WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 27,1926
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Mlliend handled some;
M in the heel-Elliot‘s I1?
.. bowling andIblliiard par-
'l‘? will betv‘ro Iprisesomrv
6 winners. A gold watch
”‘33:“ one are the trophiEII'
. Wilma. teams and .thelr
dire entered in the tour-
to, . browsed roman
W basketball min. This time
am- will send their reproach-
. - to the Norwalk armory term
was on Friday night at a: so.
believe that this iemd
Iii be a. big benefit to basket-
.. The manger-s also lure stated
I- “they are in favor of the league
will be present at the session.
following managers have been
. I Ito be present: Joseph LiVolsi
I or tile‘ New Canaan vBic Five.
«money of the Bridgeport EM
I. and John McGarrie of the
it Red Men. ' '
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HOLE IIN ONE.
“What element or luckils included
when one registers a Dodo?
Thy makers ct holes in one elelm
there is no luck IIIatloclIied to the
glorious shot.
I. But there is one man who has reg. . I I
. New n 11039400110 who attributes _
it entirely to luck—and luck alone.
He is Dan W. Hill- poellnuter st .
Ashevl'lle. N. 0. who. made his hole
in one on- the short HOvyIrdI No. dI. at '
Ashewglls Gouutry Club.
7.1M“? es .
IcarueWhIere close to the green." ad‘-
Mr. Hill -"1 cut loose and
hook'eld my ball. It started all! into
the rough struck a. tree and bound-
e'd‘ back into the fairway, rolled over
a. bunker ridge and upon the green
moieown a. mile slope risht him the
clip for as pretty a "hole in one as I!
ever has hoped tor."
But is it Lluok sitter. all?{_'1'*e'ople
try to shoot tor the green when they
tee of and 'it 'tha'tds their intention.
why? call it ibcicw’hen' theirIbelt drops
cut oil at: Irer nI Dodo7 I ‘ '
with A
. PlemI
:ptlfth has long been a prominentI
competing in this country.
Messy. French ebsm.’
o'u. use his erstwhil
Scottish pastilne. The.
was trying to 3st ‘
I'support in return.
. him: We will give his team all the
I- sport venture as many times as ho
has certainly deserves support. I .
.oaptbers'eartorunonthcl'rlcsseot
‘ Allowances Park. The: have hopes
’ lads will scrapI 'ltI. out (or the ban-
“ be
' walk's first boxing show in several
I moons.
I‘ tor their money.
Mime Melanoma With
comer ramshowtobeeusedln
' *- cairn. Bitterion theI “Ashlin:
. out; a.;rooih custoiner} in atone. :l‘oth
-I i
Popular ocslI reieree Who has been
headline. the local High School
antes. He is a 'ormer captain of the
crock High School basketball
team. He has I. bright future as n.
director of court guinea.
While the snow is flying lcoaiI
baseball managers are mskingplnnfl
tor. the admin; baseball season.
'TbeIno will pro‘bsbly be only one team
in Not-While proper during the coin-
iog‘ season and it looks as it Eddie
spian. would again pilot this outfit.
Eddie gave the Nornalk lens so e
.zood baseball last season; but the
tans didn’t give ivory good support
in return and at the end at the sea-
son he tound himself in the "hole"
for n considerable amount.
, We hose lied a. heart Ito heart talk
with Eddie about his baseball plans
for hm season mead he seems willing
to give Sorry-elk 'anotlicr baseball
teInl' it the fans will give him their
If they tell to
turn out in the. Proper manner the
Nor-walk team will not complete the
' season.I .
. .?_____
Spinal“ has tried to give Norwalk
hth‘e best to sports and We are (or
support. that we can. because a man
whorhurbeen on the losing end at
Memmeseoolaieestlllhave
up in the renaming year
Wilqt they have lost on pra‘vloue ven-
WI 1 . ‘1 . . .
Toesday ev suing the fans =wlll get
Is chance Ito look over Young Mulllo
can and Mike EsposltoI in the same
ring at the local. Armory“ These two
Itchiveig'hi champiouihip ot. the state.
.Biilyfimiththesiivertouuedpllot
otMnlllteneaysthathlsboywlll
in'tiptopshape Wearehoplnz
toil he. is and it he has trained
lumen. we are or the opinion that
he will take the measure at the
Stamford mitt artist.
It looks like a sell out {or Nor-
The card is .a. send one and
the lane should get plenty of action
Bruce Flowers. one
‘6! the boys in the semi final, boasts
0: a good record as do several of the
others scheduled to do that:- stuff.
lion Pertettl will be on hand and
lull! ,Ichsll'euse. the winner or the
lllllnhont. Hehnbeenuilera'scrsp
silliness intuition mammoth tor
Mel Mandates-.0! .them- have
I‘wlth tb'e win-
MW
the- sham. Such a bone- should
disobeedromeerd
I-—:.-i—-I—_ E
wood cutter-"ire in Wiltohohta piolt'ed
tor Edits are mom... Chitin." will one
the boring some nearly as hard as
swlnzlhs-m one. I .
.of MulligI
. 4501’!!!) I
. boring show in tle local Armory
‘ Tuesday evening.
Pertettl is anxious to meet the
winner of. the iulllzan- -Esposito
‘ccrap and will ch llenge the win.
nor. ..
.ie has hurled at veral cl‘mllcngea
at this pair of mu; artists bozoro
butehas been unable to arrange a.
match. with them.
A bout hotweeuI the winner 0!
Tuede n bout and l’citctii mav be
staged it a future show to be con-
oucted .n the Arm ry by the South
NcIrnaIk Sporting ub.
was-*6» POINT
ected to
Fordham
Larry E
Start f0
Fivé' m T day’s Con-j
test ‘1
Larry McMahon is slated to start
in the Fordham ineup'ln today’s
scan: with the WestPclnt cadets.
The contesthill bl played at west
Point. McMahon will be at lcrt
guard for, the Foriham team. 17p
to last Saturday neither team had
lost a. some this season. Fordham
tell oax'oro Lehlghlahd the Univer-
eltyiot pIennsyiva la downed West
Point. Fordhei'n w l"start their sec-
ondItsam rtcuihri he cadets, hold-
ing the varsity 11 until hall of
the opening period} has been played.
-—---——--—i
its basketball team against the Stem—
turd Blues next unday afternoon
without any outside players in the
lineup. Jackie Hog‘ went to Flori—
da a; d that left the New Canaan
team in a bad (in Hogan was one
or their best tioor 'orkcrs. He could
carry the bell in length at the
floor through an o posing team with
perfect case. It no thought that
New Canaan would try and pickup
Bennie Mayor. I tar or the . Port
Chester Big Five. Instead the
“Next- Station-ToHi'saven" five will
rely on two at t‘ eir native sons.
Riley Hagen will sound a regular
with Earl Russo as utility man.
Roscoe is a big is . who has a good
eye and knows ketbail. He has
been playing with the New Canaan
Juniors and with ore experience
he will be one of t e bebt court per-
formers in this nick of the woods.
The rest ot the bow Canaan team
will consist of Allin Wood; “Sham"
Kelly. "Rod" Kelly and Paddy
Moruke.
. SCIENTEE ROOMS
Scented houee paint is the newest
atI Mayfair. England. A soft breese
as 'of pine woods. sweet breath or
violet or mysterio s eastern ,odors
eased the entrant into every draw-
ing room. ‘ I'
' He’s(
.I ”Hill:
New Canaan prjbably will send
kn*hlj
'teaIm. ..
um; name me :to roar}: thinitln;
. i; waslflerry Version.
He; saw in m Itlee or pmih‘g' not -
was; 'eeeuhey. bug
'I' looked me: square I-l'nIItheI‘ eye and
I. . . plan's genie. .w'l‘h'ere
melt Collegiate
.Cha'mp Is the Coach
of Outfit ‘
W ‘
interest, is being revh ed in bor- II
in: at the 'Weetpori, Y. \t. C. A.
A boring team has been organized
With Dr. David Sloman or Norwalk
as the coach Dr Slomsu was light-
weight collegiate champion while he
was {standing the' U. .‘it suit; 6!
among the “I?" members.
As the present time there are eight
mcmb‘ors’whohnve started training.
Several additional boxers probably
will start working out’wlthin the
next few days. The boxers go through
a course of training on Tuesday and
‘ Thursday nights under the ont‘cbtul
.one of “Dec” Slomuu. The members
,punch the bug. shadow box and spar
YIwithI each-other during the other
lnlghts or the week.
Two' tournaments have been pinu—
(nod for the “1'" icon). The first will
be held in the New Haven Y. iii. C.
A. .The date tentatively decided upon
is Saturday night. February 27. The
Westport boxers will have to be at
their best in order to make a good
showing against the Elm City lads,
who. have been at the game for sev-
.eral years. \ -
The bouts will be slated to so (our
rounds. All boxing will be under
Elbe supervision of the Amateur Alb-
leuo Association and inter-Collegiate
'Commlsslons Each Y. lg. C A.
probably will enter two bakers in six
classes. The Now Haven team has
one or the best stair or boxers in the
state. They have won several tour-
naments in the last feiv years. The
New Hsyoners will not have such I
strong team as several of their bor-
ers expect to turn professional in a
short time. It boxing is success~
to] in Westport tournaments prob-
ably will be arranged with other
loading ‘1' M. c. A.s and some at
the bouts will be staged on their own
gymnasium door.
0:: the tangent in New Haven
3 s over g e Westport ii hte
{probably will take on the Yul: Us:
varsity boxing team in New Haven.
II'IlI‘heI_ Yale team is anxious to meet all
I Y squads tor practice bouts.‘
I. The allowing» Y. M C A. mem-
bers have started trainlnr tor- the
tournament: Eddie Reel. 188 pounds:
Joe Slaves. 180 pounds: Eddie blm~
“mg. 140 Ipoundl; Art Kolbey, 100
pounds. Bernard Koeppen. iii)
pounds. Irvin; .Voohrees. 148 pounds;
John Rappe us Ipcnnde. and Ray
Davis, 158 poo de.I _
Are Members oféGym
Team, in the .es't‘é-
port Y. M C: A.“
Much Interlist
SeveraiIINorwIik businessmen are
taking sdvantsse .zor ‘ the chance do
keep lnxphl'tlosi shape It the West.
port Y. M. C. A: Gym classes are
conducted every Tuesday and Thurs-
. duy evenins's' npder the direction or
Physical Director Fl. Ed‘s; Double-
day.'1‘he.lnemberd or the gym. class
are making {rest progress iaI their
work under tll course of instruc-
ticn prescribed: by ”Motor Doublev.
day. This evenings promt'n- Iis v'al
ried. out the‘wniembe'rs have set;
tingup exercises to. alert the night
all. Gaines such IIIbaeketball. in-
:ddor baseball and volley- hell are
:plnyed- -t6’ and I-ths workout. Gems
lot the INorWsllti enthusia'itIt are:
I‘Dr David 816mm; dentist: Henry
'Kleln. attorn’eyv Charles Wz Gazer.
or tbeI'Na‘tloual- ‘Banlt of Ne'r’wslk
and Donald wR.‘ Taylor.- mediator or
the Combo Life Gubrdsrbaekctbell
I'I'”
The finest: tip 3 ever had» flush to'
.me was dropped into ray .eer- by the
master 01- yell and was In pus word.-
Think! I . .- ..
You could: guess iron» the .IhinIt
owe the aama- ot' the im’: who
aboutl :6!!de your. guess i'I'II Irlih‘t-
0...-
only I. aim
”newcomers one; revealed
to myI'hil gained scares" the ssht‘mt r
’h‘n'd been (diluent money.“ He
Id: ” 7
"'1'qu ha'Il‘e the start ot-
' 1; could,“ te.he'ip;.
The ”later who .1!
oard downi to serum liken”:
must not 1:11.th elitism knew.
led:- that: the hurried Isl! shot-la
Med Ill
Dr. David Sicilian For- -'
Pennsylvania. lie. knowe all the ,1
tricks of the some and is well quall- ‘I
tied to‘ develop a. first class team .‘
then returned next Fall to finish his
Lauder s
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lli'l‘ is. .\lli-'
let'e'.’
I For years much has bccn'I
written in the newspapers
I casting suspicion' of dis-
honesty on the “so-called amateur
uthlete.‘.
large perceutuge of the men in this
class do not live up to emu-r the
letter or the spirit of the; amateur:
rule.
an Amateur
I
i
The Rule
'Iliis iuie reads about as i‘ollous:
"No- loan may represent his college,
in athletics who has emr lecehed
any remuneration whatsoexer, di-
rectly or indirectly through his ath-
letic ability ' l
After .a careful pgusel at this
i'ule.‘ls is surprising to any of my
reidcra‘thnt the rule‘ is continuously
broken and that: frequent investiga-
tlons of prominent athletes by the
authorities usually avail nothing? ‘
. The right 0! Francis Oulmett to
retain the amateur golf champion-
ship waseouce seriously questioned
because he considered selling ath-
letic-goods. on the grounds that the
money J16 made from the athletic
good’s business lndlrectlv camo‘to
him because of his ability as u
golfer.
Possiblyo'veryone has read 11H.
long discussion as to whether Bill
Tilden should write tor the papers.
and still retain his position as ten-
his champion.
Consideration of ihe college aili-
lete specifically in this connection
will adequately illustrate the poiutI
“Red" Grange
“Red" Grange has been sew: e1}
criticised because he turned to pro-
fessional football before he finished!
college. Still he did not break faith
with the college athletic organiza-
tics. because he completed the time .
allotéd any man in which to roprcI-,
sent his college in at'filetlcs. '
In other words. if lied had not
taken money for playing and re-
turned to the Unhorslty of Illinois
next Fail. he wouldinot be allowed
to play on the teens.
He'dever. let us suppose he had
playéd only one year at Illinois and
studies and get a degree. In that
case. he would be barred from the
te'amI because he made $200. 000 01'
"00. 000, through his athletic abili-
lies. I
' There have been thousands of colu'
ieze baseball players and many toot-
boil men. who have made money
playing their game and were still
aildwed to represent their college
on the diamond and the gridiron.
The (inference between Rod
Grange and these fellows seems to
he will take Stuxges' video as
it is a known fact that sI '
411010“ ault.
: «sully shot luck.
be that poor Red made thousands
01‘- dollars. and about everyone in
the; country. knew it. while the
Pmtbe secret
hlbltlon law is an e'.vll They claim
it cannot be Ie‘niorce'd."1’he prohi-
bltlIo'n law‘is young. We say that
this amateur rule. although \ery
old. neverI has been enforced exceptI
in- the: case cf the "Red Granges."
Furthermore it never will be, until
all the amateurI chthipions and col-
lege a'thletee' become millionaires.
some years ago Jim Thorpe. the
Indlon’. oi the 0 pic games in
individual. athlete in the world. lic-
was awarded medals to show it. All
these models were, taken' away some
months i'aItIer. when it was supposed-
Ly proves that he had taken money
tor pinyin: a same ct baseball about
shalom previous.
The rule governing .the amateur
athlete should be resisted if not N.»
1
others made perhaps only a fewltgfi; than Ruth.
hundred and' kept the tact a com-I
Many say that the national pro-1
Bn’ecl'cn proved 'himse'lt the greatesr
I
peeled.‘
,r I‘ .‘ ..
“(Dilly 'Inndu’e nest- mialowlli
possessed oncuils page Friday)
Copyrightnflm ' .
lord Itoulibii‘to’ accon'i caste-their
man The men militias muses;
8" «were: mag-lilac
alum “mil Ilsa.
bro'caswn
' health.
' ndwed.
Five D efeated
CREENWICHW TAKES MEASURE .
OF THE GREEN AND WHITE
Score Was 20-15' in Hard Fought Contest—Lo-
cvtItr‘HIl‘eam Will Be Changed Before Game
Danbury -—— Captain Ruddiman and
Whipple Graduate Tonight
The Noru‘ulk High school basket-
ball lculu will luco a real-canin-
Hon before the game with Danbury
H. l on Friday. Yesterday’s losu
was the last gillllc: that Captain I)o~
m-ld l‘iuddlmun and Word Whipple
will wear the green and while colors.
They are being graduated tonight
and cannot play with the High
school again. This means that
Couch lI‘orol Green must find . two
man to supplant these stars. The
score was 20-15. ’
Knox McGowan is ill at his home.
creating another “money in .thc
team. Slurgcs. who has piuycda lino
game with the second team has been
drafted Into service by Coach Green.
Slux‘gcs u ill be used as jumping oeu-
Tel, but uill dro back to a guard
position on illo‘ clones. Mace will
phxv nt gumd. but after the layoff
tho
(‘C‘lliC’lZ
lo work out. Milli uutu’l uIaui':
Tonr,I and I’erlnmn mll br- 1)...
regular forwards for [bu [mum-y
game. Tho-Iv will bc lino mJy Ho w».
guluru who slnrtml lhI‘I
seen in nation Norm-(Inn
jump comm- with )1me
as the guards.
The trip to Dnnbuu' " .1] LI
in private care. The Cvivillm’ :I
ulod to slurt at. 5:3“ mI'I‘.
to the his; Duuhury gILmI.
The debut by Grei‘l‘luiv 1.
yesterday practically klilI I1
walk's chanves of mnulus: w' :m‘
in the [’.'iil'l’lcld ('.ouuly l,~ ..;I1I ‘HIII.
Grccnulch boys have pII‘ !<-.v n
league game. while XII-I. Il‘. ‘."I
(flopped three comm": ‘.' H. mI
has a chance to um um ~ ..I \I
have met (la-tout. only once
The local team put, up '1 low:
tight against the tmm from arr-I
wli h,'but “cro torc- d to i'u‘mIpt
{"ili’llll '1') 1),.
F'mxn. um
..Ix.Il tic-II”),
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'lhis system is expccleiluhcrt (Ind of the score.
ART CARLSSy
1.\‘ THREE EVENIS
One of the most pomislug n'ihlctes S
pro- '
duced in recent seasons in Philip I
the Western Conference has
Northrup of Michigan.
Northrup blujcd forth last year.
He was only a. sophomore. But “as
good enough to ai‘oro 8b; points. it
i remembtr correctly. in the Big
Tux outdoor trot-k .md field classic
at Columbus.
\‘orihrup played in three Citidtfi.
lie “on the javelin. finished fourth
in the running bomd jump and tied
\xllh three others for third in the
lie smashed the confer-
ence record for the Gxeeu Mont.
\‘ollhlup is a quiet modest sort
of chart.
in his ability. howe\ e1. Which biiugsI
to mind a little incident 1 happenedIBi—tnmn .
to be in on at the final day of the
5101- Jogethtr
'ihe Mlchiguudcn after his priest
“01k with the jmeiin in the prie-
llme. had been expected to outdo
his peliormunce in the finals
As Northrup calm: into the oiu
ficlal scorers tent. after winning thcl
want this question met him:
didn't break the lecoxd today. iiidja
Phll'." ’ '
“Now,"
in quickly and emphati-
"I wasn't tryin'
10
511111511 any."
Babe Ruth is probably the great-
est showman baseball'has ever had.
The Babe has a way or doing
things that keep him in the head-
lines. Rube Weddell was one of the
few players to have eraiccl Ruth on
an attraction
(3A9. gmat u pitcher as Ruth is a
sluggéi Weddell “as always doing
something that had the fans gossip-
W addell nus far more scoop--
Rubo was born about 20 years too
'soon to cash in on his assets as a
drawing card. 1ch packed the pad-ks
in his day. butIthc-ca-pacity of most
of them was closer to 15.000 than
50. 000.
In addition, Weddell had a. great
partner in Catcher Ossle ISchreck.
He used to handle Waddelle' blind-
ing speed' and fast breaking curio-
lu his gloved hand. ‘I
With no ‘one on the bases it was
He doesn‘ t lack confidence;
‘Patsy
'You Williams. ......
Diarino ....
SOUTH NORWAEK
MOOSE DEFEAT
DANBURY TEAM
Take Measure of Haiv
ting Town Bowlers in
Clifford Alloy Match
Last Night
The bowling team of ill' . ..
Vuruuiit Moose llt"f':"d.'.,t‘ll 1‘,;I.I 1.1.7:.
bury Ililoosr: in mo L-llu'lghi pun.
played on 11.1: Cliffoxd men 31":
day night. In the second gum-51‘
local b0}s tunwd in .i team score of
515 \Inilno bowled 0 er the «:51-
tun mark, in mob game ending m
with .1 .hlgli total uf 203' Fellmw
chlll bcwlcwl ll'l.m the last game.
Q, 'l' i
lhaxlng tln’ highcm, individual sIccr”
for a single grunt
'lhI' scores arc- a: 10110“. 5
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HOUSE.
110
as
1'31
103 '.’"I
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to '.‘
much' to Engine. for the big lellcrr
playing lilo best game has an 1w
portant one ct on the germ xal play C‘.'
the Yankees
. A- year-ago.
with Huggins.
Yanks said:
"I don' t like-t 6 see Ruth {my much
under norms] weight When hr
made the 59 home runs in 1921 l.
was around the 233 mark all you
He .must- have power back of hi~
swing.” .
in discussing Ru'l.
the. manager of vlzc
Will Babe Ruth do another culm-
back? Fans e\ crywheie axe hoplm
so for the game can ill afford II
lose so coloriul a player. a. big 7.
traction at the gate.
Add One More
not unusual, tor Schreek to rest on '
his knees or even sit on the ground
auId catch Weddell. “'
0 0
When Ruth is delinerlng the
goods he is the big' 110159. When he
is slipping the fans are (equally in-
terested in- his attempt to come
baIc k .
1..
Ruth hild'i). big ycerin'lBEI when
he cracked out his record-breaking
mark of 50 home runs.~‘ ' ~
That winter I'Ruth' turned actor.
played the vaudeville houses .and' ac-
cumuleted a lot of rat IIsnd IIpoor
He use more. or less at a
flop the next season in baseball.I
During the winter 61 19:2- as he
reformed. His next two seasons were
decided. iin'prove‘msn'tsfi mt year
hsexperlen'ced. another. slumps due
largely to poor physical ,conIdlllon.
The season or. use I undernload
' terminates Ruth's (AnoyI contract
' With New York".
Apparently the his
fellow realizes that he must step at
top 'speed this year to '“hiive it re-
We month's ago Ruib' began to
condition himeeil. something on-
. usual for hint Is he always. v'rslts
until the is'ei minute and: Iseveral
times I-b'ae been nutriile lute sterl-
lay the season poorly“ . .
- . '-,I a. - ... .
Intonsive work in .the gymnasium.
{canning Wristwawith can. u to
diet; has Men Birth to all. by for
the I‘iithlestde-elthtI or ye‘aIrr at‘ this
vorlrtltular tinsel _
a.ir l
r l
all
Wm
W?W
x \ , ‘ e- z. “a _
lamest shimmers
Stiil'tlioy '.come! The latest im-
elgner can mplating an invasion or
this coon ‘is Erich Redemacher
tedious Get-Irons bre'ut stroke swim-
nier. Ed has accepted an invitation
to odlnpeta ov'br hero with Amerlrs' e.
Bil-litany. they rate him
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the deed. .
Norwalk Chronicler