Evening sentinel, Thursday, January 14, 1926 · page 9

 
 
 
 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

Game in Afternoon

’l‘he Weller-bury Chepter of the
all? celled the some on with
the loo-.1 Delioley At the lest minute
t nisnt The Norwelk boys pleyed
~ .. of All etur pieyers. The con-
finality resulted in A good bottle
despite the foot that All the boys
more tron; this section. 'Deneidi
uddlnz'en. eepteln ot the Norwelk
18h school basketball team. ret-
reed the contest.
~ The. Norwelle learn is going to
flow Conan toni night to ploy the
rolimin'ery some at the Vilisze
ll. This gene wes critically
ischeduled. hut celled ptf lest week
ndpy the contest was booked
, The Non-well: boys Are deo-
' it: their temple for the installe—
tien of ofilcers on Saturday night.
hey thoutht that they would be
his to ploy. but it wee inter
. und that with s. squed oi over 12
6s A contest could be plsyed in
Aw u.
' The locAl boys detected the New
- usepsretes on the lotter'e door
0 weeks eye. The New Censeo
de Are Anxious to avenge the do-
(out And will send their strongest
‘ teem millet the Norwslk quintet.
.. The Deldoisy team will consist of
,ltoot’ And Bernard es forwards. Wil-

 

 

-n At center with Ashbioorn and

 

Score Wes 34 Polk-Bettina Makes Total of 12
- Points-m Root Stars-- Thomas Tenses in.
.Flve Baskets—LWeter-hury ream Cells Off

 

Molauxhlin As the suerde.
ll-llute slayer tor the leeels.

Ashbloom'end Wilson of the De-
Moley plAyed good beeketbeil lest
night. They hove been substitute
uteri. but will be given A ohenco AA
molars in New Cocoon tonight.
Bernard us must played a. Ate:
some At forwerd for the DeMolsys.
Themes. leaky" center for the All

Store. lesd his team in scoring WI
11 points.
The score:
ALL STARS

G. F. P
Hopkins. ll 4 1
Itemilton. rt 1 0
Thomas. c 5 1
Underhill. is :l 1
Brennan. it i o
Westberg. rg 1 0 ,
.e .I. ll , 15 8

DE MOLAY

.G. F. P
Root. if 4 o
Bernerd. ti 4 4
Wilson. 0 . 3 o
Molaushlin. ls l o
Ashbloom. rat 2 2

14 6

Rcieree‘v-Donald Ruddimsn.

 

 

 

 
 

The self resuletions hove been
elated so that 82 players instead
it will qualify in the notional
tour but summend'his mere-
nieces Bobby Jones will finish

 
 
 
 
 
 

II the follow said.
O 0 0

his leesue chiefs ere hevins

herd time drafting the pleyinl

hedules for next summer. . . .And

imagine the rennin Boston hope

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

m ally we think" "C itmdet "Enn-
\ In All: how Mile Wills ever
- to be good looking and a

 

 
 
 

 
 
 

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Despite the feet that Joe Sowoll
is one to! the studio” shortstoppers
if: the‘busiuese. the records show
its ed mare assists than anybody
is

 
 
 
 
 
 

 

down-end outer."-—Fred Ful-

 

 

uttin; on s swell front."--Babe

 

 
 

The run-Around."-Pssvo Nurmi.

Firpo. :

“So's your old msn."—-Bob Fits-

slmmous. Jr.

"The first hundred yours on the

hardest "~Methueelsh.

“It's A seed trick 1! you do it."—

Joo Klrlrwood.
, “I'll tell the cock-eyed werid."--
Bennie Turpin.

mm set thet stud“-

Any men to any bootleuer.

"Where do we so from herein-e

The Red So!

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Just the some. Mons. Carpenter

a. practical young gent. .
come 801‘0'58. "

O 0 e
“that’s
er?" moulred Memerllersis

his best advertising was. when
the Thinks altered to trade Weite

lion t9 “7!!th

A brie! sketch of George Col-pen-
Lends on Amerlcen shores;

tier:
lends on To: Blekerd's purse. ion

onrinscdnvee. -
_e 'e e l.

iron: the {ongoing it is ems
Clln‘pentltr lends on
everything but so opponent's Jew.

thst Mom.

The first robbing of ”Print Wh
the lady of the house holds up t
meolrer heir for blaster decry.

Meno-
Aer Poul dieseweil will set so sub-

“Tho‘hem whet em." - Looio

. . You
’ will observe- he never comes across
without ill-st making the promoters

wrong: with this pitch-

 

Meet for thé First Time
This Season~Rippe

Lineup

 

Two deadly rivals will meet on the
basketball court this Afternoon ,ln
Feirtield. when Sispies llizh oi
Weeiport feces the Roger .Ludlowe
teem. This will be the first meet-
in: or the two outfits this season.

Staples Hizh will have a new lino-
up and they will not be so streak
As they were esrlicr in tho sessou
Albert Rip‘pe, and .Ted Cretut Are
A cut of the some. both probably for
3 the remainder of the yeer. In their
1 pieces. Coach Milton D. Harrington
7 will use Joe Bohr and Everett
3
3

th

is

1

Boiler. The iormor is a new men At
beeketbell. while Bekor‘ is a. sub-
stitute from lest season

The two teams will plsy st West-
'port later on in the season. but see—
son each teem won the some first
3 was plAyed' on its home floor.

5. EAST PREEIM
COURT CUNTEST
IN WESTRORT

The Y. M. C. A. team of Westport
hes signed the New Censor: Separ-
Atee to meet them on the “Y" iloor
in the preliminary contest tomorrow
night. The "Y's" will have three
‘gemes‘ in o row to play this week.
Tonight they travel to Bridgeport.
tomorrow they will play on ' their
home floor and on Seturdsy they
will again be seen in Westport. Cap-
tain Normen Nowell” And his
sound will hove e. difficult set 0:
games in these three days.

Plan for Elm City

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WASHINGTON. D. c. Jan 14. -—
An unimo'rable report (in the pro-
Jcct to create a. harbor of reiuse in

is

Hnl'on harbor has been submitted
‘ to Congress by the Chief of Engi-
neers. Wax-Department.

New Haven harbor is maintained
at A depth of 20 feet. but Morris
Cove on the east side has a depth
of but 11 feet. and is used chiefly
by e yacht club and es en anchorage
(or pleasure boats. A‘request was
made that on additional breekwster
be built At' the mouth of the her.
be: to protect Morris Cove from
storms it being declared that beats
anchored there were frequently

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weather.

 

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it o slippery road. You don't'havo to
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worry about who will cure for you
in old age.

 

 

 

 
 
 
 
 

 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

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alid Crofut Out of

Harbor 18 Opposed.

Morris Coxe at the entrance o! New'

“damaged or inconvenienced in bad

There’s one thing About drivingou‘

' my not enter the tray.

Will Convene In N cw
Canaan Tonight ,--
Danbury La urels

' I
Would Jew
The meeting of the proposed
Foirileld County basketball ieuue
was postponed last night when all
the teems could/not be represent-
ed there. The Compo Lite Gusrde
said they would not Attend the meet-
ing and were counted out at it. No
word wee heard trout the Nov! Con:
ecu turn. elthoush they told New
user John MoOer-rie of the Red

‘iien thAt they were Atronlly in lo-

ver of a lunatic. The two Stanford

managers could not Attend so they
were playing in the Industriel

League in their home city. Menus-

ere Mchrrio end Guurulol‘l of Nor-

Welk were st the meeting. it was

decided that the managers would

welt until tonight to tAllt the situ-
ation over at New Cannon. The Red

Men on playing New (team and

representatives of the two Slam;

lord tennis. And Guernierl'e five will
be there. It was decided thet this
league question.

The Dehbury Laurels went to
join the loans. providing it does
not start until the first of Feb
uery. They have severe! scmes‘iu
view end do not went to tie them-
selves up to A league until after the
beginning or next month.

WESTPORT “Y”
BUWLERS LOSE
T0 RYE TEAM

Drop Three Straight

Games—~33“ at High
Total for the Eve-

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Teen: B at the 'Westpori Y. M. C.
A. lest‘to Teeni'B iron: the ‘ Rye
Y. M. C. A. last night on the West-
port alloys. The “Y" bowling leasue
is entering into its second half or
the season now. The Wesiport teams
hove been comics Alon: strong
until the lost two weeks when they
have lost out in the notches with
other teams. The leuue consists or
two teams from the Y. M. C. Afie in
Stamford. Greenwich. Rye. =And
Westpori.

' Last night's scores in
are as iollows:
lire Teen 3.
Bell 168 148
McEvoy 173‘ ill
Desmond ..... 178 140
Capote 146 164 149
Lengeiow iii in us esi
W.

840' 738 728 2303.

Weapon m B. ,
Suifien ....... 1“ 1‘3 158 445
Decry ....... 107 111 -155 458
Sterbuck 149 16'! 141 457‘
Stone ........ 211 1" 180 506
bunny ........ 108 110 125 848.

m

‘7" 107 718 2204

523
as '
us

310
.98
136

' The'Nomlk Rod-Men are .n:

iocel Amory. The Iodieos will
hove thou-Juli lineup Available. but
it is doubtful whether Kerry Currey:
will play. He has A bad cold And.
hale-x
Meson has returned to the rod end
will be seen At A torwnrd position.
The ltrAifoi-d Lotionaires will use
their best teen: in An extort to loves
the colors of the Red Men

 

 

 

would be A better time to discuss the

Westport

459“

primed to meet the Stretiord Amer- ‘
lees Lesion tomorrow night in the

nun

"Stove League Talks Over “Old Times” at the
Armorwarank Guarnieri Picks Out Loud-
ers—Hes Played With Fast Company Him-

self—g—Was Baseball

Some interesting stories were told
At A “Stove Deuce Meeiius" oi
several old time pieyers And lens
lest nightot the Norwelk Armory-
Tho games with Dnnbury back 20
Years ago were discussed by the
small gathering. it was agreed that
the good old times "were gone for-
over."

The homes of” many prominent
‘people in all walks of lilo today
were Among the pleyers who took
part in basketball and baseball.
Those were the days when the Ar-
mory was packed with fans. Great
rivAli-y existed between dlfterent
towns and cities in the state. Nor.
walk High school also bed a. first
class teem yoere use when they
were the oqusls of anything in the
state.

Frsnk Gusrnierl. Iter basketbeli
pleyer and basebsll pitcher of s. den
code or more use. had some inter.

 

NORWAEK CUP aPEEYED FINE

 

 

«tins stories to tell. Freak knows about an individual.

FORMER YEARS

Pitcher -

basketbsll from A to z. He hes
grown up with the some And can
rattle oil detes and scores of im-
portant umee without hsvin: to
consult his record books.

Guurnlorl has seen hundreds of
players come and go in his day. [-10
has played against the best men in
the some and has seen them all in
action. He is well qusliiied to name
his choice of the best player that
Norwallt has developed. In select.
in; lilo outstanding men. who won
brought up on the local courts.
Guornlori was chin to heme him in
on instant. He picked Tom Dorney.
who is now a policeman in the itirst
District Guarnieil says. “Domey
“as the ideal player. He had a good
eye. he know the some. he was
foxey and essay. he guarded, his
men closely, he was on accurate
passer and he was the most perv
feet player ever turned out in Nor.
walk.“ That is saying A whole lot

 

ma MOI'I all i
WILL null
CARMEL nu.

Local School Team Will.
Play in Stratford To-
morrow Evening -
Fast Game Expected

Carmel Hall will play the Dellloil
school of Norwalk tomorrow night

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at Blerllng Memorial hull. strai-
lord. The lineups for the games
foll0w:
Oermcl Bell "0310" .
filootmakel‘
Levery .............. McLaughlin
RF
Havel; .. ........ ......... Burns
Smith v
u .
Peck Green.
‘c l
Wiley .. Lewis;
Clinton
“ 36
Russell . ..... . ....... Wadsworth
LG '

FIREMEN ARE
NOT BOOKED
BY PLYMOUTH

Harry Clancy and his Hope Hose
Big Five tolled to obtain bookings
in and around Boston and Plymouth.
Mass. The local firemen are allow-
ing Paddy Morukc oi Slsmlord. who
runs 11 booking agency. to secure
genus for them. The Hope Hose
tram m-urly landed schral games in
liliwdtcltumlls. The llay Stalin lilv'lll'
lagers finally decided against the
firemen. because of the long trip.
It is over 200 miles from Norwaik
to that section of Massachusetts.

The Plymouth team has had hard
luck in booklnx‘tesms from' this
section. The teams either fell to or-
rive or else they are delayed an
hour or two which makes it bad for
the home five. I‘Addy Moruko prom.
lees some bookings nearer home tor
firemen before the season
cloaes.

 

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