THURSDAY, m
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Close Score of 241;.)
Well-Played Gin; ,
' lery C Defeatsfltmmcuy
if File.
miss. ..
L. mu 0!: the Vbe’art sinus-s eve-3i:
3.; w. ml n Norwalk court. the Red
N .1 lmskctllall tcal'n last night at the
, . Mn. Armory defeated the Nor-
». m.» by the close score of 24? w
‘.' he «lcfcat of the Nor-walks came-as
,~ m ml surprise. to hundreds oz fans“
.I n hml it doped out that the team
« considcrably
“vi Mun. particularly on the home
. .1 M. in fact. plenty of; Norwalk
r..‘ hws ol‘l‘crml betting odds of 7 to 5
;~,.l Nui'wnlk would win. Very little
..: Hm mom-y waé covered.
curllinl: to the dope, the. Norwalk
; . “4% (lllt‘ to win last night's game.
' 'lw own-at or the team has changed
uu- (willplw‘ilon of things considerably
. m it is now conceded that the Red
,7. l. lunr u (inc chance of annexing
I‘o :xl Flt-S.
'l‘llr ltml Men five displayed fine
~..m during thc game. Every man on
‘zm lulm was in first class condition
'ill pl:i_\ml his utmost for the forty
,- llllllli’h' or play. Compared man for
..n. llw lit-d Men-Would appear to
.w u better. faster team than the
\H‘\\;Ill{ “\‘6‘.
'l‘hr chino at. the first half ended
with Norwalk lcading by three points.
'érl- Sl‘nl‘t‘ {it that time being 13 to 10.
ll. lhr- sccond period. however. the
'twl Mo-n game back in great. slhpe’.
piling" up fourteen points to the N012
‘Milks' Ill. One of the features of the
atrimi- was the number of fouls made
in f‘illlt'l' tcam. By actual count. the
?\()l'\\'lllk5 had 29 fouls called on them.
lilll‘ the Red Men had 2.3‘ chalked .up
‘hlrninsl lhcm. Twenty-tour 0f.the i7
guniiils scored were made by the foul
Jnulhi‘ul. '
'I‘o pick the star of the game is not
:. difficult task. Without any question
it was: Mcckcr. who played center for
“llf‘ Rod Men. Meeker displayed fine
bnrm hm} workcd his utmost. making
Him» baskcts and sevcn fouls. For
11hr {\Torwulk loam; Brotherton stood
uni, anionghthnt fiV'e.
zz'orils pridsix baskets. ’7 . , .
'l‘hc' large turnout‘of fans who wll—l
)msscd'thc‘game was} a. welcome sur';
‘
3wisc..mThere were more- than seven :
Iliundrcgd‘ present. Because of thlg
h'nct. it is very likcly that all ol‘ the
names will be playcd in the Non-walk
Mrmory. as Red Men's Hall cannot ac;
rommodnte the crowd. The serics
goes for seven games.
In lbw-preliminary. the Twin City
Five wcnt down to (lcl‘cat at tho hands
inf llattcry (7'. The final scorc was :57
In 31 in favor of thc lnttcc tcnm.
'l'ln‘v svm'c’s :iml snmmnrics:
\nnvnik
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Uzonchnk. rI‘ . . . . . ...... 3 2 S
:lirothcrlon. c .......... t: 6 10
Molly. r5: .............. (I ll” 0
Smith, lg........ ...1 1 3
G ] 1 23
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\‘lH-kcr, c ............. 3 7 13
“Justin. lg ............. 0 l 1
Ilzl..4~kmun. r5; ....... . . l 1 3
5 14 24
Twin (‘ity Five
G. F. Pts.
lmrns. ll‘ . ....... ... .. 7 4 18
l“‘l.‘lllll. l‘f ............ U 3 3
Wi‘llllx’, (' ....... .. .. . 1 U 2
r'n-illMin, lg: ............ 0 U 0
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114441. sub ............ 1 UV 2
11 9 31
liattcry C
‘ ‘ G. F. Pts.
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:tmllu-rton. rl ......... 4 1 9
l': must, lg: ............ 1 0 2
wwnmli. C ......... . . 2 1 5
"‘-\.lL'.' ......... ..0 0 0
w-m r: . 4 1 9
l7 3 37
..l. Mollonald’s Dog
Team Leads in
135, Mile Derby
21H: l:l\'l~‘.ll. Sash, March 9.-—-J.
'3 ilmlrilll's dog team. driven by An-
\lunricc. an Indian driver from
I 'l (‘rosscu yesterday won the first
i‘ml 135 mile Saskatchewan dog
Ht- covcrcd the course in 18
.., ;.ml {.9 minutes. Celestine De~
‘- r or Lac. la. Illonge. also an In— ,
“HS second. coming in thirty-
‘ llllllllll‘S hchind the winner. "
fist of the field was not in . "
‘ ‘ ulwn Maurice and Dcrocher fin-
! ml The (logs of both the leading
1* x-w linis-hcd in good condition.
'n ’. g u '
a .119 s Basketball .
a o . o 1 'h'
Five IS VlCth'lGus
.l:\\' ”A VICN. Conn.. MD-I‘Ch“ 9‘“;
x mum” lllFl night went down to a
- .z or in; to 28 at the handsiof: the
l-zlslu-lhall team in ‘the'flrst fie-
. m rho scuson for the Elis in the
:- ulhciatc league series. Columbia
2va ll llw first half was nearlyfigfie‘f’
' V: lung: i<l10t5 by Conklin and Ker;
H nun: tllf' Ellis 9. lead which" W”
‘I' rvlinquishvd.
1:;Hllxitl (lllll
’v-vl.
ll _.
Kcrnan for Yale
3 .
~___..
innnux‘ vs. HIGH
school. sscofi'os I
nmuy night at Hoyt‘s Hall.
Will: School will complele_.l}§r:
l
‘vlk
llisrh Seconds. , _
. "gill“ Preliminary some thermal:-
1" *“muls will meet the Center "Soc"
"“48 rm- the fifth and can ding: '
burn having won two a
‘lllnMENBm -
He made two»
. season com
Springhorn for
a!
stronger than th‘b -
finishingmerc shortly after 10 .
l
-I.‘ lllzrll srlwdulc in a game with t)": L.
.Wilson elthéi' in Providence or
hnd the winner does meet Wilsq or
treal. and either McTigue or ]_3
line. he woéid’fhoet My
Wilson stands barred fromvappéaflng
- I ‘4)
Manager Connie Mack and Rommel.
basses. »
C U
Tendler. knimked out'IIoh‘nny Donnell
the start.
game in the Penn Interscholastic To
stars dcfeated ,
have won each of their
ovcrnCentral High was a surprise
games by a
School. champions of New Jersey.
between Crosby and Passaic. would
-.
Lew Tcndlcr and his manager“
Leonard and are demunding a bout
Leonard and Billy Gibson. his man.
93 ”T9“ .
(rally expected that both he and
to this long talkedkot trout.
'u
"n .
' The Glanls'hlive acrcptcd mriuy
\Vest. .Point on Monday. April ll‘ilh.
which was accepted. by
of fhcsc boats. owned hy'Wlll
tor and James Trowbridge.
hility of onc or two more being
fleet for week-(ind racing.
and the winners cntcrcd in t
The winner of the Mike Morgue and
Saturday night at the Commonweflth
M. _,.
In the event that elther Mc'figuefi .Bo'sllis‘h Score a. knocbonti’flfo'. " g _
PM". A ‘ é:
recognized as the title
Hyman Gold. the California flash who was recently
Central High. of Philadelphia. 45 to
of the best high school fives in Philadelphia.
' did
no doubt prove interesting. » . - ;
Would never eigree'to a bout with Tendler.
lam acts ,0: Milla'i‘endlcrmd hisrnun
nd and a few large p
. Gibson wiilx‘change
Secretary Jim Tierney.
other team of Giants will meet li‘ordhnm University at the Polo Grouns
Norwalk Yacht Club will be repre
Star Class sailing sloops this coming season
lam‘M’Hugh. _
Two additional boats are assumdghvim ”.1; .
added. which would make 9. very'excellent
\Veekly ra
he a‘nnu
\Vcstcrn Long Island Sound. New Haven.
The local races are cxpected to be keenly
ready bring shown in the season's events.
InuBobash bout. scheduled for
. will be signed up with Iohnny
@gthe minimally-yen! “ any}; ,
‘ {n . t
the title either in; ' of“ ‘n- '
Succeeds’in wining; twfiragmm
underwear: though
in many states.
Judge Landis will not settle salary distiutes between players and mono;
gors. Ed Rommel, holdout‘ pitcher of the PhiiédélphlaiAméuuuLcécue club.
has received aletter from the baseball commissioner“
federal judge said he could not undertake to settle salary ditc’refi'c‘u batman
in which'thé tonne:-
The High Schom basketball five will journey to Dunbar-y tomorrow when
they will endeavor to conquer the Mich-School team of that
and White are confident that they con give. a 4
that they will come out. victorious over the students of the batting city.
large delegation of meters will accompany the team by Way
city. . The Green
good account of themselves and
A
of automobile
. o
y. of Uniontown._Pa... at the Ice Palace.
Philadelphia. in the tomb; round of a scheduled eight. round bout. Gold/ap-
peared in excellent condition and bewildered the Pennsyl
Crosby Hi‘ghDoing Well
The Crosby High School basketball team. of Waterbury. won its'third
vanié. hauler" from
urnament. when the connecticut' hoop-V
26. The lip-state students
decisive score. Such a marked victory
to many. as the latter are recumdhmqnc ..
that name High .
It is too bad
not. enter the tournament.
"I O
are hot on the trail of Champion Benny
for lightweight honors.‘ However, both
g‘er. have ‘mpeatedly stated that they
because of several unsport an—
ager. However. when the open. air
urses are “tempting Benny. it is gen-
their minds and agree
" .n
D C
ion to play the Military Academy,
McArthur sent the lnl’i ,
On the same atternoomfli
ital
General
Star Class Boomed for Norwalk Yacht CluB ft}:
théeisopplarv
(P39 7
.7 ‘4:
sented by six or seven of
The club already begun!-
"Jr.. ~
James A. For ‘ rel.
ces will be arranged for these boats
al Star Class . Q
Marblehead 9nd the Great Lakes
contested and "much interest isol-
sloner of Organized Baseball
ycslt 1633'. He
post.
Secretary Fred W.
B. F.. left yesterday for
where. with President James H. Low
ry of Indianapoli they will confe
with Judge him 9 today.
by the federation and on
the federation’s decisions.
receive no salary. it was stated.
Carpentier is Oper-
ated On for Car-
PARIS, March 9.:—Ge-0rges Carpen
fering for the last few (1
carbuncle 0n the neck.
operation
late the trouble. ,
‘Carpentler’s future plans‘and con
way modified.
Other Sports on Pafe 2.4
I
iLandi's May Act as Head
of National Federation
CLEVELAND. March 9.—Commis-
Landis
may act in a similar capacity in the
National Rascball Federation. the sand
lot. organization. it was learned here
is said to have told
fcdcmtion officials that he felt fav-
orably inclined toward acceptlng the
Thomas and
Clayton (‘. Townes. counsel of the N
Chicago.
' Judge Landis would act only on
cases which could not be decided
appeals to
He would
Mode on Neck
tier. the French fighter. has been suf~
ays with a
A. surgical
was performed yesterday
and it is expected that this will allevi
tracts. it is announced. will be in no
Columbia Scorch Over ‘7
NEW’ YORK. March 9.—Capt. Eb~
erhart
Princeton in a‘ contest héld win the
score was 36 to 17. ‘ Etna-hart won-the
anchor in the relay. startlns‘even with
Stlnsong‘ the fourth man for Princeton.
and beating him by less tha‘na. toot.
ning was the 100 yard swim.
1‘
meet.
Mahar. the Blue and ‘Whltc pinnge’r.
tu red the
Maser.
diving easily.
bia. took five out of six first places;
Wind—Freaks
r
ing to dispatclfi sent here. Twenty-
I
l
I
games.
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again-.1? 3 ~-..;
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n»: 3 art.
a
stopped ..by. Lew .
race betjyeen' boats of,
Princeton at SWimgni‘ng
of the Columbia swimming
team carried his team to victory o'véri
Morningslde pool last night. The final:
50 yard'and 100‘yard swim: and Was
The most exciting event. of theie've- .
As‘ the-A
score stood at this point a first {or‘the
home team WOuld have decided the
broke his min tank‘ record or failing-
‘mg'TS feet in 49 seconds byuthef’ new
mark of 47 3—5"seconds. Balbfichlc'ap-
deféfifing
who had defeated Ihmi‘at'.
Princeton several weeks ago. Colour
,Up Practtee
CHICAGO. March‘ 9;-—Win‘d b‘i'o‘lie.
up practice for; both Chicago clubs
master-day. the Americans 5‘at. sag-inn. '
Tex.. and the Nationals on Catalina
Island of: the California. coast. accord;
seven Cubs. will cross the channel to
the mainland this afternoon to meet
Coast League clubs in a. series “of
47”.”:
wuo wswkzsé--W'
«uEvn-y. vwm'u‘BE-
oposcec..oust%é'- “
15?. Comer ream", ~
we Geog.
trict' team.
The '
. filew; accomm'yfig‘ this picfiiileof tile Manner ,
is‘tiun the climatic: or the individual score: compiled by both the Mon-
ker Grotto. not! the Craftunen. backctbau teams in the annual series which
ended last night by the Pr'o‘ihets’ fourth straight victory over thé First Dis~‘
Gréttdbaskémanm ‘ = ‘-
w. “
.‘a‘: w
orrositio ,
t”ryl:'ig:§_.ipr ion
Hnéu‘p ibiytmsi' 4,
were gentrmtoxacubfi for their initial
practlgeathst gallon; Ind, yester-
dam'wby Marmot-so Gibson-
.Charie‘yu Grlinm ~qult’gtohis own sta-
tion at firstrcmtonjficmey. at sec—
ond; . Pie Traynor. at; short; and Clyde
Mimic. at'third. fine; a. gag: work-
out the i‘gterau'Coopcr yas gout to‘the
manna; He to’ssedhforrbatting pmca
flcér the entire squall, windsurfin-
,lhfi? undixccrultséxakfixg turns . at the
plate. {Gibson exbects to leave with
,flle'piaycrs .fotheatrniuinx camp at
hot Springs. Ark. curly ncxt week.
Manager Moran . ,
-. 3 Gets Infield
CINCINNATI. 0.. ‘March 9.——The
grim“ of Jimmy; ngenpey, Babe
Elucill and Louis Nuceca at. the
tcé‘lfhing camp of che‘cgnc’innati 'Na-
urinals occur-ed Mann‘s-gic‘Mot-an an in-
flgd {oi-the, opening gunmen games
at ~Fort.Worth Saturday! and Sunday.
Scin Dolmesqwho mmalefl to ac:
company theaother M’arflvals from
{be We Count ha‘d-i not‘fiisut. in an
appearance lain“ nlghg‘according to‘
dispatchcs troiu'Minlfi'aliWells.
Basketball Tourney
- ,» . ;. tarts Tonight
3131913293901. 8, -~ .firch 9.-.-—
Plfis ms théflrst mu national lump.
‘ basketball ‘i‘zourcment is
. . begin here {011th
:Wabigh ., Mate. .§ndiana. 4cm}
fif‘
\
s.
‘ , “Bye—Infielders
~ in. -the regular
1
l
I
Michigan champions. Will play Iduh
Uniitersity. collegiiute basketball lead—
. é . .fi _, .
to
tfaburfh ‘ Nationals
1‘.ng Illinois Wesleyan.
champions, in the opening"
"Emeto' h‘andKalam '1 ‘, . ,. .
8 ms t’ a” c°l°gewnce and the crewmmostgteu out of a‘manonpase and. héipefi win 3
(”War the ‘
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“W. 133M 1
font. rg' o
was the secoudfiovcr ;
tom all?“a.tna.‘_‘a ~
. .5? right ‘30
oththe city un-
fibrin title. The It
Franklin School. if
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romantics. himiredvtokééfmck‘ of grill ach man a. tmmcv‘ Put 3 l: . - - ”a ------- 1. 3
.1866! ,3? #9 Player. watloumcd: , ‘ ‘1 for one game. hence 39‘1““ ,9 ' '43:.“ ';_‘ 4 8—
rthe Pkfivmance in bolh- sts'. ‘ ‘ Wilma-Ta ..... 2, r
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fl??? .. Pants PeI‘Game , . ..~ ‘1 , G. . Pas.
mamas ‘ J.._ "4 a 33 .4 47.75; gnocwrtl, 4 o 3
James; g... - 3.. 11 1 23 ' 7.6% n: Carpenter.“i£ 5_ o 10
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4 t. . on s o a ye. . » 0i. p. o , . . ,7
._"- x2. x” . ;__ Made Points Per Ganja , t as fiat 931 _ a! .
_f+-,.-.f;a.-...:i:,-;.~ ' 4 _ ' , . 2 26 mm“- ‘ I ~'?~'--" a ‘ ' '3
mm : Tsr’n mrir; 2 "w o 1 _ 1 1...”. , 1‘ CFCW captain
'3'?" . 1 , 1i ' g g §-7§g._,cmanxmegy Mara. March 9.—
. ' . 4 ‘ 15 .3 33 3‘..-‘ Louis B..McCagg. Jig. of New-York
' fi . .1 {0 1 1‘ ’ ’ ' 1‘” City ‘chptaih‘ of the "Harvard varsity
f i e of ' 4 o s '4" ...lcrew lair-vacuum and ' xii-elected m
332% ,r ' ' ' ’ “5” ' ' ' ' i ' 1‘ 0.: 2 . 7.. 2.4.; 5 133,312. .Vlnst‘mht, resigned the position'
3 ' ‘ ' ' ' ‘3» ' ' "‘ ' 1 2 0 . 4' i 4‘ and his successor will be élect'ed to?
" .. .. ...- “lazy; I.) a statement last night Mc-
mu afid’flullaway
,2 r
hitting of “Vitt'azngl Cailaway featured
'ffié'v £12316“ two Victory ye’st’éi'day of tho;
Owlg over the Hawks at the Phli‘a'de‘lf
phia [Americans training comm in, Ea-‘
gle Puss. Tenn. Callaway made three
doubles and a single and mu: three.
singles in four-times up. It’wa's the
recount victory‘iot the Owls overs‘their
team mates. ;.Each. team used three.
pitchers. Hasty. Harrison and Latina
wax-king for jibe”, Owls and O"N.eili.‘~
Mooreuud 8:}!!in for theaI-Iawks.
Five runs'were scored om O‘Neill. ,a.
aemLprofessional from Ridgetown.
Canada. in the first inning. ’
Wiutry weather at the 'Phiilies'
camp in Leesburg. Flo... curtailed their
practicecomewhat. The players went
squad is being? aumeutedfinllfby the
arrival of regulars. andmnager Wil-
helm sald that he expe‘é‘fcd to‘ stage
his first practice game Saturday be-
tween Yannlgans and regulars;
Tuesday the Phillies will play the
Leesburg tenth; ‘ ' '
Phonografllvfausas
. -.o . .. . . 5.1. n. ...... I
(collar! to 0 cit
cahé‘atbon. March 994mm '
men who have no harmonyinthelr
“stems are causing the phonograph:
1,.-.
«...
b
‘gHan-ard to the junked. Coach Ho‘we
has found
’stl‘ukes ’Y‘of the (litterent tmrtygipug
crews cannot follow the marches
playedmou the. phonogfixph to give the
crew; rhythm and there will be‘ no oc-
ficml playifit- ‘ .. _
One assistant manager also played
9.73m unwittingly Mona pfac:
the tank. mgl‘heé phonograph was in:
need-pair my: we 3;. -
scams! mire-t
.5”
'Cag‘g declared: "Owing, to the exigcm
“l
iPHILADfifiPHIVA Marc-31' afi—rhe‘
umugh two workouts. hovel-er, but
most. of them wore wannabe
On
as a method of teaching rowing atl
that the non—musical.
}.
‘.
alas aims; course work I find ii im-
possible to properly carry on the du-
tm'afgt captain of the univcrsity crew
lamaT am" therefore Toma to _ resign.
shall support my snot-ecsor and Dr.»
Howe in every way to the best of my
abili£§."‘ . ' c -
fl Hufilfird williosl-t- not only. Capt.
McCagg,i.whq rowed No. 5 last year.
but alro Keith Kano of Newport. R.
I., this football rainfall}. and Lawrence
Terry“ of We ' York (Sty. who rowed
15:08.}: and. S negatively and who
proved the power of the boat. Kane
and Terry hive giver up the apart for
practically timnsamo :easorn as their
Tcapluln.
ClevelandPit . ' as
, . hapless Manager
, CQEVELAND, 0.. ‘ _March 9.»The
Cleveland pitchers are further ad-
vanced; in 'th'eir'sprlng“ training than
‘any-ot the other players. according to
report; reaching here from Dallas.
Coyeleskie‘ and soulful or the other
twirlors “cut looée" yesterday. Mana-
f are ' Hull
title of the city. ‘Il‘irst
turn ,
hit’figl‘lt to claim L
:5 'MI- in; a- ‘
F relic-logo‘s“. mlean
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Haughés. r‘f . . . ; ...... . G
‘Cbontas.lf....:.. ..... 2'
Eddy.~lf W 1
Paul, c ..... ‘ .......... 5
Wuhan. rg ............ 2"
W igglesworth. lg . ..... 4
20.
to S.
gar Spcaker inasmuch impressed with
'the work of Van Barton, .9. semiapro
0‘! Lynch. Ky. ' ‘ ', . ‘
' Several of the: Indians narrowly es~
caved injury. becausec: the'bad con-
dition . of the infield, and. Manager
Speaker “ordered 'it placed? in tshape.
‘91! was poured on the infield _and 3‘es~
terdaar’s‘ practice was cut short.
Durst .
asGood Find
j sit ”Invoice.
Fohl. rubbish of inert. Louis mar.
Word from Mobile, Aral. that they rel"
guru GEM Durst, recruit outfielder.
oath m
"pitchcr;
4' to‘
0 victory for the ”mammals"
regulaxsrycét‘erd »‘ " , 4
' arch 9.—-—Lec i
l.
loans. and veterans of his team. sent ,bothwgamesg’
lthe cm ‘“ i
sum the wii‘iiérot
game; to.” the winner at tho-fiance
Many hex-113mm nevcrxuflfh‘é’m " "
axis-bray 4 to ‘32.. .
Thm”wa.s a good cum: ace. u
“0* 83 W '
game started ottrw‘ith swam s.
yim‘rt‘hat continued through V
4 near the end of the secdnd'b‘ulf.
the terrific pace that ma? been‘ ‘
throughout by both teams began b
i tell upon them. ‘ 7 4 '
Sterling made his first. norm
for the‘Craftsmen and git-a PW ,
of ' beluga fast. clever and '7 ’
player: Gazer played for” than“
timed
busket‘s' for his team. Bettépla.
good game. secring four baskets in
wéll. . Ruse!“ B‘yingtou' scores than
budgets. . as did: Heather-wu- Not (an
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