MQNDAY. Dreams 4. nus. ‘
all the
NéWs ofDay
Min HIGH .
[ms NURWAIK
mu.» Defeated in Prrsiimin-.
m. Which Goes Two
Extra Periods.
w ml High School Basket-
' '-1f(0d the Norwnlk High
\ musing in the Armory
w nrv of 29 to 33.
pmiimlnsry gums the Nor-
Iuasies were defeated by
.m high girls‘ team by the
. to 9.
. l-nmv was one of the Walt
.. local court in some time.
us”; always in doubt until
u.“ minutes of the second
n 1110' llrsnford baskeMrs
,zwzil burst of speed. and put
rm! nu ice. Brnnford took the
i1." urst minute of play when
tuned in a. two pointer.
i lwpt the. loud throughout the
t m..- locals were always with-
.k 11;; distance until about ten
Dvrort‘ the end of the second
.
l
‘4 ~.
v. hwn the Branforlihs ssoumed s.
3 ~. {mull lvud. The Orson and White
1?sz flushed their best pming'
. or the evening. which resulted in
"- I-nskc-ts. Brunford clearly out—
l“‘"i‘ til eNorwnlkers in all depart-
.. his or the game. Their passing was
wsrutu sml fast. and usually ended"
r. .. goal. 'I‘lu- upststors broke up pass
. «m; pass of tlw locsls. If the local‘
sods shot all their fouls they would
u-m- “‘(l'l. lvut the “rest avenue lads
luthl‘t! ten rouls. F'rsnlr 8. and Holmes
'i‘lu- Norwnlk High lnds have a fine
Ivvnl‘l in the making. and with more
'hli('.ll".‘ in passing and foul shooting.
«‘uuch Stephen P. Clifford will have a
Jule team. Holmes. Fineson snd,’
Frank were tha individual stsrs of the
:Norwulk li'lllll. Holmes, the former
]~‘ri-..<hr star [.lany?d a i'me game and
- .g— c..-
The anford high WM team
defeated the Bridgeport. high team
last week.
The local school should not feel had
over being defeated by such a. fast
team as the Brnnl’ord five.
It seemed good to see Norwnlk high
with so many candidates for the team
on the court Saturday night. If
'students at the local school will only
turn out this way for all teams Noc-
wulh high Wlii soon be on the map.
The girls at N. H. S. have a. fast
team and will give all of the team:
that they meet this season s good dnl
of trouble.
5
Tao Litt'hflelzl football team worked
a. surnosr of trick plan m the
:Tigers. aundsy. If this tour: had u lit-
,tle more weight they would make the
‘ Sport Barrage.
Clint and Comment Aof Special Interest. to
Norwalk Fans. -
J
their lined-ll. and --sre coming over
prepared to best the loco! room.
The Stamford high school football
team were greatly outweighed in Sat-
urduy's game with the Lindblorn high
of Chicago. but they were in their
fighting every minute and sure put up
a. grog game.
Over s thousand students of 3am-
tqrd high school turned out to 'tho
guns Saturday. The smdents nth-or— x
walk high should tako notice Of this
fact.
Many local fight runs will travel to.
mford to see Young Angelo defend
his ststo lightweight title next Tues-
day evening.
K. 0. Km: will also make his first
spoon-on“ on the same card. He will
hove as his opponent Willie Angelo.
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v
By Jack Jung-sym- ._
_Los Angelo; Doe. fi—Jeu Willa”.
seeking to recover tho crown rm
Demwlwkfl- ”306.3119 public to. get us to." e
‘ 5m"".'.‘°'~'"-“' W tnlni' 'L‘ Still mums: "‘3 m‘rmfie‘l
whether-hp deserved onsthsr chines; that Jan~ Word. clamoring for. a
at his conqueror;
The public h8- 3udtedw-thnt pm hlshusinos‘s'wlti some'show of sums-
to which meadow-salad. a m thing, earns-tus- tor snark. 3°
The occasion was his first trend. did not show .m. .311“ch of no
exhibition. in the: Hollywood “mm
of the Annex-inn Legion. a few mil-1U!
ago. when he ‘boxod 1 charity "bung,
And the verdict was u mama
thumbs down.
A plushle‘gilnlt gar-island, with
“I. nod psthetic yearning for the
glory of yesteryssr..plsd8ing the “In;
long trail to fighting limes. but .1]-
m‘ to show comeback requintes of
championship.
go ring-idem sud Carts .writsrs
our and esfimstsd William! in notion
. walnut his Was ldvemrioc. a...
Bonus.
Keunsdy and Joe
What Bing M a"
bid s ”tom sporting editor.
friend of the big—Inn: “A” ’n-
Yiocal team travel
speed to defeat them.
Kimono looked good in at gnu-tors
back for the Tigers in the led period
of yc‘erdny‘s guns.
,hu 9. great help to the locsl team next
season.
Coleman. Plunlrott and Mulqunen.
three” players that have been on the
hr och for the Tigers most of the son-
son. all played a nice game yesterday.
The Norwclk Big Five basketball
«am will have their hands full when
they stack up against the All- Star
‘team from Bridgport next. Wednesday
evening.
———-F—
—.
nts. tut atom
m boy Ihould
the brother of the ststo lightweight
cm. It is hoped that the local
bwwillseorsswlson hisnrsttimein
the ring.
Nougatoek high school is rated as
having the best high school tootbnll
tesninthc stcte this sesson. This
team defeated Ansonis high two weeks
8.80.
f t1:
Coach Mike Boyle. the coach 0 9
Stamford high school football team
never played on a tent: inhis life. He
has turned out some great Icons in
Stamford.
.———-——
It is hoped that it wig not be long
have a gym and a physical instructor.
firstd1'l‘mlil‘l"1“.ll'lfi':‘l(o:(;'l:li.lfl:lrl$li:' 1:31;: 1"“ Bridgeport team has some of Then the local school will turn out
1.111,”. m “”“md' played it tin? (f- the best players in the Park City in better teams.
u-um .- .m (.m Icnsive game also scor- 4,
”73 “1'1"" Eonls for six points. Lust. Red Men. The Park City flvo fl
‘ t!“ limp host. Jc‘omef; Captain Lee New canaan Team Ezmlidercd one of the fastest “in“:
- ‘ ”W '- 'I 0 P aye a corkln; - ' _ e team will presen
, HH‘. hnillan Kelly_ the I“, of the loses m Budgemrt 3;:tfizee-u?aa that which "pm”
rim-Ii train to three goals. While he -———_— ‘tl'le Rectorn on the court.
. ~~ .11 got three. Ireland. Thom“ The New Canaan bukotboll team 'The local team will use their regu-
v' .lnrlfifiolmnt playvd the guard traveled to Bridgeport. Saturday lnr lineup and are confident that. they
'lerNl. or this number. Skldd and evening. where. it were defeated by will score g win. despite the fact. that
w St‘i‘lll‘H’ to be the best. Clancy. the strong K. of C. five of thatcity by the visitors are contenders for "I.
‘ ‘- (“1-1 Ki'lb’ played fine bull for'tho score or 24-14. "" lstate championship. '
. .x:z;mrs. Their pass work was’: Jackie Hogan. the little forward of! In the preliminary game the Red
l mlm'ork. 'l‘hese three players the New Canaan tossed in eight touufMen Separates will stack up against
-_ .mcountmi {or 22 of Bran- and lied Kelley made three hasheta'the 91°.“ka team. 1111. should he s.
-' lminffl. which was all 0 {the scoring done by fast me .8 these teams are «mly
;m- up and score: the “Next to Heaven" Doyl- matched. .
Nol:\\‘.\l.l< lrllGli’ Dondero. the t‘sst guard of tho Baa-kl The lineup for tonigh". guns:
-‘. s. N ............. 5 o 10 City team. was all over the court And i Red Men Kacey-
.1. ll‘ ............ 3 0 snloped in four baskets. He won easily Court Buckley. Burns
__ v ; ............ 3 1 7 i the outstanding star of the same. The Right. Field .
I r r. ........... l: o 0 Bridgeport team will meet the local cum, __________ ”column, Fanning
.. rg ............ 0 o 0 Red Men'th‘is evening at Red Men's! 2 Left new
i .............. 0 0 0 .Hull. The summary: {Meeker ................. . . McGraw
u lt- ............ o o 0] .\'EW CANAAN ] Center
“ *" —‘ iKe“"’* rf """"""" 3 0 6 Blackman ........ Dondero. Dehnoro
.l .............. 11 1 28 iHogan. lf .............. 0 I I} . Right Guard
llllANFORD HIGH Sham Kelley. c ........ 0 0 0 ’Mason ________________ Rowe. Judge
' - \\ Ivy. rt ............ l 0 8 ,Seymour. rg ........... 0 0 0 Left Guard '-
' illll. 11' and lg ........ 1 O 2"W'ood. lg .............. 0 0 0i
' wmgv. li' ............. 4 (' 8 —- —" -~l
......., .r ............. .. .. 0“ Total ............... 3 s u Monker Grotto
m lly. c ............... :2 o 6 KACEYS ' '
c... m ........... .. . 1 1...“... .. ........ 1 o z Midwmter Sports
"""PV‘T- "L' ------------ " U 0 ‘1"anning. If ........... . 2 0 4. The Monker Grotto will start their
s‘onnolly, l: ........... I (I 4 ’L'iicGran. c ............. 1 1 8 mid-winter 39°“. this evening “uh
,_ w __ panama r8 ......... . . 4 0 3 the first of a series of bowling mstches
'i‘uml .......... H l 29 Rowe, lg ............ . . 2 I . between the “Red Kicking" team W
ill-uh , .\m-wu=k. Frurxk 1 out of S —- -—- _"§lnedB:JY Dr.'Wlllls.m ‘1' M00” 32d
ll‘i4<; Hulmvs. ll oul ol‘iwo. Um . . . ........... . t a " ue: Knockm“ ”ma y
.ilt't'drll 1 out of 4. Referee. Brgtfgzg- T0?“ 10 ‘ igospth. T310“ Graig: 1::th
.. .. 14,"... 1“,” SW”... Sentlne _ . e g s own this ser as e -
'11.. ,.,. “mum... gm,,,._ ' 1 Bridgeport K. 0f C. tors are to be entertained with s. ding
'i .w. [qu-Hyninnry ame was r r , nor by the losers at the close of tho-
.._. and look two egxlru five mintelt: to PlayRedMen ““32“ Mn: ”3"!“ gas. "I.
,....;- w dvlvrmi ‘ con ue -. on ay oven us: from
W... m-um- won Sf. th‘:glo;‘:cno°; gnu. evening at Red Men's Hall. the mouths of bombs: end m.
_ :1 [U .,_ 'i‘llo- ern and White horwslk. the Bridgeport Knights of The game. n.1, em will be NIH
I ,, ;:-.- vl-nwi a “no game during Columbus will be the opponents of the ‘on the Palace alleys ins-mum ,
before the Norwalk hig school will'
uh. did rennin”! would west
srsry ubmhhbodybetsrsmcoum
return mosh. fluid a! least so about
ear-chomp”; we duo o chem,
sh! M‘ ‘ ‘
. ' p_ cum its}: tb Grads
There an will-on tint Jan him-
self has about cousin” M 1'
can’t;_u.ko them. Ho In. trained
seldom 1st moral months and has
mod cc sous j,“ pound-'0! M
“hovering in the neighborhood of
ass. But no pooh comm our-
wstght which seems to elude nil unin—
21°.le
~‘f’fir-r f“ » ‘ side-of tall!- .
FinlSeore Was 21 to". rh°m.m'm '1 'm' 'Im
ttc’idanoe'“ snd'Plsym' g lust-L m ,
Pinying with tonsils-mum in the mtwnxnwson “WW "
lineup. thefizl‘iaer foothnlteam dsfcnt- ,9 M mm- W w “a... as
some Litchflolil eleven at the Baxter ’01:“ M the “j. W” 5.;
Grounds by the score of 21—0. yestor- 'tomrd ”- W, ‘ ,ug.
day sfternoon. Tho threatening earned “a m g. yard-13“.” -
"mm “mum“ “’9‘ m“ 0‘ “‘9 ‘tsird‘toucmovn o! tho {1an
fan! any. and only 9. small crowd at- m”, W,” W “q,
and“ the 38-130- ; ' when was no furthsr'smrint the
. l
Johnnyfiooncym the naming rod of tho pefloda-dnc-gnmc ended o"
star for the local eleven. lie so“ gnhtho built: mllmw.
lug rigors—My mom’s irre-
motor who notch- Jom with Damp-
”V0WMbbchum—4tmnuse
a crlru."
Skid will" ring crweg , “I! J.-
~Layfayette Has
By BILLY EVANS. ~
There. are a umber of district pinys
infootboll. Someofthsse‘reknwn
by nuns. some by number. Tbs iden.
“W of many becomes log.
In the Lafayette-washing“ .3164
Jeflerson me on the Polo Grounds
recentlngnshington and Jefferson
tied the score st 1: in the second half
.l-y “as s. play that had not boon
seen before by many who attended the
38-mo- ln reports of the some this
play was described as one invented
last year by the University of Call-
fornis. Others credit it to Percy
Houghton. former head coach stfinro
and.
This play as one of the oldest in
foollxfl.._ It; “7.: invented‘by Mi
X lug H. Yost. Michigan's great couh.
and used. ly him when he cosched
f football in California before he ever
Senate to lichighh. He has. incl-l
Identally. used the play ever since
'he took charge of football at Michi~
-gnn. ‘ ‘ _ >
3 Lost season the play was tried
twice by Michigan. failed each
time. and has not been used this sea-
1son. the Wolverines apparently dc‘
[cidlng the .play too old and well
lknown, but. it was this play that
'cnnbled W'ashington and Jefferson to
win what will probably be known
as the best some of the 1822 season.
In Use Twenty Yours.
This play has for more than 20
years been known as the “Statue of
Liberty.“ It is worked (ran out
formation. The allusod kicher ts:-
ithe pass from center. The opposing
ends and linemen are permitted to
sift thrbugh. All rush for the al-
'leged kicker. He hands the. bull to
one of his mates in the back field
as the tacklers swarm down on him
and the runner. as you see. has an
excellent chance of getting through.
When theforward on. was writ-
ten into the football rules. the play
home I. finer wesponJor Yost. Ill--
stead of faking spout '3 forward
puss wus Mod. '13» shaman-er
drew bsclr his if to arrow
3nd. “cor tho defenn sifted {kw
wax half. and at the end of the
.-.l in} a 4 to u score. The Bran-
..un got going in the second half
'Nl iu-r'oru the 0nd of the second
-...I riw score at 7 to 7. A five
.xtm period was played. but
u still remained deadlocked. In
'--«i extra. period. Taylor. the
«.l' the lirani‘ord girls shot a.
rhvr (,‘zmey. who looks to be
mm: slur of this year’s team.
wt in in goal for Norwslk and
1M- score. but Captain Taylor
w-d made a mad duh down
and looped in the winning
ln-r team. The girls were
at roul shooting. Several
c-nn point meant victory
mix the fouls were missed.
ilk girls shot only one foul
1w attempts. Esther Clue?
Chinsky were the stars of
1mm. Caney accounted for
. Ms 9 points. the‘other bas-
made by Eleanor
Martha Chlnsky played a
‘ r'um- and broke up plsy sf~
t'upmln Taylor was the star
: I‘m-d team. and made 7 of
. 11 points.
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lsrrm‘ crowd attended the
'le llm high school students
mmr- nchool spirit. Cheers
7: during both tunes. After
"r u dancing wu enjoyed to the
lhr High School Jun Orches-
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.tocnptainthe
Malling-ace at the Los Angeles
.. , which was won by Jimmy '
2; um ., -**~ -: - ,' ,
grhiinsddentcnmoheflxrethestm
. ~ of‘thozsoce: when , Hc‘Koo Ind Jo.
» Ihomas‘were tuning up their cars. Moe
Kce's car crashed into the other lnr
some unexpmnod manner and WM ,
Dro— «ab-mm * you
um ss- 0 vols: is the privacy
of *.‘m~m.
'ran. Until he‘took the bull and
and he.wssqhout.to be molten. one
of his mates mobbed the ball and
can. Until,ho took the ball this
mm was smack intent only on
protecting the passer by blocking.“
Washington and Jcmerson war-fed
he "fitlls of Liberty“ barfaking a
forum-d puss . It went. through por-
fectly for a. touohdovwn. Thou Wash-
.‘Mn and Jefferson followed .with
onstllor surmise play by forward
nosing for the point utter touch.
down and nations point was the
,Mn of victory.
As Mr. You remarked once upon
a time:
best. The older they are the better;
[for thanks: a. play lstholosson‘
Mg,,‘l§eam ever expects to see
it worked."
Praise Often
Too much publicity is often fatal to
a. team sis-Well as an individual. Many
a. high-priced boil player has been
hampered by publicity. It seems the
germ is just as total on the gridiron.
A few weeks prior to the meeting
between Nebraska and Syracuse Stove
O'Neil. a western coach. said Nebraska
could best Princeton on Thursday,
isle on Friday and Harvard on Satur-
y.
Over night the Nebraska team be-
come known as a. annex-team. . ‘nan
came the some with Dirac. in which
Nets-ssh was beaten. It was quite a
jolt for a team that had been so much
advertised. ’
Coach Dawson. the old Princeton
star. was in no way to blame for the
publicity idea. Ho ridiculed the super-
Mon-13W Teummates
Captain Army‘ ’ audNaw
NEW roan-.1)» L—Brothors‘
hnvo need each“ over the
m... answer-.19 m *7 M
but Mistake 'u mm 1!
G. Osmoyrot'uwworkWo lend tbs
tooth-ll forces st-Annsllolis nest-you:i
Morris high” his closest friend.
was Dennis W who meant
tackle and who recently was elected
Army uotbnu team for.
1928. “
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LOS ANGELES. Dec. 4.——Ph¥sicians
speeds-a
and Curley‘m M o!
Speedway. seriously injured.
college Presidents
Discuss Athletics
'Preddenis 613a number or New Eng-
land colleges were expected to attend
a. meetiug‘hegntoday't" W69
April .3 my anon choosing season, “ sl
aroma. Tho meeting .
winch: Hewlett We!
John at Amherst.
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was during this Mod that the up-
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something different, and carries a thonght'snd intimacy“
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