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Tho All-Stamford basketball team Both of the Junior High , 30:0: :‘fgfshter-vasks '1'5011 {1“th R
seemed to he or: form on Wednesday basketball teams or this cit). lull j ' . - » ~ "wagers _r“'0 other actione
mening when they faced the Norwnlk fine looking unitorm:, :ggrghttlo $301va .. 7‘ w 3 ;;.;:’KT—‘fimy“——— sonal inlf‘nthe pal-m”, c:- f
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mg “‘6 m thzhorualk \rmory ire: uniforms for their team. v. _, #4.: - What is main“ ‘19:“ $9! pending. .
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“M". Hunt “my: plltmtfdllgltlgzludn (i: There is no need of this state of it” believes a. team: so “3:13; b anne and 0113
”"' "”‘smmmrl "8 Q .18. r Hg .; affairs a't the local school. If the stud- “ « 3., 'Det‘ym‘ the 'game' a Dena b y lkdyt
”'30 '1 mm“ roottmll ””“lgn,....ny ents would turn out for the various . I” _ " V. ‘ ‘ ' N. " . *2... . :- . a free trial for goal} Anybealft’ Y i: “MeetA
illimnlns: on. entel nx soul“; I" 3 gr. it tennis as they slvould. winning teams ~ ‘ . 11 With - ., "at-Jack KM rut player which the re eree ews . By Assam
nut Hill. -’I his man shall ‘. ll: 'l mill . would be representing the local insti- Jack Dempsey man ed toflt home to: Chmmflmu shown ere . 13‘ IM_ D8 ., I unnecessarily interfering with the prO- LOV ‘ fulfil-9*
""‘P '” "“y 0' "m ("”95“ '00 " :mnon, and winning teams would be ' residence in Oakland. Gal- grass of the game. is sumclent reason ”1 . Lox, Deg. 5‘
"“"‘V"”""” “”‘m" ' qu dried by the local public. - for penalizing the offending team- ‘3 ”Wis rival..." A fallen-a}
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lor thr- inst three, “etks tho cruuii‘ A good example of how a winning t M .R _. RLNNIRG . Mallory M M
All “i“ ““d M‘“ “”1 llig “‘8 games team will he supporlt’d. l! ”18 Stam- c anus a S In ore uns Total - -------- 16 S 35 If a players standing still receives seemed a prohabuny xt
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inning hH-n falling 01f. Main 0! Hm! “mi High School They had a win- CALF PASTURE IFE GUAR s a, pass and then takes one step before cablegmm r
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mums "n. playing: a line brand or bar-Wing football team the past season. 0 G. 1;. 2V shooting for the basket. is that acz‘Mrs. Mallorypianmd‘CEtofi‘l-atin.
lu ”will. lllid their lllunllgvrs li|"(‘ llrln8' Hind “up"! to :1 large expense to bring an 18 er EWICRe' rf """' """' ll, - 4 considered running with the ball? .i‘ledon ’7 fill“! of the weigh
mg mp hpgt'nl' tennis to Nopmulc 'the limihlom mgh School football! - Gustntson. if ........ “5 2 7 It is not so considered 1: the othergbtroglght ti... ”innuncomlru
. .. , , : M Jones. c ............... , . n osltion on the floor. ;. u r, “may": ‘ - .
0‘“: 1|.) “Hm-“k \r_ elr\en of ( nlczxro :10 :lra‘tecitzfieAbaorit’tl When is a batting average of _312 drove in only 99 runs. Belimannlat Cavanaugh. r8 ......... 1 o 2 foot nmamsi .p . . jPrenrl: W” “4‘ ”Lager. § ‘
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Arvlt‘svmlPink” ‘nt rH‘rY I'llfiktth‘m if‘L‘V'gt:;?r‘::dnsotlinoo‘l( elennfd up neat more valuable than the league's high- .356 osent across 92;. sand 3:13]: 5:: Foder. lg . . . . . . . . . . . . .. O 0 0 CIRCLE lthe ““th I”: t
2.13““ {ll-.1 ”I. glllllt‘s uilh thml‘ur l. Him 0% monev est percentage of .419? in .3.9\ sent Ell ma e acr DownS. 18 - ---' "“"" 0 0 0 13 there any definite size as to the N- «r
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mum”) JM'N'. \ ( 'VthllHWV'xuhl'l‘J} '0' ‘ . . mar” MCMMUR' 8‘" “Taming Of that The developmtnt and 015“""3’ °f Total . . . .. . . . . . 7 1 15 35:51 :hEnhiiifiyufjsc-ecdlr’ r ' 'iglxi V10. '1 r1 ”"1" ‘5 “-9 “
Hunt in .m llK‘lll that i - I, The first stop towards turning out Chicago corner lots, will be able to:MC.\imflls is another one of those long 3 ' . . . 3‘ ,. 0A .,_. ‘~‘T?Fr.r‘.t.
l'r'n'h' ill “up“. "lug H'lt'l‘t‘H‘Wlf" (in I) {winning lf‘fll’lls in ”19 lOCfli Ft‘l‘lOO‘ ‘3 dispute \vith George Sislt‘l" as to “'hat SHOT! in baseball. He “,3! plucked . d The (gutter c{?c;‘:ha1;“?:ye a rifdd- E __ _. x
“W. W“ NU” (m ”w .Norualk ““leth “H”: M a physical director. 'it-l what in valuable halting points {01' from the Tulsa club of the \Vestern Amerlcans an iius “rt“? eet. an {a t; fie mar e l
.l'lxn- ri .at til" lll‘e‘ [M‘e “le lll.l:ll‘ HP 0 lwllne.‘ July it will be to coaohhlh‘e lowing the 192: mason. Lrumue (illrinz‘lhe dose of the‘1920 . C“ Plan Inter_ 1m the direct Comer 0 e oor. A
luxllll‘a {will t\r\l' m. 5 Imrimln teams of the High SC 00. - .- ‘ ‘ . . H ”I! baseman or'a first bans > 7 I ,
- . . There was blsiel paring the entire season as a l . _
s I. . r unlch" Mumford has such a man in Mike field with his .419 average. Down baseman. In (not. anything out a good natlonal'YaCht Race. JUROR UNABLE To l 011 u
Tm” WISH” ”um '14: 3. r\\'llk lllg r ltnvlr‘. o o o many pegs is found McManus with his recent] baseman. . APPEAR, CASE IS >
suly lmils m... vi (lli l ll . u l I 312 mark I The first day he put on ‘1’ unifoe'm.. CHICAGO. Dec. 22.——Yacht meg. o! D BY 1 MEN!
l'lm in the Stilillltlrti KillllC. l Royle has turned out some wonder"i - y g M {1 us with his 312 battingi‘1'1‘1agpr Lee Fohl‘ detect‘ed ‘ weak an internntlonal flavor between 1h. HEAR 1 1 our MO
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. ml football teams in the Stamfo'r . e c an the arm. It had been injured during the Chicago Yacht Club and Cu .— ‘ n
1;...“ hum. .lhl u. grrllt deal oflgphnm. He never playod a game of average drove in more run! for
. control - ' Rather than ve the case delayedi
klvklux annual “Min" “r“‘hi‘r'mr' football in his life, but has made a st. Louis Browns last season than Sis- summ" and ““5 unable ‘0 yachtsmen await only obtaining of a ha '
| . the thrnws from the deep side'bf third 11 _ Senor Francis P. Caballero, on account of illness 0:. one of the; ?
‘hwmmm' This slim. ynn‘irlfithIaIZJ-o “MY M the mom“; - m 1:33;;uTan-‘ftsoiogrlio’nsilfl’e‘e troll-“1‘3: bGSP- The. fOHO‘VHIS spring there were 3:11: Consul here. has announced. jurors. counsel in the. case of Charles; In THE CELLAR j
'Iuvp ”l" “”1" "\“l'l rtma mnw’nnd' h n q “ck" of the n: -Slsler 105_ so‘ many kinks around the right Plan. for the race have been dig- and Rose Eli-loo of horwalk against; FLVRV-X ’
“"140 "”t ”k‘ m 3'“ O “m. ' I “"1“” i " r‘ ‘ ' d ‘ the ' ’ " ' shouldrtr that McManus was with- cussed. he asserted. and the use of Frank Lombardo of horwnlk. lie-val: . . CE,
lisli n to n lillill'll :rt urzumtl . .Hprlnlrwnod hasohnll team ur n: And dont forget that the) pay oaidran as even a substitute candidate Class B boats has been proposed bo- trled in Common Pleas civil, agreed
I pngt .oagnn, played 30m! wonder!!!" :omcially on the number of runson lht‘ “rowna- infield. can“ of their lightness and racu‘t’. 0t 10 conunue “1ch but 1.1 men m the
The Red Mt‘ll Nil: Flue have a hm"! hnll. We is (in? of the best first hase~ lgcorod, not the lingo hits.
Fohl. however. re rded him as bl v. t.
time- uinninz grunt-s that “F" played mo“ in this section. 33 g "‘0",an
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, . . . ball player last season. His value at with him dnspne m, poo,- phyflml Michigan and oi! Havana.
play grvut husk. llmll in LN! Men S The l-orllhnm uniwrsity basketball the plate is shown in comparison with ,conditlon. His Judgment has been well
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‘ ' ° [McMahon of this city was handed a “h" h 5“ ””88” for CD a W““””‘ P888816 H. S. Five W ms
There will be some {IU‘I‘S in the Tl-l'lefent. by the Holy Cross College
or football "nth! ”WHIP 11'“ "‘5‘ {train on \Veninesduy evening. Mental-‘- Tommy Gibbons Gets Bethels Defeat 9181: Game, 106 to 16
sun, as n numlwr of the xxluyers “linllmn played lit 09mm. fnr the Fohihnm _ _.__.._.. ‘
were “1th them illlrlnfr ”It“ Km“ "‘1' :tvnm and was one of the stars of the Ofier for Bout Calf Pasture PASSAIC. N. J.. Dec. 22.—-—Passa.ic
h... ..m.. i. .1... mm onwshlmu With Jack Dempsey ° e Guarded“h ”“°°‘{‘.°°"" “‘ i‘fift’tu'mfifSSE HEATS ‘OL‘R H0“
lrwnl teams next )wnr. { t ' ' . ,secutlve v c or)! on , . ,
0 - - . Lawrenve MeMahon tho brother of , , M _ -' ~~ court. last night when the meson was ' WITH HOT WATER
p“,- a nllnlh"Vr of your! the Tlgt‘k‘svthp ii'orrilmm (.anam has not. been ST. I LIL. DPC- -«.—Tomms Gih- The Call' Pasture Life Guards trav- opened with a 106 to 16 victory over
5 HEAT.
ham lwen the only rooilmil eleven lniuswi in “If. pmham ”“04”, yet this bons. lo 31 heinvvwelght, who rPCPnfll'ieled to Bethe! last. evening. where they the Ocean City high school quintet.
the NW pinyin: Sunday football. but lsmsnn. He is on the squad and "Dipolnted m”) ‘mko m “n round" h“ “'"e “"9“?" in I" '3“ Sam“ “I" the Panic suffered its‘lut defeat March
. _ _. . -. - New York ‘ in Five of that it Th 0 w l - a» t 20“ b
rlvxl 8”an llllrr “Ill be M if”? “‘0 lillllllf “ill be used later in the season. "who" an offer from a ”3 '3 Y- e 5“ '0 “1 10. 1919. when downed .. o ! . .
nlhtr teams pinyin: on the Snlvlizlth. o o - aromoter for a match anh Jimkl‘m‘ls‘ 'Unlon Hill 111311 801300! in the find See this range on display
' ‘ ' l A number of fight fans will go to .Iempse). it become "0“" he" 3"“! The Life Guards started off with a round of the State high Ochoa] Chim-
Tll'h‘" ”if” “‘3'"! “WW"! Pili‘k 'New York this evening to see the bout terdny. Gibbons was asked '0 state ' rush. - A few seconds after the ataxhpionshlp tournament at Rutgers C01-
them in il‘ lllr‘y pllly a three mrnerml h..f“-nnn 50¢. I‘ynph and )“dget Smith the. terms h" would "1" ‘of the game Jone. toned m a, bullet legs. New Brunswick. .
w'l‘il‘! fnr llw t‘li.’ milimlslllp or the {or H... mnmmwmgm phamplonghlp h" ”“"";"“” “m be "“1“"? :° “W" from the center of the floor for the Only Capt. Fritz_ hnothe and De
t-llv, hm] intro li- not much doubt but ,0: the world. This should be one of t 9 ”"8 w th me "1"“ “ll be “0 Guards first score. The local team led Witt Koasler of the teem which started
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lrl ti. . in ml 1 . _ ~ _ . "q‘mhhk‘ 0“” terms. 3° for us 1 am the Bethel outfit. f p c'. remarkable string of victo- V
:: hams; “ m “ "W“ n “ ””11”“ 1‘9" lights 2! the season. concerned." Gibbons said. "Any ‘1‘“me the first half. Niirlzegzzztegfgm rifle-re in the line-up last 111th . .
‘ ‘ ' i The American Legion. Veterans of suits me" All that. 1‘ "9,33”er 1‘ t° period the Bethel team put forth a Fourteen players were used by Conch ,
7"“ '5th? "7in A. ‘V' 3"" lemlnlz 0n Vll'th‘l‘lln \Vars and the American his- set Dempse) s signature. 13ml“ burst of speed and overcame u" Ema“ A' Blood and nine of the” w- Zimmerman StOVG’H
l‘llllill: n strnllz hawlulll team in the allied \‘ntnrang oru‘h received 320.. , . :lead of the Life Guards. They wem'ured in the scoring. Kmler leading. . a
1M! m u whetn There is n rnmorjtlszin ns their share of the receipts SCCOIId District Pm" overtaken during the rest or tho with efleverhfleid c‘oals ::&sz;e&:noals Corporations
on (not 'llfll onry \Vnrm will be seen inf the tip ganlp of the lost world 59,-“ e ' Kanlfi- e from ree ram 03" " 2-“
in the hut fur the East Norvmik hoys. ilc-s. ' PaStlmes Win} Rosso. the “‘1'; gom‘rd of the nine points. 8 North Main Stu:
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i‘lfll’l! are lllltlt‘r “my f0? 3. return! Favor”! othor charity organizations In ‘ hard ‘0“.ht basket bl." ‘fime in‘ the first but, but {61190 ‘0 11'“. Henry Ford t!"- ”lint. men to
hour between riddle Glnty nnci Red jrv voil'ed large sums of money to their Dilyed at Community Hull. East Nor- a point during the second part at “I. mud somethlnz OD melamine—bu!
l‘uttrrvll to he held In hnnhury_ nt 3},an of n". ypcp'rfl. of ”i“. “mp. Wllk. last evening, the Pastime team ‘gllme. Feiiey went in at center in “I. O. i'llwer. 0: “nah—“3“ SMG‘
Milrlu (milro .lnle. llnlh of these boys Tm, was a fin... move on the part of of South Norwnlk defeated the Pass. 3pc0nd period of the game ”m mm. Journal.
"1‘" ("ll Mr II Win. and lune promised .Yll'lL'l‘ tuning mu] the Mn}, OWn"... time team of East Norwnlk by the five baskets for Bethel. Jones ‘ 11
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in ”Mill llzll-vl for this hflll'. ln '3 quh thing's as this show that most "ore 0! 16'15' in three basket.- and one I \
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me “Ill? thev were both out n.’ ('l‘q-ii- Inf the men in hasoban am trying hard' The same was fast from ”a"! mgtotul seven points for the local teem. I l ' ’
tinn. hut sure put up a trim! tight. [to keep the nntional tame clean. ("“5" ““1 kept "‘9 “"15 0" 3“ edgelullslafflon also made two baskets from m“
.1 W_‘_ -...s.._._.._-_......- . thrOUKhout- Th“ score at the 9’"! ”rattle floor. Cavannu‘h played . line.
the first half 510001 11-5 in ""0" “r game and was all over tllu court l
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l’ the South horwalk team. In the ”walk," :
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his Recrult ltCher HOIdS .second half the Last Aorwalk five tied the seroml half or the game “'icklo-u?!’
'the score. and with two minutes min”. Life Guards made the best buket
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score 16-15. 'clvnn basket.
Tommy l’rlee “'88 the Oil‘smndhlgi The. lit-incl tr-tm was very fast and
gthm» or the liunhury Lilli?“ were in
lg 3.1.1.» niwt‘ssary to achieve great- Owing to an injury to his precious star of the game and tossed in six
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n.5,. n... n m”...r lruxue pitrlu-r'.‘ [1,," ”mp m mid-season lime“ was baskets from the floor. He also played ”H.” “m .
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Th" Ann-“Iran Lianne last season Humble to join the list. of pitching re- a. great floor “um” and "pm”! '0 I". ill:l_\'f‘(i with Danbury Vtofifnswfxo: 1;; \ t ‘ ‘ . - V
Imam. ll slit h plush-hi pin-hing K|nnfslglllflrs' having worked in only 120 inn- all over the court. Barrett ““ns the [mm ”HT“ seasons "as also with u“ . . ' : M, .
use \\'.lltvr Johnson. llilurn \‘nn (Hilit>r,!ill£‘ and but four complete games. tshining “8M for the South .\or\\'nlk litthol Fite. ‘ v V . ‘
I'm-I Allis, \VJlll' llnyt. “'nrrvll Col-‘llmvever olllrlnlly he parllci ated in eam. ,‘ .. _ , 1" , '- f ‘ '
mm “m, many 0m”. six-footers. i” (‘nntests for Leo Folll's gt. Louis In the preliminary game nl‘ in. ‘ Hie some of the game follow; 5 \_— . A . PLAYE
Hn the .wi vil' ul‘ ilil' Si. lmllis ill-owns: l Browns. evening the second team of the I'Insl‘l BETHEL M V V
hm M Jr w m :1 (link). looking kid I “H ”Imp! n I f l 2 3 Avenue Methorgist (‘h‘lil‘t‘h defeated the i} G. F. P.’ ,H. a :-\ l
llJlll’lt'vi Hillwrl l'rllrtt, . ‘ V ( ll average 0 on y ' 2 Fintonos 0‘ orwn k by ”10 score (if “1380' r! . V V ...l ' “' ..- 5 0 10 . {mu IWWW‘DW V CIIR
l'rmii, Ill u mmt (‘UlHlnCan man- lm :fi‘mif‘.‘ h’" I'rhan Faber's record 28-16. Leo Nathan was the star of McCarthy. lf ........... 3 2 8 mqug” W. l
nr-r. r. lull“: lhw ill'mlmvnt that to he (:rlh‘iL l'nbers being high for the re~ this game. ' V ‘lE‘Vmp' c ' ' ' ”"HH'N' 0 0 0 “was” WMCEMIE’WQ .KAV V
n_ (:rrur pill hwy- ynu [Hunt in. I big-V Lu "'3' -. “A fl V _‘-~'~~ ‘i‘f‘lle. c ""°""-"" 5 0 1° “mam“ , '
hunky ”H1“ “a limp"! strike-nut total is 70 m 120 To 'prevent rhilhlains. rub the l l‘ourneri. l‘g . . . . . . .. . . . 1 0 2 1".“ mm M? “9 i It will b0 8. delight to the family to see 8 Player Plano
'l'll‘ Marx H [My rum” rt [‘rllett in 3 Illln‘l1lnks, which is an average of .58 per hands and feet nith damp saith Hanna. rg ' " "‘ "" "' 1 0 3 r 'W "‘“N‘ ' bain d into the house a few d'.Vs before mm
min llrnl: sshmnl and Mt: lr-nmle oarnnr‘lin nit. Next in line is l'rban Shocker " __. 8 1110178 ’ flu-o A”
ind ill" heszt lvilehini: nv rune fnrjOF the Browns, who hreezed more OUR BOARD V 0 Will contmue ugh the year.
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:lrlw ll l'llllF in l‘ mime :mnl strikemltslumn any N‘Che" in the 180811! 18-“: / ' V “V A dit “11th! this store enables you t 0p
n the .\lv1‘l‘ll'.ln lmzm- ll 1922. 19"mm". settinx 149 in 348 lnnln I. V/ _. /V 3/ R1“ [DEA V ore P132001] smallmh ym sunng' V
Prm it is the )Ollngytor 1””, 1],.mmjlvllich is an mernge of .43 per innings. { 1/74/1/(1 MOW M? n A'M R HA—HA-VDU WHEN us your Player ' 0 With 3 . pa. ent’ as '
Ml nulmnwvnlv l'nnle liy strikinz null l‘rllelt had a .500 pitching pcrcen- MAU'OQ //// I MU LLVou‘llle CAHLr BEAT 31IAR '3 lb medi‘be delivery. .A liberal credit allowed on Old plan a
ltlllw [will In in of the first 13 times'tztzv. with seven victories and seven OOPLE' ““5?be cmm flxr EGG .. M “Eb ‘ . Change for a player P. 0- . V
'll" llnmlnnr; swung: nullinst llil't tnn- lviel'ents, and gained three victories "THAT \S'THE WI‘M'G‘AT BQOOCH' A FAQ A 6|“ VMAKE V0%. 4 m “ 4V
“:lllzlni: fmlulwzly smilllx‘inw slants. lanainst the Yankees. MOS‘F Miubflou '“ug ‘5 “J mam A ‘ BEL|EVE ' . V
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[)9V0n A C lJOhn D. Chapman of Greenwich 3 u STUUUMG UTMOSf SECR ! “KL?“ 5 J99 SHAVHJG ‘ . O V
pi , ‘ ”M 2 to my. . p num'muaownsN emu, m'. HUG wane - 1 I heAlfre OX 13110 'f
to ay 90ml“) } A birdie 4 on the first hole started THE CR”; ml mo“ ml 1%0Li‘l‘sg— REPA,“BR,,DQV' ' V ’ ‘ - A rwalk V
Life Guards;Shannon on his way to victory. He “3 S m-r- T’ ' ' 3mm M V 3111“"
7 -~_ I tron thr- second hole also and was still MELQ, AND WAS ' 7‘ V Bridgeport x E E St
The f;th l>r~von A. C. basketball i u up at the turn. Coming in. he wonl “NOR” W 1H5 ' ‘V J . ' M I Open Evmings until V
“Am Wm“, “whim”, m“ “M Mm Rig . the tenth and then lost his entire ac-l EMPRESS mm“: _ 7 , ‘ . .
h“. or ”W my Wednesday evening. [tumuluted gains by dropping the next u L g . u Q's . l . ..
“I” w... k W “mm“ “m Comm m“ :nh-m- holes to Chapman's well played ICMJ. OI! DENU .6123 ‘ ' ' ’ “(a‘ , . ~—
(llliltls mt NdllOllill Hall in \V'estport. 4' 5' 4' lie. gathered in the fourteenth. J AMV n ‘ _A9 V V ” l V ”
,1 I“ t . . "mg- l however. with the second birdie of his ' A v" W |TCAME I r V' (V V
. ~ ‘ ‘ round. took the fifteenth with a fine 3 W POGSEBSI " V .
[hm \.lll lu- the second meetin ri I .
tin sum”. lu-lww'li them.- two tefm; land ""°Ught the match to an end by ~ 4 .3 I ~ - ’ \ ‘ V
‘lm Mal z-Jlnlv rl“:lll(4'f1 ill a. will roélwinning the auteenth hale in 5 to I V V i “V" V ‘V \ V. A V V V?
, ‘ .Chapman's 6. I ’ U V ‘ v V \
llm iloxmllto-s by the score of 40.27_. ' I]? "V. E V) ‘ V .
m '1 liu .uv (Ulllllil'l’it of (luplieutingl .5 . ‘ ‘ ° I I r " f ' ‘V V ‘ V V “1:
till s fl :ll. llllfl owl-fling, The Devon 1 sacr ' r . j o ’7 ‘ ' ’. 1/ 1:5, =: ’. ‘ V "
N.lrll l’l [li.l}lil‘4‘ ill great form at, the aments unset . \ '-° “. . '.- g o o . e . . - ’ ‘ .g :1 L": *‘K Rm STREET PHONE lug 4V NOIW
prl’si nl lime Hill] has dpvfloppd a Edsa- - . Fast Rldgefields - 4 E 0.; . o L . . . ' ' . L. , at ; - ‘
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Hentz zlnd U'ilollrke at forward Dosl- :urprlsed the Ridgefleld basketball ' . ~\, ~ V ' -‘ V: : ’9 TH FIJI I Ins FOR
lions. Chapman at “mt“. nd Sc cum and natives Wednesday night, i . ‘ , .. , , ~ .
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rm iwoS'Dnrt team will present their fag-marl; t0 the tune of a 43 to 28 l ‘ - V' 3 ' V‘V'V‘ = ’” . VV ‘
usua slrong “hump . ‘ v c ory. t was the first defeat for the .2 . 2 . 1 . l ‘1. .. _ .. ' ,5 . HI]: DRE AND -. MEN
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