FRIDAY. FEB. 10, 19a
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Hl‘lfllER IN PAW“
Ij‘flUl HASP—[ELL “mi
But linesn't Know What the
Rational League Will Do
About It '
wiring thc custom of
to the ball player
Mn» in his club in each
- .le-(‘isiM‘l to be made
- . “shaper men——did not
American League.
\\..s the first to adopt.
thrilng in “'nshingtou
',;~¢'llrd to precede the
meeting.
the- veteran Chicago
ihc restoration of
suggested it to both
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matter.
.iwakoned keen interest
‘..'l0n from 1911 to 1914
prize those days was
and in the National
cars were won by
the- Cubs. one of the
S\)HSIS the game has
limlc of the Giants.
. r-lrixcr ever was more
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.l .lohn livers of the
among second base-
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Walter Johnson of
paragon of pitchers.
(mums. the peerless. and
mic-lphin. were the Ameri-
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31 a. wet-k. Alonzo .1.
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It is estimated that approximately 15.0
is the demand for tickets.
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and booking.tbe fastest teams in this
ever. The Springwood nine will open
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Hul Cutbill had little (limculty in
day night.
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$25,000; Club Balks
Feb. Ill—A dis-
. .- (“'15‘11 between Rogers
lozsman of the Na-
oflicials of the
ing of :1 1&2? con-
..efi yesterday. Horn.-
2r;r received 811.000. is
year for three years.
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m. in a world’s recon!“
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Outfielder,
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f Woman Golf
= l" co‘leze I lived on George Harrison is believed to be the
llrg-akfast and lunch first woman golf professional in tl‘nEe‘C‘le’V"d 0‘"-
(country.
~wei2ht division. will melt at Bladisofi
All is in readiness for the big fistic battle tonight at Madison Square
Garden when Champion Benny Leonard meets Rocky Kansas in achampion-
All of the reserved seats have been sold but 5.300 popular price
seats are being held and will be sold at the gate at. six o’clock this evenins-
Baseball'Pmspect In Norwalk Bright
Norwalk this coming season should have one of the best baseball years
as ever enioyed. With the Lockwoods taking a lensé o! Amusement Park
Eastern League, their followers will be assured of last ball. m. K. o: C.
have renewed their lease 0! the Baxter Grounds and are already planning
personal‘their coming- season which they hope to be bigger and more popular than
amL believe that they will be strong contenders for the city championship.
The Nat-walls wlIfbe in the gme'strongcngm and'Yi Mr H. Arflkput a
team on the field which promises to make the others hustle.
though it will be a. case-or "which game will ,we see today?"
Samaclar A. A. games held at the Meaty-second figment. Armory Weenies-
The Parson‘s iteet.footed rival anggconquerora Joie Ray. did not
enter this event. much to Cucbill's dismay. ‘
lieves that he can beat Ray at ihis~dismce.; :
The Navy basketball team has been stepping?! a. lively pace this season.
‘I'he Midshipmen by defeating Carnegie Tecbt 57:10 20 won their eleventh
“Mel; Zbyszko. brother of Stanislaus. the titieholder. is planning to
follow his brother's footsteps. and show his waxes just as often asposslble.
\V‘ladek has sent out a challenge broadcast to‘ meet any wrestlers in. the
Stanislaus is reported as being the most wealthy
pions. due to his strenuous schedule of two-9r three contests amok.
According to the new American Leaguefichedule.
Philadelphia.
again. \Vnshinzton again and then Chicago.
the services 0'; the home run swatter. Babe Ruth and Outfielder Meuscl.
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Many local ring follows are planning to attend tonight's championship
bout at Madison Square Garden between Benny Leonard and Rocky luxnsas
Rocky is a good man but Leonard shmld defeat. him with plognty to spurc.
Gibbons and Giteb Matched
Tom Gibbons and Harry Greb. two of the best men in the light licavy-
The ‘
00 fans will be turned away, so great
section. including Bridgeport o! the
their seaion on their new home field
It‘lookn as
winning the 1.000 metre race at the
gtmwtm.) runner still be-
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of all the cham-
the Yankees will have
Winston, and Philadelph).
Wit. and Cleveland without
- Kansas
Going.
After Beonard
A .\'E\V YORK. Feb. Ill—Rocky
Kansas. rugged Italian pugllist of
Buffalo. will tonight get his second
chance at theworld’s lightweightrtnle
in a. fifteen-round decision bone mm
Champion Benny Leonard.
In an open arena. in Harrison. N. 3"
ast summer. Kansas inet m-
blon in combat for twelve rounds, a,
no decision contest, as required by
New Jersey law. and Leonard was ac-
claimed the victor on points by a. ma...
jority of fistlc experts in attendance.
Benny took quite a number "of solid
wallops in that contest. but withstood
them with apparent ease. returning
two blows for one in the meanwhile:
He never was in danger of a. knockout.
Tonight’s encounter will be diflerent
from that in Newuersey. as the New:
York law permits decision. and Leo-
nard can not take chances. Kansashaa
shown great improvement during {he
year. He has knocked out Ritchie
Mitchell. the Milwaukee lad who. on
one occaaion met Leonard in Madison
Square Garden only to be knocked out
by the champion in a later round. In
Intuition he won decnionr hr boat-J
with Willie Jackson. of this 631‘". and]
left-handed Lew Tendler; of Philadel-
phia. botb'oonSidoced‘among the first
rankins'monnctfio Won.
Leonard can lose his title three ways
in. tonight‘s.~contest-by decision on
points by beingrknocked‘ out: or 'by
committinga foul with disqualifica-
tion: He can ream his crown .by
knocking entails opponent: winnings
decision on points. by being fouled or
by a decision of drawn contilt.
The complemismoeedvi‘or his hit»
ting pronoun Md. even if he is-unnhlo
to knock-out Kansas. is favored by a
majority of experts-to win- a'decinlon
on points.
Best Athletes
At Buffalo Meet
.\'i-:w YORK—Feb. 10.-—ThP Metro-
:i ic-am some twontruodd athletes at
the national senior indoor Amateur
Atblctic l'nlon track and field cham-
pionship gumcfl at Buffalo tomorrow
night. Included in this combination
will be some of the best athletes of the
country.
Dick Landon. the Olympic high
jump champion. will compete. and Joe
l‘earmnn and Bill Plant will appear
in the walks. \Viliiam Massey and
Ralph Hills. of Princeton. will be en-
tered in tln- hurdle races. while Joe
Split-rs and Joc Higgins are among tho
intrunts for ihv middle distance runs.
Square Garden on March 13th.
Winner of this contest “‘IH mix with Gene Tunney. tho present holder of the
light heaxyvn-ight championship of the
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land bids fair to come out on top.
iNeer Awarded-
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.\'E\\' YORK. l‘rb. lf-.——Philip A.
SXt'f‘X'. of Portland (VF-"h. is unarded til»
.~-:.ri‘n.r: 1.. iinon in the first officiali
grznkiri: of lli'u rcoileizizitr- tennis play-i
'(rs ewr issiifid by (lac l’nite‘i Stairs:
llgiwn Ti-nnis Association. J. ll. Fen-i
iim. Jr. of Boston. and F. Bastian. ofl
‘li‘iiiazmpniis have been ranked second}
iami tlxiiwi. respectively. i
- Ne. r‘ Won the intercollegiate. chain-’
lu>l summer. being a mr-mlier of the
{film that represented Leland Stanford
University. The ranking was compiled
int-tor instructions of the association’s
annual meeting. by its intcrcolle'gialel
committee.
Professional
CLEVEL.&2\"D. 0.. Nb. IO.—.\!rs.
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She has been retained by the
New Canterbury Golf Club to become
assistant to J. H. “‘ay next summer.
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Quit Tobacco
So easy to drop Cigarette. Cigar, or
Chewing habit
No-TovBac has helped thousands
to break the costly. nerve-shattering
tobacco habit. Whenever ypu have
I. longing for a smoke or chew. 1m
place a harming {(o-To-Bac tablet In
your mouth shines}. All dull-e stops.
Shortly the habit is completly broken.
and you are better of! mentally, phy-
my. financially. It's so easy. so
staple. Get. a. box of No-To-Bac and
it it doesn't release you from allot-av-
lng for tobacco In any form. your:
will reload. your money
“at question.
world. Gibbons i235 been going strong
'dminle which of tho thiw “ill lw matched with Georges C‘urpcntier for the
hi healTWciebt championsip or‘ te w
ohrld. Gibbons has been going strong
Tarzan Larkin
Knocks Out Danner
In Third Round.
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kl'fi"n"'l out (in. l'rizm-
Elimbetli. in the Lirvl round of thin-
scheduled tw-lw round routes: in tin ,
Are-(:9. in Jim») Pin. !
Iiil‘kin :iari- .l :ii'le r l.l$ Oppnm-nl :-.t
the cianzoi‘ t‘ne opening hell and rom-
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Durinr. wn 321»:-
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lhe hvasi, bower. r_
9;} tie storm soc-n lad the
berjaci: on the detenmw . lloth went’
at it hammer and longs in the second.
session and ”nu-l the fans on their {ect’
all through this stanza.
Th! third (and final room] had not
bcen urder way lonz when Larkin had
his flux! in a urzlkvned condition from
a. S( ries of rizht iiziiidirs to the head
lxirii-
and body. Lurltin thrvn shot a liar-ll;
right to the chin and Donner was
Lax-kin weighed 2n : L
pounds “til;— Dunnrr tipped the is.
at 183- pounds.
Steinmetz Leads !
In Skating Events?
LAKE PLACID. .\'. ’..Feb. lib—'2
Whether William Steinmetz. whirl- f
wind skater from Chicago. would Del
able to maintain his lead won )‘es’ter- ’
day in the remaining {our events of
the Diamond Trophy skating cham-
pionship today and tomorrow. was a
matter of much speculation among the
many winter sports enthusiasm gath-
ered here.
The Chicago man. by winning both
the mile and the 22u-yard events yes-
terday. scared sixty points. Joe Moore.
at New York. won thirty: Roy. Mc—
Wbirter. of Chicago. earned twenty-
fifi‘e. while J. Charles Jewtraw. of
lake Placid. had five.
amt
‘in “'nshlngton on \\'ednesday.
PHILADIZLPIIIA. Feb. 10.——P)tmer
?}ICMnc. Don Head and “Boots" Lever
lwill represent the University of Penn-
?sylvanlu at the senior A. A. U. cham-
pionship in Buffalo Saturday night. It
was the original intention to send a
relay team. but Coach Robertson said
‘today the illness of Larry Brown and
(:oorrri- .‘lK'FC’dHh made this imprac-
ticablo.
I lpxcr. world's record holder at sixty
'_\Iil‘ll§. “ill compels in that extent at
lliiilalo. Mrlane and Head arc ”in r.
ed in the two-mile race.
Baker and Fewster
Sign With Yanks
12.81.1131'0111-1. Fol». 1U. —- Miller
Huggins. niamierr of tho New York
Yankees. brought two of his regulars
into ilnc yesterday nitrrnoon when he
FllI'W'd ox'i-r from \‘l'ashington and
signal J. Franklin Rakvr. third base-
man. and \Vi‘ison "Chick" l’ewster to
19:2 contracts.
Huggins had a lorg talk with Few-
ster at the American League meeting
There
“as not much to argue about. {or the
“ranks have been liberal. so when the
manager appeared ‘m-re yuterday
morning. Fewster agreed to terms.
Baker also signed after a. short con-
rc-rcncc and received permission to go
to Hot Springs next week with the
Yankee pitching staff and Babe Ruth.
Baker declares that. his leg. in-
jured last September. is entirely
mended and that he can stand train-
If.
Four More Draws In
Play-For Checker Title
GLASGOW. Feb. lO.—Four more
draws resulted in the play yesterday
and last evening in the international
‘checker championship match between
Neweil W’. Banks of Detroit 3116.34»
bert Stewart or Glasgow.
Thus far in the series Stewart has
won two gam‘és. Banks one game, and
thirty-one games have been drawn.
Altogether forty. men are to, be
played to decide the world's cham-
pionsbip.
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politan district will be represented by.
Bridgeport K. of. o.
Defeats Not-walk
Redmen Quintet:
, BRIDGEPORT. Feb. mum
Knighbéfl‘columurmu team
defeated the Norwatk Reamer: at St.
Augustine's hall last night by a score
of 21-11. The game was featured by
rough tactics and many fouls commit-
teed by both teams.
Mullaney and Coogan tied' for the
scoring honors each casing three field
“all.
The Catholic Community Girl's,.de-
touted the All Stars in the preliminary
contest by a. 16-10 score.
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' WATBRBURY. Feb.» 1
lininutea’o! phi. Crosbyvsetiwmuaisi
believed tube a. scholastic basketball
record’Tiiesday night at. the school
lug/75 tickingvals and 3 tours in. 40' ‘
WARNING l
Golds.
Toothache
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Headache
Neuralgim
Lumbagg.
Accept only "Bayer" package which contains proper directions.
Handy “Bayer” boxes of 12 “MAI“.W'offli‘and 196—- ‘
Aspirin is the Ind. our: of Buyer-z lusrnctm'ot “dinette-sclerotic! Balm
Shy “Bayer" when-you buy Aspirin.
Unlesszyou seethename “Bayer” on tablets. you-are
notngottingigenuim: Aspirin prescribed by. physicians
over 22 years and proved saieby millions for
Rheumatism
Neuritis-
Pain, Pain
boys were knocked out. The/enum-
uurionwof tbo' bout: it: which the
mugeporters‘ contested - foflow:
ilsrpound class. Sit!" Teri-ls. New
York; knocmn‘out Nick Lozinack.
Bridgeport. one round.“
135‘ m c133 Walter Néwton.
Torontopknockodlour Lenny Castle.
gynrinn game mm the- Word
High School». quintet. The Crosby
hoop-tossers caged a field goal every
3'.’ seconds. which is about as fast as
it. is poodblo to more innulnakelbnn
game. Alden White, with 32 field
goals. or almost opera. minute. led in
the deluge of Crosby scoring. On top
of-its performance agninstfiranford.
Crosby with a. team of seconil'strinat
nun. won a 53-18 victory over the
uwhfieldc High School quintet. which
last you won the championship. of the
County Leaguo. Hod the regulars
been allowed to play. the Crosby score
would undoubtedly have been over
iBridgeport. two rounds.
lYork.
'Iiridgeport. om; round.
168' mad’class. Bunny Ween}: New
knocked out‘ bouts Earle.
Heavyweight class. A. Hillier. Ham-
ilton. Ontario. defeated I-idward Kee-
ley. lirkltoport. fourroundn.
Wicai—v‘Eiis
With Cincinnati
C‘IKCINNATI. 0.. Fri» 10 ——'l"hur-
man chal. riglithancl pitchcr. 0! Port
\Vllfiams. Ohio. has signed to pitch
the century mark in thc Litchfield
game also.
A search of basketball records fails
to rcvmil a highi-r score than 153?
points for one team in a regulation
length scholastic game. Passalc “th
lSchool last Saturday defeated a Stam—
‘ford Prep school tram 145-5. 3. score»
which rec0i\'Ptl country-wide publicity,
Crash); topped the record Pancak-
score by eight points. The Crosby
iteam scan-d a total of 205 points in
ithe dnuhlerheader while the combinml
Escores ot’ the opposing team
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I only 35 points.
Bridgeport Fighters
Are Again Defeated
NEW YORK. Fc-h Ila—All “rider--
port boys were again downti-d in tin-
'lntc-rr'ity lntcrnatimml Amateur box-
ing tournament at Madison Square
Garden last night.
lion of Edward Keelem all Bridgeport
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DANEBINE
Stops Hair Coming Out
Thickens, Beautifies.
air-cents buys a bottle of "Dander-
ins” at any drug store. After one ap-
m not. and aparticle otdandrulr or
3-. tailing: hair.
MI new» lite; flair. brightness.
more color and abundance—Adv;
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“‘iih tho exam-5
Cincinnati ('luh. W'ical. who
is twentyuonc. years of age. has had
lno professional (lpf'rant‘t'. but is said
every game he:
pitchcd last. season against tho strong- 1
to haxc won nvarly
Cat semi-pro teams of Central ()hlf).
when tho club rlvlurnn from the south
'm April.
: Chicago Bicycle Race
CHIVAS“. Pvt! lU Juniors tron)
‘Australia Italy. lit-1min" and Poland
(and American stars “iii parw lpat: on
2th!) six (lav incul- rzicc to start hcrt
Himmlav night. according—to the pair-
.lngs. announced today. l-‘ourtccn teams
iwill start and most of the riders an:
loipcctml in Ink“ part in the six clay
illicyrlc race to start lmrc Sunday
larxpf-lei to takc part in tlir- sprints
"to he livid tonight.
$01108 OF INTEREST
Formerly pcople use!) to talk about
"hone-heads" but. now considerublc re-
inforcrd concrete seems to be usual in
place of hour:
The young crowd look sit-op; dur-
ing tho day limo. but you should see
thcm energetically {ox trotting at
1239 it. in.
Thrcollege athlcttm should think
favorably or Mxisrlt- Shoal: as a place
to hemp work.
The folks who throw waste paper
into the streets seem to think the
town was laid out to accommodate
pigs.
Most of our ambitious politicians
will nr‘vf‘f‘ get to Congress except
when they go thcre to ask for a job.
The people who find fault because
of lack of inspiration forget all this
home brew now being manufactured.
Atter criticising the newspapers
sharply. many people send in a. lot of
notices to be printed in free space.
The new laws of war have not. yet
bot-n adopted to apply to matrimony.
The acquisition of capital Moms a
very wicked thing to those who are
unwilling topaz-c any money.
John Barleycorn may not be dead.
but anyway he has rcccntly shown a
large number the war to the: ceme-
Jet?-
If motor modern would only run
into each other. the public would em
50? the advantage of killing two
yucca“: at this domain tonic you birds wig}: one stone.
Bank now. are said to have been
806421» every hair lined in China. neatly 5.000 years ago.
flare mue‘up faces can be seen in
an 807.111th 110' than any time since i
the pioneers landed‘and samba.-
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ms with their W’Dflnl on:
Mark Heppci. Supermtendm at
Schools in L0: Angolan. my: 119*:
method: or education for aux-pa.- ur-
old way.
DlIPl’I'Y TO "IVESIGN.
NEW liAYi-IN. imp. 107—4! it"-
,portcd hero that Deputy U. 9. MA!“
. mm Momhan of Derby. in sauna
resign from ihr
was appoiiflcd by tori-nor Marshal '.
R. Palmer. lately surccoded by m
D. Walter.
H‘dPl‘fll services. .h
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m a“ "it or“. ‘1'
a cut-”1‘. sickly-looking. loco?
Pew nun then on, now who all-
uot nutnnixblncly add to their energy
and vigor, Hour to» skin of m
"on. and an tbu spud“! fl!—
flub ‘ 11' o a well‘boflt body. .
Sina- rlmm «ruled from Xi‘an-n.
thou myrtarrtonn llfwrxtvtng, bull.-
bulldtng cleanly-tho mun-
thou-undo upon thousands an at!
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