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Score Was 30-17~Burke Stars for the Winners : I Kiwanis Team Semnd-John Maher Has High
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~Quinones Leads Local Team-Game Was 3 Total for Evening-Judge Freeman Light
Played In Com 'ty Hall—Charlie Huck Local Court Stars In lSiaples Meets Fair fiddl Rolls 137‘— Several Tum In Good Scores
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The DeMotto school‘s basketball 'of tho Wesiport ‘l’. M. C. A. Juniors. w ' ‘ l ““1 1“““d‘” k“ 7"” ‘ ”‘7 "hr ‘ :l- ”‘1 .. ----- .1 .8 --—-.84
team was handed :5. 80-17 (intent by Sinddul‘d had his hands full yester- Fall?» ( OllteSlS. ’ """""‘l” “m“ 0" "m” ””‘r'l l":""‘ -. ”4.
”16 ambit-$111311schoolnvoanest- [lay when no guarded Huck who is .. ling; Aim-u m iim lllnv‘lii‘r.” ”uh-i.
port .seswrday after-now in Gem. a ham man to bendlo on the floor. ------ _ Homnml, ”,1 13.“. (“.1th i , H‘ i‘ 4 5.3
munity hell. The arm was fast The score 0 esterdn '5 some is ~ . ~ ' ' 5
and well played by bill: sides. as iolloiiu: t y y Thef” “\Mmfll“ “”1 “03m 5‘1“?“ lures Wentport basketball teamii‘ They gamed 83 mm m :0,“ W” ”
Jimmie Burke win the am at the STAPLES H. e. ‘ “”1 “may ‘0 “I” ”‘9 m“ °‘ 1““! face that opponenm Friday: .mu Mar .2»;- xiwnuh. and now lulu; LIONS
Staples team as be dropped in 16 G. l. Pts. lilues in Columbus hall. The lineup . me.“ The sum“ High arbor-ii >1 total pinball of “HM "hey I.“ a-
points. Quinonos continued his brll- Huck. ri .......... :l 3 ll oi the local tculn is not known at ’ir-nm will " F . i ‘ _ , _ "" ' ' _‘ ‘ FEAAI .\'C'.l
, . . ‘ poly the airfield High. .m. ,m‘ or M” m,“ m ... N,
Iiant work for the Dollioiia boys Burke. if .......... i 1 1a In”: present time. W“ m ‘l 5“ l _ _ | A . 1 - « l .... . ..p‘ > .. .. 1 ..
and when the game ended ho had Ctrofui, c l i l a i' is ex orierl that Harry Clancy : l, iic prt m.ns.ry same at illu’ Eziid 0m, mm: mm more H...“ -. .0 4.)...13» illinr 1” 4} _..;U4
is polnte oppoeite his name. Baker. r3 l U 2 ' p ' , ' ‘- “10 1- -‘L C- A- team Will so' icllnch .m. ULphy, . Taylor :.i i ii. '-
Chnrlle Huck. captaincf the West. Hippo. ii 1 0 ‘J bl" C°“"~ Ted Brotherton. “‘3‘“ to Stamford to teen the "Y" outfit! .‘ ‘ l . ~ ‘ , ,Lawmnm ‘i ll
PB°nktefimaSg°rfd 018)“ Doing: Hllli‘lkl l; “I lit) ‘1'- and PWMNY 1:63;” 5:12?“ wt!“ of ihil‘. mace. Both teams were Vic-l l) {1013? "rho-“'0: Us” lorrrtuor 3h” ‘ 113mg. ...... in) bi .
ur a an unoncs were a c o « l‘tpl‘t‘SniiL ilio loans. iran unrn - low,“ . , ., , . i u‘ iiiiju iii-i as cit-n HS “1‘? r- Sue: ...... ....‘M iii i—t-z
scorer: at tho day. A few or the neliorrn SCHOOL. , . .\ q l . “q (I, I, 1‘ m ”18“ Km“ vwm‘dny uni1 is. .e m . ‘ 'w ‘ 1,,“ .1 ‘_ l .
oihe on: e :1 id t ii] i. ' G r Pts ““ “"" 5"h"“”"‘ ‘0 ”’“g “ 3'“ m line shape for th-- commi" 1““ “‘ ' “ 5' ' ”‘ “ ‘ “L
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at the points. Quinones. rt ‘ 13 uch has been written (mom to Staniruid. but he Sl'lllil List L0,. (mu l‘he Compo Um Guam“! 1 J ll. ofiui‘lo‘ O’iil'lll .1. :‘lé'l‘ 1 4" (...
‘45. 3 Allan Stoddard, who played a ll.‘Tunon, it tr 1"» 0 ”.0“ how certain managers start. night that lit" was nor sure of play- Why my Hudsouflssex team of ' ),‘lt- “(191.1. 5.,an u. i; i. ll- ...i l i . i ._
. . lizard position tor the DoMotto team. Gamma. o o 0 0 @Ifi' ing at the hottom‘bulld up ing. in that (Weill. the All-Norwalk. l Byldmvmr. in the main game. m m... l "‘1 “ ' ‘13”, 5.,
i formerly held down in some post Halli-g 0 u o a“ a new team and develop ers will who along another .m- 1,} u, a A Friday ‘ . i .H. “Mn”... and : rain"
with the Stevie. outfit. modal-d re~ Stoddard, ll! 1 3 4 *- young players into Mars. player in Order to have a. strong T.” Rcd'Mon Wm remain i-lluthis 3 Lil"- ------ _. ”2.52:
cently enrolled at peMotte and has _—~ ..- - “neup against the Blues. 'l‘lio exact ; “U 1‘ ~lue m the auto show u ”mi . “--.,“ i‘uilr ..... . . a) «H7
been a member of the basketball i5 5 17 In such cums there Will siwnl'S lineup or the locals will not Do :uimufi- .Tht. Renaissance Big “W; . "I". “'1 “1““ 111111} ’. ...... . ~25;
teem “W“ H“ ‘3 ”5° 3- member Reformat-Mr. Holt. he found some veterans on the tonm known late this week. A 1'18 ”03;" “ill play the lied lien a week (mail 1 ML ‘ .... ' .. J ‘r‘f‘krz'f‘w‘ ' - i V '4':
. 0 local i'ns will acoom any 0 .~ . . . , , . i... a ...... 4 ‘—2;i'i
i who are essential to successful build- :11 -\'0i'\i'alks io Stamfordp to wit- l rider}. 9.“ “nebinzton s 'Birilitlo}. ) L... x 13mm“ . ”th“ .‘ _153
i W ‘ ins. Among the veterans one or two 3,393.11“; conical. liftiliniigl? Gilli:- ‘Lgiké’lgnfi 'l‘ V , . , -... 3
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necessary. Thu experience these l i .\l- w j l.iv’vl‘.“«' ........ in
men have in ii. lair; asset in ilir- build- l DE MOLAY FIVE ; il l"“-"'"‘""“” “1?" 0' {Vex—wall; “‘4'“ l l 1.. \l‘ l 1
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WESTPORT NINE COMPLETES ITS mg manage” mum. 3 I} m" “new“ the” “m“ "’1'“ ' l'l'm‘t‘l‘ . ' \ ~
’ l Muck Workcd liar-ii. '1'. .\l. H. A. of lirldgi‘port. 'l‘lili» ‘ ' ‘ ‘ “ ‘ iL.‘i.l .m I
.‘ . .. was booked for ioniirhi. bu! l -, H- '1‘1..i.\i Mi, . -. .0 . i
Connie Mack worked for town? BOOK SEV ‘ xi.» milnl oil Tuesday. Tim (on; ”1 ”HA“ v. $3,153.: ,,,,,, w. ,5
or eight yearn will. young; it'llml’fil (my. "ml to compari- llll‘ colon rl "Hi" 5’11 ‘ '. ‘-'- i @0511”; . ’ . . . ' ‘i v.
(many or them more) bolero hi.- de-l grainy: “mi lliii‘ l'iorl Aim am. y. i'ln i‘imi.iiwii..: ruiult-rd liulilci‘ liqriirs ‘1! illo “5 .. ..... ' ‘ .....nm i
‘ vcloped team play :iuillrlr-nt to make! ,l‘mu; warns had played. :1” 5.3.1. .1 i liu l‘ ‘iy gm» up the i lil‘iliirmii .. ...; w .,h.,,m., ”i. ',-.__;;l i
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Nomi]: Mil b9"wg11 reprelontod BRIDGEPORT. Feb. 11.-Wllum :rgflgglga lfgsiul: $1363; tgfnrligll ring gonna .15 :. irrul' of the cieaili '(iiivl'fl ‘ ;' '2' l: 1” if" 7;;
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on the Y. M- C- A33 indoor baseball T- ““16- ‘acum’ “"15“ °‘ ‘he can probably be uttrlbuwd '0 the "”6““ °°-‘".“° BACK or ”iii; slim (oliciliing men s .- . I
team this year, ' C;.ntra.l High scnooi athletic board. scarcity of veteran mniorial : Tlie ngohy mam will stack up Lo... Bogash w“, embark upon ms ._ ‘ . ‘ . ‘ "" :5“; 3-5.. _
announced today that the Hilltopn i . 1.. the Wilton r \l C L in'mx... imi- Mmpalgn Saturday night . W" “‘ “"“”""‘”“ "“‘I' b“”‘"‘“’“" l i- “ ii‘w 4:. i , . ,
",, Physical Director F. Edgar "Doc" had practically completed ”1°” Tho quality of “finding Up and {flailnliiniiy lul' n'v' .\V\-k1'i'l(‘8‘lavv'\“l" .1th likes on “aver Hour. lI-w \. .. .'.\ w\\;|‘|l‘i)i; Bron-i hm; ill-iii“ ........ ‘ 1 ”~23?
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w Doubleday expects to cell a meeting ioolball schedule for next Pail. inlf‘lii‘igfi bought-$21)?) xifilgi‘itlllfl‘ignilvimin!» w ‘m m u” w” bom a,” the mm “mm m: .. m we rim; ‘ .rm! . g _ 14”” i ., > ‘1‘ ”“3”
of the candidates it}. a few days. The The ficneduic, "s it is “'33., Wm. grind mg.“ to m” on the. nerves is; The locals won iiii- rim gunie, hm [Illmlwanh Sporting club. llopasli ; ,, i .. ‘ J . > ‘ ., ~ .. 1' 'Trammuny ....... .53 w, ”~26: Gr, w-ry :5 it 57—25:;
team will start Indoor practice with- nod. is to be en all-state affair. in- usually shown bl‘ Hm 01d Crimnniiw- , ”"3 “0'“ mm" “m h" “ “Md ““151!" if“ ljwn training with real cal-1305: iuh J “1‘ .. l ' l ' "'1 “I‘M“ :llencdlct . ...... llr'. 7:) :‘i—Li’v .‘lill‘n - .. ii.- 225 $3434!)
in two weeks. The’piayers will work Chilling nine guinea. Six of 1111360 are ers. The young renown :iru llrililr' ‘ 01“" *“T\anfli.'ii: lo the lads from till. i an “n? is confident that be “ill ‘ >' I, “l for l ;:v.. ' Hoyt . S? :0 7.4.44: ~— _. __ ..n'.
i to liluyLd at home and three on m 1... over anxious M ”m mm M n 1 ion. The iollowlng u'u‘al‘. willie u inrimsmil in his comeback illiclnlll (ingnr ..... .' {-5 iii—:7: .17 3:,- 4a-5 143g.
m“ “hm“ “"93 ““163 a “'90" “m“ me mud, The road tilts are with C1550 m]... “wraith” then-fore fllousy one tor the llaMolnlfi Manfls- . -'-— - ._ .....
the weather permitsthemio to out Greenwich October 2. Bulkeiey mu. gum], comes,“ of “mu-r l’nul Singownld have! scheduled!
ot-doors. Some oil the Norwalk liigli in New London on Xmember pimp” .5 liable to cm“. iihi-ee games in a 1'0‘0. 0n \\ unbingv
. . - . l " Iion'e Birthday the Milford chapm
players are barman "Stretch" 6 and “4th Smniroid lllsi in thei ‘ .
Lock City on November 2 . 1 ~ Tho load-tot ll. close gumi, by Mr. or Deliolny will be soon here in
Flewellyn. Tommy Price. Tommy mum a lucky M. or an uniortunziie:COIRmHMlY hall. The following day
lreiand. Saturn y Salllcli. Irwin The games pending are the) open- error in a pinch leaves the V910,...“ g will bl‘t‘ ‘Im-ilomil he): in sew-3&1?
..~ . .. l .1 1. _ 5 Go ”8' ing September 23 and Octo or 16. ...-ml). to calm. back the m.“ Gayninil on \‘. in 1195i my. 9 ruury .. e.
fa” IU n N ‘1.“ mb 1 3:: L'iiller strattord or hilby l-liali. oi‘ and Play harder. but the young (cl. 5 Mount Vernon l‘n-liolny will appear,
“Wk ”09"" a“ ”m “b” C ‘1‘ Waterbury. \ViJ provide the Opposi- low with best intentions and strong§m “mm“? “‘“L ““3 c. “a K“
Busclibaum. Other 68110148195 are Lion (or the opener with Carmel determination ‘5 liable to have an uu_'gir1:, will play the Qiiesiionetten in
Allan and John Darby. John and racing the lied and Black on ch- comm mental (iillludo which ii-.~,.;ihfi Drilinijllflrb' 83"” 03‘1““ MW"
Hugh Beanie. Charles Lyman. Ralph be: 1‘” som his ethnic-nor. he mos-3:: innu. ; (la-V and “ ““93”“! ‘1“ "
53070- Edward “9311111611: Fi‘nnk' The features oi“ the mhuiule are 82;; fifnnggglfl‘: élltxigiljxfil M m‘l
Pritchard. Louie and Jimmie Nriz—ifif’m‘is With WWW” Harding end ‘ l" ' " ,Compofim of an your”: Mal-M's
zard. Harald Smnney. Joe m.“funnies;13321531153653? tiff 1925 Athletics. liable to and considerably in l . ,
hausen and Bill \‘ornkahl. all (”tame “‘ ° " ' 31..“ gaming calumn during: iim s .1
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' ‘, i' -.i i . , rallies It was natural that the play- ’nClLlh} on. or i 1L i . .. .. . .
.V I. The tentative schedule tollom. m Mm to W ”my mum ”ml” no pmmm were m... “,vm
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" l he Observer” September 25. Stratford or Wilby. “'1“ 0‘” in any aplmrenily lost ‘amc. il- 5-: Will-:1 I!“ ill—3'0: ”.1“ {an :4 ‘
_ lllpendlnx. This confidence was 8. great llt‘lDf'fmomlm'“ nmc-ni, l' e “"m “ '
Y‘ .,- zine- team.
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Gownlssloner Tom Donahue is of
the opinion that none o! the min-
tord ofllclals are to blame for the.
death or "rigor" smith on last chn- i
any evening. 10:11 has gone into the =
nutter In his usual thorough man-
ner and lune ei'rhed at this conclu-
sion at the close oi the imestigation,
but this will not’filwr his Dian: to
prohibit last minute substitutions in
this state. _ l
Tom stated to the writer yester-
day'thet he Would not suspend bo'x-
ingrln Stamford because of this un-
fortunate ai‘inlr. Ha places great
with in Joe Chimbole the Stamford
promoter and will allow him to con-
tinue his shows if he no desires. Joe
felt very bad over the accident. It is
probable that the next bouts in the
Look City will be staged by Chlmbole
and Frankie Fay oi this city.
'LeevimtheMemam-oimmats-
posito now comes out with the sme-
xncnt that the state barium clumn
was not 1 well when he enwml
the ring to do battle with Yuan; Mul-
lipn. We don’t know how he felt
when he entered the rim: but we are
certain that he did not feel near as
well when he left it. The Look City
boxers manager states that Espo-
site would like to meet Mullgen
again in the near future. Mulligan
is willing to accommodate Mike at
any time. All that is needed now is
some promoter to put the mm on.
Manager Frank Riley is busy with
plane for the Wilton ball team for
the 1926 season. The Farmers will
have mother strong team in the field
this season. Columbia George Smith
will be beck to do the hurling and
with him on the ground the Farmers
will win make the teams in this
vicinity trevei at top speed it they
hope to mire their measure.
Passenger
Wagons RED Om
manure sun ovrzimwnm.
mm AND surezssoiurzs
NOVembor 13 while the Nau-
athletic
schools.
ed. for
gatuok till. which renews
ielnllons betiieoil tho two
is Sci [0: October 23.
October 16. Carmel I-isll.
ing.
0 etc be:
pend-
23. Nougatucli.
October 30, Crosby.
November 6. Bulkoley High.
New London.
at
November 13. Warren Herding.
November 20, Stamtord. It Stam-
ford.
DELANEY GETS 814,069.
Jack Delaney. one of the biggett
money makers in the ring. was en-
iiched by 314.609 as the result 0!
his bout with John Risko last Fri-
day night in Madison Square Gar-
den. it is figured that Delaney not
$1400.00 per round. or $486.96 per
minute. Sweet money, thetl
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RADIOS l
A'I'WATFR 3m
W I.“ Ill-Ill“ 4‘5!" MN
games in the early nonson by scoring
flVe‘ or six or Mun more runs in one
of the Into innings by grout hailing;
“'hilo it lasted but it was shuttered
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By The Se E. ‘El ‘Ociober 3’ Ul‘eeu'il'lCh: 3‘ Green- 15“"? l“ ”‘9 “35““ by ”1“” fpllui'el A low/l ll’ll"i~‘l* ll‘il‘ll’ ll'l'ri ’i :x
. ..an to ~win even one such name during n .0 a lilik'irio‘u‘ mini int: n c‘hénipm-u
v u" : 'cr‘. '“.' - 5":7'“ r i?— . t ' 2 . . . .- .,- l' a . I.
~ ~" .‘ ..L‘Jfimau.iia2iul.h..nl October 9. South MAnchcsier. W0 “elk emu“) no" ”ml tim ‘ "liip aggregation but il'm hcsl nun.-
usual sol: assurance on the nm was
eviiirni. We believe this inc? cou-
irihuir'd to their into season slump
more lhan any other water and prob.
la! 13* kept tl'icm out oi the champion.
ship.
'l‘ots on Pennant Winners.
Without excepiJOn in our memory
oxery championship team has had :1
gincrous number at veteran players.
Owing to the uncertainty or the
game. now situationr. are constantly
coming up which demand such quick
execution that even a veteran is be-
caslonnlly found unable to size up
the play in ”hi" to complcto ii sue.
cessiully.
such plays arisel to bother a team
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The Alhloiirs of MCI. won many’
until the senscn closed lack of liloir}
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The frequency with which .
fun.
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| A good mniuigv‘r lr ill-‘- l’il'il.‘ ‘- ‘:
|has llln {hitlllly in mt lim- MM ~
,ngcr in the. world would never rtr»
‘wloyi a second role ball plnz'nr inio
star. on the other hard :in;
p‘nyer with the mural qualification;
of a star is bound to Sllll‘lt’: i'lcsi‘i”~
iiht‘ (not that he is. playing urine;-
in poor iiix‘liurrhi'.
one.
. The next installment oi Billy 1.3!:-
‘(lor‘s column will appear in Monday's
iissur. oi’ the Evening Seniiutl-
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(Copyright. 1926.)
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