iiiRWALtt Hill. .
a\‘rorc Was 28 to 21" After
Five Minutes Extra Play
“Swift Girls 39:11th-
hontas Girls _
\l’vl .1 hard light which resulted
. minute extra period of play.
\r-rurllk basketball tire last night
i in. \nnvnlk Armory'tlet‘eated the
\l‘iLil'S or (‘olunihus by the score of
it. 31 This makes the set-anti vic-
tor the Norwalks in n series of
EHIIIIS to l>t- played by the two
. ‘illlS.
'i'it-
,.. lit‘r
it:
l l
l.i
gami- was marked by the ab-
ot‘ rowriyism that made last
.x. . l.‘,~ came so unpleasant to the fans
.1 The management had
W. titliit‘l'llli‘ll on duty during the
mo rind the sight of the Hue uni-
...m must inn-e had (I soothing effect
enthusiastic fans for there were.
an titrilts durimz the game.
't‘ln- game was one of the best ever
I ‘|‘("I r5.
nlzln-ll on n Norwalk court. At the
. lus¢ ot‘ the tirst period. the K. of C.
willlltlt'l wns leading by the score of
in 4, \‘i‘ith this lead. it looked as
'houuh the Norwalk team was in for
-u had iwllilllg.
Hummer. the nest period told a dif-
'crcnt story. Willi Lonchnk playing
—.nn or the best games of his life. Nor-
malk jumped into the fray with such
pep that before the gong rang at the
e ml of forty minutes of play. the score
tiwl 77:0 to En.
'l‘ho- tennis agreed to n fixe minute
uni'rtin'h period and it was at this
from that Norwalk scored more has-
Bkcts making its score 28 and. at the
some time. holding the K. of f‘. down
in one foul.
The game was marked by clean-cut
mini-int: This was probably the re-
sult of an outsider acting as referee.
”Red" Mohoney. of lrirlgeport. was
hhe elmenth man in the arena and
‘ Iandlwd the game in good shape, Ills
ilecisions were foal to both teams.
‘WIJS
. The fetttnri of the name.
~l0ulut. “as tin pinyinxz of Lunchnk as
fir-ft forunr-l Time and time again.
Ihe young: Collegian broke away from
:his tzuutul nn-i sr‘nl't‘ti hnskt‘t after has-
}u-t until h:- hml iiw- hung up to his
-rt‘tlit YUZt‘iil‘ r \Vllll three fouls.
For the Knights of Columbus. Ful-
it“. lr-t‘t cunt-vi. Ria'irrl'il He played
in fast all-around game. making three!
- .l tht s: \t-n baskets lllfltlf- by his team
:>F well as making one foul.
The preliminary game was between
ihe Swift Girls and the Pocahontas
Girls and resulted in n \it‘tory for the
‘t'm-mer. The score was K to O in favor more Country Club secretary, who was .‘lcClean 9;: . 4 0 fourth, with 3o.
(If [‘16- Quilt (“Fish regarded as aimost cer[ain to “'lll [ho lht’ regatta. wouldAbe Overcome by US' The evfifl“ _“.iu b the final in
The storm and snmmnriv-s‘ —‘ event. Augustus won by a margin of mg the. same train for the intercol- ”19.1.20.” . 1" the hrec-quartcr
—;(,,.“.nlk 4 and 3_ After being 3 up on ”u. legiatcs at Poughkecpsie as that used mile and “gm“ events.
n. l-‘. l'ts. .twr-lfth he sank a mashie shot on the 0“ ”l" Thain"! for the H“""a"d“a'° McGawan‘,‘ am the 440 yard and
Smith J“ ............. o 1 1 'thirtr-enth for a birdie 3 and this event. to be held two days earlier. mile. races Qty and finished third
‘Krlly l«: .............. l f- 2 seems-r116 settle the issue. Augustus The 'varsity event last year wag in the three drillén'vrnt. Staff took the
"""|' ‘l‘m (‘ - ----- 1 3 4 won on the. fifteenth, where Armour 0"“ a three-milcfoursc. and oppon- three milé“rnce avid finished second in
n‘nrlsun, rt‘ ............ " 2 6 took three Dung. cnts of such a distance declare that it the m“? and the 440 yard event.
‘llm‘hflk- 1" ------ 7' 9- 133 Henry J. Topping of Greenuich i:- shall not be continued this year. Ad- It was not until aler a'haif dozen
Mull-rm. rt' .......... 1 ti 2 still in the fight after defeating Do:— hcrents of the four-mile race maintain false start: that the field of profes-
- -— — ;witt Balch. Cincinnati champion. Top- that ”W 1921 ”1“" was little “9““- sionaln got away in the 440 yard race.
it" 3‘: ping was 1 down on the thirteenth. than a scramble. With oarsmanship Morris Vi'ood of New York led for the
I\'. of ( but pulled out by a margin of 1 on the and generalship thrown overbdard and first lap but. was succeeded at the 3),.“
G. F. l‘ts. Ilast hole. 11,. will meet John g_ An- these racing men will present their by McGowan. Stafi and Mcf'lean. Dic-
1'..\:.ilu r: ........... I i. ‘_‘ ”p.50” 0g Siwanoy today. The latter views today. Coach Jim liice is thr: Gowan took the race from Staff 3‘ the
"l”ll '3 ----------- 3 ‘ T'p1,.\.-.l hrilliunt sol! considt'rinz thu ,‘t‘fl'lt'r 0‘ this group and his Opinions last turn by a pretty sprint. ”norm,"
in" ' .- ~ ----------- l 2;...” strong wind. Hr was Hen him” "“ *““"~“"““ "’3' ”l" ”mumbmifinlsmng fourth. in yard behind Mc-'
‘ .‘slr\l.tlxon. rt ..... 1’ L‘ ‘7 'at th'- fourteenth hole. Wherr- his representative 0"- th‘ “05”"- Clean.
1‘ Mr\lihon. l‘ ...... t1 ? 3'mbyph “em, “'_ R. ”amp-V of pins; Sr) ntw action. however, l'l anticir
a. Mm... 1.4.1.) ...... t. t. t: y. gm. , 'n en _ pals-Ii in the matter, for both Cornell
._ _ “I 1111:? 33:2,: ‘Zer‘ni-finglist is Jo‘EYJh glint! Penn are on the other side of the France May Play for .
7 7 1' tSehlotnmn of Detroit. The latter won ir‘m‘“ "03““ Jim “Wight 0f "9“” World Baseball Title
Mun Girl~ in. viiiauil from w. 1,. {ichards of ihl'lhkes “‘0” dl-‘tlanm “P" 8-“ 10W 85
.. u -\[.r ‘ . (3 1; Pts [Ellguw‘fs.(flnh' who sprained his 1-1;.le 3V;'0(‘f}l;l’ll::. 92:1 :léfjorneil the tradition PARIS. Feb 16,—» The “me is not
. . '. thun. ll . - -- " ‘3 while- hitting o‘eew prar-tlre shots 599- 0 ~ “r s ‘- »°"‘""“-‘- ”‘40?" his . H
"- l-v I‘wxl l'lP" rf “ h 4 and.“ mornin death. the leading Opponent of the {3’ distant when France Vi” ha“ '0
‘. . "' """ ” n l "‘ ' g' . . ., fry -m'lt~ u. , t q. _ be taken into consideration in the an-
.wi..»rio._ r ........ l 0 _‘ Gox. Laks- of (onus-rticut “as one in ‘ I rou .. s sill strong. .ira ldi l i'ttl~ f the baseball
5" "H "‘—' ------------- 3 " ‘ 'of the winners in the third sixteen. al— (”5‘1 If it “DES “D with Columbia. will rfua amohri” kl? tin or id / J tum
,. ,, k1, . 1.: ,,,,,, r. r. o ithonzh m, had m 20 twpmy holes to rivadlnck the \otc: The“, mm, col- gnmzi‘ous' _p o 't (-tWOr :4 tactl ,’
— _' *idtsr’OSr of (“at E. YV Hester of Essex “41“" 3"“ m"mb‘~‘-'5'0r h‘: IanTOlK’E‘ - mp n. d prommen spar smart, .m
. , w . . .~ -, called a meeting for next Tuesday to
Q n to; “our"... bill Loning Assocmtlon. 0'83"”? the first French baseball
l‘tvcnlmnta~ Girls — " '
~ . 1 - league. and probably separate leagues
T~i.l...| l f: f: I L: ’ PlanenOW Case Must MOdlfy for the portrait”: centraltand mutl’v‘er:
. ' ‘ ““““ . ~ ‘ sec ' ns 0 ‘rarice. mm w in
J" 'I """ H n b ls Postponed Stadlum Plans main champions will be chosen,
_' "ML“ r """ ' f: 2 2’ Hg ,has obtained the support. of
‘4"; ' If ”y .. n 0‘ The l‘layfnllow raga, which was CHICAGO. Feb. 10—Conxtruclion meth-rs of the Km’erican Legion. who
"’ ‘ ' “. __ __ _i3u‘hr'dvll9ri go g” to trial in the s“- of the proposed world's largest public will act as trains-rs of therfirst nines
0 n o ivreme Court. Brooklyn. yesterday was Stadium in Grant Park here will be organifl’d- “6' ”items 5:184; £0,3me
D t 5- rent
( letaway for _
the Chicagos
VHFACH. F.-h l6.—~Toolay
get-aw‘ir day for the advance
I-i lb» Chicago Nationals ‘who left for
It" training ramp at (‘atnlina Islands.
tr.» F‘aritiv” roost. Six players
Inst-«led the train in charge 0! Mana-
kv-r Killet'vr :lnri smen others will join
Il'r- party 1.: Kansas- t"’ity tonight.
“’ht-n Kt’ffft-r assembles his men
miondav. twenty athletes will he on
{hand to Mon training. as sit others
E‘Irfll report at the name)": end. Th0
Wont] squad will l‘nw llC‘TQ :1 week
)uvr
was
iWorid’s Motorcycle
Record Broken
i
without 1
'Defeat of Armour
i
2112 rd i
itablished new tank records in the 50
The. Princeton University basketball team has an excellent chance to
capture. the intercollegiate title from the University 'of Pennsylvania .this
year. Both fives at present are ticd~for the lead but inasmuch as I’rincetOn
will play the majority of her remaining games at home the Tiger quintet
is considered as having more than an even chance. to win the title.
An Odd Feature
It is interesting to note how many major league ball players. after an-
nouncing their retirement from baseball. are lured back to the national game.
For example. Frank Baker several times has announced his withdrawal yet
on each occasiOn has been induced to return. Joe Dugan on numerous oc-
casions last season deserted Connie Mack. but each time meander-ed back.
And now. Arthur Fletcher. who quit the Phillies last year with the ultimatum
that he was through with baseball. we hear is anxious to return. Almost
any club in the National League could use Fletcher to good advantage and
his return to baseball hinges merely on his reinstatement by Judge Landls.
o o o o
alte Hoyt's salary of last season has been doubled
and that the brilliant young pitcher's contract with the Yankees for the com-
ing season calls for 310.000. At that rate it will not be long heiorc the world
series hero takes his place among the highest paid men in the game.
It is reporter] that W
C I
o o
oiled to the remarkable record riccntly made ht"
team of Waterbury in its victory over
llranford High to the score of 153 to 17. In compiling the new high total
of 153 points the urnState quintet has established its right to retute the cla m
of the Passaic High School to the Eastern championship.
Our attention has been c
the Crosby High School basketball
O O
markable feat the Crosby team tagged in an avemzf‘
“'hitc. the left forward. is believed to have made
:askcts during the contest.
In perfoming the re
of 3.83 goals a minute. ‘
another record in scoring 33 held l
stars are sending along their signed contracts.
at year all the clubs have been very liberal
ted this spring.
0
One by Ulll' the big league
lit-cause of a prosperous season la
unth increases and few holdouts are expel:
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REULBACH
June Regatta
Upset at Belleair is Discussed
BELLEAII’. HEIGHTS. Fla” Feb.
16.--i~:llsworth Augustus. the long»
driving Cleveland golfer. did not rank
as one of the favorites in the \l’ash-
ington's Birthday tournament now
running here. but he did a. good Job
hen he disposed of T. I).
new “'estchester-Bllt—
NEW YORK. F-h. 16.——Stewards of
the Intercollegiate Rowing Association
met. here today. to decide upon the
course for the intercollegiate regatta
l
merits of four and three-mile dis
tances for the event.
Indications were that the problem
of providing an observation train for
, yeste rd any w
Armour. the
in June and to discuss the- relatixetam
Staff and M’Gowan’
Tied at Skating-
SAltANAC LAKE. N. Y.. Feb. 16.—
Arthur Stat! of Chicago and Everett
McGowan of St. Paul last night were.
tied in thcrraee'tor the American pro-
fessional outdoor skating champion-
p on the were; the final events of
the thwarting: " Each had to!)
points. Edmu' , of Ssranac
Lake titan. 3Mr§_w ‘If. and Bobby
‘ .amy
ith
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l
delaywl this spring because of exces—
siveibids. members of the South Park
Board announced today. Fourteen
bids. all,in excess of 84,500,004) Were
rejected, The plans 1cm be modified
to permit cheaper construction. it. was
stated. but according to John F. Fos-
te‘r. superintendent. this will not re-
sult in altering the size.
Bresnahan MakesTrade
TOLEDO. Ohio. Feb. l.-—-Acquisi‘
tion at shortstop Jesse, Baker from
3th:- Ricbmond Club of the Virginia.
res-'ljsagne was announced yesterday by
' Roger Bresnahan. president of the To-
yard 5,“ my“. and the an yard backiledo ("tub of the American Associa-
gtroka events. ition,
postponed until February 2.1. The
case is the suit brought by Harry 1”.
Sinclair againsylames F. Johnson fo'r
SUMJIUH. the price Mr. Sinclair paid
:Mr. Johnson for Playfellow. a three—
iyear-old colt and full brother of Man
‘0‘ “’ar. Counsel for Mr. Sinclair
asked for the postponement.
Brown Swimmers Win
PROVIDENCE. Feb. 16.-Brown
defeated the )l. I. '1‘. swimming team
here last night. 48 to 20. The visitors
took only one first and three third
places. Davey Jones. Brown ace.
the financial
. goy ornment.
i Record Feat
in Bowling
TOLEDO. 0.. Feb. lS.-—-W"nat is
claimed as a record feat in bowling
was the perfect score bowled by Sid
Sherman. of this city. in a match
game here. Rolling one ball with his
right hand and the next with his left.
he knocked down twelve straight
strike; He is nomialy right handed.
Officials of the American Bowling
Congress preparing for the A I! 0
tournament to start. at the terminal.
support
said they never heard or 2 Like perr-
romance.
, Players ..
.. Matched Today
/ " ,HIA. Feb. lG.——Ameri-
can; players were pitted
against each other in the two matches
on today's program of the interna-
tional amateur class A 18.2 balklinc
championship tournament.
This afternoon Edgar 'l‘. Appieby.
recent winner of the national title.
met-L4 his younger brother. Francis 9..
whom be. defeated in the final match
for the title at firooklyn. Both New
York representatives are playing at
top form and a. close game. is ex-
ported.
Percy S. Collins. Chicano. former
national champion. plays .l. E. ('npc
‘Mortou. Philadelphia, in tonight's
match.
The two fingopean players. Ary Host.
of lloilgnd..fbhid Edouard Houdil.
Paris. hotly“ whom wan their games
#3
into afijfiafl it rest today. Yester-
day's victories here the first or the
tournament for them. lion dermal-d
Francis Appleby 30” to thl and lion.
dil beat. .Mormn 300 to 213.
Making Golf Hole
in One Stroke
net.
f‘lilQlKéO,‘TEb; l6.~~Although rec-
ords do.w.mw that any golferletrr
madt: a hoW‘in one stroke in a na-
tional Chairmanship in America. a
veteran-15:11:56! art will hau- a good
chance fl) Wblish a precedent rat the
national oven championship at thr-
Hkokle Club. Chicago? next, July, as
Alexander 9. lie-rd. a British tcteron.
who has chalked up fifteen holds in
om. will be a. competitor,
According ‘to word received by his
brother. James Herd. "Slant y" as the
British veteran is known. recruit?
scored his fifteenth are on the fit“.
let-nth hole at the Gnome Hill courur.
At fikokie (”luh, where hi: and John
H. Taylor. another English oldw'tlmcr.
will try to wrest the Hill- trom James
Homes. of New York. then arr four
holes that might be madr- in one.
Ruetller Longs to Play
, With Cincinnati Reds
l 6. l-«lv‘l'aher H.
CIXCINXAT‘Y; Feb.
ale-trier. liraoklyn National League
club pitcher. formerly with the. (’in-
cinnstl Reds; orriw-d herr- yesterday.
He is hoping that a. deal can be. an
ranged which will bring him back to
the Reds. Rustin-r said he would try
to obtain permission trom the Brook-
lyn club for the opening of negotia-
ideas.
LIIAXH. F'la. Feb, lS—Pet.-r Mar—
! m, of Montreal. 93§3hli9h5‘d a. new
9 wrirl's motorcycle record when he did
u w mile on a seven lap track in one!
2 mm» 3.29, breaking the prerions rec-i
- 2 mid» here several weeks 320 by 3
.‘ if Murphy. of Miami. 0‘." l ~il _
mph". then went on the trark an};
'c patron-«l Markey's time The tum.
1 r a»--' marked bv otfirials of the
I ' I‘wiing Amistinr
1 l’( onnel] Gm to l
’ San Franascoi
l’
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' ' *‘wii who played first base on;
' 51 ' Francisco Pacific Coast Basie- "
".p‘vc'azué Hub last season and Viral
si [luring tit-:— winter to the New;
for $7 .900 for 1923’ de-r
:.mx:.r.ts; arm War in the out-‘3
Francisco this msomi
new manager. as»:
his arrival here from the'
\ltl‘aur Minuet! probably till
543an tho m m- L -
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at Hoyt's Hail last evening. Monks-r I, .jx‘l“ l“ ‘ I
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Grottos basketball team has the c~chcH_.r ,3; .. ‘1 I, a
on the First District aggregation in 'V" ‘ ‘ _‘ ....._.
two things. in the seven game: u-riu , 3 7
.now being ‘aged—wonfldcnce and a ‘ “ 1' (
lead or our game. The final score 135:! t. 7. Pin.
night when the timer's whistle blow 1‘0" ' . . 8
iwnna Monker Grotto. 37‘ (‘raflsnw-n. “ ' , h ‘
‘30 [luslh‘bl-vffll iL .. 7
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The game was witnessed by a num— Just“: :. I; ‘ 5
lwr of men and Women despite the H“); w 3 l 3
Istorm. and of the First District root ' ' __ _ -...
on: none was mort- vociferous than 1 ‘ it
i o 1 ' . . f ' A
.( hark: kellogg. . h i: being '2": ”:51- lietuem: hula-a l Hr: mam career)!
that Charlie ma) tr) and mu 4 t t U” ("wing 3.. ”Hw'm“ of «results:
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r-nd of the first half Monker liml (mix \’ 1 '" “Lhwu,l,fu n... Ty... exhibition
l6 boinin Ham"!!! )4 for this ('HIH" “DJ“: q n, (. V l “1.. “ampwhag fir
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kt-tn and it foul. and Paul. with six ”)5 mm: ”MW” ”3W. “1W ueafiit.
'Ilil-Hllt‘lh. M “m“. , 5. ,. . “Wm. n that contrast
For thr- l-‘lrst illstrict outfit HM? ’ ’1 , v MY 'rmmw ”emit 32/1th_
vrton with four baskets and iv. o {Hui—z ("H’H’f' ; . "I ' mm“ rhullerlgmrl
"'0'" “"h {Our "“‘kel‘ and out; ”H" '.'l" Duper-lion i \nr- Aifittzll. mi,“
and Chet Meeker with two host's?“ " V , .. V l, . . .. . ’ (i . layer}.
and tour fouls. about equally tlnldml “Hi “'"tt ”5 Lg! “vi” fl“ “t 9
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The. teams named to be ext-rd;
the game and straw- H" usual. the
, - , “(realest MYinim-‘ilm with his ruling.
in the prf’llfllillil't names the Y M.
1C. C. «anally 'ielt-nltnl tlw Willis Ele-
' pliant: in; a ocort- m :i to T The: lai-
ler team Ins [tn-nil) outclassed The
lmyn' game tins put it ivm uni-1' u! if”?!
inability to serm- 'v~'t VH’F' ”midi-10
'l‘l.« in mm and with
craftsmen Wt 37 to 30 Bc__pla\ last night
Champion Sill—git:
Scullcr Re
match“. although ttmre were and»
iwhé bellows) that Monitor won owl's
beam 'of their switching [limit rs.
Had“; some of tho men tirm: tn ‘ its!
Wm." i‘llil,.iioi.i.l’iil z. éc-t. IE—«fiéfl‘»
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