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h( I‘ (”Id ._ .' rz‘Llyorwalk High meets either Fairfield or Stamford tonight at the Armory
.Winr High School 2, .19 what should prove to be a fast game.‘ The Norwalk High girls «will line
1‘ A mum. a fin? rec- up against the Bra-nford lassies in the preliminary game of the evening. he
" I” S1 m wars. le students have been working hard toward making this game a financial m-
,” , H coached hv Mr. messinnd has disposed of many tickets. which means that the Armory tin.
lI \ wt out a champion- {- lac-“well filled-with enthus'mstic fans.
\I, l'.lm- and VV'hite qniu- . ', ' ._ . .
~ .. mm and lost one. ' Penn and:Prmceton T1 f
II, I I'l STU. Franklin dc- . ed or Lead
.. luu straight. and (‘cn- ' Pennsylvania and Princeton basketball teams are fighting hard for the
' x :H. thereby winning . Intercofleglae-bas‘ketball honors. The two teams are running close together.
'. ,.. 1m l-‘icld Day. a cup ;» Penn.ieading~~1_rith one more game played than Princeton. Both can:
1' g. .l m the school b'mu strengthened-their positions last week. Princeton humbled the Ya—leuquroh‘mt
[minls for winning on the flow'Jsrsey collegians' court and .the Blue and Red won over Colman
\\ mum: of the basket- hits. at'Ph‘iladeiphia. Dartmouth is going strong now and practically cinema
u . \- Franklin a margin third place‘rwhon they defeated Columbia early last week at NewYorknPui
“ \. s. minis. ~ ‘leyn. the Columbia right guard. is still leading in individual scoring with a.
, ... mmum of the l-‘r'anklln tomboffizpoints and Cullen. of Dartmouth is close behind himi‘with 76
i, i-usz" lmy or the team. . . . .
. .ill (in scorers. with 5]. ‘
imv and S fouls. for a
I. VI...” ”urine-“3 gm. mun- .. A bill has been introduced into the New York legislature designed to «do
.. “.4 Wm“. mssws. is w it» any with all ticket speculating at boxing bouts held in New York State- Ir
H ._ ' ; the measure ‘is made a law. it will be illegal to sell tickets for boxing eat—
uh I\ tuld goals and AT THE TOP OF THE. 83:12 “v“ rAmsssme THEBALL 5’ bifions anywhere except at the box office or at a price in excess of that
m rent this season ' A’ _ ~.. ' ‘ A. . stamped on the face of the tickets. Anyone who attended the Lemar-i«
, ,Lm‘ls of the crack .y' Kansas bout at Madison Square Garden knows what happened there. In oniwr
lmnlmrv. the uma- to met a ticket tor that bout speculators «were demanding a premium oft-:10
. (I, ”H, lIlatting Cih. and‘higher. Assemblyman Hamill. who introduced the bill. stated that if
/ M 1‘ H“, Resolutes in the bouts are to be conducted for the enjoyment of the people and not tn-
,\ {M ' “Pr”. future. and the’benefit'of the speculators it is necessary that legislation of this sort M
_ . i...“ predict a victory; enacted. new York fight followers are hopeful that the ball «all go thrown.
- mrlml up 199 points to . . . .
i. w< 1:7. The results: ‘
II III IIIIISI A)“ """ 5 I’ Harry ‘Wills. the giant negro heavyweight. will meet Kid "Norfolk. who
[I II.'II”IkIm Alumni 1: Lis rated as the best of the negro heavics with the possible exception ‘of Wills
I I .II ITIIHIIIIS ' "1' , tomorrow ight at the Garden. \Vills has maintained that. he is the best of
I II flnmm """"16 I the heat I ights and the logical contender for Dempscy‘s title. Therefore
I I I I.“ IIOIIIIIIS ' ' ' ' ' '34. he IE1! have no alibi Thursday night and he must defeat Norfolk decisivvuy
‘ 3‘ (."”""‘ - -------- 1" or be conhted out of the race. \‘Vills has appeared in several matches in tor-v
‘ » ' ““1”"? --------- ‘5 poor shape and should he not be in the ‘best of condition in this bout. “‘3?-
' . - - >1" ( "““T - . - - - - - - ' 10 'I folk is liable to put across the sleep wallop. Norfolk has been fighting m
l 1' .Iu; p y tg T: ' . é thanAVi'ilis of late and is reported to be in good condition However he is 2??
IOan.‘ .34 ‘ * ‘~ . ' '- ~. .- '; " . ' It is the obitu-
.- .. .- - l J. H. r . , ‘_ pounds lighter than his dusky rnal vhlch 1“}! bit: h'llltllf‘ap .
llllll scoungd' V. P“. t:¥:??f.grsfififuw Rfrvsgmlcfigflrcu 1329;“ many experts that both these negro fighters have lietn greatly overs-
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1 l- m.. ~ . 51 3 110 Whei 1:153:01:- lPETRIIB. mootlmaa obwrlst mounting will u c o o
J, ________ .. 5 3 15 generally was Whgrxlahfiood, as no not make a'perfect drive it the
' " ---------- 3 0 6 m.- and sure down the’ 2:"? the bu“ ”W" m “mug. “w? “”95 11‘s The Backwoods are the first of the local baseball nines to start the in!)
I -------- - I3 0 4 fairway Andra Kirk“: n or or the wt shoulder ahttle b“ t°°°°°"' rolling towards the start of the 1922 season. A special meeting of the 130
‘ ---------- 2 0 ‘3 to ”may. to those Wm): gasIfiOTt The bands, It might be said, have will be held tonight and plans will he made towards producing the best base—
(I o 0 compliment him: “It's 8119::ne b0 1mg“: nésaDIYtfldng to down!) the ball team that that: ever worn the Lockwood uniform. \\’ork on Amusement
I 0 r' 0 the turn of the wrists and the wuy :therr is: Igof, either expertly or Park diamond will be started next week and when finished will be one of the
—— —: >—— you hold your elbows." y to use“ rtIthzt 8:32 “9:: 31:23“ 8341's finest baseball almonds in this section. Manager Silcoy is rapidly filling his
8: 3" I99 Andra might “‘5‘ 33 “’9" have perfection will produCe gnaref‘hmf schedule and will book only the host trams, thus nsslll‘lllx the tans of fast
, ———————— said that the making of a success- ,mton. results if the handsyng; “ games throughout the season-
1 ful golf stroke depends upon the little out Of alignment or harmony 3 . o t
‘ Egitgogfahi: scstnisissgfigi of ”I.” during the performance of the
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right knee-cap. for that eriIleIttteI: [sitiIoflIIgitsoihfiecéggesaphioigfi 2:: The fourth game of the city championship “TIPS will be staged at ting
Much has been made of the turn-I... brain of the linksman during the Armory tomorrow evening and the largest crowd of the season is looked for.
ing of the wrists, but with all due course of a bungling round about It is reported that both the Norwalk and the K. of C. teamsvnll use the some.
dcfcrcncc to the opinion of Davy nine hundred and fifty of them lineup as last week. If the Knights win this game. the series Will be evened
Hunter. n‘hosc twenty-five years have to do with the hands, the up and the final and deciding game played 11(le “ vdnrsdal-
1-...1 . . mm .\u .1: r. n. 1: .u of prOf‘ISS"I'5"I“ 3"” has ”“3?” him strip. And once a golfer gets it into
\ I ‘ '. ' . ' - I" that pro”““““ 15 the Open Sesame .“s head that his hands are not:
.4 m n mm -- lmslui-llmll \ 1ctorws in this aggravating game, there are vlrIorking correctly whether through . . . -
a x~. .‘Illl .lvl) Ion:- Sll‘llli: . lust mum quite :1 fcw dctails to be attended too tight. or 100 loose grjppmg b I I 'I
..l llun- ll] “(‘11 )lf'n S. III.IIII '33 to in addition (0 the turn of the one hand or the other or both h:
IIII I I' ”III “III MII” II”: “III III”. “flSt before the ban is on “5 way night as Well consign himself to
. lln- l'.[» ssvll Sncrumvnts. (ii for 250 yards or so and on a dead THE macro (he boncyard or the bottomless 7
'lwll- "\ “I" 8001‘“ Ol' 31 10 33. line with the direction flag. For in- OVERLAPPING “Vic... bunker for that particular day at I '
t-y- lllnilrlry pump. the lied Mn” stance, all the excellence and E331” To GOOD least I I l " ' It
ul»-l't~:llml Ill“ Myrtlv A. C. VANTAGE-
Vultulvl. l»\' Mir 5‘ 0 of 31: 0 ——
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.m, c. “”79 ut-ll “-0,.”1 sci-inst. I I coaching and lhr- so—czzllml tramp min; ’ _ lGN'flM Taylor ------------ 95 99 In a fast gamc played at Hinge-2::
it . '1' ll ntlrnclion of flu. (ix-(H I WUUln ABHI‘ISH A lutt‘ an- not prowl-ms which c.in lw ‘ INSURANEE AGE 8 L. K. Paul ............... SE 9: School .135? night. the Centpr Jung“;-
1 “up.” hp“! :1 load up to ' successfully ilr-alt “-llll m- 11110. No l _ I Ii: M. Lawrence . . . . . . . . . . 10 . 9: 9 High girls basketball team (393533“?
1 u. List hair. I” ”H. 3‘.“ 'cmlcuv ncnl ha“. uh} 0:» my“. if n . . I \\. U. McLean 91 9.. “,mmm P Smith. “ ho lms 1mm the Holly Troop I.IIIIII.I by the score a!
. I:>\\t\1l', thc locals (‘i'llllt‘ . 4 . r; ' - ‘10” “0t 5" "ho”q‘” » . 40.; 487 wintering: with his family in Culit‘or- ‘I III.I~II(, Tos- sum-r q‘\ast“enItI?_u;IfI:
l .unl \\‘t'l’(' able to make 1‘ . . .1 . ‘ E ’ | 5 Spanish \"iu- Vols II nia. arrived in Norwalk on Saturday :eIctggsmggring ”13‘“ng “genItLrI (‘13:;
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I: In”: Iezisni-irIiIég-IIIIII “m' Rosenberg Forces Flght! . A. T. Dawson . ....... l25 91 21:32:?‘afllgTsarefi'mgllngh :35 5::d gained the points which meant rm
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“"d “9“ ~Harvard “C rim S 0 H” says and WlnS from CIOSSI ()n the South Norwalk Club alleys 5ng gilfs I II 66 :4 family. Mr. Smith. it Will be remcm- IOI'lI‘he score and summarV'
C. I".'Pts. n . last evening the Insurance Agents of MourIpllv I I I I: I I I 91 87 bored. spends his summers at Bell 15- Hull: “mp‘ '
I ........... L' 1 5 ‘ “Pro Goathlng Cannot '_ _ . . lthc city showed no mercy to the bowl. Cl a; Lindeberg 7' I .1“, 110 land. He will leave tomorrow after- ‘ G 1“. P25
‘ . 4 2 10 B Dealt With b Rule Da‘ 0 ROSHIW’TE “Oll_fl (“Tl-“l0“ (““2ng team of McKinley Camp. L'nited ' 1 " ‘ """" ' noon for Morcland. Texas. where his H q er . 0‘ 0 Is;
...... . 3 3 9 e y Marty Cross in the main event at. the fSpanish War Veterans when they .4“ 46? baseball team. the Indianapolis outfit, MI :Iansrg .Jc .. . . . . . . . 0 0 1.;
‘ i ......... 1 o 2 3‘03“?" 5!”ng Ch“)- 39“ ‘Ork- 'trimmed them two straight strings. ' will go into winter training- }; 3:235; ‘1: """"" 0 0 g)
......... .. 4 0 8 CAMBRIDGE. Macaw-Feb. 28.——The .last mght. IRosenbcrg forced “willie agents having a general average Moreland is but a short distance F: Wing ,I.g° 0 0 0
_. .—... mlriarvard Crimson. which has some fighting in eyery round. landmg “‘9 lot 98.6 against the average of 93.8 for St Ilouis Have from the Giants‘ winter quarters and HI H fI d lf """"" 2 O 4
H 6 34 definite ideas of football reform. ad- harder and cleaner “‘0‘“- Cross ““Slthe vets. ' Mr. Smith hopes. before the season MI an or‘t. """"" 3 1 7
' l' “”1 .Kncrnmmts mittcd yesterday editorially that it... is-tlrlng badly toward the finish. bUI in, Raymond Turqulnius Lucifer Flani- First workout opens on April 12th. to play several I I Ra: II’ I """""" _ __ __
G. F. Pts tired of presenting them. but hopesto the ”15‘ round ’19 "'13“? something of 5mm was high.man-—forI both strings—— exhibition games with the Giants. 5 1 2‘
" -------- '-' 0 4 “1-" “we “5 “MW” 9e“ 3 WT”? at?" a ran" once of "W" "‘I “’5th “’5’ 1mm 117 and 104. That is for his QT toms Feb .8 __The St Louis With the addition of Kruger of the Comm. Jumm. High
«I """"" 4 I: 1” the present_ setting forth 0‘ "'5 opm’ inbifghu; tthe IfipII‘?‘ :Ntl Ihe BIGOOI‘Ilside. as A. T. Dawson was high man N'aItionals had “.19.ir.fi.rst workout at Brooklyns and the two outfielders. d_ p Pen.
l4 II I I: "II.” The QdIIorIaI IOIIOWS-I . Y 1 5:; (armII wezgv ”II II IIIII and III” 10‘ his’ team and for the evening With lhe training camp at Orange. Tex. Brown 3‘19. Spencer, 0f the Giants' to tN. Sullivan. jc ......... 0 . 0 (l
----- 1 " ' “9 do “Ot agree wnh U“ a 9 it h _ . ‘ I, l l -_ ‘135 pins in the first string. Charles yesterday afternoon. his team. Mr. Smith says he expects a M. Connelly SC . ' _ . _ _ _ _ 0 0 g;
\ ........... 1 1 3 News that a board of control is ncces- 03“". "13 “f“ g “Id inv .at 1"I'Illjndebcrg‘ was high man Iin the sec-I Frank “Dixie" Davis last vear’s most successful season. A new catcfi- A. Newbauer 1g ........ 0 0 q)
__ ._.. —— sary or adylsable. Such a board would 110““ S IInIb a ractlon. “hile C'OS“ ‘omj string for both teams with 110. I leadin pitcher who hasIbeen th01d_.er an’d pitcher will also join the In- M Moffit rgI .......... 0 0 on
14 4 33 defeat "5 own purposes by further em‘ tippeq the mm m “In poupds “ISIS I “Wee VVilllc" McLean and John ‘ .tg k rt in th‘. workout during ldianapolis'team at the training quar- EI CanevI lf 5 0 3“
"' “ ""‘1 N-pnratcs phasizing the overorganization 0f IIhe (Irmvd was one of the biggest. m ’Milne had a race between themselves on I 00 pa ters. I 3' ......... 5 1 ‘il
6' F' Pts. ,football. A conference between "3me the CIIII) for SPIIIE time. lor the title of Pin Bar's Delight. as the afternoon. - Benny Leonard and Rockv Kansas HI Deer-mg, III """ I I I I... __ ._
.......... .‘l 0 6 scntativcs of the three colleges could In H?“ semi-final PM?" Moore 1’93" they both were expert at heaving a it is hoped bv Mr. Smith, “in be 59: 10 1 :1
...... 3 :3 8 [very easily accomplish all that is 95- 53mm} Stem m t9“ “’1‘"ng The “om-1m” in the gutter THE CRACKERJACKS d b h‘ ‘ f ‘h'b'ti 1 b0 i _ ~-
. 3 0 6 scntinl and it could do it quickly. “'6: was fast and pleased the crowd. ‘ The Vice Versa Twins Lawrence K __ cure Y_ {m or an ‘93 l l 0 1 u Referee. MISS Good.
' . , _. . at the training quartets.
I ------ 4 1 9 believe. that the following steps are Paul and “Paul M. Lawrence, split The Crackemacks baseball team will! . ~
.......... 1' (I 4 necessary: Elm Groves t0 honors between themselves. Larry hold a meeting Friday night to discuss D I c f Layton mas De 01'on
'— — —‘ 1.———Aholish Walter Camp’s and 311’ H 1d M t- _ never missing a spare and Paul miss- things for the coming season. Mana- 80151011 01' l . ' _
15 33 other au_American mythical teams;l 0 ee 111g ing the strikes. Hov’vever it is only ger. Richard Cross hopes to have the Porlq Flynn Title CllShlon Matfi
\" “"' ‘- "- cut down all publiCitY =18 ""1011 as pos- ' fair to say that the five ’were on one following present: Wesley Williams.
C. F. Pts. sible. The Elm Grove Athletic Club will team and were not selling against. DotIIreland. Burnley Seager. Charles MIT WAUKEE Vim. Feb. 28»
. 2 0 4 2.—-Abolish all summer or pre-col- hold an important meeting this eve- each other. I” Seager. Robert Fuller. Jim Williams. BOSTON. Feb. 2S.-——Danny _Ed- 30mm“, Laden IScdalia. Mo. works
1 0 2 ”go “3*,“ practice. ning at the home of Frank Tucker. Gerald Taylor was .a dark horse Russell Readell and Irving Mast. wards, L98 Angeles bantamweight. three cushion champion. won the firs,
' v ...... 1 0 2 3.——-Abollsh all advertising of any Flax.Hill Road. with 95 and 99.. 17;. ’ . _ was awarded -the GQCISIOD over block in the 180 point match in fie.
.. . 3 0 4 intentional sort of intercollegiate con- At a meeting held 1115i week, officers A challenge was given and accepted HIA‘VATHIAN A. C. INOTES Church Suggs: 38W England feather- fense of his title last night from a;_
" ’ " l 0 2 tests. of the baseball team were elected. 'Tor a further match, this to be rolled f! ' W?lght champion. at'the'endvof their fred Dc Om Cuban expert. by a 5m
..... 1 0 2 4__.E]jminat9 'as much as possible Frank Tucker, was elected manager. on the Palace Alleys it a. date to be All members are requested to be ten round bout here last night. of 60 to 37" De (”0.5 early lead m
‘ " '_ lntersectional contests so far as this Steven Keri. captain. Douglas Tris— decided upon later. present at the next meeting. Wednes- Dan (Porky). Flynn. of Baston "was overcome bv the champion.
\ 0 16 is compatible and playing Opponentsltam‘. assistant captain. Frank Tuck- The scores: day. March 1. as important issuesrtar: aren‘tthe detceiston age; Joe gfirke of ‘ ”W ._,
’ of e ual strength. The matter of sub- otch, treasurer, and Thomas Ireland; Insurance Agents to come up. and certain lmpo an tro in a n roun out. 9 men . 1—.
3 Hr“ illli H lgh sidizld athletics, clean professional secretary. nay manly“, , _ _ , _ , , .. 4.17.. .194 matters must be attended to, are heavyweights, Ether Sports m1??ge?

 

 

 

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