7 your Mom.
Comp Life Guitrds
Beat New Canaans
In one of the best games of the sea-
son the Compo Lite Guard basketball
team defeated the New Canaan team
by the score of 28.27. at National
hall in \Vestport last evening. In the
preliminary game the Staples high
school team defeated the K. O. K. A.
team of Norwalk by the score of
2'4-lt‘.
The main game was
from the start to the finish. This was
the third straight win 01' the Life
Gourds in the home and home Bt'l‘ins
lvetwcen‘thcsc two learns. iiuth teams
display ed some fine floor work, and
time ui'tcr time brought the crowd to
their feet with their speedy playing.
iiurry Quinn was the leading scorer
for the Westport team. lie tossed in
tour baskets and three foul goals for
a total of clevcn points. llc ulso
hard i‘ought
played a. line iloor game and was all ‘
over the court. and broke up muny
pluys or. the New Canaan team with
his speedy playing. Driscoll (iii-0
played a. line some and made three
baskets. Red Kelley was the lending
scorer {or the New Canaan team.
Wood also played a line name and
rustled the netting four times.
The preliminary game was fast and
interesting. Green and Carson starred
for the Staples team. chullyun was
the outstanding star for the Sorwalk
team and tossed in live field goals and
one foul for a total of 11 points.
A good sized crowd was on hand to
witness the games.
dancing took place. The Life Guards
will not pluy the Norwulk Big Five on
this \Vedncsdny on account of the
Fashion Exposition now going on
there.
"l‘hu score of the games follow:
Main grime:
COMPO GUARDS
G. I“. P
. . :2 ll
g: gggfit" _ _ 3 n 4 Every baseball {an recalls the Bakeri
IVchrnnn. C . . . _ _ . . . . . . 1 n _> : home-run incldrnls of the 1911 S“!'i('fi.|
Scone-id. 1g ,,,,,,,, , 3 o .1 in one of the gnnws, Flank linker ur
“pigeon ________ . _ ..... 3 1 7 the Athletics. “till ltulso Iiinrquurd of
.___ .— .u 1 the (hunts pitching. hit :1 home run in
Total .............. 1L: 4 20' .0. pinch and broke up the ball game.
NEW CANAAN l‘ ' ‘ *
G- 1"- P-f In Mnthewson's story of ti» game.
Red Kelly. rt .......... 3 5 11 the next day. which he may or may
Hogun. if ............. l ‘l 2'1”)! have writtr-n. 1m took ,\l;irqu.izal
Sham Kelly. c ......... 2 II 7110 {33k_ In thy: article it “as pointed
\Vood. lg -------------- 4 " ‘4 out that Murqunrd pitch: ii right in
ngerill. it; ----- . ------ ” “ 0 liakor’s groove. and his poor Jlldg(‘~
MCCIOSKN. r8 --------- - 0 Z 3 ment in so doiniz cost the game.
_. ._ —' u n a
Total .............. 10 7 27f The m.“ game “m. “1......” My
Iteferce—‘Vutcrs. illutln-wson. For eight inninirs he il-‘lil
Preliminary same: [the Athletics scorch-$3. \\'lth (inn
STAPLE-‘5 HIGH SCHOOL idown in the ninth and linker up. .‘dut-
6- F- P- ity pitched one wherv thc Philly slut:-
J' Beattic. rt ---------- " 0 ” i gor liked it. and u hoinv run that. ti-d
(filflv‘n, if . ............ 4 Ii 81‘”, the 1:““10 r..,.-““..1. Tht‘ .\iili1:li(":’
Green, c ........ . ..... 3 ill 16 . won out in 0“,.“ innings.
Mazzannvich. rg ....... 0 U 0i .» . ..
I'atchcn, lg ............ u Ii 0! The next day in a stun. “r Hm mam“
‘- - "’hlnrquurd in an :irticla» that :lmwurcd
Total ' ' - ' ---------- 7 10 24 i over his signature. riulirulml Mutty for
K' 0- K “' ’lils poor judirnnnt in pitching: in
G' F' I“ i Baker. It is said that the (Hunts trunk:
anins. H """"""" ii 0 ” . sides in NW tuuttt-r :mil tlzc two
Gilbert. H. """"""" " 3 3 -. articles caused much ill in»: llllf; on th~-
1‘). Smith. c ..... ... . . . i 0 2 iit‘fll‘ll.
l-‘ewlcynn.rg..........5 i ll . . .
LOCkWOOd' lg """" 0 n 0; lir‘gulur newspaper \vrllrrs devoted
"‘ "‘ "' i so much space to the incrlv nt that ill"
Total """"" ' ' ~ ' ' 6 3 13 , following y. or the club nwm‘rl tril'd
How dietiipsey
Lost $309,967
Tex Rickard told an amazing story.‘
After the games'
' THEM
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SATURDAY MARCH 17, 1%
By All PoTefi
THEM DAYS IS
. GO”! FOREVER!
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BILLY mils
SAYS
I-‘eurls in sport. are often mounted by
newspaper articlrs in which some stur
‘criiicizes anotlr-r.
- O 3
Back in 1911 the NOW York Giants
ipluyed the Philadelphia. Americans in.
slur]
players on both rxlubs were signed to!
the world series. A number of
write newspaper articles of the gaunt s.
U 0 D
lto pass :1 rule that would prevent any
player who actually took part in the
series from (i')iliL’ any writing.
0 0 0
i Golf is now r-xpm'ienrin: :1 similr-r
feud to many tlint has liflppvnv-l in
imsoiillli. immune of some Ill'lit‘i" du-
’ ' ' ' "'~ -‘ 4 ' z . . . . , ,
of lumm. tnlliiilllLt-‘i >5l.ltlilvl,\ ”thntrd to ”Hulls!“ M irllnw imiyvrs.
illustrut: 3 why .lnrk i\'ill‘ll.‘i 1.9 mm: 4 . _ . ‘ 7
I l V t l t ’llxl: popixlurity of unit has mmsmi 1
t- — -, . .
ns ”Anti. on It port; ll "1;.“ :1an ‘11:) .l. "um“..r of ”in slur i-liIPt-rs to l-«- «n.-
yunrnn .1, um um i r to“ .i m nus. « listed as scribes,
“he-n llemps. y again guts in the ring.
Said Ilit-kui'd:
"\Vlit'n the mulch iiCl\\l'tn Demp-
sey :tnd (.‘ni'pt-nlicr wns made none 0!
NH ir'ully til't mm d that the limit would
draw so itiK'. “'th Krurns uskt-d for
Sfl‘ili‘mm for lH'inpuy and not it, they
thought me mud. l mun-is .luck did.
“If he hud nshwl me for percentage
I would have givcn him .".0 per cent.
Yes. I would have grant him 37‘: per
cent.
"'l‘ht- lmut drew $l.fi‘.‘il..’vhll. licmp-
Ewy'n iiiurunll-v was illiOlll. 18 per C(‘l’lt
or that. it he lmd insisted on getting
37“; he would hate drown down
$609,967.50. \Vu'xv- lmth had a trood
luuuh mt r it many times since then."
May Eliminate
l7-Foot Zone;
35"“,5 that healing Hurnzrn's
the his hit :itnhition in life this yrur.
.‘i~.s(it'ititvll l‘re».
it’ll“. .\iillt‘il l7.~~»l§lmiiiirr-
the 17—foot zone in determin-i
IilL'lt‘t'H ui' i‘uuls was iiiiti<:i-.
“y
.‘x;
tiou
in“
2'3"
Oi
HH-
putml :it thv amnurll Him-tiny; today (.fl
coach's It'pl'i'Hl nling the six trams ofi
the illi"i't‘l”"‘fi1il'f ililh‘kl'lilil“ Raging
A clinnw; in mini» lvull pluy {L'so wasE
lililll'l' l'tiiiHlii’ ration.
‘ 0 .
Bender (caching ;
T . .
havy Nine:
A.’~.‘.\'.\I'iil.i>’. Md, March 17.—
Chis-l' hinder .‘ii'i'iu-al in :1' yesterday
:tt‘nI-lnonn and will spend two weeks
with thz- Naval Academy baseball
smuul helping the coaches and giving
special attention to the Navy pitchers.
Ititin prevented open air work yes-
terday afternoon. but. thvro- was a long
session of pitching. catching and brit-
ting in thi- eugc in the armory.
Sisler to Undergo
Operation on Nose
ST. LOUIS. March 17,—George Sis-
icr, star first baseman of the St. Louis
Americans. may be compelled to un-
dergo a nasal operation. it was an-
nounced yesterday. It this is found
necessary he probably will not. par’
ticipate in the opening game of the
season with Detroit here. April 18.
Daubgt Reported
Slightly Improved
CINCINNATI. March 17. —- Jake
Daubert. veteran first baseman of the
Cincinnati Nationals. who has been
”doubly ill (rem influenza and pneu-
monia at his home in Pottsviile. Pu..
fightly limproved. according to
M ave yesterday. It was said
“I“ (rm not be able to play
”areas 0f years Old~ favorable con’
1 story.
lot copying Diem-3's stvi-.
O
i‘liir-gel in the Illiiiti'l‘.
ilius :1 style that is l‘nLlrvly diil'vrmit.
ii”. grin results. and is rut. d om- nl’ thv
izrentest golfers
t Q .0
' Shortly after the article nppt-arvd
irrational open champion he “.15 h'lL'lli’d
llry :l syndicate to grind nut \ua iii)‘ or»
lticles.
.\i'<‘nl‘riillL’
an)
‘imo hit-gel to ins-k.
Szirnzen warn-d
O 0
it is easy to inn-cine 1h.-
\Vlzliv lip-xvi
in iii" L’Hlllf‘. hinge]
ivouldn't sen wimt. \x’ns tn lm ruinml i.)-
‘Sdruwlng him into tlw picture.
i c
i
l kllmrily
liit-gcl's truckers m‘i‘vrul in hot Slum)
0 O
nitrr tha- :ilili‘il‘
on :i. match with Sutuzv n. lint it failed
to 1:0 over Now lili’LIt'i openly am-
:u-nlp \vill
iii: in llllt'l‘ Furiiz' it's sc-zilp 1111‘]
doesn't make any bums ulxout it ltim:
thv- world in on it.
Pancho Villa to
Fight Darcey in
Waterbury Ring
.\’I‘Z\V YORK. March lT.—-I’ancho
Villuil. former American ilywcight
champion, will meet Willie liarccy 'of
’va York at. Vi'utlrrliur)‘. Comm, March
24 to lift his suspension by the Con-
necticut ioxing Commission for re-
fusal to meet Abe Goldstcin at. \Natcr-
bury. Conn., the same date.
This announcement was made last
night by Tom ll‘nhy. who is asso-
ciated with George Mulligan in pro-
motion of bouts at New Haven. Villa
and his stable mate, Wine More were
suspended yesterday by the Connecti-
cut. commission. the latter because he
had called off his match with Pete
Angus. scheduled for the same time as
the Villa-Goldstein match. '
The New York commission was to
consider today suspending both Fill-
pino boxers as it has a co-operatiive
agreement with the Connecticut com-
mission whereby each observes the
rulings of the other.-
Bill Brennan NE
Is “Out of Danger”
Bill Brennan. who was knocked out
by Luis Flrpo in Madison Square Gar-
den last Monday. was said to be out of
danger at the Jewish Memorial Hosp!-
tal last night.
No information could be had from
the hospital authorities as to When he
would be able to return to his ‘ me.
The same friend reported that he
was cheerful and fairly well recovered
Mink soft lustre
t. bra uses,
,mnshiv that ~
those ”lid d9
founders .
ed up on-
from the terrific blows received
from
the South American giant. '
In one of tin- :ii'lit‘lls Sillili’. -ni
,ia rrputcd to have taken the style of;
in tho;
i. 'il'lilllt‘r'
i‘i‘f‘iiilu oil
nppunrml ,
. Two American students at Oxford
will be pillars of strength In the
Oxford eight when the historic
race with Cambridge takes'piace.
Above is shown the Oxford boat on
a trial spin at Henley. The two
Americans are W. P. Mellen. strok-
ing the crew. and R. &,Kane. No.
4. Inset shows. left to right. Kane
and Mellon.
Ansonia Legion
to Play Red Men
Team‘ of N orwalk
Ansonia American Legion will
lie d Men next Mon.
.‘lcn'h' lmll on Main
Mvn lune come up
inst {my games: and
'l‘hc
‘plny til" Nun-cull:
{day night in li-rl
Ertrivt. ’l'lw itcd
pining during the.
urn out to d: furl. the upstutvrs. The
,lndlans recently won from the QTA‘IFORD March 15
~. ' - » '1: 3: 3 ‘ - ~. " "‘"
it; :f::“0‘::.r‘“‘::? 3;:O”“r“m' ‘0 L In a real siugglngdiee last night in! in some time.
- ~- ~ Elks Hall, Joe (:1QO or New York}
I
i
I
Y'tle i
i
i
; 'l'liw illitdllfl‘b
iAnsnniu. lied Mon
-Tr-rr ' ................ . ...... " ’
. 3 M ('"mt thunderous applause from the 1.000
‘ fight fans who braved the storm'
ll"....... ............ ‘2‘ : ‘ 5
_ "“1 n “““mm‘xngm to attend.
:Alzintzer ................... Meeker, Aft” "‘8 fight 3°“ Clifford's man-
, c lager announced that Joe hurt his
Dmidson ............ Clancy. Mason 5 hand in the third round “hie” was a
T,“ Thummer. The boys exchanged show-
:S‘m‘u” ................. “2.130,," ers of lofts and rights to the head and
i ,2 body. Joe Clifford made a great stand
i
in the last
:i’a ssaic High Five
advantage.
and Young: Luby of Bridgeport fought
a rust und furious draw which brought
‘ round when he oilset the
5 previous round in which Luhy had an
' . ' 4 fl Americans Star in Oxford Crew
with the
i n ’ The fans rose from their seats In .
. Nearer AROther Title this Ilnni stnnzu and yelled th‘cir ap- “Mk“.
' Plilxt‘l-Xlfih. N. .l.. March 17. -—.provnl. Tioth hays showed that they _
z'i'lu- l'nsmic hiuh basketball tenm con- ' could talu-
tinncd its record hrcuklng strcnk by
(it'rt‘llllll): F’nmdr-n high hero inst night
{in list so-mi—iinnl round of the slum
.im'rnunn-nt by :1 score of 40 to 21. It.
punishment. Time
showed
limo
nnv sinus of distress at.
during the entire 12
Inns the ilTlh straight victory for The derision was met with approval.
.I‘nsrnlc. 1119 fans loudly npplmidinz Referee:
The losers locked team work and Terry Lee when he held up the. gloves
,wnrc new-r really dancrrons. At the of both lmv-rs at the end of the hour.
m.t.u~t ltioml's trnni jumped into an Referee Lee's officiating was of the
night point lead before i‘amdon was highest standard nnd he experienced
:niilv to tally a point. and from then on no trmiiup in
iincrcnsi-d the lead until'at half time.
lthu count was .21 to X. .
i In runnini: up the score
fused sr-vvml dii‘fvrcnt tennis.
Itho later substitutes were noticeably
;\‘H'-'|i(1‘l‘ than the first s-trlnrt nnd i'nilndl
; to 'mukt‘ an impressive showing in any i PrankiP Fitzpatrick
wav. llamas filled his usual role of.:md Ymmr: Ituddy
! liiizli scorer.
mixers and clinched very seldom.
I‘m-unis
though ed.
Another Draw.
or
of
and
again ench s-‘nt lightning blows to the
face and stomach but neither battler
am-
rounds.
handling the situation
as most nil or the lighters were willim‘:
it
was a curd of Sluggers as was predict-
In the semifinal bout of 8 rounds
Mt. Vernon
Rridgeport
fought to it drew in one of the best
6-rounder
hell.
round.
~,whir‘h will
gilntli‘? from thr- sound
the first round when they met in the
Center of the ring:
away at each other continuously.
took nil {our
doubt and had Pancho groggy at the
In the first round Snips sent A
hard rinht to the I’liit‘riliti'fi nose and
drew clnrot which fimvvd freely dur—
ing the rcmnlmlnr or the lvnttlr‘. Pan-
cho showed gnmrncss hut Snips grad~
ually were him down
saved him in the
um: CLIFFORD AND Yours illB‘i
BATTLE 12 FAST nuns m anti;
SEW-FINAL PROVES suit run"
lthlhitinns of fighting
It was :1
and
t'uturn and
linttlt‘.
announced
about
harry Beats Angelo.
Young: linrvy molt
displ:i_\'w=d here
“liirlwiud
of the hell
in
hammered
Round ni‘ter round the crowd rose‘
and yelled at the. top of their voices.
The majority of the rounds w e're even.
The crowd yelled for :1 return match
in thr- near
(Thimbole. who was on the job tnlkingl
managers of imth
during the
l~‘itzpntriitk and Ruddy would "ICI't in
the star lit‘lll of tho n-‘\t boxing omdi
he held in
l’rnmo! or
l‘ghturs
that
iii l’vv J
Young Darcy of Nnt‘wnik rccriv- (I
the decision over \\'iiliv~.-\ncelo in ii;“
‘lircn
rounds and the other tun-c were mam.
. his hitting- was clean and hard and he
deserved the verdirt.
In tho curtain~rniscr n! 4 rounds.
Young Snips of this city reccinwi the:
popular decision '
the Filipino
1 “'hen national or sectional i~IV-\:l‘3:
i
i
,MILWAUKEE’S MAYOR Will
nu. MiiRE TiiiliONl
i
t
f “y YEA Sch in“
: Mll.\\'A1’Kl-Ili,
i
\\‘is.. Marvh
liven styles in ninyors are cit;
n’i u'iil bOWl a full
‘id has been
day.
a team of
meet.
meets open in I"
.. ML
lor the mayor
.sturt things by
a city it is (“Is
to don his
rolling a hail; _
. run things by rolling t1 lax}; into ti“
iptitter.
i
s in tin.
Sport Barrage
Chat and Comment of Special Interest to
'Norwalk Fans.
By LeRoy D. Downs
(.‘élia‘k i-‘OF‘W v t‘» - ‘- » - ~ ~ -
. i - .. .- .4 midi N'rapper o‘ 1“ r3 ~ . '< ~ -... ~‘~ .1 7.4:
0\'(“\i! ‘.. . _‘ V . i - (Lilo... : \,lk :.v‘-\A -.-
from xNoiixl-‘fkl 12min). i 8’10“”! ‘l u ’3‘ ”“31 0f illll‘ll'm’vii‘mzit . well worth :eitzc 5-
. - 31 - .n ll!!! last evening (nvl‘ his pix-Hons show- i ' ' '
rounds. without any i
and
fourth
. tho
and
hell
lust
TANK I wAs A VEVNG A 3116 or
PAR‘N To ~mm‘ ‘l‘i-lE DEMOLi
DREADF‘UL mm thers N M!
AFFAlR ! .. MUFF'OH DEAR-
55 ‘C “U
‘OUR BOARDINGWHOUSE—By Ahern
‘mNK THEV HAD
SOME’mtue-ro ‘90 THE“: EVES
\dm—l \‘r i:
. a: HER-zoo Benz-m5
WElGl-l’r or we. HAD’OR‘S. 9CAHDAL=
e- OH MV DEAR, 4.:/> VES— rr PLACES it ’ '
;.’ . , 5’/ ‘ - Li ‘3
:7» 1 DOki'l’THHJK I 7/ US N SUCH Au 131“}?05‘éifig / I}: Eff-Sr;
gin. 8;: ABLE TO , EMBARRASSHJG CURTAN HAvJKs: { I CAN so
AV ERE now ‘ pogrfloui. I AM W“ “5.1.95 . Down-Gr
gglfglfia‘mflii ASHAMED To Dem“ EVEiJ AFRAib To ' “rm A SUN”? ,
MUMMV CASE ' 6 To 6° OUTFOR FEAR MEEflOUfl’OLD tidal—3“"
- we daemons WiLL ““60 F‘RE ' a
V'KUOW p O M FOR P V 'i’H HEIQHBOP‘B
E “35 AV 'i’iliiJK I AM C0kl~ EAR OU'D QTUBSNG '
ou rr ‘THDU
1w whom! !
ling in Stamford.
. - t D 0
llorsry :OUk (very round and hi:
“(this Angelo “ilil rvery thin}: but the
ring 19053:. This led lowly.
comer. and under lilt' man;
:1 man like Jack Dumps‘t y.
maln- a. tine record.
0 x 1
The fight lictwct-n Younc llixliviv o“
Bridgeport and i-‘run'lxio .13 A
Twas the best light sum in tins "ril'i oi
the country in some time. liotii
these boyh stood up and touzlit toe .
toe from the first until the 2.1:: round.
s e s ‘
‘ city.
iiilr ‘l
Y‘silip of
. should
\i‘i‘n‘rc t21~ 7‘
the Ansonia
:. "Virey are
:~: ii? to lii’i'
: a \'.< r k
stat-1'.
s
Young Pancho is surely a game “2- " ’ ’
tle tighter. Young Snips hit him with \\'ithi:i w; "r1? "“‘i' ""9”“ 10“?!
about everything he hurl. ltut tlm little inasmntl tr .r‘ “'1“ “‘43“ to timber :.p
li‘ilippino came buck
.has :1 great deal to
fighting game.
lie :w sense".
about the
for more.
learn
{or tie .
gives pron“!
creates: ill 1
one of in“
s. the game.
C I 3
C'itc‘wr of ‘he
men will be back
..l during the com-
_ he main bout lust (wetting was \".‘?‘\' ‘
lame up until the last two rounds.
Luby did all of the leading through-‘
out the bout.
'l‘itlv 3:.
Springwood.
in their linnnt.~
. in: season.
o a c . g 3
Penny “'lrone will lm 5%le with 11‘?
Promoter Joe Chimbola announced-
that On the next show in Staxnt‘ord. ‘X‘filton l“fllll tiii< season. RWY?“
which will be run off in about thy-e lzould add considerable strength 3°
weeks. that YOUHPJ Ruddy and Frankie the \Yilton team, as he is quite a 5333'
Fitzpatrick would fight- the main bout iger.
-. ._
Malone Knocks
Out Mike O’Dowd:
PIRATE PATROL
\VASHIXGTON, March 16.——The
.7
proximately $5.500 as his share of 'l'li
purse. and Malone got about 33.500.
By Associated Press.
ST. PAUL. Miarch 17---J0ck Dialone
of St. Paul. who in several states is:
recognized as middleweight boxingr United States is preparing to put 8
file-313ml! Otfhthe world. today had “1-; rum pirate paltrol o: tth: hew York
nee ‘ano 91‘ Stet) in his claim toriceast. it was came 0 ay.
Championship honors as a result of has! In this way it plans tO-deal 1|
knockout last night of Mike O'Dowd. i death blow to the profitable trade of
Stifglagsggmgngt"HarP-" ’ rum running and break up as bold a
e is time in O'Dowd's d of rut‘fians as ever “cut a
‘long career that he had been knocked i £5530“. or scuttled a. ship."
out by a boxer in his class. He took Acts of piracy on the part of the
$505293“ after one minute and. ten rum runners gives the government
uled te; :0 3 fit” round 0: 8‘ sched- the authority to strike decisively out-
When‘o'igowancottmter. . ; side the 3-mile territorial waters. an
was given a ten ered the ring. he authority which it does not have un-
M 1 ramendous ovation. der the Volstead act. it: was stated.
aone received a. small amount of . , .
applause, The quick termination of But pinto). it was explained. is a
the bout apparently left. the crowd in matter which the government. un-
a. daze. and it was several minutes be- der international law. is bound to
fore Malone was applauded for hislsweep from 'the high seas.
victory. . . . By patrodmg the coasts in guest
O'Dowd. former middleweight of pirates the rum runners w ' no
champion of the world. received ap—ikept under close surveillance.
.. , : ‘
Norwalk Chronicler