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The De Molay Five donned a” tit. season. equal it and he is still about loo . . . .
“Him... follows: Matches at Armory l”“”‘ M ”W“ “W" “1" ‘ ”‘“‘ ““ “ an Tw1rler Matches
New Canaan All Stars onKtho Com'
Tl" DF‘ MOIA Young pitched two no-hit names. 1 K . ___.____--
munily 8‘" court last "”1"" ‘ ’ ‘ Y' | tired the side. instelld of making
(1 F. l‘ts. The Nut-walk Red Men are waiting One in 1904 against the i'hilndol- . ti mi N, .
“0623;: 33:83" that the local Hopkins r! .......... 3 o 4 to 1m“. from Mayor Thomas Robin; $1111 filhifitlcs. ill? other against the! KthYKKfK‘KJngKLKKKKKL‘K‘é'KKK‘ch'KnKK Nouns. made No CASH IN I)EAL SEl‘ql FINALS
tho mllton. rt ..... . i n it s d b k i ow '0’ Amol‘wns 1" ”W I!“ . - it. i k cw. ti l —_
team won by a large martini H K ~ in regards to un ay as shall in _ , . o strlnuous protts n. mi K . .
game W“ ‘M "0m 9“” ‘° “I ”9" If ‘ 2 " 4 \‘ - - The local basketball team the Philadelphia no h” and” m“ u‘ had missed it but remained blIE‘l'il NICGraW Paid $115,000 W1“ Be Completed T"
" t h" Flewellyn the "n” 597""‘5' it 1 l :i ‘ onmlk' ”my" reached “r5" base. ‘ while L‘rigor get the venom out ll . - 0
‘75:?5; the De “0‘1“ team. out “”9”..an 6 ll is through Lieutepagt C. ltussoll Day m0" Juém 24. ”its. pitching for this ”at...“ mm", m, finished for T‘VO Pitchers He day—Favorites Wm
. , e aisle. 0 green. lg --......... 0 o 0 o: iiatiory C. o t a National Guard . ovelan ngnlllst ist. Louis. he held «, . . l i K K ”K tint: and o - 9
0:??glimbgasitaeliso‘at; ‘le loll Brennan. lg .......... l u o unitstationed hero. nludo applica- the Browns to n ill-inning 3.3 1an . K:KflKKIKKlle’KK‘K‘UKlKK‘KKi‘KgKKKKiKli 0 ii I 4 Has Turned Over t0] In Junior and Boys
‘ 110 Wilson I t ' limit to Mayor ltoblns for permission allowing only five. hits. ' , ’. “ ' ' . - - _
far a total of 18 poinll- . S ---~--- 0 i 'l , . .. . \‘l e cunt get the side out \lith lladel 1113 Tournaments
‘ played a line defenliVOK 5:": <LKKK'udcrhiil. lg .... ..... l o -_ K3053“ games in tho city °“ bull- in 1:23;;[KKKIK‘K‘K‘KPOJ‘K’K‘K‘L‘K‘K‘KE at; “'0': lentil-ersutiun; give me the bull; i Ph p
the ‘ iisiai‘son.‘ ........2 l . a ‘ ‘ ’ 1" ° ' ; 5‘- . - . l .’I ., . .- . . .. '
grails up many of P Ashbloom. :K: 0 :1 K’K Mayor Robins was in favor of July 4.1905. The scope was 4.2. K:IKIOIIIK‘OKIKK\;IKK:1KK§K;\:lterlKKKIEIKth TtKhKKrK mints; NEW Yollh. Dec. 3134K” l. m, M1.“ iORK. [)t L. “rump,
ill'GTJIsansOn and Hamilton also ... m __ Sunday sports. but he was under the Weddell was with Philadelphia at :Crlnor. ‘ ‘ mp of intlnlntlons that they mum. . “new players out of an original
yed 300‘! game! {or the waiting- 19 7 45 fifg‘fgigfmzhfié ligafffiéuflomfgg the time. loung with the liorton I The next pitch was right through ed to "stand pat" on their from for entry or more than one hundrednnd
“pm“ was "1° ouutfnd": NEW CAX‘UN ALL STAR-*- Council. The lied Men are ‘nnxious will 881:: season of HM hitching ”1" hm” M ”19 "mm "l.““fi‘rd 193'}. Thr Nl'w York Giants *‘lr- i’ii‘ly youthful slurs for schoolmnnd
' the .. m '0 "”563... loulsonl 0- I} l’lF- to open here on Sunday afternoon. rm- the lied Sox. Ili‘ brat int killlnn. “If “ “Tim, "“‘3’ w W‘" KC‘mh’r pi'lfinl iris. mu men .w-slrrriay by an- collegl's of ill": lint. south and \\'csl.
d9 (0"? baskets an DEW-3ND!) rf .. . l . 7 J 10 . m m o t u g . . t that looktd good tor :1 home run. . K K K
ra total of nine points. 1 Homer: it ~ .. «l K o lKthnuthry Mi‘ eKrKi xomuodi‘igio working for Detroit. l-u. in lo in- Illi'lgint‘ Km feeling at satisfaction Kmumqng the "WHEN”, 0. Km...“ remained m the ”gm m. ”m im-
_ ., .r......... r . c . c . .r . K. .. K K .
he De Molai' boys showed “Md Buckle .. .3 ° oKmmou oun . c mos r n: “INK" when the into Chick Slalhl made one Ring. \‘ctornn right-implied twlrler‘ tionnl indoor troy-.- and Junior timid!
t last evening , Y. C - U that nook. That would enable the During the sensons or his career I . . . .
ble imprOW‘me" 5 botlfl'k‘mo Ahoarn. rg ........... ll 0 »0 Red Mon to start Sunday basketball Youn “.0“ 3r. 0.. more 'unl-s m. tor “1" “(“1051 “PUNK One-handi‘d of the Philadelphia Mllonnls. in ex- I championships lorltiy nil. -,- Ihm‘
or; plati‘Iiinge:rII::c‘: ”K, season. Brooks. is .. 2 1 is as early as they intended. be“ gnarl; being 36 m 15.9.. ‘ hm: ionising iKhKiuo (Hl‘rnbil‘ll‘ll. i ll change Km. \t'aylnnd WMK “mg l days of ”New“. D My ”Frogs lip:-
t ey ‘ _ -.. --— —— However. lilo or lloblns said he , ,' . H". . s y uni: wn m |Jil§ mu eK- .. K .. . . . K . ..
'nnager Paul SIHSW‘” "a MO“ 0 7 25 would take thoymattcr up with Cor- he “as a mtmlur or [he ( "WI‘md smiilurriy remm-lwi; ii‘lghi-lmnllrx. .lnri Jail. Biotin). K nets (ll IIIK. bell nth litoimi-Iil A!"
several stellar attractions to up.
I i‘ against the West at
M
and the lgcald magnolia “011 "“11 Tierney. Henri-1y, who gained :1 re- llltlon. calling {or on abundance of
.. . gamos on un ny are 0 r on Y N ‘ .umunn 'as a home Hm hill :r on skill and stamina irom one of tLKrK
Baseball may Witness a revival of same effect as with a. spltball. vation. There ‘3 no objection I“ Nor- - \lrtlil as pitching stnr, with the ham. slightest physiques in the tourna-
lrirlt pitching next “38011. It is al- As a matter of fact the shine ball walk ‘0 baseball 3““ football on more internationals heron- filming luent “us again on outstanding
Sunday and “1° “90“”“3 tons cannot in the Giants in 1921‘. will Filly first achievement 0!" the Play.
most certain to come it the use of
resin is Ii’gaiiled bythe “1°" com- spit ball. instead of relieving trio? ”9 “he” basketball can b0 blnck- base for the Quaker City team | Cc-en was nearest to defeat in a
mittee. ‘ ' U0“ by applying saliva 10 the ball Bl listed. Sunday Ktho entire sporting l'lenllcy and Dean both wvrc costly'third round hoys' mulch against
Eddie Collins misht essin call on the point of contact With the fingers. “mm“ °‘ N?’“"‘ “d ”‘K: :3: . acquisitions. the former iinliimoro Minimal. per-low or New York. With
his coach, Chief Bender. Loo F0111 is smooth spot was acquired by rub- rounding lonns as we“ fill ‘ e 6‘ y o 1 . star helm: priced ill still/lilo while a severe forehand drive and a hard
\\0lilrI probably DTOVRTT on "Letty" blng the ball on the uniform. hie“ managemon‘ are “fa ng ‘rrxo‘ I“ as PICA-{ed for All- Dunn. “ho came from I.(rilil~'\'ill(‘, genius, I’t'rIOW opened with a rush
ously for a statement ’0'“ 1 y r was said in lime cost close to Sbll.’ to take the iirst sci. 5-6. Coer,
Lelllclli to again take up southpaw-
mg, Possibly Nick Altrock would be
able to do a comeback.
While the above is written largely
in Jest, still trick Pitching cadre
hig opportunities to pitchers who are
hit slipping.
Perhaps two of the greatest trick
pitchers of all-time faced each'other
in the 1919 world s~ries. Since it was permitted. -- Pete August-Shelli Leonard boxing 0”" "f ”I” M“ ““0““ “own” veteran. Dean won ion iind l0” Donuld Slraennn. of Philadelphia.
has since been proved that than” ' ' ' snow at tho Park Theatre. scheduled .ployers died here early yesterday. onion names Vlhilo hemley won he .[rhtntph‘d (“-9, hand and JK H.
classic wasn't on the Moore. it Barney Dreyfus. owner of the ‘0' “mm“ H h“ "M" “(‘siponm ‘Iie hart been ill lotii‘tccn rt‘nli'lis l‘li'l'l‘il iind IOSl "mm “In! “10W- l’ltmiln in the doubles.
until January it. it was announced I ell ll Victories mm 1.1 am...“ with Favorites again mm In ho'h com-
stems fitting tom the two magicians
of baseball. Eddie Cicotto and Hod
tiller iihouid have taken part in that tolerate a trick pitcher on his staff . - "m“ “‘“hm‘m‘L “3“ The “““WM' 1011 ro ilo'rrml- wurrn F‘r'tnk lllnlm- Mllkr-d limonl: the the l'hilllm in ill”l after {our l-e'lrs' more winnef or the bo\"‘ -
. ' . .. . . . . . . ~_ .. , ~ ~ ~ . . . 5 went that
event. 0 o o It so happened that after one of To Flght in Stamford Tailor the card “(as pain at by Java outstanding gridiron stars of all PITT“)us ”HI“ “‘“h “RC“!"im- .vcnr, Gregor-v Alnllgin of Newark.
. 1h” 1919 series games EIIt‘r had 8 ' ..m ' manager 0 ‘ ugus. w OHIOHNSO-Vv CY \‘01'.\'G Aantlmo. 1n the drive when muss plm' ~ N J Julius ASclinson or New Yer
When Eddie Gloom was sent by pitched. I was sealed at the same Jan' . ClPCk Dorsey wanted “ little "m” ”me m bm‘“ , . . . . lit.“ the rogue. illnkey played and NEW YORK. Doc. 31. -, Thll‘ll“ John Milltli of the l'niversi'v o.
the Boston Red So: to Chicago he table in the Sinton Hotel for. .1“,er t0 MIX Wlth Tangalr August into proper shape forlho bat. CHRIS“ MATHMHO). rm“. years PK. Ya“. ”om ”a. ,0 right New York Giants will go to pmnsvlmnim Eugene ”my...“ 0.
.wns regarded as Just about through Eller had decisively borne“ the Sox. ”'5 s. ’. Ithe Sumsotd [mining camp this ~ '. v v
1894. and in the opinion of \ctorltnK ionkeis. l\. 1.. and Strachon all
as a pitcher. As a unatta- or tea
Cioottc attained. his create“ tame
alter Joining the 801..
O O '0
Eddie Cicotto has a. lieen mind.
venue ladsiat-
Referee—Jake l-‘runllv‘.
was really nothing more than s. dry
Cicotte used to carry a bag or tel-
cum powder in his hip pocket to as-
sist in getting the shine. He would
first dust the talcum on the ball and
then rub the desired spot.
0 O 0
These are just. a low of the many
trick deliveries that crept into the
game when such style or pitching
Pittsburgh Club. has always been
against trick pitching. He wouldn‘t
and his excellent pitching was being
when Mr'. Dreyfus remarked:
“I don't like him. he is a trick
pitcher. Keep him (rem rubbing the
much praised by those at the table .
~r'
AWAIT DECISION
or MAYOR ON
SUNDAY GAMES
N o r w trill—Tied Men
Hope for Favorable
Reply to Request for
poration Counsel John Cuneo and
obtain legal advice on the question.
It is expected that an announcement
enthusiastic about Sunday basket-
ball. Sunday atternoons are tons
drawn out ones during the winter
season when there is little going on.
Basketball is not drawing the crowds
that it should at the present time
Robins.
MIKE ESPOSITO
AND MERCER
U Q I O .
lin, Fill mo Scrapper
STAMFORD. Dec. Sl.——Joe Chim-
bole says he has abandoned hope or
getting Young Mulligan ot Norwalk
By BILLY EVANS.
The into Christy Mathewson was
a. relllnrknblll pitcher. W1: ter John'-
son is easily the most {i‘lll'lud or the]
modern crop of pitchers. Yet the rec-
ord nl' Cy Young is \Itlilrtl utih
many extraordinary teats oi pitch-
ing that will probably rncr ' be
counted. even by the grout Johnson
Young has over aim mu tor inligur
victories to his credit. .lilinson ls'
tllo only pitcher with n chance: to
games away. i
club. then in tho Notional Iwnguta. i
In six ocnsolls of his l‘emnl'kn‘def
major league record he won 35 or
pitching in which he won from 20
to tilt games annually.
BRIDGEPORT
Pete August Wants
More. Time to Get In-
to Shape for Sheik
Leonard
BRIDGEI’ORT.
Doc. 31.-——The
yesterday by Tex Grills. promotir
Young’s Pi
THE EVENING SENTINEL—SO. NORWALK, CONN.
clay? i [:13 e f e a t s. N e w Canaan All - Star Tean’i
tching Records Stand
, iIIINKEY, FAMOUS
Star pitchers liro rosy to umpire
for. There never were three lllll'cl‘
Imen to cull bulls and :itl‘ikls tor
.tilun t‘y. Clll‘lsly :lnll Waller.
I We“ do I l‘t.‘\‘iil| an incident that
.mme up ill (ill important game ill
'lloston some in years back null
illow l'oulll; not. lnu out or an cm-
i bllrrnssing hIlliuiilvll.
' in thnso dtlys Detroit. and Boston
.Kwt-ru bitter i‘imls. Willi the bases
timed and built iil‘un'rnl‘ll. tho linbe
perfect strike tllllt would hllve ru-
“llill. 1 out not so good I can spot
Kbntlors like Sim Cl'nutortl an extra
3 strike."
COACH DIES
American Football
Four Times — Was
Great Tackle
' SOUTHERN PINES. N. 0.. Dec.
3).———(A1") Il‘rnnk llinkey. fifty-five.
with tubt. rculosis.
ill
WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 30, 1923'
GIANTS AND “
PHILLIES SWAP
THREE PLAYERS
Jack Bentley and Way-
land l)ean Given for
Jimmy Ring. Veter-
southpaw. K
in announcing the deal on lvhnlt
of Zilnnugnr hit-Gl'nw. “'hn hits loft
Will be made Within a few days. "Logggnmcs; in four, .0 or more That was the only wily ho mom for Florida 5%“.er JK JK Tinmey his ll llli lit ierfornl-lnces of Tues
Basketball fans in Norwalk are 2 K "K .. ll Kit known to me lh.lt he thought i “an...” m, rush was mmmd r .l l . .. .
Jilk ng 15 Stars or ii: lmglle I hm] missed one, and I certainly had. Trude Helps Ginnls day by winning (our more sll-l nil-
bo'stcrs the Giants
twirllnl: stuff with an cxpm‘lenocd
star while giving the I’llIIIIl‘F. the
benefit of youth and boiling as Well
.’l.'~‘ pilcllllt: rlinterinl. According to
The trade
“00 in cash and plnyrrs two yearsK
:lgo. Dean was a salary hold-nut be. '
lul'Cl donning :1 Giant unifmm and
then will: hlmdicnpl-d by no injury.
Dean and Bentley both had latter
prrrentngns than iting List season
but neithrr performed as r'lzulnl'ly
or consistently m the l’llilndelphla
it smooth-place club. He went to
. mory.
‘ t‘l‘ltlcs cstnblishl‘d himself {is one of
llhe greatest \\'Ili.‘-.'nlt‘ll of all time.
I Ilinkay “us picked by \Vllllf‘l
L‘nmp for his All-American team ln
Kelllintz —— l'l pltehers. ll lulleidcrs.
inlne nlltl‘ivldnrs and three cttchers.
‘ It is probable (hilt Manager John
McGl'uw will find another catcher
isomewhere to be used as rrgular ns.
15 YOUNGSTERS
REMAIN IN .
TENNIS MATCH
Kansas City Lad Again
Shows Some Great
Playing—Wins Four
Warren Coen Jr.. a Stutil-Il-‘nrtz‘d
stripllng from Kansas City. copped
ous matches yesterday. slimming to
the semi-finals in tile lloys' fixture
and lo the third round of the ill.
nior doubles. lie is the only i'l‘lll‘y in
all three competitions and his exhi-
rulilell iii this point and solved the
match. lS-i. lie then eliminated
in quick successions two junior play.
ers. William Hand of 'l‘uclinlloe, N.
\'.. ilnrl Morton linkrr of lioliimorc.
Coen's baseline gums
llllIH‘thl.‘
with each match and lie was still in _ 'l
excellent stroke when. pnlrltl. with
petitions, Diward Jacobs of llnlti-
reaching the. round before the semi.
flIlEiIS.
In the boys' event. Frank Shields.
national outdoor champion. Donald
Frame of Windsor. Conn. and Wal-
"S ORTS 0
all 80
each of these tour seasons. He mp. KKKKKKKK i p». q K K KK
lilined tho lZl‘l team in his last the K 1‘ “Ii “ .ank 1“.“ (‘i‘ MW 1 ill
rrnsons nu uncrelrntlnn iIlnl also in- i ”an“ 09““ Mg gm“ ‘0 Til-“mg“?
iclurlnd such Unions gridiron figures lkomufl‘m“
las "i‘udgu" lictl‘olinger nnll liuiilir.‘ 0“ ill"
When trick pitching set to be the
vague. Cicotte went deeply into the
subject. He made all sorts otexpcrl.
merits. ,
ball across his shirt from and he
won't'bo nearly so ciYective."
. A tow days later Eiler ngnln op-
posed the White Sox. i noticed be-
to meet Mike Espoeito of Stamford
in the ring hero January 3 and has
signed Nick Mercer of New York.
known as the Greek bantnm as 153- ;
icr Thomas of Elizabeth. .\'. .l. were
among the \\‘ll’llli‘l's.
Announcement wus made liv
tournament colllnliltlxo.
the
‘5‘”. .1 n 1“:
r! “H“ l-‘"‘“‘ that the se-
.lhe infield youngsters are H. i‘. Lucy
Killsl
It was cicotte who was responsi-
ble for the black and white ball. ‘He
saw to it therabom half of the‘ball
would berbadly soiled. the other-halt He used only a fast ball and he had and last week he won the decision Big Gate tllc Exception football. lie pitiyrd six tili'lt‘l‘t’nt po- , Waco and IIéll'YH' Co'ti‘r from
kept as clean as possible. Such a the Sox swinging wildly. The rough over Spark Plug Russell in 10 Little chance to draw-big “n.0,“... sltions IL‘st s nson and iIIlI them .lllng‘KZK‘Kmm'KfKKE‘K‘KK"? £2Titff‘i KKP’K'KEWK'K‘KTK Louisville. "K: it“ the IK'j‘KWVKhKMKI' ”Shim“ I” ”‘5
ball formed on optical illusion as it spot caused by the eméry made the rounds. He has also defeated Billy because of the small Cm“ ill which very well. - ‘. ii-i‘ h h- :K i K‘“' i 'R K‘KK‘ i‘ohen. regal-deli a. .41.; nf the ’KK'K‘ 0' “KK"-—K 1"‘1-1.‘ “H bruit: to-
w“ hurled to the batter. mkm'K“ Marlow. V. Salvador. Joe Colletti. » til it . c on ..u min it most n In minors' L‘Il‘Yl‘ri‘Si silortsicps. will m- i~' \hk‘l J..co 15 {Hill Maligln. Nillln‘n
a very difficult matter to follew'its
course.
It was Eddie Cicotto who proved ball and is a. big winmr, it‘s a good hands of Chick 80883. Larry Gold-_ tier of clubs to shift camps. minor league record with the Yan- I "m" turned during his four 5'9“"5501 ms anUrics of lost ”MK,”
that by loading the seams 01th. WI bet T16 43 dGCtol'Ing {ha bu" Both hers and Arnold Ryan” ICPCS hr) in $0.": to hug Millie “{ i of DIllY. i “a IS OllIV 19 roars OIt'i "‘“"‘""“'~——~——-—--——-~-
' ‘ Ilium-y had a style all his own ' ' ’ gt
at, a certain spot it was possible to
tore'esch‘pltcb he would rub the ball
across his shirt (rent. It was sup-
posed to have emery powder on it:
ball break deceptively. He struck
outKlo men. six or them in a row.
Anytime aKpitcher uses only a test
posito‘s opponent.
Mercer taught a libround draw
with Young Mulligan in November
Johnny Ryan and others. in is bat-
tles his only defeats were at the
Mercer and Espesito will so to
runny of the majors and
trained in Florida. is causing a num-
Banks on Collcslan.
minors '
to
[KS 1
Tlmniy ll.l lltit‘urll l
If Tony Lil 'IIil‘l't‘ Iit‘i D5 up
Babe Ruth‘s spoillrzllt. Lost sensoni
K tradition that
worth.
Iiinkey. despite his diminutive size
lwas one of the fiercest tncltlcrs all
his bulk with etlsc and it was n Yan
llinkoy‘s end was
Tfrom llichllienll. Whiter N-n‘rlk from
Spartansllul'g. Andrew Cohen from
ninth in \Vnco for another season
lunless the. Giants suffer a repetition
i w. ll. (,‘Iarlisiln from Norfolk. t',
llli-i'innl round would be convicted
todzlv. (Torn rind Shields are in the“ ‘
upper liltli‘ of tho draw. with 'l'hnm.
land Stl'ncllnll. Sl‘IIKSOl) and Ric-
.\ulli'l‘. Coon will play the winner of
the latter match.
New Haven Guard
Cicotte and Eller were trick pitch-
make the ball cut all kinds o!.queer ers. ‘ . rounds. Chick Dorsey 0f Wesinori. )chraw is banking on Eddie For- he lntlotl in 2;": runs in tho (“mm ““‘I “'“S “"Khmll 1: rimi as a "ball 1:. Linlbcrg. wt... tormeriv “child . .
capers. He got his idea 'lKro'm the K K K . . o s 0 also is to be on tile card in a lo- rel. {orn‘er University of 1,6,.“th League and scored an: thsNK.K hawk." ills lnvnriie method 01‘ inch- Km \\‘t;.=lllnl:tlln and .ll-rrerso‘h (.OKK ‘VIITS Shooting Tronhy
once-popular loaded bowline ball. no 1le series really marked um ”Pun“ ““W'm 3““ Tammi}; ‘ “min shortstop. to be a great help ....._.. ."ng “m ‘0 ”“0 “n ”“1"”: pin-""8 lose. and Egbert Slam-cl.- from Nor- ——. ‘
It was Cicotte who ltarted‘tbe ”In.“ the two pltchinl stars. Filipino boxer now u" “3 in 9" to the New York Giants nest st-u- \‘ctcmn Still Fast. 0"“ his back and throw ”m“ “'m‘ folk are, the pitchers wi‘o hare. not Cmnpnnv A, ll-L‘nd int C ‘\‘ (‘ if
sbi a ball. He demon rat 0] York: Willis Mack is to meet Mule . . “mm. mm. KK K . v. . . . . .. . 1. o
n _ K at ed that by outlaws; eased out the next you Brown Knnnomer Ko_r°unded Joe eon. Slim-Rico or “nshlngion despite .. . _ “q hwn intioducml to lei.) Grounds' 31W mi 011 has been award-:4 tho
”mm; a up“ mm M" ”w“ “1° “8 “l" "w" °' “‘°-“‘“‘"°"’ "S“ King or Bridgeport and Kid broad . . his many years or smleo. continues . I‘“"“‘T;" mm“. "5, '3"? .‘ ”m l‘ilil‘oliS- "Unit iiviiuiim only new. national ironin- given earn our by
size or a half dollar to a much hith- dull up in connection with the scrim. or Stamford are to 80 six rounds ltllnno Star Versatile. to he one of the hem has“ runners “mum-K I“ “‘5 I‘m-”m1 ”'1“? ”mm“ comer among the catchers. arrived lilo Militia ISlli‘l-uu in “~.K.K.St..m..,m
Pr luster than any other partctthe while Ellor couldn't make a“. [M0 ma there is to be a. four-rounder Fullback Freddie Lampl‘echt o! in the American League. in 3? tries 9d toKhew “an“: an" gmimfumn from Wichita lull? loot season. to ”10' units or the C. N. t; wing}:
cox-er. a. pitcher was able to [at the one: trick pitching was barred. between Tiger Smith of South 'Nor- Tulane was the Gimme Kelly or last season he was safe 26 ”m". sKlKld Kwaf end (‘Lfiil‘l {Sr KnixKll-i: warts. AK Tyson from Louisville. ““5 Car- 1H5 ”K. “can... numb” K' “Ken
. . wal kand Charles Manley of Storm . K‘Kt‘eK‘KKKI 2K5: “£3 lifilll‘k 1:; Ii 1:12;; HK-r from Richmond. Joe Klingl‘c Qualifying in ninrklllansllip. aecgl'd.
:‘ ‘ ford. Battlil Q1 ' lei l'lb‘zutwi" vapors egouliinkzy hl‘ from Clarksburg and A' P' Moore in: to "n otllcinl statement 1‘9“"!
. '_____ : 1 1" --“ ' "tron Eli .- i,- _ i» .- m. - W'il‘
, NEW FA] . TAPII . 1g L11“ Leaves came head ‘cnnch. but failing health llelll‘s in m are Kthi lKoutthui out i.) the .idlutnnt hamrais obit-H:
. K Sport Notes “TIdOTV IJCSS Than $600 forced th to rtllrt‘ Crtirillp' KKKI‘tKlKlKlK 32::an and Al K'ihe contest was staged at new”
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' COUNTRY ‘ I "B Thousands o! athletes represent- PLAY FAIRFIELD "Battling" Ski. Songalcse boxer who it." d“. an: grep-trod for “‘19 1"" there been recalled. competed. ‘1' not 0m” guard
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49‘~ i” K' ‘ ' " _ the United States and Canada are weight championship. left an ostute PM?!" ET \‘lCK .
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' ‘ . next Summer in the national railroad ' papers filed m the Surrogate's court .
8m * - championship meet. ball Mam is practicing this week in yesterdav by the widow risking 'tor A tenant. “rote a long letter to
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WCAEL ‘ N ‘ . '“ nos 0 “DP 0 6021110 00b January 14 with Fair-field H. S. in ring career. Slki won what was ro- . ‘ . ‘ l
“‘0‘? 0011’ CROWN ' ~ 5 H‘fi‘t LOE€anizaflon to bauK combat the University othlKlKli; Fairfleitl. Staples has won four and carded as a considerable fortune. Lzrpiin”3:5“:231‘331 willifinQEPTI‘t: . a
. ‘ ' * ' 1 ho ho. nois twelve years asset is it lost one came. Norwnlk High hand. He was found murdered two .K' . . ‘ . -
It '5‘” 1°f‘ilfignwi; 2:830:21”: -.. -. a.'.v.e. a. rate eleven‘s have played 68 games ed Staples their defeat. .Following weeks ago in a street on , the west. light "3 ”XI?” “:m‘ antiquated KJOF “7" l l ‘\{g t.» h
31‘1“" aisle beiu great tootball Kgl'am Tomorrow -—- against "Big Ten" teams. and bare the Fairfield contest Staples will side in the district known as "Hell's and ”m K“'“"‘ ‘1“? “K50 “9' _ ‘ ' \ i
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I) 3Y9 - .' t- iost only 20. teams in this section of the state. application was a paper from the KK ‘- KK . What th new ,;n . Lion . K K K'.
tor the leKo K29?“ :23: 1111:“: , Games are planned to be played with French consul general in New York Yes. T if.” your letter. the land- need mono“ fist elaKK ngeLrKlKlsKto grain: KtKe old KHKish ballads. it you .
n Benenl ru also linki m" ,3: in . The new clubhouse at the Fair- Paris has Just been treated‘to a Greenwich. Congress 8. 8.. Sim- renonunclng his right of letters or lord paid. but it was addressed to 8 . 38! 0 5 C it 115 {inland}?! 1:0- "Kii walk through a
ers to in for - , field Count Hu t club will be for ovei tour-mile rel race in Wh ch lord. -Iililford. Bridgeport Central administration [Or the estate. Siki the wrong person. I thought you and some tourmhecl brakes. . :- Ortii thllils you on it a
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compeu‘w" “'ay'm f lai‘iIUiilver molly opened on New Year‘s Day the contestants were half a hundred High..Sheiton. Seymour. Bethel and was a citizen or France and served li-‘id intended it for Santa Claus— o o - 20°11 :illlKKilel aKkick out or going ”5°“ i
Fred me‘Lrtielftion ho eve”!- FreJ with an Ksppropriate program. The milliners'Ksssistants. Each runner Danbury. . “ll-h ““3 French “We“ I“ "he. ““1“ London Mirror. While Red Gran“ did “0' make CDT) 3133“? n\lfiin'r Y 5’.
SAW ‘5 an line and .h-e, of! IL tee afternoon events will start about was required to wear her ordinary . . ' - his money out or Florida real es.ntc. [p V0“; 01:. 1.1“qu Oil {‘CE
plungesh: some de cc of an , '. two.o'clock. The new ‘polo field street clothes. high~beeled shoes. . - yet he collected $328101‘ever)’ S'illd ME-{N ltVY'l‘iilYG T‘l ' liu“ 1‘34
with t It football as well 1.; Will be used for the first time with: and carry an enormous bat box. I l HE S ND he gamed m m. wan“ gum“ IVOTE: . . . l lOL. K.
He" a. star 11 .KKKKKKK. “1. between members. There will . . , . , . _ K thil J \‘t t 30“, honest to John. isn't
so"- recht has been on tbs'rularte a ”fiEMFIOn of the buildings and Hopes run bixb that .oxresment . The New York experiment with ‘ u. 0° pretty r0.r words“
Lamp squad i'ov: several WK 9" fi “mmmzb-Lbs afternoon. between American and English golf- two business men Judging a prize “‘0 are mm". -d
“Twin: turn out some prettylseod 1:65: hust- Tei arranging for are on the size and weight. ottbe tight proved a stun-5s . . . ll mm- is to disco . fit :0 read "Imam
And I aryns at the Southern schooloPK ti“ o'cloa. There ven rvod at golf ball may finally be reached at pit-.lcl)‘ shattered the belie! that no- staining “ms:- “a ."mmw 0‘
3‘,“ ‘6 éhat at an 'eCCOmPIlshmen program dull“ the e we‘ve” an international conference in Lon- nods could do worse than profession. (.m, .. u. ' ' '. u a"! ’"mflmI 00‘
M some do there. dresses by 50““ of «62¢ don next June. William C. Fownes. ai Judges of llriu- "kill: 3‘ mm “as “mm“ “I’m" ”“3
to make the BT16 ' it known- is the D001" will alsolbo‘tnciuwm cli’ti“ Pittsburgh. is expected to convey . -. . llnrulrd clown last fall to indicate
mmrrfrfre‘rcollegiste sol! 6111:; midnllm a tui'key fax; has about "$33" ideas to the Royal and A banker and il department store filial-:10“ “or “5mm“ "0 a scan“
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lmost yearly 3"“? and . avenue . NT- . . CS- - -. . batted .339 his first . . _
a Lamprecht is n Clown“ boy tour west “‘1 Bulk! y. mile! °t the '10 “1-3.0?!“ “A c. 81.—- ' . And we thought the czar had been alone! beach 1 year In moms
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entered in l- o . rt and I m mpDEl’O - Peppere“ ens. F0 , 0811le was PM good coin; and saved ground all the 5 ' down it in v ,
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14,-. also hold u, Cleve la ‘ do. to! .vei'i“°-bm and visitorl i no or ‘ multiple 10°“ 'y to b. reop- .w-vt W-Kmm ,K rider. start» - a length. The Fern wheeled. came back to tho iud- cm“ “Will“! '0' the heavnrclsbl lung. mm 3000].! nolh‘l Int-“TS.
title and last uummsr ms or.“ at ca so mm by m. mus-gems company sn- Fm" “'d m, one ol the m .n at an angle. ges' stand. and appeared disappoint. ““0. iiupiw the popular belie! that in. mm... a, do hm “k“ “ ". °"
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