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98
86
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531?...
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m r11 73-
rthrop ........s1 99
use oo 90
m‘flk --.50-05... 75 W
5111-5.an .........—- 65
395'1109
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72
80
77
‘ -- . . 994 329 319 993
' momma HERALD.
Jones....i....94 so so 219
‘fduhsruii......99 93 so 2113
-,011551115...... 7': so 99 211
651156.....,......'. 31 33:1 so :17,
147 139 914 1027
' ', AMERICAN LEGION.
555.11.111.11 79 53 so 229
0015015 88 so- 32 25:.
onto .‘.........._sa 91 so 254
W..lones 99 7o 73 159
319 319 320 931
" "*Ww-
“1-
, Joyce W'e'thered and Cecil Leitch
he.“ won the British women 5 golf
, ,:title‘; Iii o'ut of the last seven times.
hubs L'5ltoh topped the field in
111.1. 1,910 and 1921. and Miss wan.
51-511 111 1921. 1911 use 1915.111511-
rogue m broken. temporarily. in
115, 3. When M55 Doris Chambers
0111051.. .
w'N11championships were held from
19,15 to 1519. inclusive. due to the
viii-1"?- 80 the Wethered- Leitch com-
3 5151511011 1155 ranked pretty much su-
‘ 11:51:55 for the last dozen years.
jMoney is'n't everything. but it is
fin handy to have around the
liones- in case of trouble. -
142-
; ,careor, against Chicago. Duel-lander
.had another big day. Stopped 55 ‘5
, OBEWEB'.‘ mus 0.1-,“ 1",2'5.
Norm
In the "openii'll lime of the 5'95.-
son Uborlunder played in only tine
periods. scoring two of 11151:;
touchdowns 1151505 .by 00111110131
and on till-'55 oodulonslg'ettlng may
for runs at 3511-01-05. :1, 1
,. Anion Hobos-1. . ,
Threw 15 rpm-5rd 95.5565. 5.11 of
'them using 115111.11 to 40158115.st
were completed., The first score of
the genie 05.1110 05 a. result of 5. 5-
yard pass to Lane. H's scored 111m
touchdowns. .
Ase-inst vet-51,0111
This game “was played 3011, 5.111 Ind-
dy field. 111.5 driving. 1111mm
mouth winning on sunlight 15515.11
59-0.?151'511 in the first period 0019,
surfing the bell 10 times for 0:15-
tal gain 91-195 mm. ,. . . ,
Against 11.1.15- " ‘
In the final prellmlnexy- some 51
the yeul. Dartmouth whipped Uni-
versity of liicine. 65-0.
made four 'touchdowuu'During the
afternoon he. oer-tied tbs. ball .20,
times and gained 171 yards.
ids-inst .iisrvord
095.11.511.11: 0 sblhty: to 1055 id's-
ward passes: in the form If touch-
downs “as kept very much under
Cover in the preliminary game's.
Hobart excepted. 110' was turned
10050 vognlnsi Harvard. .Hc threw '11
passes. completing 8.
Against Cornell.
Stopped by Brown. 095.11.11.11}
nus invincible against Cornell. 1,-15
throw posses ranging from 20 to 45
yards with seemingly reckless about
den and always some Dorm-tonal
player was waiting to receive them.
.Fifiocu posses were completed
, Against Chicago.
‘ In the final game of his collegiate
shall-totem he was supreme over the
1111' route and' had the Chicagoplnyg
ors dizzy tlylng to ‘ intercept his
passes. He gained 191 vards by- the
511' route
“Swede" Oberlandor. famous
Dartmouth football- star. will be 5
welcome addition 0 the Big- Ten
grid game. - ' .
Tho- Western Conference. Ohio
811115 in partlculsr.‘ is to be con‘
gmtulatedon landing the outstan'di
lug football star of 1925.
Oberlnndcr is generelh' recogniz-
ed as the one player largely r0-
sponslble for the remarkable show-
ing of Dartmouth last season. ‘
Proficient in every department '01,
play. Oberlander is aI-Iill best at
the- forwm'd- massing some. in only
one came. the contest with Brown.
was he stopped lent men
Asidoirom the :1 slice that-will
OberlnndIzr ,-
.1
.1.
\, , .
her of its coschi
sure to profit greatly by hi- know-
ledge.
Ohio State 1:55 needed 11 high-
clm backfield coach for years to
aplst Wiles and the addition of On.
or coder appears to have sill-pilot]
the long-needed want.
.45.-
1.05013er comm. PA».
The longest iorwud pass in root-
buil history was recently 0519111151155
by Pooloy Hubert when he illrcw
the Alabama Washington 119.111.". ‘Z'llc
longest previous completed 1.11::
which resulted in a touchdown. wns
mode in 1924. “lit'li John [.011 of
111-. Haskell lnxllI: ls, tossed 111-1 mil
ndiurnlly go to Ohio State.- because“
it. will boast Oberlandornso mom-
3. , e. - , '
Sweeping the country" .
And the one great reason is the fact that
this Is the 513.811.11.11 brings really fine
8111 performance down to where the
average Anierican family is justified in‘
buying it.
Velvety smoothness, a world ois
flashing acceleration, genuine, in
beauty.
'é-au'd built 111.. Hupmobile always builds, -
ior lung life and low upkeep c‘oSts.
' Agreat motor car buy-4a car that wise
buyers are meiotmg upon. - '
9‘: yards to 6:111 rs Kip. uh.» an
only five, Isl-d5 lu 1:.3lly.
ibuilt
x if R'the team in
tho bell 65 yards to Mack Urm- :1 in 3
BOWLING
with the
CHAMPION
_ Jimmy Smith
5
FOOTWEAR.
. if anything too little attention is
31min. to the legs and feet in the bowl-
in: game. Both are big items. hov-
Lover. Just 55 they are in all brunch-
313 of sport; Keep-your logs-15nd
. wet in 5115115.. Tom care of than.
,3 For one thins. dent weer rubber
, shoes Nothing Fill tire you or in.
,3 lure your feet quicker. I'vs, found
- 11 hem son-'15 bowlers wearing the
'rubhors" started to tire. to feel fa-
: 113.1101} after ro=liiu four 30131105. ‘
l‘ urthermore. robber shoes ere‘ not
check" your slide so you. deliver
ball. Obviously. 5.11, ”3501-1101"
91111.: 11 ill throw' your body out of po~
s3filion and you'r bell will lose direc-
l oil
1 near elk-soled shoes. I recom—
mom mom above any otho. kind
n.- Imor experienced any trouble
11-1111 my feet. Whey never 1551 50:9
1nd 111v legs never yet tired. With
r-lir soles you can turn in 10 stni'tht
3:. :amr-s 11 lthout getting that “won
§11111'f'ct‘lil‘r;.1 can bowl disco-t in-
union Icly at one stretch and not no;
LII‘U 'ITIV III 950618.
ill)
‘hl‘
W
11.551511in WINS. 3
STAMFORD. 11m. 213 —Doner5k
. soccer club scored a victory over St.
Georges team of Yonkers at r591.-
III KAPLAN
GAINS VERDICT
OVER MURPHY
Fedtheriveight Champ}
Is Given Decision'
Over Lowell Scrap.
per in Boston
BOSTON. JAN. 21'1.——Kld Kaplun,
of Mei-idea. Conn. world's {cathet-
welghtphnmnion. won the judges'
decision from Billy Murphy; of Low-
ell. in a. ten-round bou‘. hero last
night. Kaplau weighed 133 pounds
and Murphy 1311.
,Both boxers came out in the first
round ready 10.111111. Kopinn , mung
his 1511 and right. Murpuy deptzud-
l‘n'g'on a right .lub followed by a. 1011
to the law. They followed the same
notice throughout the bout. with
Kuplon forcing the fighting
of the way.
It was a. close battle. although
Kuplan apparently had the loud. in
five of the ten rounds. while Mur-
phygtook two. and two were even.l
Neither boxer was sent to the mat
during the fight and their blows
apperently did little damage. 'lho
crowd received the judge's verdict
with applause. .
119.1115 six-round 5011114111111. Ed-
1110' Dot-d. of Waterbury. 00011.. sub-
suturing-15: and (lap. Wilson. of
our York. won the ludxes‘ deci-
on 'nver Bobbie lilays, of New Bed-
Cord.
SOUTHEORT.‘ Jail. 36—4115 La
115115111551. Bridgeport 1500111an to
ihis;-vl'llsgo on- day- nizht to play
the Firemen‘ s has eihsli team in the
Wc'koinon Memorial hall. Fans who
have Mmumd‘ both teams in action.
predict c close contest as they are
sold to be or similar calibre.
1.111...» for the game follow:
[,an Five Fireman's Five
G. Aliletrnnd . .. Brother-ion
,. .- , 111-:
HuAhietrund, . . . . .
. . . Russell
11.x.......-. .. ...... ....'l‘.Mills
C
August......................Bond
RG , -
Rpichsrt . W. Mills
”LG
111 the preliminary some the
5515351111111 .Moniorl'cl team will meet
' the- Black Rock Church Five.
ors yesterday 11 It New York snip
lucegue go 2 10 i sci-19151115115
Scott scored for 'fiDaners-I and Juice-
!501 Si. Georgef‘a.‘ ’ ' ,
' ”’750
E plus 0
VII-LC AN
HOT WATER HEATER
YOUR HO”
thilsuoe Smoll oioniiuiyg'symenh
Conn. Iji'g'lif' fif‘ Poll-er
Co.
Harwell:
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’ POSTPONES BOLT.
1311115105, snags Jan. 20—1111:
Flt-p9. Argentine heavyweight sn-
, 11511115511 11151 his bout with Erminio
Goths. European champion will be
'held this first week in April instead
of 1311 Mel-011.,8p'5lls having delay-
55.1115 departure from
195111.191...
TltslyI until
KENT
sill-13's uhfiimn‘sis It 0. A
1111010 '
”380,135.
, 3 shawl-is.
"I"
lllOSi. ,
Cenvenisnt Terms 3
111.. “111011 baseball team “lll
slurt making plans for the coming
season at e-uleeting to be held Mon-
day evening in Wilton. Although it
is on rly lobe thinking of baseball.
the \Ylilonllcs are planning to gel
tho Jump on the other teams by 115v-
lug their outfit in readiness for the
opening contest. Frank J. Riley
will again be the manager of the
Wilton nine. The officers of the
team were elected at the'lnst meet-
ing. l‘hcy will meet next week and
approaching season
The sures-so of tho Wilton team
has been broadcast from one end of
lillo suite to the other. The baseball
11.... and 101.1111!) in Now York state
3:150 lulow tho strength of‘lho Wil-
:lon buys Each year the suburban
, 19.1111 runs up a long list of victories
.ugsinst some of tho best outfits in
lthis section of tho country.
l‘olumblu George Smith is evpcct-
11:11 to bo back in lhe lineup of the
\iliton 10:.1m Smith hurled sub'orb
|bull lust ymr and it‘ was mainly
:ihrough his stellar work on tho
discuss amoral important pluns' for.
Helpful Hints
‘ Golfing Stars
TUESDAY. JANUARY ~46. 1929.
akes Plan
BASEBALL MEETING WILL
1 BE HELD MONDAY EVENING
Frzlnk J. Riley Will Again Nlanage Farmers——
George Smith Expected to Pitch Again
Next Season —— George Miller Behind the
Bat—Few Changes in Team '
mound lhilt Iill' \\1l'1.11 l-um (1mm
through “IIIl such 11 l»[\Ii‘I"II‘I roc-
ord.
George lllllr-r. [ho \\'l1lI.-- l'lumu
catcher. will be run-wiring H11 slums
of Smith. Illilir 1' \1 (111 (mm 1-1 111» 11111:“.
popular Iur-mln-rs 111 Min 1".1111.
was full 01 mp un-l 1-11qu 1-, 1111-11
delighted all the 1.11111 lln ham-HM
Smnill as well us if not 11-111m- than
most hlg leaguers. lilllr-r mum
through with runny timely Mir. when
\Viiion Imndwi thn '11 -111 .rmnr-s
)Innnm—r liilv-y .‘flel ‘.'1' lhrrr
muy possibly 111’ one ur' .2- I: Chang-
es 'in lhI- PPV‘FOHlli'I of flu- innm. If.
is holinvrd that a now third l1aso~
man will in obtained to replace
Lundy. Aunlhvr mllfinlller will give
tho Willons .mnlher first clue-5 loam
to star! lll“. 510113011 with.
The Wilton luum will play .1?!
{their names- on (er11 field H115
you 1‘. lIIlI'JSS Hwy sign up merit-u 1- Ill.-
somc n? the nearby nines. .
llcflnilc plans lor the. sum-on vlll
hr: :lllllNlllC'"l'I after the l'ulsin»‘-.~s
Mull-1:1)
lm-L-Hlnl; to be held um.
night in Wilton.
BOBBY CRI’IKSHANKnPIAY.
ENG THE SHORT ONES'
If the ball is sunk in the s‘and.'
blade and cuts through the sand
easily. Tighten the grip as the club
head approaches lho ball on the
down swing.
If the ball lies clean on the send
an iron or jiggcr shOuld be used, 01
even a spoon, if the lie and distance
warrant. The sand may be slightly
scraped by the sole of the clubs or
the bull may be hit clonnly. When
plaVing in send always make uure
that 1110 feet are firmly planted.
Otherwise, the power of the blow
will be lessened. I always dig my
h‘ools Into the sand until they are
firmly set.
A firm stance. steady body, icady
bean-1.9116 elbows held “oil into the
body. will ainays old greatly in‘ the
short game. A player should make
up his 'mind as to the distance of the
shot and decide definitely uhich club
is best to use. If it is :1 111051110-
.ircn. mashie- niblick. or mashlo shot
to-thc green. he should select a point
;on. or near. the green to play for.
MARRON ZINE"
GORDON WITH
1'. M. H. A. TEAM
Rube Gordon and Willie )larron
will visit Nor-walk Friday night with
the Bridgeport Y. 3!. 11. A when
they meet the local Red Men attlle
armory. This will be the second
game, of the series between these
two teams. The ll brews took the
opening contest on thclr'home floor
The Red Men could not stand up on
the slippery dance hall "nor and
consequently they lost. The Indians
uro out to show the fans that the
Y.M.H.A. victory in Bridgeport was
a. fluke. George Smith is especially
anxious to reverse the score when
the two lives clash in Not-walk. Fri-
day night.
|
inn 5 albums because it has a sharp
White of Stanford.
Many college liillliflf's compe- rl
m the 102'} Oly111pir;s 11. 1'. 711's,
In fact. the (1110111 Wu:- rm unmann-
iy largo one.
Sianford University 111111 a
list of entries. ranking near 111-
top in that respect. One 01‘ the im-
was Alix-rt While. a. swimmer.
Whlto scored two firsts for 1.1-.
United States. He won the fan-'1'
high diving event. also the opt-in.-
bonrd diving competitimi. In "-
former he beat such prominent :11
infers as Full and Plum-41.311 m“ 1..
own team;_ Adleriz and 0b. rg S'vr
den. and Lenmnmnd of I‘m-n1".
‘ In the spring home due \vm
showed in) even how: all'vnnlm,
whlpp g :1 great 11-111 Ilmt 11min
6'51) the American slurs. Ila-s- Jar-
clients-11nd Pinl-ston Lil‘l-‘ln‘mrii. '51--
Bwodlsh sensation, 111'] 15311". 1‘..-
Australian.
White's stellar erfons 1.1 1w?-
evenri were outstanding 1.51111 1-.
the swimming program.
At Stanford. White was rote-gm..-
ed as one of the best fancy dlx-x-s
that institution turned out in 11. 91:..-
stretch. He had the coast 111-111 p.11 1
ty much-to himself. W'I’ial. lie “0111-."
accomplish in bigger comp-31111.9:-
w'eIs a. matter of coniccturr. 11m-
exer.
_W'l'1ll(. though. showed his. 11'1" -'
by romping in with 11 pair 11
folded-quite an achievement 1--: .
collego pdsllmer. especially 111,-- ->
pitted against the world's pron”-
celebrities.
Grnbbing one first in 011-11;
competition is somewhat of 11 i
at least for a college nihlcle
win two is a bit unusual.
You will make 11 pcor’job of 1,:1-11 --
tux 01d unless you take your 11-w-
about it.
GRIFFITH JOKES
11." looks as if the Wudhlnsttm
player’s, Americen League chemps.
are concentrating on 011.15.01er
011111111. » .
By' his own admission, 23‘ 'of his
training only little more? then a
'uionth away. ,
phone in that number 23. some be.
ing the total ',unslgned athletes. In
baseball]. Griffith 1155 always
known as the “Old Fox.” His cun-
ning is in for a severe test. ' '
"1 will start the 0555011 With I.
monasteries: team of bush 100811055
111111355 Lien-ger- Harris and. the- rest
of '1115 1111155111: 531‘» to terms," suys
Grlmth from the elude of the shel-
tor-ins, nouns in Flofldfi. .
Of course he is only kiddint. clini-
ning the boys the ‘.oll hoping 001110, of
them will fall for it. and get under
39V". . 3
Incidentally it is rigidly possible
tie-.1 Roger Peckinpalllh will be re-
:vleo‘fid' by Buddy 313011 or Nu'dd'y
- Rail. by Tate. as rumored.
‘-
However. holdouis thrive when
‘, as snow is on it. ground. Spring
With its baseball weather often
0011055 them to forget their ivintsr
11111-5115.-
mm 110me
{Better’mtchmx is the crying need
» lessee 5511,5190. Ev-
, monster Wold wei-
- athletes a're still unsigned and 'sprin'g‘
There is something almost pr0-_
*1 ar' 7’
2, l
we
\
Iriinor leagues are discards 1101.1 !'
Inalors,_11urlers Just shy of bolus 1 -
named as 1‘95ququ
Last spring when l sized up lI‘
Indianapolis club at Plant 0111.11: .
Manager Donia Bush of 11131 clu
1515...... be regarded Pitch-1 Ill
Bur-well as cup of the most \ z'llu -l-!~
pitchers in the league.
' j'fiurweil is smart." has the 00-22
510 and mixes them up." said 131151
'le5 test ball may not be soc-l-
3901311 for the majors. but he is a
,wliiner in the American Assccla
till-hi! '
,. ,. 0
'i.‘h'5~.‘5vsrexes of the American .15
5551511511 recently published cert-‘2
ly made good Bush's prediction
0 I 0
Bill 'B'ui'weli. considered not gm;
45511311 for the 81.'L0uis Broom.
won ,30 and lost only 5 comes. rank—
in" first in the matter of earn-'1
runs.
..
O 0
'three other pitchers in the
den who won 20 or mor-
#1555. lumKoip. Nick Cullop a.
360 3308017! at ,vnr‘lous times “1' 3
15559553151 tile 6!. Louis Brown'-
oigwggiwuvss out of the league
M of Louisville “as 1‘
PM! of the association
Mcflmh'rm 5m him to Phil'
4'0th Ill-'13 m {61' the voters:
111nm 3111;.
In 1835. 30050 Putt: won :9 a.
lost only I mm Indienopn 1;.
He looked M' Ii W training-
Brooklyn (We 115.900 for him a “1
[brie PM". 3" the 115-: he could
do in the 15511050: in; 0000011 no
51-00,! even. flailing 5nd iosmg :1
3513500.
.6
113,500: 031115-010.
ml“ pull,- it
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