THURSDAY, m or, ,
Score 31 to‘ZEmTavor
the Old Timers —. ugh
Beats Battery C, 24-19
m Veteran basketball team «3
rented the Réd .Men the Iasi night at , ._
BY this Vic.-.
.hg WFWle Armorial
1913.1hc \ memos win aurienor‘nime.
5 “114.4 as well as the title “Champions
..I Norwh‘ilk " The more was alto :5
:m lawn of the “Old ~3M5.” A “Tad
Insult of the game come no our-misc
In the majority of tons on well «do
am In sports writers. -
Al. the end of the first. half, Mi
.. ':~ 01 the lied Men were road) to cold
Jwvt all III-ts. for that teamsms lead-
31”; III on points. The more stood;
, -I~ to In. In the second human.-
yIIar. the "lets." came back strong
molding the lied Men down to the:
5.0mm while makirlk twentycone palatal
y u- Inselses It was some come back
.vuaml; won the heart) support of
um» followers of the Old Timers.
I‘ll.“ en
unrongmb «the armory and witnened
um game still pruning that basketball
3I:«> come back strong in Norwalk.1n
wm pnlimlmurx game. the fans W?
1rd the High Five defeat the Butler)“ C
xquregatlon by the score of new 19)
This was a good game throughout.
In the mIln attraction of the emo-
3 Ir ,tlu sonic lineups as last mek‘pre-I
.‘ “H I1
94)” and Blackman «made up the Red
mun team and Guamleri Mdllén. Bro-“l
IPHIKOII. Cahlll and benched: the Yet-
I HANS
“ltllollt anv doubt the star of the
flame was "Pie" Mullen. “‘80 IQ“
:Iudeell. was his work that‘he was im-
mediate LI ratedosone of the beam:
Stelhull players_ in this section of the
Male It was the genera; dining"
amt. [ht o'nLI player who dutc d
"I‘Im unsSmith,_ of Stamflord, that.
sum onh other ‘player in his clues was
I3uurliitl‘i.1\l6ll¢h playw awning
mood gumeffmm start to finish: prov-
p d lorrltlcally fast on the floor as well
:43 having II good me for lidske‘tls. ?
‘uaIIIled. too. we on big toe-germ
anomem oi“- the fortI‘ mlgutémor play.
:zu ms demontsr'atéd to the {qua in
In“- past um. games unit with: he
ml t}l~ basketball an is should be pla).
..l and done notfiry to do all the
nimotlng of baskets Mmselt' that he
as there. Mith the “goods."
1' or the. Red Jilin" perhaps the out«I
I Inndlngrpmyer was Clancy with \la—
sou spam oecoxfl. Clancy scored
«in three baskets as well as tour fouls
7mm Motion 13533.9 the Iouls.
tin-Ia» some mil be played next;
:Iu-Ik. the Wrwalk. momentari—
alounced. today. ‘ This IIIII' be 'Ihe‘ last
ynme or the poison. .
=3Thc~score and summaries follow:
“an ..MBN
on.
hundred enthusiastic (cool
Conn. Clancy, ‘fieeker, Mom
4 the league pennant.
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6 13
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Zilrnlhertonig lg . ...... . 0 0
Illunt. rg .“'............ 0
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HIGH l'lVIIQ
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mums.” 0 3 3
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5 5 2
:Yale Baseball Squad
0n Way Home
NEW HAVEN. April flit—The
«’Yule baseball squad was on their
Jmme grounds in excellent shape to-
day. after their four wins and .three
names lost on their southern train~
1m; trip. or the three games lost.
wwo were due to errors in the ninth
Juning which alowed the Blues' on;
mum-ms to win by a single tally. The
Tale men won their last two southern
mum-s which fact was considered as
rhuwing steady improvement.
'l't'd Chittenden. veteran twirler.
mun all three games in which he
:‘Hll‘lll‘d
Milly was a. feature.
Tomorrow the Blues meet tfie local
an Inn of the. Eusdcrn Hague.
and the all around work ot‘
The Red Hen led throngmtrtb
Jfictgcefr behind the» lower ha
mmm
. a?
The Momentum:
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W;
M
311%th they gore to 3113:! 335338.311
donned-am
Animals.
Maintains coated .og because
Contrary to predicflons, the Norwall: Veterans defeated the fast. Red
Hen Makeup,“ mm mama? hat night in the final and deciding 3831194
work It the net six more points were.
first half. flooding the Vet: by ten points.
at though“. We the‘vmxe’t rumour-tug the Imam mm
curate“ their score up until my fled the Indians. Through .acourate
Worm tie Vefimsmmyzki
the lead. 'I‘he Veterans used the same fineup as last week. which included
Ted Bwtherton. Pie Mullen.
Joe bonchlk. Inn-y Calm] and Flank Wt-
aorta with Nommflemurfimthe side lines.
This combination worked
Very-well together-«wrap admrated by their two consecutive games over
the .Red Men.
,. O
fiam'ICalml shows! up especially well last night.
:trom..mr£swm and used
l
/
Harry was in the
some pretty baskets. We don't. know
why Harry retired coho lamlll as good as the best. Next year may seeth
back in theme‘ln ogrnest.
. O
s
» The Red Men were beaten but not by a. truly Veteran team. Univ two
or the Old time players were in the game. the other three being No“ Big
Idvew‘Plai'eI-r.
..'.O
The pro-limlnnry game. wds well
score '88 close and the game fast and exciting.
the'SecOnd tomcutive time over the Battery C III e. A.
‘-
‘V. :— _v". ‘ C
The Béd Men had t‘r’o
Pl’ seemed
-.l. C
n .'
Mcmn. IScott. 8(9th
day'lf some. with. the Red $x.
I 0
w,
I ‘ 9
Frankie dennro. {druier fimld's
W
other I'mrp‘m his eyer imrfiking list when hi; {QB};
fiywelght in a twelve- round hing,
wag no match for Genaro early) is unquestionably turbo
country Indus next. to.Chm:5?n Johnny Bud.
Wem. ”‘2' MIX
. i V, ‘ .jo ' 0
Gordon Mule-«e,» 'or' me 31>: .
MAIVWWht' cmmn‘ ‘ w.
boxing tournament.
M
$.33
night.
::5§1§:
,;rfi '“
The Latin national League officiallx
{All} of the peaker trams in the league lune been strengthened cou—
Oriolw are Expected to once more annex:
Dunn me practically tht ‘imhe team this seminar :6
lam} outclassed the. rest in 19 20 and 1921.
though In
sldembly. Jack Dunno Baitingom
mSpringwoods Open
Season Next Sunday
The Springwood ll. 1!. ‘C. will open
6 the season on their new grounds (Ha-
4 dick Field).
4 lthe “"hlte Sex of Bridgeport.
Su nday ut'te moon. with
The field. which was donated to the
31 iSpringwood team by Joseph Hudick u
from
bf-
popular 301mg contractor
Springwood “then completed “ill
8 the best that Norwalk has eter had
Located on the highest point in town.
affords II tsrlking View of the
LIerI thing has been
done in the construction of the grand
stand to supp!) eIerI comfort and
convenience of the fans. Situated on
high ground and open on all sides. it
,will he “ithout anI doubt the coolest;
spot in toun during the hot daIs to
come
It is the intention of the Spring-
M‘ood management to provide the. best
possible attractions for the approval
of the Norwulk baseball fans.
Spanish Team _
Defeats British
BARCELONA April 20.——’l’he
Spanishtteam won from the English
inthe lawn tennlrtoumament con-
cluded here yesterday. ten matches
m‘two.
In the doubles of’the final day's
play. Gomar and Manuel Alonzo. for
Spain. defeated E. D. Macroa dud F.
G. Lowe 6-3. 9-11. 4-6. 6-4. 6~2.
flight SdiouliGame
Was Not Played
Although the N. H. S. baseball
team traIeledtwo Ansonia. yétterday.
the'g-ame of ball scheduled with.» the
Ansonla High team had to be can-
celled because of rain.
and Bush made
hits among them and scored or batted in all ted of the: Yanks
lmc Club. lost his title of Katie: .
\Inuams of San Francisco’ut t --
W’illizuns clearly. outpolnted M“
:o a" .
we”
worth M: but might «or the.
The High schools won for-
ii O ',
me in casing the ban III—me “we. SW“
to» bother them considerablii“. .
‘ .3
3‘ »~u- ..m. . -
vgli’ot. the You”;
X!
la}
amateur W
{He‘- dreamt! o;
bigger tri'éd ha .
fiywejght
‘ik
opened their season Iesterday. Al—
um. ’wins id Mile
Race in Springfield
$1358.. April 20,-—
Ralph Dick of the First Springfield
cadets of this city yesterday Iron the
first annual IflSh~¢Xlfl€fiCfih road race
from Holyoke to Springfield. approxi-
mately'lll miles. His lime was 54
minutes 2H 2~5 seconds.
Pep Clark of Jamaica Plains. the.
{omance Club was second. :1 full
minute behind Dick and Jerry on”-
phy of the St. Thoma A. C Safest
Springfield. was mint?“
Industrial League Notes
The American Hat baseball team
expect their new uniforms today.
Robert Lincoln wasclected manage
or of the 1’. S. Shippiw Board team.
and Jack MIIII'ey was elected captain.
The R. (c G. teamvwill hold practise
SI-IIING'I‘I EL! I.
Saturday- afternoon with the Nor-
walk Lock Co.. our-the \V'ard stneet
grounds.
Overlook Joins
Semi-Prof Club
CHICAGO. April 20.———Johnny Over-
lock has deserted the St. Louis Ameri-
cans‘ pitching stafl to join a semi~pro~
fessional club in the Tnid west League.
according to League officials. Over-
lock will pitch his first .game here
Sunday for the Marquette, Manors.
Strangler Lewis Victor
BOSTON. April 20 ——Ed. (”String-
ler") Lewis. world heavyweight wrest-i
ling champion: suocesfully defended
his title against Dick Datiscourt of
Texas here last night. Lewis won two:
straight falls.
Advertise in The’SemsneI.
. Ion became ill and abruptly ended
' may secure double satisfaction to one
3' a. Mr. seldomgllear 13561: f ‘
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if," Manor-I told lnq i
mm or he!" , in} , ‘ ;_.
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In»)
Nylon, wt seat “$er are”
ship on the comm, , pram».
bledon Club in .5». W W
season. She 3311330311135 13; grin
heart set on Winfifi'lh merit 0;: m
tennis history- Inflrhsgfea ‘
ms,
._» 4
she is superior to H116. Suzanne it
Elan.
lad-nus at the; “deals!“ the two
best woman tennisgllayer.
when in no Mi: of Wu
in: which of th‘ése two!D objects. it a.
Mallory will select. but thrice wild
know the momfl’hmmommnom
failures at MWMMIIO listed
her disappointment when Mlle. 142113;;
match last Iear dt‘Foreet Hills. N. Y. .,
belieIe she will not be contented with-Q
out both.
intention to ”compete ton-world's
inure ii summation. «an. muons}
match.
Mrs. Mallory has declined to be‘
quoted. but to he!‘ (fiends. mug and
know her as»: temperamental tire,
eater. she has confided her earnest
and m 156"’dW
bond dispute he’r proficiency “
11% Tennis
law‘s dinner on,
hold: including ‘
tennis. After re: rug tr _
do her- «human:
I
31th have impofinned
firm have. mm um .
i. én.‘ At least. she ran: ..
7 In». various foals snag
fine-tom“; I; 2
nu; the am to
have» Minot.
of fit: some. it!“ , .
facadence in her
,I » ‘wulzpmrhs and r
not «twitter! erpccloflrwto ‘
ammonia; We; 4.94»
in II comparatively small number
’iqrfé or (@11me with‘ friends who
If: ex may line “plus er's.‘
mmé‘flitfin ré
Eli
.are
11 ,
an échléiIc alder. declined to norm-
ize on the bentlits of the game or On
attaching a woman‘s viewpoint to it
Her onls’w‘lfmment is: '1 play “it
because I like to pin) it." She does
not deny that one impelling reason
{or her entering this Ieur’s champion-
ship tournament is the fear of its be-
i said that: s‘lie feared anorhér test
wi b “He “tinglen.
Aoquittal for
' Fordltam Players
'KE“ YORK. April 20.—-—Acanittal
of eight Fordham l' min. rsity baseball
players charged with professionalism
growing out c their alleged particb
pation in a 5' rue. last Sunday againxt
the» Ab’aterhury Eastern League “am
was expected here today.
Frank Gargan. graduate manager
of athletics. made 5“me “weal-
gation at \‘l'aterbun .Iesterdat. -and
wired the universih authorities he. was
“convinced that no members of the
present Fordham team play‘ed in tlié
_yme; and that, the similariu'v of
names appearing in the lineup of the
Fordham Collegians {aboaook .part in-
.«-
4v
..’:
tiring purposes.
Gar-gnu is expected to continue his:
lnquirv and finally dispose of the ease
Five Leadingfiitters
do Each m: League
NATION AL mmtm
no.
Page’s—aw n. as. n.
.Snyder. N. Y. . . . . . 3 11 5&5
Gran. N. 13,...”4 19 my .526
Lebrourvedu. Phil . 3 12 6 '500
Friberg. Chicago i, 4 11 6 3.7455
Stock St. LOuis 6 23 10
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" ’ NEW YORmvl’il 20 (Maggi:
~‘ » PM) ~31! ma 333%: mu ‘
; ory. American .fim m as};
. plan, inn seekztyw
'and convincing“. ..Hemorlstration that: ‘ » H
the WW emailing i ~ - »
nag .» ~
A; Mile. Legion ha indicated her ‘
L4 Diamond EHeroes _ i .
‘ Givfiil .3 Memo
435‘2310ome’r Girls .
Looking for Games
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Cincinnati it. Chicago.
on ..u. .
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Cw at 811.: 110815.
Cleveland I1. Detcoit.
Boston at Philadelphia.
Wl’ Wm“;
SI racuae. at Jenny City.
Buffalo at Nepal-k
M
preparing to gliiedhelr diamond hero-
es a. hearty ”lemme at the Polo
Grounds Maxi; “The JYaIiks had ar-
' » aura of the reg-WQW the chain—-
_ pioushw pen“ the; m not tune
the first ball. 1 .‘v ”
Before comings-home to open their
serieswlth Wafilitgton. the Yanks iii-
Iided honors in‘ a. double bill with the.
Boston Red Said They Wed to Jack
”Quinn an oldec’omrade. in the first”
game. but tactic”
the fine pitching of “alto Hoyt an
the batting of dimer. Millers day's:
work included anheme run. a triple
and two singleemlntaddltion he made.
four or his team's live runs.
Cleveland lost her first game of the
season yesterday .to. the St. Louis
Browns. who were in a savage mood.
George Slsler. Jacobson and Van Gild-
zer alumudeua mt day at the but.
The Giants were. hoping for fair
skies todav for their rim game of the-
BmoklIn series
CHICAGO. April 20. «-All was In
readiness for the opening of the Na-
tioual league season here today. the
Clucago«club's first apearauce on the
home grounds this season following
successful imasions of Cincinnati and
St Louis. .
'illiam 'Yeeck, president «of the
club. said the advance sale was hoax?
and predicted the attendance would
set a record for opening crowds. Cold.
clear weather is forecast.
Gl‘0\9r Alexander was lilanagér
kiIIillit'erschoic-e for mound duty while,
gtlgnager Moran “as expected to use.
hither Eppa. Rixm or Couch on the
rubber.
.The usual band. singers and floral
displg's were on the program.
$25, 000 Guarantee I,
for Strangler Lewis.
CHICAGO.- April ‘20.«—-—A straight
the game Sundarfigas used {weaver-”mun“? of ‘95 30mm been offered
Ed. (Strangler) Lewis. heavyweight:
champion wrestler for a match with
. Jorn Pea-eh. of Nebraska. by Theodore
' Roosevelt Post of the Americahic-
. 'gion.
The match would be a, finish in
Chicago on June I? in the open. Pe-
eek‘s signature has been obtfiped."1‘he
- amount offered Lewis would be 9. rec—
ord purse for a Chicago wrestling
match. It would exceed bv $5 080 the
purse given Gitch when he wrestled
I-luckensehmidt.
The American Bloomer Girls.
champion. female ball club of New
England." with Elli? ‘Kunkel the m:
'strl pitcher. would like to arrange
games with all responsible teams in
p 8. A3. IE. RC.
Hellman. Det. 5 20 :1 .‘560
.Scott. N. Y. . ..... 6 21 1152‘
selling. N.'Y. ..... 6 .20 10.500
slsler. St. Louis ..'. 6 28 13 «464»
Mclunls, Clev. . . . . 6 26 '12 .463
a 26 12 .462;
Spea ke'r; Clev
them
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5M9“. ‘Pox ain-
5~Es BEEN we“. Fan
A marl-n4 MD WON‘T
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TAKE MN ‘I'H' SIC-RSV
F'leom HE. been:
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End}. at;
,, WNW by. appendicitis. treat
Mayor mum hiaemaenuu- mug " filial?
“SEE an random {diet-e me not a
grand througldizi
The
' Weighs 172 and who use“ sex—
';Moeontlue&cond mm“
theirfizi hem «crew.
Gibson's «weighing tn tears for It;
:MnnItoMathghm m
1” at!“ in tile than mine
"Wren? ulsmmbeenm
33095.:
tor he solemnly“: of increasing has
opined ofm lap-1min thawing-races.-
cm (3% “Wmmw n:
m Wiper! RI the naturalin
inadmi- will our on the; cape? norm
*ttzjfllent.~m,m the cargoes to
,f Rattan-Mn thinly-ear they mum
haveithelreplaousron the varsity crew.
famermwwere the shifting..gf
Ewing from theaecdnd crew to the:
strike or the vaflty. replacing Wand
Cheney. Shemii. who no replaced
f yesterday by Waiter Goodwin. ..srent.
:baoktohisplaoeatxo. 4.
Biz-ell
m moved outrun the secondboax
to No 3. while» J. L Cannon. who
moved in the was: against Emmi-d
lat: year and whose development hui
No. 7:. in the Inuit: C. V. Whitney re-
Magnet bow.
male horsemen the White. raced the
m {19% over flue-eighth: of a, mile,
:13: fomeravirmmg by a length and a.
WORCESTER. Muss, April 20,-—
Johnny sum of Want-hm was
given the «ace» “sham: Joh'miv Bun}.
dee. junior ll weight champion oi:
the. world. in a; 12:1..de bout here
larger:
imi‘m Winning seven of
W over, the decision «heard at. the.
Litmus one of the tastiest bouts ever
seen. in Worcester. Shug'rue weighed
litmunds and-Dundee 131.
Ric? Mayflo
. to California
YGR K. April 26.—~Laurence
NEW
8. Rice may reconsider his
not to go to California as a member
of the lawn tennis team representing
yesterday at'a meeting of the officials
of the New York Lawn Tennis-Asso-
ciation who were in communication
With Rice in Boston.
The conversations with Rice devel-
oped that there was still‘a chance that
the Yale star might be able to-’makc
the trip with “'illiam T. Tilde’n. 11..
and Vincent Richards. who leave here
«next’Tuesday. April 26. for the Pacific
coast. \Vllether Rice joins thevteani
as its ‘third member will be decided
tomorrow.
The management of the eastern
{aim together with its selection was
left in a. committee composed of
Charlesfi Lenders Jones “1 M'crser-
can. and fibula B. Dailv
U.eof P. Athletes .
No Longer Eligible
PHILADELPHIA. £er :20.—
Athletes at the lfniversit‘y of Penn-
sylvania are no longer declared i‘neli-
gible; thev declare themselves out of
athletics
Certain scholastic and ethical stan-
dards are strictl} maintained at the
institution. athletic officials said today.
and it is up to the athlete to measure
up to these requirements. keep up his
studies and his conduct to standards
If he doesn‘t automaticallv he. declares
himself ineligible.
"The three baseball menv-‘F‘arrell
Llewellyn and Payne—‘who are now"
said Graduate Manager of Athletics
Bushenell “know then were down in
their work, and after glancing at the
eligibility'req wuimmeuts moped go-
: ing out. for the baseball team of their
‘ owp recor
The system does awav‘; with bad
feeling between the students and the
officials and tends to “keep the athlet‘és
in good standing according to Penn-
stlvania authorities
Giantsfiln‘n a Waddell,
Isz-d From WW
.MEKPHIS, Penn" furl! 20.-—Ac-
, cording- to gossip circulating among
. Ml 19110me here yesterday Bill
Tel-fir. a southpaw pitcher, who makes
‘ ’ his home in Memphis. has been sign
ed by the New York Grantham» or-
dered to report .at the Polo Grounds
‘ April 24. Terry belongs to the Rube
Waldo“ moist EH {landed lingers.
' we a. fine Quorum you. the
brewport Club of the Tom League
abdthe HtfleRockClubofthe
sluthern Association a few years ago.
but "was so eccentric» in his makeup
(nil: behavior that his managers were
unable to handle mm 175th any suc-
eels. Pom John J Martin: will
prove éuu the sort of anchor Bill re-
'iae‘d baseball owners are
crew yesterday in order to tighten ‘
it. (or the short distance mes with
7» Columbia April 29 and the race "Kayla“
:7 18 «with Pdncetoa and Cornell.
WW chitin was mmurrwr
Iritfiawflafflut. Gibson carom the
“l: chosen aszthe third» man in min.
Mama {armebmfiaht'
decision ‘
the east. This fact became known.
"night”:
are “chattels find plum" council he
the Baltimore Club asserted in In;
W
do '
the stdetaof Columbia. new
decision of -a lower «on.
meow “Woe Club m
of we a» ‘ »
MustandIBones i" ’
m on ma
Pete Amman tight. Joe“
of traumatic.» in a. 12 round m
Wutmmrdonmz. a
Jones is!» m anthem“-
flea-rill fit his recent MI
W Danae}. of Sew York but-
round m ‘
gin the min chant Some? W
of Broom“: is scheduled on m
over-a fifteen round route mm
{Cally of” New York. I
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penetrates through «every air m
soothing and begins when. mm ,3»
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