. THE EVENING SENWNEHO. NORWALK, CONN.
iefeats. Norwalk —— N. H. s. Seconds Win
FIVE
iOST
3 . W
The Score Was 20-14—Count Tied At End of
First Half of Contest—McGowan Stars for
locals-Steeves Shines for Upstate Outfit
Excellent Contest.
‘ After holding Ansonia High school
to o 9-9 score at the end ot the first
hit. the Norwalk Hy team weaken-
Dd in the closing part of the game
a Ind lost, 20:14. in the Center school
In: last night.
The local team had a new lineup.
Nomlk used a raft of players in the
lamest. Tho loss at the game was
not due to poor playing on the part
a! Norwalk, but the visitors were su-
Miler in all departments of the game
Ind had a. big advantage over tho
decals.
Coach Ferol Green's boys did well
to hold Ansonia down to such a low
”ore. The visitors have been play—
eomo or the best quintets in the
m Ind it was quite a. tribute to
the local players to emerge from the
HARD w totem GAME .
There may have been better tight.
ers than Kid McCoy but there
weren't any trickier ones. It is it
matter or record that McCoy won
the middleweight titlo from Tommy ‘
Ryan on u trick, It. is a. matter of
perhaps less common knowledge that
McCoy. besides tricking ltyan into
the bout, won on a. trick punch he
had inronltul r‘ia'ptft‘liill)’ tur thnt
light.
It wasn‘t, tin: title tin- Kid \t‘nn
after when he went after u llulii
with the champion. It was snti>fnr~ l
tion for beatings and inmxiin llynn;
had heuped upon him as u lllt“liilJt'i'|
of Ryan's training stable. i
Trickery was second nztturu with,
McCoy. When he upplicd for n Job!
as spurring partner to ilynn in was;
a. much better boxer lmn he allowed ,
Ryan to son. lie paid McCoy $15 u
week and in return hnndcd him tur-
ritic [matings dnily no part of his"
training stunt. llo wouldn't own ni-
low McCoy to out at the “(Hills l-‘illlt
with him. oc-nding tho liid instead
to it. nearby cafe with a. meal ticket I
that called for ‘.‘1 meals for two doi-‘
Bill Sullivan played a fine game for
the losers. llo made many good
passes and hold his opponent : -Ore-
lees. Danny Perlmnn llll'o played
Rood basketball for his outfit. Some
of the second string men will play
better basketball in the future as
they were suttering from stage fright
in their first game. ‘Coaeh tireon
should turn out a. good team by the
end or this season. providing he is
not handicapped by more ineligiblos
or illness.
Thursday night will see the lo-
cal boys encamping for Iiidgctleld
where they take on the Hamilton ll.
S. in a return game. The Ridgctlcld
hays made the local team extend
themselves to win when they battled
on the Center Junior High door.
The. score of last night's game is
My by being defeated by six points. as follows: lnrs and fifty omits. S CRET 43, :1‘
Sleeves, the flashy left forward of \VQLNI \ ll Q i About :I your after llt‘ left the 1;“le WAS'i'
Cl. Amonin team had a 1.3m,“- ‘ ' ‘ ' ‘ " ‘ itcmnp )irCoy 3cm :1 “tier. to llrnnt ONE ROSE HE “the.
”‘1‘“. He scored 13 points. Conch ‘ (h 7" Pt" which. in b‘ill'lslrill'lt“. run like this;‘ EMPLOV'EDTO ‘ssp‘
Green used {our men against him. Donotnu. rt """ n o ” "Dear 'i‘ommy. 1 mt in :I lucky; WIN THE TITLL ‘
but they all failed. Drlscoll. rt ' ' ' ' ' ‘ ' ' ' 9 " ‘l punch on Tommy Wt-st the other,
The Ansonla. team was much Sleeves, If ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ‘ " 3 1: night and knorkI-d him out and now
heavier than the Norwnlk Dump The “ML " """" " ' ' ' ' 1 " : there's It promoter wants to put in'
“mm bore also were older and Conway, ”3 U {I ”‘0" to" ‘1 354W) mem'w' N0“?
'_ more emerienced and should have Chekares. rg " ‘ ' ' ' ' " " iyou know me. Tommy. and how one)! i
run up a larger score than “-133: mpy “m“- I? ----- . - - - . 0 i H] be for you. You hdt'o forgotten .
did- ' - " ‘ :7 , more about lmxinc than I owr know. l
Knox McGowan played the {semi .- . _ S ‘ “ -“' i but {or old times‘ mite. go on withi
‘ 7°15 tor Norwnlk. Knox was lost tori 50R“ AL“ 1“" h . l Ill(.‘ and we'll lmtlt Inuito some i ‘
.. the want of a running mate. Time P... "“ I P”; truancy." ' 1 ‘
9“ and time again McGowan had the qu‘llmn‘ rf """" l " ff? So llynn. ltunl‘lill: upon the iigllt'
.. t4" “1 hi8 Possession near the An- Rmrmn' If ' """" 3, 'i ' in .‘l. joke. did no training at all. The
f ‘Ionia basket. He was blocked from .\l "2” ' ., " ‘3 Kid Went. into the most intensive
* ”rating and either lost the ball Rag???” l; "I ‘3 training or his career. l i
-‘ w on none or his team mates cut “. . ' b j It was tllirlnj: these preparations . T
A ‘1‘ towards the basket or had to takc 10$.“ """ ' " ' ' ' 0 fl " i that. .‘icC‘oy inrtntml his famed . ..“E ““5an "5' u\
. it back into Norwnik territory. rim“? rg ' ' ' ' ’ 0 VI H "corkscrew punrh." lie was lookingl WHQSE 9'” TQ'CKERY COQ‘SSCEDE‘; $5M“
. :le-rlml.‘r€ """" 0 n . idown it ride imrrvi one tiny and hnp- i HA5 NEVER BEEN AND U E ‘ l
.. ttnges. .; ..... . .. 0 u Hi i .. . _‘ 7 ‘ SU'TPASSED AND WON WREAK VENG MICE .
. -p\l’l<?d it) “Oil! t. lllf. {\ilslul promo 4 ON H‘s OLD cOE
._ -. _- . mm“. HIM THE WOQLDS . aw
i 14 i CHAMPIONSWP .omav N
"What's that for?" he naked.
"To make the bullet go faster,"
;he “as: told.
-" 355’ ”W" ”‘9 ““‘hmwe strike? That set McCoy 11ande on du-
was being won jointly by Standard some principlw. why wouldn't II fist
Only 75c Down
mun
VULCAN .
HOT WATER HEATER ‘
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Referee-71.90 J. Frank.
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4L. l.. on Haiti) 1‘.
the tight ntnrt- ti. limit itnon he had
lint it “(Anton lift,
HM. .‘in soon as
fOIl and The 2:1undri»:s.~Detroit hit harder 1r twisted inst iiti it ”0"" ”hm“
—in-- "News. a . .. 4 h . . than to l :Intthitm :Il ui it.
YO no langcdt. llama; i391! Ol‘rt'll‘; llrInL. to ‘. . W
"B u 2 ’ ta 5 0" O\(‘l‘- mn‘ ‘ top. H“ ng 1" McCoy tritd out his "(TOI’lm‘er
Elbow Small Monthly Putnam
Conn. light & Power
Co
‘tist as it struck.
McCoy and liynn mot nt linspeih.
COLDS
punch" tor the lirt-t llliit.‘ in the sur-
Ond round. lit-nu dropped it) the
iloor. Tin,»
r. s. LYON
. JOB PRINTING
intu‘krinnn. struntzo-iy
Kid McCoy Slips One Ovei' on Tommy Ryan
lcnrry him along. Kl?" him the worst
inmting oi',!ii! life.
i That light rained for McCoy thv:
Ititle of "most brutal fighter in the.
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Ryan was already prsetlcal- ‘
Iy whipped but the Kid storm] (-10. then in. knocked out those on the
ring.“
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itinernteiy to cut him to pieces.
l lie began on the right eye and Ryan‘s tar-3 and rubbed the thin oft".
enough, rtslili' Hdlt.‘ littf‘oy a. My ' ciosed‘thnt. lie was careful to leave; I
'tho other eye open so Ryan could
see to continue. ‘
iCKINO WC
INTS WAS
inocut the other.
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Then he cut one our open; then
lit: lh’illt-l‘t‘d lllt'
llllidt‘r lip into a pulp and batitrcd
the upper lip down. lie knocked
out Ryan's tevth on the right side;
loft-side. lit.» ground his glows into
. lirCoy, wrnrying or his work. tin-
niiy ruled it in the. iittr-mth l"\ilYld.l
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Ow’the’ doings of the‘ world; know the ac-
tivities oft/our coun
daily in
5 :‘r “~'m‘“‘m¢m and- 3.33.?
The Observer g A
By The S. E.
f amatrmnnmtm ;.r.:::2-l
l State Boxing Commissioner 'l'oni
lklliolllle has put his toot down on
'laet minute substitutions. This ac-
tton was caused by the death of
Tiger Smith in Station! Monday
leu‘lllllfl. Tom seemed to be of the
opinion that it the Tiger had been
in tip top shape that he would not
have met his death. There may he
mmethtng in this.
.\'n boxer should he allowed to on-
if r the ring unless he is in first class
physical condition. A man who it not
F0“
n N l?
l’liRNlTlIRE
ttninrd properly can not withstand
tho blows of mu opponent and may
gt“! injured. Smith was not trained
for the bout With Broad. lie was
not notified oi the scrap until 5:30
o'clock in the turning. lie accepted
and was nllowwl to no on M [lit-
Lock City otlici'Iis. Such affairs :13‘
three do not help the boxing; game.
There lllln', been \‘ery few accidents 1
in tlm ring iu Connecticut. Boxing
(fortuninlom-r llonohuc has been .
wry strict with all pugilists and
where Ilt‘ is pn‘sent when they weigh
in will not allow them to go on un-
lcsa they are. in good shape. Donohue
was not in Stamford on Monday orc-
ning. lie was attending a boxing
WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 10, 192i».
FIGHT HARD" AND ilEFEAT
~TOMPKIN’S LEAGUE FIVE
Score Was 31-20——Overcome Large Lead In
Second Half of Contest—Golden and Hadik
Arc Stars -—- Adams Scores Four Baskets
for Church Team.
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show III Hartford and loft tnnttt-resI
entirely in tin: hands of Mat Fen-I
ncrty the Mumford boxing commis-
sinner.
Frankie. l-‘ay may branch out. in
the lioxinzz game. For may stucc-
lli‘.‘ next boxing show in Stamford
with Joe Chilnhoio. Frank is very:
anxious to bring Bruce Flowers of.
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80. Norwalh '
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‘ drsirr to give Stamford boxing.
New Rachelle andGuOI-gio Day all
New Haven together. This should
make a good bout. Flowers di'lllOD-
striated at the recent show in the
Armory that he hurt the goods. If
Pay defeated him he would knowi
that he had been in :1 scrap. If Fay
and Chimbole stage a show in Stam-
ford this bout will probably top the
card and it it does not bring the
tuna out then the boxing game is
dead in Finmtord. ('hinlbolc has
staged many boxing shown in the
Lock C-ity but to our knowledge has
never made a nickle. lie is out
hundreds of dollars because of his.
K. A.
POLHEMUS
LEADING mm
61 North Main Street
Phone 314-5, So. N orwalk
the“
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We Are Our own Whole.
Balers and Retailers of
QUALITY onocnntns
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Washington St. Phone 3565
South Nor-wail;
playing gl‘rui
In 111.12»
the ‘sow-Iui \iI.I~-.-n'.
which, iv;- tlz~ vzzy
Only .1 caninirattw ,\'oIlJ..:".Ir
{mi and m-‘im‘ v: his
era .Iro. “pining l.
censor in Hill
mpnnr'ah.
litt‘
'l'l' imf ..‘
Lost {unrnmn it {It} in: rtcztiled,
l‘. tut'o :Idmtr- .shortiy to take part in the
nil/tn. tin:~ strewn-unis championships that will i‘«
ill‘i . lILlIl 3i.
RENE LACOSTIT.
thrv mil lune Locosto Lacosto Inadu own the. cunt 'i'Ihl» f'
lilrhurds." . hustle to
do Militia: hc'sitimrs ill-3' Quaker pastizner was t'
T-rultu n tunnls pidi'sr.
guina Victory. S‘Hul‘?
ill)»: \‘cry lli‘lllli of defeat. llis orptx.
I
at ‘ ence pulled him through,
the sumo. th- 1"rcnt'hmdp' has comel
to Amen.
lllt’l Y'C'
Lac-onto is coming
Sow York. liis ctt‘orl-
..Igainst the big timers here Will iv
”notched with interest.
STAPLES FlVES
CLASH IOIIAI. GOOD WEAIII
'i'hv: Kidplcq limb school quintet
of “‘t‘stporl “iii piII'.‘ lllt';
school tram in t‘rnnmuuny hall at
4 o'clock. this nth-mom. The West»,
port team has lurt
their sitil' ("‘illt'l'. in: still 1hr. y are
slight lln'orittx.’ our the local team.
The lhblnliv“
rcgulrlr it .Im on ill.“ floor. They will
iticpcnd upon Quinoncs to do most
of thtir :~'.‘t\l’ilii:. Quinones has born
Iqtskc-ihall nli scuson
for tin: l)r.\iotio tin“ and expects to
have another grtnt day on the court.
He has lit‘Vil roofing l‘.‘ to ‘20 points
:1 game and will ht‘ a hard mun for '
Staples to :top.
iiugh
l‘L'} 5 Will ll:I\ t;
l)t‘..\lotic
”Dill i lt‘,
illt‘ll‘
FDAMAI ~ AND N. II. 5. HOCKEY
5 TEAM AWAITS
IR
. lidnagtr Wickc or the Norwali:
=iilgh school hockty team is waiting;
for l.'\"l‘.l' “o‘illllt'l‘ conditions to
hook games for his outfit.
The local boys have played only
' one contest this season. They (loft‘il';
ltd Sinmi‘ord High. The home gdmrs
“ill in play-cal on Davis pond in
liruntl iiltvr. 'l'ho Noruuih bu}:
are nttt-r th-- scalps oi the (‘rch:-
»\\'lt‘li train “110 hold the count).
ichumpionship in hockey. Severn-i
itimts .‘lilllfli’ltl‘ “Icko had a game.
ibut zit tin last minute the weathtrt
iwnn bad and lllu contest was called
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Many new models for every
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The N. E. Ryan Co.
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Winter Needs
l’loniblc i-‘lycr self steering sleds.
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i'llonc
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33 Washington street
50th Norualk. t‘onn.
:tIIIc DORSEY '
; arts. IN AN
EXTRA wanton
Chic Dorsey the Wedtport fighter
'who is out to get a match with
Mike Esposito for the bantamweight
championship of the state. got in
. a hit or extra training Monday night.
.Chic droxc in Stamford in hit
:(‘hrrsler sedan. The return trip .vae
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‘mado over the Post Road. When less
RIDER’S RADIO SHOP .
or. Tube Set: $17.75
Five Tube 5&3” to $175
. Erie ’-— Magnsvox -- Crosley
rams ma m..m m. BOOK-UPS
‘ 2 lie. min 8t.
South 'Nomlk
CLEARANCE SALE
——Of—
Hosiery, gloves, corsets,
brassieres and
underwear
at bargain prices
MME, JEANNE'ITF
56 80. Main 8t, 80. Nor-went
ithan halt a mile from the center
lor \Vestport. Dorsey's car ran out
let gas. Pete Venezia. Dorsey's man~
Inger two newspapetmen an: three
it’riends made up the party. The
nearest place to obtain gas was in
,thu center of the town and the occu—
[pants jumped out and pushed the
Intachlne to the top or Compo lnu
Hill]. where it coasted down to the
‘gas station. Dorsey and his friends
had to push the machine up a slight
grade most of the half mile. (‘hic‘s
ltriends had a good laugh when they
.leamed of hill nlizht. but as the old
saying goes. “nll‘s wcll N ’lldt‘
, ”Til"
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