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‘Y \\ Yuri», Lloc. 11.4
Chat and Comment of Special Interest
Norwalk Fans.
The furwshould fly
Young Angola and Pete August meet.
in their l2~round bout in Stamford.
.. Local fighl fans are showing con; ‘
Llllilg the ullllual.slllcrnble lnlcrcst in Young Kunz, the
1 in (311103“) oullooall hauler who will make his first
.,vlv:lrlce of the appoarancc in the ring this- evening at
.. ul‘ tile ‘Jlajor Stamford.
‘ \‘arley. the big tackle of Linblom
‘iltil.~‘ malarial thalri'ilz‘ll wdghe-d 265
: concerned me Joint , this fact ho was all ovcr the gridiron
pounds.
l... 1;. m :w scilcduh‘d. land broke up many plays.
lll't pit-rod
m an League club
t0 511" v
I ‘.'.H
“Bud"
Kunv. the cvntvr on
tonight when
Despite
the
M
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l; MIN-nix}: “all Bed Men'n Halllhe
:Knights 6; Columbus jl‘lasketball team
. gt Budg’ Lefior; Walked otf the codrt
’fivith‘ five minutes to play, alleging that
- ,. - — .. ~ Jrreareeo‘rothema was unfair. 'The
appearance as yet. The fans would ‘Bfidggpon team was leading at’the
like to soc. this club organize a. team. .tlmé by a score of 10—8- Referee
35 the!" have some like material mi‘Brot‘ilerton then forfeited the game to
that” orgalli‘aul’m . to local team. Devon A. C. learn, which
—. -~—- ‘ lwas booked to clash with the Red
Seymour. the local boy. W110 ‘3 play-11M“ Separates in the prelimiaxrry
"IDS 011- 311° New m basketball-game, failed to make'an allptfarance
team, failed to score} point against land this game was also declared for-
“10 Bridgl-‘Port Kacey; 133: 31"an afelted 1.0 the Separates.
evening. Normio wi ge go 113 e-{ ,. ‘
fore long. and when he does it will”; 23;ngzcigltfiacsgfiebrggfifizd:3
take, a good man to keep him fromiplaycrs in Bridgeport tn thcir line-up
scoring durmg a. game. _'and the game was fast and furious.
Leonard. 'thc. star backfield player 23:3“: é:::£‘$;:;:;‘@t:agumber
of the pygmics football team is slowly , the mime had‘to keep his «magi:
11v
w
K.
t0“.
mm ; lll:
I‘ . wrmnco wore inning th'rup against the Battery C basketball
l-l‘ llw two lnagum. 11mm.
. this much.“ Commis-l
.4 sari. l Holmcu. the high school basketball
» l .i mil two weeks ago for ‘, plan-r was the outstanding star in the
. m. Ming, l'rcsillcnt Johnson local schools game with the Branford
1 (Em lnomling of the Ameri— : high on Salurday evening. This boy
; ... for Chicago only last gshould have a great season on the in-
“.me as i am concerned. tllcldoor‘conft.
mod-{mg will in.- th as?
. w-l." Rowv. who played baseball with the
\\'hlh' hairml commissioner, East End team last. season. will be
um flnpp)‘ Muck hat and carrying‘lsccn in action against the Big Five
lhm l'l.‘9“'mbil‘5 a limb of all-mskciball team at tho Armory tomor-
l.r~ was u picturesque figure- at row cvcnlnc‘. No is consldcrcd one or
\ullulml Association of l‘rofcs- } the his! linskctbull players in the Park
fill
Llnl.
lrrinl: :l llr‘lllrlv'd right hand lingerl Young Mulligan. :1 local lighter. “rho crack bowling team which will com— . G. F'. P Pa” and o_ F. Schultm five. Tho fox-.4
E m . \vw «le.» golfing and an hour, has vstablishcd considcrnhle reputation petc with some of the other Grotto McClellan; fl- ...-...... 1 1 3““5?‘ team won taking two out of {mi
r t'll“'ll‘i.lllll_.‘.: urnnng the muJUr and in the ring has lwen in training with teams through—0!It “19 5‘3““ z'lsums, l: - -. .. . . ..'... . . ll 0 0 games, the third game being tie. i
lnnr Imam-r: was unlixcd to stick his Young Kunz during thv past month in ' 'Bnckley. u _ ,,_ M _ .. , , , . o o o The Rubber five won the am game,
1M mm! in his llC-ckvt to saw llfanlir'ivatlon of a busy season in the The local high scgool h‘nskegxmiu McGran. c ............ 0 0 01thc*MeatChoppen'the second. 0111:1112,r
. v. l'llrlhcr mlury from o\ dr-wulous ring. team are in fine con itlon or e :- Rowe. r3 . _ _ _ ~ _ . .. . _ ' _ _ 1 1 3 third game. both rooms bowled g total,
l 4*”er me with the Greenwich 3‘“ 1" llondcro. lz‘..... ...... 2 o 4 suite of 475 which necessitated the
' 5'2»! so'SSlu . of minor league-rs is? The East End Athletic Club planned Greenwich. Wednesday night. They » ____ __ _._ playing of a. fourth game which as
1, 3.1 rmr fills ulhrnoou wilt-n ‘io put a basketball team in the field are confident that they will score awin Total ... ____________ 4 2 10 m by the Norwalk Tire & Rubber
. ‘ H .\l. SvUnn will begin tho» _ this scason. but have not made their in thclr second start of the season. RED MEN company team by a score of 449 to’
r. Hr. Work and ulmoln} com- , G. F. P 431;. High individual score; were
l ””510"? im POND-m W‘OU- E .Clancy. rf . . . . . . ....... u (l 0 mega: Meeker. Charpen-tier and Chris- _ .
"m lmpnrtnnt session will W' o t. if .............. n 3 * 3 than all bowling 104; may mung-
"’"HW ill“ l'lmml- 'nH‘ 'llll‘s‘ *Manager gen“ lShugrue Ins by lgiegtl'tcr. c . . . . . . ....... 0 3 3 103: Schultze 113; and Berberlck 102;
”151” Villlflhb' “‘i” he a ' . I‘i (:kso 'Illackman, rg .. ........ l 0 2 The scores:
.iil'l it is rrportcd that the. ys Slkl es K. 0' over Ja n , Mason. 18 ............. n o (i ‘ NORWALK TIRE
illlll thw Romhern ASSO- ' . -_ -— -- Yoimas ...... 89 85 87 84 341
‘9) null Mariam the right. - . . . , - JERSEY CITY' Dec- 5"“? “ml . ...... 1 a s ’sm—n so 101 ss 33 374
..V M Slé‘lé‘l“f plas‘crs an- EP ILXHISLFECC. 5 (1’3) Th‘ 'Xssocmtcd first time in his long career RI 8 n‘ht-l gotta! Broth T1021 mmfick 97 .291 10a 90 330
.‘l sc-‘k in on the Amcfl. maul: c declaration ihat Battling weight, “’lllie Jackson of New York: 9 (nee- e . Ker 54 ~ 84
«h‘ I- J I ‘ _ ‘ {Riki la a much greater liar than he 'wzu stopped last night. After pnttlng' _ . . ‘“ "nu" 7 85 93 95 351i
" “' “m." ‘ memiuom ' ' "V" "as as a fighter”. and that "M In b-st xhlblt’on or ameness Desxgner DlSllkeS Hula” “"” 8.
«mi. ‘. \M'Hll‘rn ‘mlil .llrtt‘; your can take away his title as cham- :3” 2*an : Jone; ring 0:9 or the' D. t R l Meeker "“" i 99 10‘ 93 :59
“l" 1““ “'“mm'l-a 0‘13 2’ :plon hoary-weight liar of the world." ’ ’ . ’ ‘ lsplafiemen u e ‘ "" -" _ "'" ......
. i “Us“..rnflgm ”ruin“. l h was “1,. only comment. Which M. Hel- ffifcgghlioiltzf) comglnisslgnfigsedorgerfiig > Ttotal..é..l“444 462 475 44! 1.830
‘vr czm ssnc a n c u -1 . v . _ . ped . . SCHUL
my Halal-(lay ro-clected i.;’t,.'£:;:§§::g,:§1;;;g:.i‘:;9:§d:;f2§.mm. stagger out for eleventh round; BOSTON. Dec. 5.-—W. Starling Bur. Charpcntler 104 :8 9‘, 79 351
‘lmnlzm J. lelwy for a. five award to sud-S "campaign" “mum .Thls gives Johnny Shrug“ 0‘ water‘ gm of this clh’. designer of the Pinball . .. . 73 92 89 84 338
n-com-cncd today to con- ling the Carpenllf-r—Sikl bout, as pub- bury “‘9 ”meWh‘“ 1‘01”" ““5 °‘ schooner: Mayflower. Puritan and the Duffy . 8.6 97-108 79 :70
‘ ”WWW" 0‘ 1‘ ”mam“ ”Wished in some of tho mot-um; Durex-I.» having ””9"“ “”9”" f" m“ rim New Columbia. all builtrl'or ms: sailing Sebultxc as 113 s4 97 ass
1 u association prefidom rver M. Hollcr's added that he would (”Jun-lo in the Iarters lightweight career. to meet requirements of “3‘ trash an0 . . . _ 90 88 194 93 330
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p ‘1'! lt'lpalé'. Baseball
. ..l Lila: it Would be
.kmrrican lasaguers
in data set because of
mu . ling.
he could see no
meeting or the
New York. as no
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lm, l'lvl-‘lfiillll inning pro.
mnrkvl l'nr ll hé‘nvr
,. uwwlv‘r any 0':-
Vi)»
hil\r
ll‘ygmie team during the pnsl season.
‘surv put up a limo brand of football. It
,will not lvu Ions: before this boy will
ll“? playing in rumor company.
l‘rcsdvnt l -——-—-
mrmum'ing the meedng}
A large delegation of rooters from
the East Side will be at the Armory
tomorrow ovvnlng to root for the Cult
Pasture Lifc Guards. when they stack
. City. .
recovcring from an injured anklel - '
which he received in the game against. : 06:31 ymggohfiug‘e (61.31:; trhimc
Lllc Lone. Star team of Bridgeport. This l Kacevs hooked Hacker as he “'3: 11.
player Will make go)?! matenrial for the ling the ball down. the court andEroth-
Tigers backfield ne se ' lei—top called a. foul. Consider—amt ar-
gument followed and Cumin "licGran
The Calf More Life Guards “:9: .-
golng- in for sports strong from now "gag-$928 ‘mma $312123? I‘m: th
on. The}; are going to have a baseball goutstandlng m for the Bridge I:
d 1 tbs.“ team in the field whenl ope
3“ 0° . (team. Meeker and Court ouch tom.
thc season comes around agznn. .in th re 2 fouls. and Flanagan mm
._.__ l
, one basket accounting (or all of th
Joe Lonc‘hak. the speedy little player i Red Lion's points. e
of the Sal-won; Biz Fl“? suffix. Last night was the as: time since
team. who injured his 1" ‘9 n :baskethall has been played in Red
7099an game against the New Canaan \Men's Hall that k team ever walked
team will be seen in the line-“9.0:: the floor. The large number of
again“ “19 Bridgeport “3m t(’morfl’w‘l’aus present didn't approve of the
evening. ~iaction of the Park City fireaand booed
' them a: they lett— the hall.
The Combat Train baskciball team. Next Week the Dunbury team will
will travel to Stamford Friday even- be the opmb’oft‘he Rod Men Big
ing- where the? Wm "M" ”“3 ”am” Five. and «he Separates will take on
team of lhat P13?“ fthe Triangles at Glenbrook. True
' teams should. furnish twa in: games.
The local Grotto have started their; The W::
mid-winter sports. They will have u.‘
fond himself-to the limit and defied M.
' Dingnc. the Scncgalcse Deputy. to pro‘,
lduct! any proof of the alleged tramel
up beyond the unsupported word of;
'Blkl. I
i Neither Descamps nor (‘arpontler
lwould make any comment concerning
‘ thc charges that the bout was framed:
llcscamps said:
' “My nme is not mcntloncd in this:
laffair. but I may giro a. statement to
the press lunar.”-
M. Holler has been ailing for several
dayi, but he rose from his sick bed;
in: evening to attend a. meeting of the 2
French Boxing Federation. He has a.
had cold and his physician has order-
ed him to remain indoors.
The publication of Siki's charges
has created a sensation in France».
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ma.
M :.. mul MH'H an lndhl-
pin“: in lull u heavy-
,- All in tmlrnnmmlt in
~' no l‘wc. if». '
this lournamwnl will
E-‘HIIlluhll into thi‘
:nnl will be given
«1mm: in an cffort i0
. lw;l\_l.".\'(-i§:ht conten-
l‘ Pwllllml to bring thP
firm slnges until he
tin: butter clan of
lmmpse‘y of count
m
csscntial.
and dfu
far more
is not
':.l_ ('ullr‘ugs-
wwd arc
ill!
or
rllllllfif'n'mfl in
lslwl in lnclws
gunmrls or more.
mi lllr-us to somo day
4 my“ . lsrht of tin“
’ :3 .ll-rry Sachs. E.
l ' \lllfi’lllnl nw‘nuc.
tori-my f0? Tigers
in-c S.—-—-—An appeal
u l'rincctr-n undcrt
up the use of
ii. nrlivr to help nl-
untvr shortage In
55mg up (hr opening
' link-w Memorial
l. l2”: surface was to
7 ‘4 wen-k for hockey
lawn authorities
? r~ rusting: scarcity r
v
"illio
,Ifllndlflnd to open
r lzh the St. Nicholas
' "l w Turk at the del-
J lzcrv llr-cémlmr 16.
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Jackson was practically out on his fishing industries and as contenders in
:fiizfifgm thrgofsgshazoiuned‘eorn 3:23:11: the annual lmcrnatlonxl mnemon’I
ga ’ race. said today that be retarded the
ring generalship kept hlm‘ going a“ new displacement rule impoved by the
though his legs were running and .Canldhn trustees of the international
wobbly. 'trophy as arbitxry and almost impou-
Thc fight was the main event of the slble of application.
opening allow or the Arena A' A" Speaking of the displacement rule.
which is “g“ holding forth in the .Mr. Burgess said that be doubted if
Fourth Re om Armory. ‘onc fishermen out of ten ha been
Th0 battle was to have gone twelve built. sufficiently close to the lines or
rounds. Jackson was a. hollow one}! a! ‘modeh to enable one to calcullte lie;
what he once bud beginb If. mmtlih: displacement within five or 10 or eve
first nndosccond roun s u a. r n 15 ‘per cell .
he could do nothing but raise I. heroic “This displacement and “cellars-d
but. pitiful defense. He was knocked required by the Hal :0!!! t-
wo's new restrictions. be sold. call for
I. boot entirely to bid! aided and ‘00
e th.
took the count of seven in til! at: f i 3...
About 5.000 fans a." the m. burdensome for our
Shugrue weighed 136 uni Jock!” 188.
1’19le
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{ LONDON. Dog. are?» mm , “7*
w. P: man at maniac: school.
Concord. and R. K. Kane of Harvard.
were in. mg Oxford boat whoa 41. tack
tho‘water :e‘crdar in practically»: the.
i:
M
lamina! race with Cambridge.“ Benin. _
in the trials Saturday. won the honor
of stroke. Re a the lightest man in
the boat, weighing 149 pouhds, While
Kama: No. 4, in the heawiem. weigh-
ing‘187. Both are at top form. and if
is oldely fancied that, barring nucl-
dents. they should direct American 21.
tel-est to the classic. Both are Rhodes
men. Memo at Braseause and Kane at
Baliol. '
Four weeks ago 1318mm stroked the
victorious four-cared crew ‘in the in-
lra—university tryouts. He gave fur-
ther demonstration of his form Satur-
day, when 7 he raked . the winning
eight against a crew strokod‘by 1?. Cf
Girdlcstone, an Australian. Kane and.
W'. T. Lindm. an American. from in]
Girdlenone'n boat. but Mellln warn. in
good. time, without m extended.
The old Blue: turned out in large
numiera to witness the trials, and
work greatly improved" with Meifin's
work. ”He rows with his head." they
rm ‘ ' . '
1 After two spin! My Ed. Hora:
Ml. pm or the boat club. he
wan truly m with th only“
allowing. and thought that this year
rwouldr um them for crime
dCfW7 ‘
,v
FNmalk'l‘ir ' '
Defeats séaltze
mathematsel‘ielot'gamsin
the ”More or the Norwalk Indus-‘
mat Bowling We was played last
night at the Nor—walk alleys between'
the Norwalk The and Rubber conv'.
"— .— —— *-
Total . . . .. 439' 468 475 437 1,819
Pastines to
' Play Mohegans
The Psalms football team will take
on the Mohegan: a: South Norwalk at
the W'icke Lot mt my. The
Mohegan: have one m over the Pan-
team are to revues um defeat. The
Pastimes will base nouns and Day-
ton back at their end positions: The:
4
BYYY ‘ -
"SAYS
The.za:ne'azpends all upon the set—
ting.
. Q .
3.113815 "rile opinion or Nowell ‘W’ii-
liamn Banks. who for 12 consecutive
years has been the American match
champion at checkers:
D t 0
“Take an average checker bard. the .
kind that you buy in most any novelty
stothe kind with red.jand_ black‘
Sauces and wit]: the White and‘black
pieces or cheap wood ard‘lll-malbched,
and lay it on a. table in an omce where
many people pass and nobody will look
at it. but get a. regulation board with
fine pieces, perfectly matched. and you
will soon draw a crowd," is his argu-
~ éTha' will stimulate 13% 41.218:
.W
hflmblg
.m weirdness
Q
spur on the curiae who hm Mk;
his high school to scooter egorgj It.
will make the student who has never,
played anxious to do his ‘hit. Why?
Consider tile pictqm_ s .
l ‘ ‘ " 't o ‘ a
“Window
immhgtu
‘m in me mi 'md-mflfi‘fliu"
“sonar. Rik-z.
1one 9mm. They dread as w
aria—wing 153ml Hie mm :1
want to go up were! the.”
and the gloss nail the g!” aghas-
Digvlcague stash ' pm . 61 W’ -&
mm m. '
. s t. r . , _» ,- .
“If you provide‘tastefu’l settings you
secure cover-ts to your chosen sport...
QIn checkera. for instance. When you
Make a regulation board. where- the
finances are one and sevenieighths
inches around and where the pleura
are one and one—quarter lnchw in
dicmeter and use the regulation colors .
which aregreen and 13113 because they
are tactful to the eye. you immedr
ately establish a. psychological reason
times this season and” the Eu: Side '
two players are mud to a.“ con,- .
for attracung “motion. Men want‘trfr
nlay. You see these boards in Er
and checker clubs and them you;
ya the walnut and maple i
fronds. artistic mall-s thati .
players. 4 ’ . l
* "I! the checker boards that; are
“Can you W the innit-mono thank! he the regulation and. n
”1999811.: ”diam will make on tie mam; more people would
trahmen students!” m mu. directors."
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. Gard {Hue "
Bogash Basal! G if: m’wm “ganglia ...."fl
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meat.
" O t o. p _
Banks is pearly-e one the many
wondermbmdluni's thin are being
built to W the Min“
mdswmhmomqmgmfiy
t
one is an an: Fun of I_
, . 433.“; players are from the chain-19?;1
NEW YGRK.‘ Doc. s._m'nu¢anh.rm? 1‘ :13; immy'fl' , mel‘mi
Bridgeport... beatent ‘ Mimlm'm amt the Kama“ “.0.
ends mammmmttmn.m a m season. and are confided
“Italian Joe" Guns. pride 0: EM. t an . victory.
in the main eventrdhelve rounds at,° other 1 1
“Wm“ " H ”" " " ° Dundee
Bowieméoutontoam W
every round. m. the @470! the em... to meet .
emmamsmmmame- ‘
“Or-'7 H1891!!! “’8 Wr'lm m ., NEW YORK Dec. 5.-gohnny Dun-4,
“a... 2531?...“ :“Mmmrc «e. Munro...” on...“
. ,_ l ‘ More ht chum an , _
cinfi'c'totlxmevamfu.m:tom 133mm“! championship belt. will” ‘
”"37?“ “3 ”Sm?“ ‘3‘“ ””5- meet Gene Belmont. Memphis llsht‘ ~_
mmmm wgfll. tho-Broom in! fight in a, twelve-round bent in; .
1:38 .Nfim - . "WM 12. ‘
natty-11ml: and uranium Wm - .
the hardest rounds fur the W
Inrthc seventh he received a. bad gash
overffie eye and in the second his nose
"‘33.. broken. 9‘“ -:
' ' "W8 A; L. _
Bridgeport All-Stars
The Norwalk Big Five basketball '1
team will meet a still opposition in-
morrow night at the Armory when
they lineup. 55213:“ the Bridgeport All-
Stars. The Mummumtw
the name implies with nch-ann, ‘
crack center at the Bridgeport K. of C.
team at the pivot position V’and sur.
rounded by such men. as Mooney Kap-
A , Christmas Greeting
of”
3mm and mule Clark. Ir‘fm = .
noted. however. that the lino
:ludes' two of Harvard’s .. ~‘
fights. OwenandBuefl.
t
The suggegtions that are to be found here will furnish Ic-
leetious for mauytpleasing (mm giis.‘ Throughout the
line the high standard of Quality is MIL—41nd. prices
compliant with the values range» to the popular fancy.
Shop early and 'depcnd on the store that you know by cxt
them The
Index-able 31ml t
be la the Pa—
follom pm.
ends: Tabb and Coleman. tackles;
WM sod Jim W: Walsh.
center: Waterbury ind emit“
balm : Rho. quarterback, and
NM fullback.
1 . i
NEW YORK. Dec. 5.—-—Ten of the
sixteen tum of 13ch that. 7
the 33d gm! xix-day bicycle race at
Madison m Gut-den a: midnight
Sunday were tied at 589 mile: at the
21th hour early today. Four other:
were a. top behind. _ 7
Walker and Lorenz. two of. the
original . matters, dropped out last
‘nisht. Butt. partner of Lorenz. and
‘ McBea‘th. Walker’s partner, formed
teams in the race. .
*- Bailout was leading at 3‘9. 111. The
'previons rechrd
Mn
uni W in 19145.
i
gSolos Department
i
.A—s—w
In the Connecticut
Company bowling league the Sales De—
partment won three gmesjast night
'at the NM Bowling" me?! from
W . ~ the Engineer, 7.3.7.6de , scoresyere mo de - . 9
teams. T'nescores follow: ,
" 5y 66th
‘7' . ENGINEERS ‘
9?- Total .........>222 21:1 336
- mommmm
tantalum-up: “Thomas and mum. ,
leach); 191mm ’
was 598 miles, 1 lap, ’
Defeat Engineers;
Light &)Powec.. » , ; “if , " < .7 ‘ ‘
‘244
Ems)! .-...--.... 73 84 3:. ,
Bade: ...-noncoo 78.179 ‘1' ”9 ‘ _ 1 7‘ - . . ’7
men ........... as 73:13-21? 30362830811) @ URN.“ gill-lea
69.9
245 ,
1m.....;.;..-..s; 91 94 . Y
census: ..~...»....‘51 so 1,13 ,2“;
fJohnaou....!.....87;85 «8’! 259'
Total 232266 294 rs:
perm cc is dependable.
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