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.icrscy, Weachcstcr. Brooklyn,
York and Connecticut.
14st m at unbury the Nor-
thk High school basketball quintet
terminated one or its worst seasons
to the chalked court. The team was
composed or an entirely new per.
sorinel with-the exception 0! Erwin
Holmes. who was ineligible the early
Dart of the season through scholarly
deficiencies. Although it was the
iii-st basketball year tor a number
0; members ot the squad. they play-
ed splendid exhibitions in view 0!
the opposition.
Everett Buckley. Green and
White forward. was the leading scor-
er tor the live. this player present-
ing numerous spectacular double-
dechers during the season. Holmes
was runner-up but he was handicpe-
ped by the school ruling and was
allowed to participate in less than
halt the contests. '
The Norwallt team scored 854
points while opposing teams scored
532 points. The worst setback that
the home team received was at the
hands of the Stamford quintet. be-
ing defeated by them. 76-38. The
Norwalk five was successful in an-
nexing a double victory over the An-
eonia combine. one or these con-
tests required an overtime period to
decide the tune.
The tollowing is the record of the
Green and \Vhite on the chalked
court. with most oi! the contests on
the wrong side at the ledger:
Where Played. N118. Opp.‘
Norwalk at. Fairfleld... .. . 25 2?
Norwalk at Greenwich. . .. 23 29
Bridgeport at Norwalk. . . 15 :1
Norwalk at Ne‘ Haven. . . ll 42
Norwalk at Stamford. . . . 13 39
Not-walk at Strattord . . . .. 1 7 36
Greenwich at Norwalk. . .. 32 42
Norwalk at Ansonin. . . . . l 7 l 5
Stamford at Norwalk ..... 36 76
Danbury at Not-walk. . . . . 27 29
Strattord at Norwalk. . . .. l 7 :1
Bridgeport at Norwalk. . . 24 it
Ansonia at Norwalk (over-
time) ................ 26 20
Norwalk at “'estport. . . . 1 S l 2
Norwalk at Danbury. . . . . 30 42
Falriicld 'at Norwalk. . . . . 29 ll
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Total points scored....354 532
The following 11 players rccoived
their letters for having played the
required number or games: Captain
Whipple. Glenn Champion, Everett
Buckley. John Miller. Donald Rud-
diman. Lockwood Pennell. Reginald
Hopkins. Jerry Tomcy. Felix Mace.
Erwin Holmes. John liicGarrie and
Manager Vincent O'Brien.
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BOWIE. lld.. Mar. Six—William
Preston Burch does not expect to
race My Own. Admiral Cary T.
Grayson's Saratoga Cup and Sara-
toga Handicap winner. at Bowie
this spring. My Own does not care
for the deep going at ,Prlncc
Georges Park. But Mr. Bumh will
have six or seven other horses be-
longing to admiral Orayson. Samuel
Ross 0! Washington. and himself
ready {or the April session of the
Southern Maryland Agricultural As-
sociation which will begin April 1.
to continue :. fortnight. These Mr.
Burch and his assistant. William
Brooks. are training at Banning.
Rock Pocket and Mintstlck are
the nearest nt of the Grayson horses
ot mature years. All Gone and On
Top. three-year-olds, 'are the most
forward of the Ross establishment.
Admiral Grayson's smartest two-
year-olds are a daughter or Sourless
and Trap Rock. Mr. Rose's daugh-
ters of Gnome and Trap Rock. Rock
Pocket. a son of Ogden and Sand
Pocket. is something of a distance
runner. He deteated Sylvan Spring.
Redwine. Grey Gables. Blue and
Red and Jolly here last November
in a race or one mile and three-
sixtecnths. He had previously beat-
en Yankee Princess, Fancy Free.
Bar Gold and Lunetta at one mile
and a half over the Laurel Park
course. Mintstick is a gray son of
Broomstick and Calamint. that dis-
appointed s. couple of seasons back.
He did not race last season.
In All Gone and On Top Mr. Ross
has homebred three-year-oids of
promise. All Gone. a son of Last
Coin and Broomnower. licked Lla-
die Buck. Gunboat. Storm Cloud and
some others at Laurel Park last
October and made a first rate show-
ing here in November at one mile
against Sumpter. On Top. 9. daugh-
ter of Ultimus and Torpenhow.
graduated from the maidens class
at Laurel in October and looked
good at Pimlico in November in a
race or six turlongs in which Prim-
rose beat her a length. she beating
Enslaved. Florence Nightingale and
Mountain Oaks.
Mr. Rose's Gnome. Tuscan Maid
filly. is one of the fastest youngsters
at Benning. ,Sho has stepped sev-
eral quarters in 24 seconds. fast
time for the deep Benning going.
The Trap Rock iiily is the more
precocious ct Admiral Grayeon's
pair.
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LEWIS DOSES.
Lewis of England. lost to Tommy
' Milligan. the Scottish welterweight,
in the filth round of a twenty-round
contest at Albert hall last night.
Lewis was disqualified for persistent
holding.
Last November Hilligan outpoint-
ed Lewis at Edinburgh tor the
welterWeight title.
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FORT MEYERS. Fia.. March 20:
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REDS BEAT IANKS.
ST. PETERSBURG, Fla., March
20: R. H. E.
Cincinnati (X) ........ 4 8 3
New York (A) ........ . 1 4 2
Rixcy. May and \Vingo: Shocker.
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INDIANS USE BRUSH.
WINTER H AVEN, I‘LL, March
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Columbus (AA) ........' o 9 2
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Adsmeon. Ambrose. Pott and Bird.
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SACRAMENTO. Cal., March 20:
R. H. E.
St. Louis. (N) . ....... . 7 1:: 0
Sacramento (C) ........ " 4 0
liaines, Shcrdcl and \‘ick; Hugh-
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PLANT CITY. Fla... March 20:
R. H. E.
“‘ashington (A) 5 6 15‘
Indianapolis (AA) ...... 2 10 1 i
McNamara. Kcllcy Drillhart and ‘
Rucl: Hill, Schcmanske. Thompsonl
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ST. PETERSBURG. Fla... Mar. 20.
——Bill Clymer. concn or the Cincin-
nati Rods. received a severe gash in
the left arm: Babe Pineili. star third
seeker of the Reds. was out about
the fact. and player Grover Land
and Secretary Frank Behlo were
badly shaken up yesterday when the
car in which they were riding from
Orlando to St. Petersburg crashed
into another car. loaded with Cin-
cinnati players. All {our narrowly
escaped death.
Six stitches were required to close
the gaping wound in Clymer's arm"
ensued by Jabbed flying glass from
a broken windshield. Pinelli also was
cut by (lying glass.
The accident occurred when a
truck approached the two Cincinnati
cars on a narrow brick road. made
slippery by a recent rainstorm. The
first car pulled out (or the truck.
but the second machine didn’t pull
out in time to avoid a crash with the
trucll. and the driver had to steer
into the first car. The players _ in
both care who escaped injury were
badly shaken up.
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“Very true." said Miss Cayenne.
"But the lack of it insures a great
deal or discomfort." -- Washington
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(Florida. Times-Union.)
Strawberry growers inthe vicinity
0! Plant City received 019.!“ «all.
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