 

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meter Maldén in a ten round bout.

 

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‘ PWERSBONFESS

SOUTH BEND~ Ind.. Jan. 30 (Asso~
Dame
University athletes today‘ ”voluntarily
confessed to Father William Carey,

in the - semi~profes-
sional football game at, Taylorvillc,
with the ,Cariim
‘ _ , 8;» j medi-
aleii 'quuilmmmm rt: ' afiéfiiefic

tllc Grccnwich High School team won

did
not rcalizc the importance of out-play.

mitted to roam ail-ovc‘r the field and
manoeuvre for a shot. In otllcr words.
( in the
way of an offense. but played on the
dol‘cnsivc all the afternoon. The lineup

Tier-
ncy. point: Gishornc. covcr point and
cover point and
right wing: Smith, left wing: Mailer.

toni ht's Brid 'c )or how - t t St _ goal and ccn—
g P’ t t S d he ate trc; Ixnapp, point; Abbott. cover point

iand goal: Roselle. right wing: VVar-

pionshlp is booked at Mcridcn, Feb. 1:}? “1:? Wing: Angi°""- “m" and
ii. and four others following arczi Goalsgi'l‘ierncv 0_ Smith 4. 1“ h -
February 13. Bridgeport-Stamford. I 4 ' " " L ‘ ' ,. 3 er,

Dominion Tcam'

SPRINGHILL, N. 8.. Jan. 30:—
Charles Paul. left handed pitcher of—
the Dominion No. 1 team of thé Cape
Breton League. will join the‘ Boston"
National League team on its southern

i{Sierg‘ei Outboxcs Robson

BOSTON. Klan. 30.—-—Naté Siegel of
Revere Saturday night was awarded
ing one of the the decision over Tommy Robson of:
Both
n next weighed ‘in under a. 154 pound agree-

7:

Show , -

 

M. Nutting ‘ ,.

Van Bracklc Tom Robins i DEClifieS Invitation 0f
Earle Baker Freeman mini . . .-. . ,o, . ,
Barnes . Hill 0 , pic Association
The‘ria’ult F. Finnegan ,- . _

IJarvis F‘iN‘h : That the constitution and bylaws.
Matthews Mac Brid? adopted by the American Olympic As-

Sam Greenstc‘in G. L. Woodward sociation at «its organization meeting!
Tinn‘sda‘y. Feb. 2. 1922. 81). m. .Novemherif'lll‘n. docs not insurc
Hegeman C. E. Nutting the representative and democratic!
“Watt 1. S. Olmstcarl form of administration believed essen- i
A. D. Morgan Linxweiler tial to the best interests of amateuri
Emery Stevens Dr. “Ted athletics in the l'nited States and to~

Burkedel Max Haut America's participation in the interna-
fihféftenmfigékfie 325:5 boaschd, 313:: Harry Tarlov L. O. \Vardeil tio'nal Olympic games is the opinionl
’ Goa ' Knowlcs Jermml expressed by Dr. John Brown. of the.

John DWY?!‘ D. Eula , Y. M. C. A. in a letter to Frederick W. .
Saturday Fcb. 4, 1922. lRubien, secretary or the Amreicanl
Fechllcimcr L90 Davis Olympic committee declining an invi-
Paul lawrence Blasccr tation”t'o mefifiémlfip mine a. 0. A.

no’c Lindberg Craymerl Dr. Brown reitcrates what he staledf
Jamcs \Vood L. S. W’ced to Gustavus '1‘. Kirby in a letter on.
Sum \‘vlsor Yawn! "November 9. while the Y. M. C. A. is‘,
L. K. Paul H. Olmstl’ad anxious to identify itself with a na—
E. Loundes F. UPnediPt,tional federation which will give ade- .
quate representation of those national}
Amateur Billiard iorganizations which are daily promot- 5
, ing amateur athletics on a large scaicl
Stars In Tourney ‘as a part of a larger program of so-l
‘ ’cial. educational and other activities.I

lit nevertheless is his belief that the

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NEW YORK. Jan. filth—East and
west will clash in the opening matches
of the National class A. 18.2 balk line
nmatcur billiard champion tourna-

l'm rcmaincd bunched in front or the l mcut which begins at the Crescent A. i

C. tomm row. Thc drawing of the sev—
en conlpctitors brought Pcrcey N. Col-
lins of the Illinois Athletic. club. Chi-
cago. titlc holder of 1920 against Ell-
gar T. Appicby of the New York Ath-
letic club for the first game of the
afternoon.

The second of the matches brings 1‘.
Henry Clarkson of the amateur bil-
liard club of New York. against Fran-
cis A. Appleby of the New York “All?—
letic club. The latter is holder of the

game. All of the matches of the tour—
namcnt will be of 300 points duration.

Emil Renner, the Ohio state cham-
pion.
until Tuesday w
first of tire matinee matches. Through-
out the first week of the

dair-

 

' Coaching Solidi]

For the first time in this state,
course in athletic coaching will be of-

the summer session. Hugo Bezdeli.

education and athletics, will be in
charge. .

The course will be of eight weeks'
duration and will take up the four
main sports of football, baseball.-bas-
ketbali and track.’ .It will open June

 

 

eastern class A hoaors in the night

will not appear in the schedule}
hen he will play in the

American
- classic three games will decide each

At Penn State

STATE COLLEGE, Pa..'Jan. 30.——-I
a nia. Fig Syrup” hfi‘fidy.

proposed constitution submitted by the f

Secretary of \\"al' and which was votcd l

down at tho meeting held November
25. provides for a much better form of
organization than that which “'35

‘ i

adopted.

“The Y. M. C. A. is far morc inter-
cstcd in encouraging the daily partici-
‘paiion of thousands of boys and men
in wholesome recreation and athletics
1than simply in the participation of
istar athletes in the international Oly-
'mpic games once in four year." says
Dr. Brown.

" M

31011“. .. QTICK! GIVE. .
1 CALIFORNIA no. smrp ‘
‘ con CHILD‘S Bonus

 

Even a sick child loves the “fruity"
taste of “California Fig Syrup." If
the little tongue is coated. 'or if your
child is listless. cross. feverish. full of
Icold. or has colic. a teaspoonfui will
lnever fail to open the bowels. In a'
few hours you can see for yburself

how thoroughly it works all the cons

jstipation poisoa. sour bile and Waste
from the tender. little » bowéls and
gives you a well; playful chigdxragpint.

Millions of mothe'rs‘«kiecpit~"Caiifm--
Theylmow a.
.teaspoonful :todaysaves 'a sick child

fared by Pennsylvania State college tomorrow. ,Ask your drug‘gist for
next summer as part of the work °f§genuine .. .

California Fig syrup" which

‘has directions for babies and childr‘én’
director of the department of physical of all ages prififed on bottle.

Mother!
You must say “California" ‘or you
may get an imitation fig syrup—Krill.

 

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1 stantial

[Pocket Billiard

Tournament Stark

Fo’llowng is thc schedule of the.
pocket billiard tournament mee‘tbgs
betwccn the members of Mom
Grotto. No. 56. M. O. V. P. E. R. 2.5233
the Craftsmcn‘s Club. All contests;
will be held at tho Craftsmen's «31%-
in the First District. Last ycar 235:).
Craftsmen dcfeatcd thc Prophets. East.
the latter are out for their hrothinzs‘
scaips this year. The dates follows“:—

 

Grono Craftsman
Date

Gcorgc Hurst Mr. Snifin
Feb. 3

Charles K. Pl‘hal Mr. 12in
Feb. 6

Arthur Day Mr. Pica- V‘s;
. Fclu. l 1

Frank Pillai Charles Task?
Feb. 17

James Donnelly Chcslcr Mocks-r
l’cl;. l?

Earlc Bakcr Charlcs Heathering‘hsn
Feb. 25

Nelson Carruthcrs Fred Greenwood.

___———————"-‘-—
ORDER OF EASTER?! STAR

 

Proved One of 352-.
Growth

HARTFORD. Jan. 30.——A year mt
substantial growth for the Order an!
the Eastern Star in membership ms};
influence: much activity by Guiltiest-
nate chapters in relief work and 3a in-
crease in the work for the Mam “
Home was recorded in the addre’s‘sflt
.XVorthy Grand Matron Mrs. Hattie“ ..
Stickie of Newington. at the m.
eight annual session of the (353m!
Chapter of Connecticut, convened at;
Foot Guard Armory today.

The session will continue through
Tuesday. About Six hundred memes-5s
of the order were present. '

A memorial service for item '
membens was held. ~

This Grand Matron said the Mm
to Charity Foundation had pm
Eastern Star members on an W
footing with Masons in the benefits out
be derived from the home. .

Her recommendations included ska
following: The appointmcn‘t by also,
jGrand Patron of a deputy to mam
‘all new chapters in the opcning m ‘

Past Year H as

closing ceremonies and in m
initiation _ ceremony: revisions: {at
the regulations concerxii’ng dim

ships in new chapters so tlfsft in ‘m
of less than ten thousand, that‘s-bu all}:
less than twenty-four or more than
thirty charter members; in‘ other
‘towns not less than ”forty or more clan
sixtv.

This erred-ling there will be a m
iquet at Hotel Bond.

 

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