Evening sentinel, Tuesday, January 30, 1923 · page 10

 

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BEATEN BADLY
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The Red Men kept up their good

 

and handed he undefeated Wakeman
Memorial live or Soutbport a neat
trimming by the score or 37.25. In
the preliminary game the Red Men
finparateé defeated the Locusts of xcw i
Canaan by the score at 28-11. . i

The Eout‘hport team started the
main game of! with a rush when Tony
Mills tossed'in the first basket or the
game. its followed this up with an-
other bclorc the local team got their
bearings. For the first ten minutes of
the first hair it looked as it this game
would he the hardest {ought of the
reason. but at this period of the game
the Red Men got to going and drew

away from the visitors. and at the end I

of the first all were leading by a
scorc- ot 22-1 . During the second halt
of the gamc- the led Men only out;
scored the visitors by one point. Both
teams fought hard during this half of
the game. but the Red Men could not
he overtaken. ‘

it would be hard to pick out any
one star on the local team in last
night's game. as all or the players put
up a. line brand of basketball. Clancy.
Meekar. Driscoli and Mason each
tossed in three field goals. and Court

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'tosscd in two baskets and five goals. ,,

Court and Meeker were the loading Schaeter is to get another whirl at Norwalk Fans

scorrcs for tho Rad Men. each of bwil‘ilinedfizfipe {or the 18-3 balkine ‘
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these plulcrs making nine points.
Drisccol. the new guard of the Red
Man. played a fine game last night.
and he should be a great help to 'hc
103m during the remainder of the sell-

Recently Schaefer met Roger ContiU
the French champion. for the right to
play Hoppe. Schaeter won in .a de—
cisive manner.

It was Schnefer

who dethroned

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Well, Bridgeport High School won
another basketball game at last.
This year's team is one of the worst

By LeRoy D. Downs

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0T0"y “ma who pucllt-d {or the Hoppe utter ”Willie had held it. was in the hlstory of the school. They: the IE: _

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Hprlngwuml baseball team last season. 2L?::;;egarded as his permanent ha": only won three games ‘3 sea- Up ....: us .. _
jumped center' {or itillc J:“ulitors last When'floppe was finally beaten it > 5011. . . . ‘
night, and was ill" r eat up; scorer. was . “9330 L:-

. ’ . , _ predicted that as a. champion he The Danburv Hi 11 , .. _ .

lie Hiddv'filx lidskztsund cilia foul goo! was through—«hat the double defeat ball team gs 0.0m gfikesihoifclmbqslet mm the
for a total of l3 points. ony surely handed him by Schactcr would break his a 3 so sure team .L , ,
hart his tj.r,- “nth . him last l‘lilgtht. his morale. . :i 3:351:91] 3:16} g(jettisoned 11:: T‘or- .amund u - «V
.‘ilfxtl,lfifl. illu’big gulrds of the t 8 0;: Hoppe disproved such an opinion (1 3' lg a. as game 1 F“- player at;
”‘5“ "“3"" 'L “n" “m" and waged by winning ’back the title in less than a" . . . track.

three baskets and one’loul goal.

In the preliminary game the Red
Man Sopnrutrs stacked up against the
lust going Locust team or New
Canaan. who have defeated the Bat-
tery (1 team of this city twice this sea—

‘ I won't say that I will win. V but.
son. Utrsplte the fact that the visitors can mum"), my that I am pref to the Hatting Town from this citiz.
Only scored three Laid goals. this pared to give my best and hope it ' ‘ °
game was hard {ought throughout. As was predicted in this column

outstanding star of
the game last night. He played a
great floor game, and tossed in six
baskets and two foul goals. Wood also
played a line game. and made one of
the best baskets of the game. when
he looped one in from the center 0!
the floor. Mike Buckley played the
best gumv for the visitors.

The Red Men Big Five is showing

Jom's was the

a year. He hopes to retain possession
of it. In commenting on the coming
match with Schaefer he modestly
says:

"I never'make predictions, therefore

will be good enough to win."

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It. is expected that one of the larg-
est crowds of the season will attend
the Norwaik-Danbury basketball

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last Saturday. Jimmy Connoly.
Georgetown Uniyersity runner.

Brooklyn last Saturday night. He is

showing rare form this season.
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The basketball fans up in New
Canaan are proud of the girls' team
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game in Danbury‘on Thursday night.
A large delegation of fans will go up;

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the lust form of the season at the live by the score of 112 to 243*" )he. VlVCEN’VES , l ’ E _ _ g . .V j “
present time, and should be playing a e was clean throughout.o ”one ‘ , ' ‘ ' INC’n’dmn‘i‘ the! the last Ehreeyears not a game has The outstanding figures 0 1h Vin haw one Of the beg ‘teams in the! “3}. if: .
great brand or m.” by the “me that 1 pl being called on the winning hotbed or basketball in the United men lost on the‘home floor. .. [scones team are Red W. 111 e > - state, and are out. to cop the chain: the nu. .~ I I. .
the scrim; with the Norwalk Big Five t . Th1. is the K. 0. K. A. fifth Slate's, is mighty proud of the record 7 The gymnasium or the X‘lncennes 125—pound forward d imp er, the pionship of the county. Deming-y h:
is played. Thursday night they will consecutive win- . ‘ or the Vincenncs high school rive beam is “t 3 ”Wk affair wax-king the huslw six-foot an . e932 Jones’ ' . . “Fla” ‘5 5
play Hit: Strntford American Legion m Lmlen Smith. the big Mount ‘v'er- In [h I at th ‘ . - gm”), ‘0 the advamge 0f "18 homé bezlm a trifle belt .QEh “h: UPS the The BridS'EDOrt Kacey's basketball his 3f“ . . . 5 - _
Strutrnrd and on Friday night will non Prep school star will play With e a rec years ‘13“"395‘; tram. Rather it ill-one of tie finest The two \h or a}? '00 pounds. team claim a. victory'm'over the local 5133*“: 0: 17 " 7‘7
.pfay u”, yew Canaan than; in that the Knights as soon as his basketball has ‘0" S9 and lost only seyen floors in southwestern Indians. Hull and Jifige??fid:firs f°m_ a Red Men in their record which they ' ' ’
place. "this will he the first game of shoes arrive. The Knights claim the games against the host prépglratory N030“. spots have beén picked by licese plans 3. Dick 1 arm for 5129' have recently published. by the score It is ' r i ' ' ": 3"
the series hetwcn the Indians and the victory over the Cresents. “'here 11155; school teams in Indiana. and Illinois ”"3 “Gen-‘95 team in making its m- Conch .ci‘ial‘r‘ -~ guar ' - - 0f 10'8‘ This game was forfeit“: to fans “‘5:
New Canaan flux. _ Crescents got their score is hnrd to In t] l t . . ' maritable rec0rd. Already mispl‘vear is 3'1 a he Jinn-unis» ms style of the local team when the Park City; in a < ‘1 ~
iSnuihvort brought over a. large understand a! they had no score “3 as ”'9 ”"3 0M" one Centralla and Frank-Hm the Illinois :1 5 “out.“ the ImSI‘y Jmms’ “Pd few team walked off the floor. Although? haw PM: ~.» :
crowd of motors with them last night. keeper. Tho only score keeper was R. game has been lost_ill the 55 contests cud Indiana champions of last rear earns ha“? been abie‘to solve it With they were loading at the time. thevg for ‘ ‘
who chm—’1" d for tin-tr team throuslb HOWE The Knights are to may the “aged' Not =1 ddwt has marred have gone down to defeat. bezel—eK'lnl! an) success' The “imam” team have no right to claim a. victorv. at. it s _:
out, till: contest. Charlie Mahoney or , N. H. 8. five in the near future. the record of the team This year. In Comics. ‘ inf“ 3. 51m" "a” and is Stmng f” thcv refused to play the same ~cmt— l ‘ ’ '
Bridgeport ni‘wrccd the games in his In the preliminary game he East 2 “"3 dnbble- ‘ . . . 3 TIM: 17,1:
usual line manner last night. Charlie Avenue Boys’ 'Club second" eim de- ‘ . "
. . r - . - - . ' ' . . mien the American League base- = Fraukr: :;
:gfiigllmi‘unlsylillgltlilzltzfnémxalr: b3; :ggfigdwgealsx.tf.s‘h. A‘ juniors. The ~£r08by High IS 35:32:23? to (Cine 8:239 played on recently from the United States Ama ball season opens this year there “Hm: a room in
. . . . H l .. v ' ace. 03C 3510f o! the ., . . . ' in three new um lres in the circuits fine Work
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flittingilfilwlni‘lyl'jbiiriilclgvI‘laguzt-ttlolej'i: “I” The scorcak O K. A , 'After mssalc up statfi‘chrlonol has made an enviable Haven undecirzifeagliingagyeggitmligg‘; They are Clarence ’mwland. ”REd"l around 1'
The score oi? the games follow; ‘ ' .G [F P ‘1‘ , "CFC” “3m“ basketball teams. men interested in tile sport yesterda Ormsby and Howard Holmes. The} season.
Preliminary game: : Z. Vadus, rt ..... . “- 0- 9$. Passaic high school has completed zzilltlirbgiythh? heltd the honors on the talked with an oflicial of the United! last named was in the ‘Western as a mic
SEPARATES . It. \Valker. l! _ .. .. .. _ ‘ 24 U :8 its canlul‘y mark or straight victories éonneclicut fists :Xd Eifgglgmgl‘lf States 'Hockey League and applies, League last season and met with a. should be: c _I ,, N
i on i rt G. P1. P1 w. meweuyn‘ c ' ‘ 13 u 26 §13vh§§rii§ar§§§°§giri Tariff; “for? floubgcdiy be the toughest team that “on M” be made “twin-Statement. great deal of success‘ “we” 0‘ " ‘ "_g_,,i'.F
. clan. ............Ii 6.].okwood, ...... , 0 0 e ‘ -
\Voml. if. rf _ . _ . . . . . . ‘ . 3 u 6 N. Gilgert, lg '1." . _ . . . . - g g 2 honor but Connecticut has a. team that ilézms-{flrsey v mw could compete I ’ qzc
1:. Smith. 11' 1 u , xii __ __ ._ Elam; “rm record was made against a , .. t is hoped that the local High with
Jones. c ............. 6 2 14 Total ... . ... ‘ 0 ., one o setups. _ .. School will turn out a fine baseball
Cavannugll. rs . ........ 1 1 3 ' ' .. 6g: F 1:: ukCrosby “tint“ Waterbury would westmlnster HOCke team this season There is some ’7 ‘
L. Smith, lg . . . . . . . . . 1 0 2 ~ . . ' ' e 0 met: 7 =1 he Jamey. five on‘ n ‘
._ .. ._ PricffiStT.A.VE.2\UE 3.??? ,CngB 2 vagutral floor."’_{~ rosby was the winner ‘ '« Chlb ASks for 303d $2261?! in the West Avenue
Tom] ,. ,,,,,,,,, , 1g 4 33 ' ' " , o the national. high school champion- . ' SC 00. ey will only come out ‘ \
LOCUSTS gogz‘mai??§.x£:z:::zzz i g ; ship honor: at the University Ofc‘énh. RemStatement for the team. When Coach Stephen B. .
' G. F. P. Barrett. rg , , _ .. ....... 3 0 n tournamen held in the Win -y «1w , Clifford calls for candidates for the' HORNELU, N. Y., Jan. 21—Au—
Gilmorc. rt . . . . . . . ..... 1 0 2 R. Carpenter, lg . _ _ . . . , 2 0 4, 1““ year. Passaic ”fulfil? an .. gm" 5E7“? MVEI“ Jan. 39"“1" “'33 nine. There .1110qu between fort , nouncernent that Shutfiin' Phil Dough— x
M.‘Bucklcy. It . .. . . 1 1 3 “ . __ __ __ tion to pamclpato in til tourn . cut. statedlast night that the Westminster ‘ ' 3 has, banished spltballex— of the New .- 5 .1
fichllchcr," c . . . . . . . . . . . 0 1 1 Tots! . . . _ . _ . . . _ . . _ . 12 0 . 24 The Wat » ury high outfit, hgs chal- Hockey Club. amateur champions or and f“ . . ndidates out for the team York Giants will be one of the hurl- - .
Tierney, i‘g . . . . . . . . . . . . 1 1 3 . \ longed the Passaic crew to a. series of the United states, which’was expelled this was“. ‘ if; _ 5 g E
J Bucklrv lg 0 .. .. K' 0' K‘ A‘ JUNIORS , fl ing stat: of the Hornell yam next .
- s. . . . . . . . . . . - , G. 1.1 p. ' " ‘ summer. naturally focuses attention ‘
—' "‘ _‘ G- F- P. - ' ‘ ’ ‘ on what fans say is the real “red-hot"
'IIESm-c Z. R '1 zllfo -n E - _- - - ~ 3 5 11 Peat. rt . .. . . . . . . . . . . . . 1 0 2 ' , OUR BOARDING HOUSE—By Ahern baseball town of the country- ‘i
Mill; 3am}:- 3' 9“". H “""W' 9, ° 0 W ' 'i . ’Kfly/~ . Horneli is a thorn in the side of
RED MEN {33:23:51 'rg'”. " "S“ ' ‘1' g 3 g ‘ . HELL QOVS, I DOLSIT 4WA9'FH‘A'1’ Vii-N 9,351.: John J. Farrell. the minor- league
G. l“. P. Th . ... . 0 0 i) To HEAR \IOiJ WAMT'Tb APPEAR , » BUS BEAT mentor,_for itisan outlaw town’and .4
Court .f ., ,. 0‘39”“ ~ -' -' ' ° ' ' .. , / - STRATEGV? doesn t site a. p who knows it. “list «it
.1 ............. . o 9 g _ __ ._ snag-(lion), { BOAS‘TFUL,BUTI$AW _=. MSELFBV .3
(‘lanry 1r 0 " r . Hi ye :- Farrell forbid all league. teams
ileekcr. c ..:....:'...::U. E 3 s; ngA‘SiYRIiifiéliéo‘NDos 8 QOMEBOWDTHHJK ' .‘THE REQULT O'F‘THAT IIVHOUGH'IHT A‘QSNEEZE from playing with Horne“ and even
Driscoll, m 3 1 7 A ‘ .G F P You gmAGH-reugb GAME Amnlsuglen's . “NAB NW NHEH HE‘BLEVJ black—listed otherindependent teams
Mamm- ‘8 3 0 0 Ireland. rt a o 10 up 114' Lawns ’ ' HRS-r- MoVE= I ‘3me A SNARWESS 1“,?)me gfihefifififi’t figitnalfi’effgh 2:;
Total ____________ _ _ E: j; E Erica. 1: " ' ' ' '," ’ ‘ " ' '1" g 3 . :3 TOEEQ OF 9159“} I MV ME“ .iii'PRECAFdOUS 2:85;!” \éfiilBSiE'D . OFF Hi5 KliJG won the independent or “outlaw"
\VAKEMAN "MEMORIALS V:;”g‘;§;§n‘s”r‘g"'"’ o 1 5 NW “GU URN-V . " ”09"“0539 To. ”2A" ’ A MAL) up A ‘H’ u-ron . championsmp 0! the countm
w G- 1“ P- Ashbrooks. 15.. . . . . . . o o o 83‘“ “5 BY BUSTERfinn‘D 1“ ““5 SPACE VJl-ilLE 'SPACE M " s 1311213) “gm i7} 1|thSeth; gm Sim-1:0
. Mills. rt ........... 0 1 1 . ‘3? __ .. __ __ Okla MALI ! EAGEQMESS T? WILL ‘ ‘(OLi Tom-(YOUR ‘7 FROLlT-QF‘ i; 1311 orne . o _ erry. w o
noyak. l: 1 o 2 Tom . 17 1 3,. 4 l , l. . REC-3 , ‘i U . ti , was Connie Mack's pitchmg ace. has
'1'. Mills.c............. e. 1 13¢ .""""""" . . “E F511; PRESLfler , 7. _ ”93M“ ' 0 RNA v~ been inflorneu for two years. Sump-
Wemine. rs 1 o 2_ “ '. “ ,, - .s'rRA‘lEGv I PLAuLl p, _ y ' c , ' -—/ in: there in 1921. He won 21o: the
Strauss 3 1 ll Sunshine Palmer Has. «unemplrronls gym; 13;, gene?! 1:5: mini...
. _. _ .. n . . - .. > a . .4 ' w e " ug ersc e, ormerly 1:.
Total . . . ........ . . . u v 3 25 GOOd Fishc Record 1A,, . DEFEAT? ““1 ' -' ,‘lm ternational Learner. won 20 of the 21
Referee—Mahoney. ' g » > J ) _ e g 9 he hurled. ' 7
> Norwalk has another My“?! added " ' ..,1 Joe Hun-is, erstwhile of the Cleve-
Mrs. Stanley to its rapidly growing list- He is “’11- land} Indians, played 1 Hamel} in
, . .- liam Palmer of Trenton. who has 1921.7 Boris ll since -n reinstated
Leads Wlth Rlfle taken a position at omen, Peabody & by Judge Lan ; . \
r . Company's notary. He tights under § Jake Pitler, W110 Jumped‘the Pitts- .
PINEHURST. N. 0.. Jan. 29.-—Mrs. the name of “Sunshine" Palmer and burrPh-atee. is rigging manage;- a: * “a
A. W. Btanley of New Britain led the according to his manager. out of seven. thalflornell Club- 5 ' SHUFFLIN' PHIL L
field in the rifle tournament for wom. “Sh“ has won five. was knocked out . The. Hornet! team is supported by _ ‘ m an“ :rezi
en held during the week at the Plno- in one and “flight 0119 draw. - “‘ 909mm subscription in addition to the 10pm: Georg? 3‘31... 2.2::
burst. Gun Club and was awarded first He ‘3 “1'0 3-“ all-3'01"“! athlete and heavy gate receipts”: It has‘no salary Massillon. 0‘, 1:: :H‘u
prize for a. target of 135 points out of in“ MO“ Played baseball with the limitrand pays 31: hizlfas $4,900 a games played-
a possible 150. Miss Elsa. Blancke or Cadet Club °f Trenton. which had one year for the: men‘lt wants. Last yrar Howell has a 7.: ‘
Essex Fells. ,N. J.. winner of last 0“ the best team! in that section: He .5 it won every series played, winding up 18,000. but has ~-
is also a. basketball player. Palmer is I 'by beating the tame!» independent baseball becaus

 

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week's tourney. took the second prize
with a 130 point target and was fol-
lowed by Mrs. John W. Raymond of
Baotou with 115,,polnts.

. HEWN DEFEATS KOHLER

nabs lien-man received tho‘decisi’on
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anxious to sign-up with some. of the
local baseball teams for next lasso

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mo twelvo round contest at he Lite guards. will play the hel B , . . w. ,. s 7 ,7
the Bro-Aw Exhibition Association Five tonight in Bdfhel. Jule ’probabii: shtchngand perforated W Black, Brown and W
tut night. : hisr sutured to do much line-up for the ml .1?” i. pun: 7 - _ m Cord

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