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FOR DEMPSEY
Rumor Has It That Willard
May Undergo Monkey
' Gland Operation.
Jess Willard and Jack Dempsey will
be squsring off in the Polo Grounds
some time during the merry month of
M" it Tom O'Rourke can bring it
shout. Mr. O‘Rourke is willing to
tote expensive and desperate measures
to get the exochamplon into shapc to
meet the present champion. lie is men
Willing to contribute
toward having,
SCHULTZE TEAM
LEADS nouns
The 0. F. Schultze Bowling team is
leading the Norwalk Industrial Bowl-
ing league according to figures given
out for publication today. The team
has played 18 games. won 15 and lost
only 3. The total pinfall is 8.348 or an
average of 463. The C. & K. team is
second in the league having won nine
games and lost three.
1' ()f the individual scores. Kavance
heads the scoring with an average of
} 99 and a high score of 115. Christiano
is second with an' average of 96. Rose
up to tho present time. is credited with
the .highest pin fall in an individual
gumc: his high score being 119.
The team and individual standings
follow:
The local Y. M. H. A. are planning
to Organize a basketball team. They
have m'nde arrangements to practice
in Community Hall on Monday eyen-
logs. ..
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Sum Tarlov. who played a. forward
position for the Mayflower team last
season will be in the Y. M. H. A. line“.
up.
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The East End A. C. are in the field
witha basketball team. They will play
tin-1r first game shortly.
0 fl 0
“'arm. who has piiched great base-
ball for the “filter: team the past two
seasons. may not be with them next
season. It is rumored that he will be
will: the East Ends.
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Th0 Norwalk Big Five were com-
pletely outclassed on the Bridgeport
Kacey." court Saturday evening .
J‘ t O '
The local ltcd Men Five will havo
their hands full with the Laurels of
Imnbury this evening. The boys from
monkey gland opcrntion performed on ‘ \V. L. T.P.F. Ave.
Willurd to make his restoration comf ‘0. F. Schultzc . . . 15 3 8,818 .463
p].t._ i0. E 1‘. .......... 9 3 5.388 .443
Mr. O’Rourke announced last week ;.'\'orws.ll£ T. & it. Go. 5 4 3.983 .442:
that he was having a suru-y luzulo of i ll. 6; W. ... . . . .... 3 3 2.548 .43.!
the former hcnvyvvcight champion“; Norwulk Lock . 1 5 2.601 .433
condition. and that if the report of the Vi‘onn. Luce Works 0 9 3.778 .419
experts was satisfactory ho “oulrl Norw'k lron \Vorks O 6 2.565 .427
start. to Work making the mulch. The i INDIVIDUAL AVERAGE
monkey gland operation will not inc! '1". T.P.l“. HS. Ave.
resorted to unless it is found that \l'il- iffhrisliztllo. O. F .S. . . .1.T3S 110 .96
lord cannot got himself into sllzlpu » iiosc, c. to K. ..... ...1.153 1f9 .96
without it. Ila would sooner, have ' Townsend. Sh; C. L. \V'. 274 93 .93
Willard get into condition by the con- Kuulilcv, N. L. ....... 594 115 .99
volitional methods. Dull'y U. ES ......... 1,666 115 .92
O'Rourke also announced that he . iii rlwricll. N. 'l‘. R. . .. 373 97 .93
ha been in touch with Scnor l.u.=. ‘L‘iullcy, ii. & \\'. ..... 552 103 .92:
Angel F‘irpo. heavyweight champion of Friend. N. T. It. . .. 273 105 .92‘
the Argentine llcplllillc .illlii that if l'cl'ly. C. it K ........ 546 99 .91 i
the Willard-licmpsvy lmut it'll i'lilllit'il. U. l". S. . . . . ‘ .91 5
through cithi-r through the unwilling- ilullvy. .\'. ’i‘. l: ....... .91
nus of “'illard or the failure of the l;\.-rl ii, N. 1.. ........ .S'.
nlcnkcy glands he would svt out to ar- ‘ llikh‘nll. U. l". S. ........'.4:i .31 l
range I. Flrpo-licnlpscy mulch {or ill-.- ‘ N. Si-illltlzc. U. l". S. .. . 91 j
coming summcr. 'l‘iw lu'r-swnt limlw >5 s. i". Sclllrttzw. 0. I“. S. l 9 .90
of Mr. O'Rourke is to gvt nmh'ln's fur \‘.'mg:lrntl, 1.1.5; K.. . . 1.031 106 .193
the Polo Grounds illlti liv lilii'liiis to :;- .l....-. .‘.. 'l‘. 1:. 542‘ 10] .90‘
get them. Yupxw. S. I .\\'. . . , . . . .270 98 .90
If the nlonkii)’ gland Ol’i'l‘fllmil All ...: ., :s. ’l'.i‘.. ...... 44.3 '«9 .3J
should be tried and found succq-ssl‘ul in ;;,.,.m .. _\-l q; 1:. ..... 17.; .\\' '3“;
the clue of Jess “'lllulti illL'l't' “iii ll'i ’l‘uttlc. C. & 1{_ .____._ .953 103 .3)
doubt he a. rush to ivslo ( villul‘ -.\ _\lullni;.}‘. L‘ .. K. ...... om; iii .5
champions 01' 1'1" NH") ““133“ in «l. L'. .\- K. ........ 435 1H3 .bi.
division. Thcrc might in il\illi.lilit.‘ hi" i‘, illlvy. X. i.. . . . . . . 349 94 .87‘
these experiments Jim Colin 1:. Jim 'l‘ownsvlld. Jr. C. 1.. “K 785 97 .87
Jfiflri'l and Tom Sliill‘lu)’. linking ll. lillt')‘. “_ L. \V. __ _. 708 99 3-;
far.- alwula have \i'0n|l~‘|<“l 110“ 0H" 0‘ . You'llus. N. '1‘. It. ......509 59 Ar.
tilesu lilrcc in rl-asouulllv (‘onlllUU-i l'h:ll‘1“'illt l'. U. i“. S.. . 1.023 1H4 .81»
“wild look against ~7-1:-< l“ I '!’-‘" ."- Ilo\\.'.l‘d. ll. .t \v. 555 102 .0:
It might cmnt‘ w W“ ”'4" J“? Mosltl-r, x. l. \v. 512 89 .Si
Hmnphries would lu- iit‘tiillnilllg. "'11 “guilt, N. l. \\'. ....... 306 91 .58-
this cmncr. Jflllli'E-l J. .li'l'llli'h; ()\v’l “HITS. :(_ I. \V. ...... 514 93 84:
here. Jack I)le‘5‘"‘)'-" Till‘r“ has I‘m“ _‘.lol:1 ........... .. . . . 514 93 .84 3
much wriiicn slicmilntil’m HS 10 "‘1 ‘1 Millwr. X L. . . . . . .. '25:: SR .34!
would happen if this could low Milli-131' i'ulllillo. N. T. 1:. ...... SM; 92 .84 i
sham. and the siz-- of ill? Hill" l" ”INS Fnii‘h. (‘. i.. W. ...... 497 li'l .81?
I’Ou'h i-- limitml only M‘ ”A" 8'13" 0‘ l'vlc. C. l.. W. . :54 SR .83;
the t'l‘f‘l‘l. , .lirluu l. N. l. \v. ..... so? 93 .33;
It may be iukrll from tlm l"'\“‘|””nn Henson. (‘. 1.. \V. . . . . . 22H 92 .83,
of Mr. O'Rourka‘s plans that the; at M5 \\';ll'rcll. N. L. ...... 16:: 85 .81 i
of the pusilistic l'l‘l'lh‘ 55m” are "'5'“ \"l‘oiilviv, N. l .......... 387 83 .79 ’
“1““: (0" a "“1" "”~“-“ ’llmmf" l” ””9 llrvlmcs. (T L. XV. ...... 731 100 .79;
".Cln"."- All‘Pady .lm‘k l<""LKD“' mm“ - l"llilll'§:.’lll. ii. & \\'. . . . .471 9‘2 .79:
sgn‘ for Jack Dnmlist'i'. har- l" mm M Sm u. v. & K. ........ 159 33 .79 I
thvt‘v out feelers as to the cimm'i‘s 0‘ )iuthnis .......... . 424 Si! .83 i
Delllphcy being L’H'l'n :1 ”ill“ lliipluy— ;
mom ground May or July. 'l‘lv‘ lxs-rvv— ‘
weigh: championship has hv-cn out of
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' Yale and Harvard !
1'qu ever since thc ni‘l‘uir \\'_liill ‘ ‘
Georges Cnrpcnticr at llmlw's ’i‘ixirty; (‘ra‘ds 1Vlay Be . ‘
1m”- . . Cut to Ticket
The continued rctlroncn Chill‘f‘l‘llillfi. _ i
or? L'llll': \Vllls may he taken us ."l‘l c \‘l“\\' HAVFV Dc
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illdllctcr that the ilr-xlnr: :Illiilf'l‘illi‘f4 . wumlrm in the hip: “MEETS:
do "0: want to ““0 :1 pm'mv“ for '1 games at New Haven and Cambridge!
"mixed bout" of the magnitude or the . _.‘ ...“... .1 ”w “mm “'licl‘c anothcr“
Dempsey-“fills bout for .\»w hork Cut will have to be made in the num- ‘
"at; Tex Rickard might slum" 't m in r of iii‘k» I» allowed to graduates. Ont
Jar-6y. but not while the .lvrst‘y hm;-
in: law limits the price of ndmiss'lml
to 815. Dcmpsey's end on that linSi‘i
would hardly be big cnough to knot):
hi. manager in pcrfumcry for n ycur. »
Cardinal O’Connell
Donates Cup for
College Relay
Clrdlnal O‘Connell oi Boston has
donsted I. cup through the Knights of .
Columbus for the chunlpion relay team
of the Catholic colleges of the country.
It is said to he the first time that a.
Csrdinal has given a trophy for all;
lthletlc event. although Archbishop l
HIyes of New York donated a. cup for '
In indoor championship illi'ti. two
yesrl Ago. 3
The meet in which the Cardinal's
trophy will he at stake will be held in
Boston under the auspices of the
Massachusetts K. of C. at Mechanics
Hell on February 17. It is (‘Xpectrd to
he the largest meet evcr held under
K. of C. auspices. as president “'illinm
1!. Front of the A. A. U. reports that
dthletes from an Eastern colleges and
most of the Catholic colleges have
entered.
Norwalk Tires
Win Three Straight
In snother game in the Industrial
Bowling league played off Saturday
night It the Norwalk alleys. the Nor-
welk Tire &. Rubbcr company won
three straight games from the Connec—
ticut Lace “Works. The high score. of
the evening, 106 was made by Hur-
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loy. The score:
NORWALK T. 8; R.
Hurley. .......... 93 98 106 :96,
Bterling..........83 89 85' 257
Berberich ........ 9:! 106 83 286
Psullno .......... 81 39 9: 252
Moeker.......... 9: w 86 277
Total ......... 441 480 451 1.878
CONN. LACE VV'ORKS
Holmes.............. 73 63 136
Ooverly 75 68' 76 219
smith ............7s 79, 79 236
RRiley..........80 91 91 262
Townsend, Sr. 79 73 5.0 23
Townsend. Jr 7s 78
...... 385 374 404 1.161
Calf Pasture Life
Guards Go to Stamford
Tomorrow evening the Calf Pasture
Life Gnu-d basketball team. will go to
nonfat-d. where they will meet the
aurora Y. M. C. A. five of that city.
The Lock City lggregation have .I
(set teem end should make
Tots] ...
the word of Harold F. “bedrock. gen- i
'i‘l‘ul manager of the Yale Athletic As-i
i
soclation. alumni of the two univer-i
sill-‘5 will in" allowed but one ticket on
lhrir applications. This situation will
store graduates of Yale and Harvard [ tllf‘lr
lncxt ycnrJn the game to be played in ' Lauries 0f Danbury.
IC‘unlbridgc. Mr. \Voorlcock said in n inary
statement. issued here tonight: “Tho
maximum seating capacity in the. sta-
ldillm is 51.000. and judging from the of
number of applications received this
your from Harvard and Yale. it seems deal of trouble.
w-ry probable that applications will!
lhave to he limited to one ticket each." Ihave gained
This rule wil lapply to all but un-
dergraduates. Two years ago three
were allowed to graduates. last year
and this your the number was Cut to
two and no wthe alumnus will have'
to be satisfied if he can see the game,
without the company of his wife. hestl
'girl or mother. as the case might be.
OUR BOARDING HOUSE—By Ahern
lion.
list
The Bridgeport Raccy
team just nosed the. Laurels out by a:
few points a few weeks ago in Bridge- E
pcrt.
Q 0 1
Ed lilnckman. who played third :the rays‘ Club
.haso for the East End baseball team 3
'i:.st season is planning to return to his é
'nid position iTC‘hll‘lll the hat ncxt ycar. gto ch York on Saturday starting to
Not so many years ago Blackman was jsce the finish of the six»day
'cntching for the Lockwoods. ‘
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McGrnn. the hi5: ccntcr
considered the
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Byron Harris. better known
“Slim." is a member of” the Philadel-
phia. Athlctics' pitching staff.
Harris is one of the host pitchers in
the league as far as stuff is concerned.
He has a dazzling curve hall that
breaks sharply and one of the fastest
fast bulls in major league keeping.
licsldcs having n. great amount of
stuff. Harris has an awkward dclivcry.
, and this peculiar pitching motion adds
to his effectiveness.
Harris won 9 names and lost 2!) last
season. A black cat made a :osing
pitcher of Harris. It happened down
in Texas one day last winter. Harris.
nmusinghimslr-if with n. sling shot.
took a crack at a lilnckrnt that was
wandering across a field. ills aim was
true and he kilicd the cat.
The killing of the cat happened in
the. prcscnce of three witnesses nnd
the news spread. It reached the
American League thin sprint: and hail
players. :llvxnvs myrcr for a. phvcho-
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Chat and Comment: "liof Special
N orwalk Fans.
ll appear at Nor—
It is planned to
meet the Y. M.
evening. These
have the Battery t
H. A. Juniors on 1:
two games in one
C
A number of 100'
planning to go to D9.
to see K. 0. Kunz. t
action. He will fight
Bridgeport. -
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'Vernon Spinner. the liter. who de-
feated our own Bud sfer. will also
be on the card in Don ry this even-
fight fans are
ry this evening
local boxer in
rmen Cook of
inc. He. will have as" is opponent
Frankie Cavnnaugh of airfield.
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Varies. who is managrx of the K: O.
K. A. basketball team 'll also play
with East Avenue Churc Boys’ Cluo.
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The Norwalk Big Fivexwill have a
fast. team against them 0 next Wed-
thc limiting town have a fast ag'grcg._~ I
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of tho the
‘irillccport Knccy basketball team. ls‘lx'nccvs
bcst pivot man in the llipht.
Killing Black Cat 18' Jinx. .
For “Slim” Harris '7
its logical advantage.
ncsday evening whenlh. meet til)
’l‘rimlhles of Brooklyn. Tl'p Triangles
are cm of the fastest tcamiin Bmok-
basketball flyn. $
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Phil Ott. who has been acting as sub
for the Calf Pasture Life Guards this
srcscn will be seen in the ne-up of
the rest of e sea'son.
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A number of local people xxznt down
3 C .
rice.
Lonchak was back in‘ the g i c with
Norwalk Big Five agai It the
in Bridgeport on tut-day
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seized upon tinglin-
ridcul and made it part of thein‘st-
lack whenever Connie Mack called
upon Harris to pitch. i
As Harris warmed up he wdlld
hour con-ioliug messages such as: ;
“Tough luck. 'Sllm.‘ that a pitcher
with your stuff can‘t. win, but it's flat
black cat vou killed that's dot." 'it.
Killing a. black cat ruins a munflor
life." . i,
"Gee. ‘Slim.’ I'd sooner break 1 hin—
drod looking-glasses than even slafia
black cat_ much less kill one." f.
The thing finally got Harris. He bk-
czlmo firmly com-iuccd that it was "13
black cat that hold him back and a
timc he pitched kept thinkin
about the death of the smoky feline ea
tii'nt he could not concentrate upo
his pitching. would slow up in his die-g
livery.
curve ball :tni lose control. _ _
The story of ilnrris‘ failure in 1922
is-tlto story of s slain cut.
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Red‘M‘ehnto‘Piov
Laurels of Danbury
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The Not-walk Red Mei-n will have as
opponents this evening the
In tho prelinb'
game the the Red Alon Scpcrntcs
will meet the Triangles of Glcnbrook.
The Danbury team is considered one
the astest teams in this section,
and should give the local team a good
They have played
together for the last three years and
considerable reputation
for their fine teamwork .
The Glenbrook team who will meet
the Seperatcs are also a fast team and
have. scored a. number of wins this
season. They will bring a. number of
fans up from Glenbrook to root for
them.
Dancing will be enjoyed after the
games. The first game will start at
tizllt o'clock. .
East End A: c.
Team Organizes
The East 1an A. C. team have or-
ganized their basketball team for this
season. They will hold their first
practice in Community Hall. East Nor-
walk on Thursday evening of this
week.
Edward Blackman has been elected
manager and a. captain will be elected
before the practice Thursday night.
Benny hiason. Red Sheehan. Jack
Sheehan and other fast players will be
in the line of the team. Theywill
Open their season within the next few
weeks.
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The: Not—well; Big Five basketball
team traveled to Bridgeport onfiatur-
day eveninggnd were detected by the
-Knights of Columbus ’team of that
,- place bythe score of 84.4. The game
was played in‘ the 'Bridgeport high
school gym. and as the Bridgeport
team knew every nook und corner of
the court. they complete! youtclsssed
the local team.
Dondero. the left. guard of the
Kaceys'wss the outstanding'star of the
game.- He was very fast and was all
over the court, tossing in four baskets
and one foul for a. total of nine points.
In fact oil .0! the Park City team
played a. star game. There was not a.
player on the team that scored less
than twogbaskets.
Brothel-ton and Mullen scored the
only points. fo rthe Nor-walk team
They both-managed to make one has-
ket each. This was the first defeat of
the season for the local team. The
Bridgeport team will play at the
Armory later in the season. and the
local team expects to reverse the
tables.
A number of fans accompanied the
team to the Park - City and cheered
'heartily throughout the game for the
local team despite the fact that they
were completely outclassed.
The score 0 fthe game follows: }
KACEYS
G. F. P.
Burns.rf..............2 2 6
McClellan.lf...........3 0 6
McGran.c.............3 1 1
Rowe.rg........v......3 0 6
Dondero,lg............4 1 9
Totals ............. 15 4 34
NORWALK
- v G. F. P.
Muiien,rf...... ....... 1. 0 '3.
Guurnieri. 1f ..... . ...... 0 0 ti
Brotherton.c..........1 O 2
Boyle.rg..............0 (i 0
I.onchak.lg...........0 0 0
Totals .............. 2 O 4
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tsmweight. boxer,
Lynch.
the fritz. “’hile Missouri‘s metropolis
can snub many neighbors with George
Sisler for the American League bat-
ting champion. Rogers Romany for
the National League swat king, the
Scullins as the national soccer cham-
pions. Eddie Held as the winner of
ers not identified with clubs. there has
never been a stir for a fistic title until
tamweight class.
Kaiser. rrw at the age of 18. is re—
garded as the fanciest piece of padded
mitt machinery ever developed in St.
Louis. Graduating from the amateur
class a year ago, where he swept
through the class of simon-pures with
a. knockout punch. he has advanced
to the gates of Joe Lynch's pedestal.
Fighting as an amateur for three
years. Kaiser won 63 out of 86' bouts
with, a knockout punch. And that
wallop is what. has impressed the
Mound City sharps.
last. summer's golf tourney for play--
Kaiser is built along the same lines
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And you .will-save—enough. by Christinmas to buy
festivities wfihou’t stint or inconvenience. .
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Kaiser Seeks Match -,
»With Champion Lynch;
Johnny Kaiser, rising young ban-[as a tat.
is rapidly putting?
St. Louis on the pugilistic map. He is' Men with Pa. Moore
one of the leading contenders for the ' Ash‘u. '
featherweight title now held by JOoYoung Monti-eel.
: l'p until sevcral weeks
Pugilistically. So. Louis has oeen on} rm nc'tr crgaged in a. bout a
from his home arena.
is going through the test at rr-“ntt
and is in New York to prcve 1“?”
is entitled to a match with Ltcnrl.
iGeorges and Siki
Crave Bout for
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Johnny Kaiser qualified for the ban-
vestigatim: of Siki‘s charges tr. .’ a
had to agree to a. "frame up" ir. of}!
to get Carpentier into the ring the ‘95:
as Lynch. tall, slender and as active time.
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HAPPY NEW YEAR
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’ Monday, December 11th
Everybody-401d and. Young-Is Invited to Join ....
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Thefirst deposit makes you a member
. NO Fines—No Fees—No Losses
presents and e n j o y-t
His most prominent bouts—£11.51-
PARIS. Dec. 11.——Battling Siti '
accepted the challenge for a l
match with Georges Carpentier. f
ditional upon his reinstatement L} .'
French Boxing Federation.
he is willing to fight for “glory t- 'I.
thus waiving all the money der
for which he has hitherto held us!
In sporting circles.
generally conceded that the fig
not possibly take place until the 17::-
ing Federation has completed 2‘3;
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