’e lead o! the Rounders in the
port Bowling League was out
five games no a result of the'lr
.o-ping two straight to the State
I users. The independents crept
ii the leaders by taking two
-es item the Westperter-tler-
tsun. The American Legion.
R ,. were victorious in two of
‘ tilts with the Westport Water
‘mpany’s team. The Compo nre-I
”sit won three games from the
t ‘Oaice team. The Firemen
who the highest three-gems total
_ihe evening when they hit (30.
ee 'Drisooii oi the Firemen was the
individual scorer tor a single
to with 119 pins. Walter Brown
the Engineers bed the little in-
dual total for the night with a
rit or 801. The league will swing
I action again next week on the
, itord alleys in South Norwaik.
he scores are as iollows: , ‘
Water Company
_ bu... 86 97, 100-483
~Iey ...... $6 109 88-477
s s s e s e e 75 102 85"‘8
‘etts . .. .. . . . as so ea-sts
831 893 3811055
American legion
shnedi' 102 it 99—438
_ - ........ lie 93 «was:
once .... 10s 86 Sin-211
82 110 86—278
censuses-
3Bi 370 3601114
Independents ‘
assets 110 s: Its-an
rger as 74 96-4“
hum so 93 70—451
as 91 too—est
wail .....
394 Inc 3471080
THE EVENING SENTINElr-SO. NORWALK. CONN.
Westpo rters
3. Gilbert“ ... I! H
N. levtano at so
ill. Gilbertio .. 78 88 ”—355
L. Jones 81 104 75-3“
W
it? an as lost
Firemen
80 103*?"
96—498
90—4"
81—3“
92
97 105
E. Fable ....‘.
W. Fable
Driscoll
E. Brown ....
Dummy .....
83 03 118—288
1'5
M
Post one
Hell ......... st 13
Weloh ....... 88 81 96—366
J.haViano 70 81 76.2“
W. Northrop .. '78 is DT-v-aili
334 Si! 8‘2 084
Finnegan as 39 ion—sis
C. O'Connell .. 87 08a!”
Gallagher 104 87 ~101
Godirsy 105 M ‘ 80—2"
H. O'Connell it 70—108
Wilkes ...... , 88 87-178
Prior essences 87 7: . 7.165
Bristol ......I 88 91 88-407
Murphy ”9... U2 Dan—205
We Brown s s s s 38 1‘0 10M")?
375 306 8771017
The Standing
Rounders . .... 82 it) .763
Independents 27 iii ‘ .648
Am. Legion all 17 .595
Water cowbell! . 24 is .511
FFFCDD'D.“ use use s s‘ 2‘ . 18 .571
Engineers l9; , 28 .m
Wulpomrs see. 13 29 .310
P0" Odice ..... 4 88 .095
- L. .Pe.
‘. . W.
The Normlk High school Second
.. lowered the colors or the
Tsnklin Junior nigh basketball
the Gutter Junior High gym-
um "lest night. The score was
' Both teams played ‘ well
.. The score at the code! the
belt. was rot in lover or the
school boys. The second half
their lead.
Herding was the star tor the
lids- fie scored three deid
n the second halt until re-
Wright. the lanky center ior
in.“ mode the some number
etc as Herding. The Highs
their moons! string men during
game. which edited to the ef-
then of their teens work‘.
The score or the gather
minkiin Junior 1]. s.
sG 1" Pts
1,0 2
3 0 I
2 2 6
0 0 0
0 0 0
I 2‘ 12
seemed!
G F Pie
2, .0 C
l “0 .0, '0
8 0 _6
.0 o: 0
,1 1 D
‘e in the preliminary game played-‘
rstnri‘cno. as}: FDr-Thursdav
night in union Hell two atelier
gum are on the bloketbsli card:
The lecture g‘sme oi the night be.
tween the Community A. C. and the
Questions promises to be a bummer
es the two combines met late in
Bridgeport and proved to be worthy
competitors. the Community com-
bine winning out by a “to point
margin in I hurt! pleyod some in
which the final score was 88 to 31.
in the preliminary game two
teams that have corned reputations
for hard plat/ill end not knowing
whit defeat means until the final
whistle blows. wilirmeet. The Wild
Cots will stack up against the Ash
Creek combine in this contest.
The line up for the big game of
the nigh: follows:
Continuity
Question
Reichert .................. Rieleil
RF
Torsavnge ... mm...
LF
Msheney ................ T. Moran
John Yates ,
c
Nmy nee-eeee-sesaeeesee' Ba-l'hcfl
3.6
Role .................. J. Moran
GREB BEAN DOW
OMAHA. Jan. sow-(Ar) Harry
Grab. Pittsburgh middleweight easily
won a referee's decision over Joe
Lehman 0! Toledo. Ohio. in a ten
round bout; here lest night.
Adams C o o o
Meade RIG 1 'o s
Sturgea LG 0 o 0
donates]: LG ‘0 ' o . o
8 , 1
Referee—IL» J. My
u. annual business or. deviating
Georgi aerated Ruth is sou on.
m with the m
‘* pus end the lust velvet
the sot-ins son: will Rubs .
. setts was that he be-ruirled midi-id
is: when you aim a intuit“
or the architectural outlines oi the
Ruthisn bay window. ,.
Q 0 O
The reel resson the Babe decided
toureuohisisrmioliusaaehn-
caststlcbeshedowthstthebetn-
,gud tout alum thought it use
evening time and refused to ecnte
" «town OR the rows.
Thebheosesasoeetaenisro
01 119—310 ».
ass ass no 1m ‘
88-249 3
. veterans o! the team.
'(wusg‘
,tnonthehe
it! do so men? apparently
.1. excellent players {all to
' smalls good in the major
Ileagues? This failure is
usually tor the sstoe rea—
sons thst may apparently capa-
ble men tail in any line of busi-
ness. The best answer from a base-
bail angle would be to describe the
qualities which have predominated
in Ty Cobb's mslteup during the 20
years or a most successtul major
ioague career. The incl: at one or
more oi! Cobb's qualities puts many
players out o: the running. al-
though Ty has to a high degree. the
quality designated as "color," which
always draws particular attention to
one in the public eye. Nevertheless
this is rsthcr s result or the com-
bination of his natural qualities
which lend to success rather than a
cause in itself. Roger Hornsby who
is compiling records only achieved
in stardom. compared with Cobb
would be called “colorless."
.Cobb started out in his first sea-
son determined to learn all there
was to know shout how to hit best.
run bases and play the outfield. lie
worked tirelessly and would practice
batting u long as anyone would
. pitch to him.
3‘ chasing tiles. liners and grounders
only site: he lied tired out n couple‘
in the field he' quit
or men hitting to him. He paid close
‘ attention end learned all the good
points he could {tom the stars and
His record
shows that he always took excel-
lent care ct himseli. House the
first on ENF‘Ileld‘ each day wirele-
aliy fit to give his best.
Keeps Mind on Game.
Cobb has to an extreme degree
the very essential quality which
makes him immune to either the
plaudits or n "roasting" iron the
grandstand nod bleachers. No mst-‘
ter how much of either comes his
way (and his strenuous notions on
the Mid otten called down on his
head roars of dleawmvsl from
peril-en tans) he nevertheless keeps
his mind so intently on the business
at the game that no amount oi
"roasting" or applause can in the
slightest degree ni'fect his eitlciency
in the game. The lock ct this
duality keeps many otherwise natu-
rni players out o! the big leagues.
During, every game of hi. ball
there is s. great deal at repel-lee (it
the practice one be'ao dishined) be-
tween players or opposing teams.
One ,torm oi this was perhaps over
indulged in by ”Oil” fimitb catcher
or the Pittsburgh Pirates during the
last World Series. The papers car-
ried many accounts of objections
to "Oil's" line of talk. on the port
-ot the Washington players. Oi
course their objections were based
on the (set that ,his conversation
was a detriment (intentionally so)
rather than a help to their betting.
This practice in one tom or another
seems to bash accepted part or big
league baseball and a player who
allows his mind to be diverted by it'
is more liable to strike out in n
pinch than he is to score is runner
' with the necessary hit.
TyCohhisaputmastet-inthle
srt bothwith espouse players and
ions can it never clients his citi-
cieneyatthsb‘st nerintlle tield.
Produced nerd.
Cobb
Gettlngschtet-atnmenttothe
nooceasityoreoutinoedprectlcenud
studyeeheuinoatsdooeuluily to
hit all kinds 0! pitching. It is not
eurprisingthfl Cobb toaster
oeeeesarliywltb natural
shilitylwhenweeninicrosedthsi
tenuous, during the motel-
miliengthmimor Wallet
endchusiosncmoneposs to
none
Town 9.11“! tellc' w cut?
~: Strong Team WIllA
my be toned hetero a
another as he watches his reflec- _
tohthebesthitte‘rsndfleiderom‘
pearin WestportF
M. C. A. Friday
Night '
m
The Compo Life Guards will meet
' the strong l’ort Chester Big Fiv'e
Friday night. in tho Westport Y.
M. C. A. gymnasium at ii o‘clock.
The Port Chester team will bring
up their strongest teem to «0de-
vengc tor the post defeats handed
to them by tho Lilo Guards. Cap-
tsin Eddie McMahon expects to
. have all his regular players on hand
for the battle. Lorry McMahon and
, iiarry Quinn probably will start the
contest as forwards with Captain
McMahon at center. Eddie Quinn
‘ end Paddy Driscoll are the regular
guards. The lite savers have plenty
oi substitutes to Allan Darby. Ken
Sociieid. Dave Carlson and
Malian. Joe Waters of Bridgeport
will referee the contest. A prciiloin-
any game will be played by the Y.
bi. C. A. live. Dancing will follow
the contests.
[WW
FRANKLIN HY
WILL TRAVEL
TO DANBURY
0
Book G a m e With
' F .
Freshman Fiveto Be
0 e
Played in Hailing
City
The basketball teem tram Frnnkg
lin Junior lilgb school will travel to
Dsnbury a week {rent this «Friday
to meet the Freshmen from the
High school in the batting town
The Franklin boys detected the
Danburiane in Norwails lest Satur-
day. 11-18 The return gsmc will
be played in one of the large halls
in Denbury. The Franklin boys have
developed into good basketball piny-
ers under the direction 0! Coach
John Kane.
cal condition are true. we predict
that. many an American League
pitcher will be glad it isn't his turn
to pitch when the Yankees play his
team next season.
Confidence In ono'o ability to hit
my pitcher under any conditions is
aux-eat asset in any batter's make
many batters results in very eurv
prising conditions. nnmely that
many pitchers with even ordinary
ability are continually successful
against some of the greatest batters.
Ty Cobb probably never enter~
tallied such a state of mind toward
any pitcher he ever saw. Some may
be easier to hit than others. but i!
any pitcher stops him one day. he
will be back at him with three or
four hits the next time they face
each other.
Rd!‘
STAMFORD WILL
up. The lock of this quality thm as these two
Crack (lagers at Iowa
I
CAPTAIN MCCONNELL. LEFT.
AND FORWARD VAN DEUSEN.
‘ Here are two star members of
the lYIIlvorslty of Town basketball
team that is expected to reuse
plenty of trouble in this season's.
Western Confcrcm'c chose.
McConnell. who is leading the
Hawkcyeu In his junior Tour. is
called one of the best dolomite
players in the Big Ten. lie lacks
the woisht or some hock guards. But
hisogilityouiho tioorsnd knack of
sensing the point of attack make
him ottcn able to hold two men in
check simuiuneously.
Von Deuscn is one of the high
scorers or the lows team. but sea-
son he played running gust-d. This
you. however. he has been switched
to reward. where his uncanny
shooting ability has made him a
dangerous entry at all limes.
The league
At the plosent
basketball league
\ticlt. Danbury.
boll.
poly m1
Ilel' ,0;-
did.
smiles
sons previous.
joying splendid
ford (Hid
competition
two teams will
IOU .
.5?
.
ford .ou
PLAY ANCIENT
RIYALS FRIDAY
The gymnasium of the Stamford
High school is expected to be puck-I
cd Friday evening when the Lock
City High basketball team plays the
boys from the Control Hy in Bridge-
port. Flreworke will be included on
institu-
tions fight like eels and dogs. The
game will not only be a battle be.
mean the players of both sides. but
a bottle of strategy between Conch
hlikn Boyle 0: Stamford and Coach
Sport Briefs
Tom Sheehan o! the Pirstee in
1933 won 81
which is the record for thc associa-
tion.
Grant Gillsrurllvcrsity of Alabama '1
tootbnil star will play will: Birmlnr-i
ham this year.
a better shortstop than Joey 5.4:wcll
was when at the university.
Dutch Zw‘luing or Kansas Cily ls‘
said to have the inside track for!
the mensgershlp of Lincoln in the .
Western lLets guc.
IillB‘
Held High schools Each item plays. olll‘
tuo games with inc 0’. int tilt-s.
is planned to oil‘cich this league ldt‘il
into buscbuil and possibly inlc 1001».
Such as proposition iI‘ (.‘Ill‘l‘liil
out will be known as thc
County Sporting League.
lIagIICI-I in ihc‘state lime i mono-I
sport activities and
schools in the lower end of Com <10“
mlclictit hate to do some lust bouil-
lng in order to play halt the num-
that
The Hollsatcnic Lenls’um
cluclrs eight teams from Strrltfcl'd
lo Woodbury has been wry
ful this year its well as in the sea—
The teams Lil‘i',‘ un-
llllltlii‘lul
and all schools arc:
praise of the league.
it has been suggrlslcri that Slum~
Staples High schools be
added to tho t‘ll'Cull to make the
more
represent
trcmcs in strength alter
Staples High
losing most of her first string men
by graduation and will not be strong
enouxh to be considered or ii candl-
date after the season closes.
the other
powerful team in all sports and they
have much material to choose tram.
The Bethel High School has been
suggested in the place of Stamford
PAGE ELEVEN
Fay Form School League
TALK OF ANOTHER HIGH
SCHOOL CIRCUIT IN COUNTY
Will Add Teams and Call It Fairfield County
Sporting League -— Would Take in All
Branches —— Bethel, Ridgefield and Staples
Would Like to Join
mulm the “competition ll'lOT‘i‘
Hamilton High of Ridge-field
l0
[0 have,
a. new “be“
HQCI’HS
taken another bite nitiI
proposition to be of't'olcd to six ltlgh 5I “Fit-obit“ ézilr‘j’lffinegutmménfi Alh:
schools in lulri‘iold Counh. ”w boys lilo animal in the liousaumic
difficulty in ulliaining glilTiL'fi “was. 1. um): mm m. out of llii: question.
seen during the pits: neuron. .‘Li‘fnl It in believed that lim Stair: Hour-l
of the teams In lrulrficid Count. of Education will Iain) :. hand in
how lied to t‘UllIIllU lhcmselics iu Hiding this lIIIgII to be worked
shortened sthcdules or to play set» out (n n. Cultist .fi'itlflly busts,
emi outside teams in ouier to go
through with 15 or 20 gumcs.
time there is It
Dotuooll
Norwulk and Fait- It.- :Icuc are being formed to 'll(;t('/,ll
It lIIIs been Iopvllcd nluund iII
Mainte- High school clrclvs that ill"
present iiousutoulc League and. tha.
(Ileon- nut pioposod l'IIiri‘Inld County
some oi lilo strong (cums.
It ' sIIIlI .Is. lIitigeport Stamford. I ror
Ii.) Hill \\'--1le nt \Volmhun (”om-
lili‘l‘llt'il :IIII'l lilllllollsu High of New
Haw II, lit-slams many other qulntem
l'."1.|h“i II‘Ill lll‘ ('IIIbI‘i ".\" IlIl'islon. The
"rlhi ulhci Isltong‘m High schools have always.
take: :ItluIntIIgo of the smaller The
dilutions and now the “little i'Cl-
'.'an- tuklug tIIiH Lil‘lllull nt
itlghtiug Then 0““ bIIttII,
CARMEL HALL TO
PLAY KING PREP
SCHOOL TODAY
A last gentle of baskril'unll is
ported to result, of the i'll‘.‘l.illl'lg of
the Carmel Hail and King Prep
schools in Stamford this otternoon.
The game will b0 played in Legion
hail. Stamford. Much rivalry exists
The
they l-Jl‘lllCI'I,‘
which in.
r-UUCCSS-
returns
lmtd in their
L‘.\‘
Those
the ex-
this sea-
Weslport is
i'uricrl.
in
between those two schools in all
_ Ispot‘lmg event-s. Both schools have
Sifltm- ‘ strong t‘enms‘ this year and a. 103’!!!
band, has a set-to is looked for by the students
of the two institutions. Carmel Hall
will have the following lineup:
Smith. Schoonmaker. Peck. Russell
and Clinton.
games for St. Paul.
..aee con-o ..
Gill is considered
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you new the difference between
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.1 brand new tire. which you
know. Is considerable. We will
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will cost after we have inspected
the tires you ham to be repaired.
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McCOLLUM’S I
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izddle Riclly of Bridgeport. Slam-
rord High will play Wiiby Blgh oi'
\\ met-bury in Stomiord a week from
toduy. -
MELLO WINS. ‘ '
BOSTON. Jon. 20.—-(AP) Al Mel-
lo of Lowell, New England welter-
weight boxing champion. won the
referee's decision over Morris Schial-
{or of Omaha. Neb.. in a lO-round
tight here last night.
Englard tighter took seven rounds,
Sonia-lier two and they drew one.
Both weighed 150 pounds.
II
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