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Evening sentinel, Saturday, January 30, 1926 · page 9

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96.” or basketball ic’nII trout Iii
I. bfs'irtield County in expected
{look to ColumbuI HIII in Stem-g
{tomorrow Initeriioon to witness

Cumsn Bis Five club with
1319,6113qu These "two
boys tousht each othi'r toi- you'-

b . *
“gm rails M6! The 811me

have been drhwtn: heuvily

”tram New Canaan in mm Sunduys.
but the crowd coming down from
he "Next- ~Stdtlon-To Hesveti" to.
3 Nerr-9w will Iurpsss Ill Others. The
New Cmuun rectors sIlVe‘ vrdlhh!‘

‘ 3 oil it? down in draws to book up

tor-d seems to hays the him.

. . over the boys from New Cs-
n , - But this tact does not hiesn‘
mythic: II New Canaan ulwsys had
the repututioo or. being the hardest
fighting team In the sluts. 'rhe Btu
players do not know what it
theses to be licked. They, Ire ul-
ys fighting and will «not is! .dowu.

it matter tht the scoreboard reeds.
George Smith will Jump center too
be too ,Ind will drew "sham"

Ifelly‘ In his opponent. Kelly hes '

en outpluyed by u wide margin in
I lost two homes he has faced
tith. "Sham" is out (or rovonce
* it hopes to how it It the expense
1 tbs bl: Sterntord center.

Rivals;—
hm : Kelly Moot
Ploy.

Kelly wtll be It I. gm
booties tor the his rm. "nod"
II, noted to: his one-heed mini.
36 out: toss the bull hols-tho tan b
IItthI doorsodesceubuskst t1:
one and. no clue con throw the
but! wttb two hoods from over his
hm” e mus I see!

Jessie Hesse has (one to Flo-i
rIdI. the New CI'uIIh teem will be'
shortens or. their best plotters. it
lsillltolv that Beuhle Maser. o! the"
Port Chester 13!: Five will be in the
New Cousin lineup. It the New CI.
nI‘Ins Ire unuble. to obtsln wider
they probsbiy will here Riley. Henri

, It I. ior'wsrd position.

The resin sable will ItIrIt It 4
o'clock with JIek Henri of Stem-
tord Is the reieree.

-'i‘he ‘probu'ble lineups: ‘ ’
New (loosen 8mm more
"Red" Kelly. McMahon

, IRE , ' ,
-R. Hogan .‘...'. ..... ...... Curlsou
. . LF
"Shani" Kelly .............. Smith
Wood I.,...........'..'.....Brenden
Moi-like .......‘....’-..... MOO!“
LG ,

3,11- Morliltd

Roles
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author; r. M.. c. A.. senior

turn will

live cubic will show how the
.ory, Flye compares wtth T. M
A. loom. The‘ "-Y’s "l «have *lost:
out mos this season. but hove
perior teens. They Ire In-
agsciieduie with

tithe ormory'iloor next week.“

BIskethll (In It Not-well: and
vicinity will see one or the ”but
--tesms in New York City in outlast:
Booker' s' Big Five have been booked
to ploy here“. The New Yorkers won
the chumptonship of tits boulitM
tongue in the metropolis not your
Ind will bring the sums teem to
Norwsik‘. The Bankers went to
Chicago. Ind” won from thI Windy
Cid team !or the championship
banking trophy. A few dIyI Ice

enlist! dolest'ea the PIIleltoh
BI: ribs Lio'ii' ’p‘ointi who oozi-

7:}: iron: inc? nod Moi: by I tum

:streic, Nil.-

p y: with both tooled!“ but

has been mamas will not-
seen In the lineup, at, either squad

My

 

Wyn!!! oils in, 1.1191: contact

- I greed, Opera prints doom.
-deoisi‘on bouts soonest favored
the title- holders; If the bout is
be I decision Instr. they Insist the
Honor ceines in overnieight so
Whimshlp will not be- It
ks.
' 0316.0! the silent first champions
even. more cereiul; they reserve

,tcht to name ti; Antoine-

at so my years ago one bi
hundqilcked women I!” .

dersntdoctstoasinthesumu “'

i‘sIvinc town hurried- -

 

blesses.

‘ tho middlewei'cht through thll

score allelic. ouptulh of the Men.
bottom ICollezo teem. Meehsn oi New
York University. Grieves. Harem
cud O’Donnell make up the teeth

ailia‘t tho hookers will bring here. ""-; “by:

attending his honors;
3° to:- the dcht cute-

Hurry 6166* Ind P6111 Berlenbsch

ore in striking contest to 1.116 ‘
them:

old the mo. obsmpiens in

{itch to the msrvet of the D
VIBE.
yours.
was known as the "Fishtinc Fool."

. s- Never too busy to fight. he didn‘t; 36611!
(use much shout the weight of his y

opponents. He took in em on

iii:

hoovydlvislon to the tuumwn:

Movies and in most cases csjve I’m
weight. ,
Hts blccest yesrwss to 1119 with

{Winning I title didn’t-obsess his
views or the 6:1:th huskspt

PoulBIrlIub‘Ich sit scorlnc 08 '
knockouts wIs stopped 1:1 Jud 139 A; ,

tuner in tour rounds. Poul
rtcht over .
Elitssn months tutor its ‘wIs

‘ "ihht heugywetlht My

oridussresultoihb

* next to conquer-be
'I claim to the city ohbmptolishl N081-

‘.Fl‘l.nk. r: 1..
J glowell'yu, c.‘
[Pimbett It .. o

rigs .
He has been flouting to: '13 .
Before he won. shy titles he ‘

 

ic'Chlclt'“ Busch um's string oi

nine baskets in“ the mom but! ism-i 4

three the torch between the Butchers

site The Armory live It the loosl‘I
Irmory lust flsht. 'l‘he'. Armor-rm ..

won. 54-18; Tho ions cot plenty of
laughs out oi the contest.
ory Five was so superior that they

The Arm-I ' '

toyed with the “most choppers" du'r _ ' "

in the II
The Bums

utes. only one tithe out wIs token

end the peoe- set by tho victors Wll ‘

100 test Ind strenuous tor the nut.

chore. only M Norther t'StreIsh”.
Fleweltyn’ It center the lossri would ' ."
hove been mood ereu‘ more so. .

Flewellyn put up I herd some and ~

never stopped trying. He outiump-
Id Roy Fanning .oi the Armory Five
mun! ttinoe Ind kept htu‘outnt mov-
In; when they attempted to III”.

The Butchers never hard I’. more?

welcome whistle blow When "new,"

Brotherton sounded the blust tbst}
The
Butchers were all in from the bud.

denoted the game was over.

tussle on the floor. The iirst belt
ended. 16.8. and the limitations were
that the score would not betneriIed
so very much '.lit the title] peritd
The Butcth didInct recover their
“second wind” during» the intermis-

sion and went out on t e‘itbor es:

huusted. Atter a. min ploy it

was only a. matter ct: how test the
Minot-r
* buum be

Iva could seen. Busch-

inc” while «more: uhder the cool.
The tone Inioyed' the contest Ind
howled with delticht; It the music;

Incidents. Even their!!! it true I'bur. ' ’

lessee some tuner hots seldom
around here wtr'e’ihude. mom
sent one spludi‘ns mouth the bee.

hot with one used note I. ion; dls- , “'
Denny aheshun scored 1on

tunes.
Ions ones. The novelists triedI Ill
kinds oi shots; mutilated shoal on:
shots. Ihort ones. ‘Idtdloult‘ .iison I‘nd
easy once were Ill included it; the
connect. .
'nygztolhfl 1‘;me sg‘ivs' wits lauds
' I . “Q6“ ihu‘l
sent Ito Phil disturb! Md I new.
comer hunted 806%”. This who
section's tirst‘thm Ho shelveduor
well slid 96“..“ counted 'on .
rooms; me be'r: . it"

h‘” toutedsii ' 6‘3qu in I
one: '1'th hive it? holiday 1:3:
dietbeym III III

week the Armory EiVe th11 'p Iy‘ the

Questiolil It nutrition Hero: mien.-
toom h'u ’ens victory, had the "rub‘.‘

her" will be In old iii-Tilt heir-retold;

buttle.

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late in stoning sod, .. A
i the periods were out down to to solo. '

his ”Mosul dust: to: ,
. the basket. H8 outed nine com me '
‘7 missed about Is molly more. All his ,
.I hesitate were scored by talking the ,

‘ - butt up to the buokboIIrfa Ind shoot.

"loll ‘

A ’ dose to the.
Men'-
“1 solid m.‘ «moi of his I636nd string.flll “1111'! required

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Robinson. rg :....i.

sorority ~W‘
Johnny Weissmulier Ind swlm-
min: records uro synonomou. Men-
tion It one brings out' the other. This
youthtul nututor holds more water
marks than my oths‘r individual.
Weissmuller. Is you doubtless
know. looped to the. front rapidly.
H's started swimming Is I kid. One
day Welter Bochrach saw the young-

took Johnny In hood. From then on
Weissmuller started breaking marks
And he' I kept on doing it every year

When he was commencing his
record-smashing activities he found
it I. touch matter to stick to the"
strict training stuff. He liked his ice
cum and pie too well. After every
race he was reIdy to:- I nice dessert.

 

nor in cotton. was impressed and

prcsnnt‘ Is Arno Borg. the sonsstional

 

Swede. 36w has been stepptugslou

met and during the past year has

crowded the great Weissmuller in’

several races.

. Strence'as it‘. may seem. Weiss--
mullor and. Harp; arc the greatest at

intends. They are pots, in tact. Both
are members of the lllinola A. C
This winter they new been touring
the countiy giving exhibitions in
many of the larger cities. They have
hung up new merks on several of
their appearances too.

Weisamuller Is shonn in the above
photo during en Exhibition stay at
the famous Coral Gables resort, lo-
cated just outside of Miami. Fla.

Wolssmullcr holds the some place
In the swimming iraternity as do
tobb in‘ baseball and Orange on, the
gridiron. That, hythe way, is praise
nplcnty.

 

,WstIImullcr'I' poutest Irl'vul at

Local Boys Lead by
[P0111156 at The
Ehd of The First
it Hot. * " ‘

The Nor‘wslk High school basket.
bull teem put up I herd light! In
Dunbury-Iy tordsy. afternoon. but

yftttn‘ town boys. 19-12.
Mil-or or ‘een‘ wife forced to

men to. fill the monclss called by
mum's. naductien Ina ineliclbllity.
Denny Perimsn who the only regulsi-
in the lineup. ’

At the end of the first hell. Nor-
well: who bedding. 6 4.. but the Den
bury teem-soon cums '{bsok strong
and lied thinze their way during the
rat 0! the nine. Norwalk is deep
demo in the collar of the Folriteld
County lentils new. .Danbury has
ion only one some and is in I good
fiesttion to- tie Greenwich for first
piece. . , ,

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THE DELIVERY
As ‘0“ begin fourth stop. start
l‘our back swing releasing left hand
Then brtnz ‘ mo
fiu‘u'ni‘il and, as. left foot comes In

contact with‘hoor. lot ball :0.

Bo sure end keep bell in enough
away from body us you propel-e to
tire. I: you don't it may brush

ngalnst you; lasing all sense of direc-
' ' A"bl-‘u‘shcd" ball is one 0: the, .

lien.
blggost AoilIlbts I know. ,

Little or "no follow through is nec-
ossan A quick cusp of the wrist is

bit Jerky. But it isn't. unless. of
course. you make it so.

If using a. hook or curve. swing
your body slightly to right us you
lot 30.1: using I strulsht bull
(u hich I advise beginners to tie) hold
prcity much of an own or “acute"
position. '

Watcluyour wrist movement espe.
cliill) An improper turn or that
member and direction Is ost., Be
sure to have the proper 1006 forward
as you let go It you don‘t you'll

be lucky not to have ball so into .

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In the 1913 no: ‘rl series the Glix ? is
6: 3 won one game out or time 1‘
cd with the Athletics. .

Thur contest went 10 innings. the
scar 'ebe‘ing 8- 0. It wits the limb
shutout ot the series. it ocour: cd

in the second game. putting the Mc—
Grnw' I back in the running. momen-
tarily. ‘

‘That white-Wash. by the wuy, was

. the first dished out in a. world series

game since Pittsburgh handed De-
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jale For Bouts

“MUCH INTEREST

SHOWN IN

. NIELIGAN- ESPOSITO BOUT

Expect Sell Out For Scrap—Ringside Seats Seld
- ~Both; Boxers In Good Shape—Semi-Final
and Preliminary Bouts Also Attract Con-

, siderdble Attention.

I‘

.‘L. l . .

“we duy 6t theuulllceninipo-
alto lurch diuivu'heut' interest con-
tinues to increase in‘ihe bout.

Lest night several fight ions were
goinr’ around Norwolk trying to dig
up ringside tickets but‘ they were
having I. herd Job ilndlng them.
It. looks I“! the lei-cost crowd that
ever Itteudca o. prizo‘ilght would he
on hand for this scram

Both boxersvuvlll let up on their
training after tomorrow's workout.
Mulligan expects tomoke 116 pounds
without any trouble.

Norwelk'sboxer isanxlous to In--.

no: the etute buntamwoluht title in
this scrap as it will mean consider-

able mare moncy for him.
should lose this bout he will also
Ir "Li out an several bouts that are
pending.

lisposlto iii confident that he can
(lt‘lf'lit Not-walk’s Pride and his fol.
Iowors will bring up large bundles
of “Long Green" to ban-k him up.

Bruce Flowers and Johnny Peters
who will battle in the Iii-round r .mi-
nnnl bout. are both reported to be
ready for Iho (my. This bout should
also ha a fast one.

Store Tell: and Charlie Patterson
will do their slur! In the curtain
raiser. Kid Brand and Young Teddy
will 1100‘»;
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RENAISSANCE
TEAM IN FEB

Manager John McGarrtc of the Red
Men baskélbls.“ team annoimccd that

he hos booked the Renaissance Big

Five of New York Cityito play at
the local armory on Friday night.
February 19. This stellar attraction
should draw one of the biggest
crowds oi the your.“ The Renew
'ssncé teem holds the colored chums
plonshlp oi the world. They have I"
string 0! 25 straight victories up to
last night. Among their victims

F. S. .LYON
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.imlssuncc team

were the Original Celtics. The col-
ored boys are trying Io mat a record
so they can play the Celtics at the
close of the salmon (or the charm
plonslilp of the world. 'I‘ho‘Re-
ls wry particular
about; who thoy play out of New
York. They do not want to take a
chance on losing
the mirror or had plaimg condi-
tions. Manager McGurxie Ia forced
to guarantee lll‘. (‘Dlnil‘d champs $75
more than he paid thi-
hrtng‘ Ihpm horn. A slight Increase
In the admission prim will be made
for this grime.

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