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The Norwnlk my. School Basket; Chat and Comment of Special Interest ‘to
ball Team lost its second game of the
lesson yesterday nttcrnoon when the
crack Greenwich High team took it
into camp by the overwhelming score
of 50 to '19. The Grenwich boys
n h d “I g ame 1d def use ' It was announced at the August-
" 9 a P“ “ 3' 3‘ ‘v' ' «i right 1 Stamford on Tuesday
the like of which the high school hutli‘mg‘ ° ‘1
. . , .. might that the bout was for the light-
never before faced. l‘our or last yea; a weight championship of the state. \Ve
varsity men were on the (frccnw'ch iare wondcrlng where Johnny Shugrue.
team and Morgan. the (,rcciiuitli..”1e little lighter from “Waterbury, who
coa‘ch 3a: th‘frmhctmigf‘dntgt$251,103: 2“ i knocked out “‘illie Jackson, Monday.
porcco. t’ 'ua‘ ‘5‘:.-.~ “
work was like clockwork. and one was ! (”mng‘ fits i" *
er the basket rmdy to toss. .
I‘llizagtslluirif The Greenwich coach put? 1" our estimathn Shugrus iould
in the second tcam. after 15 minutvs . Stop an) tlightweiglht in the sta e in
of play in the first half had ('lupsvtl.;1953 thim on roun s.
but he put the first squad back intol - e s
the game in the second period. b. O. Kunz. the young fighter from
\Vhen the second string men “Ci‘CgfhiS city made a. good impression on
put in the game in the first half. ‘thc fi;‘nt fans Tuesday night. he has
Coach Morgan's lads wort,- tlicii ahead in wicked lcft hand and Knows how to
24 to 4. The locals scored ’ pointsjusp :3,
minst the second train. and the half3
ended 24 to Si. in the swond half. the.‘ W1 1‘ u Cerfnl manager such as
Green and “him team got in points. 'llcispscv to handle his affairs. this
While the pOlVfil‘rui lied and BIIH‘K 1"05' Should be heard from in the
team of Greenwich garnered future.
,twenty-six p oi n.t s , lcyiiolds.
: the six foot center in his stocking four,
clnd who weighs 221" pounds. was op.
posed against Frank. He lost about.
ten pounds chasing slippery "Julie.
Jake made ten points. more than all
the rest of the Norwalk team coni-
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\Villie Angelo. the boy that fought
'lx'unz on Tuesday evening. does not
Sl'l‘lll to improve much.
‘at, the tight game for over a. year and
does not light much bcttcr now than
he did when he first entered the ring.
tuned. Reynolds. 1‘°“‘""°r' was (in; «x . ..
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of the rough“t 1‘1a.-“r;r:§r $1M“: Manager Phil She-rwood of the Nor-
against n- im!” ““5“- " ‘u-nll; liig ll‘ivc basketball
times he. came near iiiiilring (mt-.01
the \‘Vest avenue hills iv}: his TUSilllil:
and hurdling. Clifford. the right tor-
wsrd of the Greenwich tcnm. got' te-n
field goals for a total of twenty points.
Wilson. his partner at forward. hull anC
unerring eye at loul shooting. mane.
.~ ,1 . ‘ig four.
29:11“ 0:110 “1”. MS] W “Mk” Isl-liool scent to think that coach W'il-
308 s.
Holmes guarded Holmes“ ‘ ..
and the Greenwich boy was more suc- 21‘3“ leixiilnrr atolls (ioacihlnlg the ‘sec.
ressful than the local boy. for he made} (lo r .. 1 ca up 100 ,5 a on-
8 points. while Erwin manic four. llow- l .
ever. the local lioluics rleycrl a. fine
floor game and broke up play alter
play. Captain Leo “Jake" Frank. was
the scoring star of the locals. ' .illiitil
made ten points. Holmes four, l-‘inmnn
three. and Melamcd two. Finesnn and
Holmes both played a line game at the
forward positions,
The score:
worked hard to Yll'lk“ this team a suc-
lic has booked some of the best
teams in this; section of the country to
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tr a o
fen ms in the city. i
lie has beenI
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(‘lzzil‘e llodgcman \vbo jumped ccn~l
tor for the Mayflower basketball team . bury “‘N‘O (if‘rf‘flfl‘d 1W the K- 0f C. 0f
lost scrison is actions to get into action I Bridct‘pnrt h)’ one D011“.
again this sn‘rlson. .19. would make n 9will ploy the local lied Men Rig Five '
"rind pivot man for some of the junior . on next Monday evening. This shout-i
Norwalk Fans.
game.
during the season.
a t‘
. at school next .year.
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champions.
the city.
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ring.
of which it can we
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ftitles in the future.
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Rill Cook. one of the pitchers o.‘ the
Upp":.r at the Armory during the win- , local liaccys baseball team during the
O
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e proud.
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Sport Barrage .
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Roy Jones, the big center of the Red
Men Separates is playing a. bang-up
The Red Men Big Five have
used him in-thelr line-pp several times
The Norwalk high school football
team next-season will have some fine
material to start the season with.
food many of the players that Were on
the squad this past season will be back
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All of the baseball teams in the city
should be included in the city series
next season. and the team that comes
out on top should be declared city
This would eliminate any
discussion at the close at the season as
to which team was the champion of
The Nutmeg state at the present
time has a. line crop of boxers in the
W101 Lou Bogash in the mid-
dleweight division. Johnny Sliugrue in
the lightweight and Kid Kaplan in the
featherweight class the state has a trio
ll b
All of the above named boxers are
pressing the title holders in their re-
spective classes hard. and it would not;
team has, be a. surprise to £09 them all holding
past season. twirled some. fine games.
Two years ago it was said that he was
The students at the Norwnlk high all through. but he sure came back in
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be a fast game.
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Another ball player that made a.
lie is whipping the second team jcomeback during the. past season was
into shape. and it is stir:- to say. that "Chippy" liaymes. He. played a. fast-
thcy will not be far lit-hind the first 4" game all season at first for the Knights '
The, Laurel basketball team of Dan-
This too m 3
NORWALKBIG
FIVE WINS FROM
The Norwalk Big Five Basketball
team won their second game of the
season last evening against the All-
Stars 0: Bridgeport. The final score
was 21-18. .
In the preliminary game the Battery
C team defeated theCalt Pasture Life
Guards by the score of 27-8. "
The Park City boys brought down a.
fast combination and the game was
nip and tuck from start to finish.
Fitelson. the left guard of the visiting
team. was the outstanding star of that
outfit, and was all over the court. He
accounted for seven 0! their points.
Rowe. who pitched for the East Ends
baseball team last season also played
a bang-up game for the visitors.
, Mullen. of the local live. again lead
his team in scoring. and played a fast
floor game. Guarnieri also played a.
good game. The only basket thathhe
tossed in wasa. long shot. from the
center of the court in the second halt
of the game. With the exception of a
few minutes in the first period. the
local team lead through-out the game.
Joe Lonchak. the little guard of the
Big Five. who injured his ankle in the
first game 0 {the season was unable to
play in last night's game. His place
was taken by Art Kelly. who played a
star game. The local team shapes up
as one o {the best teams that has rep-
resentcd Nor—walk on the court in some
time.
In the preliminary game the Battery
team showed a. vast improvement over
last week‘s form. and took the lead.
after the first minute of play. and were
never headed. The. Life Guard team
was without the scrxiccs of two of
their first string men. who are on the
injured list. Despite this fact. during
the second half they “(:16 only out-
scored by two points.
Jones and llrollicrton played the
lid?" game for the Battery team. They
.both tossed in foui baskets each for
in .i‘ :. i..'L‘ ul tilt: i‘alti.”l'y'8 score. Red
SilCCilflL. iornicriy ot‘ the Red Men
Scpahi‘v <7 Maxed a seed game for the
‘Lil'e Guards.
.\ gou..»-..:cd crowd attended the
game and applauded the many fine
plays of. the game heartily.
lt ‘W;;s announced that on next Sat-
soon be in the field for nhw berths.
AME PLACE
lel plnycxs may be the most super-
stitious atlilr' r. iii the world. but it is
doubtful if in 3' have a thing on the
major leazrue ('illi) owners.
Since the ("es-4‘ of the baseball sea-
son any menu» r of southern cities
hive been inxliing the two New York
clubs to titli'i there in the spring.
Roving won the rennant in their re-
spoctbe hoaxes. both clubs are no-
turally his; drain-log cards.
Recently the owners of the San
Francisco club came east and offered
Ill kinds of inducements for the Giants
to train on the coast. The invita-
tion wastefused.
'It' is practically certain that the
Giants will again so to San Antonio
and the Yankees to New Orleans. if
you asked for a. reason it probably
would be as follows: .
"Vie trained there last season. had
good weather and won the Di‘ll""."‘."
7. That's all there is. there lz'n't any
' -msre.
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GREEK“ 1C” l-Ibugcug‘)‘ I’ ( :l'il'ilf’ Roselle the fast halfback ofl Nonrly every night thr‘re is a bowl- 54:3”.1 ,J ’f‘idxt-p'nt 5‘0 \plav 03::
1"; o. H; the Tiger football team. received a:ing match on both or the local alleys. Kacey: team of that place This should
Cliflord. r! - - - ~-- -- - - - ) o 'n broken nose in the mime against 5 between the teams in the, \nrimis t.. .. .. .4 M, a “b; Bane as the Kaccys
\Valker. rf . .. . . . . . . . . .. i U 1r tllr‘ Litchfiv-ld team last Sunday. More ileagues. This is great sport and all of 3 gm”. 0‘... N the “15m.“ teams in the
\Vilson, if ------- - ----- 11 1; I pluvcrs on the local team have suf- [the bowlers enjoy themselves. It is ‘31..” .
Crawford. 1! ------ 7 few-vi llrokcn ‘ioscs this sermon than ‘hoped that the champions of each2 '
n. ‘ ' ~ ~ " - l ‘ ‘ ‘ ‘ The scores 1: t‘i ‘ ' :
Reynolds. (‘ « - - - - - - - - 1 2 (7’ m...- lwlm‘c. At least five of them ilcngiie will meet in a series of matches; yum kingfioghfii game follows
Raymond. C - - - - - - -- - - ” D n have liccn laid up at different periods for the champions of the city at the i fiAT‘l‘l-Ili): C
Holes. :3 ---------- ~ - ~ - A 0 a from this cause. close of the various leagues schedules. I G F P
gaggufgl W; '_""."'.’.'V'_ ., .. ., -. .g "W; f "““*“;‘i" ' fmF thhlim “‘“"“;Jones. 1-! ..... .. 4 1 9
mi...“ .: ----- 4 .. . .013 -o Lea. Tiger . on- .a l :ltov-Jand. if .......... .. o 0 0
”N """""" . 7’ 1 ° 'eaurman .. . "
Anderson. i. ...... l 1 .33 3 me 1923 Eleven Team to Practice; gm“, ° ' ‘ ' x 3 1
Trial ............. 21 s r'i’ .. .— . . .. .. . .. ' inromf‘rimh ‘8 4 _0 3
‘ :L'Ol'zWALI; liIGii scilom. l -}.',.'.[‘\.\,1‘§'\ llrc. ...’—\\i1nam 'rm 1igm- football team will holdlllurphy. lg .......... .. 1 o 2
G. 3. p. . ~ . f-ull‘H.‘ 0' -i“llli'm5~ l‘eii.i.. a practice this mcnlng and all members l —— —- -— --_,.
Holmes rf - . . . . . ----- 2 U 4 .lli'ilvlt’ll‘hin' the academy (it‘lml'tmoflt and {of the tram are requested to be at Tar- : Total ...... . . . . . . . . 13 1 27
Fine-on. lt‘ ______ 1 1 . 3 ill-”Howl.“ of Mill: 8 secondary lif'fl‘nSf‘ . lov'r. cigar store at 7 o‘clock. ’ Lll-‘ii GUARDS
, ., -‘ ' ' ' ‘ ' ‘ 4 .. 1"Vinr the :zi:~t two seasons, was last-i 3 . . _ i G F P
Frank ((.apt.) C ---- ' ' ' 5 ' 0 night ('it't'ii'tl captain of the Yale, foot-' (.n buiinla) the 10““ team will have i‘l’icke r' 1. 0- o
Skidd. i-i; ......... . . . .. 0 ”H ,mm for next “a“ the r-lt-ction ias their opponents the crack “'alnut idh ~ .1 j ‘ y‘ ‘ ' ‘ ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ‘ ' j;
Thomas. lg . . . . . ..... 0 “ ‘l W. ,7 , - ._ ltcam of Bridgeport. This team scored -‘“ a mu. 1‘ ' ' ' ' ' ‘ ' ' ' ' ' ' 1 0 , "
n (i 0 in .n. inmmlmous There \u re no othcr‘ . ‘ . Flev'eliin 1 0 "
Oriins. if ......... ..... n 0 nominations. . in. \vm over the Tigers earlier in the lNiii‘i 'ln ' c """""" 1 0 I;
Bresev.i'g.............0 . seasonhythescore of 6-". 'i‘hht‘ui‘e“ .r. .rg............ ‘
Melemad. lg . . . . . . . . . . .1 H ._.. lidiitll) “.is .1 stai on the freshman ialso claimants for the J"‘i'0!‘ cliam iGustai‘sun. lg . . . . . . . . . . 0 0 0
M -_ __ t4 :iui oi two years ago and his play on ’ . V “ ‘ ’ " - i1) .
~ Ipionshlp of Bridacport. owns, lg . . . . . . . . . . . . . 0 0 0
Total ........ 3 g 19 till- \aisity teams during 1.911 and i ‘ ' ° i — — -— "—
FoulsJ-bzorwalk. hunk ._, out 0. 7 we: stunllwll him as one of the host The local tear.1 will use the same! Tot-.1 ......... . . 4 0 8
tries Fincson 1 out, of 3 “an...“ “my dvtcnstvn- backs in the East. This year lino-up us that which faced the Stain- ' Referee—Frank.
“01“.“. 0 out.of 4. Grccnwich-«W'IH' .10....ls “,1“er just “oi-0,... the “'est ford team in the last game. The Tigers! l-‘inal game.
son 5 out of 10. 31'0““ gum” 1"“ got 11130 that conlost. 3““- OUt t0 avenge the defeat at thei BIG [FIVE
Referre. Craw’h: 1‘ Tim,“ ( Mik. 3 tin (ilti not play against Princeton but hands of the Park City eleven. ! (1 F. p.
8-3.“... s. "mm. ‘1“! “sum-‘1 Hurmrd- _.~_,_-__--____ iGuarnicri. rt . . . . . . . . . . . 1 o 2
Th!) NOI‘VVI'UR High ““1”“ appfturpdl :-i.iiit)l'_\' l8 (‘lilt'hc‘l‘ 0" ”10 hasl~La11 (‘()IIIJ,:(I'II‘S ls AFTER TITLI'Z. i31ullen. if ..... . . c s . . . . 3 1 7
on the floor for the first time. ill their EMU” 11"" is (L 600d hOC‘ki‘Y player. ill- . fllroihcr‘ton. c ‘ ‘ ‘ ' ' ' ' ' ' ' 2 2 8
new unilcrms and made a woudwrl‘ul ‘lhOHFII 110 “is never gone out for the A new field has been opened for the {TIM-"19' rg ‘ ' " ' " ' '°' ' 1 0 2
appearance. Varsity tcam. lie prcparcd at the college athlete—wrestling. ”Wile-"v lg - - ~ - - -:- - - - - - - 3 0 4
. c. l onifiet School. Iomfrct. Conn. ‘ Nat l‘endlcton. form“. captain of T .— ~ ni—
coaChlng JOb Hie. men who played in the Prince- the Columbus University wrestling otnl ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' 'J ' ' ' ‘ ' 9 3 ”1
_ lion and Harvard games. twenty—two in team. has turned professional. ALL-STARS
very Uncertalu '11”. took part in the election and later Pgndloton ”penny hoggcd the {footie}. r! ' ----- - - - - ' 3 2 :
Ext-i r0 informally lianqucted at the Taft sporting spotlight by defeating Mus- “lichen. If ...... . i . . . ' . . 0 d ;
The job of football coach has be- rlloli-l. 'llicy were Jordan. Becket, sino. who is rated among the best ’ oodman, c.”'°"""' 1 0 "
come as precarious a position as man- ,"i',""h' ‘C‘r‘oss. Cruikshank. Denver. He feels that within a year he will be $3le. rg ' ' ' ' ' " " ' ' ' ' ' 1' 1 3
‘3’“; a major league ball club. You ‘ Indor. luduy. Greene. Herr, Hulman. ready to challenge champion Lewis. 9 son, 13‘ . . ' . ' ' ._ '_: _ 3 ‘
must deliver or be on your way. pl?”- ”"901"- LOW‘JOY. Luman. Miller. Tot 1 6 6 "i;
“Buck" O'Neil who coached with :1 r“110- Noldinmr- Mallory. O'Hearn. . - a """""""" - .
great ”we“ rm sown” years at , Pillsbury and Scott. Arlitxertlse m The Sentinel for best. Referee—Brotherton.
Syracuse. has just l‘rs‘lgl’lf‘d as (‘o- - ”a“ 3' .. The Sentinel's score.
lumbis coach. \Vlir-n football was l ]R
resumed at that institution. ('i'Xr-il O BOARDING HOUSE—By Ahern
was the popular szlcclion to put (‘0. , fl . -' “—---'.—!;, 1:39.». imk
lumbia on the ma p. For various rca- NOW, kS'fb'fl-iAT ' HA-HAt-fi‘i' A 994E mgr“—
sons he has failed. ‘1'. ' F0 \ '
It is practically s. certainty that P05 iOLi R MAE? WARMED CKgi-i HiM’
"Greasy" Neale will not he at \X'ash- VOUR HUQBAM‘D Hi8 HEELS OU'r HE‘S A BAD
ington and Jefferson next fall. O'Neil. 'niE MAUbR, AS 01: "ERE All HOUR ' ‘45ch
who devclm-r-li a great team last year. SAM“ CLAUS ‘“ I; , C
has had only fair success this season. ‘ 1' CA ,AGOi 3 I 9m: ’ - “a; ‘dAiT'flLL
After dcfcating Lafayette. his tcam ”- LL “'4‘ tin SI .1“ H"; a“ . HF- .
lost to Detroit I'niversity P'ttsbur AMOS ' AMOS 0' k ' b — COME?»
. , A ‘ . ‘ 4-» 1. ~
_ . V. g / I VJILL DAV FNE ~= , To um “131565?" b-v'itssléu
Ind West lrginia. .
All is not “ell at Yale. Continued / DOLLARS A DAV ME A LOOK'THA'i ’, TAL£-A
defeats by Harvard and Princeton / Fol), Hi5 SERVICE; \ilouu'D RNG. % EALLUS /
hun't strengthened the position of / l / OH .I-itS,
no women it E
Tad Jones. A number cf other coach- ' “A .1 ‘ / EARS'
”fall-121‘“) against the same old story THE COGTUME! i ”- '
—~ s re to win. Most of them will ' t . " *
THE ALL STARS
going tonic the came of many a. foot-
' at practice-and is planning to. launch
witiethe‘ m than. m f heal-h” ' so;
- i - Fmve-BusyPlace
Last night was one .01. the busiest of
the season “the Nomlk Bowling al-
le’yg. It seemed its-though all or the
bowlers‘ln the city (I
uley's‘ nt‘the- lime time. The match]
games started with the Schultze'g Reg. 5
uln’rs uphill-the Hflnil;
star 't'eam front nay section? he is
naturally guided by the slim-ring or the
players‘in the ~games which. be per:
reason why‘the‘ experts seldom’ agree.
' ’ ' s ’0' s
t‘ath
. No better ethpies, or .this
Could be offered than John‘Thornas.
who saw Thomas in action. again
it
much consider-strum in that: .All-
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That even so great a. player as
Locke can be stoppod‘cvu proved in
the Yale game. Yale play“ Locke.
and offensively he didn't do very well.
On the defense. ‘however. he was a.
Wonder. Thomas is not nearly so good
a defensive player. While Yule was
centering its attention on Locke. it lost
sight or Perkin. who literally run
wild. -
The Locke-Thomas controversy is
ball argument. Thelunny part a!
it is the eastern ulna use certain to
give 'l‘bomns much more considera-
tion than the was!”
Norwalk Big
Five Going to
‘ ' Bridgeport
The Norwalk Big Five basketball
team will travel to Bridgeport Satur-
day evening. where they meet the
Kacey team of that city. The game
will be played at the high school gym.
The Kacey: were booked to play the
Red Men Big Five. but cancelled the
game because at difllcultles arising out
or the disputed game played at Red
Men's Hail. Monday evening.
The Pocahontas Girls' Team of this
city will meet the Catholic Community
girls in the preliminary game. A num-
ber of meters from this clty will sc-
company both teams to the Park-City.
The line-up for the main tune is
as follows-
KACEYS . NORWALK
Burns, Buckley . ...........‘. Mullen
Right Formd
McClellan . . . . . . . . .'.. .. . Gnu-ale
.. Left Forward .
McGran,....~............ Brother-ton
1 Center ‘ .
Dondero, Delmoro . . . . . . . . . Lonehak
. '- Rixht Guard ‘
Rowe, Judge . . . . . . . .O'Boyle. Kelley
~ ~ Left Guard
Monker Grotto
Sport Notes
The Grotto 4m" ketballteam is hard
thelrtsedsonzlnthe neu- mturo. “
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The besiretbsll team: is having some
trouble'in getting s court on which. to
play their» game. In; (all scum
courts. m town. are. being find by
Wutm‘lnjhgdt‘yg . ‘ 4. ‘ .
..' we o’9=.:.. 7, R.
The bowling match W._to_r
next Monday swelling ytrill hing!» be
postponed» ~.untir..s:pui-: math.
Grottogu «bowing...» new 31
Community. magmatic-nun. pa
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» in. Lon? 7:1:th hm
basketball last year: . . -
..- 1“. fro-{151.
o'repu‘n' mathematics:
'bowlmgtournumenL‘-i' Kiwi]! 11757
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When a. football .c'giucseiecu an m-
serially attended; That is the chief
the crack fullback ‘0! the University of
Chicago.“ Many of the eastern experts
Princeton” ill-é certain to give :lnm.
.be between Kid Erick ot Danbury and
' planned to divide the Isis-go number 0!
A‘ championshlp’honors'is expected. 'nie
. issues: so. also“
rsc‘ebetwoenihekedyhd’ m _
Iii the Connecticut-Light and Powe,
company league. the Sales Department 1
_won two out 0: three games from uni
Meter Department. '
In the Industrial Bowling league the
Gentlemen walked. 0! with three
straight, games from the Ink-Stingers
V
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three from the Golfers. All. of the
match games were well contested.
showing that the participants are con-
stantly keeping in torm.
. The scores:
METER DEPT.
America. teams.” 53;; """""‘ :2 8° 7‘ 2:;
;, . . hen . . . . . . . .
' ‘7' _' , Mic'sstro .......... 84 11s 91 291
I powwow-mm Keeu‘........... 85 90 175
and .I ans-vertmnk ton-y I never _ _ ._ -.._
awawwibiflmoftootb-n Total.........242 231255 778
“5°" 1:; ”m “mug". “”3 Aycr ............ 89 82 76 247
mm“ e ““1“ 5““ Wm Coughlin ..95 76 105 27s
for the great showing of Thomas in Johnson _ . 96 89 93 ., 8
thutgamemustgogohhline. 'flie ' ""' '_ __ _ _
Chicago for-wards completely out- ' -.
' Total ........ 280 247 274 801
layod their Menus. -
p op. . . lndustrlal.League.
In his game against Princeton. Grc e , CAKE-E::E§§ "8 ”61
Thomas unquestionably looked. like the G ":1 ' ‘ ' ' ‘ ' ' ' ' ‘ ' 90 8; £9 2;“
greatest fullback that ever stepped on. Kerr?“ :1 ' ' ' ' ‘ ' ‘ ' ‘ 91 79 70 :10
a. gridiron. He alone scored three- Might :8""""' -5 80‘ 92 £53
touchdowns against. the Tigers. W ‘haft ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' £1 76 99 .5.
Neither Yale nor Harvard was able to 3 """"" 98. ’
cross the Princeton goal line. Any ‘ ' ' ‘ ' ' ' ' ' ' ‘ ' ‘
critic who saw Thomas in that game. '— — T "7‘
and didn't lok hlom him over in any Total ‘ ' ' 'G66;é§;22 "8 1'2‘3
other contest. would almost be forced ' __ __ _ __
to. put him on any eleven 0! stars he Hyde 8" 81 80 -943
select°¢ . . . Vaughn ..'.'.....-.. 79 76 so 235
' Wiseman......... 90 97 32 269
The showing of mm in the Hurdey ......_.... 83 so 86 249
mm“ 5"” “‘5 WV ‘ M Matthews s: 107 31 270
thing for Thom sud Chlago. It evi- __ __ ,_ ____
dearly caused the Big Ta: coaches to ' 266
decide that it Chicagowss to be kept Tm“ 'dfi;L§flé§l ‘09 1'
in check, Thomas would hay-egto be ‘Baldwln ‘ 8‘1 80 88 349
stopped. Ohio State. and \Vlsconsin Thorne "'"_'.'.'.'.‘. 77 83 3: 24.3
turned the trick quite eflectl . Moshier ..‘..'.. ..79 97 106 182
“m” m “‘0“ “m gum. “1 Rivers 88 117 98 303
like a different player from the Ashby ‘ 83 83 83 2“
'I‘honmsotthel’rlncetoneontod. """"' '_ _ __ ,__
.‘ ' ' Total ...... 408 460 457 .1325
The fact that most or the western INK-SUNGERS
experts are picking Locke in pret- Kelsey _ _ _ _ , , . . . . _ 88 86 75 249
erence to Thomas has stirred up can Sigmond , , . . . . . . . 79 87 87 253
siderable argument. especially from Harris . , _ _ , , _ , , , , 82 75 84 241
the supporters of Chicago. Thomas is Cooke _ , . , , , , , _ _ . 85 73 86 244
more or less of a specialist—nitric Lamont , , , , , _ . . . . 69 8? 80 231
plunger—while Locke does dumbing _ — —— --—'—
well. at was no doubt the deciding Total , . , , , . . . . 403 403 412 1.213
factor.
Pass Bill to Protect _
’ the‘Migratory Birds
WASHINGTON. D.- C.. Dec.( 7.—
By a. vote of 86 to 17 the Senate yes-
terday passed a. bill to require an an-
nual Federal license of 81 for every
person hunting migratory game' birds
and to provide refuges for birds in
their fight from Canada. t’o the Gulf of
Mexico. to be used as public shoot-
remarked
ing grounds in_ season. It a State
objects. to a. game preserve within its
bordérs. Its verdict is to be final.
Licenses are to be issued by post-
master.
Some levlty was injected into the
debate when Senator New said that
If he. a.‘ resident of Indians. were to 4
go to Arkansas and hunt now without i
a license he would have to pay a fine '
of :15. }
“Yes. and go to jail."
Senator Caraway.
"Well? if any man from Indians.
should go to Arkansas. he ought to be I
put in jail." shot back Senator New.
Young K. O. Kunz
Matched With Cook
’oun K. O. Kunz. the local fighter.
will] maltre his second start in the ring
on next Monday evening at Danbun-
He is matched to fight the aeml'flnfil
bout of the evening against Carmen
Cook of Bridgepon. A large number
of fight fans are planning to make the
trip to the Hatting tong) nand watch
' hter ,in ac o .
tm’lghlt’aox‘fiaglnfiiout of the evening will
bring together Vernon Spinner of Mt.
Vernon and Frank Cavanaugh of Fair-
field. Ed Ginty and Red ottrell will
appear in one of the tour round bouts.
The opening bout of the evening will
Young Saxon of Bridgeport.
Joseph Barry is matchmaker, 1nd
the-bouts are being run of! under the
auspices of the Kenosis. Athletic club.
Tickets for the show went on sale yes-
terday endure in the hands tn Junk
Dempseyat his pool teen: on Wall
street. Norwalk.
South Norwaik
‘ Club-Bowlers Busy
W! in the South Nor-walk Club
snBoharfit practice each night: on. th‘s
club's 'zlleys. settling into condition.“
inucipauou of the opening; 0: their
annuslbowllng tomcat. ’
'Aiah‘ed‘ulelsbelng drawn upby the
W‘~.oommlttee,ot_ the club. II: P
baths-sippinto heaps. unanswmthem
mum other on” the club‘s alloys at
Montaigms‘tsrouznougxmo winter.
Lin-eluded or inte‘mt ls being, shown
by? tiibiho’wien. and .1. close race :9:
\
“photogenic winfi'e Whig-Md 3'3"
m to use the,
while the Cake Eaters won two out of1
Bezdek N at to
Bezdek. Penn State football coa.
yesterday rejected the offer mad-7 “
by President W'illiam F.
manage
baseball team.
main in college work and thrrs‘
cannot accept managers‘nip
Phillles."
Baker.
Havel-ford Wins
ford College soccer team yesterday
tested Swarthmore
local field. 4 goals to 0.
iLANDlS WANTS
BASEBALL P0l
ELLMINA .
By Associated Press
“°L2Clx:’lSl'_lLLE. Kin. Dec.
leave tzrmlllate the baseball 1m. H
,2 e game Irom suspicion
1 . 88d Commissioner Landzs 1-:-
‘ JDX' and .
l min ,.
; suit °r leasm rs today
. night I
9 great:-
moner. with characteri
led the one»
pool. “the all "
est form of criminal in “‘32:: "to
35:32:..11322arm ..
a. for nor w-y.
a. fight to stop pool operations M‘ .
“I have handled many Cl‘ocfi- .
day. but never have I had to c
such slimy and so UTXCLI'C M
as this clique of nation-
blers who are robbir~ 'zio.’
.little fellows to place
big fellows behind it alt. "
er Landis declared.
"W’hile the operations off
have absolutely no c-rvrrr'
baseball and cannot posc" ~.
to the actions of any i .
nevertheleS. if allowed ' ,
will destroy the goovl 21".: :;
ball."
Commissioner Lentils.
dress. suggested that :.
uers meet in joint
major league club r
made no mention of 1:
said:
“I may have to lrr k:
to get something into .
you don't have to dr' 2 r;-
commirsioner carefr .
mention of the confiic. .' 7 .
the American League mu”:—
for Chicago. Dec. 13. .
meeting of the mainr kn.
he had called for .\'riv Yr..-
14.
William H. ‘K’eppr-r.
9' ts
Coast 13321.1(“ who yr-str-rdn‘
red forever from participr‘
affairs of the National Ass’ - -
Professional Paschall If”.
to seek an injunction to .
minor 163539 Powers fro-v .
with his operations a? .’
club. G. C. Maser.
Portland club. said t~
take action as quick
gather the evidence.
pelled for filing an alir
ment relative to the ;
stock of the Tacoma
which» he organized. ..
was ordered to pay 5"
due blanager Raymoni
ma club.
The decision of thr- “'2
Giants. world‘s chum; :rzz ‘
other spring training tour
will enable the club . “r
reed with the arming-Prinz
twenty-one exhiliziozi «late.
ed. The cluus will start it
-San Antonio. Texas. and tin:
week in March. The Giants w...
at San Antonio. while tie “'2”
will establish a camp at Segu'
\Vheeler (Doc) Johnson. for
baseman with Milwaukee a:
land. announced today hr- r
chased his release from the I"
phia Americans tor $5.0M". to 2::
the management of a. club on 7.3
ciflc coast.
The minor leaguers will
their convention today with t2;~‘
lection of the 1923 convention 1':
Nashville. Tenn; Detroit. Los Angr
and “'est Baden are bidding for it
\:
wiri
Lead Pb'
.v
.-
I.
PHILADELPHIA. Dec.
Baker
the Philadelphia. Nari.
“I have decided to
r
(is
said Beadek's telegre
at. St)»
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HAV'ERFORD. Pa_. Dec. 7.—
on
Sci.
'l‘a ‘
College
The
and Black led at the end of
half, 3 to 0.
Petcofi to Lead
Ohio Sta
COLUMBUS. Ohio. Dec. 7. ”~
P‘etcoi‘f of Toledo. left tackle to:
Ohio State football toam of 15:.“
elécted captain for next season v
banquet here last night.
___________I
GOLF MEEI‘ AT mil
RYE. N. Y., Dec. 1—7“? .
most important events in the iv“; .
got: calendar (or 1923 will be ~f‘.
thé course at the “'est Cizeslelc'e.
sqoreCountr-y club here. It re.‘
wfimounced that the womei:
finial meet/would be held ,0“.
lo&f_course' and the club oracles”
“.medkomorrow that (he 3;.
en's'fidropolltan meet Wm “.11: ~
oil-the same course some ‘1‘
June.’ . I -
a
and) run CRocPY
. cocoa.
‘9‘? gran' dch‘llt' could
unmea- frmn -a. very _<
”5181!.” [Writes I'ei er Landiu
(uh-1’s... v, ”until I gave hlmzat
Honey ind 'Ta'r. It is a :2:
for chest and threat trouble. d b
colds. croup. tin-cat, chest an ‘
get no "1
b8 ‘ (113'
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