PAGE EIGHT
SPRINGW—OODS AT
BAXTER GROUNDS
Either Kuhlman or Bakos
Will Pitch for City League
Leaders Against Kaceys.
The Springwoods will come down
of! of the hill tomorrow afternoon and
meet the Kaceys at the Baxter
Grounds in the City League.
This is the third game between these
two teams since the leaguo opened its
season. The Spring-woods won both
ends of a. double header on July 4. but
Kace'ys are confident that they will
score a win in tomorrow's game.
It is expected that a record crowd
will be on hand to witness this game.
It is not known who will pitch for the
Kaceys. but ciihcr Kuhiman or Bakes
will be on tl.‘ \dund for the Spring-
woods.
EAST ENDS ON
HOME GROUNDS
Will Meet Stamford Nine at
Wicke Lot Tomorrow—
Look for Hard Fight.
The East Ends will be back home
again at their diamond. the \Vicke
Lot. tomon'ow afternoon after their
trip on the "road" where they lost one
game to Greens Farms and won the
from f~ew Canaan.
FiRPO STOCK iS
DEADJNSTREET
$5,000 Held by Darnell & Co.
to Bet on Dempsey Against
Argentinian; Favor Wills.
NEXV YORK, July 14.-——The folk
that live a few hours each day on
Wall Street and the main arteries that
feed the financial district forgo!
stocks. bonds and foreign exchange
today to express their opinion of fight-
ers in general and Louis Firpo in par-
ticular: \Viils. Dempsey. Tendlcr and.
Benny Leonar‘d broke occasionally in-1
to the gossip. .
Luis Angel's preferred stock was
not much above par. this despite the
licking he administered to \i‘illard
last night. There was very little trad-
ing. and that. little was somewhat
I and
bearish.
The ”Big Boys" who deal in 10.00"
share lots admitted the Argentinian
had about an even chance if he went 5
up against \Vills. They shook their
heads more or less sadly when his
name was mentioned in connection
with one Dempsey. Pressed for a di-
rect opinion they naively stated that
Dempsey would knock the tar and.
other things out of him after the
first couple of round!»
Us had all been ringside sitters last
night. saw Firpo go eight rounds. saw
“‘illard drop for the count of tin. o
lnell and Co.
was to be had.
that the firm was holding 3:1le
Thcre more than gossip.
It was announced
to
The American Storage Battery nine
of Stamford wil. be the local team's
opponents tomorrow. This home team
is out to take the. scalp of the East
Ends. The local boys will have to
travel as they never trmeled before
to win as the Stamford boys are play-
ing fast bnll right now.
Three new face.- will be seen in the
East End line-up. in “Eddie"
fo'rmv‘rly of the \\'iltons; "illily" liar-
do of the Springwoods and Ifodos also
of tho Sprlngwoods.
These additions to the East End.-
rhouid round the team into a smart
ball club and if the. fans will show
their npprmnl by their hearty Fllpjlfirl‘
the management will continue to give
them a team composed of Norualk's
best players.
Johnny Dundee Sure
He Will Defeat Criqui.
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no
matter how casily
matter how easily
“it: :irv
I ' i‘iului.
.r l' .'.l' i: lvrnstcin \xhvn I gct him
a: "‘l" l'liZ ng-zin. I will never retire
‘ l i i‘r-i n nlinnve to fight for Ill"
lail'vmlzrfif title to a decision." said
.luhimt- liundcc. at his home in Or-
:ing-. N. .l., “here he is preparing for
Eugene ('riqni at the
on the. night Of July
his match with
l'olo Grounds
2cm.
“l have fought Leonard eight limcs
and I could never got him in make
but never to n decisirln. i could never
the weight. lie has always come in
get him to go with me to a decision
at catchwcight and I always weighed
around 130 pounds. I want to get
him in the ring n the official light-
weight limit and to a decision. have
been trying thrcc years to get him to
fight mo under those conditions but
in vain.
"I expect to beat (‘riquL of course,
I can‘t figure how any man my own
weight can brat me when the best
lightweights and welterweights have
been unable to do it. Then I will take
on Bernstein."
Cannondale
Mrs. J. Howard Fairchild returned
on Thursday from a week's outing at
Seaside Park. N. J... and a visit in Mt.
Clair. with her sister. Mrs. Alice Hurl~
butt.
J. Paul Schubert has been entertain-
ing his cousin. Walter Steiner of New
York for a few days. ’
Lansing Shields of Bogota. N. J..
and Lieut. Alexander Couhie. stationed
at Philadelphia. were week-end guests
of the Misses Schubert and Lieut. Paul
Schubert.
Nineteen members of Cannon
Grange journeyed to Brookfleld on
Thursday evening to accept the cordial
invitation cxtcndcrl from Pocono
Grange. Ovr-r a hundred guests were
present from Danbury. Cnnnondale.
and llrookficld. and a pleasing N‘D-
gram presented presented lihfing the
lecture hour after which the members
“gathered round the fcstal hoard.” rc-
turning home at a late hour.
Miss Kathleen Andrews of Norwalk
and Miss Marcia Godfrey are spending
a few days at the coitgae of Mr. and
Mrs. V. D. Martin at Peach iake..
Mrs. licnry Sackmann. Mrs. Ralph
Gregory and Mrs. Francis Martin of
Ridge-field spent Thursday at the
Compo home of Mrs. Nelson Hurlbutt.
the occasion being the birthday an-
niversary of Miss Elsie Sackmann. the
sister of Mrs. ilurlbutt, who is visiting
her.
Dr. and Mrs. Arinbaugh and Yin-
cent Strawsell of New York city. and
Miss Marianne Butcher of Fough-
keepsic have been recent guests at the
home of Mrs. J. P. Itichdaic.
The Charles Sterling place is under—
going repairs and many improvements
under the direction of its new owners.
Last Tuesday Mrs. George Corsa
visited her mother. Mrs. Nor.\-up or
Pound Ridge. who is a patient at :he
Stamford hospital.
Mrs. George “‘arncke is spending
the weekwith friends in Brooklyn.
Mrs. Lillian Stokes has been visiting
out of town friends for the last two
weeks.
' - QHICH
stream
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Prince”
and li‘irpo.
placement at S to 5. i
The same firm has 83mm “1213;,
money to but againsr l-‘irpo at Mon
money. in the event of a match. and;
$3.0M) additional to in-t o: linnnyi
Leonard against T-‘ndli‘r for tho:
match at the Yankee Stadium. 2“. odd>
‘of S to 5. i
l Jack Renault .
Is Underrated
‘ roads
| A little visit was made to \\'. L. liar- i ... “-35- very lllli‘HSFlVC 1-. 11 5,
bet on Ilcmpscy in the event there was“ hr:
a match with the world‘s championil'v-yli-s
Tho wager was own for« Tum. is :i return lmut lvclwer. Tommy
I
Tim)“ say that good hczu ywnghis
are scarce. but how many fans stop:
to cunsidvr Jack licimuit. a luau-J
“eight prospect who has shown more
7proniise in the last few years than any
of the others. excepting perhaps
Argentine Angel?
llcnnalt has prmcd his
stopping the much ionlcd
(in:
class by
fore the conlcst tlint Godfrey “as a
better man than liiirry \\'ills.
refused 1 310.000 ofier from Richard
to mn-i-t Godfrey. itcninli “us bronchi
on as a sub and plaster-(d the lug
negro.
The trouble with rlcxelopim: in the
heruywcight class is that as soon as
the game want a crack at llli' cham-
young fellow who ir likely to spoil
in a. championship battle.
It was only because Fred
was promised a good purse
consented to meet Renault.
Fulton
that ho
or who is being toute-' as a worthy op-
ponent for Dempsey. threatened to
leave the country when the match-
maker of the Milk l~‘und insisted that
he meet Renault. “'illard is repeated-
ly dodging Renault and unlike
present white heavyweights today.
Renault doesn't draw the color line.
He is known in the liast as the des-
troyer of black hopes. having knocked
out all the colored heavyweights with
the execution of Harry \Vills. whom
he is open to meet at any time.
Renault is open to box anybody in
Trapshoot At
Danbury July 21
DANBURY. July 14.-Plans are
nearing completion for the second reg-
istered tournament of the Connecti-
cut Trapshooters' association which
is to be held in Danbury on July 21.
under the auspices of the Pahquioquo
Rod and Gun club. The day'- program
will consist of 120 targets: six events
of twenty targets each. shooters are
to be classified according to their 1922
~23 average. or known ability. into
five classes.
The Fairfieid County championship.
Danbury and Ridgefield champion-
ships will also be shot off on the day
of the tournament. The committee in
charge expects that shooters f‘rorn all
parts of the state will participate in
the tournament.
Miss Celeste Mumford of Camden.
the;
George"
lilodfrey. Jack licurns. .liin Ilaizglivr-Z
Ely and other gocd judges clainltd lm-z
. THE DAILY SENTINEIS
Sport Barrage
. 7-; _ , . , ’ -
Chat and Comment of Special Interest to
Norwalk Fans.
A “'ilis-Flrpo match is order now.
0 O 0
Joe Mulvihl the “Mad Hatter"
from Danbury is in again. Joe made
a more 5600.000 offer for a. Dempsey-
ll’irpo fight in the IIatting Town.
0 O O
Mulvihill has promoted more
championship bouts in his mind than
any other promoter I ever heard of.
to my knowledge ho only pro-
motcd one real fight in his life and
that was in \\'.ih r‘iury.
O O C
All joking aside the Ifaiiing City
noun! not be .-i.ch a bad pace to
‘ll'i'llli'lc a big firht. It has railroads
running in from all sides. and it
would be an easy matter to run spec-
ial trains ihcrv. It has good state
running out of the city in all
.iiriclii-is and this fil"[ world bring
th (automobiles into the city.
0 O I
I don't th'i'. (lia‘ Firpo is quite
ready to melt D‘i-‘psry yet I would
lkr. to see him take on Fairy “'ills
lviorc mi-eti n'. The clumps; . l think
:h'xt Dvmps’v \\ oui-l 0.ch at him eas-
That was bad. The "Fig lioys" talk l ii: at the in sent time.
Most ccitlcs who were It the ring-
ilo not seem to 9'. nit iliat Fir-
victory
..ur \\‘:‘.‘.:ird.
I
In my op'niun Rickard‘s one best
for :l championship bout at
Thirty Acres at the present
By LeRoy D. Downs
Gibbons and Jack Dempsen I think
thsi he would pack them in there.
a; met an! as many as he did on
Thursday ni; ht.
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The Springwoods wil come down
off the hil. again Sunday and wili
mu—t tho Kaceys at the Baxter
Grounds. It is rumored that “Steam-
er" Stanley wil be on the mound for
the Knights.
The Lockwoods will take on the
“'ilton Farmers tu-morrow afternoon.
These two teams broke even on July
4. when they mct in a double head-
er.
0 O O
The Amcrican Storage ' Ilnftcry
team of Stamford. will be attrac-
tion at the “‘ickc 140. Sunday. \\II' i;
liicy StaLK up ngainsr the East Ends
in a 'Jcmdy Leagu game.
0 C
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The Kaccys and the Danbury team
are battling it out this afternoon at
the. Baxter Grounds. The Hatters
came down determincd to score a
win this afternoon. They brought a
number of fans with them to \\itncss
the game.
Jack JOhnson still lh‘nvs that he
has a chance with I)"l‘~||!1"]‘. H1. says
that there are thrce mrn that can
knock Dennis: y out and ll.f‘_\' are
l‘irpo. “dim and Jack Johnson. lie
should trike iii-lice of “lint :lcr done
for Jcss “'illard. ’i‘hcse ex champs get
foolish in llil‘l'.‘ l id age.
‘BlLL’ BRENNAN, HERE ON
VISIT, SAYS FIRPO IS NOT
FAST ENOUGH FOR DEMPSEY'
to meet
d cc la red
boxing
will not be
fn' :inolhvr yi-Jr.’
llI*:i\ :. \\ eight
ready
-‘.:';wi
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"lSiii" iirvlzdil.
.~- ll twrity. “ho “:is in Ni-rualk this
morning "l”irpo is a coming
flirllior. however, and \xiih little liiol‘e
‘. \ln'l'h lit-i) \\lll be able to ghl‘ lhl‘
~i..iu.liin.‘. :i 1" 'il studaiul‘i. I lirllt‘Vt‘! at
l l'l'f‘l tit “mo “in! hi- \vuuld lw
!-.- :i 'i l‘)‘ iirmpsa-y‘ iiironkh his lack
w li n :
.z'i‘nli'. i.
.nvvl;
‘ l_\'
la balllcr has showed the goods, iii-i
finds it practically imposmble to
match himself. Heavyweights up in
_\.il.‘13’il\ii‘
pion before they meet some promihng.
their chances of a bundle of dought'
ii‘anii».
‘flvf'
‘ _ 1ld.iy .1
Louis l-irpo. the big Aigeiitino fight.t
of Tim: i).l|‘i‘lf‘lil‘V'.
"i-Srjor inf: 1*: prac'ignlly useless.
'- bali no trniuilo in l-‘Nping away
T' was a blow behind tho
lint ml- naive,»
)IHWI‘i‘Illl punch
l gill. things .slnlid now.
xiii-zuzli lllll'l‘ l“irpo “'ills
\‘onid lr» matched pith the champion
ludivvu thrit the “Pampas
lu'lli‘Yi‘ that the "I'flhlliils
\\'ill.irii."
“ho arrhed in the city
is the gucst of Dr. ll.
proprietor of lihodonolia
.\l the time. he was inter-
lliis morning h-i was headed
Bridgeport where he intended to
round of golf at Beardsley
l'ark Links.
The hoavywcight fighter attracted
much nttcntion as he passed through
ITIK. i'll‘sl District. He is a. big fellow:
ll-.:
.ili 1.: :i in
.‘J:
:lS or
miliyp I
lilill". I
Brennan.
inst night.
.THI‘I‘II‘I‘
\ imvcd
lic ccrfain-z
his ‘
it looks;
I.’
Tili‘l’rd c.’ {arc and with noso finiten-
id 2" the blow of many a ring fee.
"I certainly had a great
flu- lthudnnoiia t‘anip kids this morn-
ing.’ (‘I‘Iliiltlt'nll'd lirannnn. "You know
those boys climbed all over me. feel-
ing my l:.'iscie .‘itid risking me to
teach ihvizi how in box"
lirvnnuri is planning to take a long
r-st ltnlntivo in his ring career. lln
slab-d Illfiil he intended to rcst up for
a “lull: and Sll‘nigllf'dtulll his
ness afatrs Na in however keeping
in t'lv'lb'lfllll ll'i‘lilillZK.
"lircnnan “as ruthnsinsilc
i‘irp-v. declaring him to be
comcr in hczivywn-igiit circlvs.
"l“iipo is a big bruic.” commented
lirrnnan. "He ran
busi—
about
a rral
of his p1;l.r..cs land you know it. lint.
linlli l-i- lax more ring experience. lil-
unn't lave :i ihancu vi'iiii Dempsey
although :hry wil probably he match-
ed lit
' 'i'ilis wouldn‘t last but few
rounds with the chanmion. lie was
kimckcd out only a. month or so ago
whom
on half
but a fighter
knocked out
c:isions."
Brennan will be at Camp Rhodono-
lift for at least two weeks.
Dempsey
a dozen oc-
Special Added Attraction
CAN HE CONQUER DEMPSEY?
Motion Pictures of
LUIS FIRPO
in Action
MONDAY—TUESDAY
Rialto
Theatre
South Carolina. is the guest of Mrs. L.
R. Ambler.
TRY A CLASSIFIED AD
THEM DAYS IS GONE FOREVER
-__—'
WILTONS TACKLE
THE LOCKlVOODS
Teams Play at Amusement
Park Tomorrow—Chitten-
den and Carlson to Pitch.
The \Vilton baseball club will play
the Lockwoods at Amusement Park
tomorrow. This is the third game of
the series. between these clubs. who
stand fifty-fifty. each have won and
and lost one. and it is needless to say
that this game will be one that is full
class and dash from the 'start to the
finish.
Carlson will he in the box for the
Lockwoods, and Chittenden will do
the honors for “'llton. Manager Hoyt
has set aside one half of the grand-
stand for \Viiton rooters and it be-
hooves the loyal fans in \Viiton to at—
tend this game and do all in thcir
power to lend their cheers to the
:i-‘armers while in the enemy's terri-
‘tory. The line-up of the teams Will be
as follows. with Mr. Scixas of New
York. umpiring:
\Vilton—Rilcy.
Mertz. Pieasants.
Kenna. Chiticndcn.
Lockwoods-A—liogan.
ing. Ahearn. McCartcn.
Herring. Carlson.
Gnarnieri.
Schmidt.
.‘l ulvoy,
Febisli.
Hayes, Dow‘—
Cronk. Hail.
NATIONAL LEAF. l 'C
limo “ith'
take punisllmv‘nt..
lie is :lii‘ii: as :i hull and \\Ii(‘i\ unc‘
has .
W. I. PC.
.\'chork............5.‘ IT "3‘
i‘inclnnali 4? :10 .-‘-li
Pittsburgh . .. . . . . ... . . 44 2M .51)?
I(‘hicago ........... 43 37 .57”
illrooklyn.............30 37 .523
'S!.lnuis.........‘. ..4i 4‘. .30”
‘lloaton ........ ....... 1‘2 55 .i‘fifi
Philadelphia .......... 22 5-6 .28":
- Games Yesterday
1 Pittsburgh. 10; New Yurk. I.
. Chicago, 5; Brooklyn. 1.
l t‘incinnati. 21; Philadelphia. 7.
St. Louis. ill: Boston, 6.
l flames Today
' Chicago at New York.
l Pittsburgh at lirooklyn (2 gamrs).'
i Cincinnati at Boston.
i S‘. inuis at Philadelphia.
l
i AMERICAN LEAGI'E
i \\' 1.. DC; .
E.N'l'w'fork............53 :4 .55“
““lrucland ............ 43 3! .544:
it‘liicago ...... ........ 35 3S .4"?
il‘hiladelphia 3': 40 .uv.
‘llctroii ...... ......... 37 4" .4Si
Si.l.ouis..............37 4” .i‘l .
\vnshington as 44 .429‘
inosion............. ..29 43
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’Gsn‘ws' \‘csicrflsy
Chicago. 4: New York. 3 (i0 ins.)
i‘lc\c|:‘.nd. if»; l‘hilzidclrliia, T.
llostnn. 6; Detroit. 4 (ll ins.)
\\‘ashington. S; Sf. Louis. 4.
Games Today
New York at (‘lm eland.
l‘hilzuil lphia at I‘llicago.
\Vashington at Detroit.
llosten at St. Louis.
I NTERNATIONAL I IIAGI'I‘.
\\'. L. PC
llalimnrc ............. 54 30 Juli!
'i‘iochcstcr ............05;‘ 31 0‘37
licadlng..............4‘; 41 529‘
Buffalo 40 40 SW“
Toronto.............. 43 43 7-00
.TcrscyCity............ 3E 49 .43?
Newark .............. 33 50 .3T‘\
Syracuse ..... .. ..33 53 .3734
Games Yesterday
Toronto. 9; Jersey City. 7.
Buffalo. 6; Newark. 4.
Rochester. 13: Baltimore. 0.
Reading. 17; Syracuse. 10 fist ,
game).
Reading. 15; Syracuse. 56 (2d
game).
Games TOday
Jersey City at Toronto (2 games).
Newark at Buffalo.
Reading at Syracuse.
Baltimore at Rochester.
\Vestport Eagles to
Play All Stars
The Eagles of “'estport will play the
All-Stars of Norwalk on Sunday at
Kcrnstocks lot.
Michaux
1 855.
BEGOVERS FROM LAME BACK
"My daughter suffered with a lame
back and could scarcely move without
great pain. She tried Foley Kidney
Pills and the trouble with her back is
all gone." writes Mrs. J. C. Perkins.
Boston. Mass. For Backache. Rheu-
matic Pains. Kidney and Bladder
Trouble use Foley Kidney Pills. Will
relieve that tired feeling. Take no
substitute—insist upon Foley's. Still-
invented the bicycle in
son-Powell Corp'roatiom-Adv.
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SATURDAY, JULY 14,195
HOW TO BE COOL
. lN SUMMERTIME
State Health Departmentl
Tells What to Do, to Eat
and to Wear.
The State Health Department
issued the following on what to eat
and what to wear during the summer;
“'9. can do a great deal toward be-
ing Comfortable during the hot \\ euth-
er by wearing clothing light in “eight.
coarse in texture. and light in color.
In general. dark colcred clothes lvtain
more heat than light material 0‘. the
same texture and weight.
Do not. blame the sun for all your
discomfort in the summer time. if you
eat the same food in The TL y blasts (f
January and the limit of Juiy. 'l'hc
more thought of a plaii-ful of “limit
cakes. with a plentiful supply of
maple syrup and butter on The sxdc. or
a dish of blikr-i bums, wen (\(‘i‘ so
(‘urtfllll)' preparid llcsicn sta:id..id.
makes you hot; while tize sight (2 :1.
large slit“? of ll"ll\l(:ll>:_\' rv-l “ultr—
melon Just off the lk‘i‘ is like a cool
breeze. Summer is tin: time f(;‘ \a—
cations and iuss sirtizuons inrkirg
“'hy not glue the viii:‘$il\l sys-
shot'icr hours"
Let us considrr the he: day with. iltv
tcmpcrature lnulznting to Ilit' ~lEl1ll"S
or nintics. and ihu- lire-i hiltil‘n'SS :n.:n.
“dint shall he (at! lb,- [li'lél k.
energy for his day’s \irik. in . :5
his cncrcy “ill b-- r‘dncr-i :clno a bat
mo-r-gnry c1..~‘. up. so his 0ch
hurling: n:
S
lin-
can also b..- “t‘lll:\"“l.
il‘Tee or four siici > or
tz-r “13h inch "li'fil. lziif
be Fililll'li‘lll. Sugar. stare}
foo-is.
(«prndiinro o: (Il'd'g), or
words with lrss-‘nwi :li‘fl‘iil}. :iii
\Vl-n
be :miu-‘wi in «mm Til).
the food intake exccids the (zi~‘r;_v .i- -
mnndr‘. the ext-ts is stun-E as t'\ll'.l.
fat.
The men‘s and isotcin fools 2n l'ot
wralller can bc 5.1"er and “iii Ty ct:
do“ n. A crriain minimum is re -
:quirci to limp up the body r-w-i ’or
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