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four teams.” all of whom have home
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attend the, meeting.
tween Stamford and Bridgeport ls
,ytr'tp In a reaoonablc time. a sour-
ey to Denbury lroni Stamford is
[the leagueJhia year would be only
.an “pertinent to enlarge upon next
A Iomteam basketball lee-true is
“Ombuntoheclscwcsu
floating “the the proposed teams to be
heldtn thelocsi armory Friday
night.” The meeting was originally'
lobedllled 'to be held in Sta rd
yesterday arternoon prior to the
-Stamford Blues clash. But
as the game was postponed tor en-
oiber week the meeting also was
uuedon. TheY. M.H.A.of
ere Friday night and the man-
, rs will get together about 3:80.
. The moot'rrcent plan is to have
doors. These teams are the Bridge-
”It 1.“.le A.. New Canaan Big
Five. Stanton! Blues and Norwallt
Red Men. The season is drawing to
.a close now and it will be easier to
handle a short schedule. With four
teams In the circuit each outtit will
9'
c! or six weeks. It one 'sot or
home and horse nines are played
this or I mean that only three v.1; its
required to complete. the
It the teams desire to
ng around the circuit with two
and home games the schedule
ll be made out tor six weeks.
Due to the distance and bad trav-
eling. Dantoury will not be asked to
the distance be-
hot too great tor a team to make the
uiu a long one and does not. meet
1-ith tavor by the players. However
"70 games I Wfiek for I period
Y. M. H. A., New Canaan, Stamford and Red 1
Men May Make Up ChouiFDanbllry Not ‘
Invited -- All Managers in Favor -—- Play.
Two Games a Week A F
to air their views on the league at
the Frill-y night meeting.
the Red Men are heartly in favor of
the plan.
Ono big dithculty presents itself.
George Smith and Clayton iicarsn
will. the Red “on it the nutter is
Wt to them. Eddie McMahon plays
With the Stamford team and 1!
games a‘re scheduled on a Friday
night he will be missingas he is
captain and center or the ”Cosine
Life Guards.
The All Stsmtords and Guarnieri's
All Stars have not been considered
in the new plan due to the oonnlol
or players. Paddy Moruke and
"Sham" Kelly o! the New Canaan
Big Five play with the All Stant-
fords. “Beet" Carlson and “Red"
Abbcsiu..also or the All Stamfords
play with the Stamford Blues. Fran):
Gunmieri planned to have George
Weller and Rube Gordon of the
nrldgeport Y. id. H. A. team. llsnle
Rows. Dominick entails o! the
vlirtdgt‘port‘m: and Ted Brother.
ton of Not-walk on his'Norwalil team.
Another conflict with the Y. ti. Ii. A.
players would come up here.
The tourotaam league seems to be
the logical one. ‘ The meeting will
be held at s: to Friday night at the
armory providing the Y.II .8 4-
Rod Men's contest goes through as
scheduled.
fl
Jensen. The managers will be asked
doplcu' s charges. Saturday they; in-t
waded Mworoneck. N.
they were easy vlcwrs over the Ma-
ntar’oneoit High school. winning by
game, the Greenwich teem hurried
"sin halt ended at 10 to s. Injury
scorer.
game at White Plains. Greenwich
ledhytjoo atthcend oftheilrst
“In, “iron monk stunt;
enwlch 1:“!!! school III playing
' Whitman‘s-silica outthe' -'isme‘
’ti‘ight in tire diitsrcnt cities .resultsd
on an oven break for Coach James
30 to 9.‘ Immediately after' the
0 11White Plains. N. Y.. but there
are downed by the Westchester
pty. tettm. 19 to 17 .
seen toll had everything its own
omnipotence}: game.1'l:he
he Greenwich leading
handle-19pm the team in the
, :hut White Plains came from
jsnd iron in the closingmin.
of “the
Y.. where .
, Peeksklli
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Keeny, f 11 11 9 I
Nido. t ' l - 01 2
Weed. r 2 I s
Carlin. c a 3 1t
Auckner. ‘g . t'i . o A
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Disease , ‘ ‘-
Bonnacker. t a 8 to
Bllskey. t o , o b
Copeland. r 1 a .s
_ Cells. 0 - ' I I 9
Morgan. c 2 0 s
Cassidy. g 8 2 ' I
Deters. g 1 l I
McFartland. g I o a
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1.7 it it
Retcree. LiVolai. .
. iebobbedhoir. Housemate the
shousteishttcssvsinsuneucee
cosmonauts: miles out
‘mquentiy. and after the on comes
all... school defeated the Pooh-
ill “military WOW. II-fl. dishes
etball Saturday afternoon. Mame
was never heeded during the some.
The score it the end ct the out
half was 39-136. licence on top.
Bonnacker. Cassidy. Colic and
McFartland did the bulk W! the
scoring for the victors. while Gar-
Jill and Wood grabbed honors (or
Peekskslil.
‘ consul annals '
BERLIN-Germsn women have
begun a new struggle. and it promis-
es to be long and deadly. The Issue
“shining strikes ooh trees ihost
the finchestnntand nine.
'l'hereiaeetl-tbintheoften'hs-
lievsdstswnentthetlirhtnio nev-
At tilt present time Manager not .
uooney at the Y. M. H. A. Manager
nu ost of the New Canaan Big Five. 1'-
iiansgcr Joe Lchlsl o: the emollient 1
wBlus and Manager John Mchrrie or Q l
both play with the Stamford Blues <
and home“ Rod Men. ’l’he two ‘:
players say they will out their lot 1.
. ltselt another reclon for the failure
or many pitcheis to last more than
'2 may be canceled to lint-h most of
: the games they start but a great
2 insiiorlty of the pitchers know that
[slated to pitch. When his triend
" or «issues and Raven. modem
327bis wentdgreotlyimvelrhieelu
Annamaria-1
" BILLY mourn.
, EW good pitchers new in
1 or an article recently writ‘
ij' ten in ths'New rot-unive-
. nlng Sun by John. B. Fos-
ter. We are always glad to rout
Jolin' s stud inicaus'e it is animator-
lns lie save that this present lack
and sleeping until noon." 1
"his is no doubt a fact and is also
a contributing cause to the scarcity
of high class pitchers in the minor
leagues
In the old days every ‘big league
team had three or four regular
pitchers each one “whom most ei-
woys finished every game be started
and no one ever oonoiderodyit more
than was expected of him. Today
in thcblg leagues it is almost the
exception when one pitcher goes
throughnine innings. (in the othe.
hand two. three and sometimes four
pitchsreusre very frequently used
The practice or most present day
managers in changing so ottcn is in
a tow innings. , 1i
' Present Day' Pitcher-o Week
A few at tbs present day stars
their manager. his ‘fell'ow players
and s grandstand full of ions have
almost the same state 0! mind when
he starts a some which is expressed
in the tollowlng words:
"Let's hope he can last three or
tour lliningsnnywey. .
With this knowledge is lt'surpris-
ing that the pitcher himseli expects
to receive a good beating? We know
ofaceaewbmaplichersgrsed to
telephone a (fiend at. 4:30 in the
afternoon oi the some day he was
; salted him how he could get away ‘ _
train the game to telephone at that
time he replied:
“Oh I'll probably be sent to the
showers long bolero that time." ‘
Should any human being with
such a mortal attitude ever be ex-
pectod1tc malls good in any so-
tlvlty?
“iron Man” Jen mm
We remit “iron Mon“ 'Joe' Mo
Ginnlty. while with the oisnu. ask
ing to be allowed to pitch a me
against the hard hitting? Pittsburo
Piratcs'the day alter he had won a
double header from Boston.
big league manager had some pres-
contidence in his own ability lulu.-
tlie Willingness to work. he would
probably have the players‘head. es-
ainincd before he would consent to
try him in the hon.
Without the slightest thousht of ’
smiling Walter Johnson's record
or inlpuoging his ability we glare
the conviction that it, all inaccu-
tldcnol and praise that managers
him were. suddenly changed to lack
than his confidence in his. own shit
it!" would be materially unease.
admirinihm
nail-it among baseball teen is that
entities ’
. camp lest
’ 1 -.ils.mes.
. continues to hold third place. The
11 compo Firemen.
' their total plnfall
college.‘.' was .thc heading
in the outcome it we much‘Jiiaz1
If a 2
out day pitchen with that land of .ij
timers llnd fans now shower upon -
’ Westport Ltd c Rolls
Tonight —-' unders
Arc Leading- the Cir-
cult.
w
The Westport Bowling League
will roll again tonight on the Clif-
ford alloys The Rounders are lead-
' lug circuit by tllve games. but are
‘ being hard pressed by the Inde-
pendants. Some good matches are
eipectbd to' be‘ turned ill tonight."
The State Engineers have crept up
when they took the lenders into
week in three straight
The American Legion outdl
who won the
championship at the league (last
veer. are in fifth place. The tire:
men are unable to get going. but
is greater than
any otthe other teams. When the
firemen win they swamp their on-
ponents and when they lose they
are usually nosed out by a few
pins. 1
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DOWN CATSKlll
Full, 39 29
The famed "brothers' basketball
loam.” known as the Catskill Five.
met defeat at the bonds of the K. of
0. team in Bridgrport Saturday eveo
nlng. _-sll 29. Herb Hart‘ml the
outstanding star or "is some There
were two sets rim-others “I the via.
ltrrs lin‘ult'. Jinn Hickey being the
".hinlng star.- 1 2
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Two Game Series Will
Start in. Stratford—
Expect Large Crowd
at the Game
cue-..- ‘
The Compo Life Guards will open
a two game series with the Slmt- 1 .
ford American Legion. Thursday
nlltbt in the Sterling Memorial luul
in Eiretford. The Legion will play
a return game in the 'Westporl
Y..'il.C.A. gymnasium Friday night.
Fibruai‘y 5.1 Th5 Guards took two
straight games away from the le-
Klon last year and are preparing to
win this series with two consecutive
victories. Tile l‘tuu'ds probably will
Ink" a bus for the convonivncc ol
the" motors. Manager tumult! R.
Taylor will malts an announcement
to this effect .anr in the week. The
Westport live will use their regular
.lnonp in smlfun' «ith the possi-
ble exception of Lon-y McMahon.
Y..-ll): may not be able it make the
r
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Kaunas
ated in
become
Britten
FRANKLIN ('AI’I’OX
I'rullltlln Cannon. one of the bus"
books ever turned out at Mlchl
33'“ 1” ‘0 “‘3 “Mm“ coach at Plymouth. Mass. Eddie and Larry
rid CoaCh
(‘nppd'n grodu
Last season he as-
next year.
192':
..LiIt't. Yost.
,Gappon was a. marteloue defen ry
ill e pins er.
lie helped Hnny Klpkl
one of the most talked-
about stars in the game. as did Earl
of lliinols assist Red Grange
Ml‘ost predicts success for Cannon if
hie new berth at Kansso.
icFoR
sums
Basketball lanrin Stamford are
clamoring for a triangular court
series between Ring school. Msssee
school and Stamford High school
for the scholastic championship of
Stamford. it is said Masses school
is reudv to start negotiations but.
Kin: school and Stamford High are
not in favor of taking up athletlr
relations with Masses. Anyhow. it
it a flood bet that King school and
Stamlord High will stage a three.
game series shortlv- ’
talking
nose by
Gross
Bone
phorus fertilizer tor lawns.
Puffballe are the safest of all the
edible fungi. for none of them are
poteonous.
INTEREST! NG FACTS
it New York barber shop. where
the barber “us
prohibited from
to customers while shaving
luck at trade.
A contest. to find the best Town It's: been defeated tWioe by
.Crler in England recently was held
in We as
hoppers are such a poet‘ in
South America that the government
maintains a special department to
cope with their migrations.
it...» is an excellent phos-
fouls. Eddie Quinn leads with
imoet free throws. all.
..-
80“
Eddie McMahon of Nor-walk cap—
. lain oi the (tempo Lite (wards blu-
ketball team. is leading hla outfit
in scoring with ill points. The Life
Guards have won eight out of nine
names played this season. The only
team to take their measure was the
played the college boys on New
ing the team was a "set-up" and sent
the second stnng men in to face
them. The Collegians sprang a sur-
prise and had a big lead before the
middle o! the first half was reach-
ed.
On Saturday following the Holy
lcloss game. the Guards were sched-
uled to play the Plymouth Five in
McMahon and Ken Seofiold were the
only regulars to complete the trip.
The Quinn brothers. Eddie and Har-
had trouble with their car and
laid not reach \Plymoutll. Manager
Taylor and .1 Plymouth youth made
up the rest of the lineup. This
game was not pla.yed.undcr the
name 0! Compo Life Guards and
will not count in the records.
The Guards have a good chance
to go through the rest of the sea-
son undefeated. They do‘not '
tend to play “easy marks" in order
to establish a record. but will take
on the best or teams. Among their
victims are the New Canaan Big '
them, has been forced out of busl- Five
Stamford Blues and Port
(‘hesler Big Five. This latter outfit
the
Guards which spanks well for their
ability on the court.
('aplatn Mr‘itnhcn is far in the
lead among the individual scorers.
He has made? ll: field goals and 27
the
. but. he falls
back with only it field goals.
The team record this year is es '
follows: 12
Comm Life Guards 46. Bridge].
port Big Five 18. l 1
Holy i‘ was Collogtuns. The Guards '
Year's night. They. thought the VIII!"
luv 4
PAGE NINE
McMahon Torsm Guards
CAPTAIN 0F WESTPDRT FIVE
HAS SCDRED 91 POINTS
' Eddie Quinn Second With 62 Points—Larry Mi:-
Mahon Has Good Renard —— Have Won
Eight Out of Nine Games Played This Sea-
Con'lpo Llic Guards ill. Lock City
Big Five 26.
(tempo Lite
i'hoster 26
Gompo Life Guards. ’9. Stamtord
Blues 25.
Compo Life Guards; 32.
man Big Five :4.
Compo lAfo Guards 14. Holy Cross
(tolloglans 21.
(tempo Lilo Guards 88. Hope Hose
Big Five 2!.
Combo Life Guards It. All Stun-
fords 19.
Guards 29
. Port
New 03,.
Compo Life Guards 7511. Port
lChesler 1’4.
Compo Life Guards 2.61.
Opponents 204.
The individual scoring of the
Guards is as {client}:
Players G l2" Pie
E. McMahon . . . . . . x: L"! 91
E.Quinn.......‘.. 17 25' on
L. McMahon ...... in u 39
H..Qlunn......... 1.". 1 7 3r.
Drlscoli .......... ll 2: 26
Derby 1 .......... I: .3 15
Carlson.......... . 2 l 8
binlkin :l .. 6
Scofield .......... l 0 2
Total .......... 9‘31 83 281
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initially.
ails.
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single one has opened up new the. few
taught him new things. Advertising, especiai’lgy
.ing tells him the newest things to wear,
eat. Advm tells his wife how to make a
. do ve. Advertisingiellehim fe'
- ' for thing's he buys, saves him from the ol ‘
of doing business—helps him live "well, keeps him modern
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THE MAN Wilol'llouolu A "
3'0ch WAS coon ENOUGH,
In the old days, a solid, conservative citizen‘ might sniff and
tell you he didn’t read advertising.
He didn’t think so much of the horseless carriage, either.
The telephone was newfangled, and an insult to the United
it
As for radio, aeroplanes, wireless photography—if they - ‘ '
had been born then, he probably would have thought thorn ‘
a bit immoral.
. he’s chagged. He’s been educated. Hie point of
' 1 new has been in
been civilized -- by the automobil
advertising.
Every
and more modern.
thebest
lulled
He has
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21’.JIM,
Norwalk Chronicler