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Evening sentinel, Saturday, November 14, 1925 · page 8

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'l’lili‘i EVENING SFNTINEliw-bo NORWALK. CONN.

SATTJTTDAT NilVl‘ 13TH l‘ Ti H

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TUCALS FlGHTW HARD BUT FAIL

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, Capt. Whipple, Knox McGowan and Don Buddi-
man Play Good Game—*No Scoring in First
Half of Contest At Amusement Park——
Story of the Game

 

by Drew and ll. Wakeman. Tole.
quarter, took the ball oxer for a
touchdown. Fairflold failed to kick
the placement. The gs'e ended
without further scoring.

For Norwalk the redeeming foet-
uro was tho playing of Capt. Whip-
ple and Knox McGonnn backs.
The formcr's lino plunging and the
lutter's sweeping and runs Rained
many first, doom for the West are-
nue boys. The hard defensive play-
ing of Dan Ruddiman brought many
comments from the sidelines. The
center of the local lino proved to be
a. stone wall on attack and defense,
and many of Norwalk‘s gains were
made through the line.

For Falrt‘ield the line lilUnKing of
Drew and the end rims of 'l‘oic. lect
quarterback. “in: tho. fcaturcs

The lineups: .

, in a game played yesterday before
an crowd of three hundred fans’at
Amusement Park the Norwalk Hizh
school football team was defeated by
the Fairneid grinders by the score of

G-T. The con cat was hard fought
r throughout. 11 .ithor loam scoring un-
‘ til the second half.

First Period.

. Captain Whipple won the toss and
‘ chose to defend the west goal. Fair-
Ti‘ield kicked to Ruddimnn. who ro-
ceivod the ball and rushed it back
' ton yards before he Was downed. 0n
the first play. a forward pass. Mo-
‘ Gowan to Caruso. the local right end
1 gained fifteen yards. it‘nirtield hold
.for three downs and McGowan was
forced to kick. He got away a beau-
tiful 40-yard punt, the ball being
, put in play on Fairileld's twenty—five-

yard line. Fairflcid then proceeded: Nom'alk. l‘airtlcid.
to march down the field, .gainlns Caruso .......... . ..... i-itzpatrick
" down after down, when the locals t dam cud
finally held for four downs and Fair- Wickc ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 1 hpay
field's hopes to score were shattered Light tackle
Whoa McGowan kicked out 0‘ danK- Comstock .............. r‘ichmoad
or... No gains marked the remainder Right guard.
of the period. ,‘1‘ost ........... Barberl (Capt)
Socond Prriud. : Center.
On the kickoff McGowan booted Lane .. .. ............. Thompson
the ball over the Fuirticlri goal line Left guard.
and Reform Iloyie PM ”1‘1 ball in Buchholz ................ Johnson
’ play on Fulrtioid‘s twenty-yard line. L9“ [aLan
On an attempt to kick. the pass from Geri}... .................... ililler
center was high. the ball rolling over Loft end.
.the goal line Mid the 1003‘ "MS. G9" Preston . ............... l’mriinson
T011 and (737“50. “Wm “90“ ”m “3"" Hopkins ................ Tole
Trier before he had a chance 10 get. Quartcriiark.
started. scoring two points for Nnr- luddiman ........... H. Wakcmiin
‘walk. The ball was put in play on Left halfback,
:Fsirfleld's thirty—yard line and once McGowan ............ u. Wakoman
more the Ludiow boys started a Right halfback.
,march down the field. only robe Whipple (Capt) ------------ DWW
, halted by Norwalk’s determined line. ' Fullback.
' Then came the dccisivo break in the Touchdownk'l‘oic.

game. McGouyan's attempt to kick
V was blocked and the ball was re.
covered by Barliarl. P‘airl‘icld's fight.
in; center, on Norwalk's twenty-five.
V‘ yard line. After a scrics of plunges.

Touchback——Norwa1k.

Referee-Boylo, Stamford.

Umpire—Bella. Stamford.

Timokeepcrus. 1’. Clifford.
walk.

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T Somehow or other it seems as if
it would be more fitting if Bone-
‘ setter Reese instead of Landls called
those joint baseball meetings.

0 '1: I

Valentino

former Harvard
star. writes it is drudgery to play
football. . .V . It is worse than that
to patch itat Cambridge these days.
0 , I O

Grantland Rice is gain, to pick
the All— American eleven this your
. It should not be a difficult

Owen.

George

Rudy a‘fippenrcd
court the other day wearing a slave
bracelet. Wouldn't you just
love t see him starring in a wes-
‘tern riiier and riding a Shctlana

pony aide-saddle?

in

s o .

task, what with all the help he is
sure to get from the second- g-ues.
sore.

II II 0

0 i

What's become of the old- fushloui They observe Christmas in :1 our-

Ted tennis Ichampion uho

115M] 1. ions way down in South America . .
spend the winler writing caustic . . For instance, Senor Firpo ai.
notes to the [tilted States Lawn ways sends his fianla Claus letter.-

lo Tex Rickard.
O
The blond thrill at the next dosk
was studying a group of pictures
showing the right and wrong way
to kiss . . "That‘s a lot of col-
tage choose." sho snapped.
isn't any wrong way to kiss."

Tennis Association. "

one ..

T Mr. O'Goofty regrets he never met
the lady“ whose face launched a
thousand ships. . "I suppose
she was some. rum‘runncr‘s daugh-

ter, though," he comments.
t

a
.

“there

if I)

The man who wroic. ”You may be
down but never out." obviously does
not know how it let-ls to bo tackl~
, ed by a bird like Britten of Illi-
‘ mole.

They say you can't ir-arn anything
at college. yet we note the studi-
ous Mr. Siribling‘ has decided

doesn‘t want to fight Tunncy.
' t

he

t ‘i t O O

The
Goodrich
champion. . .
ly motionless!

An ciipcrt Tnsk's.‘ “is it the coach-
mg or the playing that handicaps
Harvard?” ' We suspect it is
the schedule.

papers announce Jimmy
is still the lightwclght
. Still? Ho‘s positive-

 

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perntely to make amends for that
loss.

iv A
Ifthe'gridirun is muddy or 11 m,
is falling Swede Oberlander, Dart-
mouth's sensational triple-throat
star. will be greatly handicapped in
launching his aerial attacks. The
end-run formationss. which Dart,
mouth boasts, will also be hard to
get under way. 'I‘ho Maroons hate
im-

1

no: AND} 1:151
MEET lN BIG
GAME (111111

While Dartmouth Is
Favorite Chicago
Has Hopes of 'Vic-
tory~0ther Contests

had not fields for all 01' their
porlant gamcs this season.

"Fiio Yards" McCarty. Chicago’s
fullback. is so anxious to get into
he game that he has had a steel
guard molded over a rib from which
a cartilage was kicked loose in tho
lliinols game a week ago.

 

 

 

 

CHICAGO Nov. 14.——(AP). Dart-

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

mouth's thundering eleven. undefeav
Ted and united breathing flame
which has scorched every opponent
of the gridiron this season. will in~
Tde Stags Field today batm-
Chicago. The \isilors are tOp-heavy

Yale HTas Won 26
Games From Tigers

Q
Yale and Princeton first met
on the gridiron in 1873. and since
that time forty-eight games have
been played.
Yalehas won twenty-six games
while

 

to

favorites.
«Three strictly Western confer-once
affairs lime to do with settling the

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and Princeton thirteen.
nino ended in a tie.

No games were played in 1917
and 1918 on account of the par.
Thorocord since 1883 follows:

Year. Yale. Prin. Year. Yale. Prln.

 

15: Ten championship.
T While Amos Alonzo Siagg‘s Mitr-
‘nu are doing thei best to upset
a championship hopes of Darv-
mouili, Iowa out be at Minneapo-

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 
 

ill. battling the undefeated Gophers. 1333,. 5 o 1904, ,1; o
mgeme. 111‘ u nay may be reunrd- 1884. . 6 r. 1905. .23 0
.V 418 a championship tilt. Minneso. 1335., 5 r, 1904;“ 0 0
has not been beaten in the 1318 ,1886.. 4 0 ' 1907..” 10
in, neither has it won a game.188'l..1: o 1908..“ 15
T75“ Gophers only conference game 1888. .10 0 1809..” 0
T a tie with Wisconsin. The Io~ 1889.. 0 10 1910.. 5 3
~ ' temporarily out of the race 1890..32 o 1911.. 3V 6
mg... or their defeat at the hands 1111. .10 o 1912.. b c
T Wisconsin 11 week ago. are out to 1m. .12 n 1913.. s a
Moon! themselves at the expense 1891.. 0 it 1911..” 1:
the Gophers 1894. .24 0 1915...]! 1
"Ohio slate and Michigan will up 1895. .20 10 1916.40 0

. e in air annual battle at Ann 1896.. ii 24 1017..l~fo name,

m _‘l e Wolverines were rated 1897.. 6 0 NIGHT“) canine
‘ one of the strongest teams in the 1898-. 0 ti . 1919.. ll 1V:
natty before they were upset by 1899““) .1: 1920.. it -0
T ‘ western a wear ago. and "1.1900..ng :1 1931..” 7
We: today may feel the re 1 190:..1; 0 19.2””? :1
'T "d at that saute. Michigan was ”0.. .1. 0 1928...: 1:

Mod Wmome “mm“ limos” a 11 19:4..10 i +

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TORRTNGTON . ,TMany Interesting (.rid ( 'onlcsls “1.31 lic fitlt'd
_ 1 This Afternoon -~ Army 1* aces ( alumina
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Victory for Locals Will Local Team Rolls Up While Navy Plays Buckncd «--~ Him. the
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Put Them in Line for 1,331 to New Haven 8 Teamsb oscored Last Y ear
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State ChBMDIOHSth 11322 "" 117 18 High .\i::\v\'m:k..\'..1. ll.~—(.\[').'['hi~ mama... :1... .- , 1 » g,’ ;
Crown Score l‘iv'i-‘i'fl iriuiluill for: 1‘5 .111: ill mic-ii (0- {Hill .1 \h inn. \\l l ' .1. l .‘
'L'U' [fir iiimiliii .‘ii'lltni of i-oiltosliilVi'Ilil‘ \Till‘nlll ti (1'11, m .
The lona‘ awultml tiinslo lmtnoon The local Standard till “Oulilil: :IVIVTIVILTI;T;:V‘M TTTTTTHHTHT "T" TTTT‘II ‘TTmmT T TTTT'm'IIHHTT"VIHTTITTIT :5th IT TT TT
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the powerful ’l‘orrimtlon .iivwn and . "Tam hm” 1h“ NT“, .lmr'n ”MONT While iii" T’:|l‘i|ililliiTl li:«1:. :i. . 1.11 Tillil'Hil‘ii imu'iwr. .'i'-;H .. T
the All-i'orwnlks “in (“1“. NW" lit at the L'lll'l‘m‘d Alli")! iitfit night in; {mm tlu 11 iii-iiii- I llliil il'. l L .iL: linst classed, :11. iii ital
Amusement Park tomorrow attor- tho. lli‘til. of the HOCOlly wingtic gainer”: LT'VIVITI' IVVV'IA'OV'VI \or: of :ivimi".~ .i pun»: : Tli‘.’il'> lluu- lug.
‘ . V. . .. .... 'l‘lio vague a (zoniposrn of Soul) 11 it‘ll . wit to |>il‘,i\l .1, iinim to. Fm. 1111'» n,- 1.411.». t.» l
noon tommxuimg pli‘ililpil) M .40. Norwalk. Now Ilavi-n, Hartford and tilt: National llilt’. Ynin and Him: - int-kn hum. .‘711‘1911 ii .. i
The 10“” flKRl‘t‘glitifill. ”(WV ‘1 hard Brillizf'por'i. i0”. 05-1651 0T iii'lrlil’iill in» villi i-v T 11:11“ ll,.; Hiylt 'ismi ll :. :.|. T
weck of practice. is in perfect. cutl- TTI“ scores at List night inllow: locked at New lion-11 ill tin. tlii' LIT '. 1 1:: :l ‘Liil. ii 11:: ,
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i'iition and no uiibia \i‘iil bu. ul‘frrod New "mp", "lilg 'Thl'l‘fr lI-m. 'i'lm powrriui :.i~ 5.. l :.. Hui; (‘1...1, i'.'iil on: .
should they 1... defeatpd (lucid ....... . iii Mi .W 311:. lacks of Hit" tirun 1111.1 1!..3 mu. ; 1H“,,.V,,H “ml” 1mm” 1 ,, .
~ « T T Hiorcov ....., so in; .811 213.”. hart: nliiilv: llir'm l.’i'.oi'iiv:< m 'li'.‘l l ”nymph \;.i. mm .H 1.1: ,,
Loach Brennan has been perfect. ‘(li'lll‘m M \l 11: can, two struggles. 1, .1 m ”T”... 1,1,3“: 1%.“ ..
ing‘tiioti‘um's neriaiattack nndsomo Dani ........ 79 iii Si: ‘qufii Army. held in :1 M to H w- 1:. .1 «misc; int-.111 1.1;- :v. u in...
play}; have been given careful study. Vi‘iarkc 811 so 11 2.301 1924, again inc-vs at Hu- i‘n‘w 1.1: 1.: 111,1. 9' 1 ~ (:1. PllTl‘tt‘tl‘ emd 1.:
. . . __........_..-..... .-.M........-.. ' ~ 1. ' Columbia. t-ir-w n v 1.1: 1. 3 1m. 1:.1. v.
'Man-.itil. in: 1)“ mar). .1111 5111- ‘ mam“ ”‘ ‘ ‘ ‘
_ V T V“ 5 ‘ ..| . E its 441; 438 13:: played stiri'imr football (11min: Hm. 'Ii',\' 1,...~ .11., :
1111111 at NHL “The be” bioomtd | Smith Nor-walk. ncll; llarvard lllei“iS Mon 11 :11 l'lu\‘- 1.1,... :11. \l::.‘., H. 1...: :..~ .,
carefully 1n Brennan's system of illdkii :II H is 20;; idonw hoping" that tin,- slim: m nit“. win. :. mm ‘1 -l .111 .-
may and both will prom wolcotuo jimnnm so 1:. :m Jul Crimson duff-um \"11! 11' DMD“ i‘ilh “1'"! H .11...:::.'.;...i Hm
additions to ”W locals. Mancini irolund ... f"! :«.1 1m: -15 while hyrucusc and Lulgntc. Ti"i'li"ri :m. .-.- mm. .\i‘.- y ,. ;.1
needs no introduction to those who iluili-r loo xi on 1:73 of .\\!W iork stair: rimls and 4::11'11V1.1.1...::.i.r1" >4 ...:,.:1 i." ‘
foilm‘i'Stnto professional football ".1... V lino. .i;'.l kl 11:1 ‘9 35.3 unl‘u'aicn. light it out at Snuii'usz. lilil'Tt“: 11.;1- ..
ords. as he has appeared during the V hi lilo 4.1!) 123) 1 P011" ‘5. plitshurgh. v 111; if, .\ . :- .
last sewn or eight years with tho i -,......__..... WW‘" PTTTITnsThTTmiTL”an “HTTTTTSTT “TNT . “T T TH “TTTT‘TTT‘ .
foremost pro clowns in Connecticut. 1 Vto giipa at. T'i.‘.lll\lill .1 i',-.ilViVlVl Van: V 1.. him; 11-1. 1,
He is a versatile player and is equal- i other tussle of menu i..h.i:.1_i,tvi. , 1nd Ho :1 .~~ .1. (Ii l:: ' '- t
ly at home either at guard or tuclilc. E u'iiilc hand htnlvi which hold 3011.05; 1;“. 1:1.” 1 ,IVI,.....:1 :V

Sullivan comes hero, highly ro- T home to :1VVscox-cluss "‘,'”"”"L" in chuV In'm', 11 1, lip-t. ,. 1
commended as :1 wing man and is ‘ mud inst V‘T’”.“"Td“5' ”“3 “ th \TT'T Am” H' "’T” AT
oapeciaily clev’ . at rewiring forward ; ginln in d: :llcullui: tin.- llinintiiln- Sihil‘llhv ., ('1. . :'
passe-s. ”.1 is a \oryTslH‘mly runner T 00qu {iridium at Morgunioun. V X:.i_r.- [Ailllii in, i',., ,r,
and. once Spun“; “.05... is n hfmi "1“:iTme‘llusrTT'mlonTnmerStxi‘:”T .LvttioV»: :T'THTHM .l,Vi:».\ liV.~....,..l
"1:111 10 Slt'ip. «l 1‘ ll‘t‘.’ i l‘ii 1‘5 or i‘ _ ('fii‘ ii. ) innit! Lt, . iii ”"137 '.

The managcmcnt of tho lom’is “"0. \Vliiiauistowli_ Muss. villi .\lili:(‘i‘:—‘i lmvknpll 1;, ,\‘.Vl\j.' 1»:
dithering m)“. for :1 an“... to bc P1111" tho {:noi'itcV V liolivii't 13, ".111 turn 1..

ml in Hartford Willi “90',ng Mlllli- ~~-—~—- l‘rinc.1un s TItVlln' Illitlllrvl \:1!~- (IVTT'E .‘llrldlr-liinv 1.3. \1 H "4,1 .

gans' .T'HilDS. Tilt: tf‘fllll li'l anxious i0 TBOth Teams (Tmled DI‘UI‘S it) in illi‘ liil'\'..iVlil liiltii leitl liiixl Itonihdlil 211. t-, 17. .\.

keep the slate. “Bum so M to go up Tigers urn, flllklmls tor :1 dry. um i, l‘uion v.3, Hamilton 1', .4
there to fight for State laurcls. “111.1111 .1. .‘lllJilCAX bV Injuries But Great 11.1.1 0" “'hi'fl‘VV-V TTT'TTTTTTTTTiTTTTT “"1“”. . NM“ liilmrailii‘“ ""- Vim ’-

The Atlantic City Tornadoes. out? , prom um \\'llli,‘l 1:11 In, rirt'uri aV (‘onnrvrllcut .\;."._’14« 3:, Jim-i: i -
of the best frame in the l'nl'tcd “illinin .i. hlilili-iin ol‘ Quinlnrdilmll. lnmclmli :ind T'il.~k'TT'K1TT 11.1mm ggnlgelqt (IS ExgeCted “([N‘ IMO" l - i i ‘ le‘m“ ‘T' i \' \,

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downs, “'hilc thc Athorwalks, dur- .‘diliiiun ii: i‘i :Ippcr'iin-ii iii liliNl ofwu'lnml 11c \“i'iil in tauik .il ll'i' Nash; \'l"\‘.' “3”“ \‘m' li~~'iTii"I'i‘TH TENT m ”WWW,TTHTT‘TH m” “WHOM TTT‘T,MH.T:MT " Pm“ ”TNT!” 0'
ing the game with the Hardware tho fldim'fi in \1 ill: 11 th: 5.111;: Till.“ “Hum/Wm”: iolniutlly null. 111' ”V 3. ET! 31mm“ hniuTid'dugltTt mime at tho against .1 (TOZt'il TILEI“|~ lill‘utlF. quilts 1, lion-(loin f2.
CH)”. made fourteen first downs. tnkrn pmi this: muslin and has: madu cniist'cd in H11 1 niimir 'z-itic; X111) 1“,“) (”W'Ms ”May it tho mm a”...
This will prove to local “followers of long 11111111. in nutr'l) «111. one of} Mior lit-i111: in th- .\' 11y ini :1 1 ”w £11,.“er “mm was soft \'i~sivr- “
football the great driving power of them. i 111“" his ability 71min rum» in the m... an“. 'l‘hursvixiv mgm'n yarn, The
the local claw-11 and also convince no is oxpvi'ir-i in May liki‘llihl ihvf'ront and it“ nus. 211.11 :11; opporlm ', WITH“ “.1... “as “A”, "“101 and 5.1,“
the fans that they have one of the Army :11 tho l‘ulo Hyman-1.. on Nth-Tully to llikv ill“ t‘illlilll‘mllnn {or n+2 .iml Hm Army and i"olumbia pliiwro
ltrt‘atcsl clevcns in the country ropro- 1 i'otuiwr L's. ' initiation to Amipoii. and p.15'kt'ii ; “.11., practiced {hr-yr. kf'pl, .,.k... .
scnilng thf‘ln iii Norn‘dlit. . Tilt.- intuil [Kill 1': 1110‘ litrlm'ni luiriiVu'iill 113111;; iolms, from mm mm”, The mime “til [To
T The following are tho “mum: ‘on tlm squid. “iii i1i 11.: 1‘11 pounds ‘ ll: t‘lllt‘riil tho ntllm l in l 1; :i .1111], mm mum". m ”m LIN ounce of
VTorrington. Nor-unlit. no is the int lit: 1111 low in “right grluring his that y :1r. in 1| .1~« :1 spawn“. “hm“ oi cock “,0an “.hwhfl.
holicy .................... Malian and 20 won: of aim. of th. imam... 1...:1...1V:.;..,.1.m 1hr mm is 1:.er m. firm.
. litft ond llv nus iliminwii f. 12.1 ‘x'oitizilk ind lumkrlimil 1.. 1m. - 'i‘hv W, ling "g Columbia 1,... 1h“, :1
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Len guard tainriiays 11.11:, bun disappoint against Prunsylmnia the cast flnd;bi 1.11.11 to 11.111 1.11.. :11 1.. m : .
C l 'ki ' [‘mnnts for (alumina, which “THIS“! . V , ITTfli'Vlil‘tlTs grczlirst mos.
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l’rolr-y tcntor. T 'l . I 01d l)y-—-— and in order to saw.- tho septum tho That's nothingVncw for tlicVVwcst. ll _ Luci: that ”neurone-.1 1., p);
T T T l‘lght guard 111 m .- Lions have got in hunt the Army 01' has been doin: it tt-r lTlll‘i‘ wars. i "TTIJ‘WW‘TD' 3”“ lil'liii‘iiiiii l4 ‘. ‘ "-
, ‘ '1. Symr'urc or Tinill. They how 111“?" Til‘t‘i'lilly ‘\TT”¢; tii‘di‘uesiiig ”,0 M, Jim 1.1.5.15: .i.,..._. 5”. [he “1'
“hitt’cugc .; ............... llaub All'AmerTca squint: liltit‘ lately. but applying [Itl‘lfliil'l‘ (rum. of [.,.-,imp. a ['r”~n1(r' ills lTuliliTl and «lmis’iu- itc'...
7 “HM ”lk‘kltf- VV ,lhiintvlvrs i'losviy to ENHHS NIH” lilinoin star calvl'cssvd the opinion : LLiiil". 110m 111.. :‘A-iai'd lino.
labian ............... (inilostou 'Stqrs tor thi- Army and arc due to turn that Orange's feat in worth" {011* was tin: n.1li'ir.
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- ms em ------ . --------- - “MT ’ l’nillil'l‘s on lili‘li‘ Mdu haw“ 1081 om: minutes, riw durini: the: 14:11.10. 1-:: cinul'kuidu 1mm :11' linking. 'l'iw
. Qllmiclback 1 .11!” i""‘~'11“il ”Nit ”3 ‘mnugh- .‘ttst about llw t‘l'iiitcst 1-111 in all I un'riul iii" TnLiT 11.1»! (JT ll.“ Tilllt‘ ‘
A" Dir - ---------------- ”WONT I“ ITKVII'Z \liT‘K gl‘Vllilll'W is tlci‘iurt‘d down by tho ro- \\‘l1ii-' iilt‘ .\l‘Hi.\' ""11 UMUMNI‘T football. .ll::r\:iiii. \\'hr‘11 liliiiliy inrud lo .1
Came Lcit halfback 1." ‘Zfilit'lti'mli. \ll \nli'litflli (”“0“ "121. Tlri‘ 5: “lllJUi. . . a... xmppimg. 3:. Y. lV. and Trinity Sincir “w H". is ”mum anxious: mm 211:: min” \'-‘.1:‘ ainn a .,. .1
1 Y .TTlTlTTtTtTTlTTleT: ..... \ n l .1 no position m. ”w (.nirr on iln Alli-1 Vihin you intiiioilialciy L'Vo to: “ill l'w 111 tin-lurch 01 their annual m at least lip any of tin: lit‘illl.'\'t'- E 111111 mill ion 1111:. niharul. lin-
:41 in Jack. , V . V ;\\ilt‘ii' lii',‘ ball is doun. :11 all lillltti‘iédi‘vlmle at tililu T'Tl‘ld. lhvy had a mpms of the \"csl. :1 turmcr llnri'urdfl 111.11: m 13“. stadium rm... to H,
Xi‘fiitl ...................... Dora Titli‘im” (hi-"i “W“ l‘l““"|‘|”i§ ”l“ W”) i trying: to he the. first 1111111 to lorm 5 hot limo lust )W'lll'. and (”hick Mor- athlete said in: in'limml Jin‘ Tm...” Tami wiggpwg ii up for tummy: .l.. ’5
. Fullback. lahould lm from ill to if» yards: in ; )(iill‘ Inn" of scrimmuau. and i0 “0 l1:111‘.~' man cannot afford to lot tilt-tr once had a bug”. “Erma“ {1mm}... . a o o
Lillii.y—-Torrington. KOYnt‘lts. Hnn- i, from 01' ”1,. lmll. : lll intuition to food tho llzill iii 011cc. ”(1 “11h (;olumhi;1 go in their llt‘dds. ”m (T""ll‘ii‘01'i T T (£R\\(Zl£ UR" 1'1151‘
sou (Ionian. Conrn'non; Norwalk . . ; 1m ihr offcnrr this rumor ink“tin-brilliant champion of all these T. M T L .- . . T T~ - m- ' - .

- . ' . ._., ; . 1 w, ' : . - ' .lill:."ll." 111 01.1.1'] 'wi. -
V0103? Ilnrtcgan. “illkt‘r. Tum“. l 1m" (1leer T him to “k" ”m M ; rich) Position. so that he can ncilht'r i boroughs. lilt’uls (f. C. N. Y. and isn’t TIIORPI’ b'l‘tltltl‘l‘i , h. 111.11le “A“.Eldonlfihldl I“: (35.53“ ,.
Sullliun. 15‘1")” “1‘40““. 0“ ”5‘71" “CU?“ im pnriii d nor pulled. maintaining ' liki- h. to 10m. H11! phmnpmmhlp' "While lim I'l‘ho. 1 l 1' {ml 1.1.“. but 1 Tip-mg.) to ("v - a

“gm—mum. ! it” such in. lhv can». 11‘! lulmt‘di- f lint l'lfllillli‘i‘ as won us the hall is SN”. look “‘hiil lintipi‘ncvl to Night. i L lT' . ”V T I”. “j? i‘ _ . .,. . i “Z ”I

‘ati'ly falls on thv ball or runs with T pawn. Tim.“ as“ list “‘3‘“! “‘18 thumb,” l'THTT”.T.TMCL and”? T n ”TTTTHT.

PV ’il. whalcwr his chances arc. on both ' This position is inkuu l:_\- the fmt : Tm, Columbia-A! m) linp.up {01. the "“‘df‘U‘f ,0! his “T'T'V, 1. IT‘T‘I‘TT‘UT‘], I i V, I ITTC'TiTV‘T }T,T.l'_ll,t,('.lfmf‘.t'~_ 11.111 ‘1
tennis pro, onsido and (liirlbli- to run 1 5.1.1: ml upon one font a f-' 11‘ int hrs T ‘0“... . T M “n aLh““'T_"“"" VmV'hT ”F 111111., . --‘-V‘VV-' .“T.”‘T.»..\!.U.UH. dgdi‘iil . it»: 1~ 1 1 4
with iliTu bull. in front oi the oliicr on illl lino of this. Columbia Army placed alongside 0i (-rflanL SVV it‘ll: ViV'HHlfi‘iT V-iV ml VWOV‘” ‘Vbll'l ihd“ '

If "m hall is kiclml 4., or £10 S, ”mum.“ , 1.1-1. . . .szucr Rumor douchdonns'iigainst Michigan. l“l"- . tour or illOl‘Pt‘S goals COlllVTJlnini .

yards. as it usually is. the conic: V 111: hi all .ls placed Ulltlt' r the T i..'i‘ . .\\'iliorg . . .. .. . Spraiguc marked the “Crimson Star. 1 .\:s :1 lull truw'ls throng:1 H" .TT
drops back to a point about if) yards _ bus tho» but] directly undct math. '1' Ti.” ‘ Show VVVVV ..... Schmidt l'iaI'Val‘d started lilo {4:11ch on :1 “‘3' im‘ tidal il‘mll livid \ V
from win-rc- ilio hall is caught and i ill nut: r 'i-zllould ham :1 i lcar ( ‘ Héci1iluciiltsrii . . . Duly against thc, Carlislc Indians \\ ith 11 tumor m 01' (il‘unlu ui iii.) mark. i-ui
iornisVintvrfcrcncc forllm bull our. V \li-‘.\‘ oi his backfieldnspccinliy to 1 l'T i‘ ‘ ‘ “ l‘i-x'nulds "“‘ Hammock cam made up largely of subsiitutrvs; \‘.'Ti"ll :1 man 1'llll.~' 1m 3.1l'iTLi 1. .
rlcr blocking the opposing yilllymx '1in- Nilyi'l‘ about to recoiri: the bail. 6'11“ ' ' ' {nim- Saunders but the ability or Thorpe to kick :V kickoff u must. in: non.- throng; .
who is in :L‘ptmiiion lu tackle lhn. 'i‘hv hull should ho thrown with lTTFTTTTTT‘radt-T liorn goals from placement from all con ‘ .rokon tic-iii of ii 1'l\';il lvl:1_\.1u
iiilillor. with hands firmly grasping iitc ball. 16"?" ".fVVme'V HUHUTHTcomans cei'i'able angles soon had the liar V, mom on bringing the runner d '

The Springwood football team will Do not stop ”0(ka until 1111': and with a snap wrist motion. . . . S‘s”: , V.V.V.V.V.V.V.V-..VV . . 13119" $31 coaches rushing in tho l'ogn. VIITVTVitT’l'i: is a thrill 1n almost .
travel to Middletowu. tomorrow. . ili.il.ll....\l:1i'hlon . . . Trapuoil 1 ‘ "l" , -.
who”. it will play the Sons of Italy practice in tho mg. “wk and droil’. "V thhmwm Scheiil’lei VVVith but a limited 11111111.er of i in VatinitmnV to that out; 11.111 :1
0]“.th 1.:th Sunday the tom‘smndp OHM, m of II'W" T A“ 'r‘dgn Murine—Columbia lino 1n mites to ma) Via the MTTT‘T‘T' and 1 yards 110111111; koii 1m .1 Voucxd V. .
Itho trip “p.513", but could not play ‘ Another up“. luu‘ “ill in: 5110“ 111.13“ 1‘0“"th Columbia backfield. 177 nitt deant stating the t lllll.:Ull 1Vn . (11.1mm; count 11111st mill: o4h..1il. T. T:
owing m the had wt‘utllt‘r. ‘ ll11 135mm. lino-up ”1|. S“"““""po1imlr'\i'lny line. 183 pounds. lhe face as n. resuthV oi ii11~rn 3mm scl'liumnae ilOill lVic .1. .1 ,1

The SONS Of 1““). 0' AITt'Ti‘TTOTOWD “m“. Oillt‘l‘ than ill!) “‘11 kno“ ll Army backfield. 155 pounds. (T0111 PTKCNTIOHT by JliOrpe Hill‘vfll‘il lr.i-_\lll‘tl TllltPF. .
have one of the fastest. somi~pro Tommy ("Harp") ll'cland. ]{(-[orQe—}L c. McGrsth, 130510“
olevons in the state, playing such . l’ro‘nabio line-up of. the l‘asiimcstVt-V-onagn. thnpli‘e——W’. R. Crowley.
teams as tho 'i'ribuncs of Waterbury Thomas and iroland-«linds. lilowdoin. Field judge—ll. }.3_ v0“
and the All-Middletowns. , , . .1. Nathan and Pocsik—-Tarklcs. iix‘ersburg. Harvard. Linesman—H. F TITB LL PICT IA

The team will meet at the home T ‘ erckcs and Fryci'-G11ai'ds. 111‘ Homage Dartmouth. Time of

of “Billy" Bardos at 9 a. 111. Tho Newport—Center ;pciiods-16 minutes.
management of the Springwoods Choutas and Waterbury —— liaii’V . ,
wishes to state at this time that the To Play the Stamford 11.1okt.H01dlng Ball for Place Kle
Girls of Westport are bookedJor a . ' . ' , l.. Nath.1-‘11——l on Back.
return game at Amusement Park. Bankers In East Nor. M...“ ,ms_Qu,flcr Back VV
Gune starts at 2:30 oxlock. AliiV ——-—-¢———._
walk Tomorrow —- Pastime players are requested to 1111! 01-3 position
. _ . l louse not laie1 than 1: NT
Lost Last Year 6 to 0 tif‘l” of 1...: sushi-
1. 0T M T Tnonosurowx. w. v N 4.1" mm “ck
hc “Pastime will in ' t oi~ . - . a... or 1 tom kicker.
0 T 1. ' p ’ h ‘ '°°, 1315mm 111111.11. TM. 1‘. 1~—w1u1 Governor. Pinchot ,The holder never
11 011-111 football game at Staples , ~ - _ .
Field East Norwalk tomorrow .-\ll(-l1']:illl (at 81w“. my adults of Pcnnsyltauia and Gowrnor Gore lets go of the ball
. ' . , ' .. ' . , . , _ -d bu ‘. of \‘i eat Virginia heading groups of The kicker simply
“hm they take on 1.10 ”a“ Slum- onli). Im sorry. 111.1 :1111. t "0" distinguished spectators from two Tkicks it o t f hi
tord Bankers. .can't iakn your dog in with 3'0“. ,‘ ‘. . . . , i “ ° "
_ . . ,. . , . ,. ‘ states. \\ rat Virginia thersity pill ,hand as held. A
11111 Stamford Bankcrs dcfcatod Lilli}; Dont be so l‘TtlTLllTOUS. \n‘y'dcilicate its new $600 000 Moun- 1'3““ Waition for
”‘9 ”sum“ "‘5“ "“50“ 6 1° 0 bli'i'Ti'm-“FTS "W“ “V“ and ““5 “““c “ tanccr Stadium. today. Penn state the kickerisabout
Vlhu locals have put. in some slifi‘ big (:inill)‘.-Pflfising Show. will oppose West ‘71}gjmu in m. a. step and a. half
1 gridiron clash. behind holder of
_ The stadium was built tram funds ball. .
' contributed by more than 7,500 ---
W» PICKS THIRTEEN WINNERS . ..

1. How is the Dchulty for illegal Taller?! nan at present will seat 33.- 3:81"! Bior 1T:

.. , . (mil. ‘roct on of an upper tlcr would ares rry -
startn nt " s : a. '

2. ‘ \‘VITenort‘hed 1“ TU‘I‘F‘R D ("I1 -incrcase the scaling capacity th 50,- “static. and Woi- ,

e man. carrying the balm-day. N0“ 7. M“ 10“ng rmut‘mhf‘i't‘ll in "u. annals of foot- 000 and the buildinig of another-sec- :31; French, West,VV .’ .
ball .is fouled nhile out of bounds. bull. It was it day or upsets. The experts had a bad afternoon. yours "01} “who end would make “‘0' ca- “:3.“ Ail-America 2
-how is the penalty enforced? truly included. “my '5'000 0"80'000' o ‘ T
' 3. “’hen afoul is committed scion out of12nnstl 1” k l" ‘ I ~ T—
ic. day's airing“, n 111 ms cs 1 ( I‘f‘tol'l , Tumorro‘.:
Tmthbgfiitllzcr side if“ possession of 111 out of 24 since the big games started. ’ Latest BOT) Invade. S T

o . ow s t e penalty cni‘orc- To more I'm not super-muons my host for this week includes 13. - 9 ’1 o
.,.. “m ,._. mm .. 1.. "w W Fnsco s (.hmatown
ANSWERS . . ' SAN FRANCISCO. Nov. 14. (A.

1. The penalty for illegal start. 'Tcamu. Plai'c. “‘inncr. Odds- I‘.)-—For the first time the. beauty
in: shall be enforced from the “m. w prgmmon __ , ,Scw lim'cn. . .Ynlc .......... 5-4 shop has invaded Chinatown. Two
point where the ball was put "“0 ““11"“ ‘s_ Bron“ _,,__.,,,..,..Pmi-ldcncc....llmun 104! of them are doing a flourishing
play. Army 1!. _(.‘i 1lumbln . . .. . . . .. . . . . ..\'r\\‘ York. . . ...\1'n1y . . . .. . 10-7 business.

3- When a Player carrying the Syracuse ‘5. Colgate .-..........Syrncitsc......(‘olgutc ...... , 10-9 The operators are Chinese girls.
bell is fouled while out or bounds Dartmouth vs. Chicago V.1-lunnao ------ .Dwmomh 5-4 BMW" °i ““‘r'drefllnfi and
in it h it b I f ' .piusburgh vs. Pennsylvania .. .Phlladciphla. ”Pennsylvania _ m-o manicure schools. and on the walls

0 pens Y 3 a 9 on awed rom . , i i r hang diplomas informinig custom-
the point where the ball crossed Ohio State 1s. Mirlilgsn M111 Arh 1r ....‘ch1 gen . out
the side "ch - Alabama rs. Florida . . . . .... . .. .T‘lonttrotucry. ”Alabama ...... 5-4 erschnt. ”‘05: '1": duly qualified.

1 Th I ll 1 il . Georgia Tech \'1-.Gcorrria .mm...\tla11tn ....... Georgia Toch.‘.410-9 ‘ m“ 0”“ p“ "m” ”a Chum“

.. c. in sin 30 to tin of- , _ . . _ _ . 1 girls who want the latest bobs and ‘

(alifomia \8. “nailinston . Berkeley ..... ..\Vas11lnxton '1 ,
fended side as lirst doun at th: waves. However" an occasional "
point of the foul. Minnesota ‘3‘ intro " ' ' “'"‘"“""mmlls”'l°.““ T" r‘hlncse uhoik with pinch-back coat TT

i West \‘u. vs. Penn Stati- ....... . )loryzitntmin. ..\\c,.1 \‘n ....... .1-4 ’ ,M ' ‘ ' ' ’
._.-............_. V -0“ . Tulane ‘5 8‘“an “V,“ iii-tram “my", VVVVVVVV '04 .aud ...inch trouser cuffs. can be ':

~Adi-urilse in the Sentinel for the l ‘ ‘ ' ‘ ‘ '. ’ ‘ ' """ " ”’ soon oppoaito the manipulator of or- 4:
best results. .. unlro.slick. cuticle knife and buffer. .

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