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Evening sentinel, Wednesday, December 20, 1922 · page 8

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1 . Payment fm- HaieI _ “x . . . . _ ~ ' - ~ - » «)9: A Qfifgax. Dec. 20
PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 20.~—Phyer . . < l V’ v . - ' . , - ; ~ ' G . rpitcher to, the‘
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No. 2 to figure in the 845.000 :IMIO- , . , ~ . I s, s .- . . .1.“ . , . the world ”“631 he Cruma
-,,_,_.___,____ hall deal that brought Sammy 39' mg to ‘ gV . . _ - . ~ ‘ ‘ ‘ “ ‘ " “ .- can 0 _ ast tan, 15 um:
, d i hard hitting third baseman. to Con- Chat and Comment 0f 8960131 I} t L ‘. I .- . I . I . _ - bri hf phil’sxcians Who are ho
Royal Northern Club an gm? “3“” Athmj" was selected and , NO El] Fans , ~ . ”“331": III‘I‘m around into ah
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Seawanhaka t0 Com- Zasslgned to the Portland club of the ' I i . r I1 with t G' be 3'91? to start the
* l q 113 no yesterday. Frank . .1 . hfi lants 1n the s .
C] d faritlc (208.! 8 I fact be pnng
peie on y e' O'Rourke. former shortliop and utility , . . . x._v ? ‘v I. 1 f action fcame knovm MOndav “'11
. . ,V -,I,....._.....II._ ‘.. iiofif‘ldor of tho “05‘0" Red 3°" pur- The Red Mellow}! Five basketball "Beef” Carlson WhP'U'” Uh? “I; .’ McQuillsz ”0'00” damages 111
hi.“ lullix. lIuvia -u,_.~ lilo Kola] gchasod from the Hub City club by the [amt Monday evening wag one of the of 1m “amnm Nahum 31" m“ I called . n 15 one of the plainum
Murrow l M ii: t. lgh has aort‘plt‘d the . AlhleUC‘S- is the player sent to Port- best: gamed ever played in this city. It basketball feign Jflll b. seen 1!: the :‘ . and “If? hlhe Queens supreme
“MUM" ”U 1”" I‘““_““““‘”“ CUU'IU" Iland. wag the never say die spirit of the line-up of the All . shallot-d Make]:- II‘ dax s. T): “Ill be tried within
”W” ”3“ “1”,, W U ”H” of ”"5: ‘* local team that brought them out on bail team at the Armory ten-night. _ ‘ . " “the? plaintiff in m '
in: ll .r h- .lu.lnl;.lkn challrrlgo cup forIV H H. t . . . ., . I .Q ‘5 Miss Margaret 1,8”er of ~-
ulmlll Iliil‘iilSV ‘l'hm cup. which was F0111 as '8 the 09- ‘ '. streeg Astoria‘ n f ' -
, . I! V 15,5 , V t . . 0 King who Jumped center for the 3 Quman a d 10themnqaw 0,
(Hal lvli iii iunlprll Oil in J . “,ds 9 Work cut on r John McGarrie manager Piratesvagainat thO'Rfd Man‘sepenm ; actiOn - l‘iI thf. defendant ini
“nu not war in the lirilish \nnht Manage . 9‘ v is MISS Mild a
cum iii -\flvr im- inn rnuliolllil m WW“ “1“ F"- T'“"‘5 ”WW" ““15““ or the Red Men Big Five basketball on Monday nixht. it bound thfl M > ter or James B 3'71 Taymr- d3
“wow l- ,im‘ rm‘v ihv Colin ill, Liwllni 'nnly a Rilnlfi iii-hind Now "Mk 1““ team is deserving of a great deal .or Will play on 8 team that '1" PM" I 3 of the Rex AII'IIII‘alIIIOr. stock hm
M J l; Mo Nil-xx. \nv ill in .‘liil'i’l! hm“; Manson. Manager 110 Poll] has Ihl! credit for the fast teams that he 15 win over the Separates. HQ WilbbeI cu“ and Oyster Blay ark 3:”;an t
4; vi z I...} humus-t i lu‘llk l'. 1'1”!“ '3 "VWk "m 0‘” il‘ hp is to do as no“ bringing to Red Men's Hall " every seen in the line-up 0! the W‘com‘ ‘ The action h h-
snw m n; will no. i.“ “m- in I923: , , Monday evening. .lohn'ls heart and posed of college and prep school alar- cover damagrearir :99 human.
Mill 1 Hwi l‘w‘i't 111 “AM 1‘ '1 “wk ”l" U “1""! “hm" Slinvknr? “ill the ace soul in his duties. and is trying to give that will oppose the .Sepentel on the‘plaintil‘i‘s on OchiIgnesGl-eceivea
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mm a. m who, o. .1.» i: is in 1.1 of ”if ”mm“ ”m" “a“ “0”“ ”3’ the local fans the best games possible. Christmas nilhf . . . Jericho mmmkp at misting?“
_«; .- llv‘ -::.l- .-. Will" . . . I V .7 .
‘ 1w w. a: in ‘- V I: m “.3.“ null My» Sun. J "‘1‘“ ”W” is "9’1"“5" Prueit. ”1"! U The Calf Pasture Dife Guard basket- " On that da“ MUQU‘H‘W “as
u ,1. .-.> A , I...I, l I} .‘; y”, m ('lllh young: (‘rllfrlrflllL “’ho “'33 such 8. COOK the big ("filter of ‘he 1.0Ck ball team “.1" take their} strong!“ OUt a n9“ aUtOYIl'iQisiie U131 he had
1* ml 2 . , : L it ~.:- :l “.18 Lin-r :rvnl hr 1p in i-‘uhi. “'35 h" :1 “-1311. City Fire has a great habit 01’ holding ”"94“, to Bethe] to—morrow evening. purchased and in the automobile ‘
I . V . H . : 1 ; 1.1 or “ill nw lluprmr with tho yanr's cx- his opponents. Never the less he is 11 full (I t ”0'“ hlm were his mfg and mothu. .
(Hi ..Vr - .. uV,. i.. < ml ,5 l. U The Life Guards ave e .0 There wasacoilll 1. .
i A ~ -' i .. wvi in rm- )iil'hts prrll‘n"*"7 ono of the host center? that has a “fill this season. The reason for . . . ,SOIn ilmeonan
II .I :II . .y I .;,~.~: mxt summer. 5 mm “my Ram com" through inIl played on a. local court this seafson. this is most of tile‘toama thutrthoy mobile “hlch Miss Faylor \anII
‘15, . I . p .1 IINI,“ 'iil.‘h ”In“ The surh :m imprnsslw- milllnrr as ho did a o u . ”Hie pluved this year “v9 beenmut Ind (he MCQUliian automoblk
v A 2mm i. . . mi :l and il'n- in 192:? Krllp hasn't a arm! “"31 "-' Jimmy Morrison the. old Stamford ' ' t t ‘b “'19 . i 'Whlc‘h the lattor was oxarturngi
. a. x -l‘ . . . UP against some 0 he ' am ‘1 Farley rocoived a sown-
duh V‘ «l m. m. .u m, ~.r L. inahu‘ly Muff. lint I.“ .i 3mm? in“ .v r. istar who played in the great games in this season. l 'I ( . I‘
i . ,. i . ', - will \nn Hiltlvr, the muzma or 1h“ ; former .‘mzlrs against the Nor-walk ‘ . . . face andJCllllHansarln Marl”!
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l . . M5 mu :..~'i.il I“’:lt‘) WilllllIWu'l' stuff. rl'llll: do lhn {1W \~“T‘\ h“ i' 5 loam; “l” in) soc-u in tho line-Up of Mickey “Miller; the new welter- figsrggmnli Uixnaflrzitsfx::hnlrlv:bm
“ ’ 4‘ " “ “""‘" "U ”L“ ““‘U' i“""”""‘ U" , I r H. WW All-Slamfwd ““9 at ”’9 Mm”? wright champ had his hlndl mu in nert ‘but {i IIIJIIIIII I” I"
v: .M :4 .- s»..l I'lll’lltlhiflll \ mini i'ili'illlll: wins lit lump. 3'. my ‘Ol 93 i this evening. . U the title I. '. . ’ {UL-”Um”
u z .. l 'm Mum-u lullnlu rs or S‘lflff l9 :1 \try llnrrrmin r-mx . . hm fir“ fight. ”ace, “Um“: ’ . ' injurlos arc- respondlng in tr‘
‘ - , . I, I 1 1m“ m ‘ . A 4 * with Phil hrug. “alker will lune to \icQuillan lives at I53 Wm
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. V . . , ., m , , ”if “I”; “1M1 . . — : Noll Lyons who is on the basketball fight at top speed to hold 111- mm 8' Astoria
.I; k x: i.“ ,1 H I”, 4 “1", mm and En ‘ [ ‘sriuad of Pratt Institute attended the a. n mbvl- of the, present. crop of wIei-, Miss 'f‘avlor (ir-nlo: tr.“ 9" ..
: ' U l l"‘ '1; ‘1‘:le l.“ l a \\ llll‘ll (”'0' 'u ' l l prarliv‘e of ”‘0 "a” Pasture Life err nave defeated him. beUOIe he“0n was causod bV he: (‘39 1:3}?
1. l g] r, .. ii. WWW. H- i.» i~ l ‘l-l.— vl ‘ iGuards last owning. and gave ihem;11l8 present “tie. "Sm-Jack Britten. ,pléces the Maine for IIIII 3%
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. .l ,. . V, , ~,. .. ‘ a few painters in the game. _. .
C ' If: : II]; .2” III} { IEII’ I“ 5 . . . Kuczo who played one or the _foIr- :igglgglnztzgdacagg mom: a u .,
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rnwl- r ill: » um in. ”1:..in .Im‘mn ’ The llridgr-port Knot-5‘s will be thel‘mm positions on the IStamford P - w_
' .y .. um; I n “ l'wl‘: lwl m “ml ‘ iatlractinn fit the ArmOrv on (.‘llrist- m” Monday evening. ’3 one or the I _
. , mom. I' M, ,I g. m.” MI 1m“ night Th“ gave-mp \Vomm host football players that Stamford Indians Seek
, ‘, . . ‘ , I, ,., 1. ,1, 2 l ‘ . ' ' High School has turnedout in a. long 0, FVN. WARNL‘W . . 1
«mi \. .14 ii... in In l.“ l .« m l. 1 .813; {me a, pasting ln Bridgeport a time He stirred in the Lindblom- . A l . . e“ Llate
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'H I Hi, ,UI “I": ‘3I1:,':,,I,,”\ 1m: 3.3.2113. ,‘wl": f Ira“ :Wtstafo‘l (Uh: mg {no are out Stamford High game. IGkn “'arncr. famous coach of the When Warner took'cllarge It Pitt:-
..,',.4.,,‘.,. . v.1“; “m, .V.,,.., W.“ “ml “I“: 1‘ b1 0 m "g 31° (:1 '. ' " ‘7 University .0! Pittsburgh eleven. is one ibljrg' igaghgcigll‘egelgo;h;lfy 3:3!” It Cleveland son‘irrs
. . ', , ‘ ‘ ., . U. . : Clay Turner the Indian fighter who of the outsiandln r 1 u‘ f t- pm ' Glenn Myalt of .H
V:, .1 «m ...i ll‘m .. .. J , - . , . g lgurcs n .e 00 l . .. _
I‘I_ I ”III“II' 'I’I "‘1 ' l ' H "‘L‘ “ kid knplnn the 3I30lllil7ll (”aim “has at Ono time made m. home in Bridge- i‘ban world N '- 23$:3ykzvéiam are respected the mean that. Steve 0 :M; m i be p
‘ ' . o the vor 0 of x un‘kou u is - , " . . - . 3
ll lo “Hi ”Mill 1.. n m :l l. .lJ . i Re are? n . 5 , ‘ , I‘ , "I0"- ‘8 still i“ the fighting game. He For a. score o.r your; “arner has; Next wear will ban “’amrr's farewell on the market , I‘ _
. ‘ fight with .alio litrmdn on Manda) \v 1! k ”k d ‘ “1 _ I . . . The “3‘ the C.P\~ I.“ . man
l" "‘ ““l "" " l“ "W“ "' ""' »———l . . , , . ‘15 rocen ‘Y “0‘ U out n e are been on. Of U1" 87‘1“?“ “”0“!" 1n3wwn at PM. He has turned a con-' « ‘ . _
(or l‘gi- Izmir . Am. i: .i Hi}. :i ml ! llvuuu; lnmi U‘Unmz' Th" “Us ”W “mm 5mm“ 0"“ mun“ 0‘ :1 "KM “’"h J“! Smith the Simfi I"? has be?“ dubbed the ltra'ct to take charge or iootball at mm“ bm'zm “MUM” ‘3‘ m
(Mull. ma ,_ \\ ill lu- m. or Hm mm- H,_, .[V x , [,I 3 mm”. "in that ”‘9 Mi‘l‘ld‘?" “3m” 1‘“ l"““‘"“f“ in Canlon. Ohio. He is at the present “best. onwman coach" in the smile. lfiilmland S'anfordI 0 V was evident the ciuh was to be",
\, “14% a; m. llw I'llllll'lllllsv arm ~ 1» r: 1,, 3} M. in” without pnM- "1 a mi?“ mark" m‘mm‘.‘ it ‘3 mid time making his home in St. Paul. Wuner‘a method. are always final. For yam California has dominated. Stole O‘Neill is still a great ca: 3
H..V 5. il‘u'lllJlil “WI 21.. hi 1'. , :3 r' I, v in WWI“ mmr mImIIM of his lhrli. he fult to had mrr tho downl. o a o \Vll'n‘ffVfim coined fame with the football on the 9983" Slanic'rd a. hit 'hut no isa \‘riIm-an. The India:
:. l i ., :w .m- l"? mm. ‘1 z i ’1: ‘1 t , V’VI . ,V. up“. VIM my“ “mun lhal hfl Hal own in his corm-r and George Gibbons who had-hen lick- rCariinio Indians. For yours ho inrm-rl g“- rival. rathz-r mm“, 1}“. way Cali Ibnokstop is going rathrr than
l-' my mum wt lur :: . ll ‘ . , “1.; I ‘ ‘ ‘ 'I . ll id‘ 1" (‘l'lf'd aflor l H‘ lmut. lng most of the boys around W’ater— out wondrrful trams 4“ ”‘0 Indian ifornia is hogging lhe spotlight. ,5 Hf‘Wfl'ef'. “1‘3“? are several
\\ V., II II . IIIIIIIII -. . IIIIII IIIIIIIII II I , IIIII .r i « Ii if in IllImo iIinllI on In is; . . . [,ln-yI ran up inst starter “‘1 Young school that made the country all up! In looking (We? lhe football field In"; American League that and.
in. i» l' \\;|'-" lily i. ,2 :i . ,l .s ,n mi 4 1 <1» .. “'IEI" f U'll'tUUl’ "IU': :‘I'i' I’zu." a, Jack Dem”). I‘m." has In”, mdgfiilmnnnrd of “'allingforii. Gibbons m and. “k. "0’3"“ ,for a. coach who would make thingsp’t‘iemn backstop like Steve 20 .'
Mm ,l, ,. ,.,, “Wm ,,. ll. .:,,,;;, ”If. I " “m" “ “"‘ 5 m “H “‘ 'mont in picking fighlorq “I, “I,” ”m knnckrd 0“,: in the second round. Jim Thorpe. our 0! the most hril- imiorminx fr Andy Smith at (:allfnr‘ v‘adxantago. In return. thoymwh:
’l‘i-n H.” .p i»... i.’ i NH; 1. .H ,l ""4" “l‘ “SW" '“Vrmmml ”3" “H" " ‘ . . . liant play"! the game has ever rfi’m 1 his. “'arnor “as the unanimous able to of!" some promlsmg y
" i . ‘ U ' .V U. U. ,I‘ 1 .l‘ llwtv 02 um opponent. it is al- on? th‘t brought Herman out. Hp _ duced. in a profoxe'of “’nrnor. folmico. strrt I
rm M Mr Hm < "l' l ‘ " WWW-4'“ ”‘1 . . =-~ ._ , . . discovered him figliiing'in four round The WidKEPJN'Rafl‘YO who Wilk- .__‘.-_... .. - . . . . . ... 1 ,_ V , H. .7 '
. .7 ,, _ , I ‘A . . m ,, \V.i s: whom” to “Likn .1 {-l.l._el pass ..___ 1H3“. with {110 \rars one I
"""' ' ‘ ”"""' ' " “ ‘ ‘“ ‘ W Mo W umwiwv. him hour. on ihe Pacific coast. and took ed all the floor time week- ago In , _ he had In “IIwaukp-II sr-rr"§ e».
H" U 'V‘ “I ' "" M" “U U", I I him under his wins: and taught him E lied Mons Hail. claiming that. Referee ' - ' make a. his; go of it in “3.1;“.
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I.2I:\ , .(. or is l i no: i . .n (j‘L‘li mg {mg palm. of tho flsllc game. JloI Brothel-ion was unfair. will be sur— ’5 Tloacue 03.9331“! “.23....“ the
“'i "U“ ~ | V , , ihm sent him rut whnn- hn has bennlprisod to we him acting in (hit 01- . ' . " ‘ ' ‘ . - {I’M '
’2‘ . ‘~‘ "ll' H 'i‘ll w ("n' I: Hi“ I” r “t Wmll H, “U" l" the“ “n" “(9139”. “hung A . ' so or it would new. “or made
~ - . » .. , l . , I_ . . I cleaning “9 most of (ha “5th min-wily whén they face the horwalk . 1—: .-
M imilVli- . I‘l “mi-- 'lil x .. lo .1.” « his Him". ' wins: p18). and it is , .- ‘ ,i H“, at ‘he Armo o Chri t i , ‘ big offer it did for -3 Sf?‘\ix("!.
m V~ I III ,. II ;- I : IIIII b" 'lvni.n- not heard “I. the referl-o. llmpiro or; the Junior “Eh-twolsh: (xi-33. night . . W n ,. ma! : I; .
, IIII IIIII ,I .1 l H, ,, .l .. M, 1_,.,.,I.,,.,. trams. and play is continued and n I .g ‘ . . . j 4
lam; l:"l'iI‘ m w .- m, Ami: 4:" tlw rrlgl cool is magi? ’ nfh‘r the period is HPrmlfl by M8 I‘Vil‘mry 0W? Kid .
rnw r i l w Mil «l . l lll‘ Hnuurl. untied. dons it couui'.’ KW“!!! 11” ”tried the filth? t0 HEM! I The R“! Men 9991*8‘" ‘1“ "109': I‘ i
, , _ , - ' - heir nrongest opponenia of the un- ‘
-- . .- mm Jr “W”; 1,, a dim cumin 0‘" Johnny Dundee for tho. Junior light 3 V V‘ . .
B i Q t film goal because of 1:19 claim that with! championship of the worid.is°“ ““m” "‘3’" ““3" m" "9' " boo) FSUWI n” “he" . lent {mm we The “mum's kept me“. ”mum
en on ..ure 0 Utimv was up the» loreroo “mum mm Band» will Mn to “1‘.“ at a faatIlC‘am made up of collate and pup otncienc: find .benefiicd. In at m "Id me... _‘.u . ,
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N doll ol’ mystery around the foot-
bill now the day boron-one "mud"!
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I t le m 1 These SIGHT that one should rive it i
. . w n ‘ Sun! “3“ - star-nation of th couches sad the} . Often eye swam
9. law . mi. ml mu l’ionlon lllmM-lf "9“" “‘I‘I’h’“ '3’“ “mgr"? Ur, :2” Li‘fifil‘k 9:3? :fl’k? 21:“??th $133331? i'é. gum 13:21“? .Vm wen portal-Ital, the" 88'“ '0 ‘ players the momebers of the opposing fiéfii-fiilon exists when PR
um: (.11..le “uh lhv drui. I“‘"”" w m” U" "Pym UU'U" 0 '3 ball" oea'out h , r, ht ,h‘ p ' 3 aim. A large deleution of lml mob. “'3' new” in 0"” “d the “W" tum moved about" u lightly and u ERLY FITTED GLASSES WO‘ ,
~ r "firm or ”mph.“ For mm 3’ V10- 5 o e. a o g cm on; will accompany» the Big Five -to dipped ““0 “mm" free from mud on the members of the rectify it. Bring your eye tron
Rt I‘:ml, Minn” ”I“ 2(I.—»-Mlkp Kc-l. lotion the opposmg toum shall have Vow Canun . . . o o o . home eleven . ft” on who is equipped in care
in. mm». ,. of Hm hm” Hub of the the right to a. free throw for goal. The fight fans in Danbury are still ‘ ' . o a U The peforaiion permNed the rub- . ' o o . your wants in every particular
\lrwllvull .wmmlntionll Mm yvstc-rvluv A imhnlcal foul is rhorgrd against. talking about the Ginly-Cotlroll go. The Fast Avenue Methodist Church her to run mom. and "thus form . iTo make the idea. stronger the in-l (all.
im lilvl no ronlirrnullon that, the do.” the captain 0‘ ”"3 “m‘flmg “an" “If“gImbrecmny “I‘ ”‘3‘ “‘3" :thr basketboll team are inn-d n pnctlc‘e 5“" ’0' ""3 CM‘UWOWE The WW“ xentouadded n composition of :rraph-l ' ‘
“hm: 1w l’llvhnr lluhn “onion was to —. o c 0).” were n very ‘00 con' . mbb‘r m the“ CCRPQd anY so the . ' '
L... ,,, Hm “momma club had be." human BALL dition for the fight. and they rought fige‘“;‘;vgpf;,2‘,f 3";°,i‘.."§2.§°.‘§§?. Pound ruliber clean: looking pla'co of "U “U ”raw“ Tm" “' “1"”? WILLIAM J. M00 9 .
in... ,i, If a. player having the right to a. so hard during the early rounds of tho 3 e t to give the local “m tho leather. my idea being that mud over fl" Iontiro uhoe._ relating mud‘ OPTOMETRIST
--.___.._ free throw for goal apparently makes fight that they were hardily “hit" to :SZu::t:‘eptfty than for union-lone: in”! not cling to rubber as readily an aid also water and making the shoes Keel" 3mg. Washington
Twelve-Year-Old no effort to rage thr- ball. but instead stand on their feet when the final . o o I" ' it clings to leather. . waterproof. I 3°“ Nor-walk
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