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. There Will be no games in Stamford
. mending officer of this district of
;‘ the National Guard refused to allow
‘ the Stamford team to continue using
- the armory at the present low rental
‘ rate.
‘ were surprise to learn of the deci~
’ armory for Sunday basketball caus-
., ed the federal
, down on sports held on the Sabbath.
’, other reasons for the raising of the
‘ rental prices. except to place a limit
_FRIDAY, JANUARY 8,
1926.
THE EVENING SENTINEIr—SO. NORWALK. CONN.
PAGE NINE
Stamford Five Loses Armory—Fraternal Teams Bowl
_ CANCEL Humil‘mll
SCHEDUL
in Line-up
The scheduled game between the
Hope Hose Big Five of Norwalk and
tho Stamford Blues for this Sunday
artlord office of the National
Guard has taken the use of the ar-
mory away front the Stamford team.
this week but the following Sunday
umbue flail.
it is understood that the com.
The sudden boosting of the
price sltyward forced the Stamford
team to quit immediately.
The basketball fans in Stamford
also of the National Guard. it is
said in Stamford that the action of
the Red lien in seeking the Norwslk
authorities to shut
There have been no complaints or
on the omnintlons using the er~
mories.
ED TOR SUNDAY
CT -. 1003‘ City Team Will Play in Columbus Hall Af-
ter Next Sunday—Villa Nova Collegians to
Open On New Floor—Stuhldreher May Be
The action came out of a clear sky
in Stamford. The Blues were draw-
ing large crowds and some crackeh
lack games were being stsgcd there.
Everything pointed towards a revi-
val of interest in basketball In Stain.
ford. The games were bringing the
young men of that city to the ar-
morlrs on Sunday instead of allow-
ing them to engage in various other
forms of amusement that are always
not for the best interest of communi-
ties.
The Blues will open up a week
from this Sunday against the Villa
Nova college team. This contest
will be staged in Columbus Hall. the
some place where the boxing bouts
are being held tonight. f‘olumbus
Hall has a fine basketball court‘snd
will be a good place for fiti’ndsy
games. it is located on Willow
street with plenty of parking spaces
is short distance away. .
it is possible that Harry Stuhld-
reher. All America quarterback and
member of Notre Dame's well known
Four Horsemen in tau. may come
to Stamford as a member of the
basketball team. Stuhldreher ls
football coach at Villa Nova and is in
member of the athletic council with
ell-year around work at the Penn-
sylvania college.
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ill So. Main St.
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likenesses of the persons photographed.
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plots range.
Comtnercial traflic occupies waves above 550 meters.
The 'only possibility for broadening the broadcast
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Creighton Ace
FRANK RYAN
One of the outstanding pastlmcrs
on the Creighton University basket-
ball team is l-‘rsnk ltyan. Creighton
followers think a grout deal of him
and with this all-orallnd performer
in the battle front hope to have the
Omaha school cop the North Corr
tral Conforouco championship for
the fourth mason straight. Creigh-
ton for several yours has furnished
some of the illg Ton quintt-ts Illi'ill!
of trouble and this suction will mtol
two Won-torn (‘onfcrl‘nce schools as
well as four from the Missouri Vei~
icy among others.
inn" CLUBS
READY Til Ben
IN titanium
The inter-club bowling league will
open next Wednesday evening. The
are entered into this circuit. There
Kiwanis. Lions and Toreador tube
will he games bowled each weclt for
a. period of ten woctn. A Suitable
prize will be given to the team toad-
ing the league at the end of the
schedule. The three clubs have been
busy during the last two wot-ks In
searching their mrmbcrshtp lists for
bowling candidates. Try-outs have
been held and the best bowlers will.
comprise the teams of the varlOue
clubs. Greet interest is bcing shown
in the coming matches. The mem
here who donor take part in the
games are expected to attend and
cheer for their club. The winning
team will be the guest of honor at
a banquet to be given at the expense
of the lasers.
B.’.TTLE FOR
LEADERSHIP or
incur TODAY
A real battle for the lesdmship of
the Southern Fairfl eid County has-
ketball league will take place this
the Southern Fairfiold County bos-
ketboll teams from Norwulk and
Greenwich High schools will clash in
the Greenwich Y. M. C. A. Each
team has won a single game in the
league. Greenwich defeatcd Fair.
field and Norwulk downed Dnnbury
High. There should be plenty of ac-
tion in the game as a victory now
means much for both teams in the
fight for the league championship.
Coach Ferol Green will take ten
players to Greenwich today with all
of them entering the game to re-
ceive experience. A large number
of Norwalk High school students and
other rootera are expccted to at-
tend the contest and cheer the local
boys on to a win.
Says Betting Ruins
College Football
The Yale Daily News this week
printed a statement by William 8.
Langford. former Trinity football
player and now secretary of the
Football Rules Committee. in which
he says that betting by the alumni
and the demand for victory because
of that reason are the causes of the
present over-emphasis upon college
football. ,.
“The idea that to be successful
a team must win is becoming all too
prevalent in football as well as in
everything else. This idea is found-
ed on the practice of betting and it
will be the hardest kind of a fight
to make the public. particularly the
graduates and the under-graduates
see the wrong they are yearly en~
oouraglng. Betting has become an
essential part of every football
game and the evil of such condi-
tions need to be remedied before
the whole idea of college football is
I” OI
Mr. Lengford also declares that
all spirit of support of one'e team
because of loyalty and love of the
college is lost. bring supplanted by
a personal and selfish dcsire for vic.
rot-y so that the winner may reap
the harvest of his friende's losses.
WAR LORD RETIRES.
TOXIC. Jen. 8.-—tAP) Vernacular
advises from Mukdrn capital of
Manchuria say that Marshal Chang
’l‘Io-Lin. Manchurian war lord has
announced his retirement. That for-
eign office has rrcsivcd no confir-
mation of the announccmrnt but
the spokesman for the office said the
"port was believed promote.
MARRON STARS
AGAINST PORT
CHESTER TEAM
George Smith Is Held
to Four Points by
Rube Gordon Last
Night!
Billy Marron wall the star in the
Hobrew's victory over the Port
Chester Five in Bridgeport last
night. lie soon-d seven foul goals
and tallied five tlmt‘e‘ from the
floor for a total of 17 points. Rube
RED MEN PLAN
TRIP UPSTATE
IN FEBRUARY
Will Meet Best Teams
in Hartford Section
——Must Play Under
. Amateur Rules
Till" Nortvulk Red Man are plan-
ning to tour the upstate cities in
l'vhruury The Red Men have never
lwn on the. road for any long trips.
but now the opportunity prcsl-nts il-
or‘if and the local boys “I“ probably
Gordon played George Smith well.
holding that star to two field goals”
mite advantngo of it. Basketball is
fining big in the cities around Hort-
Y- M- R A- ford. Manager John llicGarrle of
G- F. ”umbr- lndlans is making arrangements
Welder. rf 2 i 3'm pany in a few of the cttioa be-
Schwartz if ......... 0 “ Winn: tllrl sr-ason closes. The Red
Kapiau. if ..... 1 1 il'nivizi probably will meet the but
”Gordon. c ........... 0 3 {mam in llnrtt‘orll. Matwhcstor, Mid-
Marron. r; W. s 7 “llllvlrmu. \l’atcrbury. Mt‘rldt‘h and
Fltelson. lg 0 2 2 xx“. Initzlln.
"' "' " 'l'lw litixlcs of Hartford. who hold
8 16 Willie state amateur championship.
PORT CHESTICI i\\‘l\llIil [tile to meet the lied Mt-n.
G. F. PLS.‘Get>lgc Smith and his team mates
Multne, rf ......m. 3 Z 5 have (-itt‘n hecn heard of upstate.
Moger. if ......u... 1 3 iiThe manngnrs of the teams in tho
Smith. 0 ............ 2 0 ifllnrtrowl section realize that the in-
tuckley. rg .......... 1 1 3§tiinns would be a good drawing card
Hofflnnti. lg ......... i l 9;;lml :«onw games are likely to re-
<-—— ~ - suit, ‘
0 20 Ni tllv: gumrs with tht-sc teams
W
GEllRlG’S lull
il'cl'l'ti iiuvo to be pinyml undvr the
flml’ilmll' code. iluskclbull is a
mtln r :.l-\v game In these cilia-s. hnv-
It'll; !~ . u plmwd there for loss thlm
[it Il \. .:-s. The nmntrur rules mtlkc
i“ lost contest with lots of spred and
”norm passing of the ball. This re-
tail-2.11m Would handicap the lied
ill-"n to a Ct'l'llil'i uxtunt. George
Smith and Clayton Moth-an have
ltlfil'wl amatlur ruins and are fam-
* 'lIIllr unh them. Hurry Clancy also
—-———-— thus prrt‘ormcd with this code in ct-
Lou Gehrig. rltar first baseman of . (mt Tin- other mgmbom mm. play-
the New York Yankees. ls cocking ag-vl : iv gem“ with these rulcs. so
game with the Norwolk lied Men 'tit. ”311, Will not be so seriously
Gehrig has a crack basketball tcnmllmn l2. ,lppod.
this your. Among their victims areL ...
the Original Celtics. world‘s chum-l. .
pions. Manager John .\ic(‘xu.~rio mny‘i E. HGN QPEN
get the New Yorkers here later. on. I
SEASON WITH
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Gehrig is a former Columbia lint-I
The Stratrora Lesion had little
lirldgspOr'
varsity all around athlete. He play-‘
ed football. basketball and baseball
at Columbia He went from the New!
York college to the Yankees, who;
formed him out to Hartford for sca~ f
soiling. Gehrig displaced Woltcri
Pipp as regular guardian of the in-:‘
title! neck with the Yanks early
last season. He gained quite a reply;
out ' :7 mills in downing the
fallen as a slugger. driving
about 20 home runs Gehrig has \us in Stratfnrd inst niuhl. Thv
many friends in this section. hating wire was iii! to 17 Andi-moo and
visited at llell is and while a stu-, fir-“icky stirred for Slrntford.
STIMTI’ORD LEGION.
dent of Columbia.
made in quitting the ring gunn-
when there was so much mom-y .lti .
his elbow. New Haven and is the younger
'1'an is a growing favorite in brother of "Mtckr-y" Travers.
For over 50 years we’ve
strivcn to make our label
the identifying mark of the
best of everything men and
boys wear.
How well we may have
succeeded, we leave to our
customers, contenting our-
selves with the thought
that this new year—as the
years to follow it—will see
no change in our standards. I
To help take the edge cl? 3
your New Year’s bills,
we’ve revised prices on sev-
eral thousand men's Winter
suits. No great shakes of
a sale of course—just the
normal readjustment of
stock necessary this .time
of year. , .
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ours. ‘ I
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Red Men Take Two Strlngs from Knights of
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Columbus Team Last N ight-Willlams Has
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High Total of 362 —- Olsen Next With 357
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~Other Good Scores Turned in
The Elks and the Grotto each won ill-goon. W. 84 87 107' 280
three straight games in tho Frillrl'. i'Ill'lsllllnt‘l It: an 259
. , IIOII_\\l'fiOt'I m 1:] ill Elli
a“ how" mg“ “m "mm m Ih' D‘mnrtino .. ..... it; a; 3:. 235
Clifford alleys. The Red Men “‘erl- __ __‘
less fortunate as they t00k only tm. ll! inn-t i'i'. 1360
out of three games from tln- KiliRIlir 1:111) mm;
of Columbus. The high total t'Or Hunerllut ........ as. _. -- 85
three strings went to Williams of Rum ....... 77 as ed 248
the Moose. who turned in s scon- Marllca M rt 51' let
of 362. Olin-n of the Grotto item was Cavailo ..........ll’:fl lm‘t it!) 299
next with a high average of 857. Dmvncy . ..... 73 lirk lszt :lli
ELKS. Mills .. ........ .. - 1"") ill 200
Rose 96 95108 299 _. _. .. ......
Tarlov ..........111 110 88 30:! 413 45.7 till 1407
- Gonch .......... 96 88 94 218
’J Merino ..........10i as so 293 onorro.
. Noack ..........lt?lli 98 329 Dawson .......... l"! in? “i 292
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524 .300 484 “We Olsi‘ll . . llii ivf. lit‘l 3.37
ODD FELLOWS. A. Schultz; It‘ll .3 in 2.13
Benedict 8? 5‘.) 75 2M Folly ..... a: .3 2s:
CLAS Tuusngna Tultld ........... 9O 08 -— loll ’—- —-— - —:——
Hope's (ha (‘llultlllinn 5w.“ 1". Abbott .......-..IOJ 85 08 2b3 I". in tail
‘skalt‘l‘. who film-"fly "rm.” in ml, Inngiois .........ln.‘> 92 M 257 MOU. 1:.
(t‘mlntry sol-king furlllt'r "“qu H‘. Sterling ......... 90 91 98 279 Potrucelli ....... W til it 233
{“4” f‘Olnll-[u in "u. 90mm“ "new“. \Vcingut‘tnor -- -—— 97 91 Doltns I17 2'? n7 2t].
linnnl rut-vs to ho twill Ill .Vl'w York —‘ ““ _ ”—"‘ “WIT-"5 -----‘-1"-' 5‘3 “5* 257
Innll St. Johns. ll. 0. Tlll'y Pall him 47 4.35 4.35 1383 Williams ...-...' “ 114 H“ 362
'lllc “Nurtul of the too." which. by ' St‘ll'sr‘e it ’«5 5' 251
Ililf' Nil". is llrtlIM' anlcnty. K. 01“ C”. —~ -- — —--
Pinball ..... . $9 95 91 275 43.3 “0 4'33 1368
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“'A'l‘l-ZRIII'RY. Jon. s.—-Frcd*
“widow. tt'ilhy latch mcntor. has ee- "
mired a homo and home scrics with FOOTWEAR FOR THE FAMELY
Stamford lush, runncrup In the state] .
tourney ins-t your at Nl‘w Haven. Till I LADIEB' ... m
”N mm“, Wm he plawri M” ”m llulmy mulcs of brocade. wtlnaml lcntllcr ..... 54.00 to ..l..
”min“ mm“ the “(Land will M Poll and lx-nllu‘r (‘omfort slippers. many colors ..... 52.2.5
‘l'i‘N‘d in Slump“ on Saturday the Silk and silk and Wool [losk‘ry .............. $2.00 to 52.50
1cm. MEN'S:
It will be rcmcmborod by the Slippcrs of all kinds. Moccasins. [Zrcrctts sud Comforts
Crown and “'hitt“ fans lllfll Stnmfold 81.50 to $100.
rlimmalcd Wilhy from the $31.. Arctlt-s, lltlola. Illlllht-rs for the whole family.
i-nlrncy in the play for state honors CONN & E
Iii-‘1 Béflmn- Tho lot'nl five wants to EALLY BRACK N
take both games of the sorted for
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'h-avers Will Fight _ inlilwicy. rf i o s
Irwin. ll' ...... ... .. 0 0 0
Shugrue for TIETC Hull, lf ...... ........ 3 l T
museum. .... ..-........ ".‘.:1‘.‘.‘;I;f.‘?“‘..°.1111'.":' Z 1 Z
shuarue vs Tony Travers 0’ 3"?“ Whvclt-r rg .....::.: 1 i 3
Haven In a bout for the state iigl;'- Scollins.lig ...-....- 1 0 3
2v- ght championship is the nlnn ..t. __ __ __‘
Fromoter George Mulligan. but in.) 13 6 3..
Is being delayed by inability to dv». BRIDGEPORT ACES. "
clde upon a suitable date. I G F Pts ‘
Mulligan plans to stage the Con- Staplcton ff . 2‘ b “
test at the local armory on .ls:.- “we rf ' m""""‘ 1 0 - .,
uary 28. but the Waterbury ntun-‘llurk'e, ii....:““.” 3 O 3
mobile show is scheduled for lli.ll 3 Leonard. 1!“:32520 O 0
33:”.32 atleoncodother night “1' l lloscnbfuh. lf ........ 0 0 o
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Shugrue has been staging r sllr- ‘ 15:52:“ r; ! (11 f,
ccssful comeback for the last ltw mm“; h o 0 5
months and has been fighting 1:: ltogash‘lga """N" 0 0 0'
Worcester and neighboring clim...‘ ' """"”_ _ __
Johnny realizes what a misiukc Lei 8 1 17
and rolled) . .. 32c
B. 8:. B. Pot Roast 24c
Shoulder Pot Roast 16c
Shoulder Steak 18c
Round Steak 32c
Sirloin Steak .. 32c
Porter House Steak 35c
Hamburg Steak . .. 18c
Beef Liver 18c
‘Calves Liver . . . . . . . 40c
Schultze’s Markets
A Saturday Specials
ADQUART ERS
in Street, Norwalk, Conn
LAMB
Legs 38c
Fores 24c
RibChops........40c
Loin Chops 50c
Stewing 18c
SMOKED
Small Puritan Hams 32c
Smoked Shoulders . 19c
Puritan Bacon,
1 lb.boxes 48c
VEAL
Cutlets ...........40c
Loin Chops.......38r
Bumps 20c
Legs 14c
Stewing 18c
PORK
Loins............. 29c
Fresh Shoulders 20:
Fresh Hams 298
Spore Rib Bones .. 23c
Pigs Feet 12c
Pigs Liver 12c
KITCHEN SPECIALS
Roasted'Chickens
PotatoSalad
BakedBeans.........
POULTRY
....‘..$1.35 Fancy Fattchowls.......... 40c
20c Young Roasting Chickens 42c
........l5c Turkeys 58c
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