TPORT FIVE
Much Interest In
WILL ‘PLAY
STAMFORD TEAM TOMORROW
Contest To Be Played In
Columbus Hall—~200 Fans Expected To Ac-
39 Company Life Savers—Eddie Quinn Will
Face “Big” George
be played in Stamford tomorrow att-
ernoon. The Compo Life Guards and
3 the Stamford Blues will fight it out
9% Columbus Hall. Sunday basket-
bah is popular and with such trum-
as the Guards and Blues on the
floor. one of the largest Sabbath
crowds of the year is looked for
9 Over 200 fans from Westport. Greens
Farms and Southpor tare expected
vlding the mother them.
Themusunl number' of tune from
other parts or the County will prob~
ablvbe on hand for this game.
.3 The Lite Guards have not played
_ in Stamford this .anr and the game
tomorrow will aivn the fans or the
19.9 or ‘end or the County on oppor-
unity to see them in action. The
Guards feel that they got all the had
9. [buskiet‘hsll not of their system against
permits
with a well balanced scoring team.
It is likely that Eddie Quinn will
jump center against George Smith.
from the scoring column. Rather
than have Endin McMahon tied up
at (Winter the Guards will probably
and somebody also to play tho hi);
A. nmc of unusual interest will fltsmtord center.
to make up a motor curuvnn. rm».
ii the Rtratford Lesion lnst niuht and.
'9 will.take the floor osmiumJ the Blues
It is lat-ton for tzruntod that whoa
ever lumps center will he ellminnt- d 9
Smith.
Quinn is big and
heavy. hceides twins t- not men. A
match between these two players
would be interesting and give the
fans smoothing to think about. Rar-
ry Quinn also has been suture-ted
on the man (or the Divot position.
The game probpbly will not start.
until 4 o'clock- in Stamford. There
will he a preliminary contest at 8
o'clock. Many'of the tone will make
the trip by trutn or trolley as the
Illnrklng spnces will lm limited.
l Stamford has released Eddie Mc-
Mnhor tor the balance of the sea-
son. They will have Clayton Moo
firm and Matty Brennan with them
i
fer the rest of the year.
The lineups of the two teams:
r‘ompo Stamford
Life Guards Blue!
E. McMahon ..... . ..... Carlson
'. RF
i ll. Quinn . . ........... Abbazia
Ll”
E.Qulnn..... ............Smith
. C
Driecoll .. ..... .. . .. . IlicGran
RG
L. Iilcllinhon . . . . .. ...... Brennan
LG
Kroficld ................ A. hioruke
Carbon LiVolsi
I I suns
Referee—Jack Hogan.
9 9:121! rrrrt "Tr-9m"
11’ l.
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39 he Observer
By' The S. E.
natural 9 1t.r.s:r.rut::l.:m:.l
'It seems strange that the basket-
teams of Fnlrticld County could
(I not get logrtht‘r and form a county
lessee this your. All or the teams
Wauld have bush in money if this ctr.
cult had been organised. As It stands
new thorn are very low managements
that will come out ahead or the
Elmo this season. Most of them are
goingto-run behind.
John' McGarrie and his Red. Men
have given \‘orwalk some good has-
ball this season. but‘there are
re
reason that very me people attend-
d the games. It“ a. County League
was formed the interest in the gam'es
would be greater and the attendance
t the Armory would be better and
as a result Manager Mollurrie
might be able‘ to pull out of the hole'
and show somtthlng on the ledger
to the credit 0,! the team at the
close of the season.
9. t
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[Man's in Norwalk do not seem to
9'9 take the some interest in basketball
that They took a few seasons back.
About three years ago there was two
wants operating in hat-unlit. 'l'hcy
9 were we Rod Men under the man-
9 moment of John McGarfle and the
All-Norwalka piloted by Phil Shor-
-a. Both or these teams drew
w crowds and “hen they hooked
9‘ up in a sci-lee packed the Norwalk
3 Armory. No one seems able to give
the reason for the 011‘ ing oil of ins;
.. met in the game. “e again ad-
vise the basketball fans in Nomalk
it they want a rcpmntatlye team
in Not-walk another season they had
Bill 'i'ilden thinks college tooibsll
’11er ousbt to. be paid. . . . Where
9 did Bill get the idea that they aren 't't
Thére is this diaercnce bemoan
danclnx and football. . . . They call
fouls on you to;- roughing in loot-
ball.
0 O t .
.O'Gooi‘t: was caught in a
alnstprm in Florida the other day
9 nod to show you what a smart guy
0 is he bottled. the rain water and
sold it tor $75 a quart. .1 I 3.
Abraham Lincoln didn‘t know how
. . . . Unasine the
5 cttyiburg. speech trying to compete
til f'Show Me the
91‘ gm" on the radio?
' s
A British novelist says George
Washinston W” on
.g, .9 . . Well. he gave
9 pretty with .6611-
those hair!
Hr. Rudolph Valentino says he‘s
”via. awtully tired living out in-
And we are setting
If you not the low down on the
met-icon Mattie race this yea'r
‘ '11 have to study the Red so:
~- alas scale.
new Rest Humor t“ to
3'2 her—What's a. good a:
‘3’me stains off your vest?
no tic—Est. roast best.
1 lot of winter tourist- so to
.etbereisnoseo wheel-am
uoriss of the curious animals
3-. so be seen there.
a t O
.; m Km E“. '
m moh-tslhed-ot tennis match
materialist! min in
out.“
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few people in Norwa‘k that .
ow of this fact. for. tho s‘mplo,
inveterate card
' ‘ 61 North Main Street
to De. the fighm...lnd-
9m. new» and Helm
FAIRFIELD TO
START BALL
SEASON EASTER
FAIRFIELD. Fob. 6.-—Tbo Fair-
iield baseball team will open its soa~
son on Easter Sunday, it. was an-
nounced today. The first some Will
be played in Sing Sing on the prison
grounds the some as last year. Twen.
ty prizes have already been donated
for the best plays by members of the
item in the opening some. Plans
to transport a number or bus loads
of poo Io who desire to accompany
the tea are being made.
High [life For Tho Help
BOURNEMOUTH Enl. Feb. 00
——Closlng9 ‘of the retrehemcnt kiosk
on Borunemouth Pier has been rec-
ommonded by the auditor who found
in going over the accounts that pro!-
its were less than those of beach
cures. Salmbnhduck. chicken. lob-
ster and other luxuries were served
at the Pier. but few lunches were
sold. The waitresses had to eat. up
the profits;
better pull themselves together and
turn out far the canine during the
remainder of the season. No one is
going to lose money mason alto: sea.
son in order‘ that the city may be
represented by a basketball team.
Art Olsen will leave to Join the
Kansas City team in the American
Association the latte:- part: at this
month. Art hopes to have a good
season with the Blues this year. He
made a good showing the tow moss
that he p'eyed with them at the tail
end of last season.
LIIACKLR
WIIIIAMS
possibly play with the grooved While
in use here. ' .
O O 0
International finances are compli-
cated. Mr. lvau odubbny. the
wrestler. was flat on is back in Bus-
sia. He was induced to com to
America where he was flattened on
his back by Mr. Joe Stetoher. Now
he returns to the homeland a com-
paratlvely, rich man.
Moral: Don't try to shave your
.or‘vn neck. or words to that eaect.
O O 0
Puddle your own canoe. . . . And
when You now up may you can
a job as a stunt per crater in
the movies. shooting Niagara. rapids.
MILLINERY
K. A.
POLHEMUS
Willa mm
Phone 314-5. So. Nomlll
THE EVENING SENTINEIL-SO. NORWALK, CONN.
He’s in Shape
WAITE HOY’I‘
Though the opening of the bum:-
buli season is still over tuo months
away. Waite Hoyt. star hili‘li‘l‘ 01' that
Yankees ,is in close to real playing
condition. "l'm 20 pounds ilghterl
than usual at this time of tho your
and tool better than i have in sea.
sons. I look for it hit year." he says.
Hoyt has been plnyihg basketball all
winter with the Brooklyn pros.
which accounts for his line physical
shape.
DE MOTTE AND
CHERRY LAWN
CLASH TODAY
The Dc\lotte basketball team willi
ttmol to Duriel thls afternoon to
play the Cherry Lawn school team.
'l'h local boys are confident that
they can take the measure of the
Dorian players. Next Wednesday
afternoon the Deliotte team will
take on the Staples High school out-
nt of Westport. This contest will be
staged in Fammunity Hall at 3:80.
The Norwalk “ye will play a return
some in Westport later on in the
season. There probably will be a
preliminary game with the Junior.
DeMotte team meeting some other
local outtlt.
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SUGGESTS HUSBANDS
MARGATE. ENG—When asked
dhat could be done for girls who had
plenty of work in the summer and
none in the winter. the lion. Es-
mond llnrmaworth. ill. P.. replied: “i
would suggest husbands."
STAMFORD AND
STAPLES FIYES
MEET TUESDAY
Westport School Isl
Booked For Hard-
Contest With Lock
City Outfit.
...—......—
lt. hat. been unnouncod that tilt.
Staples liluh :chou'l quintet will ploy
the Stamford lllgh team in Stam-
ford on Tuesday ulternoon. Febru-
ary 16. The Woetport school boys
have into-n going troo'l intolv and or
pcci’. to make a lino showing against
lll'l Luck City tram. Hugh llcuttie
Who was suspended for llrcakinz
training rules .nst. night. will pro
bably be back in the Staples line-
up {or this game. Tho game will
be played in the Stamford Y. \1. C
.A. Staples is trying to meet. the
Warren Hordiul .md Crntrol High
school “TN-f or Bridgeport. bolero the
motion comes; to :1 close.
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( HO \Tli Qi l.\ 'II‘II‘
DEI Ti. ‘15 lAlT
“ALLINGF‘ORD, CONN. You ll
”Chortle docislvoty ...:toatvd Tait
yestcrduy in Imsluthull, ill to S. The
passing of both looms “as very in-
accurate. but Chonn 's superior scor-
ing ability was too much for the
weak Tait (loll l'th‘. Many fouls were
committed and the may one very
sluggish at Limos. l’ooln; Tori 'l'ruc)’.
of t‘hoate, were the. indiulxiuzll rturs
oi the some.
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COMING EAST \\'lTII llii'XlIlls
LOS AXGICLES. t.‘.Al.. Feb. 6.—
Tho fact. that Pink}; .‘litchvll's
Junior uoltorwoight championship
belt would not bu‘omo Mushy Cul-
lahan‘s I‘l’Opfil‘l‘, providing Calla-
huu won from Mitchell hole. is what
caused Manacor l-Iddle Sears to can-
cel the match and accrptfl‘ox Rick-
nrd's offer for three bouts. flours
items here :1 week from Saturday
I
“HAWK” SKIDD
PLAYS AGAINST
MT. ST. MARY’S
The Mount St. Mary’s basketball
team. of Maryland. last nicht de-
Called the Manhattan quintet on its
ll.n.9’- (hurt, by a score of 3'3 to
hlanlmtlol: allowed the riftci oi
pinyin: four games within a week.
as the Green and White team was
lietlceo throughout and scented un9
ab]. '0 get started Regardless.
3..)lll'2' St Mary's disrluycd a fast
brand "1‘ liaskcti‘tll and was re-
gdrdmj as the. best, live been this
season on tho Manhattan court.
on
....
iht9n.
Star shortstop oi the
club.
iyn uniform this season.
ers obtained him in in M15
trade the other day. Huthl
'Dimtl rm- Sheghy ion a trial by tho I hitngo White For
“3.31,an ~lltnt spring but Wasn't quite ready
Almnrupolis
who will he own in :i
The Dodg-
player
was giv-
Hle noxk shmml romulk-
'oble improvement. during the Amor-
laun
Association mason. however.
1and he turncd out to lw mite a son-
5 action.
lull; slmmxs tilt-"lit
liluny of ll‘.:t
baseball 1 xpr- rts are
ulroady lll‘ltllitlng that Al Simmons.
Foil
0““ “W” (”HTML hard- hitting outtloldcr of the Phil»
Shot-h: adolphia Athwice.
Al'ncrit‘ln I
will lend the
ngm- in. halting my‘ 5-9 i
it: w. < tins-r ill) in lit"
lirook- 3t
PAGE s'EVEN .7
Guards Will Meet Blues—Staples High in Victory
Infield Ace
TAKE MEASURE OF FAST
Y.M.C.A. COURT AGGREGATION
Score Was 27--i—-(‘.rofut and Beattie Are Stars
For Victors--.-\ckerman Scores Most Points
For “Y” Five-.Hiuh School Player Sus-
pended From Squad.
...“...«W.——
t'unr-n Milton D. llnrrlnu'un'n .~t:l~ 9191mm» \eri‘ keq‘t moving from tip
9.; iv mhooi hil~1,99l19ull ":v- 9“
13“ H If Y \i 3.. A {3. .- , ._ l‘lE.-- ‘l'. M. t‘. A. mud one new play-
handed t1" ' ' ' ' ‘ ' "‘H " " i9» in tip ynmn. He was Thomas of
9i h“? llfll'k ill ”99‘ Y- 31- C9 A9 55-”“9' l .\ .ru9ztll-.. it is haunted that 'Thnm
nmium last. night. 'l‘m‘l CrOflll HM \9 .:l l--.- l.'l\‘t‘9n the p. rmanont birth
in.
limb Bi‘flilh “‘OI'U 1110 ibdh'l‘deur comm- vvl'ien Norman “Slreti‘h'
. s i
5“er or thr. mm“. l“:99v "H9. a9I.l-‘999.9-39ll:u not plailm'. r99'9h9llnz;
u‘D‘l‘ ill" llt'wl' (Anti l'ls'llii‘ri 1'9 ”‘0" ‘4'- i I 'll Iii' I4\'Y‘.I'I!I in :l l9'9. \Htl’rl l‘u-lill.
lli-’~ scoring plays. I lmmwlittciy pilot the l': .mtw t on
The Ftnplon boys «tdt‘ted or! will HIWIIIIUJTUW unnmlllm‘r, that Hugh
u rush and hurt up .. t'at WU l'htllliri am comm, ...... tum-9.. LU!-
tlerUlZl‘lOUt. llm some. T1“ "1". \n‘lltl-tl fr(99i. allhll'lll:lr I‘9t‘t‘.‘i‘.l.‘-.v'. In
vice of: form and had 1.19;: mph . 9\- ..., gm r) ”13013533,; [3 35. that Lawn:
They tried shot. .‘lYii—l' that :2: 11A {how law it rurrvnsmn mil itst
bucket, which lellt'd to K0 in by it tut l.’ l.‘ expected that 1’. "ill 19“ "Ill:
narrow margin. Tim score at thr i i :9l:.---t one
end of the first. period was :~.-‘- 1:9. y M 3- r
favor a! SIGN-‘5 and the High ochre "y i’ P9,:
lads incrcm‘rd ll’.9‘9il' lmd in ii listing :AI. 1'.‘ '9 i‘ 99
when tho llltlf titriv’l. TI‘A. CI-‘Jt-m 0‘ 1'1 hi it 12 .
l':-9ti;ll'1‘l 119.9ll<|t’ltlli'l‘.l“l li‘flv' .'\I"l.91lll_,',l,\l . l: ... .. . . ... 9 99
to l-m. 9.9M. i'l'nr-m... .9 9
l'ittI-Ily .\. rim-.1 C.W‘l '.‘.l9, ..'l;' '3.‘.~:k<~rn9..i9... 1;.- .. . ..
rmn' fur :ln- ‘ ' tear Hr; dropped !\'t.9.1-,.9r.(g. 199.: . .. 9
in 1. ll‘» 1‘ '1' rev: uttw st 't:'..9 it: n: no: t\\'. Uri-vi. ‘..r .. . ..
(it play I‘m: rhlpi'vd ill the tl‘i‘rt'tjll, Hint" . ‘9 "
([lltil'l’”. l-lv toilowml iv, in 1);. in.“ .
twl‘lmi \9 lll‘. ..‘lomfi held moi. 'llu xn- ‘. "
its. 15"I‘vl' :1 TJIM‘l SI.‘9’\l"d a Toll} mid .‘lt‘. 51.\I’LIL.; 1‘ r"
countwl for all ih9.. points maria, l99 3 (‘1 . lie
the lost-rs. 3Crorut. t-I-c ..... 7- l "
Staph“ come lien; «walnut; ill 9. ; Hurt-z. 't ... . . . . . ... 9
record they fit" in.“ swoon wit. :5 tlmy 9, l-zeattir'9. c .. . ..... .. n
held the strong .\l.lt~9. -9 M ‘3.ch minty; l Rohr. c .. . . . . .. . . . . 9-9 9' '
0! Stamford to :2 ‘.--l NTOi‘t9. For a Lippc 9.; .......... i9 i9 '
while it looked as 1! 1.919; '3'” ham Burke. lg-rt ....... u
would hr. Won't-u". :‘mt t'vj- ill“ 11:9 balm" i." . - t I "‘
but by 'hvl' r. rim-'9: thontin: ~~ "-
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whistle to the rnri of Th9! come. 3
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