(In next Sunday aflcrnoon at Arcadia Hall. Brooklyn. the. Brooklyn
"lIaskI-tlmll tivc “ill opposc the Dodgers to dccide which will play the Mac-
Ihownll Inn-um team for the title of the Metropolitan Basket Ball League.
"l‘lII- tzrnnklm tI-nm has [won showing poor form of late. while the Dodgers
u"... guilt: ul tnp stridc. as cvidcnccd by the cnsy manncr in which they dc-
lfcntml llw (.‘cltics inst Sunday night.
,Nlulunv. til:I.~I('?I. llicondzt. Russell. Dreyfus and Harvey.
[I'm-tidy \Vulsh will appear before a metropolitan audience for the first
Himc sinm- hc lost his title to Benny Leonard. at the Rink Sporting Club on
.b'nturdny niuht. He will go it'll rounds or 195s with Archie \Valkcr. the former
\Vclsh is a. master boxcr and recently staged a come-
Zlmck by Ilt'l's-uiinLr lit-rt li‘orln-s at Calgary and Clonic Tait at. \Vinnipeg. De-
h‘mItin: 'l‘nit “us no mum {out as those who saw him perform in the Garden
:Sullilil‘lll‘ I-liztmpion.
Mill Ilil".\'i.
Young Hob l-‘uzsimmons and Jack riceves have been matched fora
3...“... round rmnnntI-r nvxt 'l‘ucsday night at the Pioneer Sporting Club.
‘uou. mus.» Howl. nrywcights are aiming at a match. with the title holder.
Ilt‘tw 'l'txnnI-i.
Si:lltl>i.lll.\' '/.l.j.szko. the formcr hcavyvvcizrht wrestling champion. is still
'l'lu- Polc the other night threw Yussit‘ ()ssniun. the
"l‘urkish “rt-slivl'. two straight falls and punished him so severely with his
il'flllinux tnr lmlil that Ussmunxollnpscd on his way to the dressing room.
‘\I-I'.\ mm ii in tin can“.
'l‘ll-r l'i-inrw-tnn l-nscbfnl tcam this your looks likc one of the best of all
filthy, I'HllI‘LII-s. 'l‘hw ,\'.:»w Jcrscy students caused the iGants all kinds of trouble
.at. tlu- l‘nln (ll-minds 'I‘ucsdny and nczirly cut away with the game. On “'ed-
:nesduy tin ,\ lunl litllc ditlir‘ulty in defeating: I‘rsiuus to the tune of
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lm-nllx 11:11} stun wrist. \\ llll‘ll “ill (Issurn thc fans of :1 good Killllt‘. In addition
an llu LJ'lH 7. in»! kunml munnnt-lnr ni has scrum-d thc serviccs of a build as
.wtui Hill 1: .1’7!.«i".lviil ll. EiIni-m- of thcir ozliciul opcning at their new park.
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ls»: ,:l iitll.‘ :w.‘ l’nll«m‘it.: (WWI-l} tl‘c work of .\rt Olson. the local twirlcr.
who l5 hill. in ‘lrill 'l.i< .s‘ 'aso' ”lynx. who has :i host of friends in this city.
Ir- I-pr-l h ll ln lll.li\’" gnwi in "w in; slow. (lllki his many l'ollowcrs wish him
71hr lws‘t {ii iii! ii
In the Realm of
Sports
By F. V.
.tm pluyui tl‘l‘Ol'lL'SS hall and cloutcd out scvcn safe hits.
:Ittcnrlcd
Nlllllff local (nthusiasts were among the uswmblagc.
l-nw'cmi lHLSI bull twain plan a bin opt-ning on Sunday ncxt. They
strung llusvbulls nl‘ llriilgcport whose rcputntion is wcll known
McMahon
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thc opcning game bctwccn the
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MoiTit to Pitch
Opener on \Vednesday
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rm. who‘ll lvnmlntl 1mm ins
lawn pick-ll ll). t‘omh >3 l‘.::fn...t; ilil‘i
M;I,iI:I:"r ('llul'lt‘N‘ l'. lion-ll“. 'i'l‘f'
'th-n :IIlIl \\'llil~- will plny tlwir first.
5;:IIIII- In li.-- w ...«m \\'mim win}: Whrn
'tlw) inmnwy tn Ansoniu (i ll play ll‘iC
high Swlzm-l nl' llzzlt Ill}. l‘ i< Shirl
film-I'luwl; ('ux l-le..~ ‘11.... r. lino} tmlrn.
'h’l) illill lllI' llll‘JlS will iv» to llus‘tlr
40 \\ill {in opvmr. l'rnl;l< Elvltlil’. 1...“?
\’l‘.‘ll",\‘ \.Il.\ll} [\xiilvl. \\iil pili‘h llzv
.an-mllu' Luann: \xiti‘. 'i'onniiy Ireland
lII-hiuvl lln- but.
'l'llw limunp .llMl lulllllli‘.‘ mvis-r is {‘4
Jollinxsf
lit») l'nlvisnn. fill lIqu'u
lv‘I.Inl. ii'l‘Lll‘ l. flill lam.
Thomas in lflllll. (:ltc-lmr.
Dung-E H Fullw. (. lilt'l‘ ii‘ 17:.
M.I.\ [luv nlwlr. short s‘ltp.
l.il\\'il‘lll’l‘ .‘vln~.\l:il.m;. ll l? 31- Li.
Francis Hoyt, rizrh' pil' 21» l.
Lcroy Millrr‘ inst l-::f~'-.
Subs. r.\ll"lll Mntlw 1‘, 1.75m .‘
'Inndy.
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Boston, 6; Philly, 2
itiS'l‘th. April JS.—lloston F'\‘('l'.t 3
up the sv-rics with I‘liiludclpiEid lac
"winning today. ‘3 to 1‘. Knrr zllva-l
tivc hits and wns ctllillI-d to :1 shutout.
(errors figuring: in lmth I’llll.’ld“ll)lllil
runs. 'l‘lw itml Sax hitting was timely.
(‘aplnin l‘rntt
lr'nding with two
ndoululo-s and two flush-s.
.Pliilzulclpliizt l u n I) 1 C» l3 (i (u-«j
13081011 ...... l l' 2 1 tr 2 I7 if: *—6
linlterivs: anrison. Sullivan and
Perkins; lx'nrr and “till.
Time of panic. 1:47.
Pittsburgh, 4;
St. Louis, 8
ST. LOUIS. April Iii—St. Louis hit
'IGIazencr and Morrison for 12 safeties
today. including three doubles and
{homers by Smith and Ainsworth and
kiefeated Pittsburgh. 8 to 4. Smith's
)circult. rap came with two men on
'Jbase in thc second inning. .
{Pittsburgh ... 1 (I 1 (.I 0 1 1 o 0—4
aghliouis ..... 2 3-0 1 (i <1 1 1 *—-S
‘ Battcrics:Glazcncr. Morrison and
flooch, Dank, Bailey, Bart‘oot, and
IAinsmith. ‘
Cleveland, 8; Detroit, 3
Clcvciund. 0.. April 13.—Clc\'cland
ll‘iJl-l" it two strztin'hts from I'll-troll.
wimzin: x to 3. l-Jhmkc had two bad
innings. ’lilI- stnrtcd to pitch for
Cicvciund. but was t‘orccd to re-liro. :it
tho cnd of thc sccond inning as a rc-
snlt of being hit on his throwing arm
wi‘l: u bull thrown by lilimkc in an
attrmpt to catch him off su-cnd.
l‘l‘il'Oll ...... 1 ll " l' l’ U 2.‘ U 0—3
L‘lvH-luud .... (I 5 0 0 (l U 3 it *-——8
WatcibuEi‘eam
Gets Young Battery
.\'l‘f\\' YORK. April 13.——Thc Now
Turk Nationals today announcul tho
rvlmisw a young battcry. i'itchcr
i’l rm» Malone and Catcher Frank
Sami-lfi to thc \Vatcrbury tcam of tho
l'LISlI r1: Lonirue. I‘ltchcr John l‘roc-
mr inns lmt-n rcturncd to the Columbia
South Carolina tomn of the South At-
]nmic l.<-:Igtic. The Ncw York club to-
wins nn option on the services of
l'lli'lll-l‘ Malone.
Chicago, 5; Cincy, 1~
C‘lNI"l.\’N.\TI. April .13. -—— Luquc
\ms hit hard and Chicago had little
Ililliculty in dcfcnting Cincinnati today,
7 to 1. During the first inning. four-
tccn of Chicago's rcscrvc plnycrs were
ordered from the bench for protesting
a decision. This lcl't thc visitors with
lvnt elm-cu men on the field.
("hicngo (l 0 J 0 0 1 0 3 0-5
Cincinnati .... 0 0 O U 0 0 O 0 1—»1
linttt-riI-s: Aldridge and Hnrtiiett:
Luquc. Murkle and \Vingo.
St. Louis, 4; Chicago 2
CHICAGO. April
made it two strai
n
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iii—St. Louis
ght from Chicago to-
day by launching hits and winning 4
to 2. Dant‘orth was wild, but pitched
(-fi‘cctivcly in the pinches.
St. Louis ..... 0 0 0 O 1 O 1 2 0-4
Chicago ...... 1 0 0 0 0 0 01 0—2
New Haven Club _
Buys Stryker
NE\V HAVEN. April
from the trainin
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‘ 3' quarters of the New
aven Listern League team today
In the Brooklyn lincup appear Leo
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- This year. just as in years p
ranked among the best in the coun
playing short. and Gotsch
have spent much time in getting together a good baseball nine.
veterans appear in this year's line-up, it is doubtful w
Pitcher Harvey is considered one of the best twirlers in
, covering the bot corner. help
Namnra will catch flies in center field. Betting will pl
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BOTTING,
RIGHT FIELD
revious. the coaches of Princeton U
Last year
This season they promise to have sti
hcther it will bamp
college ranks. Mcl’
try.
ay right when play
niversity have tried their utmost and
make up the best infield in collegiate circles. Capt.
Princeton bad a team that was
11 a better team . While not many
or the team to any great extent.
bee, playing second base: Berg
is called.
was that Stcrlinz StrykI-r. {iv pitchr-r
who had lunch with the“ llillillliziptllls
Club. has bccn bought by .\'I-\v llnvcn.
Tho,- tovum starts north by Wu) ol' Bul—
lllllOl't' today.
New York, 5;
W'ashington, 2
“'ASIIINCTON. April 13. — New
York turned thc tables on \Ynshiug-
ton today. taking the sccond Enmc by
n scon- of :3 to :3. Mays pitchcd cfl‘cct-
ivcly throughout and thc visitors
bunchcd hits on: both Zachary and
ghIason.
New York .... ‘l 0 0 r. 0 0 1’ 0 2‘5
“'ushington .. U 1 0 0 (I n l 0 0—2
Pliila. 4; BEIGE, 2
PHILADELPHIA. April ill—Park-
inson's triple in the (‘init inning cn~
nbled I'hiladclphia today to take its
second victory from lloston. 4 toAII.
.Al‘lcr the first inning. when the Bravcs
{got two hits mixed with a. pass and
l’lctcher's crror for their two runs.
Ring held the visitors scorclcsg.
Boston ...... " O O 0 0 H 0 0 0———2
Philadelphia
———-—.-
I.
Gowdy. Ring and Henlin.
North and South
Tennis Championshipl
PINEHURST. N. G. April 13.—-R.
R. lidwell. Long-wood and J. H.
VVheelwright. Boston. will meet J. D.
E. Jones and Arnold Jones. both ofl
Providence. who tied the men's
doubles in the, north and south tennis
championship.
Bidwell and Wheelwright in the'
semi-finals today defeated S. H-
Voshell, W'est Side. and Beads C.
Wright. New York. 6-3. 6-4. and the
two Jones defeated G. S. Shafer, Phil-
adelphia. and Fred C. Baggs, \Vest
Side. 6-2, 6-1. ‘
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1 0 1 0 0 u 0 .. ._4 'training at the Columbia A.«C. And is
h i
Butters: Fillingim. McQuillen and
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:State Champion
Is Allen’s Park
BRING l-IPO RT.
April 13.—-Johnny
"Red" Allrn is out to cop the much
dispulcd Conncctucut lightwcicht
ichmmiicuship. and hc is confidcnt that
a victory ovcr Young Ann‘col in their
coming Stamford battle will be his
‘first stopping stone toward the goal.
3Should Allcn win thc hout he will be
‘mutchmi in light Johnny RI-imcr of
lNcw Britain. who is‘clnining the title.
i Allcn has had nu‘mcrous collisions
.with‘ Illd Man Hurdiuck and his many
‘I’urk (‘ily admirers are hoping that
'the “worm will turn" in his approach-
ling battle. .
Allen Should “'in
Allcn rczilizcs that he must dccisivc-
,ly bout Young Angelo if his ambitions
:are to be caincd.‘ There's no reason
Ewhy he should’t come through a win-
,‘ncr. lie has a powerful sock in his
left propeller popularly known as tho
“Mary Ann." and he is on an equal
lfooting in ring science with boys in
‘his division.‘
‘» Allcn :Issurcd the writer yesterday.
2that: he’s paying strict attention to
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going to win. If Allen backs up his
statrmcnts there appears to be no
reason why he shouldn't succeed at
any rate Allen has a. host of friends
who want. him to make good.
. Card Completed
Joe Chimbola has completed his
card for the boxing show to be held’
in Edna Hall. Stamford, Friday night.
April 12. under the auspices of the
Veterans of Foreign Wars of the local
city.
In addition to the star bout between
Johnny “Red" Allen and Young Ange-
lo, Eddie Mack of Stamford will face
Charley Spielman of New York. in
tthe semi-final go of ten rounds. and
\Villie Angelo and Billy Van will ap-
pear in the four round prelimina'ry.
As a. special attraction there will be
a. 20 minute wrestling duel between a.
Ff
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pair of 180 Founders, John Robotti
hcr studies in the Kimble School to-
day. following rendering of a. verdict
in her favor, by Judge \V. W. Bandy
in the
night.
writ oi mandomusrtoday‘to have the
school board set aside its rcgulations
Miss Pugsley
September because she violated the
rule.
that face powder did not interfere
with the health of the pupils. and
they could use it if they wished.
combustion of gas, full heat and no
waste. says the editor of Gas Logic
(New York).
proportion at air and gas ted tothe
burners is stich that every bit of beat I
in the gas is being developed. A yel-
low flame indicates that apart of
,the gas is not being consumed and is
therefore being wasted.
their nestlinge in the dark, says the
American Forestry Magazine.
known examples of this are seen in
‘sand-martins and kingfisherHirds
that dig. or scrape out. long burrow.
in banks, and lay their eggs at the
farther end of them.
Englebert Standejesky.
Young McAulit‘Ec will ofiiciatc as
rcfcrcc. John \Vhohlcbcn will hold the
watch, and Peter Passaro will be the
announcer. -
'l'hc admission sculc is $1.30 and
$22.5”. and tickets will be put on sale
at Connie Lewis‘.
PI'PILS CAN USE FACE PO‘YDER
CORNIXG. Ark. April 14—— Miss
Pcurl Pug’sley was ready to resume
“Lipstick" case here last
Judge Bandy said he would issue a
barring students who use cosmetics.
was suspended last
In his decision Judge"Bandy held
What Blue Flame Means.
A steady blue flame indicates perfect
It shows that the
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uummmuuuinmnmninlnmm'nu minim
Perfect Health“; Demand '
a Perfect Refrigerato
Alone, from the standpoint of health you deserve the
best refrigerator money can buy. This necessarily does not
entail a big expenditure. From the standpoint of economy
it pays, in the long run. to have a GOOD refrigerator— by
having one you will conserve food. always be able to keep
it in a fresh and appetizing condition. Doing so means Better
Health—and MONEY SAVED.
In the past we have prided ourselves over the fact of
always having a most interesting and up-to-date assortment
of good refrigerators. But, this year, we have outdone our-
selves. Nevcr before has the varied and extensive display of
high-grade food conscrvcrs been presented in such a manner
in Old store~—nevcr has the quality been so high. or the values
so keen, It is not exaggeration on our part. when we say that
in our present selling you will find the exact style to suit
your individual needs. whether it be the. baby apartment style
or the full three—door. 42-inch width. Our reputation for
genuine values is your assurance for a decidedly good value
in II new refrigcrator. It is to your advantage to select early
_comc and let us show the new refrigerators to you now.
ANGEVINE
FURNITURE COMPANY
16 North Main Street South Norwalk
Phone 256 '
New Model Victrola
No. 260, $160.00
1 Year to Pay for a
Victrola
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