Circuit——
Not Attend Mating
long tallied ct County line—
We will come to e head
0! helping all sports in this
it. The Evening Sentinel. hes
- the teams who have been
. eh-tiy mentioned in connoc~
with the league. to attend the
, - - The session will be held in
pet-lore oi the Nor-walk armory
o’clock.
ord Blues, New nnann Big
Compo Lite Guards, quwalli
. Mon and Frank Guernieri’s All
, H r the past two years there has
" , e. Nothing has ever been dont’
‘pt to talk. The some oi basket-a
w i is seriously meniced end there
t indoor winter sport alter mum
Macy people do not realise the
nation. It is more acute then
any khown throunhout this
lion There are so many counter
lions that it is dii'tlcl'ilt to
w ler‘le attendances. The auto-
,' dances. theaters and radio
to out down the number 0: lens
end is per cent in none pieces.
manners of the teams in this
, on have begun to see the need
[sheathing to draw back the poo-
own,-
Mic fans have tired to going to
' yng but a basketball game. Ii
‘beennothing more thana win-
.contest. .It became force .01
tor some people who attended
. noises: The league idea is some-
new. The teams have more
" victory to light for. They
‘1. e_ championship of thr
-nt stake besides the honor or
team ind the city or town that
renresent to detend. The lane
b ’epui'red ot livelier compe-
has been. pointed out that
e'e are not successful in all
because the teams always
it he rules by "loading up with
res" This may be true. but it
”We in arguing in the prop-
talk of e. county basketball.
" g; e possibility oi dropping this.
[s AreNot lit new
‘ Donald Taylor Will
or spirit. they will have to work out
‘ . this problem betore playing a single »
, I! evening. iFoliewiu *3. .M
The question at piecing torieite.
posting e list or rexuier players and
the Aontorcing ~01 these regulatione
are very important to every lessee. -
ln‘this 'perticuler case the techie
have something more then I. trophy
or championship at stake. The! have
the quesiioli or whether the raise cl
basketball will continue. The teams
realise that the issue to decide its
vital ascend that everyjbit 0! cc-
‘operetlomtroni one nnotherieileees-
nary.
moi» than lee the matter die n
natural denth resin this year, The
Evening Sentinel has taken the op-
portunity to invite the men-em to
be present at the sheeting on Wed-
pesday nixht. The representatives
Willow whether it will be ad-
mm to organise a lessee. It the
meeting decides to term .e circuit.
steps will be .telton immedietely to
do- no.1; not... the We en well
so the players and less will have
the satisfaction 0: knowing inst
whet the feeling is in lhb matter.
The compo Lite Bunion through
their Mme. Taylor.
have made known that the! will not
attend the meeting. The stand 0!
the Lite Guards is a peculiar on
They are not against the league an
are Willing tb enter it Drawing that
the other teams decide to crew!!-
The Guards also Went to he sure
that there is “something in it" for
them. ‘
The general belief is that the
Guerde do‘ not’ want to enter the
league unless they we to. it they
tell to send e as: te‘tive to the
meetinl the situatio will be made
more complicated. lure of the
Lite Guards to make. a foul-49am
ci'rcuit might result in three other
We coming. in. Frank Guermeri
,ie anxious to enter a team in the
lesson to play nil their games on
the'rond. The Dnnbury Laurels are
in :n‘voi- oi'the’. league and it in ru~
memo that the Bridgeport Y. M. H.
A. and the. airnttord American Le-
gion also are willing to Join.
- ls“. Tied With Don-
bury High School for
Second Place
reonwicli‘ High school takes the
in the Southern Fail-field coun.
ties ethail league as a, result cl
" atest victory over Norwalk
Greenwich defeated Feirtieid
y earlier in the season. Norwaiii
. hguid won and lost a single.
e Fairlleld school team is in the
fliar with two losses.
The standing or the teams is u
....2 [0‘ o 1.000
0' ‘
1 1
, . .. 2 1 1 .500
rlield H. B. .. 3 0 a .000
Each learn plays six games in the
‘A ~me facing each other
on in home and home series. Due
the popularityl dnioye'd by the
. c this year. it is likely that the
.. of the schedule will be
ened next sens-om The short
‘edule was arranged to allow the
. to meet other High schools
the stnte.
unwind to Torrlngton on
and detected the teen:
the met and sermonr 0°!!!
tire or three screw After
, “(antimony 85 nine
Engineers cutie beck to leis
"and end to even the meld.
. _ unini- Intheieltuld
m. the lead W
tunes. It was not us-
Mzm'me that the uses.
some the winner brj tour
or the Turner and demons
in. high hotel Tor three
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' pert Trade school on weirdly. as.
10. The Trade school was c6inplete~1
Spirited R h c c On
Among Eight Tennis
Who Bowl t’l‘ol‘light
On CliffOrd Alleys
The Westport Bowling League
will swing into‘aoiion again tonight
on the Clifford alloys in South Nor-
walk. The Rounders are leading the
circuit by emit games. The Compo
Engine 'cernpeiiy. winners oi the
league last year. , ,. in a bad
slump having dropped fato a tie with
the Weetport Water company for
iourth place. The independents are
in second place. ’
The standing or the teams is as
(ollows: 4
Tennis G W L Ave.
Rounders 3......736‘, as 8’ .773
Independents .... 86 22 14 .611
American Legion . 36 21 .16 .588
Coupe Firemen . 36 20 16 .556
Water company . 36 20 16 .559
Suite Engineers . 88 17 19 .d’l’l
W.-Hersld ...... lie 12 24 .333
Post Oirir~ . 36 d 32 .lli
The” Strettord High school chin.
tot dropped a game to the strong
Brendiord H. 8. outfit in Stratum.
45 :1. mammalian» Lessee
gents. Risberg or the atrntlcrd team
dropped 13 points into the basket.
but his team mates did little in the '
wey‘ oi‘ scoring. _
veil add
lietnt
1y outclassed and should not give
‘ senile also much trouble seiner»
"IMO”.
Billy Lauder, former
Third Baseman of the ;.
2 Giants, coach for‘ the ,
White Sox lost season.
"and Nerwnlk’s Athletic
Idol, who is a final on
thority on. baseball and
its inside happenings,
is. going to write a l
“Billy Lauder’s Own '
Column” three times a
week for you on the
sport page'of The Eve-
ning Sentinel. His silent
on sports will be new,
; novel and entertaining.
It’ll start soon. 9
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PAGE NINE
M. C. A. Wins
TROUNCE WIETIAFAVE lN
GAME PLAYED SATURDAY
Score Was 50-14—Charlie Lyman Scores Total
of 21P0ints for His Team—llartigan and
Patchen Also Star—McNamara Loads Far-
more in Scoring
The Weuiport Y. M. C. A. llllfikf‘lo Junior inner-hull nlnu lllHl. sliililill‘l‘.
ball teem trounced the \i'lIiODH. Sui- Tom McNamara and lluy b‘cnrhvltl
urdey Illeflioon, 50 to 1-1. Thu con- COl’ii': from Nol‘wulll. Swill-Ill pm.
. test was played in the gymnasium of rd with Nul'ii'lllli lilgh's has. hull
the Weslport "Y." Charlie Lyman. team lost your. Roy l'«'~lvr.-rm. n,
jumping center for the WOSlDOl'ICI‘S. “'llirm boy, slurred lll :illlll lion \\llll
sent the ball through the basket 10 Norivulk lligll H [cw yours .‘ll,-'l. lli'
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TRADE SCH00l.
The Norwelk High school basket-
ball team will meet the Bridgeport
Trade school. tomorrow afternoon
in the new Center Junior High
schoal gym on Main street. The lo-
cal boys defeated the Traders at it
previous meeting in liridgeport.
Coach Faro! Green's lads should easi-
ly winflom the Phil: City teem to-
mono“. .
Norwslk High in trai cling at a last
clip. They are shelling great im-
provement over the previous games.
The detest at the hands or Green-
wich High school has plii. a. new
fighting spirit into‘iilo team. This
will be the first game to be played
on the Center Junior High floor. The
additional basket and backboard has
arrived. which will make the gymna-
sium one. or the best courts in the
city.
The dime probably ‘Wlll alert at
2:80 with Leo J. Frank as the re.
terse.
' Trade School ' Nont'ulk II. S.
Federicl . .......... . ..... ,. Tonloy
RF -
Dunn ..... . ....... . ..... Pol-linen
. LF
Del-gun . . . . . ........... nuddiman
Pond ’. . . . . . ............. Whipple .
RG \
Trisha ...... McGowan
14G ,
Megan-... ....... .......Golden
Chanel“ ~ Sullix-an
Beitremas A i‘osi
SUBS ' .. .
New Oldmoliile Six
More Beautiful
Better Performance
Lower Pricl
Stone. :1. h-lluntlcnl D0810.
more than 200 pounds mill
feet. 8 lnt‘lli‘s. will he the opponent
of “Big Ed" Keeley ill the semi-
final bout to tho .llick Sim
Gates encounter that will
tho Miss A. C. can! to be. staged in
the big local state armory
from Monday night.
Hush Roms. iliniclllllnkcrlol lllt'i
Ailos A. C._allnouilccll this
that he had closed for the services
of the negro illustndon. .
Stone. Ruriy Sillilowlll ll
town -ihroe days before ii
and will finish his training here.
Keeley. who will be AStoiie’s .op-
poncnt is it Bridgeport product and
{or years has been considered one
of the most promising me
heavyweight division.‘
All All Al in
lAll Asmlll
ill llAlllloll
IIiRTFORD. Jail. lit—"Big Jim”
W eighiug
scaling 8
rkt-y-Lco
lli‘ltdlllle
(l. \vcckl
morning
nine in
lo bout.
n in the
The Bridgeporter is noted for his
ability to send mere 1)
knockout proportions and
time.
until 01'
“ill es-
:say to Add Stone to his list oi \lC-
TliC spouts should fly when these
tuo ileluies square off.
F. ..s ‘ LYON
South Harwell;
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lllllll llAll ' lAVlllllllll
DEFEAT lASl ‘FIVE TO MEET
lllLLHOUSE HY Y. M. H. A. “Mi
The Carmel Hell basketball team The Pavilion Big Five “States
or SirntIord showed the way to the lilagdmwm "2°“ 'thfl‘hy. 3‘ J?“ ht
. - . o l' gcpor ncx urs ay 5
Hilmouso High school five of new in Colonial hall. Bridgeport. The
limes. Saturday afternoon by d°' Staten island quintet defeated the
{ruling them. 33.30. Captain Peck Red Men in the local armory a few
at center for Carmel Hall. was ihe Weeks “so. They out no a flashy or-
l‘tor ot the game. netting 17 points {Engliglxmme‘fliiassowed great skill
Bill Hayes of the New Haven team a ‘ g '
scored 16 points.
“m8 CHEFS m‘m burning all 0' ”IS half
cosmos Alana—A customer in he“
a local restaurant. angered st tind-
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ing a hair in his soup. dashed into —-Advertlse in the Sentinel for
the kitchen. grabbed thoflchet and the best results. .
held his head oier the fireplace.
Oxfords Are It For Nowl'
Wrfin'eh of Business Affairs will enjoy the style
- protection of our Oxfords these chilly davs.
Tollsp and Blacks, Kids and Calfsklns. Low, med-
ium and Cuban heels, $5. to $9.50.
For those who prefer high shoes we have them.
MILTON ELWOOD
. THE ARCH PRESERVER stone ,,
18; Washington St. _ . South 'Norwelk
‘ defensive basketball. N or ma n - ~
; “Stretch" Flewellyn, lanky collirr l‘. 1: l l
‘mld captain of the “Y“ loam ‘lm \'. .\l. l‘. .i.
‘lmt present. He expects to bo w
’ the team in their future contvsts. V Mulligan. ll ......... .. l 11'. l
1 port High school and was (i. splendid j
l performdnl'c in which to mmk its
K entry on the mini. Sisco silli‘l't'il .. __-_-.... _
times from the floor and once from cupininml llll" llllfi'l‘llnll mum in 10:51,
lihe foul line. Lyman made all kinds lH-blllrh sllllillli: as u lnllluu k \i'llli
.uf shots. The. Wilton team was lill- lilo i'ooiilull sound. llv .llMl pluiml
able to stop the \Vostport flash. who us it gum-ll on llii‘ bflllii.‘ lmelu-lmli
passed to his icam mates. when he tr-um llml lznv Alutl.ln ("li'llllllIHL
Hound that his u'ny was blockvd. \\‘li.Ti,l.\'.<.
: Frank Harilgarl and Donald Patchen Al. I'. I'ls.
lit the forward positions. accounted llnl'lillsun, l-r ......... u o u
(or 21 points between them. McNamara. il‘ . :i l '.‘
Two is or guards were used by Lindstrom. v :; o l:
the "Y'l.’ Ralph Gwen and Irving [’civ-rsnn. I'K ......... u 1 II In
\‘oohrecs or Nor-walk playi-d good Scofivlvl. l: .......... o l 1
ill H. 1'. Ms.
ArVid N. Kicllnndor is coaching Palcllcn, 1f i w .
the Y. M. C. A. live and the result Lyman, r: ....... .....ill I '_'I
of the game is a credit to him. The R. Green. r: .. . . . .. l .. 2:
"l" s" set a fast pace and kept to it Vonhrccs. riz I u :
throughout the contest. Aokcrnmn. lg . . . . . . .. .1 .. i
All the Wilton plaii‘rs me well W. Green, lg ... ...... (I 0 ll
known around this section Thiy -- —«
.were also members or the Wilton , 1'1 2 ..ll
HARDING chll KNIGHTS lllll
01>le SEASON FROM JERSEY
WITH VICTORYA PRO * llllll
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'l’llc \i'ul'rm Harding High school Z Tin Bridgeport lx'A’w ,w l" mnl
‘ i-nslzuibnll lI'.llll of Bridgeport ('iiiflli' l the Ji‘l‘Hi' l‘um w lei.» :-'_l'-:lvl:l\- ‘
; Ml its prose-lit season with ii. ill'lOl)? 3 night on ill-'- K. cl I‘ own ill
2 uwr Ansonin H. 5.. 30-28. This was iiricls’i‘lmrl. Iii-iii. “Iniiun lit-imrm
" t lilo llrst game played by the tillage. .; who also plays with :‘m lit-i livn.
lumped ('rnir-r for tl‘ii,‘ lx’lllgll's my!
gathered illl‘cv- r-oillin iii-iii n rin ill
goal and 'a foul
Willi ll points. 11.; is a formm'l .‘l' .‘l:\ll0.\' NOT l\ i- .\\ll.
Trude school boy I Larry McMahon or on \irct no.
..... "UP, did not play “'l'll 1-‘orclll1lm
l'rliiol'siw against i“. I". N. l'. Slii<
l Tll'(l.’i}‘ r‘\‘~nin:,:. CUAHJ Kl'll’dllfl‘ lliAa-ri
his \‘iil'fili’ lllcn ll'l:-l(.lil oi' r'Ai'.‘lllli‘,
Illis etc-mil sil'illm-rfa l‘ill'illllll‘ll “on.
I‘.’“-'.':'..
H'llliln' 8- HARM-1‘5 \
CAME SATURDAY ”NS
and
Anotlnr surprise in stairs High: B ‘CONQ
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school basketball (ll'i'filUS was DOLWJA
MODERN MARKET
an Ssi'llrllny when tllc Cilllirul H. S.
of iiridgrpon anionird Crosby Hy.
26-23. This was a hellurnislng c0n~
test with the load changing hands
several times. Tm; result was unex- P- E F-‘ll=t‘li“"~ PVOP-
pccicd. but showed thm the lirldgo- 15 N0. MAIN ST.
port team is one of the strongest in
the slate.
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