w. .
Norwalk Big Five Wins
27-26—Preiiminary Won
By Battery C.
Before about 1,000 howling basket-
ball Ian at the Armory last evening,
the No all: Big Five deteated the
Compo Life Guards in an overtime
game of basketball by the score of 27.
26. In the preliminary game the Bat-
tery C team defeated the \Vakeman
Memorial team by the score of 24-2).
”Com LIFE ;
GUARDS LOSE:
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scams Manicure BUCKS!
ow’s nor so acne-
The main game was hard
from start to finish.
fought
Referee Charlie
Mahoney of Bridgeport called a tolal
of 63 fouls during the contest.
After
several minutes of playing Driscoll lot
the Life Guards tossed in the
score of the evening. a field goal from
underneath the basket. . Harry Quinn
followed this up with another basket.
before the Big Five got their scoring
machine going. McMahon tossed in
the first basket for the llig Five.
From then on the game was nip and
tuck. At the and ot‘ the first hali‘ tho:
score stood 10-9 in have” of the Life
Guards. The second half of the game
was also hard fought. and both teams
displayed some line iicor work. When
Referee Muhoncy blew the iinal whis-
tle the score was tied at 24-24. it was
then agrecd to play a five minute ovcr-
time period. Shortly after this period
opened O'iioylc tossed in 'a line basket
ii rat.
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WILLIE HOPPE.
BEATS SCHAEFER
By The Associated Press
NEW YORK, March
of \Villlc Hoppe still
wand: its wieldcr still is the invincible
15.—The cue
is a magnet
f Monker Caidron
wrist. llrothcrton will be out of the “.000 with Schncfcr. No Will not be
gami- for sometime with thcsc in- subject to challenge until a new
Juries, and may not pay again this" trophy is filtered.
season. His work wil be missed on the
llnttcry tt'uln. Rowland also starred
[or the linttcry tvnm. Mills and Rus-
sell starred for the VVakcman team.
Charles Mnhoncy of Bridgeport ref-
cremi the main contest. and his work
was well received by a large majority
of the fans. At the next game Lo-o
ll‘rankc or this city will act as referee
and Mahoncy will umpire the game.
The largest crowd of the season was
on hand last night to witness the
games. After the main game dancing
took place. Music was furnished by
Hull's orchcstrn.
’l‘iw scorcmo‘t‘ the games i‘ollow:
Preliminary game:
liAT’l‘EitY C‘
‘ ring.
Ilrothcrton rt C312)- 11) Brennan's condition never was
ltowand if, r - - - 0 - - - 4 u Q critical and surgeons who examined
N“ umnn‘n P. - - . - - - - 0 - - - 0 0 0 .\-ray pictures taken of his skull said
Ndiki' 'v' '1' - - - - - - e - - ' ., that no serious injury was done. They
Hitlrmn'rtfu l - -------- 3 ' a I: found that the left side of his head.
in h’B) - ~ - - - . - - - - - - - from behind the car to the left
A Mi) .V. g . - - - - - - - - - - - 1 0 2‘ temple, and from the perietal bone to
m... 5 7 3? ml.” °' “3e 3‘91} ‘YS’J‘H‘WG'.
-; * rennanam e a. was he
“ARLMAN MLMOBIAIA? . worst beating he ever has received.
\V Mills rf ; J“; T; Besides the head injury and body
“65“” w” ----------- 4 6 S bruises. Brennan sprained a bone in
T. mm; c. - - - ' ~ ' - ' - - ‘n 1 1 his right foot—the .same leg he broke
PI. Mills. rg -H".'u'--- - - () 1 1 when Jack Dempsey gave him one of
“famine ll; . . . ' ' ' ' ' 1 0 .. his other two knockouts. -
' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ... ... _:{ 1 iTher Chicagto boxzr said to leave
imsc open 0 one lows as those.
70““ ---- liltiliVl‘. 9 4 22 administered by Firpo. It was the
" (l l” -. ”.rabbit punch" or one of its varla~
Guarnicri. fl .......... '0‘ n' 1‘; I tlons, that caused the knockout.
Mullen. if - . . . . . - . . - . . . 2 2 g \‘thn weathering a pugilistic storm
: McMahon. c _ _ ' ' . . ' ' . . . 3 4 1', ‘ Brennan leaves th eback of his head
0,1303%" rg _ _ . . ' . . ... . . 1 2 4 l and neck unprotected. Dempsey flat—
'Kelly, is . .. . . ..... 0 3 3 toned him twice on his face with
__ ‘ blows on' the back of the neck. and
Total ‘‘‘‘‘‘‘‘‘‘‘‘‘‘ 6 Tr: T Flrno made it three times.
COMI’O Lli-‘I-l GUARDS " l‘irpo called twice at the hospital
; F P With an interpreter to bear solace to
H. Quinn. rt ..... g o' 4 "5‘3“” Brennan" but was not nor-
.grison. if . . . _ _ . . _ . . . . u 0 h mltted within the sick room. ‘ g
, ofleld.lf............0 0 n
,..He0rllnn.cu.........0 4 4 Co&KoFive
.Moll.rg.............3 3 9 .
nooloo.xg...........1 7 o 'Are Winners
.r ... __ .... In the Industrial Bowlin lea ue
. 6 14 2c. the C. & Knye trimmed the‘Nor-vsalk
Tire K: Rubber company aggregation
— at the Norwalk alleys last night by
t never happen or that
already. , ,. »
"2
get wrinkles Worrying I
. Makes New Record 0- & K-
\ Perry ...... . . . . . . 88 96 75~259
»,. OB. AIRES. March 15.——Anna Xmegartner . . . .. . 99 93 96—288
. . a“ Argentine girl swimmer. Mol‘::;:ng . . . . . . . . 93 100 Ill—~30!
’ rammed a swim down we Rom 94 104 97—295
:flyer that lasted 22 hours and """ . ' ' ' ' ' ‘ 106 78 ‘ 90~274
wazterigithe water at Total ~ ‘5 1548—9. “.—
m s c ty Miss ' ' ' """ ' 1.420
, "ed the mark of 21 ig‘oggvux TIRE a RUBBER co.
in established by union's, 91 8‘ “78‘2“
Brennan Must
Stay Out of the
Ring 3 Long Time
By The Associntcd Press
NEW _YOR‘l\’. March 15. ——-— Bill
Brennan. (‘hicago heavyweight. is ex-
pected to leave the hospital. where he
sought relief yesterday from concus-
sion of the brain. resulting from the
knockout blow delivered by Luis
Angel l-‘irpo in their bout Monday.
within a few days, but it will be u. long
time before he is ready to enter the
winning two out of‘three 9.
mos.
scores follow: . 8 The
erling 92 93 103-—
..... 283
gaugino .....u... 83 91. 98~367
urey ..........,. .94 96 107-42911
Berberich» . . 4 . . . . . . 81,1104 ‘ Sflwfflf
« WW ';D 0:. Q;4,ao hat .110 i
from the otllco force. The high single.
105. was mrido by Larkin who had a.
itotai of 302.
i
lFrecsc
. . '78 72 65 59“?”
Currie 76 90 70 77—313-
.nrkin ...... 105 29 80 88~362
Deegan ..... . . 74 79 85 99—837
Linexweiler . . . 97 89 76 —-282
Kelly ...... -. . . . 85—85
Total ...... 430 419 376 408 1.133
' Bowling Tourney
The fifth and sixth games of Men-
ker Caldron's ‘bowling tournament
were played of! at the Palace Alleys
last Thursday evening at which time
the Red team increased their lead to
150 pins. Capt. \iVllmot of the Blues
sustained her lead for high total pin-
fall. her score for the six games being
Sport Barrage
Chat and Comment or Special Interest; to
‘ , ' Norwalk Fans.
‘ . By LeRoy 1). Downs
The scores:
OFFICE FORCE
9
ADJUSTING DEP’T. \Yhen the bill was called. a substi- NICE. France. March 15.-—-—M rs.
Joe . . . . . . . . . . 85 81 67 70—303 tuto was offered in behalf of a group Molia Biurstedt Mallory. American
Molburn . . . . . . 82 84 85 81-329 or New York men to obtain the right lawn tennis champion today qualified
Newman ...... 85 100 75 91—351 to erect a. race track near the to meet Suzanne Lenglen in the sin-
Gulies . . . . . . . 99 86 80 ’76—‘34” New York state line. preferably in glen of the Nice tournament tomorrow
Lonlgc . 104 89 77 88——358 Greenwich. for conducting races. by defeating Miss Tobin and Mrs.
.... .... ..-..-
Total 455 437 384 4061.832
HARTFORD. March iii—The Leg;-
isiative committee.
got a surprise yesterday afternoon in
the course of a hearing on a bill
which. according to its title. was to
create
breeding and exhibiting of horses
within the state. and for a racing com-
mission to license horse‘racing. This
was
A further provision was for a com-
miasion to supervise and promote this
. orcnoe to betting.
l One speaker said that at a race
track in New York state one day last
summer there were 1.173 automobiles
bearing Connecticut license numbers.
Mrs. Mallory .
Qualifies to
Meet Suzanne
on the Judiciary
a commission to 'foster the
a bill of Mr. Allyn of \Vaterford.
O'Neil. English players in the second
and third rounds.
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'Yalea’s'l‘owne 29 All Coliegiates' - 17
Yale&Towne_ 81 Compo Lite Gds. 19
Yale & Towne 42 .Milford Prep 28
Yaleaz'rowne 4a mageaeld 18
Talon-towns” Stamford Stars 15
Yalek'l‘owne '63 Comm Lite Gds. 32
faleag'townezo Fakin AC. N.Y. 19
Yale'lk'rowne u Fall-field Legion 18
Yale E'l'owne 20 Fnkln ac. N.Y. 37
Yale& Towns 20?'Faiyfleld» Legion 2!
Yale‘s» Towns a: Black Bits. det 21
talektoVne-al macaw. m.“ 16
Yalec'rowno 31 qug '38:! Men :2
” G G F Pts.
the Bridgeport slug-
tbe flstic fray
lie Joins Joe
Young Luby.
ger. is all ready for
tomorrow night when
Clifford in a slugging bee. one that is
canine FINE CARD 0F ROW
FOR STAMFORD FANS TOMllRRO
to-toe type of a fighter.
In his daily training routine ‘r.
fights three 3-i‘ound b91115 With 11'
sparring partners and
thr, second game ofl
the Norwalk nod?
Men tonight in the Stamford High
School gymnasium. The game prom«
ises to be a cracker-jack as the last
game in Norwalk Monday night was
hard fought. Jill) and tuck from be-
uglnning to’end. The Red Men were
on the long end of a. 32~31 score.
Excepting loathe first few minutes
‘0! the game last Monday no more
than two or three points separated
the teams. as guarding was close and
passing accurate at all times.
Court of the Red Men five was the
outstanding star of the game. shoot-
ing 6 field goals and 6 from the foul!
line. besides the. wonderful floor
game that he played. Time and again
when the Stamfordites threatened to
leave the Red Men behind. Court
would come .to the rescue and even
up matters. He will be a marked,
man in tonight's contest and will be
followed more closeLv. '
T. Moruke. right guard for the 10-
cals and high scorer for the team this
season. fell down in his scoring in
Norwalk but hopes to retrieve his
shooting eye in tonight's game. Mo-
ruke. who has averaged about four
baskets per game, made but one
solitary basket 35nd he is expected to
be heard from tonight.
Two bus loads of Nor-walk rooters
will leave .at 7:15 tonight to cheer
their team on to victory, anticipating
two consecutive victories and the
taking or the series which means a
whole lot to the Red Men. as the
Yale and .‘owne five are recognized
as one of to: best teams in the state.
The record oi the Y. 8: '1‘. team is a.
very good one. having won 10 games
and losing 3. 0f. the three games
lost two were Ly a one-point margin.
Following is' the team and individ—.
ual record:
Points
team will play
their series with
Points
~Weo'.’oo.o:.o 1' " 53 150
me‘ e ; .=.,.. ... I 9 13 .. 1 ‘7
" ‘ ' 3 1:1 1. .ss 1
IIOOUIa‘
icoapoo'»
g, ... 8 .17
‘ Kelly
session of it.
doubt until last Saturday when
tube. room played the office. Win...-
three straight games. The tube rmvn
team is made up
berich. Define.
and Youhas.
Sportsmen Talk
.for the. Nor-walk tcnm. putting the, Iii}; . .- Y , ‘ i' 4,4 as a M
“V" i” ”"3 MM" A m”! 9°"! “"3 ”‘1'" "FM" 0! the “.mlm‘ mm“. f au‘c o , A number of loeal fans will~travel one of the best teams in the state. bound ‘3 stand the spectators on they are fast and furious M... at.“
tossed in ilyiilt‘ local team putting Si‘llilt‘fi'l‘» 50" 01 ”10 01“ “Mani. (.apt. Id.» Lawrence of the Reds to Stamford thi . .‘ t v“ ‘ . . 1th“ he d3. fl t“ el' 5 eakin 'R dd" ,_ , . .J 1cm
- - _ ,. n . -knov.‘s it today, , holds second place with a score of 426. s “en":g o “ "e" . r . a. guru ‘1 3 p g. u -‘ 3 “M“S- 3‘9““? Lucid:
:llt‘rlvlilrt V1101": 1:." ‘Ulimlfdti‘fic “if: Hoppe completed his defense of Ms Miss Edna. W'eeks captured high the game between the Sale 8.: Townr: Lntry blanks for the amateur box- . Every fight fan who saw Luby and away. Ruddy is always size: his ma
(gums? s\\"‘if}:cluif0fl((fow-‘flf't‘oiidsl U; 13.: balk mm billiard worlds clum- score for a single string. her score in team and the Red Men or this city. in; show at the Armory on April 10. Eddie Mack in their tilt two weeks a real two-listed armor who .
play Flt-force Mnhoney called a foul plonship title last night. amazing 1.500 the 1””, game being 86. o c o . “ill be out the first part of next week. ago and 'who knows the hitting abil- bound to give‘the _c.-ov.d pie— y 1
ml Guam...” and 1.“ Quinn toss“ itlpoints in the three blocks of his chm- Capt. Wimot hods a close second It seems a hard matter to satisfy Many local lads are planning on em ity of Joe Clifford well knows what Fell about. irankle Fitzp; h
m. but the rut-“...“ mm} mm W. l 10mm match while me San Franciscan place with a score of 84. The last. two all of the basketball fans at the Ar- ““35 the show and it 100!“ as H am to expect when these two clash 'in been “'9” intr0d00""i 1': Iii-Sn c _mr~
stcppcd mm. the ”no and that the goal 1 was totaling 1.341. . games of the tournament will be mory with a referee. In my estima- fans would be in for a fine evening's the main bout of lzirounds. cm- before and yet Iza< ‘0 5323;: a bat
did not. count. This foul seal would; Th" (1"f0ndt‘r mad?- “10 500 he Played Thursday evening. March 15. tion the work of Charles Mahoney °nt8rt81nment ford out quite a figure with the 10- tie that he has dissatisfied the cu
have tied the score. livcdcd while his opponent was 0-01- 1“ 3 O'C‘OCR- T110 prize “11le award-l last night. was of a high standard. ‘ ' ' calites when he fought that aensa- tomers. Fightinfl (WP-r? week he‘
McMahon pluycd a line game forglecllng 347. g ‘ it‘d at the regular meeting 0" "‘0 Odi- but still some of the fans kicked Young Angelo the Stamford fighter. “001! 8‘0 With Eddie Mack this past always in good cozzdzmn and is :‘-
cent" for ”w llig my... and com-‘ Vivid with drama and color from dron. l-riday evening. March 16. l’ol- against it. will try to demonstrate to the fans winter dud gained a knock—down on type of a fighter that makes 2‘:
pletely outplayed a wonderful tloorglho first bank for break on Monday lowing are the scores: , . . this dvening in Bridgeport. when he that elusive battler in the eighth mob hold their sr-ats. If l-th b;-
game. lic- was also the loading scoror night and rcplcto throughout with _ BLUES Maboney call th f I h e stacks up against Red Allen. that be: round. “Then anyone sends Mack to fight Up to standard if 5‘20! V‘ ‘-e r.-
for the Big Fivv. He tosscd in throw, «tiri‘spléilys of‘cmo'tion and tetmperam‘ent. ailing? 30:5“ ..... .. . .. . 2: El} them. and he i: “0': staid” too 50:; is entitled to another stab at the state the canvas he ls accomplishing some- a NY“ With lhc main bout. NJ .. ‘
w *1. z I ‘ [on als for a (- u'cc- (any ournamen came 0 a r s. .. o ............ c o
tnotlull :(lnlljl llrvloiniiurln i'nlcfonll of the f finish that swept the 1.500 spectators Mrs. li‘inklestcln ...... 60 60 them. This fact was brought out “Eh‘WflS‘ht cro‘wn.‘ . :13."th otuhti 0f 'the fordmary 8! Eddie For .the 5-r011ndcr‘. Joe Clinic:
lib: Fivc plnyrd a line game and are * fro mthcir seats into shouts of 510- Mrs. Holly . .. 60 (3:) When he refused to allow a foul goal Decatur. Indiana is the loading '1 3:399 0 3 1301811 ~0 a has YOUHF.‘ Dorsey and. our own “'1!
«learning or much Cl‘t'tilt. licllrylclaivn. Mrs. \Vilmot moot.) 7B 71 that Ed Quinn made in the. overtime basketball city of the countr With 1'3" 8118313 match is assured the lie Angelo to furnish 23.; “51,93...“
lvlujmd u iim' game at guard. f It was a. sorry defeat for the son of Mrs. 1-). Lawrence ..... GO (in Period. This foul goal would have s. 0 ulation { 5 000 l y; customers when Clifford and LUbY Dorsey fllJl‘lflT‘d l-cre on the !a_
l’addy lu-iscull was the shininlz‘ l the man from whom lloppc. then the Mrs. llichl ..... ......... C0 59 ticd the score. but Quinn stepped over Dips; b k tbol ’ tle city b03315 climb between the 1‘01"?! t0 complete card with Nick mum 3;;
light for the "onion tmun. Paddy boy wonder. won his spurs. Mrs. Moore ......... .. .. 60 an the foul line and Charlie refused to i ll [as 9 all teams. It looks as ‘1 card that 13 “UN! With lively boys good aceount of hi.
Joust-d m thrl-c n. m goals and um... At the end of tho first block he had Mrs. Schultzv 72 m allow the point. 9 3 ° ”‘e basketba” “'35“ ”with who are willing to mix it with their a seed seeker. can .
foul goals for u. total of nine poin’ mum balls in perfect. position to con- ii”. Linuschidt .......... 60 40 o o o in the east. . . . opponents. and should extend “Tziie when 1:
Ed Quinn put up u. nne game at l» r. tinnc his run. He was in his best . rs. .mean .......... G9 58 33 . - _ ; The somi- n como togcfljer tome
guard. in had his eye with him last stroke. Ho counted 43 before he Miss L. Finch 60 2.) ”“1012“,?tifezlingr'odtz: $2132: “f" Calf Pasture Life Guards will bring tgggtlherblliitoihfr Sofia": gelo has been trad.
evening and tossed in six out of ten missed anicasy onelcu'snionlciirrmqv.h T t l -1-- 6;; not want anything M do with crook ;::fi?::::n;::m.Th£:veha wflea? slate boys that will give the crowd some- bout and the tans.
i‘oul goals. , Not uni the lift: urn r .c 110- o a ................. 77 ‘ - ‘ - - y at he won a - ' ~ a"l' - _ f 1.. v ..
'l'ln‘ lu‘l liminni')‘ same was one of for mastcr himncli'. 'l'hcn ho reeled o'i! REDS :gfigpgrtsghqlfist night he 981162. 27 game on ""3 90“" during the Drew!“ $12.2?.§$“§.“b§9§;.o§ra?m F314;}; :‘l'lnng QXUprféicsthgz {Sniff-rs to
the host or um Maison, 'i'ho lluitrry tlu' longcst run of mo tournament. Edna “’ecks ............. Si: 54 ”m I”: C, > * 0mm“ ”3‘“ 3““ 7~~ "’1 season. They hope to come across take 0,; Y ‘ "p dd‘, B‘qan' ‘ the are: don: m- n... m-..
team showed sonic great lighting clicking off 24-1 points with an amaz- Mrs. Ausscnhoi‘cr ...... .. G4 64 ‘ ‘ vuards. This brings 01" the with their first win on next \Vednel- i oung “1 3 o! ' ridgepon ‘ ~ ~~ . . . ..._
- Spirit. and with the Southport team in: display of line nursing and inter- Mrs. M. P'i'ahl . . . ........ . 60 6" fact that he did "0t favor either team. day night. when they stack up against. n a. battle that all indications -point I. or the Cllrllllll-ra::si-r ‘3‘;
leading by the score of 22-lu and with speed open play. l-‘rom a. lead of 2‘13 Mrs. “'nlsh . 66 63 and he ‘3 deserving 0f CTN“! {0" “m the “Old Timers." V toward being 3 whirlwind. ioung son, better known 35 1""
but a few minutes lcct to Day. they Domis on the first. night’s Schaefer Mrs. Roberts ............. 76 61 fine manner in “well he handbd ”‘0 ' 0 I Ruddy has been working 0‘" With “'1“ endeavor ‘0 Y ”(‘5' Y
started il grunt rally and overcame the in» d fallen to the. rear :64 points. it's Mrs. Morgan ........ .. . . . 62 is game. A great deal of interest ,3 being Luby in ”18 Columbia. gymnasium 1D hot.for the Filipino. Yes.
lead of Um visxtom winning by the masterful run brought him within 20 Mrs. Wench .............. 59 6) o o 0 shown in comidg fight between “he -BF1dK°P0Tt Mid. coming from lhelwho has been lr. ~~ a 1
score or -4-.f;:. ‘ p' into of tho champion. ‘ Mrs. 0.1.nwrencc ((‘npt.) . . 70 74 The larxeat‘crowd of the season Mc'l‘igue and Battling Slki.aThls fight same school. Is an ever-willing 109' Eddie Mack has ‘ YD '"
itny Mulkm was the outstanding linmm had .iusi run iSn. llv mot 2‘ Mrs. \on Cnstchcrg . 59 921 was on hand last evening. It is ex- will show just how good Sild roams - ' .
star of tin- game. iic played his lirststiiu- ncwrhnilcnze. he responded \vitli l Mrs. Sundcrlnnd ......... . 56 Ft? pegged that an“. ms! night's great 15 He. “.1” have' his hand full Mill lNOI'Wfllk Tlre
game With the llutth-y last vvcninmfl i‘nllt‘x’lilOll-Of l63. lie nevci- lost the Mrs. llcgeman . ........... 73 .17 game that there will be still a largcr McTigue - t
and a u‘rwll amount of credit is duo’ivad. and though he \vavcl‘mi several 1 Mrs. “'lcks . . . .. ...... .. . . 55 63 crowd or. 11W when the inert g’imn ‘ o o - and RUbDer C00
him for thv victory of the local team. i times near the end as did Schar-fvr. he; .' — ~— is played. _ “ ‘ Iii h Q») i .1 ‘ - . . B '1. L 0-
,lil' was all around the court. and wit!) ‘ mnininincd control. ”opp" non-r rh-j Tomi ........... ... . . . ‘785 55') I n o 0 th 5 LL 2‘00 “ ii St'ad‘ u'p against 0“ lng eabue
his sprwly ilnor work broke up manv ’ \‘oulrd morn complcic inlstcry of his} -_..M-_._w. ~-—-—-———— - The Red “on Will it v ii i l' l . 01:51.01“: .ongrcss High ”“3 evening FIVE vs RED —-—-——
ol' the plum hl' tln- visitors. lie also.gnme than lust night. He iisr-(i cvernyorwalk Tirol full with in; Annoxl :1 e: 1e r .11an m» TA’KOI‘OTL Coach Ciirmrdv. chap . STANDING m, 'E‘liAftts
loam-d in six i‘n-ld coals and in o foul ; conceivable shot with uncrring r-xecu- ' next Monday f ‘ a mg on team 0" 3‘3 are. full Primed for ”13;! game and r z W §~
goals. making a iuini or 14 points. no“ and during. His speed control'. Office Force LOSCS ‘ ‘ - “93”"; ”“5 0’4”“ ‘5 are COMIdFM of scoring“ win. him TONIGHT'Tube room ..... “.3
,iii'otllcl'ton was taken out of the game was uncanny. :Oflice . ............. 1;»
‘ during thu- I'ust half. after he hull Ticsidcs holding his title hc won; ‘ . . ... . ‘ 3Fabric Tircs ......... ZJ
(-rnslwd into the chairs at the end of permanent possosglon of Viho 1,00.)“(indul‘l‘icntit.;li:r‘;:;€;l:‘a;:£iglti:cEOVHLIIA’: Bl]! t0 Bllild a TraCk racing with 37,500 salary for the ’ iCord Tires .......... :7.
the hull. cutting his head open, split- diamond modal omidemntic 0f “‘9 i)". companv the adjusting depart- . « ~. . Chairman and 55.000 each for other ' 3Lab0ratory ---------- 34
ting his knee cap. and cutting his championship and his side “vngor of ment won three. out of four strings Near Greenwxch two members. The bill made nor-eh Thai Yale and Towne basketballfiigh Arr-rage ....... 2.1.:
High String ........ 2;.
High An mgr {or lili‘t":
strings ‘
Pauline .....................
Friend
Berberich
Dcvine
Feilcnbaum
Linscott
\Veed
Brennan .
Berncr
Sterling
Kern
LieERGr . . . . 7
Grant
Andrews
Swanson
Chamberlin
\Vhone
O‘Neil
Weber . . . .
Court
Stevens . . . . . .
Ktappe
Russell
lilorris .............
Clark
Youhas
\Vellnitz .......
Armato . . . . . . .
Peterson . . . . .
Budnick
Knippel
Savage ....... . ..............
FINAL RESULTS ‘
The tube room has for the t'r.“-i
successive year‘won the cup put up ‘~"
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'the Norwalk Tire & Rubber Co. ‘15
1920. and now has permanent “'3:-
The final result was in
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of Pauline. I‘- -
Fellenbaum, Anna“)
Over New Laws
A meeting of the Nor-walks Fish and
Game Protective Association was hc-l‘i
last evening at Moose Hall.
There was a. report on the bills cf-
i'ecting fishing and hunting now prud—
ing at Hartford. including an effort
ibeing '
rights of way to the pond that fishing
may be enjoyed for all time in ponds
that have been fished since the com-
ing of the white man.
made for the state to secure
Application for trout for the
streams about Norwalk was made and
will be sent to the commission oi’ 'fish
and game together with an applica-
tion for an allotment of pheasants.
The association voted to expend
rom their treasury fifty dollars to
purchase ext-a pheasants .to liberate
, this firm and ,fiftydoilarl for trout.
‘1 request was also voted to uk 0‘0
armband”:
Norwalk Chronicler