laNlullber of Boxing Fans Are inl’icldnx
WinOt'er
3"! Scrap-elooolilii
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ti Artist Reportedln
Excellent Condition.
As the day of the Hulflm.mopop “Eng yesterday afternoon and
filo scrap draws near the boiling has
strung around in favor of the chain-
it.
rgc bundles of long green are
ported as being rolled In NorVIailt
. cover all of tho Mulligan money
tint can be dug out. Some of the
Lock City lads are offering odds that
Mike will take the measure of Nor-
lfiaik's pride
Norwaikcrs do not seem to be
grabbing on much of the dim-
ford "kale." They are evidently
holding out awaiting reports from the
thliligllh camp as to his physical
:otlndition.
. 0 doors of the Acorn Club in
geportwore thrown open to the
The Franklin Junior man has-
etball team is scheduled to lay
.fl. Freshman of Danbury “from
Ioo-ool in Danbury this afternoon.
The local team lost the first con-
test to the hailing town boys. but
are confident of coming home
with a victory. Norwalk High is
; playing the main game of the day
1and this battle will be the prelimin-
tilt. The Franklin team has been
.p item; at the Roger Ludlows
‘gy asium under the watchful eye
of .oach John Kane. l‘he Franklin
Jut'l'ltlr High team will make the
trip to Danbury in private cars '
anhottan College will. ‘play Holy
roosCoilege in basketball tonight
’MNew York City. According to the
cup issued by the New York
och. Thomas "Hawk" Bltidd of
.ls place is not stated to start the
mo. Skidd its a member. of the
and and probably will get in the
me before it to over. The local
l» y has starred in athletics at Man-
' attan for the past two years. He
'on his letter in football t» years
ping. He also is a letter man in
tho“. Skidd broke his ankle.
the baseball season and did
a a: letter. Local
e activities of Ski's“ Mhnttun
Iii-anci- Ouimetr-r-Smpoth. Slow
" Bock Swill!
Some time. notice a fine. accurate
tter and see for yourself how
easy and rhythmical his back swing
and you will not wonder at hill
curacy. There are so many things
' think of that it is impossible to‘
ember them all. but this one is
ily importont. Common sonse
‘ tell you that a person nnot
abseeball any great d stance
' jerks his arm back untold! l-le
« at do that. He must bring his
” up easily until he is back or for
he Wishes} and then he puts real
rinto the thrOw when he do-
rtho ball:
e same thing is tribe in golf. The
‘ 9a of obtaining distance is the “obli-
. i to allots that club- head to meet
ball when the head is traveling
maximum speed. As in tho
’moing of the baseball, the some
' in the golf living. Byutaiting
club backs ly and slowly‘. it
everyone was1 invited to watch the
local bontamwoighl workout. Ao-
oording to word brought over from
the Paris City by some of those who
visited him yesterday he is in the
nick of condition-
Mulligan is down to 119 1- 2 pounds
according to Bill Smith his man-
agar and will have no trouble malt-
ing 118 pounds on the afternoon of
the bout. This is his best fighting
weight and it he brings his pcundoge
down that low he will be in good
fightinr trim.
Esposito is also in tip top form
according to his Stamford follow-
ers and they are confident that Muh
Man will see more gloves than in
any srevious bout durins his career.
Young Mulllgon is working out at
I the Acorn club in Bfldxellort for his
boat with Mike Espooito Tuesday ‘
night. . According to reports consuls
fromble camp he is in the plan of
condition. no will have to be In the
bost‘of shape to defeat the state
champ. if Mulligan falls to come
through in this boat Ills pngliistio.
feature. will not be a very bright one.
There is a great deal depending on
this boat for momma wrapper and
it will lto the turning point in his
carter either one way or the other.
We siuoetrly hope that it will be a
turn for the hotter.
Boxing will return to Not-walk
Tuesday night. After being prac-
.tlcolly deed for a your. the game will
be revived. It looks as if there
would be a large turn out to welcome
the game book to this city. Norwalk
fight fans a 'lould be able to support
a boxing show in this city at least
’ once a month and support in fine
style.- If they can support one every
two month it will keep the game go.
in‘g.
Another effort will he made to
form a ounty. basketball league at
the Armory this‘ evening. We are
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wane-roe. A
Mini-ion cums.
HERE'S clout one
PUNK FEATURE
ABOUT ‘i‘l-lis amp OF
MEWS-n- \‘T clot-:6 ALL}
THE FANG A PAlN.
Tl-iERE GOES THE
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ET’ORE
REST.
Billy Lauder’s
‘ Own Column
anxious to roe such a prolloslilon so
through It will be a mic lining for
the gums! and the interest that it will
cutaw' still help pull some of the.
basketball manager out of the deep
financial me that they have fallen
into because of the hick of attend-
once at their serum.
....l—o——.—
Manager John McGarl-io ot the
Red Man has continued to book stel-
tar attractions for the Armory. but
the Not-Wei titans do net turn out to
witherlo the guinea. Night after night
throunput the present season only a
handful bot fans have been seated in
the. Armory When one of the best
tealns in this section war playing on-
posite the Red Hen. if Norwalk
tans hope to have a basketball team
in Norwollt next season they had
better show Manager McOsrrie and
his associates that they want the
name retained and this can only be
done by supporting the gamer played
at the Armory.
Chick Dorsey is anxious to get a
crack at the state bantonuveigllt
title. . Chick is an ambitious youth.
If some of the other battamwclgllts
around this reunion had as much am-
bitlon as Dorsey they would be up
am the top notchera In this coun-
fry today. Dorsey is i clean living
math and neither drinks nos- smokes
he train hard and to deserving of
mailman. no will M Nick Mer-
oer in the near tnture on a Stamford
me. The [not that Iterator has been
going “mots fort clipof late
holds no terrors for the “moon
boxes and he is anxiously awaiting
the date of the bout.
Fossil remains of sharks have
fien dredged‘from the sea bottom
in the mid- Pacific. Estimated to
have been so feet long
him to hurl the head of at: club h
the ball with lightning velocity.
Then too his Irina. arms. shoulders
bias the pi r to increase the
on the down swing and Ilowo
and body are much more apt to work
in harmony.
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BILLY l‘AUDER.
I,N the January 27th issue 01
this column We stated that
the rule governing unm-
teur athletics was impos-
sible oi enfcherpent.
Many reasons may be given for
this condition. but the main one is
that the American people generally
do notheliove the rule is justifiable.
therefore. it is almost Illnil-ersally
broken.
'Story of Jack Williams.
Let us consider tho subject spe-
ciilcally from the standpoint of the
college baseball player. Jack Wll.
liams played one season on his uni-
versity baseball team and when va-
cation camo he needed money to
pay his college expenses for the fol-
lowing year.
Looking about for employment he
found that he could probably clear
$160 selling bboks from house to
house; probably save a little more
nctingas conductor on a trolley car,
working in a bank or one term.
.But his chum. whose father was in-
terested in a baseball team which
represented a certain summer re-
sort. managed to get Jack a chance
to play on that team for ten weeks
during his vacation. He was paid
3750 plus board and room. in an
amount materially helped in his col-
lege expenses fol one more your.
lie returned to rolltge tho lol‘. ou-
lng [all ineligible. under the rule to
ltprtsunt his college in till) nthlctic
sport.
Thousands of boyslhnl'e done this
everything during the 30 or more
years this rule lulu been in raisi-
cnce. Few of linen no” hul'l- ll i‘ll
. barred from their college tennis.
llut llltl question in united. lmw
run ‘thty tzlte money for ‘nl'.‘i-.-l.e
ability and still play in rathgu. 'I‘llc
iuswtr is become thty tell the t'ol~
Iago similarities that ii» iii llt‘}‘ \‘.':‘B
clotted for tuning tl‘o hotel mail 3
\which they n-Irrr butl') or for tall-
.ng cure of u gull course (on “llit‘h
. they not m in ni‘luul time about. tWo
: .tours all summer.
Someone says such a young man
deceived his cullcéo authorities. We
admit that his stub-mint “its .2. c-
. urntc. but we question the {not that
he rlncoiV-cii the cligillilltv colli~
mittcc.
Ally grown man in tilts one uho
is oicc‘. ml to n position in which he
ls supposwd to pass on the i lig‘lbii'ity
of collivrc players and is diIIIulvid’
.lly the above menlionod statement.
that man ought to give up his .nh
‘onti go back to hatching lnttn Such
tion for that position no Jack De mp-
soy has for the presidency of the
United States.
When we repent that there. tum
hm." tlioumniis like Jack Williams
we lbiive it to our loudlrs to indigo
the poosibility of enforcing the mic
(‘oinmittrc Should ltnnw. '
After years of intimate knowledge
of the working of athletic eligibility
committees we are. forced to the con.
clusion that the rule can only be ap-
plied to those men who make tholla.
ands of dollars ond whose athletic
ability is heralded in the public press
While. the tcllous u ho make a lit-
tle money to help out on their ex-
penses (the fact not being generally
known) are given a clean bill of
health by the athletic committee.
Even an eligibility OnfOl‘Ct‘illirTll nt—
ficer would not be' expected to who-
lievc‘ lied Grunge it he said that all
the money he made this tall w-u:
paid him for counting tickets after
the game or because he took care 01
the manager's mail.
WEE—
Billy mildcr's next article will
he presented on this page Monthly.
Copyright, 1026
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Fmr tuitmtu‘ulln llli'll idunlu of
“pCl‘ili'ltlii Name them Eugene
(ti-little. Wayne Multn. .llmmy tioud-'
.3”, Hal Edouard HoriInlnns.
to tune and glory. only to find cell» i
pel‘llm too tough to establish any-i
him. but temporary quarters. l
0‘ \JlllSl)’. all failed to cash --I l -i
'llll Ilevlll on tho” titles. They
\\'l‘l't“I champions far it u IlllIl :l . ..t
H \mu but-k in .3933 Eugeni- Criqul
uni .lulmny Klllmllt‘, lonu hilllll‘l nt‘i
‘ in.» leuliit-l‘wrighl crown.
mum in t Kilhnue but knocked him
that) pt:'~liill\i retirement. t‘ limit v .n l
Ilhi “mm c hump. But not for long.
,l-‘Iol it: 9] limit two months lalt‘r he
i i‘l littl with Johnny Dundee. And
\\l' nt hack to l“:rallc‘ minus the title.
in January of last year a big col-
leginll from Nebraska rather startled
:llI‘ wrestling world (if such a thing
lll“ possible) by picking up “Str:lllg~
l-Ir" Lewis and tossing the itali-
hilll‘ ed one clean out of ‘hc r'ng
Thi- nll‘ort won the championship for
\ano Munn a footllull player of
l tile ill. ring his compile carecr.
Shortly afterwards Munn rlsktd
his newly won lfilll‘t‘ls in a match
with Sinnlsluufl leyszko. the nllddle.
nut-ll l'oli'. Before the glit‘filfi dl putt
til that night a new king had been
crowned.
Lust. summer Jimmy Goodrich.
thiti'ulo boy. came into the light-
u'lglghl boxing wreath by finishing
llltilll of the field in a tournament
grtilm-tl to find a successor tin name
lenhl to Benny Leonard. retired.
[The guffaws were loud and long
’(lumlrlcll utter virtually getting the
honms on ll platter didn't remain
The son—called
g;ft~grabbcr put his much-cherish-
ed. though rather joke crown. in
jeopardy by tackling‘tho veteran
Rocky Kansas. And. when the Rock
got through with him. Goodrich was
.t (lilo short.
Last November Edouard Horo-
mans. the bushy-haired Belgian
billinrdlst. save Europa its first cut:
crown in all these many years. lie
beat the champion. Jake Schacfer.
There was much trumpeting and
hifnruy across thelsea.
S»; weeks later Horemnns was
once more just a bushy- haired Bel.
glen billiardlst. though justified in
scribbling "ex-champion" after his
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For your information. Schat‘fer easily
trimmed the furelgncr in their re-
turn meeting.
There you have the tales. of th: .
tour untortunateo. Our old friend i
Dante Fortune. didn't smile corn
strongly on “this nuartet or shortly: .;
charpcters.‘ They didn’t even get but ’
tab! .
Moreover. none is likely to set.
another chance to perch with th
highbrowo. unless it be Hot-emails
And even his prospects are far from
bright. . .
foods at theyue of two months
F All reached the. top lit‘lghts li‘flllll’lg , _
name, if that be any added honor. ,
tho, :cocktall at the titular banquet .I
A Wilmington (N. 0.) mum ;
claims his boy walked and ate heavy;
Cl‘lllill I'll‘ I
e ‘ CARI. CRAMER
He‘s one or the best bets on Pur-
titles basketball quintet. A good
flour mun. accurate passer and l“
\‘IJl‘ goal tosser. Crumcr stands out
as one of the greatest all—round
players the Boilermakers have had
in seasons. He plays center and has
a happy far-ill ty of getting the ma-
jority of tip oil's. Clnmcr also stars
on‘tho track. whole he participates
in the Weight events.
This year marks the fiftieth an
nliersnry of the first telephonic con
\Iorsution. Today there are upwards
ot‘ seventeen million telephone in-
struments connected with the cen—
trnls of the various companies mak-
ing up the telephone systems of
North America.
.. Midland Street giammar
Worcester, Mesa,
of twins.
RONCHlTlS "
At bedtime rub the throolaad
school.
boasts nine sets
'rcgulnrs
GREEN lNll‘lllllu ”lull
NEAR BOTTOM or LEAGUE
Are Doomed For Last l’lace— Have Lost Three
Games In Circuit-~Ruddiman and Whipple
Are Graduated—McGowan 0n Sick Li ..t-—
Meet Danbury Today.
FrOm the present indications Dun-
Hilli‘.‘ i ll {hm
hull with the would
bury High school seems sure of holri lltnm has been sir-mum. .t in th. ... .
in; second place
County ll. 8. basketball league. Dun
that to the Norwttlk boys.
and Norwulk have been defeated ill
least twice. In fact the N. H. 8. here
suffered three league. lesson and this
puts them in lastplace.
Norwalk High and Danbury H. S.
clash this afternoon in the Hulllllu
town. Coach Fi‘rol Green will taki-
his Gl‘et‘n and White charges to Dilli-
bury in private cars. The game. will
start about 2:30.
The local team will be badly t‘rip
pied by the loss of three of tin
that started the Ht‘llHt'H’l
‘apmin Donald Ruddlmun and Wnnl
Whipple were graduated Wednesday
Iiifht. having tnltl‘n part In lhIIir lllrIt
tame against Greenwich H s. Knox
McGowan is confined to his humI
with illness and also wi'l he amnnc
iht‘lmlsslng in tr‘duy's grime.
Coach Green counted upon his
”rowan to play a big p‘lrt in the llt'W
H. 8. team. M G'anll is a shitty
p‘nyer. HII was a trootl man at tllht'l
center or guard. Sturges, who has
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6 :9 $6.65
. Our prices of Armstrong Linoleum rugs have also been red u c e d for
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