and K. 0. Bahrain Semi-Final Scrap-—
Chllriie Patterson Will Meet Steve Teth—
Other Bouts ‘.
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.l‘rsnkie Fay. looal boxing prontol- the corduBoth weigh slightly over
id, arranging a line card tor hie tee pounds. -’l'oth hae won 11
. do be held at the Norwalk ar- straight battles as an amateur. This
during the first week in ‘l'sF ill“ b. hil,til‘st D‘ 'eseional film-
The date of the show not not gPattersoa,wos recently discovered
actually set- For is conferring a». fighter and will also mama his
0 IDOII boxing llllMlOr.‘ A”; pw‘Mm“ debut an .m- 04‘ Th0
like Rosier. Arrangements will boys will be matched to so four
to be made with the National rounds; .
in order to obtain the “ar- A rattling good second bout will
As soon as the armory i eo- be lined up for this card. Kid Broad
Inspector Keo‘ler will issue a who scored an impressive victory
ere and club license to over Joe King of Bridgeport luat
- ‘ Thursday in Stamford. will bi
ll bouts will be held under‘ the matched to fight Steve Culver. tho
of the South Norggm Bridgeport flash. This fight ehould
Athletic Club. stove ffa be as good” any one on the card.
partner in the. club he Both .boyeare well known for their
.fane. of Nor-walk are t‘filkr speedand hnrd walleye. They will
hill the Young Mulligan-Mike be scheduled L0 g’o eia rounds.
to fight from morn' to night. , The. eenfi final will see Bruce
has been no boxing showovor Flowers. the sensational colored
Norwalk that has created as' better nf'Nowfiochelle. up against
m llltorest as this one. i K. O. brown of Brie el. R. i. From
so of the flgl re have. been the present indicatle Frankie will
up yet. due to the delay. in have a wonderful card and there is
lag the armory. As soon lae no 'reaeon'why the armory should
details are completed the Mir not be packed on the night set for
W will 'a‘ttaeh their John Hancocks the fights.
:tho dotted line of Frankie Fay'e ‘
tracts. Forfeits will also be poe-
ess at that tune. I
The local promoter will have ‘85
ilnds of boxing billed. The male
bout between the state bastard.
Might champion and the challeng. ‘ .
will be 15 rounds. The semi. '
is elated for' 10 rounds. The
roiimlnarlee of four and six rounds
also be arranged, besides an en‘-
billed bout by two‘ local lads. “
The Mason twins colored boys.
.do their stuff sharply at 38
ock on the night of the IUO‘Wa t“each Feroi Green will take his
' youngsters are the sons 0! be hit walk High school charges to
1| 0‘ 3°!!!“ NWW‘Ik- Thai: Bridgeport on Saturday afternoon to
red lads are nine and 13 are pm the Warren Harding High
They oerwmrcan box and ii school team. The Bridgeport five
bbfore the public for the “Hi played its first basketball gn ~e on
They are good with ihe com~ Saturday and came through Mill a
, stunts victory over the Ansonia' 11.3. out-
.it goes without saying that Steve m in a hard fought bottle; The Nor—
m the Springwood “all! W11! do walkers feel confident that they can
his boat to send Charley Patterson tag. the [gm-ding boys into camp. but
Wk to the woods and his Woodv stow rate there will be a. good stiff
ripping in the opening battle of comm on up,
ALUMINUM WARE
A surpri‘eiagiy attractive collection: of the
better .grado‘e of aluminum utensils such as
“Wear-Ever' ,0!- Mirror aluminum. at excep-
tional low prices.
I . South Rel-walk, Oonn.
FOOTWEAR FOR THE FAMILY
mm: '
Boga y moles of brocade. sails! and leather “.00 to 87.00
«.Fis ad leather curators Slippers, many colors sane
3%:llld SIIK had “’01“ Hosiery .............. $2.00 to $2.50
Slippers ol all kinds. Mocca‘hine. Everette and Comforts
l J AO‘CJO‘DY *3
714 North Main Street South small.-
THE HOME or been CLOTHES
FOR MEN AND WOMEN
Charge Accounts (inched
Mat-mg Famous “K uppenhelmor
Clothes For More”! A
Pom“ ”i“ distinctiive 3‘“ Bdrm Characteristic
ilkenesees of the pereol‘ls photographed.
lake your appointment or day or evening.
We also do all kinds oi‘l semipercial work
l“ alk H. S. team next season. (3th
ilnterest is shown in this game. Coach
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King. Card——
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Bridgeport Ring at 2
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Bouts
Polo August is down to weight
and is in lit condition for his battle
with Sheik Leonard i. the Park
theatre. Bridgeport. Thursday night.
Following hi workout at’ the Acorn
club ycsten. y afternoon. August
tipped the scales at liil pounds. to
ounces i‘ndor that limit. required by
he contract. It is undere Ml that
the Sheik is a bit heavier in Leon-
ard is a more natural welterweight
than August and finds it a bit hard-
er to reduce. However. Leonard's
trainers are sure he will ’r ll the
century and a half pouni. .ge mark.
When the match was made it was
generally figured that Leonard had
a decided edge. duovto a two iletcd
attack and right hand punch. The
odds here so far shifted totAuguet
that little or no Leonard money can
that the Italian youth will ‘go into
the ring at least a two to one fav-
orlle.
Joe Smith. manager of August. in
his preliminary bailyhoo asserts
himself to the extent that he feels
certain that Leonard will not ans-
swer the bell in the ninth round.
"August may not put Leonard on the
canvas." ‘ litl‘ uplnes. “but he will
cut. him so had and Jab him so
hard that hie manager will have to
loss in a towel to save him. Au-
gust was ncger in better condition
in his life and the extra “eight he
has taken on has added to his hit-
ting strength.
his. chmakor Tox Grille will ar-
rive today frem Westerly) R. 1.. to
take charge of the affairs. indica-
tions point that Thursday's bout will
be the first. ' wing card staged in
Bridgeport in more than a year.
The preliminary boys are all key-
ed up for their matches. The pro.
llminary. card foilev
Happy Rollineon. Ansonia vs.
Willie Hauck. Hazelton. Pa... elgbt
rounds.
Sieve Culver. Bridgeport vs. Red
Jarret. New Haven. six rounds.
Johnny Peters. Bridgeport vs.
Willie Mack. Stamford. six rounds.
Jules Sombathy. Bridgeport vs.
Jimmy Kano. L -idgeport.
FOR ~ BIG not
The Center Junior High school's
basketball team will’begin to pra~
pare immediately for their annual
sectional same with the “own
sdhool of Hartford. This, contest is
arranged every year. Several. of the
Center Junior High aye w-ill be
counted on as material for ti. o Nor-
Mchiurrar “iii drill his team from
new on especially for the battle with
the Bloun school.
W esiem Conference basketball
chase last season was Minnesota.
The Gophers in 13 games allowed
Northmen could only get. an eousi
break against the foe. *
Ohio State. title winn‘er,p permitted
271 points to be scored. by tho oppo-
umpbs in 12 starts
The difference in the standings
of Ohio State and Minnesota. which
finished sixth. was in oi'fensivc abil-
ity.’1'he Columbus quintet garden“
:63 points to 275 for the Gophers.
proving that a strong offense is of.
ten the \st defense. . .
The Stamford Blues will play the
Villa Nova College tea'm from Pbil-
Columbus Hall in Stamford. 'lbis
..meieabeaofttoaotoald swor-
thy cause. It bee been Image”! tor
tho-aobrew Orphan Home =3: New
vol: City. to unison to separate
" Will Train Hard For
Bout With Esposito
LOCALDE MOLAY
TEAM to no;
UPSlilE FIVE
ii ill Clash W ltli ‘Vzllrl
bu?) Team at Cum
'mlmltv Hall in”... .
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Young Mulligan will put in some real hard training for his boat
with Mike Esposito, ' the stair “ants; vclght title l l“ H mm ill ui, l i
be staged it tho Harwell; Armory. by Fri: 'tle in during the fi'~i well
Mulligan wio ‘l to at training on p in lull-4.1.04, “iv 'e
be will work out under 12 ~ dln‘vlir'u of a urlrlc Gel rt- \iulllgm and:
his manager "Smoky" mil Smltli.
Not a Mminee Idol
The best defensive team in the '
but 237 points. But even so. the ’
sitlon. And yet the Buckeyes swept ‘
‘through the campaign with 11 trio
adelpbla. Pena. Sunday afternoon at .
basketball game there will It, a on.
"3' b, _ “will. build“ rose.-
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:Jogdo ..y l.“ n be m. unced t‘ '
.llrl J'.:"..will :13" .h .,o...olay
baflu. oai. Ive ..on' ‘..'r‘,erbury . -
narrow .ii 'ht a 301'. r- 'lnll_ .11
A pre‘h'nary Cl tel... mu “0 play-
(I. 42 ..u lgh it is .ot the usual c: ‘i~
.1. 11min u‘il e enjr: ml both
,efore an' arer his a ie. '1 .,
“-o; 01'}! orcbr ‘ra “1.. ..l vidc the
‘u Lc.; -be .M l Dc )lays ' “e i i
3 arm with each e and illuy
are in line , 7 .lm :an chztn ion-l
hi The entire ..‘orwalk Vohlulayi
in ii. rune. .anager inst-“am ie‘
pl unit“: :_sign several crarn
the remainder of the season. I
WILL PLAN FOR
‘* BOXING sons
The bouts were he! in Columbus.
H I1 and over 600 peopi witnessed
the contests. Some corklng good .
ibiiions were put up by no fight-
rs during the coin ..lcd 40 rounds
of l :ing. .‘eniai Joe broke won
with the evening’s finances and for
band at the sport again. Joe has
prom d rmoti 1‘ stellar card (or the
fans 0! Stan. .rd and vicinity early in
February. Joe will not say who he
has in mi . for the star hm. of the
worthy opponents will he brought
tor 'hrr for a 10 round affair.
SHOW NEED OF
GYMNASIUNS IN
iOCAI. SCHOOLS
The lack of gymnasium space in
the schools has brought out at the
and Roger Ludlowe. Both of these
or :trtunity to use them. For ex-
'amplo at Center Bx..0('l. The girls
use the floor one day. the High
will it forced to clash in 2: state
or cry th afternoon. The addi-
tio ll basket ba lot been installed
L Center Jm Ir ‘1‘ i so the game
has con tr: ‘s.’ rre‘ to the a .v
cry. -he cl .. st ill cobably s' -t
at :15 wit.l preliminary tilt co-
ing on i , hour I tore. or“ .k
.311 down i the Traders in Bridge.
pc‘. a short ti o n a. For this
i ason the local boy are the fl ur-
ites \ ti a LA! game. a .ntc'
at .00! lane .la b lei.-y of fighling
eplr and w’i give e llys a stiff
cl test. If the lore becomes 100 one-
eided Coat Green will give his sec.
ond ring ‘mbn achance to we
cut; _
‘.le Stratford' Legion basketball
team will play the For Chester in.
Five. which boasts oz \ictories ever
the Kaoeye and Y. lit. ILA. at Boer.
ling Memorial Home. Stratford on
Thursday' night. A fast preliminary
evin‘ also M: amngod.
Disasters
Pm v
Housman hiasline
RF ‘ ~'
Bulbswie........... ..... Moger
Anderson ..... Reta
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-Wbeeler. Rourke . . Buckley
RG .
acolilna» ..... Itoaman
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squad wil' be on hand ) .ko .irl( “Hum,“
ran: ’ll‘ his boys lo meet during f;r»df1:_"
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evening. but he hints that in‘o‘
TUESDAY. JA‘C 'ARY “ M26,
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.iestporters on Allow.
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IN THE BOWIINIL ii {iii
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Hamill ‘l‘Cnm (in ("Ilft‘md MIC .~ 2.4)? -l lit.
ilignn "“11qu ill llloli Sb. 7' 2 f‘ ,3st .l
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up 210 . 'Csit Howling .Ixaaguv “v... ,1“ . . '1“ . ‘
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L‘: ... lur-I maid, ton in 3 Arnold .... ' - - . .. “l ’2 '. I 31:.
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‘01 are imam ' "i long by ulght -m.- ''''' . .. 7‘ w. .11 L.“
mm: :_ .he ' 34-1 ' ,mc. Dick 1 ’
'innlgan of he hf. me ill! ) in u, ‘ "
lo 11‘ i all: .1,- tnr in: i"-t':lllI ' ' i‘ i l
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tram 0k .hr< in row .1. .l .u. J'i'liil'd“ . ...... 1’2 w i , l
Stall: .ngiliccrs. The Aiill 10: Lo. 13min ‘ . . ' . ‘ ‘ .
aim. was ill 2 t i kc ') t of -- ”I H I
..‘iriru :orn he Ci in firm. a. ‘ H ‘
.ne “n A; ..r ’15. who are he. - 3- J‘m‘” ------- 1“" 7'3 Hi .2 .
ing min second piece in be league — - » . -.
W'llf! " 10! lethal lhuil‘ .'ll'i':’: ’ 'n' r ' ‘jgl‘. 1v.“ I
with tie P at Oi. 7‘0 team.
The scores follow:
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‘‘‘‘‘ 117 13; l” 33:, H. Fulfil;- . ... , .
Gnllugr-r ........ s: "-1 5.7 so; “515‘?“ "‘1 ' ‘i
H. CH: IvlllltIl . , 30 1 g... :51 \\. l‘ . ..; ._
...... 94 we :: use 15- “r““‘ 1"31“
«”218 "-1 .' l ‘1 .
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L. J: All . 7* 291‘ . 15m . 1"i
S. Gliberil: . .... 85 it") a 1‘62] I’Oi'gnr ...... ... ll -
Sn ’lcun ..... ...... 53 $0 75’ .. {Lin-luau)? -, t-I .
ll. l"-lrun ..... .30 76 as 24: 11,11n2‘l'5l xi ill *1 _ .
328 3351 326 0' ’i l ' ‘
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Bells . . .. ...... 5‘.‘ 93 9.”! 27!! i \i'elcli . ........ 3 . - 2
Bradley so 3.9103 L‘Si‘Krallsl: ..... M 7: 2-
Bexing fans “are “ell pleas ‘ \titll {Clark .2 $9 73 27:3,Nt')rilll'e;’v .. :7 i "l
the car" that Joe Chlmbole arranged HHNVI . . . . . . . . . 1: >
.l .tan 'lrd last Thursday night .
‘31 52' 1'51 Hall . ........... '.4
31100 3.3" IIJZ
BILLY
EVANS 5 1h
”[11“ Li‘G Sim!” the game call as l liifill r 01".. I: I
D‘l'ékC-UMLI is :1 great gan.~:, but it can go round ll: .;
‘Cnn L-e spoiled iv} to.) muc l. official keep the player in l .
lug. nut Win: In); .25 m r s lglim . I
I The ll.rlil in basketball '..-3 proud- ' Ways set-k lo do 12.
,ed by the intensive play lhfll two. In a. nun! imk? ‘l
’iusz the sport until "we Yfi‘l‘urt‘u'b‘ played . l‘h. ,. 1x
_‘. Whlslli .~ ism—lid- ucllo ‘
lplaxcrs ct l sirenm if the of—’.‘ in a clinch l. n ..
mgtun ul ll \ 11h ,,
Willi the blaming of the “lust‘ l~ l-uxltrs. .. n. :
tilt: Croud relaxes with the players: edit-<1, :7
and it takes some snapm “0TH lo way. 1' ,, .
got them luck to the high plicn.’ would hurt. M2,” . ‘ ~ ,_
they lvrre in prior to the sounding low loss fouls hall wall Coil- .'
of the “lllsllt. ' ,
It is an 0353 mum-r to it", the: The proper Illl.‘
Hotel is too in ... In U c heat of ac»? right reforms, :~\.
iticn roughhougi; play mar also creep appears to in: wr. ‘-
ymnasiums 0 5° "0W3“! ”13“ There is a happy 1m dlblll that‘agou
Lnf' do not lilo Elle Etudenis much preserves ECHO“ yet, doesu' O ghe _ Thufl
into the game It thr- olllclais do not baSkelball lil'ia‘
meeting ( the rcprcsentathes of the. ‘ have .. ...... ,5 1mm, comrc‘. ‘
local schools yesterday afternoon 1 On the Lhcr hand 1 have w“; ’11 'l'ECilNll‘ii
The only two mailabie gvmnaslums. - ~
for use bv any of the Junior liigh . ham he... slowd up budfy m- the the 1303595510“ of m“ l
schools or Senior 1‘1th are at Center! officials being far ”too incliniclfl ‘ possible TU .' 101' 7! \
messed any number of games that. Basketball i< a W...
\‘ou vc 12.0 ball it; ,
:, is apparcnt 1:...
the players too much leeway. Such . more players will often
in condition calls for in: applica- hands on the ball in an Color: _.
ill barn is looked .- the Trade‘
".on of common sense to mam situa~ gain possession On .th Wm ..
school another. " a Dramatic in!) .0118 that arise ruthel than bcln . 3 . .- : . ...,
still another. That leaves only two i too technital. (out: ‘::;om:gf “men‘s ““ '
days for two equal of boys A - l . l The -. is says mm {“0 or me"
”MUN “"11 have ~° be eliminated: ,~ , ( z 'n‘i. \Lb ' 1 ion must have a firm grip on 1’ -'
in larger to ow a league to bel I have seen 59‘ "ml games in the I ball. 41% JUChii’is: 01‘ Ilia ball a;-
‘ .ye ' 3America Baskeloall League this plea: to be rt hid in 50ml. , m:-
' ye which regarded as the best. ‘ 2’3 8 rm 5”!"
2 o, the whole we ofiiciating lu~ It ~ 'oesn't do an: glee: harm w
H 8 TS been ex ..el :1 if n. \ .cism is . Ln '. . . playxe s to 11 no a ~i~t
a e pessible. would say the om. .- an: or u at the hall before 8L ..l
have adhered too closely to the T tl ‘bistlo which stops all 2::
. rules. on.
Aside from ' pix-m1, boobs . '-:k eriden. who laugh! 1m
. : have in the early days of my cart. “ “at I ow about the umpire
. ‘ ‘ done maximal in basketball 0H, . me. 1 to said to me in refvrem‘"
also served . no ‘3'. roller role 0 1 adiing certain situations:
' and football. . "See the things you 5' 1d rw‘
. in all branch. of sport in which d at those ion shouidn 1."
ha‘ offlct rd. my prime object to ‘ ‘ ‘“
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or] V0} ll": 1 :11 and the Bl'i‘.‘ ,3. to retain the ECHO“ Of the gall}? to 1 ] ntball it is FOSSlII‘lC IO 1..
art Trade school 0. .et! '1 :ms ”‘9 “‘3 7‘ “‘10“ i 1 6 fi‘ too technil i. and t..e. fans like to r2 .-
in idelays. has been my Lotto. action , 3 than to ”s...“ .0 1
In baseball. ‘It a player out 0i or slant blowing of a whistle.
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Cue Champ Wms Heiress v1. Bride
Bobcat annular. menu'- We! union not... champion. and m-
mtmm-Mmumwrmm mo-
are on their honeymoon after a wedding at Rock island. ill The bride
is a granddaughter of Sir Tbornas Kingsmore of (Auden. who has pro-
mised her 20,000 pounds ($100,000) for each child that is born to her.
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