, ‘ colostrum under My em
,~ the I. ti. c. A:- in this section to
term _a six-teem hesebuil ieetue tor
neutujyear. Some such plea was dis-
emu lost your, but due to the late.
nose of the lesson nothing was done.
A meeting will be held in the Westo
yport'x. M. C. A. within the next
month. The teem to be invited to
loin the “Y" oonterence are Rye.
. 2.; Greenwich. Stamford, New
_ ocean. Bridgeport sud Westport
rent Connecticut. it was at first.
suggested that the'Y. M. Con. or-
ssnisetione in Tsrrytown and White
Pinion. N. Y.. also be included in
the circuit This tell throusit- so
with these two New York nines in
lite lessee. too much traveling
would be neceesm tor the nine.
. .Aottnu Secretory mm: B. Doy-
Wit 0: the Westport I. M. O. A. is
sponsoring this league. Letters will
. use out in a. few deyel inviting
he shove mentioned Y.’ M. C. A. 's
0 send representatives to the meet-
, it! in Weetport. Physics! Director
F. Edger. Doubleday \oi the Westport
4‘1!" also is melting plans tor the
issue ”seen. He will have s set or
ipienl :to present st the meetins. No
,datehssibeen set for the oontsb. but
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The staples High school intet
iii journey to Bridceport. bure-
sy .ettornoon. to play The, Univer-
ty‘ School in the latter's gym-
' um. The Weetport teem has
oiled to some up to oxpeeietions
this year due to inluries. Couch
lumen .13. Harrington has been
forced to play through the last two
tunes with only tour first class
leyers. Al Rippe and Ted Crofut
uttered‘ies injuries: and were out
o: the some for several days.
, The Westpert coach tried. Crofut
out in the Foiri‘ieid some inst Frlo
after a. tow minutes or pleyins. Joe
lollr and Everett Baker hnve been
led out. but neither come up to
e standard mt the other players.
ii the Staples teem 'will‘cost"'“the
chool one of “sheet“;
ourt. The staples boys l ilnish
_ ut incised-on. but do not expect
to M
, matron». Jen. 19.-Juck8l1li‘-
whey or Boston. New Entitmd “envy-
. might ‘dhnmplon. int blunt knocked
out western doe Lawson. or Colors.
, bus. 'OthpTu‘thB‘ second round here.
The first round was oompsrutivs.
‘ We, .‘sdthoiigh‘guWIon twi-e
‘ nhected’witii‘ sills left} end once
roeeed’fhit ristltgto Missy's heed.
, The New "Enlisted titles-holder
opened up in theVeeoond round:and
whipped terrific lofts and rights to
Lawson’s heed audited»; Hethrew
,mWsOn to the floor early in the
‘ round ‘ “no. the .Wxicenysteyed down
fer tho count of nine. When he
' eroee. illnesses unseen top,ot his:
end a. herd. left follorved by it right
“I put himrdown and out for ten min-
tlteiflims Ten outdoor truck
ula? mid meet the University at
Minions-i ‘onlr scored. nine points.
But "théuzh cousins well down
the list. it nevertheless” bed the sons-
action or betting‘ out such schools
> I ' Chime. Purdue and
others.
ly’ and e one-men
; Md it in the per-
* .“Bi: Boy” Richerson.
than. _'Bichersonvwas one or
elitism turned out at no.
' - ,m.ehotvput
a” qu’W‘Qfllr he tin-
pill "’to Boyle. Richereon
taro-s. Xin-
h , ,
“5:194 Wham”! ,
may.“ not Teeny. cum
in classic with 1511 "1°
' moi-l counted, but recited
udivldneileiil‘fl‘l
“Whit-m?
, I M” 0 1‘ ‘
‘minmso in tooth-ii. rag
inn; considered
'dny'. but he had fpflquit the contest.,Without,uny severe casualties.
ho inability to plug this weak spot ~- ' ‘
gentile. ,.
tightly} yd.” I’ll! 7‘
it prohebly will be held our; Mon-
day night so this evening is ~niost
convenient tor the “I“ members.
Aftenthe meetings. supper will be
served by the Westport association
to the visitors.
it has been suggested that tho
leekue season open on the first or
May and continue ter- 20 weeks. This
would mean that the teem! will
meet ouch other four tunes during
the sum icr. Gumcs probably would
be pleye on Wednesday nights and
Saturday ntternoons.
The issue plea has been receiw
ed isvorsbly throuuh the Y. M. C.
It. association in the six proposed
places. All of these towns and cities
have s r. M. O. A. besebell team.
it hesbeen tensed that a league
would stimulate more interest
among the members and the towns.
people. ‘
Each of the pieces mentioned have
it tine beseball (told of their own,
Several of the teams have played
one another durint the put tow
years end are well acquainted with
each other. It is planned to hold the
mentions early enough so the
league can start on without my
technical difficulties in] the spring.
The newly organized Butchers
will play the Armory #ive onthe
floor 0! the local armory it week
trom Friday night. Manager Tommy
Ireland has booked the Meat chop-
pers” in the piece 01 the Stamford
Reds. This gem will be a wild
battle as all local ads are involved.
ThoButcllei-s are anxious to score in
win over the Armory Five and in
doing so they will « have achieved
one of their loudest desires of the
season. These two teams usually
get. together every year and have a
nice friendly some of hssketbeii
The
Butchers are practicing up in the
meantime so they will be in condi-
tion tor a test, some.
l,_
CilSill‘RllliY
Coach Fol-oi Green of the Norwclk
High school team will take his boys
: to Fnirtic'id on Friday afternoon to
tackle the High school tive of that
totvn. This will be one or the South-
.ern~ County League games. Green-
wich ll at the present time leading
the circuit, with Norwslk end Dena
bury tied [for second piece. ‘ Norweik.
bu s. obtuse to win out it they take
sit the recto! the league games and
then-it Greenwich iOses two contests.
The Fairfield boys have been going
strong during the-lest three weeks
and Will moire the Norweliters or
Local Prep S ch 0 o 1
Monster donni‘McGar-
rie of Red‘Men “Anx-
ions to-mTake Fain
With Tealn ;
it o. suil'loient number of fund d -
sire to make the trip to Bridgepoj.
on Thursday night with tho Nol-
walk lied Men. Manager John M -
Gnrrie will ulterior a bus. ‘ sex-e l
ions have spoken for a bus in Oil-
der to accolnodnio tho lurg‘u dele-
gation of rooters that is expected ti
go. He will mitko tin announce-
ment about the bus tonight so tli‘
ions can melts plans fer the gum .
The contest will be psyed in Colonl l
Hell on Full-field avenue, which
also known as Quilty’s duncc hill
on the court in three columns. Oil}
of the features of the evening wii
be the battle o (the two rcllicri,
George Smith of the Red Men on
Rube Gordon of the Y .M. ii. 1.
team. .
p.
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MA ? flilLSCIlOOlL
Court Team Book
Game With Stron‘
Teain. '
M
The hollow; school of East livi-
nue will meet the Menace schot.
basketball team of Stamford.
Community 'hell. in East Norwoil.
Friday afternoon. There is grout
rivalry between these two lnstlill
tions and some hot. bottles are the,
result every year. Both the varsity
and second teams or both . hoois
will pleysll'riduy. The opening cal}-
test is slated for 2:30, with thermal
name coming on an hour later. “I6
DeMotte‘- boys hove been . practicll‘iiir
at Community hall undervtho conch
ing or Mr. Holt. The locals boys
are improving each week end tlliiy
look forward to a vicfiory over t 6
Prep School boys at Stamford.
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YOUNG TEDDY" ‘
' BATTLE
rKIOBTROA 3
Young Teddy of Westport wii
meet Kid Broad of Stumt‘ord in tile
six‘round bout scheduled for Fronkl e
yuy’s boxing show at the Norwa‘k
armory on Tuesday night, Februnly
2. Kid Broad made all impressii'o
showing useinst Joe King or Brian,
port in the recent meeting of its
two lull in Stamford. Young Teddy
has detected King and when is
meets Breed. the for will fly fart
and furious. Teddy has begun
training and expects to be in its
pink or condition in time {critic
‘ strength ill. center.
fight. He will be misled by Cliiik
tend themselves to the limit in order
to “eta; lathe rennin...
Dorsey or Westpori in preparation
for the battle.
To“ willVElilNGSiillTlNELl-bso. NOnWALK. CONN.
Ward Leghorn Purdue
in!“
snow. Li-ll’i‘ T0 ulcu'r—'
PETE JOLLY Asp COACII unnu-
iiAliiBER'l‘; BELOW. "cones"
\viwox '
Pol'o Jolly and “Cotton" Wiluox
are two (it the big depolldnbics oi
the Purdue University basketball
team. Jolly plays ll guard. '3 ll.
strong man on defense, accurate
passer and can shoot goals. Wilcox
plays running gum-d. is n splendid
dclcnsivo player. “(Mil)" «lrlllblcr
and an export shot.
Last fall Jelly and Wilcox were
members of tho Boilermaker 'oot-
bulltcum. Jolly wuss tower or
while Wilcox
scilltilllitml in the backfield. lie was
an till-mound star and the best
safety men Purdue bud had in
many years.
0n the basketball court the ton.
make u. nrdnt combination. And it
is doubtful if any other ionm iii the
Western Conference can boost such
it stellnr defensive pnlr.
Working with Capt. Sprudlinx.
Hormones and Crumer. Jolly end
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By way of proving he is not lIli,‘
worst tighter in Europe. Georges:
Carpeniicr is back in this coulllli"
tioillp,r n double with a guy named,
Poolino.
. as i.-
‘ )il'. l'uolillo is u fugitive from thr-
chocso hulls oi the Pyrenees Moun~
tnills and is noted for his ability to}
submit to knockouts lying oiihl-r
face up or fuel: down, no the wind:
bloifs. '
K
s o4 s
Mr. Piii'ililli) first nttruclrd atten-
tion as e wood-chowor. His record
shows he holds decisions at nilI
weights over some of tho grenirsi
two-handed hull twee ill Grand lisp-
list.
L . i
It is burd to predict what luck the
celebrated kindling busier will have
in this country. where men are men
I
l
, classic at Poland Spring, Me.
_ Mano
“a“ nation in
‘ i
the fl
Philip Mellow. of Berlin, N. 11., photographs” in: his team as
" mum Winner “
Classic at l Oland Spring
HACKER
.ins wnllAMS
, Iill‘. Plioiilio, in the beginning. was
IJIIIlllelg out of the ring as soon as
. \ ‘
Pair of Stars
Junior H i g b School
Court Now Ready for
Basketball~ Visitors
Are Strong
i
The game scheduled for this ni-
tornoon beiiyccn thc I‘Illlllllit‘lll High
school basketball team of iiidgol’lcld
;lillti iilc Noru'iillt lly quintet will be
lpilli'cd in the Center school sym-
Il'lHHIlilli. 'l'llo gultlc was listed for
'the Armory until yesterday. when
lit was found that the Center school
gym could be used. This will In!
the first time that the local l-iyn
have used the now Junior High
floor. \
'l‘lle gymnasium bus been ullilt (or
basketball until now the present
time .duu to the lucit of erliliplllcnt.
The school lllitliorltlt-s purchased the
bushels, lanciibonrlls and boiling
some time ago. The sporting goods
company put up one basket and
failed to complete the work until
now. The games will be last ones
as there will be no off-sides cxccpt
UIliICl‘ tllc bushel. This will make
the boys speed up their game and
keep on their toes “II the time. The
Less-ups und Oii~sido pays usually
required because of the ball going
out of bounds “'ll be somewhat climo
illafcd due to the net.
i'lt'o contests lull] ban: “on them all
this season. Last week in u regu-
lation ilousntonic League game. the,
Hamilton lly team defeated the
New Milford ll. 8.. 16-10.
tut-cling Norwulk today the Ridge-
i‘iold boys Journey to \Voodbul-y on
Friday where they will mot-t the
High schoo outfit Of that town in
another league tilt.
Coach Ferol Green will use his
regular lineup in this game. Jerry
'l‘omey and Danny Pcrimnil will be
the forwards Cllptnin Donald
Ruddimun will jump center as usual.
\an‘d Whipple and Knox McGowan
will be the guards. Jake Frank
will referee the contest. which starts
at 3:30. A preliminary some is
slated for 3:30 in which the High
school seconds will meet u. worthy
opponent.
GEORGE SMITH
INJURIES EYE
Wilcox form it quintet that is ex-
pound to give scl'crnl of tlic Big
'.l‘r-n outfits u grout clinic: for con»
‘lcrruw: honors.
“Kn-ll Lambert iii the follow be-
hind the Purdue ccgers Lambert
knows I’li‘Skt'lhILIl through and
‘thrcilgh. Moreover. he knows how
to impart. his knowlt'dxe 0‘ the
game to his charges. A Lambert.
Conchml learn is always well drilled
and \\'i.II schooled in the fine points
oi" ill. pastime.
George Smith, captain mu] couch
ml: linings who my real luck in see
imported t'loppers t‘lop are nine-ker-
ui HilpS.
Mr. I‘noiino’s tumbling novelties
left eye while playing with the Dan-
bury LM—«ls agninst the team Waite
. Hoyt. New York Yankees' pitcher,
“m I": “M" ”I“ ““33“ and ‘Iu’ brought up from Brooklyn, N. Y.
IIlt‘liIIL‘ direction Oi! Mons. Carpen- Smith was struck in the (1'6 during
lIi'i‘ himself. “'110 know‘ more about All IIVC‘IY )niqup m ”10 center cf the
“““I’m‘3 than the BMW“ lied 303‘ floor when totir pillyurs dove at the
“”‘I ”‘9 Jamlnry whent market. some time to secure possession of
I ' ' lIic bull. George finished the some
and played Sunday in,Stnmford.
piece of adhesive plaster was used
to hold the out together. Big George
does not mind a "tie thing like this
which would keep the average play-
er out of the game torIseveral days.
it is cold Curpcniior's grout diffi-
culty was to get .liir. l’uolino to re~
mnili ill-o. recumbent nititmlc long
enough for the oiliclnl clockcr t\o
litilllli out 10 seconds.
3 .
gin-n to impemosliy nuri insisted on
ills opponent sliu’tcd ii. punt‘ll iiud‘
0
running- for the cash register. A. J comm CO‘
‘ e o e .
'10 North Mun Street,
South Norwnik
This is no longer llli: policy oi the l
gifted wood and fuel men irom the:
? l‘i‘rcnccs: lie collects ill advance and
lichen ills knockouts as they come.
1n
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Finish Thine "
made the course or the mutual dog
1 l n
' 01".
'u-lllch is usually with great fro-
qucncy and from all directions. i Phone 7‘7
o Is e .
This is. incidentally, Mulls. Cnr-I COMPLETE HOUSE
:puniler‘s i‘li‘th dollar-spouting expe-
Tho liidgcilcld bole inn-o plays-llI
After I
[N gallium
oi the Koruolk Red Men. injured his; >
A.
M
to Arrange Series
Snappy Game
Tilt: Wilton Y..\l.C..\. Iiilbkt’lIlilIl
i‘ii'n will come 10 Norivulli tulllorrow
night to play the Dchloiuy itzllll in
Cotmnuuity Hall. The
bold u. pructice in“ night and lwiliizd
good. The ilcllloluy squnrl has two
complete trains on its motor and
there are lnuliy players to cull into
the game til s iIlOm"'”Bl1(tlit.‘t‘.
'l'lio DilMolny lost. their last unint-
to tile New Cunullu Sepurutu. but
are conildent or conning brick into
the winning column at the expense
of the, Wilton lads.
'l‘lie Deliloluy team is talking
about a. series with the Norwulii
High school fire. it such a series
goes through the gaunt-s probably
will be pluynl in the Armory «lure
ing the latter part at li‘uin‘llui'y.
llctil teams play iil'lllleiil‘ rules and
:1 series of this liliilll'i; would be u
Mg drawing curd. The two imms‘r
have large followings and some or“
the hardest fought games can lw lzx- .
pectorl. I .
Manager l‘aul Singcu'uill or the!
‘Dehioluy team announces that there I
will be no dancing in Communityl
Hall tomorrow night. The game“
lUL'liI boys
Will. CLASH "WITH WILTON
Y.M.C.A. TOMORROW EVENING
Game" Schedule for Community Hall-Trying
With Norwalk High
School Five—Visitors Exoected to Put Up
will bcizill lit 5 o'clock tiiiiI them
“ill be no preliminary contest.
The Wilton boys have u snappy
team and should site the DeMolny
plenty of irouhlr. 'l‘hcy lent to tile
\\'clslport Y.M.C.i. by ii lame score
'iwo works ago. but since linen they
burn imprulml lrl'mlili'. .\ I'Clul‘li
gullle bclwocll the [)ullnluy uild the
Willow probably will be. played in
Wilton before the HifiduUli closes.
Donald illlddillluil. i‘ilpliiln 02‘ till)
Noru'nlk High school basketball
tcuill. will i‘fii'il‘w: lip.- contest to-
morrow night
The probable Tilli‘ilp is as fol-
lows;
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Tile mirth-y of why Jon licclictt
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vl'lnully explained. . . . It liilii‘s too
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A New Low Price
. , For Misses’ Indian
’ Blanket Costs '
The Lockwoods of Bridxcport. who
are matched to play the .Armory ' « . 1‘ _ “:
Five in the local armory on Films. 4" V‘ . "“ 5 I -;'3_ " . _
night. here 'a decision to their credit , : Warm, yet light illj
Over the Questions. at Bridgepbrt. ‘w e i g h I}, in refreshing?
The Questions and the Armory Five . '
have place two miles lit for this COTOI‘ combinations.
«nonf‘Eech teem has won a single
contest. The Lockwoods took the
Questions into camp by ten points.
This should moon another splendid .
preliminery contest in the local erm-
coms. . omens ‘
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WHAT " COAL TO BUY
The shortage of hard coal cannot possibly be Overcome ,
this winter no matter when the strike ends, and householders
are turning to substitute fuels which are in plentiful supply.\
- Coke is a light, gas-less fuel that burns freely with
being much cheaper than either cake or hard coal, and to
smilisr with it we furnish some simple instructions
“(or ii filing. Run-of-mine bituminous (lumps and fine\coai
together) costs about half as much as coke. Any of these
mucus deliver promptly now. and we suggest anticipating
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