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Score Was 28-25—Girls Lose
In Preliminary, High Jun-
iors Beat Franklin
fluniors. i
Ir one of the fastest and most ex-
citing high school games ever played
in the Norwnlk Armory,
high school tire defeated their old-
time rival. llanbury high. Saturday
evening by the close score of 28 to 25.
The game was in doubt until the last
minute or play. With 5 minute? to go
in second half. Danbury was ending
24 to 23. Finally. after two minutes
desperate play. li‘ineson caged a field
soulgiving the \Vest avenue lads a
one point margin. T score was tied
a. minute later. whe‘knderson, Dan-
bury's cr-nicr. silot a on]. Skldd then
and a minute later. Frank shot a foul.
making the score 28 to 25. About 500
fans attended the game.
Ilanbury started off in whirlwind
fashion. when Anderson shot a foul
and then a goal ill (mick succession.
The locals think that Anderson must
have some grudge against them. for
last night he scored 13 of his team's
points. and at linubury he beat Nor-
walk. lie was put in the game dur-
ing the second half at Danbury and
scored 2 goals and G'touls. “'1 the
score 3 to 0 against them. wank
tossed in a nnc-hnnd shot from the
sidelines which brought down the
house. Holmes followed this with one
from below the center line. putting
the locals in the van, 4 to 3. The
lead ace. Ysawcd back and forth, during
the. iirst period. and at half time the.
locals led 17 to 15. due to a pretty
shot by Marty Melanled. flashy guard
of the locals.
In, the first period. the fast‘Andcr-
the Norwalk '
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new on memos rots! '—
HOIJ’S THC LADY? O? P“!
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Mike Brady, H oodoo
SOUTH NORWALK
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Emmi; summon.
Plane Pilot Isn’t Mad Just Because
THEM DAYS 15 GONE FOREVER
26
SANS
an of GOIf
Wins First Big Tournament Last Year During 25- Year Career
BY BILLY EVANS
Every sport .llas the original hard
luck individual.
When Larry Lajole was managing
the Cleveland team. year after year
his club threatened to win the pen
nant. only to have into play falsely
at the last moment.
One year a. set" us injury to Larr}
himself no doubt lrevented him from
realizing his great ambition-the win-
ning of the pennant. with the right to
play in the world series.
In the roped arena. on the gridiron
or tennis court. some individual is al-
ways known as theoriglnal hard luck
m'omcé
use: swear on) PEGGY
‘ HOPKioS $110?"
. .
in 25.5....»
from the severe-setback received by
them at the hands of the lawyers. in
their bowling match last Friday «I-
ternoon. It is rumored that a return
noon.
I I I
Ridgefield will have two New
Canaan players in their line-up this
evening when they stack up against
.. ,
The reporters are just recovering
imatch will be rolled tomorrow often?
the Red Men Big Five at Red Men's;
‘3 cs Him So
By Al Pose“
‘1!!!" DAY: I
GO“: WREVE‘R!
Sport Barr rage
Chat and Comment of Special inteiest
" Norwalk Fans.
By lieRoy D. Downs
four rounds Man :1
coming bout. Ail-.11 V
more stuff than in. 1.
toeome out a “3:121:12
Jack Delaney.
v’dleweight. mil r2 5
:Tuesday night.
againts Italian .1.
1 ioneer Sporting psi. 11.3%:
city.
son scored 5 field goals. but in the guV' “w jinx
second period. Leo "Jake." ‘Frank. 5" ‘ ' hall. Si Kelley and Deverill plavg ~
Golf is no exception to the rule. In - ..; tr
'1 . l . 'ho late! 1
janffglsnnzftifihgfizst $2: Eamon wirit golfing circles thl‘ name of Mike With the team frat? 1151 the state. ballseanr VVill stem up agamg
In“, .1 imumuimrn and '1‘...“ Ander- Brady holds all records for getting . “on er Iassaic, “amztg
‘ ' ‘ l I ‘ ' ‘ 1 10113111 breaks ill his efforts to will The Separates will have their handg noon. The Gr: 11;}; 1
full with the Yale & Towne Training 14 out of 16 sums :' ::
‘iai n r
son scoreless. while he himself caged
3 goals. However, when the Hatters
saw th ir pivot man being guarded
closely. they {ed the ball to Fisher.
right guard of the upstaters. he scored.
4 field goals in this period. "Hawk-
Eye" Quinlan. the indiVidunl scoring
star of tho DilliblliV team was held
.to one. goal by “Hawk" Skldd. local.
guard. who pthcd rings‘ around his
m'an Quinlan is considered one of
the best shots in the state. but Skltld
glory on the links.
In no sport has any individual been
so unkindly treated by Danie Fortune
as Mike Brady. Ranked for yearns
one of the greatest professional play~
era in the game. something has in-
variably turned up to rob him oi
many of the golfing lilurcis he set-med
on the very brink of winning.
Original Hard Luck Guy.
Golfing historyt contains no parallel
school team, as this is one of the best
teams in the Lock City.
0 O I
Bridgeport high school's basketball
team is sure playing some awfulbas-
ketbail this season. 'On Saturday at-
ternoon they were defeated by the
Congress Junior high five of the Park
City.
0 I O
This season's basketball team is the
have one of the
history of the school.
X l .
Ahearn of the 1:15 w;
team played with ‘1?_€\-,WC3;
Fir; last Friday 11?
Glenbrook team. L;
the score or 24-10.
3 I .
Crosby high seems
‘the best high school in"
i-est
C b':.
{O
followed him around. and Quinlan hall to the career of Mike. Brady. After . _
few shots. trying for 25 years. llrudy. in 1922. worst team in the history of the m the “MEUHS 5'43“”?
Both teams had line passwork. The by capturing the Western Open. won Bridgeport high school. They have that can dispute “‘7‘" “U” .-3'-
'Dunl'ulr)’ quintet had 11 live-man do- first honors for the first time ill a “511 only two games all the 3935011- tuck high.
tense. which puzzled the locals. In the major golf tournament. . . . . ‘ ' ' '
During the last 12515:: 5._
first period the Gi’cen and “'hite war-
riors could not penetrate the up-
stator“: defense and resorted mostly lo
long shots. There was no individual
for the locals. They played to-
gether. ill a [inn lilanller. Frank. how-
ever. was the leading scorer with four
goals and two fouls, while Holmes
caged three goals and Skldd two goals
Saran-n. began his career as a caddy.
Brady, like many of the other great
professional players, among them the
present national champion. Geno
Ilack ill 1911 Brady made his iirst
real bid for big lionms. In the nation-
nl open, staged at \V'lleaton. he. finish-
ed ill a triple tie with McDonald Smith
and J. J. McDermott.
The American Legion of Fairfieid
have a live bunch in their Post. They
had a baseball team last season. a
football $31 and are. ,now making
name (or héiilseli es in basketball.
O O O
Fairfleld Legion baseball team last
season. will get a trs‘but with the
{games and lost 11
\
It is hoped that
Jimmy Waters. an outfielder on the ! bring Crosbv
by has won SS games .
Coach George- T11 ' .,
charge of the if? m . - .
t x
hi0“
team together on > -‘
thev can settle thr—‘ir iztie
and two fouls. A word of praise is due ,
to "Movy" Pincson. Fineson while “I; the play é“ 1'10 finished second to “x «on. ....-' Bridgeport team in the Eastern to which is the has: :cc'n.
not l’i‘oilli.r as llllli‘il scoring as in-pre- A c ,clmott ”3 "‘0 Sl'OR“S‘ Through- B? 14038118 this season. , . .
'vious “mm. was a. tower of strength giggle 111.1tci1the breaks went. against 30“ “ THE CHAVSP . , . . . o n The local high
on 111.1 dun-use. breaking up play after 3' Hm LUCK, 131.3952 __ /' ‘Red' Allen says that he is going team looked good
. the Dnnbury high . . ..i_
pay or llnnhury's and in thc second
lf VVith the locals one point behind.
“'ins First Dip: 'l‘ollrncy.
Two years later. 1913. in the usi-
ern open, McDermott was ngain‘tiie
1919.
It was umpiring in Boston at
Hagen and Brady had finished in a‘
sure winnerv in tli‘tirst three rounds.
to put Pete August away in less has
raging the field goal that really meant _
victory. Inmnk was mm." out or ”1., PM)?!“ to frustrate Mike's champion- the time. and as the match was play— tie for first place. and in the playoff Failure. however. tailed to kill ‘
game in thi- Si‘i'l‘llll pvrknL with about ship ambition. He ilnislwd Second. ed ill the morning it enablnd me to Brady was again forced to accept dc- Bradys enthusiasm—he. kept plugging MANAGER SAYS
after 1”. h “I It was my Yer)“ good fortune to see get out to Braeburn and see one of rent with a. 78 to Hagen‘s 77. away. Last year his eoffrts were fin-
thrm- ininiltcs to may
gain v1 into an argument with Itcilley.
the Dallbury left guard. who had
played rough throughout the game.
Tiresev took Frank's place. Danbury
and Norwnlk have each won one game
\Valter Hagen and Brady meet in the
playoff for the national open in
the best matches in the historyvof the
sport.
In 1921. Mike finished second in the
ally rewarded by winning the western
Canadian open after lq-king like all open with 10 strokes to‘spare.
NORWAT.K HIGH GIRLS
Chicago Swimmers
distance in
2:03 4-5. His former rec-
president of the French Olympic com-
BOYTO MEET KILBANF. HAS CHAN i4
"OW. ”10 lmnbury tcam hm‘lm-r driefil- ’ G- l"- I‘. 0rd was 0:05 1-5 In the 75 V~1rl 1 inim-v h'is been anointed General Jimmy Dunn develo ’
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"d ”W 100MB M linnlml‘y M the score 1'15“!" Cami. rf . . l .. 4 Hang Up Three back-stroke Harold Kruger set up a ‘ Commissioner by the government in 1 oweVer fl". .n‘o; . _
or :26 to 2:4. and the locals having Elennm- DaVenport. li .. 0 l 1 ' "mark of 48 4-5 clipping 1 1-5 seconds a decree published yester ay for the p 0'18”” of the opinion that the first :IQEStOTAeiixéuj M31. r1." 2
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beaten them .‘8 to -n on Saturday gent?“ I enniuston. t .. 3 0 6 New World Marks from the best previous time. while 1924 Olympic games to held in real classy 170? t0 meet the champion is the same with New c‘.
Many of the local fans would like to 81' 8 Chinsk), rg 0 o 0 ‘ Robert Skelton reduced the 200 meter France. Will. Win12he title. can't ost one the a ' ‘ -'
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Substitution f4; ' ‘\‘:(‘)rwa1k. ‘1er :j'v and played rings around their much WAS AVJFULLV ‘ 1 END 9‘ t G V . Skatin Re I
for \Frank. Pon1s~ Danbury. Ahdser- bigger opponents. Siillivan was the EXCAVATED ‘Tg FOR '” ‘ ' g
song‘s out of 5 hjh‘s for Norwa‘k star for the Franklinites with two SEUfiMEkiTAL PEASOQQ ‘ 'E V - .1ng
Frank 3 out of 6. Ski'dd ., out “‘3: goals and 9 fouls, while Clements was. I MADE A VOVJ THEl-i) ' ’ MALONE . 1.. 1‘1' El?-
Refereg. ArVid N. Kjellander next with three goals. “and was the ”qr HA U 'F'fiiLE o A Stafl- of Chicago prohgsmna. L .
Main Pri‘llminnry game star for the Juniors with 4 goals. while \ HE 5 DO 0 . ’ skating champion Chi-1.2%:
In the main priliminary game of fiallick was next,1 goal and fouls. ' - WRAMiD OF: CHBOPS, ~ - .7 By NBA Sen-ice. “—0,;de records for 11,. 51.. an
the evening the Net-walk high girls I‘homaa played a wonderfu floor ‘TviA‘l'rf WOULD NEVER i - ST. LOUIS. Feb. 19. ——Jtmmy Aus- yard events at the professional'
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as with three d‘lbl . 2:2 " ’ wo race to Ed Lamy of Saranac ‘
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