0&2;
‘ maker ofchnfii
' .next bantamweight tit
" another youngster who
Tremaine hard for the bantamwoight ‘ ,
Mason ...1..
\ Red Men Separates
lJunn. tamons Clev 7
Ask Jimmy be ‘m be
“a holder-,9
he will reply:
"Carl Tremaine if Joe Lynch ever
gets into the same tins with Elm."
In Dunn's stable of honor! there 1'
it . pressing
honors—Al Corbett.
A finer looking boy than Corbett :
never donned a glov‘. He loops-.1- .
more it a high school athlete _thin
I. boxe who ranks among the driest,
baptams in-the country.
Corbett is a clever boy, yet picks a.
punch. as proved by his record, which
shows 18 knockouts in his last 84
> fights. ‘
Dunn is bringing Corbett along
slowly. due to the fact that the more
experienced Tremaine represents the
Dunn stable,” the same weight.
“Corbett has the makings of
champion." is the way Dunn rates the
youngster.
Court Leads Red ‘
Men Point Scorers
WilfCourtjinglng fast forward
leads the lied Men in point scoring
this season. forging to the front in the
last five games. His total to date is
sixty-two points. Meoker, roving cen-
ter, is a good runner-up.
The lied Men have gone to an even
break in the number of, games won
and last this season. but hope to
get out of a slump that, has all but
broken up the morale of the team.
The schedule to date has been the
hardest ever played by the Red Men.
but they have been outluc'ked rather
than outplayed in a. majority of the
losses sustained.
The figures covering the owrk of
the team. in the games played to
date. follow: -
Individual Summary
Player. :1. Go. F0. Pts.
Court ....... ... 12 21 20 62
Meeker ........ 10 20 14 54
Backmon ...... 12 23 7 ‘63
lancy ......... 11 19 8 46
Mason ......... 12 16 _ 8 40
Jones .......... 7 7 1 15
General Summary. '
Games played. 12. Games won. 6.
Consecutive games won. 3. Games
lost, 6. Percentage. .500. Total points
scored to date. 270. Average points
scored per game. 22.5. Total points
scored to date by opponents. 335.
Average points scored per game by
opponents. 28. Baskets from -floor.
106. Baskets from free tries. 68.
Record to Date.
Norwalk Red Men. 26:?1e-ed Sac-
raments (Bridgeport). 14.
Norwalk Red Men. 10: Knights of
Columbus (New Haven). 54.
Norwalk Red Men. 26:,Aranac A.
C. (Harrison. N. Y.). 52.
Nor-walk Red Men. 40: Saxer club
(Port Chester. N. Y.). 34.
Nor-walk Red Men. 9: Y. M. H. A.
'(Bridgeport). 26.
Norwnlk Rod Men. 2;
Columbus (Bridgeport) 0
Nor-walk Red Men. 21'
'(Danbury). 26.
NOrwalk Red )Ien.
Five (Stamford). 3’,
Norwalk Red Men. 25; De\ on A. C.
(Milford). 32.
Norwalk Red Men. 17:
Separates (Stamford). 323.
Norwalk Red Men. 115: Compo Life
Guards (\Vestport)
Norwzllk Red Men.1
Legion (Stratford). 20.
Compo Life Guards
To Play Red «Men
The Noxwaik Red Men basketball
team will stack up against the strong
Compo Life Guards of Westport this
evening in the secon'd game of their
series. In the first game the local
team went down to defeat before the
\Vestport live. It is expected that one
of the largest crowds of the season
will be on hand to see this game. .
Meeker will be back in the lineup
of the local team this evening. He
has been on the sick list for the last
Knights of
Laurels
29: Lock City
Stamford
34 : American
few weeks. The visitors will have
MeGran in their lineup. Ho should
add considerable strength to their
team
In the preliminary game of the
evening the Red Men Separates will
take on Ben Porter's Mayflower team.
This should be a. good game. on Ben
states that he has secured some of the
best players in the city for this (2an-
ing' a game.
The teams will lineup as follows:
Red Men. Compo Life Guards.
Court . . . . .............. .. . . Driscoll
Right forward.
1 Clancy . ........... E. Quinn. Carlson
Left forward.
Meeker, Jones.
Center.
H Quinn
Right guard.
Biackman. Dagon........
' Left guard.
Referee—Charlie Mahoney.
one
. . . MeGran
; . . Seotleld
Settle Difierenceg
At a meeting of the Red Hen Ben.
nrates basketball team the dismtisfac-
tion which has come up in the ranks
, of that outfit in the last few weeks
was thrashed out. -
many rumors saintly.
” a decided that the
. . . to why the
, terday' afternoon; {fifth
' ‘ mowers” in the Earls cup
mount"? “
, mChe‘ world cities “of "barnyard golf”
‘ , long in barnyard species.
; in five years. four at 8L; Petersburg
"newlines”. of tennismstng.
when the painterly sate; again
W’Bfit combine in the
Grill- WW; ”trait is the
first sport to each year stagwits big
scheduled for thaweek of February
at at. Peter-bum Fla. ...;
Prisca aggreéatingx 85MB wilL be
. dammit among the winnereln both
the division‘s for-hes: and women. Be-
lieve me. some of the women throw a
.f mean horseshoe. They are always
f noted; for their control. '
L_ike real golf..title don’t last vet-y
seven na-
tional tournaments have been held
4
Q1412 .
13.1: -4...
OUT. OF BOUNDS "
May a player dribble the ~ bail
while part of his pe'rson is touching
the floor out of bounds?
No. The ball goes to the opposition
the moment it is carried out of
bounds. at that very point.
I
(F5
DOUBLE FOUL
How is the ball put in play after‘a
double foul has been called?_
The ball is dead after each of the
two free thrown on a‘double foul. The.
ball is put in play at the center by a
tcss~up. ,
BRIBBLE
. f a mam-~15 standing still’
unces the ball on the floor.
that constitute a dribble?
It is so regarded by the referee.
and
does
New Orleans. to .,
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Continue Racing
r O '
‘ 1 Until March 17
NEW onnnms. La.. Jan. 15.'—-
Oiilclal announcement. was made here
last night by the Jeterson Parish
Fair Association that a spring race
meeting would; be held at Jefferson
Park. near here. beginning Febuary
l4 and running through March 17.
Renewal of the Louisiana Derby for
three-year-olds’at one mile and a fur-
long also was announced. A purse of
810,000 will go with the Derby.
American Curling I;
Teams Lose In
Montreal Matches
MONTREAL. Jan. 15.—-Twenty-two
curling teams from the United States
went down to defeat here Saturday in
the British Eggplne match before a
team made up of curlers from
Scotland, Newfoundland, Nova Bcotia.
Ontario and Quebec. ,,
The British Empire . won fifteen
games too the UnitedStates' seven.
the aggregataycore being 261 to 204.
HeavyWeiglit Grappler
Hurt in Penn
._ . *State Practice
STATE COLLEGE. Pa.. Jan. 15-w—
Just when Coach Dave Detar o; the
Penn State wrestling squad was be:-
ginning .to think that he had found a
werthf successor to Tiny 110an
for the heavyweight class :11 we per-
son of Frank Emory the latter re-
ce‘ved an. injured shoulder in prsotice
least .ten days and may keep him out
of the opening meet of the season.
yeserday and strained a ligament.
W
Everett MUcGowanfi’» ' I
Hangs P W ce
Skating Record.
MANKACO. Him. inn. lip-Even-
ett E.’ «McGowanu; St. Paul spec}
skater. lowered-.111. world record w
fifty yard dash" grantee from 4
séconds to 4 ucoofidb flat me ya}
taken officially. 7
Bones. sit
sax «wing. '7 7.
games in theft)
season April at
M ‘
Q h
,. tying up the game. 4
The next day Veach was cent In. as ’
that will keep him off the mat for at '
Eniory was taking a short workout .
owner:
and Des Moines. It is a rather late:-
' eating tact that no national chomp
v. has been able to repeat. -
Nationals. the present champ.
and the youngest to ever hold the title
is confident that he will break all pre~
cede'nt at the St. Peta-shuts tourney
and win the national honors twice in
succession.
Six Champions Entered.
Frank Jackson of Kellerton. 1a.. has
twice held the honor. Other national
champs have been Fred Brunt of
Columbus. George May of Akron. 0..
Charley Bobbitt of Lancaster. 0. and
C. C. Davis of Columbus.
It is practically certain that every
champion who ever held the
“barnyard golf" title will be present at
the St. Pctersburg tourney. That
means the credm of the talent will
'HEN a manager
“mes substitutions
I is always tempting
his changes
‘work out properly,
winning the
a wise guy.
If his pinch hitters or pitchers fail
to deliver and the game is lost. than
he is classed as a dub. It is simply
a gamble. which the second guesser
can always pick to pieces.
I have seen many a ball game brok~
en up through a swat by some pinch
hitter.
get away with it. .
Likewise. I have seenira great‘mnny
more pinch hitters and pitchers “div-
ver" than those who come through.
However. during the first series at
Phladelphia last year bettreen the
Athletics and Detroit. 1 saw :pineh'
through and save the day. _ _
When a manager makes subatitu~
cher has the best chance
SKETCH OF CHAMPION FRANK
LUNDIN, TOP ROW. LEFT -TO
RIGHT: CHARLES BOBBIT. C. C.
DAVISPCENTER.’ GEORGE ‘MAY:
Egnoar now, LEFT TO RIGHT:
'Fnao M. sliver, FRANK JACK-
SON.
tight ,for the honor of winning the
championship of the coming event.
It is really. remarkable the accor-
in his line-up. he is '
and play a part in . . .
game. he is labeled
I have seen many a pinch
hitter take up a tense situation and ‘4
batters on three successive dayseome ‘ '
tions he dopes out what batter or pit. '
‘6 Com. 11‘
through. and then site tight on his .
ac! that is maintained by the cham-
scored the tying run. Detroit won out 1
in the new: inning. ._
The next day withsthe Athletics
ieadiot by n run in the eighth. Flag-
(stead. a pinch W, mtted a. home
run. tying up tire' game. . Detroit won
judgment. i
In one game. with the Athletics
ninth. with two- on the bases! obb
sent Clarke in to pinch hit. shit
the first bail pitched for a home6 runr
It ended ln‘a tie.
leading 5 to 2 in the first halt of the ‘
'and savingthe m
to
pinch hitter. drew a base on balls ind
- o ..-.
out in thernext inning. ‘
It certainly was a remarkable ex-
hibition or pinch hitters verified
pion horseshoe pitcher-fin their big
matches... Every one of the chant; -
out of every two pitches, when at the
top of their game. What say?
Pope to Oversee the
Buildingof Stadium
The Knights of Columbus yesterday
announced that Pope Pius Kl. person-
ally has examined and approved the
pans madelby a Roman construction
concern for the first playground to be
erected in Rome by the Knights Co-
lumbus on Vatican property. Com-
missione'r Edward L. Heart: of. the K.
of C. reports that the Pope's knowlg
edge of “the technical details of
engineering surprised the men, who
hasl‘d-rawn up the plan. which calls
for a modern American playground
with complete gymnastic aparatua.
The grousid‘ will be the principal.
unitzin the . “
~ ' “or'whieh the:
have voted to spend 81,000,000 under
the auspices of the Holy See. Pope
Pius. ' has announced that he will
watch the progress made in this unit
from the Papal apartments in the
Vatican Palace.
Donohue Beats Biddle
OWEN. B. C.. Jan. 152—19de
T.Denohue. Jr.. of Larchmont. N. 1..
defeated James L. Biddle of Philadel-
phia three up. two to. play. in the
’ . final round of the Camden Country
Club's. junior golf tomcat, played
here over the Kirkwood course yes-
t4rday.
.CAPE‘ TO‘WNa—A vast gold tren-
snre. thought to be in the hull of the
senken steama' Grosvenor, of! Ponde—
land. is,belng sought by a syndicate
tunneliu an eflort to reach the ship.
Cobb’s judgment by coming through
TOMORROW—ditto m home
run I one saw. “
. OUR nomme HOUSE—By Ahern_ '
“Leger clinging hair of women than
{men may possibly be due to the
weightrof the female treases acting as
a tonic. says pne learned cheer-oer.
\
pious averages better than one ringer
winimllstarm
otC. Roman rem. -.‘
aim months Bogash has scored 11
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Amongthoae 11winaarevlctories
over-oncofthobentmwrsinthe
climate-y.
This evening's game between the
ConpoIAfeGunrdaandtheRchen
ahouidbonhummer. In the first
game of the series the Info Guards
handed the Red Hen a neat trimming.
. I O
. near-an. the big center from
Bridgeport, will be in the lineup of
the Westport team this c . He
should add strength t: the vial on.
1. O O 0
Jones will be seen in the lineup of
the Red Hen Big Five this evening.
. . HfiJl pinmng ! #29 age at ...-..-?
for the Red Men.
0 O
The Nor-walk Big Five are putting
in some hard practice for the Yale
team. Yale will play the Big Five on
Wednesday evening. This should be
some game. and it is expected that the
”Armory will be well crowded.
Fight fansvthroughout the State are
showing great interest in the bout this
evining between Mickey Travers and
Kid Kaplnn. This bout should be a
hummer.
O C 0
Kaplan and Travers have met five
times is the ring. In. three of thee
fights Travers has been awarded the
decision. Despite this fact Kapian
will go' into the ring this evening a
10-8 favorite.
0 O O
The Eastern League will open their
baseball season on April 26. There
will be many new faces in the fist-
ern when- the lid goes off this season.
’ mu, JANUARY);
Duck Pi
port Barrage
Chat. and Comment of Special Intemst
_ . NorwalkFans
g, , ByLeRoyD. Downs
It should‘ not how 70371011: before The Bridgepo
the mags: championship will m " Hm“
3.;minsrldgeport. 111mm lteam is a“
bumps this season. had
papers sure have them 0.
It made the fig); f
ed the bouts in 3mm
evening. feel cold to Dre
that city jump in the
a short talk to them m“
0
It was stated that at
to be held in the Lack City
Petite of Bridgepon lad -
10 of Stamford would
in the semifinal A 3::
from the fight fans 31th,! ,
ment. and it is now {how
meter Chimboia my
about puttin {hr-
the semi. g Ge 1'0 b“
0 e
0
Court is leading the 10m;
in scoring this season to
tossing them in prettx m
’Bfily Miske, the he-
St. Paul scored another :3;
night when he hung a K g
Foley. at Omaha. in the at
Ben Porter will he backL ,.
light this evening. at Reg .
when his All Stars mtg...
Men Separates. m
0 O t
The game Wednesdax mg}:
the Red Men Separate, as“
tery C. fi\e should be 3
These two teams are 2135';
The Battery team s 5106: mg
jum -last week vhen ther
Y. L . H. A. Separate: 0.1
a neat trimming.
C O I
It will not be long by“
"Play ball" will {:0 up an
land. Those are the happy
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The Combat Train haste
have shown great improve
last few weeks. and tar; beg
up a fine brand of hasten“.
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