”—-
XX- SERVIEE llfll,
lHflUfiH DISABLE,
an. t...... _
April
\I'llK.
.t lll‘r‘
:‘ . 1‘1. Reconstruction Hospital. ' ‘ '
in N .. M... m the (mm... Sh. . Both new York team got em te-bad. hurt. The (limits lost to Break
_. 11111.. : ;.11I passing attention '13“ and 4“? Yankees fell betore the senators.
I‘ ”11.1... .15 the bail want)!
“.3 l 1):. Li'aiflél" has grown ac.- Q .' . '3 . '
.I.. 1“ ' ‘ - Q - .
, . '1. (I. . mfg; :éhjgtf°gm:‘ Some of the local nine. will open their season Sundny The memod‘ s
,1 1.11 Sufi mist“, Hum 3“le the Rosebud- ot Bridgeport. the Normans: meet the Red 80:. shown
.11 . 1;) mm m “m. or industry :11: Flori: City and Wilton takes on the Booth Budd’s. an opener. It should
r...- . ,,n,.,nm.d upon any, to 8» lsseason tortheloeattam. - 7
» .3...” mm... armre- With . WMWmW '
... ‘3~u.l‘ 1'. V ' ‘)
'.' _ 11-.3- f : ‘0“::;“m‘fgclflm: ,. The strengthened Veterans evened up the «we: the Red Ken
w. v»: ;flw+m‘ l l' evening at the Armory when thwtoohthem ottheIndhnstMv-‘
. 1~ . " “""_“ ‘ tuscfes. 0‘” score or 37 to so. The Veterans. with Brother-ton. Janem autism in
3"": 0““ ~ ”M“ 3 ”We“ their ltne-upput up one or the fastest. simmer“ nominal mar-set?
3*: ””Lnlmn ‘Urring of rest- the local court. The Red Men lid dimculty in finding the basket 0.!!! Ifilsui!‘
_ ‘- ‘1 HM m“; from the his many chances to add to their total from the foul line. With the some teams
pl: . W I m g sum” started a ‘10- 1‘): the floor next week. the rubber game should~prore one o! the fastest of
a” M I .111 ”Hung among e season and should draw a record breaking. cmwd. ; ,, «g . .4
n... ",3 mu; who are regaining { e e e o ’
an. H 3 Ir arms or legs at The -
.1 - Tit-1‘: ‘H-J‘wital Because . Barr) cum came back strong last night. Harry planed one of the best
Hm a -- 1» m-l teams are now mines or his career and kept his 3oungcr opponents on the Jump throughout
w, ._- .3. ..n Inltgral part of an hm. game. .
I... .» 'Y'l 1i 'orgunizations. it is not . , .
v“... .m: Ihtsr- patients bored 0 . ' ' ° ,, ‘ \T‘
a... ‘ (5': 1m» “1”! them to this? ‘7
m: u ... I...» dedicated entirely It was hard .to recognize the ”eterans ias', night. They learned much
In 1 . r -i .1:th r-care of ind“. rower than last week. ”they must haw, fouad} wl‘t‘ountain on'éonth."
firm as 1nd diseases. Naturally i H .
1h, «1' :I'tutrrii baseball activ ity ' ° ° . .’ X
3.. "- . rm-chano room. where.
1w ..: unusual exercising-ap-
p" 1‘; llltfnt3 revive the use of
m... «Al "mmbcrs. Ball throwing
1.: . . the manhine exer-f'
patients are talking of
1... .1 uninhig league activi-
sm llalir‘mg‘ site for the hos-
pl'» '3’ ill lIthn
'Ios
... - .1. arm or grip a ball
.x- ' ~ ...1I;r) 11n-
.,..v - ml to swatting the lea-
.1-, cum: I: across the plate
1. '...l l'urk before the
c-urhusmsm for
win: {In land
is IMF ”in 3lgor
p '1 : r-
.l'. ' 4“ t
which
‘ 1.1.; llw- lull was bounced
.. ..-l. in: trainer—or rather
‘ o" tlw iii-construction
i . . m- I‘liunl) therapy room. was
" ~ sIIt‘I'wmwi fingers of :1 hand
I \Ignimc- \t‘Ii’rLln. Simultan—
Invourusrmi a lmkwr with (I
lullll in try ltfirilvl" :It
.21.].grip exercises. and
.lmg‘ his nuklv-
. 31mm: man with
uniting“ in luv.-
.mL on tho.
33"L2l1 lliS cu."-
i3r-.Illlv3* swings
Xilll.
l: “\‘t'l‘i‘litwl.
‘.il.il“i‘ Lil'lt'
mil nnll look
'passinr: l-wl‘.
.lmnmml'ul-«l l‘m l-‘lill‘llwl list-
snmslnwl V'Jwgcis lly .Illliing
1 couplv- rlr v~\-~wr3i1w
lit-l1]
33 lIllt
ilisIlulItlls limln Io l In
”nil-:3 pill hint: Tull; about
1' “'5' vrmnin: cnmws :It the
- viivwls 33.1.4 lvztri'rviptml in.- thr-
n" Jimmy below-3'. iii.
51 Iliuimrv ltl<'}('l.-
‘q 331w M'uko 1‘. ii: .711 nutnnin-
List Nun-"mlmr. hut (Irr-
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“1- look: 1] mnimisly
.lun'.
l'.:1-is—V—Vill Have‘
at
‘r. 3
League Baseball
‘IMI! lib—Paris is to have
’ '.' this: sumnwr. The
‘ t‘ .u .‘Ison was set rm- May
Hm: hc-lti last night in the
‘3 »'.:Xfli’I Building.
1 amprisrs four clubs:
.-.. , Veivrnns of Fort-ism
\V ‘ Ham-inch Club. and the
on the
in the
~ 2‘. L71 l»-
‘-. nhll
'_1~.
played
Grounds
“am X qgs 0f ‘
Vi all-Eyed Pike
:- April iii—The state
ummisslon was in ses-
Ixrc‘rnoon. It decided
I'I'Ili to the govern-
. 3 ..;' eggs or the wall-
. . perch taken at Lake
"Mr-m eggs will be
.I‘ the shad hatchery
in the lake which
7 i3 the Zoar dam at.
«;:‘-«3 ads work won-
. s
13.—-Sprln‘: ;
lmn with a “a
now looking”- .
his!
also ' 0 '
' in 1m (1. I'lmIIl‘i’wur who was r1:-
nml font to mow".
:1 silver star lapel
his riizlil un-
leather-
1|?! 3.
:It the
.\ roilrondcr from Ohio
of his
OPENING mums.
(Illo-llil-
I’nln
arri-
to fixer-
his two
.2 «Own
. ‘ v”
§
The high school lassies losta
local girls played the Park City
the state.
dimculty ln finall3 coming out on top.
his fourth straight pennant in
. 1- 11.. so 301mg men. who We”, are apparent,“ stronger than last 3ear when they
0
.gnmet ahead of Rochester.
poncnt for Dempsey.
l.) i .,v
brand of ball.
the (li: nits has been following
automobile rides.
3m Kmart-I
hard fought game by but onei point. The
the the strongest girls team in this Wow
The, Bridgeport girls were much older and' hea3 ier than the- locals.
but men with this advantage the3 had to extend themselves nnd “39.9.1336:
Baltimore Again Strong
Jack Dunn. manager of the Baltimore ”Orioles" will endeavor. to
the International League this season.
. Bob Martin. the A. 1-2. I-.‘ hea3333'elght champion. is on a tour “ to toreeé
X "'M “Wm-"l“ n‘i'lseaw" Jack Dempse3 into a match." The chances of his (icing so are very filing.
the boomer. because the American public is convinced that
each can neIer make the Dempsey grade. On his
I'Iankest hea3 “weights that can be. dug up and a. line of successive knocké
“ " "’ l'““'"‘=’ “”0 ”‘9” will not fool the public into considering the soldier chmpion as a “heir“?
With four local teams p133 ing Sunda3 bail on their own diamondmth'e
bust-bull fans of Nor-walk will be imishiy treated during the coming season.
Ami the best of it all is all {our clubs gi3e,promise of furnishing an excellent
Christy Muthcuson picks the N033
Le ague pt nnzuit and the worlds series for 1922
the spring training closely and believes that his
{ox mm team mates how the best chance.
cuiosis has improud so much that he is no33 allowed to take short nails and
.3
wine.
Tho‘é
finished a. score-.06
a. as a.
tour Martin is meeting 9"?
. .a--At" -51.—
York Giants to win the National
The former pitching star of
Mathewson. 33 ho is fighting tuber-
flF MAJflll lEAfiUE
13.-—Opening
major league season
yesterday in most in-
stances b3" the work of the pitchers'
mounds. "Dutch" {euther of the.
Brooklyn Dodgers engaged Artie Nehf
of the Giants in :1 tussle at the Polo
Grounds. “Dutch" permitted onl3'»oc-
casionul bingies and won.
'i'rbnn Shocker of the Browns. and
N l-IVV YOR lx’.
games of the
\t‘t'rt' marked
April
inn-rt sting contest in the Windy City.
Faber allowed only three. hits. but is-
suwl a trio of passes. two of which
blossomcd into runs and defeat.
Shorkcr was touched for nine scat-
tered wnllops.
Sher-(lei. ace of the Cardinals. was
opposed to Cooper; the Pirate star in
St. Louis. Sherdel was effective.
Cooper wasn't.
Grover Cleveland Alexander buried
the Cube. to an easy victory over the
Cincinnati Reds: the veteran mounds-
man Quinn lost aclose decision for the
Red Sox against Philadelphia through
errors and the bespectacled Lee
Meadows turned in a. tour hit game
for the Phillies against theBmves. '
Over in “'ashington Mogridge turn-
ed back his former Yank teammates
by virtue of the Senators’ walioping
otJones' ofl'eiringu. Tris Speaker's In-
diam: started off in the first division
Oldham of Ty Cobb’s outfit. - '
.Roper Winson a Foul
TULSA. Okla... April 18.-—-Cnpt. Bob
Roper or Chicago won the referee's
decision last night over Carl Morris of
Sopulpa ln~the third round of a sched-
uled twelve round bout. when Roper’s
claim of a foul was upheld b3 _the
Urban Faber of the \Vhlto $1: had an,
THE STANDINGS
.\ It ions] Rogue.
VS .
L. P.C.
1.0M!
1_(i1‘I1_I
1 Jim}
1.000
.000
.[IIII‘I
.000
.000
Brooklyn
Philadelphia
St. Louis . ....... . . 1
Chicago 1
Xew York
Cincinnati . ....... 0
Boston .. . . .
Pittsburgh
.H'prcaro
American League.
W. L.
Cleveland . . . . . . . . . 1 0
“Washington ........ 1 0
St. Louis ....... . . . 1
Philadelphia ....... 1
New York........ 0
Detroit . .
Chicago ....... . . . . 0
miston....... ..... O
Yesterday’s Results
RC.
1.000
1.000
1.000
1.000
.000
.OI’IO
.000
.090
.........o.
’3
Hint-hula":
\‘ationalleagne.
Brooklyn 4. New York 8.
Chicago 7. Cincinnati 3.
Philadelphia. 7. Boston 1.
St. Lonlslo. Pittsburgh 1.
Americanlmne.
Cleveland 7. Detroit 4.
“'asliington 6. New York 5. .
St. Louis 3. Chicago 2.
Philadelphia. 3.‘Bostor1 2.
Games’l‘odey '
National League.
Brooklyn at New :York.
Boston at Philadelphia.
Chlcagost Cincinnati.
Pittsburgh at St. Louis.
muscle.
New York-at Washington. ’
Philadelphia atBooton.
Detroit at Cleveland.
m
. lime the Commission 6W3? “tow a
gqhautum title ne3er was mailed as
' which Williams put Ertle on the floor WARS
was foul. As a matter of facL'Barton ( G 7F P.
made no decision whatever; and Ell-tie , ' ‘
., Muller,rf.............5 2 12
in lezuiug the ring automatically dis» Gust-mm it 1 2. 4'
qualified himself. \Villiams was a Brother-ton c " ' ' ‘ '; ".' 2 3 7
t I I v n e .-. oh I
hoax) bod) punchcr and had never Lonchak. r. g. _~_ 3 1 7».
been accused of low hitting. Trust; Cahill lg . _ . . . _ . 3 1 ‘7
worthy ringsiders declared the blow ' ' ' _ __ __
landed in the pit of Brtle’s stomach. 1‘ 9 3-.-
‘and as he curled up on. the floor his RED MEN
manager. Mike Mchulty, yelled G. F. P.
‘3 oul!" at the top of his voice. . Ertle Court. I! .. _ . . ...... ‘ . 0 1 I
helped to his corner andThen left Clancy rt . . ' . _ _ . ' _ _ _ _ 2 4 8
the ring. When llarton was queried as Meeker c ' .. 1 5 7
. A ' neonate-0.100.
to the blow bemg fair or foul he sud \iason lg . . ‘ _ . ' . ‘ . . 5 2 12
he had not made a. dedision on that ‘ ' " ' __ __ __
point. Had the referee decided the 8 14 30
blow was foul \Vllliams would have PARK CITY
bm-n automatically disqualified and - G. F. P.
the title zone to Ertle. Barton's lack ’ - rt . ..~...... . 1 1 3
of action left Ertle in the position of £3.25, if :.::TT..... _ . 0‘ 0 0
having the ring and refusing to con- Knole..c .. _ .. ______ _ _ . 0 f, n
““2"“ ’Meade.rg . . . ......... o 00 o
Lrtic never possessed class. for e enroll lg ____________ 9 1 9
was shaded by Zulu Kid. who was on - \ichllnher if . ______ . . 0 (a 0
“eight-d by eight pounds. Frankie ' __ __ __
Bums in the dacilnlnt- years of his 5 2 2
(‘art er stopped Ertle in fig time. G: P. p.
SVVII-‘T GIPIS '
If Pal Moore ever gets a match with \[c’tlahoh if . . _ ~ ' _ . . 3 3 11
Johnny Buff the latter’s bantnm title. ‘3“; Com-cring. rf. . . . . _ 0 O .3 0
Wm be slappel nwnytrora him. Moore Brotherton. c . ...... . . . 0 0 0
.is the champion open glove slapper of Finkler 1g . . . . ‘ ‘ . _ ' . . _ 0 0. o
the world. and wniiohls methods are Skidd r: . . . . _________ 0 0 0
discountenanced‘ by. all boxing rules - ‘. ' _ _ __
yet no American referee has'seen fit 4, 3 11
to penalize him. On on" one occasion
33:13 Moore compelled to cease stup-
ping with the open 31038 and that was Plans‘mmer scum
when he boxed in England. He was .
threatened with disqualification by the _ for Homansmp
British referee and promptly discard- '
ed his illegal tactics. American rcf— hORTHFIELD. it. April 13-
‘oae under pander Mole.
“a; ’ 2 u.“
A. a result of his Wm,
bout with Charlie Pitts in thy-W- :,
m Exhibition Association Cloth-t
glassy night. [aw 'Pe'ndler. turm- =
debug» lightweight. mm m 2
Why the New York so»:
Athletic Com-hon. Phil Gm
Tamar. was also suspends
ed. They are to be given shearing
M was dbqusllnod in this boat
by the referee in the sevemlerround
because of onto-l. which was seen cnly
b3- thc Ieferee.
“I; "Old-timers” came hick!
rprlse or basketball random ml
the Veterans Basketball
night at the Nor-walk armory by the
score of 81 to” in the seconds’ame
of a series of three. By this wiqr. “3‘14
team has won one game with the de-
ciding game to be played oi! next
Wednesday mm. Q
The“Vets” entered Hie arena. with.
the lineup somewhat changed from
last week. In fact this were three-
new faces in the lineup. Men.
pm and Isonchnk were the ad:-
claim to the team. Dago‘u us run-'3
to pk:- because 0! a strained ' oi:
'l'hcro is to be boxing In I-fbbeta
manning the warm weather. but
only in the daytime. Thfi was made
bvideht yesterday when n represents.-
are“ the Brooklyn .ball club called
up Boxing Commbsioners and
Whoa
Wave meanest.» Field
caller to understand that... license
7°“ be im’ the bat piano: with the ”and.
Itawfli heirenemberedathat-Ebbetts
- _ . ‘ m ogmggem Baton flatm-
mlm Mcfleueu surrendered thur‘mw was ended. the team was in theq
license following the flapute between
the Commission and the WWfigad with. 213mb alreadycamed o:
Reporting Club over the Her-mini-
, hell shoved. unites... Mable
Lynch fiasco. However. as the base- Change men-Yet.” m M dorm g
to 16 "points while the Bettina: scored
Brothel-ton Med 3.. pretty me ‘9'.
The "Old-timers,
wlmuwwreianow
the Opinion that the Field is entitled
{o ”mm-«0‘ “film he wen}.- 33mm center in Me
5 Y: ".,BobeI"i-—hl P'; .lsto. T grahe'phyed anew! thtbest some:
ac es at t e eager Sporting Asurpri -, film it“.
Club next Tuesdw'and word‘comes or wmfddzwlln cougar m
.3”:;4g:-"W:l§$emp “’fgimh“ inane Ion; shots. Guamieri. fooled his
u 3’ u" ”a m “ ‘ at followers by pissing the passing game
he -“ '"km‘ °“ " “‘m “ m” andimorms irfine communion with
tlonize his style. of fighting. It is said the rest of the that
that Young Bob realizes his right On - ~
“mamm- and~hrwtlt~endeuw
or to develop wright hunt “mirror
the spectaisfbeneat or Reeves
It is questionable it Young Bob can
learn any- new tricks now. Old Bob's
emails“: was is“. andr-it Maroon
had inherited that left hand punch
that won the. title {or his {other all
would have“.
baskekéaflflmfm Remap
mmmm the second halt
Medal-t MW” in one rattle and
mummém
line- «In. it is understood that consid- ‘
erable manor. also: changed bonds.
Bets on the games-and serial. inmost
cases; were made With the undentand-r .
in: the original lineup would stand.
and so with the lineup changed. all
bets Vere rammed.
, In the preliminary game the pm
City Girls defeated the SwiftGirls ot
Xorwalk by the score or 1: to 11.
The score and summfies:
There is apparentb no good mason
whytJohnny Ban should box Johann
Brtle. The St. Paul pretender to the
the champion. George Burton. referee
Kid “'illlamt-Er‘ue match
that the blow ml
of the
never declaired
Plans for a summer school of horse-
manehlp and polo have been submit-
ted to President Plumle3 at Norwich
Univeioltz by the Military Depart-
ment- for consideration by the true.
tees.
It is ow to enroll outs twenty
five men the- mat year. They would:
be taught Mug. aheatn. home
that a man who rides ought to know.
When Pitches
for. Tim
Local baseball fans were interested
erees permit Moore to slap to his
heart's content. and Butt willzbe wit!»
out his bantam title-it begets into the
ring “1th Moore.
Carberry'Mhde
EroahGolt Shot
(‘HICAGO.. .Apru' lit—James .Car-
berry. professional at the La Grange
Golf Club. brought back the stnngbst_
freak shot from his winter golfing
thus [or recorded. On» the 650-3'ard
firth hole of the Highland Park.-
Florida. Club, Carberry pulled his
the tee. He sent a. 250 3nd brassle first time that Art Olsen. local boy.
straight down the edge or the rough 332110 is pitching for Detroit. made his-
aud failed to get on the fair- ‘87. m' oipeamee in a. big league game,
then puched- a unable into the cup; Cleveland won 7m
thereby scoring.” eagle three with- L“ and pitched
- out havingrbe‘en on the fairway area use not two innmgtot the game. m .j
thagreenatall. Forthctvwfitmightyus cneditedlntke box soorewith ,
bewxptnine‘d that an. eagle is am 3 three hits. but only gave one wild.
Mottokabette‘f flan-Dal? w being ..
pertect golfi'whiie a birdie is a score
St. Louis at Chicago.
WELL- TN 6mm
Ate-155750 mu
”151.1. 414 secure .
15: Days to SIEW , ‘ '
team defeatedtheaed scamm-
“mandated; .
weer. Merl: howl" ’
. the other-hand. Blackmsn . N
starred {or the Red Men. making six]7 .
With an chi-Wot the "Vets" _
Health-and MONEY SAVED.
or the full threedoor,
in a new refrigerator.
Alone, fromv the- standpoint of health you deserve the
best=refrigeratormoney can buy. This necessarily decent:
entail a. big expenditure. FroInThe standpoint of economy
it pays, in the long. run; to have a» GOOD tefirigerator— by
having one you-will conserre food,- always be able to keep
it in afresh and appetizing-condiiion. Doing so means Better
In the past we have prided ourselves over the feet of
always hsvmg a most interesting. and up-to-date assortment
of good refrigerators But, this year, we have out-done our
selves. Never before has tile varied and extensive display of
high-grade- food conservers been presented in such a unmet
in our store—never has the qualit3 been so high, or the-vain
so keen. It is not exaggeration on our part when we say t’
in our present selling you will find the exact style to suit
your individual needs Whether it. be the baby apartment st3 Ie‘
42-inch width.
genuine values is 30m- assurance for a decidedly good value
It is to vour adIantage to select early
._.come and let us show the new refrigerators to you new.
Our reputation for
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16 North Main Street
Phone
256
South Nor-walk.
in the returns from the Detroit Clerc-i :
drive into-twanghr 270 yin-do fangland guns yesterday. as- this was the . -
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