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THURSDAY. AUGUST 31. 1933
MM ”MIMI IMIM 12
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“...; Islanders Actually
I lu‘Ib‘QOl’e Opponents Ten
M.MIals to Attain Final.
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31 .—The
polo quar—
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I. l> \un: titan Ltjitl‘lls. \I'III mcct tod'Iy
lo I..-I Ile- \IMude I-rooks opponent
in III» I‘IIIIII ”round of the III-rhert
,(Ilmnnriz'd Cup tournament- slated l'o."
Fulani»).
'I Tl" Meadow Ilrook aggregation
IIIIIIlr its liml upw-urunc‘e in tho tour-
nIIIIIIMIIt:fV(IsIIIer:I.I‘. and “’1‘ II)‘ thv irre‘
Hislllvlu play of III-vorehux Milllurn
:IIIII 'I‘Imuny Hitchcock. Illlt‘l‘lllllllnllll
sln's. \IInMIuislIud II)’ .'I. score of III to
I'.’ leM- Drama": Countv four. which had
('II II II II sensation in the opening
III III- II _l'l cu'pl lll:l\ by eliminating the
I .I mum \III'M r tiIIM Pndcrntlun team.
'I I.. III Ircih In \\ hirh the Meadow
IzImIIw tIIIImplnwl was more impres-
IIIIIII thc- score ianicalt-s. as six of
tTIIIIIIty'a coals were gained
ilzlnllil‘flll. H'itchcmk It‘d the
with nine lollies.
ups for tudui's gum!) follow:
5.I. I‘nnlvl’. Nu. I; Hurry
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hunk.
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High Winds, Rough
Sea, Force Swimmers
to Postpone Attempt
III)\'I‘Ill, Aug:
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AIIIM-Iil'uu
postpone
English
Franco.
I‘IO‘III’} SIIlliHIn5
III III)“ The
High Inlmls
Mural” hate
lone: distuncc swimmers to
their nth-Input to” swhn thv
CIIMIIIIII-l from Dover to
Asso-
I’Iml u.
I.-I;«.: formal the
of Lowell. Muss"
By I“. V. McMahon
W‘v‘:.=‘: ‘ ‘:_‘ ‘ - ‘.‘.‘.‘.
At the close of the present‘season the 13
he New Haven club or
The games will be plane
l
Itional I. oaguc and t
post season series
and the winner of the series will represe
thz It Inigh t be arranged with the penna
l The present standing of both 39w H
Um. m of fiIst place at the close or the seas
“HEM! l” I I
I'I-II victim to their old foe the Brooklyn Dodgers.
In to 3 at Ebbetts Field. The world champions evi-
The field-
the standard and the
I
1110 Giants nIM-t and
\Istvrdnx In the scofi‘ of
lw Ills: Ippnlnted.
Olll}
Vs ith in mimv Tears.
little bettM r.
fans will now be satisfied.
I
dentlv stillercd a lclapsM from their verv
'ihg ol' the \IcGrame II “as ansthing but - t
Dodgers outhit. them and outplayed than! in ever) departmen ,
t C
in baseball but In football and basketball as well. h
quotI II as suing that the former Holv Cross star comes nearer to approac ;
ins! tlII- \eIsatile Frank Frisch than any youngster he has come in contac .
I D
O t
t air “a; back into the first division.
aYlptM'lTl‘tl to be likely pennant contendcrs, showing form thdj kindled high
hung in the breasts 0: their admire-m Suddf'nl). how even the team {I ll int:
a rut and have been plaving on and off baseball (her since It Mai-miville
Co. are successful in thM ir efforts to remain in the first dixlsion.
_- —‘ A ‘
I _ A ‘v'
the Eastern League will meet. In
(I. at Baltimore and New Haven.
nt the East In any
on in their ”I‘éspe'ctite leugtues.
successful “Western trip
up to
“(‘hirlc ' Gag-non. former Holv Cross star shortstop. is planing a great;
gamo “llll the Rochester club of the International to which team he was
farmnl i)_\ Manager Ty Cobb of the Detroit Tigers. The youngster is a ,greiai:
hull ]IIMI_\“I and it” he doesn't make the major league grade we certainh W
In college. Gagnon V688 a. star of the flat magnitude. not
Manager Cobb is
. . ‘
It Is \I‘I'V doutt’ul it either of the Boston clubs will succeed in rising from
the cellar berth in the American and National League. The Braxes are plod;
ding along in a. most unencouraging manner and the Red Sm are doing bu
Boston fans axe surelv to be 33mpatliized with 7
O C
' ‘ d
. Pat Norah s Reds \(sterdas 3 to 0.019 Pirates earné
I“ Shutting out A few weeks ago the Fittshurg team
2
altimone Orioles of the inter;-
post season. games
nt winner In the Southern Association.
a\ en and Baltimore practically assures
Pittsburg
a
a-
Tha American team of six meter
yachts chosen to race against the
British teanrfiero’ In September is
a very representouve one and is
made up of yachts suitable to all
conditions of weather. The Grebe
is a heavy. weather boa She has
shown may times that she loves a
strong windmill a tubling sea.
.Her cram-Richard de‘B. Board-
'Inan. C. 5&7 Boardman and E.
"I’ownsm- Irvin. know. how to
han‘le hex-“ll She was the most
Monslstént performer during the
summation trials. .
The Bet! Is .3 good bum. turningi
lo windward in moderate winds.
She can run well, Vice-(‘ommauder
C. Shermao' Hoyt Is one of the
was In Imu' Sl‘ll’ll‘ll )rstl-rdu)‘ InMIrII- . . . .
hm. but u hrux)‘ min Llllll ll still! “‘t'sl .
“1'”! i““'”‘”_'” "; “mu" “w“: lap" Hurmh for Ruth' He drme out lIomIr' No. 1’5 in the first inning of His-
':"“H’.“'N?~ “I “'.””mm" cond‘tmus tM-Illm ~I lmttlo with “ushineton and sent in “'hitry \Vitt “mums resting on
\.IIIIIn l w mwl II-u' days. tho-y :tI‘O first base after drawing a 3,459 on balls
, .-5 l' hm good.
-. il Four or tht- .\Ill"l’l('1illS who have
I ‘I In training III-rI- for some tintc— . . . . ‘
‘- il\.‘|ll. f‘llllril‘fi, 'I‘otlrvltnd Sam llicli- 'I‘IIiIu-en poults 110w separate George Sifilf’l‘ and T‘ 00131-1“ ”I“ batting
I. «II l-ustou. and \\ alter l'attM-rson averagts in the American League Georg:- '15 slowly drawing away from the”,
. ‘H‘IIIII'I'IIOI't. (..‘Ullnx-r-Lll‘l‘ determined Georgia. Peach.
'II I'M5IIIIII home without essaying
hut to cross the- M-hzmnl-I. No .
I how IquI‘oIIIlsiu: thI- condi— 7 T V8110!!!“ ‘
. I . League
l ‘ 1\ hr. tln‘)‘ told the Associated 1 HE STmmGS ' Nd“. York at Ilrookh’n.
: -v‘l"l'llil7\'. lllt‘) IIIIMIIMIsr to make _———-———— (‘hlcugl- ut"St. Loui .
IillllilI‘Ul“ [hr I‘mts of 'I‘. w. . - pmsbmgr at Cincinnati. 4' ‘
I M ..ml I'niulnin Multhcw ,wmm Einstein League 1...,” (I in at Boat-In
: I. conquerors Ot' thII'M'lIIIIIIIM-l. W L PC " ‘ ‘ L11 M
‘M'III l‘lt‘uIlS \VI-I'M- low] In tho” New Ilavcn 35 :IS .6531] American League
’1.“ run III 'I‘iI'ahocM-III. the “nu-Hun}? ........ 67 :In .543: Yashingwn at New Yrrk.
5v mullr {l “highlili‘t’nf cl't‘nrt Hartford ....... . . 61 (III .504: Bnklon all-’hilddclphid.
I'mmm I' Ilw straits, swim- Bridge-port ....... 63 63 .500 Ch“ .130 (.1 Detroit
IQ'II'I'II :Ind a half hours Springfield . ....... 59 61 .4923 St Innis. Ft Clueland.
:II “1"! Shull' and coming I ittsficlMl ......... 5T 59 Alli:
. miles Ur the English coast Albany ......... .. 53 69 .43
5' Ennistlon (IVMMI-c-ame hiln. \Vort‘estm' . . . I . . . 32 34 ~31 I I FiVe [leading Hitters
1hr AIIII-rirnns makc their —---——
- II' IIMIIIII~s will llt‘ covered with National League 5 in EaCh Major League
.5111! mutton I'm in order to £2”in W L PC. ‘ ‘ ’ ‘ '
. l\l cold and the bits of jelly fuh New York ........ 7-1 47 .612: ANILKILAN LLAGIE
:. I; usually are nwt with in SC'thilS ,C‘hicnu‘o .......... 61' 55 .53“ . . . G AB II PC
IIIiIl-ChauIIM-l.7 Sullinm zIIIIl 'l‘nth St. Louis ......... In 5:? .553 §131£=F.7 St. Lows 331 End 2206 .411
:~Ylll rule favorites I'MII' llw suim. :li-.l'llt.\‘illll’){h ....... . (ES 56 .548 LODD- I'EII‘OH ..... 114 450 179 .398
IIIIIIIL'II I'uttmww mnl lilt‘llbl'lls‘ :II-o- ('invinnuti ........ (N 57 ‘ .544’Speukor. Clevt‘lalid. 112 410 152 .371
Inst ltll‘klll...’ iI. liilllx'lllt.‘ Sullivan and Ilruuklyn ......... 60 66 ASSIHeIlmunn. DOU‘OIL. 118 455 163 .358
'I‘MIIlI '..l" Mllalllltidlll .qumsv Iissm- tn l’lIiludI-lphin ...... ;’ 7! .362 Nilller, Philadelphia 109 407 14'." .344
l‘I-I'~I, IlIIIII :IL'IIIIINT Hie' ('TIIHV :IITM~("H HUSH)” .......... . 3 81. .325
«I Im- l\\'*‘~lll.\~lUl'I hour's Immersion —— NATIONIXL LEAGFE
w-u‘lel III-IIlelrss “Ill In ll"(‘('SSu’”7\ to American [We G AB H PC
.MIIIIII-IISII the I:I.~k III‘ (‘I'ussing the WV L PC Hornshy. Si. Louls. 123 (255 '19“ .339 '
--I. Inn-l. I'utlvrsun and Richards III-cJ New York ... ... 76 50 .603 Tierney. Pittsburgh 91 313 115 -367
um other Im-II St. Louig _ ,,,,, ._ 75 52 ,59u Grimes. Chicago .103 392 .142 .365
—- «—-—~-~—« III-Iron _ '68 59, 3,35 nigbee. Pittsburgh ll!) 48: 17A .361
\‘II II I‘ll-\M-lanll 63 '33 .5700 Hallucher.ChIc:Igo126 492 17.. 356
l. ( K'CO‘S‘SCtt (101133}; chimgo .......... 62 5: .496
lakes 19th H019 in 1]“;Ushms'g" ------ 5: 5": ~35; Carpentier Will Desert
,7 ____7~__7 I' IiIIIIlelp ‘II ..... . 5 7 . .
\\ . “g...“ Am: 3.5,, L Boston ........... M: 75 .335 Boxing for the mfies
-i'l 0! Madison. Ct’IIIII“ and
‘IIIIin ”Univ
‘0' on {In-
:I frruk drive hm‘v
Sllt'IlI‘CON‘é‘H links.
“II from ”I“ eighteenth tee and
I ‘ Int tho (IIIlIlInIIse and bound-
. porch and run into ”In
1 mm. from whvro it was im-
Iu r.» Iulny l|l(' sucond shot. Gov.
l l'IIIIIlI'V‘llCUl. who witnessed
l.» \Iltl it was lhv first time in
I. or roll' wlwrc the nlne~
l5 4.. “:Is Ill'h't'll in a single
I:
5'de Boats
After Gold Cup
Yesterday’s Results
Eastern League
Pittsfield 4-5. Hartford 3-
Ncw Haven #21, Worcester 2-1.
Springfield 10. All at y 0.
'Vlaterbnn 13 Hr! gM-port
Rings).
National League
Brooklyn 10. New York 3.
3.
2.
Boston 2 -.4 Philadelphia 1- 6.
Pittsliuigh’ .. Cincinnati 9.
eighth. )
St. Louisfi . . Chicago 4 (lfl‘l'mings).
. ' .I lef.“ Amfrgeii'::}t‘:;te:: ' New York 5. \Vashington
0‘ ’
‘ 'oaton 6. Philadel hia
; w Illist fol- the Gold Cup‘ alums}- p
, " "“‘ WW" 50'“ "ham" l 8' Louis II. Cleveland 5.
Imim‘cn. Hi the- +5-ng to ”
Saturn!» and Monday
mulling: to nnnouflcm1:mx<~- 55
.MInM-rlcan Power? Boat.“
I}
I: III) Gar II mdfidml :
' among the pig-incl:
'lnlroplziiwo are barred .
contest. Which is
.~-l'i:l(""mi‘ht boats of ‘not
. I in overall length. 5"
I'llt
.;I‘S
_ Chicago
9
(called in
I.
\3 D
Detroit 1. (11 innings).
Today” 5 Games
“v?—
Easternnnguo_
Bfidmbrt at \Vorcester. (2).
Alba-Inc. at Waterbury.
Icew Han on at Pittsfield.
Springfield at .Hartfofd.
(13 in-
l
(1‘) in-
er Lester Sell. for three are“ arm-
ber- of the Syracuse Stars. of. fhe‘fl‘n-
Mei-national league. hm;T been mi!) 953.835 and a} am It '39er as
the 5:. Logic Nationals. mwtwf
(“my he‘d lo vofmaoybem at.
3 am: 5 in t ' pin 13 n3
999:1: enumemound I “1mm“ of
thgfhout. His blows wergxaleaaer,
wmle‘ms 1.»be cmw matted
PARIS Aug 31 (Associated Press).
-—-Announcemcnt comes from London
that Georges Carpentter. European
heavyweight champion. will ”retire
definitely from the ring- wlthin six or
eight months. This has created only
mild interest in Paris. where Carpen-
tier is not the idol of old among- the
tight fans. who rightly or peonglr
charge him with snobbishness and eit-
aggeratcd ego
One caustic newspaper critic hints
that Georges may be automatically re
tired before six months, referring to
his coming boots with Battlin‘gMSfifl
and~the winner of the; Joe: Beckett-
Frank Moran bout.
Sell Goes to Cardinals-
Ir-
SYRACE'SE. N. Y. Aug: 3‘1‘.-£Plf€h-M
1
morning. Son's“If
most capable and resourceful
yachtsmen on the American coast
and in his hands the Lila can :Il~
ways he depended on to do well.
The L’Esprlt has been one of the
5; imost. consistent performers in the
class. She has always been among
the leaders In Iiie races in which
‘ she has stalled. She is sailed by
Butler Whiting. who has had much
experience In international and
lntorclub matches; He 'isasslsted
by E. Burton Hart. one of thebest
amateurs on the Sound. . 5
The Clytie. owned and sailed by
Henry P. Plant. has been another-
ronslstent performer.- and caube
depended on to always do harm.
She is, at her best In light weather,
but in the hard blow of lastMon-
lay. when 'so many were disabled.
Clafio twice finished In second
place to the Grebe. showing that ._
the can sail in heavy as well as
fight Weather.
:
mYIINflCKS“
u
look Mason and Silverbcrg
Fonush the Fireworks at
Boxing. Show in .
-port.
7.15moorrour.
August and Young. bully—tough! freebie
5 rounds ton. draw before-7 a. crowd at
-a_bout 1.150
SWS'NWN, .a; the Stare
Arena last night. It was the. second
mid-ICE between the “IQ 11nd both con- 3
, tests' ‘resulted in MTraws. The decision
was popular. Luby’s blows. thong?!
few In number. took most 13an
Augost' cont'niuallv-r Wed hm‘ with
jabrto face and body.‘ ‘
August held the upper hand
thmghout the boot and onhnin the
second and twelfth round mthe_
West End battler in- the lead. _..‘ISe!ther
boxer held an) {£6995le Elk-3125' .copr.
testes and both tool; as. gym t-
agents mime: The bflit' “3‘3 557.?“
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iwm a; 'hlkiné‘ racii ..
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Aug. 4'31. Wm. ‘
L'ESPmr
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Duo ro 5.0! 9H:
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ROSENFELD
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weightwto August and possibly four
inches in height and as manv in reach.
Pete weighed in at 131 3- 4 pounds.
while Luoy tipped the sealrs at 123 1- 2
pounds.
, The bout was nowhere
with their last engagement. August
proved ”conclusively that ‘he was as
strong in the staunch. as Luby. and he-
laced the West Ender mm‘atedly with
body blows, The bout was minus any
thrills. Although ’August was master
at all times Luby was never in bad
condition.
The second and eleventh rounds
to thy. No lighting was done in the
first or sixth while August. had the
advantage in the third. fourt}:
seventh. eighth. ninth and twelfth.
The rest were even.
The semi-final encounter between
'Joe Savtola and Dannv Humphries of
New Haven was more or II: as of ajoke.
Savola. was unable to master the:
awkward Elm City battler. Joe pasted
badly, however. but; Humphr-
proved his sameness by refusingtaj
11111157 , «
In. the first two rounds Sarinla
failed. to land a clean blow as his op-
Wheat baffled hiin bx dodging of! the
compared
’_I_n £61131:th third and laced Hum‘
33‘?! a a few to the face that made him
groggy? Joe ‘hl‘t the New. Haven lad.
4in but he refiised "to claim a. ion! 1!}?
was the second time that Safiola's...
.minch‘es landed below the waistline.
{Neither was lauded; intenfionally, how:
carer. 7 ‘ .,
They engaged in a. game of chase in
;thb fourth with saviola. doing Wha
ropes. Sirloin came out. or: his corner .
little fighting. that was being done. In
file fifth Savlniafhmdedfiush on Hum.—
phries jaw andopencd up a cut on Ilia
eye. Humphrles was. out. on his m
but Sawlola. could not. finish him.
fin'iola was slow in mom; up his
opponent after walloping hi!!! until he
was unable to lift his arms in the
Sixth.
dodging blows am} smacked sum); a.
few petty “mags: he did everything
but hit the“ Enron)? harm the ring
pasta but "he refused: to "quit. 5'&viola
but W was up before the refi-
ewe was able to count: to». The dea-
~grjaljou tent. to: Shyioia.
The sixth round bout. between
Jackie Knead. the Max—amateur. and
Young Silhérberg; mtbé hes:- on the
Breaths-‘5 cit!!! ”Both boys stood toe to
‘sofid room Silveflfe’rgr was the
deems: of the mo and has blows
loaded more: traumas} but. Beforeei
146m Mi ins. m 93: W
Ave-mt; mam! WW 29339.99! 93-
7m; figs mm 7 var-
Miami”! W “sf-79MB"
wallomtool: @3325}? of speed out
of the 45339.. _ ‘ They will:
be re‘moflched.‘
Wy- agree years old. game and
‘as crev‘er'a‘s’ began: when topping the
Tealhéme dn‘tfion. ~ rAnstralian
Sharlle- Griffin enlisted the ringat the
arena m nfghfto meet: Johnny Der-
w.£W"-ot1mmer§é6nfin
taught Derry some of the tricks of
25014;»; you.“ Goal-v » 1 “D6533”
'. tame Mlsnry soon ”KM M001»
iLoan/m“ 01L. 2’4va 33w? 5" "7
‘ ”‘IHGING ‘Pauu 7 ~
area " :75 Same?
my wins:
89974525
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brim. It! Say
HE 51.1.1465 a
55%
mfi.’
Arabia! a}?
.‘Tu’rs 2mg 1-; 5
5 " an”
0!? Samflr 9:139
”H
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towel: as the referee nMantra-MIMI! nine over
. 371i!!!” but; '
' men
'he' verge of 4-3 tom-circa: when the
ivas mil: for several
seconds Write had been lifted to his
Aguilar”: thevetemn “fining-net
trot
’Jixifizgy Tooker did the pitching:
gcaught for the Shamrocks MP
: held them scoreless for five. W1
4
In the seventh Huxrphrie‘s though rm
phat he could do sometime? besidoo
knocked hhn—dmn_ in thefingl "and"
toeanfimdedeuhothrfafiasht_
boxthg'mlr fixeménd had him on ‘
Defeat Shaw
The Elm Grove Jrs. dammit!
g Shamrocks by the score 0! 4 to].
Uerdax morning at the Hunk.
Joe Smith caught for the sun Gui-e
iJrs. Bede” pitched and PW
double play was made by kaa’ £07
TSteber to LfinIbert. ,
ELI“. GROVE§ IR.
a..b. r. h. p.o. 5L
Steber. 2b ........ 4 1 Z 37 1
lxzmbardi. 1b ..... '4 1 1 10 1
Tatiana cf ........ 4 (1 0 0 ‘5
Teoker p ........ 3 1 2, fi 3.
Sgabo. 3b ........ 3 0 0 3 3
Smith. c . .'.' ...... 3 1 1 1' »
Elk-Cans}, If ........ 3 0 D I; 3
Sent»). 53 . . 3 0 0. 2 ‘1
Huey. I-f .......... 1 I: II 1 or.
Michel} rf ....... 2 I) 0 9 I
Iotals ........ 3-0 4 G 27. 1.8
3 SHAMROCKS
ab. r. 1:. no. as.
Plachet. c ........ 4 0 _ 0 4 ‘1
Rudd}. p ......... 4 1 1 o z”,
Brundage. 1b . . . 4 t? t 0‘ 7 3
Dugan. 2b ........ 4 0 O ‘ 3 Q ’1
Jone-s. as ......... 4 0 1 0 3 w
Palsivich. Ff ...... 3 o a 1 Ii 3
Joe, 2b ......... 3 o 1 27 i .'
Shorty. cf ........ 3 o 9‘ z (I 1.
B. Keri. of ....... 3 Q 0 3' O 1.
J. Keri. c ......... 1 0 0 1 Car .5
Totals ........ 3 1 4 2!. . l {j
7 SCORE BY IISTNIJGS ' 57 I ”
Shamrocks. . 0 0 1 0 0 0 “El;
ElmGroveJrSZOOIOOIGx—JP
SUITEARY ..
End-med runs—Elm Grove: 8‘.
Fiat on balls—off Tucker 3:!!!
Baden 1. 5 ' ’
Struck. out—43y Tucker O: if
Rude]! 3.
Sacrifice hits—Mm.
Left on buck—Elm (from: t:
Shamrock 4. '
Double play—Tucker to M!”
Hit bx pitcher—Baden
Men besee—Steber 3:
W 2.
First on errors—Elm Groves}: is.
['mptrb-F‘i-ed Shaw.
Paéoqt balls—Joe Keri 2: ML:
Time 1: 45.
Scorer—‘0. Halfmao.
Eugene Ekh, Outfiefla:
- Awarded to W
ammo. Aug. 31—211mm.
star outfielder with the Sioux .CID
an‘d‘runner up far-The batting
.gionship of the Western my:
terday was awarded to the
club of the American Leagm in
cision by K. BILL-1111133 W
missioner on a. rehearing“ 5: the
In a prevtous ruling (from
Landis held that Elsi: beam hi.
White, Sex. although the player
been sold to the Pastures}! NM
for homes.
Elsi: is regarded bv ‘haaewn nus-5’
as one of the beat: major league ”at
pects of the season.
-s
Smith”
with Harvard. and West: Point.
lane;- on OctODBr 28, "with thy? ,
corps in attendance, is expecwfl g
Norwalk Chronicler