~ -FirstMee of
Whipple Will 1 1)
Games Next Week
who Remix High school basket-
“ ”tum Will travel to Fairlieid to~
ow attention to pisy the Roger
o 1!. I) boys in n rcguintion
tr league gums. This will be
. ~ meeting 0! these two minis
tbs court this season. Fulrtield
detracted. by Dnnbury. who in
.m downed by tho Norwslkon.
' ,th: column-inn 0! seem it
,Jlks another Norwslit victory.
“ms is scheduled to be played
Roger Ludlowe gymnasium
o'clock.
I. to a. recent ruling by tho
1 Board. Fail-lieu High must
nil its games in the sitemoon.
. Feral Green expects to have
his regular players on deck (or
"ml! to Foirflcid. The limo is
. L to 3 close when Ruddimnn
Whipple will be lost to the loan)
the total coach is braking in
“with!” to till the places oi
so to he graduated.
Sullivan 'snd Golden are
plenty of work in the recent
and will be IN. to fill the
of tits two graduating men).
. - 'Knox McGom probably will
gained to jump center. This will
StackUpAB‘iiinfit
Roger Ludiowe Quintet
Season—Ruddlmm and
Be Lost to TeamaHard
moon two new gourd: [or the loan).
This duty may toll upon Golden sud
slthsr Slows or Yost. Sullivan has
been used as substitute lorword in
most oi the games.
Next week Norwsiit will have a
hard time when they most Green-
wich nigh on Tuesday and Dsnbury
ii. 8. on Friday. Both ct these con~
tests count in the league schedules.
These tilts will he the last for Rud-
dimun and Whipplo.
It is. upsctcd that u largo num~
her or rootors will malts the trip to
Folrtiold tomorrow with the High
school players.
The probabls lineup: is as follows:
Nahuatl! Fail-field “.5.
Tumor \ oorllocs
Right Forward
Pcrimon Gallagher
Left Forward
Ruddimon lit-scan
Center
' McGowan Tolo
Right Gusrd
Whipple l‘lnnagsn
bolt Guard
Golden ilurllnson
Substitute:
roan. Sowo Roth
FRILBIE’S
go! the best balanced team- in this
. tull team on the floor to battle with
. the New York basket checkers.
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lll'E GUARDS
3 The Combo Life Guards will play
libs Port circular Big Fun on the
“(tour of tho Westport Y. M. C. A.
glcmcrrow night. The life savers have
taken the count of tho Port Chester
by the. scorn or :9~:6 earlier in the
season. The Port Chester: liars one
1section. They have won the majority
of their games. having met some or
the best tires in Connecticut and
Ncw‘York state. Eddie McMahon.
Life Guard captain will have his
Viknd street, squipped
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Tamarind Summon-sononwsw. court
Will Entertain the Tor-
ringtoi) Team '0!) Bo-
cal Alleys in Rot-urn
Game
The Nani) Engineering bowling
team will entertain the Torrington
team horo sometime during the‘ mid.
die '0! February. The bowling
league at tho locsi plant wlil‘oomo
to it close on February 10. laying
limo for several outside matchos'tor
till! Engineers. When the Toning.
ton lt-um comes to |Not-wont they
will be royally received. After the
gttmcs ll): mo tonmrwlli sit down
to ii. dinner. The Nash bowlers de-
tected the Torringlon pinmou s. few
weeks ago in the upstate city.
The “union 1'. M. c. A. b'o‘scboli
team has two likely prospect: in the
Darby brothers. Allan Dorbyis s
first bnscman. His brother George
lmrby is a. second baseman. ..Both
have played in and around New York
City and have a reputation of being
heavy hitters, Allan Darby. the old-
cr brother. is I) mombor of the Con)-
po Lilo Guard basketball team all the
present time. Both boys will play
with tho Westport "Y" nino‘ next
summer.
.The staple: High school basket.
ball team will play two last gum:
in as many days. Tonight they will
face The University School in Bridge.
port. Tomorrow evening the stints:
team will play the Grail school of
Bridgeport in the preliminary guns
at the \Vcstport. Y. M. C. A. The
Wcsipurt High school boys expect
to take both contest: from their
Bridgeport opponents. even though
alloy will put it crippled team on the
OOX‘.
The bowling teams 01' the Nor-
walk and South Norwolk Post Gilles:
will begin their annual tournamclt
tomorrow night on the Norm“: Il-
leys. The teams will bowl {or five
weeks. The loser will at courso pay
for a turkey dinner. There will b:
seven men on each team: . Much
friendly rilairy exists bctwecn the
members or, the two teams. . Each
postman will be at his best in order
to ho able to enjoy. the turkey at
the expense of the other team.
. will) the . ..
Jimmy Smith
THE 1-8 W
Aim for the 1-3 pockst. That's
the “groove" betwoon the head 'pln
and the first one in line on the
right. A perfect hit make: I. strilts
limos: s cc nty.
Seldom is s strike made what the
head pin is missed. But man s
strike is chalked up when lilo bail
hit: the head pin mu. whit that is
usually considered It possible spilt.
At shy "but hit the hand pin.
.Thot's the most unportsnt thug. It's
prefer-sills to on the null ln7'rull"
BY- JOE WILLIAMS. 1
A crashing loft-hook lil..t ull lr
' wound itscit liko'o darling shah-a and |
iondodliush on tile chin or GeUlgr-xf
Csrpenller set Geno Tunney dcl’lnllc-
iy. on the road to greatness. it loud
he is still trn'veling. with o. possibil-
ity of seeing it carry him to the top-
most pinnacle. or (Limo—o match
with Dcmpsliy and the heurywclglu
ohsmplonshlp. ’
The record books will tell you
Gene Tunnoy knocked out Georgi-AV
corpcntlcr in tlic fifteenth round or
their memorable bottle in the Polo
Grounds: 'July 2!. 1924. But. it was
that smashing knockdown punch in
tho'le'nih that told George: he was
it benton man. Only hi: uuconqucx-
{ibis lighting spirit. that amazed 30. -
000 Inns carried the 1) renclnnon
through four more rounds. Tlit‘lt‘.
was noppossibiiity of. his winning
otter the tooth.
[or eight rounds Tunney had out-
boxcd,Csrpentlcr.. A' boxing match
mull ltcouid bccolled. The burly
Luis Flrpo. overflowing in o ring.
side-soot. with'tho memory or his
. ownvmnrvelous bottlcwlth Dempsey
in the slime arena the September be-
fore. must have smiled decisively at
the spectacle.
Tunney pulled up in tho ninth and
Csrpentler carried the round. And
tory.
The bell rung for the tenth. The
iwovdsnccd to tho center tor the
opening that is always sure to come.
Suddenly Tunneyllunched for-
’szrd.‘ His left whipped'out and
there was as crack as 'Corpentier‘:
chin caught the full force oi the
blow. The Frenchman dropped.
Instantly Geno shot it right to the
head.
wounded door. The solemn toiling
The stricken
battler begun to weave his test. At
the count of film) be u as upwufi and
no“. is
Tunney had ceased to be a single.
sctlvo fighter for George: Carpen-
tier—lie was s. hazy procession of
Tunneys that danced around Georges
it: tho Frenchman’s bologgcd brain
sought to focus the scene before him.
Tunney ieu'ped forward. Another
crscit to the Jaw sud Corpontier went
down mm. He came up Without
Waiting to:- the count and wont nun
s‘. desperhte clinch When things be-
3st) to clear up a bit he backed
sway intent; on ltccping tho Amor-
loan Offl
But Gene rclesscd a. herd uppercut
t rsn'3 Is true so the home run
of s Ruth or s. Cobb. Georges reol- ‘
”Mn: lilib' ill. med. ,‘R (er6 And?
its corner. .Il‘hs bout
: Bil'l1\\'.
with it wont his linul hope for vlc.»
Goorg‘cs crushed to the floor like a.
that was ultimately to be Cornea. -
_tier': requiem bcgau.
stoppsd, up to load the suitor.» .
0.1. ‘
beaten. would him' awny.
«topped back in astonio'limonl.
Cieorgcs rclumcd to the fight.
Three uppcrcfis and another
smashing left to the law and Cab
pcntlcr‘wii: down gain. Somuhow
he got to‘hls feet 5,: he grasped
blindly or Tunney he made you think
of a. drowning man clutching at s
Tunney. thoroughly tired.
tried to tlnlsh his work. A‘blow that
was little more than a push sent
Carpentlcr to the mat for the fourth
lli'il(.‘. And lhon come the bell.
Georges lasicd the next three
rounds because Tunney was too ex-
hausted to hit a solid biow.‘ And in
tho fourteenth Tunney put all his
strength into a icit to the body that
{will Curpcntlcr to the floor as the
hill mug. The Frenchman wrlthed
in pain and his handle). the volublo
inlllslamps. molested the blow nus
lo“
Griffin
And
llut Georges come out {oratils fli-
lvcntl) not even ablo‘ io'vsiondrcrcct
niul Griilln led him backdohis cor-
nor closing a dramatic fight that had
)culiy ended in the tenth. when Tun-'
nu- union'shsd that ripping left to
3:)“
Speeds Mlle at Rate of 115. 38 Miles Per Hour!
' games with lilo Woslport Y.
N ew Floor Laid in Old
Church— Sever'ai
Gillies Arc Sched-
uled '
Roy Peterson and his Wilton ball-
kctbsll team rxpcct to be able to
play on their home floor in a few
days. The boys have the 1156 of
the old church. which‘ stands 200
feet back from tho Daubury-Nor-
wnlit rood.Vsoutli or Wilton center.
The players laid a new floor and are
waiting for lights to be. installed now.
‘iulil‘lnimt-ill.
Munugcr Putt-ism) is thing to book
\l. t‘.
A. .‘cw tonnun Separates lulrlicbl
Community .t. (3. and other then in
tint? section. He in uniting until ”10'
“’iitdn floor in ready no homo ‘nnd
homo series can be arranged. This
is the fllst sensor) that \liltou has]
had i). basketball tram and is pop-
uinr will) the tounspcopie.
NAVAL ouuu i
WILL DAiTLE
WWW v CANAAN
The New Canaan Big Five will
club with. tiidNavnl Reserves of
Bridgeport in the Village Hall. New
Constitutonlght. 'On Sunday the
New Canaan team will play llm
Stamford. Thin game will be u. rustE
Stamford. his game will be u {ilStl
ono‘cud there wlli'bn pll‘liiy of
county-wide interest in it. The game
in the Lock City on Sunday will
start at 4 o‘clock. The New Cnuuans
probably will have Bcnnlc Mogcr of
the Port Chester Big Five in their
lineup in the place of Jackie Hogan
who has gone to Florida.
lulu FIVE
WAT AAME
Smerol members of the Armory
F‘lvc will accompany the Red Mon to
Bridgeport tonight so they will have
an opportunity to witness the Luck~
woods in action, The Lockwoods will
meet the Armory Five in the pro.
liminary tilt at tho armory tomor-
row night” The Bridgeporlcrs have:
0. fast bunch of players who recent-
ly defeated the Questions. The Arm.
cry Flu: and the Questions have di-
mu
vided it two -game series. which
makes the Lockooods s 831011391:
team on paper. Q
i
KNIVES
Knives that have been used to
cut acid fruits should be washed at !
once.
“Emu
w'l'm Moreitihlishsdsndwrcconitorthc
THURSDAY. JANUARY 21, 1926.
etc Under
KIWANIS AND T
CLUBS
9’
t4
DREADDR
CLAIM VICTORIES
One Has High Pinfall and the Other Wins Two
Games—Cup and
Banquet Are Prizes—~
“Dick” Ireland Carries Off Individual lion-
ors—The Scores
I
Tim llrul guns wt-rc fired on tho
Clifford Bowling Alloys, in the Ki-
wanis. Lions and Toreador bowling
last night. .
This morning ilu-lr seems to lmfi'
some discussion as to. which team
some out on top.
The Klwunls bowlers had the high
plnmli for tho evening will) a score
of 2.399, while the Toreador outfit
lmm-kmi over 2580 plus. The Lions
illt 2:458.
In 1hr:
tool: luu out of three.
>lun HOOlIiS to be as to Wl‘lltillt‘i the
pumps ”10 Tort-odor team
The discus-
lulnl plul‘nll oi the number of some:
i.‘ ouni.
According to Altarncy .Rlchard
lrui lind nun of those “he nunngcd,
tor the suits it has been agreed that
lln- games will touut tor the chom-
Vpiouslllp cup and that the total pin-
'i'ull \\ ill count for the dinner.
lltolnw lit‘llllld curried of! the
lnrlhidual honors last evening with
llllgl) small and high lotoi ills
slush» score was 120 and his total for
lllt‘ evening was 316.
Tlll‘i't’ “’d‘s Ii largo gallery of fund
on hand to witness the hostilities
and cheer their favorites on to \‘ic-
torl'.
Charlie Molt lllt‘. Tormdor “One
Man Bond," furnished music for the
owning. The band was outfitted in
ii: new red uniform and presented
a. very ulll'ucllve appearance.
The bowlers of all three clubs did
their best to win. Several of then)
wore their "bowling uniforms.”
\llllt‘ll consist of :1. swcnt jrl'so‘y and
:i rvgulor pair 01' trousers.
Now that tip: tourney is on they
are looking forward will) gruntin-
icrcst to the games to in; rollcd next
week.
The scores follow: v
KIW AVIS.
Scilultzo ........ 1."? 1M *1.“ :;
finger ........... ’1? :w {>2 3.
"(i‘ovcr .......... 77 Jul '_
Kut‘li o-o........ —-‘ -- It I
, -... ..- ..--
410; in: 11.1 .1
Uci‘l'erun ........ h? fl" 1". _‘.
Quinlan ......... 73 m in _|‘
Barnes .......... on :Ii ‘u
Hoyt .......... So it". .. '_.
Carbonc ......... a: 1'? .
‘lL'l lb. Ill .
LIONS.
Chorpemicr ill the. 1m. ‘
Dunbar ....,..... W] 5-1 ...;
Jakob ........... Ail In
Foolc . ....... n'.‘ 57- \
Griffith b: -»— -
Morrison —- I.» 1..
l“! in; :
Snell 8. 5': Ni
Erickson on *l ".I
Haul ........... 1".) it; \.
Marlin ........ ll
Lawrence DU '12: M ;.
Griflith —- I‘J I. 1
Lu -l‘)i i“! l;‘.
..._-_.-...
TOREADOIL
Benedict . . . . . . ..
Tammany
McMahon 83 5'. M ;
Gregory 8t 63 1': :1.
Light ......... Si 75 :‘m .
O'Mcura ......... 7:: of: — i.-
Moher 75 ll ivl ;
Sterling -— -- T)
1033;541:11.‘
Bishop s‘.‘ M \'.' .
Connery ......... ill TU .‘II 32‘
Costello I": S's llu'
lrcland ..........1t|u 96 1:” 1;.
Paul ............ 83 :11 ll”) Ln
440; 436 47513..
’. strut-21‘. REVENGE
Mickey Walker. welterweight
chén'i'p‘ion,‘doésn't'sccnl to gibe very
well with the New York
commission.
Brcuuscol‘ his refusal to box lluvc
Shade. Waikrr was on the suspend-
ed. list in Ncn York state for mer
I. year. “i finally got back into
the good 3) arcs o! the poucls that
ho.
Signed to box for charity. recent-
ly. Walker bulked on the figure
numcd for his soniccs. llu sudden-
ly drucloxicd an infected too and cm-
cried the engagement.
A few weeks later. offered in the
neighborhood of $30. 000 to box Tom‘
lil\' Milligun. tho infccltd too soon
got ucil. 'lhc sudden recovery of
boxing
Wmmsnrcd Viiilein- the
Walker offend llir:
chance {or rct‘cngr.
About a. week before the bout, ill"
commimun .‘l
commission after looking mt‘l‘ lip
injurcd‘toc dccldnd it mm not on 1
enough to permit
\\';lll.~r iu 3h:
11!: best. The bout \\ 11c milul L'l'l.
Pccvcd. Jack lirvurua dmmmm .1
that he 'would lukc l‘l-;
bout to Europe, lmping
cause the commission
Nothing doing.
1"
pix-lumiw:
ii on; '
in l' i~'l:'
C 0
When ‘Keurns aunuuncul 1;...
Scotland has offered $100.1“."‘ 1"
the bout the commission Isllmv \v.‘
kcr's manager was blurring.
O U 0
l’lSCiI-Bl‘i‘l‘liils
Willie John McGruw may 1101 1111::
the pitching or Jack Bentley, it is ..
certainty that his absence will in
felt when it comes to the plum.
hitting business.
McGraw has always worked m.
the theory that u. pennant winning
boil club should have a capabli.
right-hander and left-handor to In,
used in tho pinches.
It might be added that he llzi‘
been very successful in carrying will
that line oi: resistance.
\Vhlie McGraw may have had lo
pick the spots for Bentley as u
pitcher. due to the fact that Jack' 5
style of boiling was effective only
against. a. certain style of butting
there was no pinch-hitting situation
where McGraw hesitated about us-
ing Bentley. Jack did his best war].
against rightohzmded pitching ul-
though he also took a. mean cut (ii
the soritbpou's.
i J
Moose McCormick, Ollc Cruudull,
Sammy Strong and Mike Doulin arc:
just: a few other noted McGruw
pinch-hitters that I recall.
, 6‘ t 3
RECORD CBOWDS
Recently I ' received a (men
halting which sport other than racin-
has to its credit the largest crowd
and how the first three ranked.
Unless I am mistaken iootboil gels
the call. At the 10:15 clash between
Ohio State and Illinois with Red
Grange playing his final game. 85.-
000. people word. in attendance.
While the Dcmpscy-Csrpenticr
fight was said to have drum 90.000.
thslnntiug with Firpo at the, Polo
grounds with 82,323 tight tans io‘oll-
log on. is reckoned as the biggest
boxingacard. '
Babe Ruth and the New York
Yankees playing-the Giulia in the
1938‘world series. Enacted “.871
to one or the games at the-Yankee
stadium.
So it looks like football. boxing
their baseball for the win. show and
place. -
. s s s ,
Since baseball is played-continu-
ously {or six months whlio toothall
and boxing only at listed lntsnal:.
a. direct comparison is hardly iaii‘ in
the national pastime. . -
' sum
Lecturer: What's the color or thv
humsi) skill? ‘ V
Ruth: Well. err-about the Sillill:
shade as flesh-colored stockings —
Anmrs.
He. . AGREED . l
' Whit tiino shall i come
Vac. om; Phone: Come otter
mt ' .whstV I m coaxing st-
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