FRIDAY m1?!“
SPORTING NEWS
Tough Battle ‘ I
For the Lockwood:
’ .
A The Lockwoods are in for a tough
tattle sunday when they tackle the
Nor-walk All Mara. as the stars have
bonded together a nine that iswithout
a doubt the strongest strictly local
mine that has ever been put on the
field in Nor-walk. Warm is dated to
pitch for the stars lint there is a pos-
nmiilty or Back men being brought
ouvr from Bridgeport to work for a
few innings Broad and Kuhlman will
look out for the mound work for the
Inckwooda and the rest of the team
will he the lame as all season with the
exception of center acid. Chantal has“
accepted a position with a New York
Mp line and in probably a. the
seaaboard the ship President Roose-
.\rli. A new mwiilbesacmdinhle
place. Umpire Green from Brew Haven
will be on the job and a good clean
r gum:- in assured. The more lineup:
Sport
Jenawniard latryiagtacouvinee
berth on Walter Camp's Ail-American
thing that a w
Chat and Comment of Special Interest to
Nor-walk Fans.
Eddie Kaw. Cornefl'saeat captain. Ia
mummbmummu
doesnotdoanddowell. Asafineamaahcrhehaanoiapeermfiom
and on the defense he is a tower of strength. Bis kickmgeomparua (avar—
abiywith thebsstpumcrs in the game and hhrorwardpassheavlngan.
been remarkably accurate. SotouahlfluhlkeOaflfumchoke gm. 3“ Ir;
hero: with the world champions when the 1983 season roll! around. Old
My stead, or course. will be on “but new Iatatrougcompe.
O’Connell and Wei. m who will report '
“raft-twining tor the mmmmahmfiml-
the American hm point:
that l'v
the logical opponenttomeet Champion ammummmem_
The ex-nnmm champion mmmmummdfirm
thepastrewmontnaandsaysthnthewmsoonhereadytoueetthem
manmrttore'atnhialoetcrown.m1lardisgettingummm
ovenandithdoumultfhewjncverrecoverhlebeatmm
elmntorthisseason. Mums
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for that center field
If!!! m Giant leader
developed lntoan outfielderaad haa‘awednpvmwuiththe newpositiua‘
' .AllNorwaiks Lockwoodo
”ill‘t) ............ ..... BlcCar‘len “new“ ”m”-
C 0
Warm or Lynch.. Kuhlman or Broad John 31ch will have some tea!
pitcher
May ......... :.-......- Herring
first base titors in Cunniu‘hamo
Iii”! n.1ns-oeoseurooeeooo-m
mud n the m Francisco club of the W cm
rleasams .... ........ ....... crank acquired him last spring for the tannin:- price of $754" O’Connell
sham”
linrley ...................... Hahn
third ban
Outfieldr acnmm. Prince. Oates.
Whom. Day: Ryan. Broad as- m
tum. Hall. Tobey.
(Yoke Eaters
Beat Ink fingers
in the Norwalk Iron
Mum li'owling league clm hat
right at the Norwalk Allen The
-: rilflmo‘n won three straight games
, w: H» Confers and the Cake Eaten
... .k two games out 0! three from the
Punrt 1mg
i 4 Singers. Rivers made the hut
» . c -' ma (Waning. to" with Betta
1M! h 100 The scores:
GEM
Jill: l'roeeoeee 5 7‘ 76 225
H: ..........83 M 83 246
\’ ........... 83 83 33 2“
”' ' ..... ..... 83 86‘ 97 266
«it. ”v . ....... 102 86 86 27
‘ ll . ....... 426 410 .24 1.260
GOOFERS
‘il.z . ..........76 83 33 2“
.~ ,. 76 I: 357
H l .............. 83 78 63 22‘
,1 link! .......... 84 87 85 256
i .osatinre ........ 76 72 68 216
_ CI. - “...
Toni ._ .-....... “I 396 8‘1 1,195
INK SLINGE'RS
J .(c ..... .. .... 14 92 100 263
.mcmu l ......... 38 81 82' 251
iris. \ . ....-.. 73 72 68 208
l uok- ........... 76 81 81 233
l uno t ........ .. 3! 77 .2 343
- ‘ _ ..d
lollLI ......... 395 403 408 1.20‘
CAKE EATERS
Illa-mo ...... .. .. 88 7! 81’ 234
Jm’mnn ..... ...” I1. 79 77 337
Knowles .... .... 79 91 85 255
J‘J'llhows ..... . . 88 3' 81 253
Wyatt ..... ...... 86 8O 77 2‘!
Total ......... (22 418 357 1.227
American League
Schedule May ‘Change
NEW YORK. Nov. lT.-—An eleventh
hour change in the American League
Ill-Mimi! schedule (or 1923 lmwndl it
"-Jlarry ll. l-‘ruzwn. owner of the Bos-
n Red 801:. ("In make good on I
omised protmt against Opening the
Down with th“ Yankees at the New
_“Yankee Stadium Tuesday. April 17.
. Frazee, who departs-d last night {bf
Boston. said he had been informed do:
odicialiy of the opening date and that
if the report were true. he intend“
to complain vigorously against starl-
ing the season on a Tuesday.
l-‘razre pointed out that 1 Tue“
opening meant his team would MW
.10 leave New York Friday night. this!
allowing some other club to enjoy the-
wrekwnd gate receipts. Never before ,tournament score is won one and tut
has the league opened on a Tuesday. one. ..
in- said. He is pleased with the as-
a—iznmcnt of the Boston team iorthc
1&th game in the Yanks’ new home.
but would like to have the open
«hf fixed later in the week so that his
bun could remain there over Satur-
40'.
All but Chicago 200
Waive on Cub Releases
CHICAGO. Nov. 12.-~'l'he Chicago
lhlional League Baseball Club mate-
-I -r released two cubs. everybody
mixing except the Lincoh Park Zoo
" be little bear mm had ”their
Jamelnaoanoutsidethoballpark.
"w’r-marday they were presented to the
Mnroln Park zoo and the ”was
I u'n down to male room in the con-
. 'r-urtion or the Cubs' new grandstand,
work on which haa already' been
; I med. '3 ‘ can
l'oe Memorial Award
Again Goes to Laurie
PRINCETON. '. J‘ NOV
immm 8. Laurie of Peru. lit. WW
my «is awarded the Pa memorial
. an {or scholastic and athletic excel
l-rwj.’ for the errand consecutive
Ivar. The cup was given by Mrl. John
1'. Poo in memory of her son. Johnnie
)‘m‘. who was “glad in the world
M‘Ir'.
lmurle has been an 181“!“ 9000‘
M the university this season and m
"lo study for the ministry.
BASEBALL ,
‘ AT AMUSEMENT rm j
Sunday. Nov. 19th, 2 P. ll.
Locxwoons "1:80an
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f
112—!
turn the mm in: Bill Rogue’s M
the margin .1 the Eli Vic!” m
spirit in Roper’s players. a
, e
Gridiron followers in this section
eievens has attracted unusual intern
amounted.
--. .
Very likely Hugo Ben-let. athletic
baseball club for the 1923 season.
football and athletic instruction
Villa’s Chances
Appear Briglfier
NEW YORK. Nov. _
Villa. the anon: Mina, who holds'
the American flyweight boxing title.’
today had strengthened his chancesto
fulfill an ambition to duplicate Johnny
Huts tent of holding both the fly-
weight and bantnmweight beta. The
ted convincingly last night that he
could concede considerable weight and:
reach without handicap by decisively
whipping Abe Goldateln. New York
bantaynweight, at Madison Square
Garden.
Villa. entered the ring weighing 110
pounds and Goldstein scaled 116 1-2.
The tormck's 112 pound title, as a re-
sult. was not at stake. The Filipino
authored. oltgeneralled and out:
punched Goldsteiu in nearly every
round and thus got revenge for a
ml at the hands of the New
Yorker in one or his first bouts in this
country last summer.
Conii Will Meet
17.-—Pancho 'V
nggreaive Oriental boxer demonstraJ
Hagenlacher '
Helsexpoctsdtoiand thooaurfldjobwfllthmmueo!
his wonderfuia’eed andhaavrfltun‘m Ia orierto Mme
other aspirant. however. O'Connell lit-cure up to the gramme.
immhhnto New?“ mm
much med ball players “mm with“: M“.
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tale. with a stronger line at! a;ere .dependaole one“ reserve. should
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of the country are earnestly trusting
that there is no mention to the persistent rumor that Notre Dame and the
Army has severed all athletic relations. The annual meettn or those two
iorthepastseveralssaannsandhaa
come to be considered one pane great Eastern gridiro- M Therefore.
it ,ls hardly believable that such an important and attractive contest is to he
a.
e a _
director at Pennsylvania State College
will accept the ofler to become manager of the Phlladelphhlfiafionfl new
The famous football mentor was at one
time manager of the Pittsburg Pirates but resigned to give his full time to
the State College. It is said that the
offer from the Philadelphia club is an attractive one and that Beale]: is sitting
it very careful consideration. which lead- to the belief that he win accept.
Sport Notes
Young Angelo. the flamiord light-
weight. as was shown la his recent
fight with Bobby Rainer-.11“ im-
proved greatly in his last few fights.
The basketball fans or Not-wan: will
be pleased to see Norman Seymour in
action again this m1. Nannie h
one oi the best basketball players
that this city has exer turned out. So
will play one oi the forward positions
on the Nat-walk Big five.
The for will fly when the Tiger and
Craoho tootball teams meet this Sun-
day at the Baxter Grounds. It the
Tigers show anywhere Dior the to
that they did last week. they should
defeat the strong eleven iron. the Park
City.
On next Monday evening the fast
American Legion Basketball team of
Stratiord will be the oments oi the
Red Men at their Hall on Main street
in Norwalk. The “idler. have
team is looked for.
Km. tapioca: boy who is playing
NEW YORK, Nov. 17.——Roger
tanner. of 0mm will meet in the
nuns. match today of as m
“anal 18 a haiku-e m m
neat. Mitch m
tailed towiu any “new“
in which he has played. Cow:
"NJ-t
Mallard Hot-emails. oi
thewho in defeating mm
of yesterday's content “0 to 801.
ranaclusterot ”Lineman-trust
thus far in the Mt will meet
Jake Seine!" in tonight's match.
“"30 Home. the turner
"11 in. mud can at tie tourn-
rnent last night 5: defeating Weill:
Cochran, 600 to It: in aha m
Frank Delehanty,
Held as Bootlegger,
pgNNEAIPP. 0“ Nov. 1?. e—
k Delehanty. former major league
baseball player and former member
ot the Ohio Legislature. arrrested near
here Wednesday! was released ye.-
tel-day a. friend paid his line and the
costs, amounting to 8497.
Delehanty was m white driv-
ing a motor truck loaded with six-
teen barrels of beer from Eric to
Cleveland. He pleaded guilty to a
charge oi unlawfully transporting
High School vs. ' .
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'Untversity Football team is showing
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