w lootlold went on a scoring
M last night and accounted
€¥D°in¢si_ which, helped the
We Guardsxwin from the
Mediates. captain and cant.»
on regular rotates was not
and b‘ranh Hal-titan. who th
tiling the preliminary games.
pd. 1"". gonna get out of
's hands as it-was'tho Vtirst ‘
'aoiod as'roforoo of‘a‘ big
, ‘ I'Iflflod new ‘ottlfial allows
V I? svolopng pin a list
4““ W with more osperienee. For
n the manta was rough and
ring was done.
members 01' the Port Chas.
omsolvos
teams in the county. '
Woot'port “Y "
' ito Piains' learn. They wore
Boltley and Baldwin. Buck-
be high scorer tor the vi—
and kept Iddio Quinn busy
hint. Bonnie “agar and:
ii hooked up in I flashy
bf theirrown. Mcgor had the
m in scoring. . the month of March and
old very seldom attempts to
the monsoon fives.
The score follows:
' WHITE PLAINS
G
Mogor. rt .......... 8
Buckley. it o.
'Baldwdao ......... 0
Foo. rg .........l... 1
liteCroody. lg I
Total
-sl laoooes'u‘q.
11 .
COMPOLIFEGUARD
. G
LMcMahoart ....is
B. Quinn.l tl: ...... o
Stanfield. ....... 6
E. nannies. o 5
E. Quinn. rg 2
Drtsooil.‘lg """“'.1
Total
B. Cook. Prop.
' db Washington Street
17'
Rotoroo-r-Fnrk rial-tires.
H
' 0‘
_ m
lawman-Apt}
basket otter basket. III looked like
the Booflaid or old .with all the
points after his name in the box
goon! mo McMahon managed“: to
rope oorn long otof'eut
. Plains Bit Rive. 05%”. Edw the center '0! thovncor. "llasliddio
not tailed to put “.30le long. ones
every game this season He is. play-
1818: the best mine at his career
helpingtho Lite Guards to sotab
as wens ot- the [killing
d
s 'Guards pla'y.tho.‘8tratiord
A orioauilaglondn Strattord- to.
night. Next Friday the two outfits
will clash in a return-game at the
"the Guards will start negotiations
with the in Bridgeport teams for
a series. The Guards defeated the
Knights of Columbus in two straight
games last year and then lost two
consecutive battles to the‘ Y.' M. 3.
A. Monster Donald R. Taylor is
pointing his * team for 'tho ' County
nharnntenshln and wiiljtako on the
trio Park City teams-in atowmooits.
The life savers plan to play than}?
t I
leaves ample time for a serio's with
“3
ca
~iesoo
In:
6
Sperry}, hornet!"
Hams—Bacon"? ~ .
' Clash In Ettat Gains of
0-! MH‘ 3
‘6! cannon—x
’
Series -- Next Game
In Westport' Friday
Night. 1
strattord American legionmlil open
their annuai’isories in Elation! to-
night. Thu wlll be ill. first time
that these teams have In” this sea-
Iou. Naxtili‘rids’y night' the two coin.
tots will rotui-mto» Westport (or the
the Life Guards won- two straight
victories from the Lecloneires and
hope to repeat again this season.
The regular players '02 both teams
will be used in the genie. The‘wo
teeters with them on this trip.
is as tollows:
t
mlicmhon ............A_ndorson
‘ » O - ,
Euninn ............... O'Rourke
‘RG
Drtscoil‘...‘.............. 'Wheeier
LG
Scofleld,.narby
Malkin. Carlson .
SUBS V
Referoe'-Joo WatorI .. ‘
. . . . . Ball
Scoilins
The Y. M. G. A. Juniors Vot West-Y
port are attempting to arrongo a
game with the Notwallt 31gb school
sound. The Westpcri‘ero have been
seeking games. out of their' class in
all the surrounding towns. The Jun-
“tors tool that they can win iron: the
limo:
'to'book a contest with the N. H a
live for next week. The Westport
boys stand a line chance of detest.
lag the High school teeny: Although
the Y. M.‘ c. A. quintet is composed
shown a passing game that is yet to
'vbo equalled by any other team so’ far
'thlsssssom‘g‘
l , faldsmebile Six
a... Beautiful ,, - 'v
Better Performance
. Lower Prior
561:1- Distal
AARON KOHN
‘9‘&'8.‘dvo. Bo norwso
a
rs. Cameo we cum-ate tho . ~
Guards will tatte a large number of ~
The probable lineups of the teams
Coupe Strati’ord
[disallow mil-legion'
L. McMahon ........... Hatteras
“ ,« m“ . ,
H.‘Quinn .................. Lewis
L!“ '
Cosehrcharios-Lylnan land ‘
» Manager Allan Stoddard are trying
of Junior. High boys they have "
second game oi the series. lash your '
'Act Mott
Nothing but a pennant will satiety
Manager Connie Mack -of- the .Atzh-
letics this year. - 4
. The tall leuder’cf' the Athletics
doein't take to heart the manner
4 to
SD”!!!
’ in which the Athletics exploded last
season when all the experts had
picked them to win. 2
"I feared just such a happening. "
said Mock recently in discussing the
allure at his club list year after a
‘)
great showing up to the home
stretch.
‘fThe team sirnply didn't believe
strongly Vepoughdn iteeli. Finishing
in the collar for so many years had
nnphyohoio'sical influence that han-
disapped the club several! when the
suit of thatasad experience. .
"I don? t think we can be stopped
to 19.26." V . .
Manager of ._
Blues: FallstnA pp eat
And “The Matter Is
Dropped.
The proposed Foirtteld County
basketball league tailed to material-
iso laitt nlght. Theestalnt'ond Blues
tailed to' have a reptosertsitive at the
session. but. they wet-q ' willing to
abide by the decisio o‘ifitiie' other
managtrs. Rather it "’to term a
league without having all the man-
agers present Ville matter was drop—
. pod.
All the teams were in toivor ot the
league and wanted it to be formed.
When it came to the meeting‘ and
the actual work the managers won't-V
ed someb'ody else to dodt. Failure
of the league to be organized .pnsb-
ably will cost the county several
basketball items next; year we.
Bridgeport K. of C. seem to heath.
only loath that is maklnlr money
enough to allow them to continue.
All the other teams areiloslng vor
Just breaking even. New Canaan is
ready to throw up the spouse. but
the othlr teams probably will elicit
it out for the balance oh. the sea-
son. . . .. .1 .
Port Young Thing.-— d‘non'tlyou
think there should be more clubs tor
women?" ~
Grumpy Old Thing——"Oh. not I
should be inclined to try kindness
ilrst."—-Londcn Opiates. W; -.
.l.....-
campaign-
' conservationist—IDs
For thevsooond time this seasin
there were two teams ready to take
the door agairtstflhe Arihory Five
land got his solid dtllo twisted again
last evening. Itansger .Thomsa Ito:
and hadithe Stalntotdl Berle and tho
Butchers on deck. The Stamford
tmm was originslly: booked to play.
but Manager Ireland switched to tho
Butcher". The “Reds 'cieinl that
they were not notlilod of the cancel.
lallon. Anyway the two teams were
at the armory. The anall- ended up
with the Armorthins meeting the
Butchers and expressing their re-
grets to the Stanlt’ord boys.V Earlier
and the Monroe; All Stars «motto
the armory on the some flight. The
Armory Five find that all 1181“. by
taking on the two «one.
Plans tor thse cabling baseball Idl-
son- will «beiiaunchod at a roosting
of the Wilton‘basoball team to be
held in Wilton Monday ntxhti Tho
officials or the. :club were elected at
theVannual moo holdearly in Jan-
uary. Some d nitVo program for the
year will be mapped out at this'seso
sion. Manager Frank J. Riley will
been hand to talk .things ever with
the other out It; The list of play.
era will be alto ot the: chief item”
at busino'ss at :;tl:io lnesting.- The
tabs will see at least one new out~_
holder and axle now infielder this
year. It is allnoat cot-lain that the
rest of tho’tesrn will be intact. Al-
“ ‘ though nothiugg'hss been heard from
- George smith.
ho tl‘expectod back
again as the burial- to; the 1926
a. .
Beulah” some {stopover-t. the u‘l—
~ low wh ownrlsed out I. crossword
i with a (captain-pongwal a rubber
trait Nm
Entomowgist' has discovered .a
winged ioeéct" that" lives on tin. Un-
, doubtedly the evolutlenéof the horse.
”haematite (tosses :.
'"Eggs ”and Butt” -l)_uo to Drop
Boon. "- New York World holid-
iine.~ Inithoilniarostiot «new it is
: h'oped the eggsiwiii stores the
button—Detroit Free ?ross.'
crisis canto. 'It will profit as a re- ,
2 vorite inaction. Store has
in the season the Southpert li‘iromon '
Y. M JUNIORS
DEFEAT THE
lONE - STARS
some a? ;.
Game "—-— Ball, Plays
Well.
pVort added another victim to their
long list last night, by defeating the
Lone Stars oi Nemaik. 19-12 This
contest was preliminary to the White
Plains-Cempo Lite Guard tilt
Lynn Harding 0! Norwallr. who
plays with the Juniors, was the star
of the game. He made shots from
all angles and had the visitors gut‘iih
ing with his cleler fioel work. Perry
Wood also played a good game for
the winners. scoring 13 points. Jack
Ball; high scoring seem the team,
increased-his lead with eight points.
The Norwolkers could not got going
and were bewildered. by the fast
passing attack displayed by the Y. M.
C.‘ A. five. The Westport boys closed
The Y. M. c I. Juniors of NM |quiau~z of Bridgeport u 19.
l
SATURDAY, JANUARY 80, 1926.
eat Y. M. H. A. Five
Others Star.
Inn Court. flashy Red Men tor-
wurd. run wild on the armory floor
last night and scored 24 points as
l were reckless
his team defeated the Y. M. H A.
This
“all the worst beating the Hebrews
have ever suffered. There was‘ a
reason for this score. ~Wlilie Mer-
1'01], the crack guard of the Y. M
H. H. could not appeal-«here. Mar-
ten to playing with Yonkers in the
Metropolitan league. And there 'was
a lcague some last night he could
not play eiseuhcrc as he was sub-
ject to u long suspension and a
llcaxy line.
The Hebrews did not give up
hopes of having Marten with them
until late in 'tho afternoon. It was
very noticeable that Matron was
the whole Y. M. H. A. team. The
Red Men had more confidence and
in the ‘manner , o!
scoring baskets. They took chances
INDIANS TAKE MEASURE OF
EAST BRIDGEPORT OUTFIT
Score Was 44-19-—-Billy Court Runs Wild and
Chalks Up Total of 24 Points—Morton Does
Not PlaynCavanagll' Plays Good Game-~
" Court was here. there and even—
where. When he got the ball 11.,
dashed for the basket and v lu‘u he
io'und his path blocked bu almllly
stopped and shot a basket l ”mi
made nine tleid souls and l‘iu um,
before he missed an attcmm mm
is a remarkable lecmd for an),
player. He missed two consecutive.
shots at field goals in the last ““9
minutes of the game and then drop.
peddle another basket. lie Yl'l'ii'ltt mm
more misses inst before the can“...
ended. Coura- single-handrd, bunny]
more points than the onlll'l' 11mm,»-
team. Clayton MoGran and [30mm-
Mason oi the Red Men did not take»
a shot at the basket during: 2‘1»:
game. either'from the field ur {my
line.
The Hebrews scored 10 our, m :'f
fouls, 'whllc the Red Merl mrvd:
"out of it) tries. The Red Mull g- 1:
the Hebrews'to file points in '2.
The Observer;
‘ ByTlle S. E. :l
r v .. r
" love Tim is working mg" Ellie
bout with Charlie Patterson at the
Armory on Tuesday evening Tom
has. I large following in the Spring-
V, .wood so ion at the city and the
will all‘be on hand to see their ta-
shown
considerable promise as a scrapper
in the amateur belting shows held
in this vicinity. In Patterson he
will meet a rough and ready lad
who can take and give.- He will
have to be at‘his best to more over
the Wilton wood chopper. This
bout should be a. very interesting
attain , .
.3. . I t ‘
Bruce Flower the colored boxer
from New Rochelle who will meet
”AMP W in the semi-final
t has, .gslncd considerable rcpu~
u down that way. He is anxious
to. show the Not-walk tans jun: what
hecondaUhepntaupagood
caldbition he will be booked for a
return bout. Peters is staging a
hack in the ring game. He
formerly bored under the name of
Nicli Petite and balls from Bridge-
m a o o
“:6sorgie. Guneo a. bantemwelght
trons New York city will be intro~
ducod from the ringside Tuesday
niiht. Georgia is anxious to meet
the winner of the main bout. He is
the nephew ottLouie Guess the
South Main street truit-dealer and
l."'f0l'l\'ier ~ boxer .0: no . mean ability
himself. Georgie has attracted the
_ attention ct. several sport writers
around New York city and is being
hailed as a prospective barium-
weight champ. He is only 17 years
old iatithozprosent' .time but 2 has ta-
ken- ..thoJ measure of some speedy-
llll'lysI in and around New York city.
. O _
Bill Roses: says “in: be Is holding
his'“done" on ‘the outcome of the
litulligan-Espbsita bent until the
night blurs the He is inclined
toxtayor M it. Many. others
around Nos-walk are picking the it»
,,boytnwlnandarowillinglo
cover 'somo '=ot the flung gtoenv that
MW' around Stamford on
EspecinTVhe bout is mating con-
sldorahle interest and willldruw one
oh; the largest: (gowns that ever at-
tended a hosting bout to this city.
Helpful Hmts
Golfing Stars
“tum Follow-r
WM “itch, the British wo-
”complemalsohsathealtef
hititng; the but] without an extra
regain iouowythrough.‘ Ono sees
this more catharsis her shots with
thofirohi. but her great length is ob.
tsi'n'od‘ more by hitting at the bail
With a2“ continued .toilow-through
than: hmm through the bail.
Bear :1 blind, .zthat we cannot stop
the all: non: inning through. but we
can soihlttthat the forward swing
is- w‘elhundar- -onr control. The ball
with monthly: swing gets a charm
kick than tho‘hali with a swinging
hit. am“ an; sure that all my read-
68'! w W (Mt the belt drivers
“WW
that the club head
is not in the ,,
BRENNAN AND ,
KELLY WATCH
ARMORY GAME
Two of the most popular basket!
batl players in this section attended
the games at the armory last night.
"Sham' Kelly ol’ the New Canaan
Big Five and Natty Brennan of the
Stamford Blues witnessed the clash'
between the Y. M. H. A. and the
Red Men. Kelly Jumps center for
New Canaan. while Brennan will
hold down a guard position with the
Blues. These two players will be
seen on the floor tomorrow afternoon
in Stamford. when their respective
teams light it out at Columbus Hall.
Brennan has just returned items
trip through Florida with the New
York Giants professional football
team. He looks to be in line: shape
and will give the New Canaan boys
9. hard time to step him from scor-
ins.
Ask the Bull.
Hewae being medically examined
preparatory to taking out an insur-
ance policy.
"Ever had a. serious
asked the deputy.
"No." was the reply.
“Ever had an accident?"
"No-II
“Never had a single accident in
your life?"
"Never. except last spring when a
bull tossed the over a fence." '
"Well. don't you call that an acct.
dent?"
illness?"
"No. sir! He did it on purpoee."l
——Waliaces' Farmer. s
We hear or a divorce petition
which: is based on the fact that
the husband is'concelted, and heaven
helpua if that has becomes. valid
ground for divorom—Columbus, Dis-
patch.
the tlrst hair with a lead 022 7- a and made good on them. uonwthlns second half, all being mad»
I The score of the game. is as my. they would never try with Matron fouls. '
owe: V on the floor. ‘ . .
LONE; STARS. The lied Men ran up a big lead The some follows.
. a. F. pm, at the opening of the game. They Y‘ M' H’ A
Nolan. rt . . z o 4 scored 10 points before the Hebrews G E Pu,
Smith. rf 1 1 3 even made a start. The locals were Schwartz rt, . ........ 1 :- .1
Walsh, it .......... 1 0 2 leading, 92-14 at the close of the Welder l!."..'......... 1 l
Step'pao l‘ o 2'til'st hair. The fans saw that , the Gordon c. l i .
Scedown.rg ........ O V 1 1 Hebrews were outclassed when the Kaplan I'E- .......... ‘3 1 '
Porter, lg 0 0 0 opening period closed. but. they’did Flielaon lg. ........... 0 I l
.. w - not have any idea that the Red
. 5 2 12 Men would be able to continue the e w .
Y. M. C. A.JUNIORs. pace in the second half. The He-
0 1". p13, brews are one of the hardest tightv Red Hen
Wood. rf ..... B 3 13 mg teams in the state to d'0wn ' G l' l“n
Northrop. rt ....... u n 0 They are noted for last minute ral- Court rt. ...... 11 2 ‘34
Harding, if .l...... T i 15 lies. Clancy lfi,-........... 3 ’> '1
Ball. 0 «i o 3 Last night the Hebrews failed to Mason.lt. ........... 0 (I l
Sibiakle, ”rg. ........ 8 l 7 rally and the Red Mencontinuod to Smith 0. ............ 2 2' d
Stoddard. is ...L... 2 0 4 run wild all over the floor. Dill VMcGl-au rg. ......l".. 0 . u
Stearns, lg 1 0 3 Court could not be stopped. He was Cavanagh. lg. ........ 3 2 ~'
. —— —— ..— guarded by Max lv‘itels'on. Who is '
: 22 6 49 known as one or the best "leeches" 19 6 4i
.Rclei‘ech-liartlgan. in the game. Referee—~Brotherton.
:‘ ..mm- 13.71.337.312?
GOOD SCORES
ARE MADE IN
ALLEY LEAGUE
RedMen Defeat .Grotto
‘A'nd Odd Fellows * >-
. Beat Moose In Fra-
ternal Circuit.
' The Red Men won two out 01’ three
games {rem the Grotto and the Odd
Fellows won two out at three tl-om
the'Moose in the Fraternal Bowling .,
league on the Clifford Alleys Thurs.
day evening. The Elks and Kaceys 1:
did not how]. ‘
RED MEN.
Kevac 85 as
Youhns ..._....... 85 86
Mills _............112 102
Covallo ..........105110
Downey ......... 94 84
82
72
99
103.
119
475
..........-
248
.t 481 467
2 GROTTO.
Hair: ............ 85 85
Foley ........... 85 85
Dawson ,......... 91 86
Olsen ...........125 88
Frank .......... .118 100
. .—
502 I“
85
85 2
. 89 2
99 3
92 3
450 :
one FELLOWS. ,
Tuttie 83 88V 94 260
Welngartner.:.....116 103 100
Abbots ..........136 ‘18 79 293
Benodlct.........85 85 85
Sterling .........«97 113 87 2:)?
-r 504 449
MOOSE.
Petr-scale ........110
Anestacia‘........-98
Youhoa ... ..285
Selle” eeooss'ioeos 85 36 85
(72
to
as
as
99 285
88
85 255
Williams .........109 105 103
—‘——————.—
482 453 459 1393
mas WILDA BENNETT. these.
trees. was just feeling when she
said she got married the. other
night. . . Most of them are'.'
I O 0 ' '
Gone Tunney ms tolhare :,a
drag with the New York Boxing
Commission. . . . Theylnede-
termincd not to let I'Jempocy get at
him.
O C _O
'V".And if you don't be a good little
boy and eat. your
Chaney will swoop down and carry
you away. ”
O 0 0
It was easy enough for Stephen
heater to accept his country right
orwrong. . . . Ills. wouldhohave
it wet or it
'l°°°% M ,2 ."I.
“I can't tell from where I’m sit-
ting whether it‘s a man or a worm
or [on Chaney.”
o o o
CHICAGO will stage the next Ar-
ray-Navy game and with character-
istio civic loyalty Ipeéisi rooting
sections have been reserved for the
best runner: boy audits and thrill
porridge Lon _
fine until they were identified as
ticket sealpers.
o o o
‘ V"W9Lli'i .Wclti VWolt!" cried the
shepherd boy. who thod to hand
over'tll. holfor “83.50 ticket ho=a
gaudy musical revue.
I O O
m Minute use or W had
nothing on Mr. Fulton of St. Paul or
Mr. Beckett attendee. the tlvo io-
crank Gmmm of the Wm.
tngtens complains because money
has gVoe to the heads of his play
ere. . . . Grit: is one of those rare
old souls to when: money means
nothing.
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