; j MONDAY, FEBRUARY 8,1926.
THE EVENING SENTTNEL—SO. NORWALK, CONN.
PAGE NINE
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Stage Scrap.
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‘ Eddie Mack. of fltamford. former
5' state bnnlAInWelghl champion. has
decided to return to the ring. the
also of the crowd and tho fat unto
receipts at the liluliixnn-Esposlto
iigut in the local armory a week ago
1| believed to thu influenced Edv
die to don the glows again} Mack
his been in retirement far'ovor a
year. Upon orders from his physi-
cian he has kept out of the ring.
Mock comes out tvltli a challungu
to Yuma Mulligan for a bout to he
sinsvd anywhere and anytime within
the next two months. The fighting
wclrht will be it” rounds.
'liiaclt at one time was one of the
lending battiere of his weight in the
cast lie fought Mulligan twice no-
foro. big crowds. The first meeting
resulted in a victory for Mack and
"E‘n the wound bout the Stamford lad
r lost on a foul to Mulligan.
.‘ Binco Iii it has announced
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his
1’ return to the ring the Stamford pu- '
.4! giltstle fans have voiced themaeIVes
3' in favor of the match. it may be
. pornibh- that Joe iihimboio will try
l- to have these two boys on his next
card in Stamford. providing he
malice money with the bouts to-
night. The fans will watch with in-
terest the outcome at this chal-
lenge. I
Mack will begin training Imme-
diatuly it he hears favorably from
Mulligan. He believes he can stage
in come back by winning from Mulli.
,' Iran inside of the to or it round
limit.
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By The S. E.
p ‘ ”tux .171; 3i:l.»:£i.f.i:22§?.‘?:.~.i
We note that 20 years also
Bottling Nelson was it visitor in
South Norwalk. But gate on exhibi-
tion in the old [1031 tilcauo. “lint
a wrapper Nelson was. show mo
the present day lightweight that
could stand up] against the on-
slaughts of the "Terrible Dane". To-
day lint is down and out. lie made
considerable money in the ring but
bit-w it all in. The case ot ilat Nei-
son shoald be a lesson to many of
the present day boxers. It should
I (‘Tl themio pay attention‘to blist-
rises and get the real money while
they can and hang onto it.
Andy Kid Kuna is the latest addi—
tion to Norwalk's list of mitt artists.
Andy weighs 155 pounds and in am-
ions to appear on the next card at
the Armory. He would like to stat-II
up against Young Totii of Spring-
wood. He think that Andy can be
accomodated. He is Working out:
dailynnd is being handled by Kid,
Lewis of Walnut iltructn Kid Snap.
per and Kurt: will both make their
, “but at the next Armory show.
Stopper is working out daily also.
Boxing is around the state
ancestintten iouaeyesinthedirec-
tton of Non-slit since the recent
singing of the Muilignn-Esposiio
scrap They are of the opinion that
“ ‘fla’wflk it I neat light city because
an! the large crowd that attended this
hour. and would like to take over
the interest 0! the South Norwalk
Sporting Club. A] Jennings of
Bridgeport is among those that
would like to stage boxing shows in
NONI": now tint the game is at n
standstill in Bridgeport.
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There is no doubt but what Young
Mulligan had a large following. This
was proven when he and Esposito
oninion that he will draw a. large
crowd anytime that he steps into e
ring in this city Just as long as he
oops on winning. It is a. golden
= ‘pportunlty tor Norwaik's leading
.3 scrappar and he should make the
beat “it.
. 332L198 WILL! is the beat single-
layer in American ‘tennis. . . .
sol why should she bother herself
about being I first Helen Willa!
. O O U
'1'! COBB tells how old-time De-
troit players took his bat: and
threw them away. . '. . The mod-
ern-day pitcher is sorry he ever
rouse them again; .
”A103 sister writes 'Red Orange
is mrctly sorry he turned profes-
sional. . . . She probably means
he’s sorry he didn't turn sooner.
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‘ iastwo'rd ‘ as arenas
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~11!" corn «is Lilies. sweet
Notifies-“J?" . Put that
drink down! . . . You can't park
heroin . . Aw shut your trap and
: teliriito the Judge! ° 0 ' No chil-
’ . -1. these flatly. . . No tm.
‘A b . . etc. etc.
. O I O . .
- ”a! irons Washington .is that
are If“? “1'! gas . . . .
3m asttpd- met-r plausible :l!
they‘ve" uterus-spam-
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nor-no: Bow didxmlntts got in
Who's Who?
unnowu: He‘s a champion owl
war.
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. JOE WILLIAMS
way!
of the about! tooth-ll
l/isstln CHAIIEIIRE'H
’ WWW EoR BOUT
Former State Bantam Champ Anxious To Face
Local Lad At 124 Pounds-Has Been Out
Of Ring For Over A Year——Chimboie May
Plays. Well
LARRY M'MABON.
Wilts the star for the (‘0an Life
Guards in their game against, im-
fot-d yesterday. Ho scored a total
of 13 points for his team. He hails
from Nor-unlit.
DE IIIII'IE FIVE A
SCORES OVER
CHERRI LAWN
The Dolioite aehooi’a basketball
team continued their winning attack
by taking the (tlwrry Lou‘n flvo into
camp, 27-19. Saturday afternoon in
Dnrlen. Qulnonca. again was the
star of the game, scoring 21 pointn
This is the second. consecutive game
in which he has scored :0 points.
Allan Stoddard, tornior Staples High
school player and member of tho
3‘. Ill. 0. A, Junior team. played
with the Dolliotte boys.
On “Wednesday afternoon at i
o'clock the Dohiotto team will meet
the Siapiw High school team in
Community Hall.
The Junior team from the De-
Motte school will so to Rye on
Wednesday and play the liye Coun-
try Day school in basketball.
The score 0: Saturday's game is
as follows: , v
DeMott'c' School.
G. iv“. Pia
Qulnoncs, rt ’9 3 21
H. Tunon. It ........1 1 3
Gclgnno. c . ..... 0 0' 0
swodnrd. rg l l :i
Hitli.lg............. (i 0 0
M.Tunon.lg........0 0 0
ii 6 2’.’
Cherry Lawn. Schml.
G. F. Pts
G. Goldfrnnk, rf ..... 6 0 12
L. Goldfrank. if ..... ii 0 0
Vadek. c ............ 2 3 6
Lehmann. o ......... 0 0. 0
Lazy. rg ............. 0 0 0
Cohn, is ............ 0 l 1
cheating. drinking and stacking a
girl. .Weil. he didn't turn out
to be a horrid old professional. any-
The last word in dress
wile.
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THE movie actors in Hollywood
are organizing a baseball league. .
. . Which is to say they plan to
substitute the lively ball for the
high ball. ‘
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MR. HOFF. the Norwegian. has
just polo-vaulted to a new world
record indent-a. . . Get out the
old broom handle and see it you can-
ciear the chnndelier,
O O O
HEADLINE sings: "R Re-
builds lnnorworits." . . . i don't
be alarmed. it refers to his infield.
not his abdominal arrangement
108 So. Main Sf
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Eddie Mack in Comeback -— Dorsey Meets. Nick Mercer
Dy ART CAILLSO!
How long will tittt 'i'liden wear
the purple toga emblematic of we
national tannin championship?
How much longer Will no be able
to chain of: the thrusts oi the chal-
lenging hordes with the some recit-
lcss abandon he's exhibited since
winnlila the nation?
Those are questions that have been
popping up annually for the lust
tow campaigns. And. its anothor your
rolie around. thl-y come up for coi-
lectivc debate once lllln.
'I‘iidon has now squatted atop ion-
nis throne six straight seasons. He
reached tho dizzy heights back in
1930 by whipping Bill Johnston.
And every year since he's slashed
his way through all com pctivo forces
without much difficulty. Frankly.
the 'l‘llden dynasty has been one of
the most outstanding in the world
of sports. He has also developed
mnny young players. notably "Vin-
nie" Richards and "Sandy" Wiener.
Sets Modern Record
The crowny Quaker has now hold
the crown longer than any roc-
quoter in tho game's history. With
the exception of ll. D. Scorn. who
snort-oil the lnuroi Irrenlh l'rom illsl
to 1857. or seven successive seasons.
By clinging it. the paco another
your. he can tie the record. And. it
he's able to withhtnnd the annual
assault for two more campaigns be
will hang up a. merit likely tb stand
for years. if not for all time.
During the lust two seasons ex-
ports have been sounding tho death
knoll of the Philadelphia perform-
er. They claimed he was slipping.
going back from whence there's no
returning. llut each limo Tiltlou
proved the roquh-m won it hit pro-
nurture. For he again routed an op-
position.
True. he found the going some-
what rough and rocky inul slimmer
when his old rival. Johnston. as well
as tho two youthful i-‘ronch aces,
laconic and Bornlrn. had him nil
but whipped. But a characteristic
Tilden rally carried him through.
Tilden is known as a terribly slow
starter. To some it‘s just plain caro-
lessnoss. To oihvrs his early ploy
smacks of tndiifm‘onCo. (‘onacqurnt-
ly. he usually gets away badly. But
he seems to play a stronger game
“him behind. Time and again he has
pulled a seemingly ioal rauae out of
the mire by a gallant stand in the
ebbing moments of play. And no
matter what the odds against him.
has aiwaya been capable of over-
WILL BATTLE
I ANSONIA TEAM!
.
Green and White Tot
. Lin e u p In Tomor-
tho Norwolk boys in over I). Week.
NAGY WILL
BECOME PRO
IIII'I ARTIST
Joe Nagy, amateur boxer from
Fairdeld. will be seen es a. protes-
slonnl in the near future. Nagy
taught in the amateurs but. six
months and has" defeated some of
the best boxers in the state. Nagy
has lost but {our tights during his
time in the amateurs. winning three
by knockoutsrand the other six by
decisions.
Present Reorganized;
How Long Will Tilden Hold Tennis Title?
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moans madness
Terms To BRING
out THE GQEAINESS
a MS OWONENTS
coming them.
Road Competition [Inciting
Whether or not Tildcn can ship
through nnolhcr campaign without
dropplnit his chevronn rumuina to
are exceedingly bright. her outside
of Richards there doesn't nppeai a
single paaiimsr stout enough
I VICTORY OVER
SHELTON iiiGli
Shelton
llmlsntniilr \‘il‘w
lIPTt‘dIllIl'
SIIPIII'I'
Ill'lltll'm'tl lit-d
leadership “l ilII-
loy bankrtltnil lrnguo luv
Seymour. ill to El. inst wei‘k.
{With mrr Strnifot‘d to May in "V-
I Referee—Pct I-ino.
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owu'uuu- tho loan lad from l‘hllly. rivalry and keen competition und‘.
HE HAS cavetooeo
GREAT RAYEQS
pm me wonder.
GENECATION— -
NoTnaw RICHARDS
AND *snnw" wIENtQ
mind m It itII-hni'rls in apparently a go on torever.
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be seen. But from this distance his. plum tho remain in the tight. must
prospects for additional triumphs!vwn'nIlly etcp out. And a l‘tlden
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NORWALK HY IBRANFORD IN IRED MEN WILL ‘
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The Norwallt High school Trail-1 (3‘ F.” r“ Due to the auto 5110'“; I: the Itch I
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kotbuil team will spring into action ‘ McGounn, rf _ _ ‘ H t .r, l" :‘:‘-Irk.,l?‘rl?:t-:y .fl'flro‘vxol 13m“) $1] 1
tomorrow night m the gymnasium 21.1“?!” h ....... f ‘ ‘1 \Ion t‘JIIuII off illolr game with Thai
of the C1 nler Junior lligh school .i-‘kaI‘n '0‘ :1- ......... ” ‘. 2 “mm“: Hve l'rldny night as the
with the Ansonin ll. S. quintet 'R'M‘M”; '1“ I l _ -.-.. I-Im- mmmonbh S‘fill'fid 'tm) D's)” I
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"am to furnish pic-n ) 0 up“? Johnson. h " ' l U l ulinns is a week from Fridav whvn
lion. Ansonla has Out: of the best .1 -V m. Renaissance R13 Five come hero
_ teams in the Naugntuck valley and "‘ltl'uc LIII-'1 I . ‘ m mm tho. local be“ Th” mg PM.
will make the local boys perform at “ ‘ ’ ("I l“ H:
thrir best to stay in the running. MoNonery, ff ...... ‘ U .1 I
Coach Forol Green had to reorgnn- ()vcrton. if . ..... U ‘ I l .
iztt. his learn utter losing live pluy- Singsr, o o l. I. A. J Collins Co
are. the team wh ch will face An- tiny-berry. o l 2 l
sonia. tomorrow probably will cou- Cody, rg' ,. .. (i .. . 7 0 sin Street
list of Mace, Sturgeon. Sullivan. hizodick.rg 1 .I :I 0 N “h M t
Yoat. Miller and McGowan. if the Bcndlci‘. lg ,_ It 0 t
latter is able to return to the some. _, _, __ South Norwalk
This will be the first contest for 8 3 3.
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And Whllv l' would no doubt, be
for tho good u: the gnmI- were 1|
now champion In be crowned. still
tennindom it— not iIitciy in witnr-ss
such a happening this season or
even the following for that, tiinlter.f
pro-4
at toast not considering the
sent field of challengers.
hold the colored championship of
the world and the fans will Tlillc an
opportunity to see the dusky boys
.“strut their stufl" in the ml or.
ntory. Manager John lit-Corrie m-I
“Hawk" ‘
penis to httve 'l‘ht‘unun
Skidd‘s Manhattan
here on February 2:.
COIIQHU lHlm
ESSEX “SIX” COACH
HUDSN COACH
With the Famous SupervSix Motor
12 West Avenue
to drown It. New Haven
iWILL CLASH WITH GREEK
I BOXER IN STAMFORD TONIGHT
' Continued.
Mutt-humilvi‘ . Ina
tilllull'i staked the Yulill'n «II
1III i'llflttl'iliilrll on lhti lJIlI"‘J|ll‘ it! III
ileum in tho Lot-l. ‘.'Il_t' IIIIIII;lII.
Chlmholu l'IJl'l nI‘I‘IIIIIrwl .‘il II,II.1III~
of boxing, \i'hli‘h will I... tlttw-niml )ll
i‘ulut’ninls Uull. Johnny .It
NPW Itoz‘il-‘llt :Ilul lit-ii‘iv II
HI ,-\II"IlIl‘I\\ll. l’:I.. will lIIl-‘ll in ' I.
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muttilbfit) for the fights.
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his tron on l‘uu olilil: l-rIIItuII'IwL-‘Iirll'
'Iilv “Ill lllHl Mm; .\It!'l"i' ill illtx‘
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