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Harold Lloyd
In His Biggest Comedy Hit
~‘GRANDMA’S BOY”
_ and _.... ..
Johnnie WalkeI ‘
With an an am (last in.
“THE THIRD ALARM”
PALACE
Today at 2 :15,
'ACTS OF KEITH VAUDEVILLE.
Russell Simpson in
and
“SHADOWS OF CONSCIENCE”
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“NEVER WEAKEN”
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“Mad Love”
Starring .
POLA NEGRI,
TUESDAY & WEDNESDAY
Complete Change 0! pm...
and
DOUGLAS MacLEAN
Sill oi “The moot” in
“BELLBOY Is”
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6 :45 and 9
.OGASH WINS”
OVER FISHER
April Elk—Louis Be
!zr'pnrt contender for the
-!tiirtwcizht championship
1mm: (i'uveman) Fisher
‘nziting that the local mid-
. xs-r rm'eivml in a. Syracuse
tonight. Bogash took 10
inunds. one was a. dra
'l.» fourth. went to Fisher.
I lv-hor Groggy.
t\hihlted a. left Jab with
.tlminlstered severe punish-
:lmi"s race. He drew crim-
iishcr's mouth and nose
mm] s. gash on his left
we halt closed Fisher‘s left
.. had the caveman groggy
, int Fisher held on and
it “rather the closing
c ~ I'm.
vm-ni up a.- weli as .any
42' that has appeared in
.\ill|nllgh his leads are
":0! his punches prettlly
wiml with precision and
- m. failed to use his right
. wt extent. taking things
' Ur the way and Jabhing
~'i'wliy and unmerciiully
Tnli'l'fill left jab and hook.
l‘ .3 limo tans saw the bout.
It the preliminaries Tony
I' lrrldgeport. otherwise
.I-‘hnny Saxon. and sparing
' lingnsh, was knocked out
'h of Rochester. in the
~ l. Two of Retard‘s ribs
' ."ed. His condition is not
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East Ends and Nationals
Meet at the Wicke
Lot Tomorrow
- Ends will open their sea-
t’ w tnkeon the fast NI-
0“ this city.
.- llnvls will have about the
.c, ~ ' . mat represented them last
"‘1‘ ‘HHL" Howe of Bridgeport
‘ m the mainstay of their
1 4 ~- wt and Ed Blackman will
3 mo hat {or them.
a-nprm-ements have been
" n Wirke Lot during the
Tl.» bleachers have been
"i the playing field ha-
' in first class condition. A
' n has also been erected.
Wilton Opens Baseball
Season Tomorrow
' ;. baseball team will all.“
" ‘ a w tomorrow afternoon at
‘ r '1. when they Mk “V
‘ . lronsirles of New Jersey.
‘Cn team will appear in
way uniforms torsion-01V.
‘ mi new faces will In mil
.. L. ' 'zp. The only veteransbe-
,‘ " ' ' ~m last season are Prineeon
‘ ' .. and Pleasants at second
._~ "wire field has been put in
r) " 't‘inn {or the opening M"
'Ili
. 'ntl to none in this motion-
,' "NH-ti that a largo crowd '1“
«'i to witness ill. 09"“
\:-. Is‘er Brotherton will N
‘0. The game will b. m
‘ 'ullsht saving ti“
a... spuvgfxi'fi' '
t “In.
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' ' mt afternoon at the Wicke‘
Lockwoods and Kaceys
in Second Game
at Baxter Grounds
The Lockwoods and the Kaceya will
meet in the second game of their
series tomorrow afternoon at the Bax-
ter Grounds. The game willvrtsrt at
3 o'clock Daylight Saving Time.
Both teams will use the same line-
up that they used on lasLSunday. The
Lockwoods hope to turn the tables on
the Kaceys tomorrow. Liptak will be
on the mound for the Lockwoods and
Murphy will do the hurling ice- the
Kaceys.
It is expected that a large crowd
will be on hand to witness tomorrow's
game. as the result of the fine game
staged by these two teams last Sun-
day at Amusement Park. when the
score was 1-0 in favor of the Kacey-s.
The teams will line-up as follows:
Kacey: backwoods
0' Donnell . ................ Herring
First Base.
Russell . . . . . . . .......... . . Dowling
Second Base.
Burke . ................ . . . . Cronk
Short Stop.
Prawn, Capt. . . . . ..s . . L'. Tarlov
'1‘an Base.
Nestle . . . ............... . . . Larkin
Right Field.
Davis . ....................... Hall
Center Field
Jackson ...................... Day
Left Field.
A. Tariov . . . ............ . McCarten
Catcher.
Murphy...... ......... ...... Liptak
Pitcher.
Croisettiere. J. Connoiy . . . . Wolison
UtilitY.
Umpire Keyes oi Bridegport. Game
called at 1:00 o'clock. Daylight Saving
time.
Springwoods Meet
Port Chester Moose
The Port Chester .Hoose baseball
team will be the opponents of the
Springwoods tomorrow afternoon at
Hadik ileld in the second game of the
season.
The Spring'ods will use the same
line-up as last Sunday. when they de-
feated the Cl Island Giants in a
one-sided ga . The Moose team
last week wern defeated by the Sing
Sing team in a. hard fought gone at-
ter leading tor seven innings.
The game will start at 3:15 day-
light ..ving time. Chick Keene.
whose work last Sunday was of high
order. will again handle the indicator
tomorrow. -
The line-ups follow:
W P.C.Nooee
Hills .................... Williams
‘
Mae”: .......i.b......\. MC,
Kohaut .................. LiVolsl
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Ticker ..................... Burke
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GABBE AND DANDY ‘
“'15 OS ALLEYS i
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A challenge issued w Harry Howard
and Joe Youhas of the anbe Mole.
\Vorks of South Norwaik to meet any i
two men in the factory for u bowling
match was accepted by Robert Gabbe
and Harry Landy. The match took
place last night at the Norwalk alleys;
for three out of the games. Howard]
and Youhas won the first game but.
had absolutely no chance after that.
Gabbe and Landy m the next
three games in such n (Sniffer! as to
icnxc no doubt 0 {their superiority.”
‘ihey scored an atersge oi.‘ almost 200
in the three games.
The (loft‘atEd team immediately af-
ter the nlmcs aislicnged the victors
for a return match.
While passing out pointed remarks.
remember the porcupine. His only
friends are other porcupines.
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