“RED” ' QUINN SHOOTS WRONG
BASKET AND LOSES THE GAME
, Compo Star Pulls “Boner” For Second Time
This Season --
Lock City
George Smith Shines For,
Outfit—Larry McMahon Leads
Westport-Complain About Refereeing.
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THE EV'EINTNG SENTTNEB-SO. INORWALK, CONN.
. ’lu'es Defeat Life 1 Guards-w.
NORWAIK SEPS
“Y. M. ” JUNIORSL
Score Was 21-19'—Ball
and Miller Are Stats
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22c. lb.
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We Are Our Own Whole.
Balers and Retailers of
QUALITY GROCERIES
A. F. Beckmann Co
Inc. I
Washington St. Phone 3565
South Nor-walk
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16 »No.IMaIln St.
South Norwslk.
Phone. 2-56
DEFEATED BY "" IIINEII
Big Aid to White ,Sox
Has your furnace JoinedIthe
N. D. 0.? it so send in a hurry
call for us and we'll abrltrate
the matter. We have done more
to persuade hot air heater. to
get back on the Job than any
other concern.
N. D. 0. means h’othia: Doing
Club.
The Nash, Raymond
& Dean Co.
2-11an m 'I
called off and resumed only when
the 11.31.} is sui'ilci-t-ntly dry for safe
play.
Uses of rosin, emery and spit balls“
are only degrees of unfair advan-
logos for the pitchers. it these sub-
stances are ilowed. some day a
pitcher may welds to attach to the
ball 1 rod paper sticker.a metal tag
or a wad of gum which he figured
would give the ball a new twist. It's
conceivable that some fellow with a
small hand might demand a smaller
ball.“ Furthermore if the manufac-
turo ot‘ paraphernalia to play the
game is to be completed on the
field. Babe Ruth could legitimately
appear at the plate some day with
a flat sided bat oven heavierthan
the big one he now uses. In that
case 11 cannon would probably be
necessary to shoot the ball_past him.
If every pitcher was allowed to
change the regulation ball to suit
himself before pitching it why
shouldn't the batter hmo the same
privilege with his bat? -
Game Is Fast. ’
The game is good and fast played
with the regulation ball and bat and
no better pitchers ever lived than
the many stars who always have
need the ball in thoIeondition in
which thouinnlres-hsnded it. to
thorn. Some "would be” pitchers
m m; need atin omtiedto the ma
3111115111111 111
TEAMS scorn
1.011111 was
Central and Harding
Schools In Victories_
cent of the world‘s corn.
The fastest trip around the
was made in 35 days.
globe
Montana had both the lowest
birth and death rates in 1923.
A new system 01‘ making bricks
alien's one man to make 4.090 a
day.
Ono of the latest additions to the
United States Navy is the floating
foundry.
to make them effective but the good
ones (and they are in the majority)
need no more than their good arms
and quick. active brains to get their
share of the victories.
Dissatisfaction with the surface of
the ball which has been the regula-
tion ball more years than most pres-
ent day pitchers have lived rather
indicates a desire for an alibi for in-
i‘reior pitching.
The next installment of Bill!
Lauder-'11 column will appear in
Wednesday's issue.
1:09:11:th 1926.
do.
MONDAY, FEBRUARY 8, 1926.
A. Defeats De Malay
wrsnon “111113
CAPTURES
FIRST GAME OF SERIES
Score Was 27-23 In Hard Fought Contest—~Rooi.
Stars For Local Team~Thomas Leads 0p-
ponenis and Scores 13 Points—Next Game
Vl' cdncsduy Evening.
Robertson's career as a big leugu r.
It was :1 no-hit. no-run game. in
which not 11 player reached first
base. To make the {out all the
more extraordinary. it was made at
the cxpense of.l.he Detroit club, the
hardest hitting outfit in the Ameriu
can League.
Robertson pitched that great
game in'thc spring of the year. Only
a few weeks previous he had made.
his big league debut. Detroit had ii)
men in tiio.301‘l class that year.
which will give some idea of the
power of the club at the hat.
3 l 0
Throughout the game Robertson
pitched like a rctcran instead of a
rookie. [lo merely laughed at the
protest of the Detroit club that 11c
was doctorlng the hall.
0 O 0
That one game 11111111.- lilOQIIt‘CI
pretty well satisfied that Mr. Ro-
bertson was going to be quite some
pitcher. He showed me everything
in the line of speed and curios and
had plenty of poise.
Four years have elapsed since
that extraordinary game. At times
Robertson has given signs of reach-
ing stardom but on the whole he has
been a bit of an ln-and-ouler. good
when 110011 and bad who had.
An extraordinary sporting teat is
always the subject for much "belly-
hoo." Robertson came in tor much
that club over the waiter route. Per
hops the change of scenery will hate
.'1 beneficial effect.
I 1) a
Speaking of great pitching feats.
1 will never forget a minor league
performance of Jack Zeller a twirler
i had worked with in the bushes.
it was performed the year i broke
into the American League. 1906
Zeller gomg to Atlanta of th‘é’South-
ern League the same season.
The game was with Montgomery
and was called in the 13th inning on
account of darkness. the score be-
ing a tie. 2~2. Here is what chier
did:
i
Struck out 13 men in nine innings
1'.1 in 13 innings. Did not give a. beer.-
on balls and hit only one batter. the
first man to face his in the opening
session.
l‘ltched 20 strikes in succession.
six in the ninth. nine in the ten".
and five in the eleventh.
0f the 39 outs in the 13 111111113.
13. or practically half. were retired
on strikes. At one time he whine-i
seven men in succession. gettinx ”1"
last two in the ninth, the side in tin
tenth and the two in the eleventh.
. O O O
that some 301 teller a big league
trial but illness force}! him to re-
tina from baseball before he made
”mgr-do. ‘
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Harry IIRC‘III Q"‘“"' 0‘10 0f the 0f Hotly FOIight Conn Over Green“ chl and WP] d S h The 1'. .11. 1'. A. 1»;..<1..-11..-.11 team
”at players 0‘ “I“ Compo Lite Guard Intars 0r ues i test ‘ Shelton aye nlit . of \\’1'st port ppm 1 lhu dope. and won
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te‘dm' pulled 11 bone play for the sec. ' .'~ I ”11- Opening 11.1111. ol‘ the inter-town
0n time - ' . , - . ..-'I- - . . 1 - ' -.
IIIIII season. by shooting 0' Tho Norwoik Sopurnios lost their. llliiDGLPORI‘. li—b- "l-'"1I“°« IO' 5‘ ” 3 {1111111111 h “0‘” ”HI “I M”
“Id goal for the opposing team. I“ second game of tho 1501130" to the Y- cal lligh school teams; 12mm.- through “1111:. Saturday 1‘.in11 In tho pymmv
I Di‘hterdaya game “It“ tllu Stamford 3“ C' “I JIIIIIOIIII oi' IIIII \‘i'cstpo‘rt III- L won-11 /'I lint 11'1-1'11 ulthout the mark of defeat i'l' "‘ "'1I ”"1 "II-II 1'7“”- TIWW'W “”3
BIIIeII’ IIRIIdII scored "V0 Pom“ t‘or bUIIIIIIIII' III IIIO IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIy IIIIIIII 013:5 LAST ‘IWIK Ioverv one of tho 11:10:11 schools winv lh-‘x 1111111 :‘cort'r 1.1 lllu day when he .0
the Lock City. team. which porrnlt- IMMIOI‘II‘ IIIIfIIt’IlldIIyil'IIIIIIlIIIIIS “3619;” thitll; two oFWlilCt-i .' '“IngII tfongrom mm. was i-ilo as .«rm in 11.1 il~.-l.l goals 11nd onn foul
irpd them to “in, 35-35. in “I thrill. “can” III-"s tlI'Id l"-17 'lIth Icarus WIRE SHUTOUT5 .‘ 111-; mm.“ with ’1‘. U. I, r'Clli-I'ICIQJ ‘liddlm lloot 01' 1h.- D-‘hloluy beer. 1:
m3 Blimp, 111 “Nd IJV poop rcimcc- ”to” “n I ' I. I ~ . ixldrty. pus 1'.1n1"1'li1-1l l-ccaus-fi (If 1.1. . .1 . .
[n battled incl: 111111 torth tor un- 1hcr . . 1.1.» 51...... £10111 up; no.” I
3' ; t1 L in“ J111‘l' "til who is ”1“ “mm ”mnddm" M hm“ “how!“ . , . . ... ....
QUInn shot his basket liIIlt'l' t‘lvo I'IIlIII'IlI II 'II I1IIlr-'l'11lI"11I1Iiqul c...1.~I.- '1'1nlrul illgh won from 1111 Trade “H -‘"i-'lt‘ “515 ”WI. ~~'-- “1'1-
minutes 0‘ Na)" in tho second half IIIIII IIK IIIIIlIIIIII...I ..I..II,II; Ilon-v Ill1-ll ..nhool :1n1i ('lrr-cun'ich: Harding dr- li'..~~ 1'1.1nut-s to play. Ch. "1'I'1111- i.)-
had elapsed Quinn 111111 previously IIIIIIIIIIII'I‘IIIII ..IIIIIIIIIIIIITIIIIIIIIII ~»111I'1Iots 1n lulled Ans-min 111111 Slit-11011: While Imp. 1.1.3. :1 long 11.11 to llu t1.-
taken 11 shot at his own basket. when t‘nul but the 111-111] is lltrcutont'd when I”"" “"‘I “M mm“ 81”“ 'IOMI‘I‘I‘I I:1:-'-1'1. 11.011115. 11.1,- lilif'r't addition
he obtained the ball m the cent”, '. , ' tln- Alumnae combine. .
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a 'h' \1 Hire gix'n'tullor the ball 11110 I ' L .1 -u 1 of i; "3 .1 {1 pa
of 0 “001'. lie “as facing tiio 1'1 ' i 1 double dcckcr which I Liuanu and Hoffman “'10 ”‘0 z . 1
Stamford goal as ho intercepted .11. ”III?“ tIl _” . I1. ‘ "I(1.i‘i l"I'1ll then trim- in the llllliopprra' Si to 2': ..goul oil-l :1 toul :ullilll‘ilntj through ti;r
II!!!” from George Smith. Without E'II-IIIIIIII.IIIIIIII:IIIIIIIII.IIIIII lidInmlIrIos good l\i:'tory m'or Grr'rmvich on 5111111 11:13.; 11:11:11 Ilt‘illllt'I Staplt‘s liml:
.IIhesltatlng “Rod" throw the ball to- I111" .tl1-111;Il ~l\'1'n~ tlu' "Y‘s”I 11 two l':z‘.lly rtnrrml for Greenwich. ! ‘5'.II‘IN‘T pin-'1', pho WIN. 1'.-«emit- 111:“-
Iowan tho basket. The ball dropped 1 oluIt 11111111111 :1 I )ii s \VIIQ‘” ft'lllili-ml as tlp- Hill. :II" Mm} {W l1"1"1l'int: 11"1'u'11'l' 1'1'l-
{:POUBIII ”III IIICIIIIIII “IIIIOIII touching III This 1"11111~ In '1-1 owltiul; '11111 as. in- Ilop i'lll. :.1 .~' defeat” the Alumni“. '17 11 1111;!) I1 \I\itl IIquilItU I'
a rim For :1 minute the crowd l II I . I ‘II. . '10 1'; k" 1' " 3-" ' 1 “I -‘I‘ “ '-
Was dumfonnded and 11*] not any i111.t111... .11 any that has been lilo) 1 M-mmi ”mm". III.“ . win-:1. 14:11”: 1111- “vs-tron 11....
INT on 11 . “ostport floor this 1-1-11- (AMI DlQECl' . . , .. I mints lmuall lludllm'n' 1111'»-
anythlng but 111150011 nsthcv realized . Tim-1.111;: won its second game in - l . 1 1 1 . 1 .
- - Iron. Lot 1 l01|lllH.llliIlOllKIl the mom- MOM BA‘ILOQ U. I .I, 111:1 I; to dim in '1 foul for H: II
‘Vhflt happened thcv had a good .. . . . . . - B S I. -;“-I. III']\‘5'I .1011 ping; sheltou. .3 lo ,. .i‘ - 1 »
. « IlF‘lh :1111 Junior 111. handled the hall TOME ‘3 “0* ‘ ‘ . .. . mum'- tl '1111'11' 1 int (1'11 11' '
High at Qlllnn's scxpel’lflt‘. “illl pcrit‘ct 0'15" ' ’I'Iltllr iloop work II'I' pith 5.1..1'1) “5 ih" outrlrntllnl, . II] - i :1 ;Ii 1” 1.. 1 .1,~. .1 .
‘ " M. . . it"10u 1 ‘11 pm!“ 11. \‘is 1111- .
It turned out that. Quluns imsket also was 5:111:11. (‘loso guarding kept 1"“‘I' . _ . .. 111m 1. 1 1- i I; unuir I 11.. i
won the game to: Stamford ‘13 the 111 s'on- flown lllrotrrhoulilhm1'1'111- i I] 1‘" ‘UIMI'I‘II 0‘ “III IIIIIIII IIIII'IOII ii II I IlIIII i IIIII II
-flnal score was decided by one point. ‘I I “ ' 1:1".1: mun"; 1 . 1', r- \- :15 \"-1 y 111.1 ;-.-.1.
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.. 31:23):8:31:15?quI::::;0;III(IIIII1 [11115251311 “HI F‘IOXI‘I "I as “H‘I‘I‘I’II I I I IIIIIIII IIIIII InIII IIII;.*I 11;._l I111 llrm 111ml.» four field . ;.
test before the first half had ended. “RED" QHN‘V' III II III I I III IIIIIP'IOIIIII‘ 1-1: Ill :r:1un ri‘ ......... “- i 7 1" "S‘I'I'u‘m ""1” [MI] “I“ II" M“: ’
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afidIIlI'IIyIIIlI: lIlIiIfIIf 1I1I1:II\IIFInst N083 :1: $1111. forum-I] ul‘ ll11- (mm) ”It" Howling. 11' . . ..... " '1 6' IyIImIIIIIII'IIr'II' II.- IIIIIII . .. p 1 up .1... 1.; 11111:! 1.112 in 1‘.. . .l-m: -_
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, flocked out on the floor on several (111111113. “1111 is inst valuing lelll, BI'lIIIl 1‘11. 11 l I .I' 11.1.clr11'ski. li‘ ______ 3 .. II Ip111...) 1 II...’ 11.1 NIL'IIW‘II 1.. .III1I. ;
. occasions to protest decisions. lluli us llli‘ “Mcrkln of lulskt'lllnil.’ WING“ . .1." ........... 11 I 1 I Kimmcrlin. lt' ...... 11 i) 1. l-lelllli “I“. \llth. I'm.) tron. . ll... \. Al. L. A. 1.; m
The Life Guards had 3'.) free "lied" bccumo confustd \1 stcrdny ':i11I1ll11I,-l Ilg I (- ._. n' Hoffman. e 3 i ii I tIIlIIII'I. III'IlIIlI'II-II ”(1‘11 [flint]? gm H..- I':_‘1 ~
:hrgyws anddmndo 17 of them. Sta1n~ and shot 11 ban-I.I fol.s1:11111'1u-1l “in-I .,_ __ .1 l l I l l l l 1..! 110‘ .‘l’ 1.1... 1 1 1'1 ~ I\\ .1. 11 mud to lump (um-.- .1211“.qu Ii“;- 1 . IIIIIanI: IlIi'IIIIlIlirInII: '.III 1,. .
or score eight out. 01‘ :30 shots. . . . .. "‘hc1110'1'1-151111110 our 1:11 -‘u‘. . " \ous :11'1131'1 0"? n l; 3 Iinrrmr'. 1; 1' "1 .. K - .1... Ili‘Ib l.lt‘ “ "' " ' . '
The game was 11111 of i'oulg Mid many 11111,; tho I3111111. for the Lock (‘ilIv' . \'-1|'\\'\11' JIi-Ts' 9 -1 last 513:1.«0‘11' mus Edd in Collin. 1'., .. ‘IIIp 1..-.1 pom”; phlshll uie1-.«;(.pcd in 1‘ l lililill. 121‘ I, II I.I.IIIIIII_"I .lllllili- 1n“ )1‘ _ 1r . c I. his llilllJIIKiillIl’ in :1 '1 111-1" .
of thp'n Wore committed behind ”10 pro“. . w mwmmmwu 1 . .b .' . \ Ir‘I ... l" I . . . I t I i “ 11111 \1 1h- uuum-g lust etc-11.1.1111 1111.] l am not '1‘ 11s'.t1ll.1'.; IIIII . . p ': inlaid-5111111111111 “111:. . IIL3 is a At no 1111111 during H.” 1.1 .I I
back ‘of Referee LlVoislI The 5900.; “”IIIIIIII'IWIIIIIWII ill ll . ..' I" “1:; “3“ .III H" ' 11.11.11, " ‘ “' Icky-[wining lion! Grr-t-niit‘lii of the I l‘. Ill-'illy. .1'.-. 1; . 1. n man's sllr'tl job and M1 Imutllc-l it H r “lune.- ("N-1m “”1" "- ‘KH'M"
taiors were 111 an uproar and Lil'olsi sun ‘4 W'l't‘ lllm‘l.‘ l: ”I15 0" ”1° 1“” 11.;I...II.III 1”, I I I .. 1. 4 IIIIIIII IIIIO IIIIIIIIIII‘I' “I‘I‘IHI‘I' 'I " Uiuuls." 1111111211111. ; ,,,,,,,,,, l i 3 in 11 11111111 “mum-r. He Is a form“. Islu'rts in methnns 14:11:11.1: 111-
was greeted with an outburst of the of the rctci'm 011-.- tiuw Smith I‘IISII'lI‘i ”2'”le 1'II """" I'I I l uncertainties. win 38 ball gnuus for Lyons joined the White Sox in —— —~ - captuln of l-‘m'1lhum' a calm 11-11111. I‘umi . Imany iuleics'inu . III-III.
. famous sporting fruit. the “razzhor- ml deln Quinn into 1111- mood and [LI Im g'It‘mi'lIv re """" .. 11 4 non. lllt'y have contributed mm.- .lum-I 1923, coming tllrt'ct from llay- 14 3 INllllt'llnli s the emu-11s urn..- . ' '1‘;
xy," each time he l-lcw his whistle. Ili\nlslg:1\'1- ”11- ball to 111-: St '11111’0111 .llilhi 1-1. ' """" o 1. n 1 1111111 their show of vletm'ltx ‘lur University. 1;l‘.i’-)l-I.\'\\'lt"ll lll1f'.ll. I i" "Hui “I”; 10 5. mm “ 111.1 II. (1.. ,3
' Stamford used duck Hogan 11s aIcrnh-r to sililul .1 foul. """"" -.. i "i “1111 we it'ntw lllnukcnslrip ’I‘luls with irss than three years“ ' (l. 1". P151: .l‘mf'filht ianfH-ia '1111i -"‘il “'- 1'11":
Firm) in the game in order to rough Larry )lchluhuu liini'i'd ”H"- I"-‘-'iI . t . I.Igu great pitcher. Fume 1111111,» 111:: .. - 1xp~'rlcucc. l11: won 21 games for 1". Rpm... rf IIIIIII 3 1'. 10- l . on 1111' attuck.i,on;;:1n.ll‘~h i" 1 1
I!!! the Compi) team. Hogan liar. not game of 1111: 1111:; 111.1 “Tl-l all (l\'!"i‘ i'1111'1- ~~iiill Lil I.I1I1 illt inc-1111111! l10111'guu tetiiirtlr1-"' ' it‘hinugo lust season and scored two 1'.-of.- 11' ......... .. l l 1'. He} TfUI HlntS .1111-o ii'W] mp] lhu 111153.11; 1':-
played this 3'981 having devoted his 11-11 “001' mid did not slow up with 5 ‘ __ __~ 111.11,». __~__ Iuith his pitching. A good :low . shutouts, more than any other pitcll- Rolfe. if 1' ' 1' 1 ' IIII'Ims “Ins FImberII‘ ., . _ .
time to officiating 111 the games The his spr-cdy dashes the. length of the.‘ THAT'S 0“: Iund a line change of pace pin-1.1 l 1 1. r-r in the pullers. ; pup, c . . 1.1 1 1 py . .TIIII second game of the 's-y-lvs \ .
Blues released Eddie M1Mahon and ‘loor. Larry scored 13 points agnlur't'I Now what little boy or girl can Dower. 1's: . .. I, 1. II . 'IIIII.II‘fl{:-II;III E'lIIIIImIIlI'I-iItII IIrI;<I;IIII XI?
‘9“ Clayton McGrzm not in) come Jack lloSiHi- TWll‘" ”m0 0"” “In" ’ give me on example of eoincid- WWWW Johnson. 1'1: .. 11 .1 1. GOlflrlg Stars Im-m Pr 111M 81/ ll 1.1 0 - ,.
flown. They used their regular llnc- uocrsszin't 11111111 311-1111111311 wan hurt 11mm: - D u: fi..\'1'm1tzt. l1: IIIIIII . ; '1. '1 momr'st is shaved for ..IIIO \NVI~I1
.D with the exception of llogun. 111‘- 11.15 ni'i" 1' 1""le 1'1”." “"1311: "I can. tr~.-1,clu"r. my iatlur and i: ' ’ ' W I” "II IIEIIIIICIIIIII IIIIIIIIIIIIIII.I'II isIIimt III;III.III...
1' The Guards did not make :1 shift llmi‘. _ . mother pom married on lip- sameI i. l au er s . I “I f C1'1il lA'lU'll-N\lllt-L MIN “0 ' I';;I 111- .~ 1..- 'I'lu ~1I . 1hr. eI.I~I-I1
Ill. the lineup as expected, Eddie Mc- 1.'.1:th Hogan and smith 1..-.1... guilly dur."—-—Sol‘iu La. llulugrlc. . 1‘ “II .1'-'~~-l'1'-trlno. Mum)!“ I111 1 11, .1. Inn. 1 .1 up, .. i-I 1’.. .
Mellon played Smith and hold him to orb-4111111; pllllinu‘ and muuling their 1‘ I: ___...._ j . ”II “a” I,” l" . 1 Elle is 21 mom-rm of hotlri-qrur‘s 11'.-
13 points 3“;qu lll'ltI" two or his Doppncnts l-chlnd {hr} back of the M (11-11 quintet has mm :1 Imtilo on 1. Wu 0 umn lzlllncljpolirr lilt‘zli. l '111.. ”11,1.” .IIV 1.1:] 'lmjp IIIIII. I'I'III . II “135 dam-um. not to u...- 1.1m 1. ..
field goals p,- lmmmo 31.3131..." ..1 reform". Curlsou.Ahh:17.in and Bren- tllr'ir 1.1mm floor. " ' z. r.'_ 1'. PM I .IniIII.“ ”HI- IIIl‘lT’lIIIOIlI-I ..I.II..I.;IINI1II1II1I) I ms‘thc sch-“s. . . .
a (“Stamp IIIIII IIIII III IIIII IIIIIIII 0f IIIIII IIIIIIIIIIIII IIIIII IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII for SIIIIIIIII TIIII SI OIIIII D Y I: a “II IIIIIII III: I I I I I I I I I I I 15‘1““! lro 1:; :III lulu l1‘IIlInI1 'llii'L snIiotlll ItIIwII (IiiIIIIIISIIIIII' :IIIIIIIIII ‘IlI'II'IIIIII III
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Smith's foul shots and one 0! NO- 101”; IIIIII. IIIIiIlI IIlIII IIIIEJIIII: I. 1 :11.\lP0 Lil" l'.‘ td.‘ 1110.“. I1: I1I1I~l;IIiEI III I II lIT)'Illllit'.1l movement is “hat every I :1 Hum“, 11'. -;~enI.;II.I.-s 1‘0}in 17..
SIIIIgIIII IIIIIIIIisI‘I:IIIIIIII III II 'IIIII II" i C. l". Pts. “Igor; c 1. II I. hrginur 1' mus! try to acquire and 5 punt-m l'niwrsirr New You.- “1’"
ll ”Ni-"t U- 1" Ci ‘5 ‘- 1” 01111111 l'f ....... -.- 3; 3 ‘ ’ ' "““"" ’ to do so sip,- must 1001 upon her I. ' - . . - -' - 1
-' ' 1 1~ 7- - . ' " ' ' ‘ ' - ~ . > ‘ .:is M.-1 1-11- 11'. Din-.11 twin -
Speed RE Passenger r1... LII” “I‘m” “"I mm“? 10'11.. McMahon. if :. .' 1:; Elite Stamfoul 111111... and 11.1. .\'.--.1 01111.11... 5.. '1 " “I ."111115 1s .1. 1x 1-'11 ion of 11.... 511.111 11' ..~ -~. I-wiw
‘Wagons Cars 2 who? 1:10 l1lrfitpl1ait'lHost-11:1“ £11713; 1'2. McMahon. c . . .. . 11 2 '1 Canaan Big Five Will continue their : NI'ICSIIIIIIIIIIIIIJII ‘ ' ‘ ' ' ' I: I: I1 of the 1l.ul. ‘l‘::-'- club-1101111 is going i TIIIIIIIII (III .I I
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. _ . . , ' . . I'II'tI; pi Ilh: non- ”(“1an when lI.IQt1inu. 1., . ..... . l 1. . series Thursday night in the 30“. ..- -._ .o 110 lb ::'.1lu:1 Ill 1:11: 01 Il.1'1'.ull.1 li- .\l1>l..\\
II REPAIRII‘G AND 0‘ III'uL‘bLnG III}: I; (I II II t ; ]If I 5; IIIII'IIIIOII‘ l'I‘I' """ " II I I) [I Citn'mn The game was Dcllt‘duli-d . Ii 1' Illlfl ii is to 11-: l 10:11. ii. .i by :1 . 1' . 1v.
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pAn-rs AND ACCESSORH'IS torilI (1213:1118: stI-Ixmtoru 1: sun“; ' ”“‘ :f {or last 'l‘hursday. but. due to ”III" 1..\il .\1.\'..\l. :Iluimns .ll.lltJll ul 1111, 1.011.. .' 11001. ”I IIIIIIIIIII ,. .-
‘(ar‘I'mrl orentu’illi ilm finllllt! 1.1i- 4 I‘ ~~' weather the contest was called oil. 1 ' 1;. l‘. III: 1111 ordvr to accomplish 11:15: 115111-11 . 111111111qu 11' . ... __ ;
. 1’.... _‘ 1 — ' » . ‘ _ l >1 AMFUI' l) 1’»! l i:‘.‘. Each loam has .von 11 game and? ... . .~ .. 11:11 111.11'11' must plant hri 1‘.-1 firm- .. '
i‘ 1111' 01111111 shot two toul's 111111 Luriy . _ luonui. lI ......... i . 311| IB.(-I;.nan . ..
‘ ‘ ‘ , ' ' . 0- i'~ PW. 1111) chan'xplonshlp oi the two piuc- ' _ _ . . LI115 on the Irv-round and int thatI inrl . .1
midlahon one ton] in the second ~. 1 ~ . Dela-ct. 1f ..... . . l 'i 1111:1111 rg . . . . . . . . H
' “ . 1_ Inf... 11V 1111 . l'l l-dih‘W-d" -' ----- I l J 1's rr-sts upon tho outcome of this li'vlni'I~ .. .. II might 1:: 1111111111 onto 1111 II'JVISI Ho 1 n 1'.
\UTOI‘IOBILF CO iiIrIIIIlelIItIxIII II\~II1IhI 1‘11 H i {10111 3.11.131; r;;.:nn:1n, ll” ........ 1' 1 .3 battle. The plum; have guaranteed 03m 111:1 I .II.I I I II I II .. 1. i I "Ni-"“1“ ’IUru' '11'11 unlo 11.1- {ms :11 'tho‘ ("11I"'I.I1‘<I1I.I.;IIII1.;I ....... 1
‘II ‘ '1 ' ’ ‘I U ‘ ’I II "I' II. II I \mitli " ----------- i i 11' the r full lineup for tho contest. . f ‘I‘ ' luiunit-r of in.- “111.1; ”110111 the3 I I“ I’ ’ ‘ IIIIII
”("11" IIWII‘” (I‘ 'l h (”m I 1‘ ”N I ““111”. 1'1; .. L‘ 1' terw Smith will jump center. Mat- 1.1111111. ”I ‘ ' ’ ' ‘ ‘ ' " '.' I' III 1111.11- m.'11 11in.- .uit r-l 1r' :1' . 111111 (lllVI "'
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L. Wagner. Lumen Mgr. I 111;. i;- 11 1 L” 111:1tI ILLII I tII oiAbhp 1.1, 1.1: ..... . . 11 ;‘ iv l’mnnun “III play :11 guard and ‘1‘. \ponIitlIs .1; -------- I 1. [1.1ist'rk1 made at this 5! :t' of ”H“ in
“0‘ ' ‘5 111-1111. in l‘ “ ii Quinn ------- i " 2 tin. reel of the lineup will consist. of ' .D " " ‘ """" I {shot cannot :1111 1'\'...11is 11.2, l‘L'CIlfit‘d. l l'. .‘i. 1” A1
34 WEST AVE. NORWALK It'x‘il'l‘lfi \ltlIIImr-(t :qum‘oin tho. 1-1fmr;' M, _.. ._. ..“IIIIH Aid-11:411. unepr" (“150“ IIIIIII 1 "j '3 TI V0“ 1111- ill-'KI-H‘ ;. 11 1'1; 1., >\\llli;.1‘;
”5 i W “1 “"3" 1’71“ 1"“ ” "I‘m“ “'I‘ '1 R "ti clthrr lack llog'lu or l-‘cll‘t llVolsi ‘ ' ~‘ W. {115' 111111 to 111011 must he the ’ ' ' '
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SERVICE 515110” ”"05” ”8] .3‘ 111111..) ”WI ‘1“ '“"" stands. “'3”; l'l1'11r1-1; -»l‘- in Lin-hi of Slaul- Hurry i‘lnnt‘y. of 111-1 .\or\\'nllt lie-1'1 l 1‘. ‘ I Hmb“ I mph-1 \ “ r :1lub- 11' i-l- find this “1115i 1‘2 “01‘9"!” llcattir. r1. ..... ... ‘1
1 1'.-1'1]. ' lion. “‘III l'pfurnn the contest. {\rwI “7‘" '1 slim.” tight-111115' of the \\ risis. i Pinch-“11. li‘ . . . . . .1 1
~ x~-—ll. Quinn :l'orml hash-'1 for (‘auanu experts in lanu (illl'u‘ Iii‘li- Thu—LT“ ii'm'H-‘I ”-“I' 1"!" I'll" let". 3““ must I \liller li‘ . ... . . i “
U ~ IIIIIIMI‘ 1'11 in second l1:11i. 1111': )ltllli'r 01‘ (LIN-”0” hicfiruu to. IIIIIIIIIIMI III1I'IIIII 1- 1m. “’11-" itr-l-l :15 straight as possible d'u‘!" I Thoma.- 1: ...... 1‘- 7
r - - eirr-neiln-n lh-‘lr loam. " ' "" 1 inc the l'-.".1"l.".":1r1'l string. 1 l . ' 'l ,.
Winter Shoes Built for Rugged Serv1cc I ' ' ' sum. .. ........... 1 :r 1 ..man. rg-rf . 1
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Winter weather is the real test of shoe quality, and the : NEW FICTION l McPod-lm. 1: 1 1 ”mini: .I.I. ~IIuII-II.III:<1I-II1;.-1IIISIIIIIonNIri “' (”'m' ”'7 _' -II
. sturdily built stiles we’re featuring will del’y any ’wintcr 5 ' WO_R| H 111‘ now rule allowinz IiiInIoIlenImc I; I: 3:11111..hl11‘1rs; 1v... muv 1111-11 :1 circus .12 1
weather- I Th I B l t TIE] “ f l‘Wlprs to use rosin on tho Dobcr. r5: I. ...... ‘2 .. 11 1'; 1mm I" “‘ ‘I‘I I‘m" ‘I"‘I”"‘L‘"”“ Hm" Referee—Lindsay.
‘ g 1 6 L5 1 (’b 0 IN sponn 1.’ l-:1ll has again brought up' Fisher. 1': . ....... . 1‘ '1 ii
CONNEALLY- & BRACKEN - 1...... .... ......... --
i I not any "iorclgn substance" -1- _ ..I
I OWINGI' ,.~l’:0‘li11 be used on the ball. 1 £1 5 1‘ I
81 WASHINGTON 81‘. SOUTH NORWALK - ~31— 'r1...1 natural smooth gloss on 11.11 suELTOX l'llGli. I
rover of :1 new ball frequently slips 1’}. l‘. i-‘ts.
I I he Hamilton Sho Two Machian moundsmcn had an i. out or the pitcher's hand and causes Clark, 1': ......... .. n .1 0i
p exceedingly tough season in 1916. 1 1', 11) make unexpected rapid changes hieithrop. if ..... . .. 11 1' 0
L . ‘- 1 49 WALL STREET They were John Nabors and Thom- _ in duration which are dangerous to Symptoms. 1‘. ....... 3 1:
. ' . ' #11 as Slicohan. Sailors last 111 straight ' (2:1.- I‘flllr‘l‘. A. DcMarco. r1; ..... 11 11 hi _'
Glrls oes or 1g t . Now. I } “IIIEI‘IlfIIItI filletlllsll 11.. ll “H u 1'1r this mum“ present day um- . IIIIIIJIIII 1,1; I ...... x 1: gI .:
, .11 ms 111 your 11'- . 1:: cs I.___ .. .. i .. I . . l m Woo 1~ ....... . I ,
. . l'-"~ 1..1\ 11:1.ruutl1ns to 111m male 011' i'rn'all'ul 1." >1"l1-li1-li , I . .
. . . _, . , dropped :1) in a row. one of the i ”I. M. iv . I'bil" . .. . -b' 111 __ _I_ _; k. . t. ; .1 ..1 .1 game puiliuiy .1s a result of his no-lu.
, st received more of those mod-1001.111 r hue » . . . - . . . - . . ,.' ..... -'= -‘ “1' 1.. 0"” in“ J . '0... . . . 11.1. 1 ma om
J” 1.. “Karh -Tram - shoes in... mi 111_ -’ °"" 75c ”W" l.".?.°.‘°"‘-}';.i‘”Si.‘f.§“.§‘.:"ll.‘§"ll. l -- 5 ° ' .,..“‘; " " '....' .1.:'.':':..::'::"2.:.2.
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.11 wear g p' I) x, a DC 1 , defeats that campaign the highest. I I_.111 . . . . ISTERLSTDG FACTS. learlv in 1'" . 1 . it . ll proved a detriment to his career.
” ‘ caSinS With re‘tan and crepe 50105. ”I“! u l 'ltumbcr 1111 American League club - iIIIII‘I'“ “5 ‘1 ”5””“3” and "'I'Cc'ss‘IQ'I-‘I A ship's carpenter is called I I ' .IIII IIIII III IIS gIIIIb I 111 L31111105110118ny Robertson has 3;.
Th C Elk T d I I) - VULCAR ; c'r-"r sustained. : 11111 for 1111: pitucclion of 11:1tt1 rs and “Chips." the confi1.111c- 1h '1‘. is usually the ways been conscious of the fact that
8y come In 0C03 , an an COIITI Illatlvll ‘ 1 T ‘ But two seasons before the .lluck- . ;~- .:.~' 1L1: ball in pr'opci and “lie con- I . ,~.. I.,.,1 . II. I. I. on:- asset most 11e1d-.1_i.iie once blanked the hard-hitting
. 110] “ ATER HEATER All 1l1s.oi\1.s in \ .111 11.. ..mi. asI
I leathers. Priced according to SIZE and ZIQ'C‘ fl‘Oll'l I I iuu brigade had copped its lltll’dII‘ 41m ‘01 nil-hing ‘sugar docs. ' it is not (‘IILII that one rcniurk- DL‘U‘OH ClUb without a. hit and no!
I. ' . .. l --l11— 1181; in {our chases. Minus Eddie ' l nfnir Advantage. The finest jade is mined in Chinese ably ;.p.~.~]. .1 pa“ gunlu “mp. 10 nan. allowing a. runner to reach first. He
$2.50 to $6.00 YOUR HOME Collins. Jack Barry and some of the Al'l'llC-‘IUOYI Of any other substance ’1‘urkustan.' dicup :1 11-.iri1-r‘s career. yet many of has SU‘WOCI 1° ”3'8 up to it:
Balance Small Monthly Payments other famous stars. however. the j in the ball works unfairly to the William Penn obtained I‘cnnsvl- the wise men of hast-ball are in. It has been a. mental hazard that
32‘ o Quakcriown club took :1 terrible um..- and should not be permitted. Vania. for $75 111.0 ' clinod to think that Charley Robert- has constantly beset him. A8 :1 r1.
can" Ll ht & Power tumble from which it didn't recover I: 111.: playing llcld is so not from , . ' ' I, . , sou. iormcl'iy of the Chicago White 511” he 15 13179551113 more Often than
' ' 1 I ickles and ketchup are made 1 . . . ..
' for seven seasons. 1 rain that the ball cannot be sut- from unri o walnuts box. has been such a victim. ill-thins natural.
THE ARCH PRESERVER STORE C0, lllclrntly dried by sawdust or some -\\'eragcpliie of paper monev is it so happened that l umpired the ' " ' '
, 122 W . to St '1 III N Ik mnlt‘rlul which does not. adhere to less than three years. ' game that many of the experts bc- Robertson Ls to be with the 51.
85111112 ll - b0“ orwa Norwalk Phone 3600 the ball then the game should be The United States produces 75 per new miurr-d. rather than helped. Louis Browns next season, going to
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