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The Lockwoods won from the Nor-3
\« .ik All Stars yesterday in a food
not game by the score oi' unto one.
n he closeness or the score shows how
lawn tht‘ game was contested. his
1 «me closes the Lockwood; season and.
1 my wound up with a record of thirty-
two wins and. nine losses. They have
piayt‘d sixteen games against local
Henry Warm. who finished the sea-l
son with. the Non-tin W team
pitched a great game saint the
Woods at Amment Park. Sum- .
day. l ladi
teams this season and lost but three. 1
thereby retaining. the championship We. one or the linemen on the
which thof have held now forth!) 1m Pygmies received a had cut over his
three years. The clover boys won the right we in mm (cocoon game
zmno yesterday in the first inning, im the 83% but finished the
‘linhn. the first man up was safe on at- meme out.
.ic-r Hurley threw his grounder wild to
iii-sit, Warm hit Crank. the second manl The splendid anointing 0’ Prof.
up and they both adnim'ed a. base on Cochmn in WC Tiger-Cradle:
Warm‘s wild pitch. mine then came football game Vfl'itlw cause of much
through with a hot single to right field favorable comment: It is hoped that
moving both men. but he went out: he willbechosoo. b refers. the re-,
trying to stretch it to a double. The'imahlflt raccoon m 0: thisseason.
Norwaiks scored their lone run in the
sixth inning. Warm was safe on! Many ol the mm fin. missed
imwiing’s error and wont to second as ' the presence of Arthur Brown. the fast
\isu‘ had :1 passed ban. He scared on ‘outfieider oi' formeryears. in the line-
vrincv's double to right but Prince up of any of the local team. this soon
wmt out third trying to stretch hlshit son. It can't be possible that. he has
.in :1 triple. The features of the game‘. laid up his baseball toga for flood.
x-v-sivrday were "Show” Keene's won- -
.u-rrul one handed catch of Hahn's The High School football team was
Linn"! m: to right conter and the bat—fagsm defeated in Shelton on Saturday. ‘
mm; or the old reliable "Red" Riley. i'rhoy have not won a. game in two sea-
m-nv nrond had the Lockwoods in sons. They have a. fairly heavy team
a. .ning. ho getting two of the four for a. high school eleven. but they are
. wzriws mm!» of! Warm. Too much lacking in spirit. 1th. hoped that they
nnnt he said of the pitching or both will get together and beat the strong
v. :H'm nml Broad as they both twirledl Danbury high school team on next
.. mi-l swoon form. The crowd which Saturday. -
q... ill’il out yesterday was certainly .
; :rprlbzlnP.‘ tor this time oi" the year., Roselle. the speedy halt back of the
12.. .~.. iwlng over eleven hundred loyal; Tiger fotball team. Jul! be a find for
1 pH-aonf. The Lockwood mansge- ‘ some college team next season. Thlsisf
. ~ wish to thank all'their fans for his last year in high schools
..- will‘finflfle this season and hopel
them the some brand of ball
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Chat and Comment ‘of Special IntereSt to
Norwalk‘Fans. ‘
w 519011. hoping for the same sup- easily detest Bryan Downey‘when theyi
» . meet in Boston tonight. the keeps it}. .
emu. Farms boys do
team. and thergmbs a
re cm to.
revenge thb ' ‘_ }
Many of the local tom tens re».
ceived the retw~ol_ mrrhmeton:
gone by radio. At {NMNor-waik'
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store of. the NW».EW Com- right and tor mat! yards to another;
pony a. large crowd “Wand re-.
ceived the returns pins Bohr m3
iron the Palms: stadium at Fume—
ton. N. J’. 011 next Satin-div atternoon
the Hammo‘fi'slo “new! be broads
casted play be may.
A photo or ”not Lemon or so;
West avenue. mod in Friday's b—
one of the New Your DIM m Re:
is a. member at the W squodl
of the City an... or New Yea.
Considerable n: has been
heard- on the tact some or the_
mist teams one am 91am baseball.
Itwwldseemaslitvuputtylml.
in the year to play the m game.
as louse or the players: night get cold ,
in their arms and ruin their baseball
career. .
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The past season has been one of the.
most successhll seasons that flerb‘
Herrixk. the steady first baseman oil
the Lockwoods. has enjoyed on the
baseball diamond.
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It is hoped that some or the former
Norwall: players such as Leonard.
‘ Norman Beckman and. others will be
seen in action this season against the
Norwan'. Big Five.
rm: is Burma's first mom on tho‘
down of the game .
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unless the sons or old Eli .beat Har-
‘have _ snow:- {his
‘ score. 92144—0. . .
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chamel- tea-isms on- us" alert
.em’:minntoén$~mme. and nurture: , : m '
. junta W—‘Weotaay ills: 1:..er is
. wall)” 3% Mafia!!!“ Tom
fem“ "1° 1 '6. ‘goes the credit or making both; tomb-
. "downs.
H In “1,9 3.900116 quarter unex-
M .mqmi-bma .diowns an
intercepted tom, , _ was and dashed
titty M'M'i-.&uchdodn. and. ogalu
“1 1h? “V‘P‘. met. with tour
minutes (6 PM ....e . Okifled around.
touchdown." Roselle is also deserving
of a large amount :7 of credit fortho
luv-newline“ mouth the opposing
Crasho team' was‘tho outstanding stat
otthoteleve Time otter . time he
ripped large holesln the 'ngor mm
long gains. ,
The more m the me by
kicking or: firm may the m
the Crashes htmne line unusual-do
a small pain; But on; the tousth- down"
tumbled swam ball was ma
Whmvfl'fiht Thorn. m.
thsnprozceoded to many to: my
through. tackle making first m
agdntorthe'rigors. On that“
three dom ”Whey” Mod to
‘gais and A. '1‘er pnnted. the boil
being recovered by L. Tariov arisen-1a
rest of the period the bail see-saved
back and tooth without either team
threatening to score.
second.- period opened with the
c in possession o! the ball in
about the ammo or the field. where
they attempted a forward van which
and forth until Gaynor attempted 3
forward pass which Rooney took 01‘
,0! Granite tacklers went speedingdflui
the field 60 yards for a. touchdown. A
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_ mine mar toot» a
ball .team' dgtogflgd the strong Crasho
eleyen‘. of Bridlewrt. at the Baxter
.Grouooa,yeatemyeottemoon. by one?
was intercepted by Russell or the.
iris-em The ball continued Iogohack
of the air mud; after spilling a. me;
Yes
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Milli“: min
Harlem W Ruled (is;
of Arena forPoor'Work _
' ' Against Villa.
‘Very unprofitable has ltrbecome the
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deplorable
relegatedto' a
Dem wmmm‘c;
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animate.“ a. good. tight 'in the
Gordon laterals. _ . "
0.. m. the Goldstehsflla mate):
ilook‘edliho one arm-best that had
hounds-in: & inn tins. “detain.
much.
M worthy opponents and had
shownrg-m‘shm and aggres—
muamm 'Hehad'
mm the: Filipino in. a twelve
round hoist, the little» brown msn
having the excise 0: look at time in
unscatoeoaonmnnimsolr. manta-9...? '
the match was one that: naturally ate;
tracted a crowd- !!th caused the Gear-
den ”new. has a (.000 per-
sons failed “with the arena. and
those inside M for one or. the
mutant contest-seen hi a longtime.
To their mirthmest ii: proved. to j
be one o: the nut-Wows:- stagecf ~
in the, Garden». and this :esultwasduo
entirelyrto the inexplicably poor ohow— .
in; o! Wells-1f he led three time
in men. rounds it. was not obnrvnhle
, to those at the ringside. and when-
over his smaller opponent rushed in. 'to
do battle Goldsteln clinched. Whether
he hall stage. trmht. m weakened by
the wekht. or man-old of the brown
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ALL NORWALKS in" present condition ‘there is no T‘s-er football teamasd. the b3 blond ‘Tariov kicked the goal. It waadarlng skinned boy is a woolen. Whatever
tub. r. n. no. a. e ""0“ why the. Park Citruboy shoult‘f guard, is sure 1 playing: a: fihale or a, this-period that Callahan and Enron- the was at his flunk. lac-Wm W fm‘
. v-r mural) ...: 0 1 3 b 0 ‘not be the next middleweight chain- 'game at um position. :Hishould bea were removed from the M on it by Joining Joe Lynch. Jack sum-soy;
m: .1 :u) and s.s. .4 o 1 1 1 1 {Dion cube. world- . great help tothe local team in the ammo! infirm Except to: a mtsmfihm°t§em'h‘fh“° de’
i‘l" \- ....... . . 4 0 2 3 3 0‘ — Tiger-Ali Stamford seflea' twentymd. runny Gunor of. m. luded. themselves. with the idea that
v. p ......... 4 1 0 2 4 0‘ Gaynor. who played left half-back , Park City eleven. nothing eventful they could do poor work in the lead-
1' ii) ........ 4 0 1 e 0 1 "to: the Crasho football team Sunday. Pritchard. the little forward of the happened the rest at the period. in: boxing Club of America and escape
1 or ........ 4 0 1 1 1 o’ formerly lived in Norwailc. He is one Center Junior High School basketball , The third quarter opened with the» the consequences, -
1 v ........ 3 o 1 7 o 1 or the best players that has performed team has a great eye’on him tor has:- Bridgeport team madne- o!!- The ball" ‘
1. is. as. and mu. 4 o o o o 1 on a local gridiron In some time- Rots. In the second half of the Betheldflas received“ by E. Moriarty and alter - .
an, 11‘ ....... 4 0 0 1 o _ game he tossed in tour. a. 3s._short run he was downed. The local. . . . w
_______ The Pygmies Football team and tho —— Jim was then held for downs. 0n the»‘ “ " ~
... .1... ________ 34 1 7 24 9 4 ! Greens Farms team will clash on The Springwood eleven will hold an "1161! PRU the 9’83“"! tumbled ind that -- ' i . " ' .
LOCKWOODS :1 Thanksg‘cing day. This should be a important meeting otter practice ball was recovered by E. Moriarty of; ’ ‘43 l L CLUB . L--- “WM”
oh. r. h. no. a. e. M contain as these two teams are Tuesday night. All members are re- the Tigers. After three attempts to‘ ‘ E ‘ 7 then . » the “a
1- :11. ,,,,,,,,, 3 1 o 1 1 0 very evenly matched. Last season the quested to be present, gain tha‘locol‘ team minted. Callahan ‘ . av * ’_ . ‘ you get 1 _ ‘
., ......... a 1 i 4 o ‘ 0' ,1 'cabchilis 153° souianom ”Eff down; 111- i _ MSW ET table gum. center.
Wu. (‘ ...... 3 0 9 0 0 ' . 12:08:52 “m. ‘ " am In“ 7' ‘ * . .. ‘
p ......... 4 o 2 o 5 a) SHELWN "IE“ [Norwalk Quintet UWCWHE. managers Right. gonad i . 7 . - _ » Andwxfltaw
.‘Hlnli. ir ...... 4 o o o o 0' ‘ - - ‘ was injured and: ’ to. remove ‘ - flag'_ 7
‘1 1...... 2h ...... 4 o o 1 2 2 ~‘ * W1“ Open With . from the some. his Dine: $23323 Some tnm;mn: members.“ the aid.” “harbour, breath, ape
‘ “ "‘ --------- 2 “ ° 1 0 0 1 _ New Canaan Five by Hanna‘s" M ”“3 62001110; 1 Springwood Baseball club and their pm Mr
”WI. "' ------ 3: g g 1‘1’ g g 33:? ”‘9 3°”? St°°d ' V" ° invited guests. attended a-banquet .. . I.
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______ _ Norwaik basketball fans are already . . “d”. that held Saturday evening at the ‘Roaal ... . _ .
um liq 07 g 4 a7 12 3 ”is ' looking forward to the opening game Faxnygokghfoogurnfi ran around James Hotel following which mo. urn; Mahnbgathe next (3133!
. . 2450!“: .iiY~INNlNG§ i N ' on Thanksgiving night at the Walk low-ht and twenty yards and with meat was held on Saturday ezzfiméa taste er.
[w '(nrwulks 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0-4 ,1 {he hoggilk High Football Team Armory When the reorganized. or- g. han who had i i to the the Royal James Hotelil d t: 1:5
j ., “mm” -.. 0 0 0 0 0 O 0 0 x_2 ton gate oton Hi team at Shel- walks will lineup against the strong .mohangins onto ‘ll ; planted the which adjournmuelnt wasbe a W]: re:
‘ ' QUE“ MARY ‘ i on.“ tux-day a ternoon by the score New Canaan five. «all over the goal line for hil~_-5B¢Ohd‘ home of“ 9’18 0: 8.1118111 iii, a is“
' , -l rmis~io¢kwoods 1 Of 2 to 6" Even“ Buwley’ substitute Tl“ N°rwalk3 "m be “d" “m touchdown or the game. Abe 'Isshw “a“ time was ”5°39" “.3 a . . Y
'. """ it K _ p ince Rilcv hunter-back, made the touchdown for direction of Coach 03303.19" who will» in kicked the goshmmal0fl1131 _hour Sunday morning. g .
u” mum h fl mne' r ' . " the locals. The locals were handi- act as coach and captain or the team. 8-88 W'th but fon’mjnuteg to: A special'table h'd been reserved
‘ wst on Driller—Off Broad 2- Officapped by the absence or Holmes. The Norwaik team will be composed Em“? “‘3; h‘ rocei fine ball and for the club and their guests who ar-4
" TI: ? l_m. l’lroni 8" bv “rarmlarogimkf' vrho has a br°ken ankle. of an all—local rive. consisting of .l‘oe fiviuter‘lilelreeajm?uccesstiulfl attempts to rived for the dinner about 8:30 oclock.
‘ l. \ on _ ( . . -and McLlros. To ogsetG this (113- Lonchak. Norman Seymour. Frank Kalil punted out of danger. With the The men}: wasdaeswffigzz.
I «no hush—Hahn Day. figanta‘fédhovfggréh: carat? fad Guarnierl. Ted Brotherton, “Pie" MUI' exception of a 15 yard run by Roselle . Crealan:Chlcken Soup L
l . w, ”4..-: oclulroods 7' e g-r en u s 3 o e Lien, A“ Keny, and Captain 03°?!”- tmgn tax-fling III-FWD“ m “‘9 . l
. .. - - . . one and only~Chsrles Stupe Roselle. . no 3 3 . Celery . Olives ~
1- » w 1 . ‘“Roselle tool: Groglniky's lace in the The ”a” have been hm! 3‘ ”mu“ rest of the 89mm '13" Same end“ Broaosmne Fish
\MM: ..m l. “21”“. line-u "Howls" Skidd‘ top it Hoimes‘ 1'" the ”a“ 5-" "9"“ “1" “"79 u “1’ mm. the ball in the possession or the: mm moccasins“ 7 ‘
W... 4 Mn... -ypral-tm, " Lilacs “and Warner took? Mommywtdoubt that they will be in top-notch; {118911 . _ I Frenchl‘rieitPotatnes‘ '7 .
I"ir‘\-;i mi - ii'lllfi' -*‘l.0(‘kW00dS 3: A." blue“ “t canton The locals played tom on the Opening night The elm , The lineup was 35 known: - Ice m at“: cue. ‘1'— “ I t 117”}, “A;
“MM“ . hard and essive toot! I] but “Grand speed of the local live needs no Tigers era-Es. . Denim 7 .. .. _ 1 — » .
m: in i\vn'\\.~r~-(‘l‘nlik. good enough to win. The A" n and comment aslau'thetgieayzrs have height Tarlov ............ ........ Ryan 5 but W???“ By law Anw" . 7 74 , , . _7 . 7 ..
. ...... ...... ...... .... $me aim. 3:313... .2333 ...... m ...... .... B... .. ...... .. ' .. ’ -. -
'or'luu'vlu. \l. (r ‘. n. which. upset Shelton greatly. The be proud. Wehie . . . . Illicit-Tags. . . - . frontier players who could not be pm", g _ ‘ . ‘ . :
ml 1 hi. i mm, Highs made many gmfitm DIEM . Read. out may nixht. which toast m.» . .' . . . . . . .-
—-———-—~-—-~‘» -—--——~« The showing local. 355,, mm. . rtflfl ...... ----- ~"""’“’”‘ - . m applauded; ’ . .7 . f‘ ' . - __. , ‘ ‘
( ‘ & K “fin two plays» reflects great credit on the 56th Contest 0f , ‘ Right Guard fimhi Ubon the‘ adjournment there «were > , ~ ‘ > . ” .
. . ‘ coaching of Stephen P» ;Ciii!ord. Coll T ’ s Pofiveli .-.. ........ £82...." . Immm’m. many of the players. , _ $ 7 , . __ .. i .
Three Straigllt' mm- ...... .. .. ...... .... ege em ‘ w - ~ .... m... ...... .... ... ...... * Motor ransportatlon . ,
‘or the some." making In“! of the ”EASTOI‘L- {:31 :10“ 20.—Vgu:n it; Youhas ”'L'ert ~G-‘;£;‘i-----n 'gaiek. findrew film's-I‘D"- Joseph _ . , ”
locals. gin-s Skidd played thilbachilr yette an resume or ,_ . - , om. up; ms.” on,“ , ‘ .p .. , ‘ ‘ , .
m Wu mntvh in the mu'gm Jam.w¢motmms drum man-on rivalry rm we Ai'rarIbV- ------ EJQQ'W" m9." Joann-WNW “3m. L ‘ LONGDEI‘ANGE TRUCKING 1
L ,.H_.,,,,l,, “HM“,g League schedule panting and‘kickm- m'aart'Satul-dan it will mark the urn cou- * ~ Left Callahan ot the Spdngwoodteam thispast sea-w . 5‘ ‘7 . 1' * . ,' ii; .
,.: .1”: summit 1) liluht at tho Norwalk played a consistent game. and.._made ‘test between their eleven; in thirty- Russell ... .. ..... . .. .. .... ‘ '39P .fithankwfi‘he players lorthe mp- , Dally WBCWM NewYOl’k & m
"Irv. lhv If. .\‘— ’ -.. was hiseom ht rs. " : Left End. PM M “03' ha m him. and . . ~ ‘ e. I- T . W _, » - ‘
n. nu won three several runs. George M 3‘8 Y9”- ~ m. ‘ ~ - ' m d W
mom gunw rmm the Connecticut throughout the game, and did not so! , This unusual record is duets the ‘RMormrtY -~~- - "’;;;I""" . ' againstthey were fine .33“ outfit 11.9 1 Ten mm; Your Wit“ . ‘ z .
\Vurlxs uuurncution. A highrunxl twisted. On the line. Facts and War: fact that when. the series was begun 1 . 09“,?” , Earn flmwmmme- He hoped - ; mm hum“ - 7 ‘ ..
. mg; was "1...... 1,,— need in the first nor were the big boys». Warner playingiin 1884 it. ova-customary to play mmoselle‘ ......»ufigfivfinzmnr- .tfiat‘ they would co-operafie with their . .‘ .. . \. : . . -m
1 ' ’I'hv sr'nrt‘s: this first some at center handled the games each year,_ and in 1891 three 3‘81“ _ ‘ ., ....--myfifle W_P¢¢f mar 3-9 we?“ with Mam 0mm, 26mm” SQ 1‘1onth . _~
(‘().\'.\‘. LACE “WORKS b2.“ in a very enact: fizamrwfiofi!&e;i staged, ”feet“ . winning 21113 FJ. Rooney .iézt: ital"; ‘3.le . _ . 1mangina?..gmflmirlg«mainte-VVM 881d re; . ‘1 nwx'ork om,“ “mmm'” '. .
1],: 5, """""""" 122 :2 2: gig", fiifidpfiafifflafgnfngmg Home fine A two game hmmment wai'fl‘. Moriarty 'M'Mk‘” .meam’mnmvwrmgt'g; Mtg: . 7 ‘ ' ' ' 7* l K ' V '
.: .............. 88 79 87 254 tackles. Mouithrop was the It” Of the kdropped in 1902. and the teams have ' Wes-4 Crashes: Thibanit D! :that them toughestly'menhrtedfihe 7‘
‘ . ~ ............. an 85 82 241 Shelton team. He is one or the best? but. once-annually since then . 3" men: Hahnw’féfm 33'?” be five!“ and Fined
_" .\ (,1 ml ...... 95 92 76 263 players, .outslde 0‘ Kiss that “as Out at the_ fifty—five mes Til-1M M EDM- . . - . f - ”W'Mit 8!! Mn in ' . 7 ‘
' ' ‘ ... .... .. -..... locals have been up walnst this yam date, Lafayette has won thirty, Lo- ni: 76¢th fit—lfi “fie. . and additional hleac‘ner 7
.m .......... no 417 4-16 1 m mum-n mu“ m 0" m“ m" “3" ”aware“ “'1‘”? "“'° ha” Rae ' mndebars. seat: on; out and me me were 8! mm ’
C. & K. . {touchdowns Shelton made ‘81! their been neg, . U%W80mn my “Wei . t 7 ‘ rm m g , k 7 7 7 7 J 4 7; i
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11:11 .......... 457 421 486 1.34! 503‘ line‘ for orwa 8 0 y ‘1“ the Inber-Collegigte‘league race‘and , it” than it was this year“ - ' .. - d ‘ “give" we fit.b
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