s
Th0 “Ml DBMS: Melba“ turn
1 «kill travel to nutoea tomorrow night
1“ 9‘” lb. “Noe. quintet rebreeent-
ing the Deidole: order or Millard.
Melt-aes- hul stan‘wald and his
691‘?!" will make the trip in pri-
:Vote ears. The Milford team has
bite of the strongest DeMoley outfits
«he state. They defeated the
mitten! Douala toenr a tow days
‘39 5! the score 0140.”. They loat
stile New Keven DeMoley. 36-31,
1 in ’rlloee battle. 1
e, Norivelk bnye held a practice
on last hight under the direction
ot Coe'eh Arvin N. Klellender in
unity mu. The team has
1 lmproflng with each game and
“hetero long they will be one or the
hiring amateur tivee in this eeetiou.
was? "addition 61 Normal. "Stretch"
memllwhnt the comer position in-
e onenelve power or the
l“ Fletrellyn is a tall
on player; who can easily obtain
e lush on his opponent. He the.
‘ elite men as well as a good
are doveral other good play.
1 n the local team. Bernard lea
clever guard. while all-tench. Root.
.W . ‘Hdpkina and Greet! round
1 1 wrest outfit. ’
‘ be game in Millard to-
1 a local team will plan
11 to Have one of Best Team in State-*-
ithY.M C; AJuhimOnFrldl'l'
-—-Face New Britain Team Next
MW
1
Juniore in the Weetport “l’” on Fri-
day night. This will be the pro.
"minor! contest to the Comoo Lite
Guard-White Plains genie. Tho “I"
Juniors have not been defeated sine.
the second wool: 01 the season. 'l‘he'y
hove defeated meet all teams in their
close in Norwelk and Bridgeport
They ale suing -_out at their close
when they take on the Norwalk De‘.
Moley. but yet the Weetport. players
tool that they will put up a good
battle against, the Jamuoe.
Next Monday will see the DeM'oles'
players on their way to New militia
where they will taco the DeMola'y
team at that oily The upstate equstl
ie teat end are making a greet tight
tor the chemolOnehio honors in the
DrMolay league.
' The probable lineups for tomorrow
night are as Iollowa:
Nos-walk , Milford
Hopkins ..... ’ ............... Cox
RF
Root ....... ll. Mathews
1 LP
Flewellyn ..... . . ..... . . . .Novock
c
Carroll
Gustafson . .
Rt} .
Bernard C. Mathews
Wilson ...........'.......'Grahltm
Green , Drinkxvater
SUBS. 1
Outcome
no] teams ere Zbattllng'
eo't lhoeo‘ battle! in;
1th to lesions, ind
xouiiiug this year They
ol‘ey' team later
The, Combat Train
1
‘1‘; .
a,“ Will direct their
a the ”Fil‘CIlfil‘ifgt
d'ey toliowe: At home: May 6. New 1
Univerelty: May 7. Bewdoln:
- .ewerihmore- May 18 wu—
lotus; May 30. Middiebun: “.111 1.1
Billy. "‘1;
Games abroa'd: May!
A:
. at [’10-
at, Cults-
With only six teams in the EM
edema to be the lure wlhnot‘ o!
the season- The two teeme' trons
Stamiorl! “dropped out leaving
Greenwich. Weetport and Rye with
me teams each in the circuit Teens
1.1 01 me well 111.1 out in front when
the il'rilt hell! of, the school's elem.
A!
Since .tli611%t'l'ey have been winning
slime aftor1g’nhl6.‘1‘omorrow night
Weapon Team B will bawl Rye
Tamil A on the Wollport alloys.
Weathers Team A will so to Bye- to
bowl Team B or that, oiaoe The,
We‘etoort team beheaded Jack Ball
to their eq‘ua‘i. In a practice match
last. night. Boll hit 297 tor hil beet
' . merit.
l
1'
I: he can keep up this
bowling he will help to bring ,West-
jun-rt Team A up out or the collar.
.1 .1.
'1' All: to coats are mouse.
' _‘J'-"Becauee college baseball is being
elowiy destroyed by organized boso-
ball. the , National Collegiate Athlet-
io Aeaooietloh‘1 1e :apoeelln: '0 Com-
missioner Keneeew Mountain 1 Lun-
dle tortilla support to'curb the. proc-
tine or organized baseball in otter-
lrlg profeeelol‘lal contracts to rob
loge undergraduates.
o‘
. TO PLAY 08101135. "
BOSTON. Jun. 26.——Tho Balli-
more Orioles. seven times champ-
ions 0:1 the International League.
W
will play a. two-game series with floor
Boston Braves here April 8 ‘and ' 7.
”firrflrb‘taly Eddie Riley of the Boston"
National League club al'lilourl'ced:h
today.
we don't know why this leave
home. out sometime then leave
. "Jack Deloree: reitoreled lode!
hie willineheae~yea even eagernell'
_--to detend the heevywei ht title’
against on camera. provi the
comments do not theorist-e lwith
his movie contrecie. ”maintain:
tours. eethetio dancing and tency
needle-work." . 1
~ o. e e .
, "What was wrong with MB?
New. It in the TABLE. .flow
1110' res. mee— a m m brook
Home record when, M-
e aware table twain" be:
, Important Contest Will
GA. bowling' lentil. the Rye teem ,
'fol'ln.‘ their playing oe'nnot borealled
. strong mo'
1 duck shoe
' men in the winter eeeeon will pro.
Scrap poet's Will Clash
in the Nemalk Ar
mory
Kid Bread 0: Stanlrord. Who In
is training hard for his coming on.
counter with Young‘Teddy o! Weat-
port. The two boys will step through
the ropes in the local armory a Week
Brood has only recently turned pro-
tensionei.
ties as an amateur boxer. He has
pro tights
Young Teddy is doing-his train.
ing over in Woeiport. He has, been
0M of the ring for several months
duo-to injuries. He says he is in
good shape and will be able to put
up a g‘ood light against the stunt-
torcl mauler.
Both boxers hut c defeated Jut‘
King of Bridgeport. King has been
the official "tester" 0: several right-
ers during the lust tow years. I! n
pugiliet survives his meeting with
King he ispronounced O. K. and
will be given a. chance higher ilp.
'Eddle Muck, former. bentum~
\velghtfchampicn. is directing the
activities 01 Broad. Under the skill-
tui tutelage otMach. Kidfiroad is
learning the line points of basins. A
large delegation at Stamford fans
are planning to attend the bouts in
Norwalls next wool; .
Be Pili'y ed 011 Center
S ch 1 ol Baekelball
Team: from Greenwich with
school and Norma“: 3.8.1wlll illhi
it out tor the championship 6:, the
Fail-lieu! ‘County- loathe“ tonight in
the synsneeltuo o: the Center tastier
High School. .Greenwich is. leading
the leisure. Norwlk haa‘ allitered
two defeats and it they lose tonight
the benefit iviil 3111er go to Green-.
will}: (In the other hand it Nor.
walliwvi'na‘ they will have a deletion
chance to tie Greenwich.
Neither Fairneld ol‘ Dahbury Rye
are expected to cut any big acute
in the league circles during the re-
maindel 01111.. season. Although
both" have allowed flashee at good
consistent. Reports from the lint.
ting town state the Danbury boys
to be playing below their usual
form. :
The Norwal'lt team will. have its
regular lineup tonls'ht. Jerry Tomey
and Denny Berlin“ will be the .ror~
wards. . GADME1 Donald Ruddlman\
in a Six Round Battle 11
known as the South End Bulldog. .1 ,.
from tonight lit a alx round bottle. 1
He won a long lint 0! him ‘
easily scaled \lcturloo in his thleo
MIKE DUNDEE
he will be out or the running; and "
L y night decided to Airing along 111'”: i
will Jump center. The guard p053.
lions will be tilled by Ward Whipple
and Knox McGowan". _
“as...
Fish and Game
Morris Aekerman,
ICE FISHING-
The season for fishing through
the ice is now in tull‘ swing. .‘
It ettorde 6°“th $041101 momma
boy in the ice belt. Fishing through
the too can well be classed as "a
saline." along t'vith
and ‘ooon hunting
lt’e epost‘o only tor the tellow "in
the 31W
The wait steed is e. simple one in.
'V deed. Book? line dihker' and butt.
' You ea; even dispense with the
sinker .et tialeI. The beet lure rol-
; bane. mayo“: or osoooiee is the
1 live minnow ex thi- "mu-
{the “shins repert- that remain
do you with the outtit arid furnish
live "minutes.” Likewise e pick for
chopping the ‘hole. The method of
hooking and viewing here and other
till; a the lease «in brill meter.
minus the re . on
clothing. woolen loo
force! about are; e n
the wind doesn‘t, blow ya don't no-
tloe the oo‘d to hell. if
The commercial
uses a‘ snug little nail to
He out} a hole iii tho M will hie
j'l‘llo Noe-walk Dollolay'beflctbull team is goingetrongai the present time.
The lovul team will who two buses
to Mlltoru tomorrow night. to play the Iii-Mole)- team at that plea...
to accommodate their tune.
The players “ill travel
The bit-ice will leave the Malay club rooms at (l: 4.5.
The pluses-s in the noose picture are no iollows: First row. left to right—- inns \«pblmm. (illlrk‘s Bt‘l-
unrd. Date Brennan, ,ltddle Root and Bill Gueiai‘sou.
second row. left to right—Ralph Moon. Frank Underbill. Albert it'll-'0". .Vortmul I‘lvwr-llyn. rm! lllusul.
ton, Regina‘d Hopkins and liiellegcr Paul Singeweld.
Will APP
IN HARTFORD
Is Scheduled to Clash
in the Final Bout 0n
the Atlas Athletic
Club Card ‘ - .
Mike Dundee will be one 11-1111
tinnllaie on the next Atlee Athletic
:Club' .cnrd. in Hartford Mort-ding a
suitable ‘opponeb't can be round to
1111.1 him. ,
Matchmaker Hua’hio Barty
iii St
Michael the Italihn.’.tollowtmr the re-
ceiot or m telegram tr‘oln Dundee‘e,
manager to the street that Dundee l
refusal to fight Drew was only he-Y
cause the Worcester boy would not
put up a satisfactory tight Mill Dull-
(100.
"‘\\'o om pay whatever expenses
you have gone through in making,
the match and Dundee will gladly
tight any suitable ti'xllior'you alight
e‘ele’ct. " Glaesman told Rort: your:
day.
Figuring Dundee a more pleasing
tighter than Drew ltorty decided '11
string atom; with Mike. oepeciells‘
otter Johnny. at the advice of in:
\‘ew York reminder. boosted hi:
unto" several notches." ‘
The matchmaker was lost nigh'
iri'ing.‘ to hook .up a particulllri
uoll lmmvh baitier who will pron
::lmo:=t as big a drawing cord
' Dumlem.
If he lands the leather-bushel.
1.1.311 have one oi‘ the beat cards siu' .
\ 1 in Connecticut sinceI blasting m".
it}. l'liztil'l hf: ~l‘i‘. .
1am iv announced last night hi it
a filled \illlr Morley. to fix?
i‘lunkie look of Springfield. Mm"
Milt) won a decision oter From.
0' Brien on the last card
It is also likely there will be
couple or heAvywelthte on
card to satiety the envisaged!
lane tor the "blz'boys."
Ul‘
ti'.
Nice thing about the pres .~
dance steps is you can't tell if H 11
desserts are drum: or sober
F S LYON
JOB PRINTING
Booth Norwalls
1 l: W
well he eroeeed ale. fee. he
he crossed nee—with A. light. the infill!
‘ penile he anally. welcome cola.
glen
“ch 70“ ”8!“? celeb
i!
while mg!
"would to era
'33!
' h
- (HARLEY SCHAEFER DIES.
CHICAGO. Jan. ‘26 ~Chasley
[sclmeler brother at the famous
lJul \; Schooler who hel dthe world‘ s
ll;'.ill:1ld championship at hie eon
doe. died at his home here yeete: -
Edm Charley. like his brother was
' hnmm throughout. the billiard world
.121er wee beet known as a. picket
and three cushion player. He was
'gbOl'l'l at' Leavenworth. Kansas on
October 18. 1853.1
.Tlllll11f1' (‘Lt'us stator:
HOMER Truss l'lca'r
Three clubs. the Giants, Cardinals
and Philliee. had a. treat battle for
home run honore last season. Mc-
Graw‘e teem anally won out Wlihichaiienging
lli circuit blows. The cards had 109
and the Phil: on even 100.
No malty how great a range the
new phonograph: have, a kitchen
rouge sounds better. ‘
, lighting hard for it \‘iulul‘y when lhc'
i
1
PAGE NINE
Ball Leat'ls “Y” Jumors
STAPLES NICE}! ,CNONL LA!)
2 FAN AHEAD 0N NTNERS
Has Scored 161 Points in 12(43111es—Teum Has-
Wo‘n 11 Out of 12 (‘Ontests Played-Sibiskie
Is Second---Thc Standing of Other Players
in Season.’ 5- Games
lilo. l‘t::l
Jnck Bell 11 11.1 :ltllnr the ‘1‘. .il C. hllDla 11101111 mill at the
..i Junior bush -l ‘1111 11: till ill lilii li\i- Pig/“11‘ --' l H151 oilllllyito {lupus-infra.
e it ill 'l "W- ' Will. 11;), ie'
dual scoring. ~11” 1”“ " ‘1'""" ”’Ld‘rtimr'l'll t i'ull1.1l1.:..~'.'l “111:1?! liltsaen:
{UV Iii] WNW-ti ill 13 gunm- ”Wight!“ 1} iii ' i‘l’ll‘ l0 lulu ill" 511C]!
means an average of “1.1.1.1131 ll 111.1111. .31. lulsu l glwl‘ r1! point ‘
ii some This is .‘l l"i' .'::n lie-ml 1:: TIM llu‘x 'Hli’r. mum. ulr: ll. cloeu
lot-1 tillvlri-c hm. (.6 points,
am when it is coneiurml tha' li;o"‘“"“1'-
'Y " JliniLIS fll‘t. a” lillllri' 1‘: ‘ ,y'1\\i'h'l"iilli. .1‘1‘ r111 llt'N’ .wllh 57
1 1101111511111 1's :21 11.11.1111,: ranking
' of "9' A“ the players 3° “" N""‘1ll (fill'!!! 112.1111. will 3‘: poplin:
pies High school and tlwy nrr Wm” 'l'm M11311: ills-l‘.1v1'l'1._:.-1...1u~_n:l told
lug u wonderful brand of basketball “our: - 1 -
tor youngstere. 'rhcy 1:11.;- llcllxg ("lili‘JXL‘ l'lllgrtz ‘ I. Pie,
ed by Chill'ii"= I.) lllill‘. Mrmv'r :"'111-»l._,,4';~A-H. ------- _. . .' ‘1. 161
1 r'lisls'lxl” .....‘.......35* ‘3 Ci}
limit player. _ ““611 m} ..... .. ‘‘‘‘‘ :1". 1 5 ‘,
The team has “-1111 ll will 11‘. ‘..‘ ll: Mint: ...'1... .‘l .11.: 5‘3
game's 1.1.1.3111 {to 1:11 111*,1 1....1111 “3.11.! ..... . .. 1. “ ‘ 31.
They haw not been 11.11.11.111 ‘w é11.1.-."""“ 111111111 1' la
S‘wlqwu ......... V. . '19
tram in their plum, Til" 0111.: 1 '1‘”!
'0 win tram Hum mm ilu \‘ ml»;
squad 0i Staple-s ll‘lg-h. 'i'hi‘. 1
close (outset. but upon-1:!
High school lode knmv 1w mm. 3.1 lltl‘
I l \1' mm,- 111.111.54.11 "OUT“.
'1!!'.‘
0!‘ lip.
Jul P11""i.c l: 1'1 ..\n',lel‘-
the "Y3." Tilt: UCOl'i: Ohlhi: 11.1‘111; ‘ .. ~ 11”!” . :1
Was 20-21. The: (liil‘cront‘u n. 1.1.1, 7"". “,"f'fN'," 1"" "1"“ 1"”;“5‘ 0‘
score was not certain lmill .Ll'i“ ”", ,“"'_"""I. “I” _ ‘ '63 """ "8‘"
\lhiSliC Mt.“- in: lht .lulllnr. i‘.\:lu':“"" I'l'L""d"'1" ”(.111‘1 ""‘y‘nél‘l'w
. "WIN \1‘ (Time-
'tul‘. ’l'llo'y 511‘s. 1'1
lzltliun! 1.:
contest curled. The Siltl'il‘fl l'l»=>-'0P5"‘:"1" . ..1. m..'""'.g.'9n'
forged ahead Will: .11 alllllllnl‘ 11.1.»: '..'"","O:" " 'J'” ", V .11.:111-105:
lug gumzs, but ill: )‘llllliL’il‘ l‘tt‘li;s;i;."','§' "M "U .""""' ' ""3. ."m'm'
ha nullml tilil‘lilfifhti \ 1H in this i111- "" y""-‘ 3'" "" ..u-__:l1.mnuq
tit: and probably \\lll haw: onetime-.1 .. "WTN "' 1 1
silence at tho [its in whom h m t. ' ' '
fore the reason ulcers. 'l'lla “l' i. - '- ' ‘ _'
Juniors are so confident of their (1131!. 1 . 1.
lty that they or": 11:1.in1; on the. il'm «’
Malay loam of‘Norxvmk Friday right" La Gl’i "3pc P!“
in the gymnasium or" L113 \\' Letpml
Y. M. C. A. Outside. of thle game‘ lot colds. {.111 l_.':1
and the Hich school battle the;
4"'1."'.. Toma 1111ij
Junior: have been playingteams in 0? imllmlél:l- Crn 1m:- nv opiates
their clue. They have cleaned up: - 1 ' . .
all liver in the Junior, division hurl1 o. 1 ' ' ' . '1 ’
new they are seeking more honors hv f Plalsted Drug Store 1
bigger .‘nul- strongt'r‘ . "1' 11 , , 1 i
teams. . ‘ t. :w. L. Loos; Prop. 1
In flooring his ltli point» 1 Bullé
r . 1 1 1
dropped m 66 field gem and ,9 .19 Washington Street ‘
tout allots. Bell has been lumping ' " ‘ £1 .1
center (or the Juniors. “lie is not' 89“,“), “173",“ 991113.; -
rm individual player: but takes his
l
i
, ill the old days, a
.1 . 1 . tell *you he didn’t read advertising.
He didn’ i: think so much of the horseless carriage, eiihel.
The telephone was net'vfangled, and an insult to the United
THE MAN WHO THOUGHT A" .. .
BUGGY WAS coon ENOUGH -
solid, conservative citizen might sniii' and
1‘ States mails. .
..e
‘1.
‘fai
As for radio, aerOplanes, wireless photography '——if they
had been bern' then, he probably Would have thought them
a bit immoral.
But he’s chan ed. He’s been educated. His point of
Every single one has opened up new paths for him.
1 taught him how things Advertising, especially. Advertis-
~~ . ing tells him the newest things to wear, the best things to
5 ‘ eat. Advertising tells his Wife how to make a ham up to
1, - 1 1. date and attractive. Advertising tells him the prices to pay
‘ for things he buys, saves him from the old-fashioned ways
of ‘doing businesse-heipe him live well, keeps him modern. .
Adgeétislnghcan 1ihei‘l‘filyou. The advertisements all? this
newline are ere 0 you molly things i int 9 ”life-..
more comfortable, more interesting. :th tor. Read them
j They’ll keep you abreast of ., - .
prevent you from becoming the type of old fogy who-41MB! 5 1 .. '
~doem’t read advertising '. ' 1
1 ' ' View has been me e broader and more modern. He has
I ._ been civilized -—— by the automobile, the telephone, radio. 1
‘- _ . advertising.
ABVERTISING IS THE KEY TO MODERNITY ‘
.nllw ”mm”. .1 ‘
i :," l.‘
e tinies. They‘ll
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TELEPHONE 91-99 or 98
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