«MEET SMITH
THIS EVENING
1. xers in Good Shape
For
7 Mulligan and Bones
. In Semi-Final at Ar-
'mory
1. ~Ruby Stein thé classy junior light-
Iwefght from Brooklyn. “ound up his
training yosterduva afternoon and ar-
' rived in Not-wall; early this morning
ior his bout with Stove Smith of
7‘ Bridgeport at the armory in this city
ibis evening. on the boxing card .ar-
“Inged by Matchmaker Johnny Jas-V
, d! of the Norwnlk Sporting club.
‘ - Smith was also on the scene of
the battle early this morning and
looked to he in the. the pink of con-
dition for the :1 fair. It has been re-
ported from the tmining paint: of
both fighters that tho}; have erlillt‘d
hard for tho bout this evening" as it
will mean :1. 5‘1“ :11 11ml to the Win-
ner.
If Smith is able. to hand out a de—
fOIt this evening. to the battler from
across the Brooklyn l-ridlre, it will
mean that he “-111 be given several
bouts in New York City and will re-
‘ceive 1hr~ Chaimv 131111, I111 has licr‘n
looking for to 11:11“: some of the best
‘boxers in'ihe game.
The semi-tinal bout between
Young Mulligan of this city anal
Jim B0111 s 01' 1111-19-11an is also at-
tracting eousidrruhlc1111011111111. Mul-
Ilgan 11115 birn truining 11111-11 for this
affair and 1s 1111111111151 111 more. 11 111:-
cisive Victory mw-r the baitlcr from
the Park oily, who 11:11.1 been :1 stum-
fbilng block for him.
-51
Charles Siciolmr. of Stamford. will ‘
swap punchr-s “1111 .100 Sn “.11, of
Bridgeport. in 1111- six round 1111111 on
the Curd. T31151- 111'11 fighters are
Vboth coniin‘: 111011 : :11 :1 fast clip and
should intnish 11‘.~n!y 11f lift-ivorks.
The (:11 1 \1‘2 11-1111'izl11wo four-
round I111; . Ir. 1111- 01111111.: :1251111-
Michael l-‘ulonnv 11f Norwnll; will
clash with .lm- Kin-1: 111 Bridgeport.
In the 01911-2- 1::r-11111‘111-r Sailor
Frankie will bdlilv K. (I. liunz. They
are both from Nr‘rwalk.
It. is {sow-tori that a large crowd
will he Ill‘v‘rt‘lll {or the affair this
evening from Bruin-mom. because
‘ or the 121211 1,. r 111’ Ijl‘i-Ig11lort boxers
that “ill lw- s 1 :1 in 11111011. The
- card 11111.5 I11 -‘ fil ‘ mi 1311- 11-3-1 that
has been nrrzz: grl 1.1- 1:11.- club 1111s
season and 1! 111:1: “ill ho assured
of pic-111v 111' :1
TRINITY TRACK
TEAM PRACTICE
Speed Drew Has Squad
,.l..i
of 25 Candidates in:
Training for Outdoor
Season
HARTFORD April Il.—About
twenuJixe aspiiunts {or the Trinity
truck 1111111 inn-11111111 practicing
the past two Weeks uuclcr the di-
‘szection of Coach "Spud" Drew. A
short respite {10111 April showers
yesterday aftc. noon mode it possx-
blo for the
field May 8,
Easter Vacation; the opponents of
the local colic-glans will be from
Massachusetts Agsics. Three other
“(engagements appear on the Trinity
.slate; with Tults College at Med-
iford. Mass” May 10; with “orches-
”oer Tech at. \X’orcester. 311153., May
4 work out on the ultiletic field.
3.”. The first met-t on the hilltop
3‘achedule will take place on the local
,‘2'17. and with Connecticut Aggics at
fawn-s. May :51.
“ Only three tligible letter men re-
ajn of last year's squad, Captain
Al" Birch, “llilly” Allen and 0’-
-nnor. Though last season was
13 first time. that Bircli's nimble
ever touched a. cinder path, he
first place at the Union and
, ester Tech meets .and captured
ad place in the Eastern Inter-
, giates at. Springfield, 31358..
g h were run on: in a‘ deluge of
w ould-bc trackstt-rs to
- en “as captain of the team last
‘ 1g, and takes care of the high
low hurdles. He has 'practical-
overcd front the injuries he
ived in the ill-fated football‘
me with Amherst two years ago.
d which hampered him in his
" I: work last year. O'Connor is
- best discus-beaver that. Drew
Although O’Connor has never
'en 1181 place in any Trinity
t, he has the ability. for last
he broke the college record in
mice. He is also a. shot-putter.
M. P. Johnson. whose place Birch
as captain. is not a. candidate
. ' the team this season because of
-. injury he incurred in football
ctice at the Niantic pre-scason
camp. Jepsen, who was high point.
in the broad and high jumps.
-e.ft college at. mid year. "Dick"
able. premier shot-putter in 1922,
. scholastically ineligible and there-
.l.:
are will not compete for a berthlLynch.
a? the team.
Among last year's point winners
ameligiblc and who have sub-
fitted to the tutelage of
W‘f‘""“ r ‘
Sportively S
Bout -—— Young _
immediately aim-r the,
Coach 1
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'I'l-IEM DAYS IS
60" M'
State Duckpin T
Despite the fact that
wood. Norwalk‘s entry in 112(-
defeat before Joe Harper of ‘1
bury. on the Clifford alleys.
‘ Harper. who is one of 1‘:-
bowlers in the state. only
be registered a 97. He had an
ace of 113.7 for the nine gar
had a total pintall of 1024.
Hollywood had an
109.4 for the nine games.
a total pinfall of 976.
was 134 and Harper's 140.
PITCHERS NEED P ATIENCE T0
DEVELOPE, R OBINSON STATES
Robbie Has Had Good Luck in Developing
Twirlers—Dodgers -Pilot Expects Leo
Dickerman to Win Many Games for His.
Team During the Coming Seasons
Nl-IW' YORK, April ll.—-To tralngtnke its regular turn in the box and
young gorillas great path-11cc and
kindness are required. The same
rule applies to baseball pitchers.
who, like gorillas have long power—
tul arms and st‘iisitixo souls. ll‘
“Elbert Robinson had not t ”111 :or
the lure (-1 1111‘ diamond he might
11:13:13 ilizulc :1 great 11111111111 truinvr
l'atleuce and kindness are llolildds
most (auspicious 111111111113. llis rev
11111111151111) toward 31111111: pizviil-rs
brought into big lé‘nguc mpttvlty
lrcsli from the trneklcss jumzlrs 1'1:
the hush ICflglltS. is Very :~imilar to
1111: rolutionsliip between Miss Alyce
Cunninghanr-aiid John Daniel 11.
the newly imported mission link
from the Congo. Kohl-lo codvllcs his
pitchers and coast-s 11113111 1120111.: gin-l
Ulllly.
llis f0)I)(‘lll‘..lllC0 “1111 tltitir 0121.1-
sionally lmlzm 11111118 111111
upon 1111: 11111111111
Ride. 111: has 11 strong {11111.1 in all
his pitchers, no mounr Low slouly
this 1111111 is r1-\\:1r1l(‘1l. 1111111110 11g-
ures there. must lie something worth
developing: in cw-ry one of his sing:
ers. else why should scouls and hun-
ters have 11‘111‘111-11 down these
strange creatures and brought. 1111-1111
1111-111 11111.) 13111115111011?
The manager of ill-.1 Brooklyn
Dodgers has :1 r1 111111111011 for 11111111-
ling pitchers that is 1:11-11 1111111111 or
chr- the. 0.111111 lll‘cs 1.11d stove 1111—
11:11-23
throw simian shoots 01 such astound
111;; spur-d that they would drill 11011-3
light through the oppo‘ncnts' bats.
Wither Robinson himself nttrlb-
‘ut-rs his succr-ss \vit‘n pitchers to his
113111-1111.- aionc. :1C1-111'1iing 10 Cullen
119.111, chief ot‘ the Notional League
lulu-nu 111 1:11‘15 and figures. Mr.
1.21111 11 s1‘1r1‘ulzllmo arrival from the
51111111. l‘irtcllily 1-111::11:1d in 11 fun-
1.1111: “1121 110111210 111111 r1 ports
that the rotund louder talked most
of the time about Lot) 1.. Dicker-
111.111. his 111111111: righlhuinlcr. Al-
:liotzgli llllil-lc is IIlL: greatest. stu-
dcnt 111 the world on the subject of
patching. 210 has new-1‘ been able to
tlzuro out to 1215: mm snitcfactlon
gust \\l1.-.1 111.112.: Turin-1111.111 lust your
IM 1:
insi- 111111..- g.11111‘s 111 :1 row “1111111111111:-
By 1111- 1~ 111: had got unuy 10 an est-
111301‘1111131‘)‘ {1'71le by winning the of
111011'11- ;.
is 1‘! 111;1rk—'
[Ito {11:11:le minus: 131: pitched.
1:111, - 11-111 1‘ .1111 that he was in
1111 111111111: about, IJIL‘kL‘rlllun lost
\'-‘111 :1'11-2 his 11110111111111.1111 reversal
in lnrm. 111111 only 1111111: onto the
3111111cst1-r llt‘causc be 11-11. in his
bones 111111. lliciu-rnmu had the gen-
uine pitching cunning concealed
satin-“11011“: in his system. The inns
\Vcrc 5211-111: 1111‘ I)I\'I{‘ rmrin. too, and
1.11.11. also mlmcnnud 1111111111: In hung-
1111: 1-11 to 1.1-1», trims-.1 only pruxlous
11:112'1::-.~l£:11;il cxpcrieuco 111111 been
111111111 two 31.1115 split up between
1.11:;1: 1:110. 111111 Memphis.
gue coals ot‘ 1110 “first Cons-t 1116 Llic 4111.111 11111111111 very good the
Africa. Most. 111’ 1129 gorillas 111111 in : miter 1; y :1: :11, 1111: Links. ltobiuc
11115: have been broug’ in tillsllf‘Lllll" 1‘. 1...; i scrulublc \Vuy that
country 11:111.» 111-311 of hurtrt break Lmltm‘i 'in 11-11 In.‘ :1. real ll1~lp this
because of their new surroundings. 31:11: lie has 1111'.- stul‘f. All he needs
they had no one to humor 11111.1 11‘.-
splro them. llmv different 01’ lich-
bio had gum:
instead 01‘ pitcher pcrlcchon. John
boast that 111.-
in captivity.
might even have developed 1111
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11:15 the only 111113 111::11
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BERIENBACH'TO
TAKE A REST
Manager Dan Hickey
Decides to Put His
Fighter on the Shelf
for Few Weeks ‘
NEW YORK, April . 11.—Dau
Hickey has used good, sound judg—
ment. in putting Paul Berlenbuch on
the shelf for three weeks. He erred
when he matched the young Apollo
with Jack Delaney. but. in this in-
stance he has t'ollowcd iu the foot—
stcps of other grout managers. Paul
is entitled to a, rest after an ard-
usous winter campaign. There is no
reason-why he shouldn't get plenty
of work out doors for he is still a
big card.
lliekey has cancelled Paul's ten-
rounder witi Tex McEwan at the
Adelphi A. A., Philadelphia, booked
for next Monday. and one or two
other matches he had made. The
scrapper will spend a few days at
the seashore and take 11. easy until
April 2‘3, four nights before he faces
some worthy opponent at the gigan-
tic Olympic Fund show at. Madison
Square Guarde‘n. He says all he'll'
need will be that short stretch of
time to get in shape.
No sooner was Ilickey's request
sanctioned by the Adelphl promoters
than Young Stribling came to the
rescue. After the Olympic shot.
Paul's appearance will be at the op-
ening of the Queensboro A. A., Long
Island City. where he battle: .1an
ten rounds. semi- final to
the Wills-Madden enibrogllo.
Drew. .
Among tlie other candidates' for
firew are Henley. a. dash man Mc-i the team are "Mike” Daly of foot-
rney, “no placed twice in the
Barter mile. Terrell. who can han-
le the discus. Montgomery. 3 sure
point. take:- in the javelin throw,
a two-miler with consi-
”we stamina for, long distances.
Drew has in Dixon, a. freshman
wait. a. pole vaulzer capable 0
bar on easy tool:
ball renown, Nils Anderson, another
gridiron mar. "Jimmy” I Burr of the
basketball five, Herbert Noble. W.
Goodrich, P. '1‘. Rough, M. E. Dam),
and M. F. Pellett. The freshman
hopefuls number J. T. Bashour, J.
M. Cahill, J. W. Johnson. P. M. Ker-
rldge. W. J. Schuyler and W. H.
Seegur.
Tryouts for
"who
in for gorl‘alu oulzum‘
, 11:1151‘.
Daniel 11 would not then be 111111; to I I’li‘Iv 1111111., 11-1111 though he should-
1 11.1.
Robbie by this time.
01‘
‘is tutu-lung‘s and the acquisition of
tho.» 1111231 “121111110 111‘ all pitching
11111111111 s. azniirtncss and :1 change 01
1:1 iii-.11.:- llltrnds to hand onto
111111111 £1011 this )0111‘.
1111111111 11191 little 1.00 will
through 1111: next year or the
the next.
for he
come
next
10111110011310
MEET LENOX
The Loekwoods nwill open their
baseball season Sunday afternoon at
.111111151‘111111111: Park. with the strong
Lenox A. C. team of Bridgeport.
This will be the first game played
in this section this season and it is
expected that 11 large crowd will be
on hand to witness ‘ the opening
game.
-N'icl; l.:t1>orit:1,
BOXERS DRAW
A SUSPENSION
Johnny Rocco of New
Rochelle Is Warned
About Using Foul
Tactics in Ring
NIEJ\V YORK, April ll.——T\\‘o 1h”-
ty-duy suspensions 1111 two warn—
ings against. foul tactics Were meted
out today.by the state athletic com-
mission at. its regular weekly meet-
ing.
Nle‘: \‘olpetti. Pittston. Pa. middle
Wright. was suspended {or thirty
days for stalling in his match with
Jimmy Slnzloory 01‘ 1311311110 in Syra-
cuse two weeks ago.
A similar suspvnsion was given to
Brooklyn hox:.-r. who
fought. two bouts in three days in
Violation of the 1311x1111: rules. which
hold 111111 tour dzu-‘s must ellipse be-
tween matches.
Mike Dempsey. Rochester. who
1111111111 Johnny Nichols of St. Paul at
Troy last work. explained his act
to the satisfaction of the commis-
sion and received 11 warning 10 avoid
11ml tactics.
Johnny Rocco. who “as 111511111111-
11911 in :1. bout in Yonkers lost. Wet-l:
was also warned not. to repeat his
OlanSl‘.
Jack Sherry. wrestler, who made
serious charges against Junk Curli-y
wrestling promoter 11: a commission
meeting a month ago and who was
suspended indefinitely until he. could
prom the charges or snow that he
11.111 been iulslntormrd was reinstat-
1211 when he admitted he could not
prove his allegations and that he
had learned he had been misinform~
u‘d.
__.____..__._._.—
Motorcycle engines and
parts 1111‘. being use-d in Germany in
building tlirrc—whcclml enclosed 1111-.
tomobtles to carry six persons 111111;g
much mail mutter.
other ‘
34 ROUNDS‘ or REAL
SNAPPY BOXING
1 FOR $1.50 :
“A marmox or mm LAST
TWO snows
NORWALK ARMORY
‘ Friday,.April'11, 1924.
-Prico:: $1.50, $2.00 and $3.00
Including All Taxes
Tickets oi: so. at 30: once
lit 6:30. Show Starts 8 P. M.
11111 Non-walk Sporting Club, Inc.
GOING OUT OF
BUSINESS ,!
After 21 years of continuous service to the pub' cess of
the Norwalks, I have decided to go out of bu
and in a gigantic sale give my stock to the publicefis at
prices never before heard of. In this sale my only
object is to beat any price ever before asked for. 7-
goods of any kind of quality.
on the shelves is for sale and the quality and quan- .
tity will be through this sale of as-high grade as '5‘ '-
This sale is now. on and continues un- -‘
heretofore.
Every single article 5‘
ti] every little bit of shelf is cleaned out.
- . FIXTURES ARE ALSO FOR SALE.
DON’T MISS In
No phone orders.
No Credit.
~ No Exclianges
No Refunds.
A! Simmons. tho recruit outfielder
of the Athletics. looks like tile real “‘“Tan “01“ Ill“ FY5153 Fifi"-
- . FRIDAY, 'APRIL' 11. 11-
‘\’
e News Here and Elsewhere __
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in tip-top form last night. .l-ar '
duckpin tournament. went or“
less than 100 in one. game :‘i.
arc: .
H» .
His high ‘- --
Lost to Joe Harper‘.’
our?
nainent On 0111111..
Alleys Last Night 5
1
won six out of the nine ctr—r:-
: . ‘
These two howlr-rs will clash
“'atorbury this cvcning and Joe
in hopes of turning the tables on ‘
tr.
goods. During the training trip. he Thr- scorcs follow:
has been slugging the ball against “0“‘1‘0? 11”"
‘p a. I a el"; allkindsof pitching. Jill .....................
, n o a ll: ..... ....... .~-...-..
‘ ilé-EQ‘ . Slickwillhaveastrong outfield: 11‘: ----~~""”
with Miller, Strand and Simmons. .‘ """"""" ‘ " '
0113.1: and Cominent of 81335131 Injeresii Q .111 01 111.... players m «11.1.1. or. 1:3: ---------------------
Nor-walk Fan ’ 1.1.11.1; "'° 11.11 ‘“ a m "M‘- "W 1‘91 """" ‘
so‘ _ “ “etch the smoke of (01111112 Mack‘s. 1:1 ' ‘ ' ‘ ‘ ' ‘ ' ' ' ' ' """""
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Bonn tonight. some in this sect. ion again Ind 8-H?- 'ra'ke it. easy. 1
A d d O O 0 certainly deserving of 8 Fe" d”! . . . I 01.4 . 1 . ..... ‘ .V. . . .1. ........
300 car . of craft. ' 7"
a o o i . . . See M wmm‘ Harper ..... . 1‘. 3‘- . 7
This Ruby Stein who is On in the Joe llollywaod mr-l with dei'ca‘. llollywcod ' " 3 t 1- ‘
-—-——‘
main bout this evening at the Ar- (Again in 111-) Stale Duckpln Tourna- 7 . I '
mory, is for from being a ham and 1110111 last night. when Joe Harper The Minneapolis A. :1, ‘ --
eager. He looks like the read goods 05 \Valcrhury won six out of nine figuring on using 1573C is. .
and should give Stew: Snulh plenty gamrs {r0111 111m. germs:- Vx‘asliington 1.1111:-
lo think shout. ‘ ‘ ‘ I , IN 0); «3 coming season.
. o - This defeat. did not. aim racc- GIANTS AGA ‘° Show “31““; ‘i‘hmli:
Smith is not the kind of a follow J00. as he bowled in great form came-136 Gib 0 (“13$ “~
that will do all of the receiving, so mmfl'lfi I)!“ “N'Dl‘l' “115 at his be“ 7 —.—-—_ asking t T‘xreucon or“; ..
in my mind-the fans should he in and almost unbeatable. They will 1 ankee Pllot Does Not 810116;”; t (5; swgon .
{or another slam bang affair when clash in \Vatcrbury this evening and . andscodec {‘9‘}: .W 9}“ “
this 111111‘ clash tonight. J‘X‘ (“1100's to mm the tables up in Think That RCdS a “we in rel)" 111 “h
0 o 0
Young 311111121111 has trained hard
for his bout “1111 Jim Bones and is
out to score 1 dodshe victory. His
hand seems to be in good condition
Min-in and If he has no mlshaps
should make things mighty interest-
ing (or Mr. Bones.
0 O .
Matchmaker Johnny Jaasli in ur-
ranging the card for this evening.
‘ - 1111?
11.11 the same though: in mind, as (“b inllclil. "33 been looking out tional League championship again. “
he did on the other cards. Give the for the “‘3'“ during the 3550““! of McGraw has a strongrr team than
fans or Norn'alk mm 1195;, :11 pop.“ Chance and has brought it back to he had 1351‘ FPS-r. and 13-,
lar prices.
0 O U
Th1- Surualk Sporting Club has
worked hard to establish the boxing
the Brass City.
of 1111.2 \Yllite 50:: today in Chicago.
The
sldemblc sickness during the winter
11111111315
“011111 In) nnablelo take charge of
» » ‘ ‘ - . 1: . ' . e. ~
11:1: team this season. this yrs-r. 111d ii it His .4311 iniplons 1 1 ~. 1:11
. . . Will again play John Mctxrdw s then 111m 0! >01
in the next “'orld’s Series. He said:
Chicago in good form.
get his first look at the So: (onion-
row,
(Moms in Chicago.
"l'd l-c mighty 21ml 1» r -
s a a was in shape. “in 'A’E‘L'M "
Will Capture Nation-
Frank Chalice will take command
3] Flag This Year
NORFOLK. \‘a., April lp.——I\Ian- the bnx_ Sr) “511 11..»
ace-r Huggins it! the Yanks thinks Jackson v.31:
the Reds can't twat out the Giants stop as B
for the National Lleue pennant '
.L-olirvr: (J1‘-F"I‘-g“t‘ “~11! be r.
Peerless Leelcr has had con-
. and it “as thought that ho
Johnny E\l‘rs, or the famous old
“The Giants ought to win the .\‘a-
Chance “fill teams hate rot shoun
big in11sro'1cmcnt.
“I U11 “.k Bent? 17:: *1 ll do :1 great I '1'
deal hotter than last 3c-ar_
so fr.
.“1 to gixe 111%
and 112-013 1*. "
when they clash with the
rv‘ay as v‘vi. 2- -
Show Windows
one period before.
PIGGLY WIGGLY extends sincere congratulations to all prize Winners, as well as to 1‘3
committee and the judges on their splendid work.
A DECIDED SUCCESS
o
of Norwalk stores are more attractive today than they ever have been at ar"
The Merchants’ Exhibit and Style Show aroused an enthusiasm that not even the big sravi
storm could discourage.
The ideas gained through study of the many store displavs will result In permanentlv
proved window dressing, to the further benefit of Norwalk.
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