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Preliminary To
A basketball game of unusual in-
terest will be played in the West-
,Mrt Y. M. C. A. tonight preliminary
to the Hudson Essex and Compo Lite
.Guard tilt. The Fairfleld and Staples
.‘Bigh teams will clash for the second
time this year. Fairfleld not; the
tint same on their own lloor. but
lines then they have not been go-
ing so good.
staples hase been setting the Hlah
lohooi circles on fire with a tine
ad of basketball during the last
two weeks. Their victory over the
W. M. C. A. team last week was un-
vaeoted and showed that the staples
they! have a powerful attack hidden
alasua
Compo Life" Guard’s Game—
Westport Anxious To Even Matters—Hugh
Beattle Out For Remainder Of Season—-
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determined to prevent the visitors
from stopping their winning streak
01' three games. Coach Milton D.
Harrington of the Staples team do-
clared that his boys were off form
when they played in Fairfield and
they will go out tonight and play
their best basketball in order to
show the fans that they have a team
as good as F. H. S.
Hugh Beattie has been lost to the
Staples squad for the rest of the year,
Ted Crofut will Jump center and
Everett Baker will be seen in a guard
position. Bill Lindsay. former phy-
sical director of the Y. M. C. 1‘... will
probably referee this game. Lind-
say is now a student at Teacher's
College at Columbia University in
‘ TH‘E'EVENTNG SEN’l'lNEL—LSO ‘NORWALK. CONN. '
" Fair
MASSEE ' TEAM ‘
REllIRN FROM
' THEIR TOUR
Victorious In. T h r e e.
Out Of Four Games
Played On the Road
Trip.
STAMFORD. Feb. 12.—Massee
school basketball team which coin-
pleted a four-day tour of New York
state. winning three out of four
games. plays the ltoxbury Prepara-
tory school team at hiassco gym-
here tonight.
in the tour of New York‘ state.
Mosscc defeated Emeralds of Al-
bany. 34 to slit; Hamilton High of
Hamilton. N. l’.. 29 to '24: Lansing.
burg High. 28 to ill and lost. to Coi-
gate ii‘reshmon. 22 to 19.
Stamford iilgli goes to Bridgeport
for a return game Saturday. Stain-
i'orri will be without the serylccs of
McCarthy. Handel and Czesick. lion-
roy. Brennan, Roles or l‘hiilipslc
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"any Vance. pitching star of the Brodlilyn Robbins, it! now H’-
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THE SOUND
M0wer’s New One De-
sign Boat Ideal For
Racing and Sailing
——Popular Priced.
A new oneqlesilzn boat will make
its appearance this your when the
yachting season opens on Long ls~
land Sound. The New lint-hallo
Yacht Club through its ofllclai pa-
per. tho "Dog Watch." has studied
the size and type of the boat and be-
licvcs it has hit upon a iii-sign that
will be popular with the uwmbcrs.
This design boat to be known as the
"Sea Bird." will be made especial“)
for the New Rochelle Yacht Club.
As them seems to be a growing
demand among yachismcn for a
FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 12, 1926.
'i‘hi» snow was too deep on the
itidm-i‘lcld road and the game be-
twecn Not-walk High and Hamilton
High of Ridgcfieid slated for last,
night was canceled. The Hamilton
tedm communicated with the: local
boys yesterday afternoon and ad-
vised them. of the road conditions.
The game was immediately called‘
nil.
'I‘hv drifts on the Ridgefleld road
from Wilton up were five and six
feet in depth. The highway depart-
ment trucks were uflbie to break
through ycsicrduv and ratherthan
take a chap ~ of getting stuck the
game was p0..tponcd until later in
illO season.
the ('i‘lnlzl'oSs My Mum. oi i‘iHi
\Vill iur-i-t the local toy. b< it.
gri-s.
through
ons oi thi- Park (‘iiy i. in.
several l‘l‘iit‘k pim
places.
tho l'll'hi si-cn llwri- ir m. .
the Norwalk live is mat in;
progress.
—-N H S”. Canoels COurt Game
SNOW mans i0CAi. nu
FROM MEEllNG an
Unable To Travel To Upstate Town By Auto- ' I
mobile—Face Fairfield and Congress High
Schools Next Week—Coach (irccn Has Re-
organized Team—McGowan Plays Well.
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0n li‘riv' y night or p. .i .1.
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'lhc game s‘hrui-l oi
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ing with his squad and \' iii
have a fine team “Killll on llli
Knox McGowan is Illéli'illJ ~i-1 ~
ball as l‘t'ili‘l‘. llouny l'l‘l‘lll or
fill! Suiliva
form as forwards.filtrate w: i
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.awey 1“ their systems. tailing real estate at (‘lcarmuvn Pin. Here he is on the right M‘lllm;
. small boat. incxponsixe to build and
. to maintain. but sufllclentiy large‘
enough to afford comfortable sailing
as well as racing. the local club got
busy. A dcmgn with specifications
planned by Charles D. lilowcr in the.
opinion of the “Dog Watch" staff is
just the thing. The cost for tilts boat
AND 80" IHPORT approximates $1 000. This boat is
Probable lineups follow: larger than the usual type turned | ond plac honors in the league. Fair-
' out‘for ~iunlors, and considerably on; I {ll‘ld has lot but one icny'ue game
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PLA ONIGH II [Firemen [legion tier the cost 0: such opmi boats as. and that to Dunbar-3.. Greenwich is
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while still eligible to play. "Six sub. l
. Ball'lhe "Six-Meter" and “its." Thelin first place. having v on all its
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jccts and daily practice do not i
"'Sca Bird" is it. games. Danbury is tied with Fair-
: ..... Hoff iron
‘ngrch’ he told team officials. .llrotherton ' ' ' ‘ """ L
field for ~cond place new. but next
The barkcibail team is now badly RF
’l‘ucsdiy's game will give either
off to. guards Iangieli \iicrld team an undisputed claim for this
' ‘ h-r 4 't . ii ‘i -
dcn's playing male. having lwcn
position in the race or county hon-i
ved up to center to replace Whit-
ors.
L‘U‘r who has left college tempo-
rariiy. Before coming to Dartmouth,
Mncl’ndden captained the Cvnll‘al
illgh SCllt: 1 team at Washington, i).
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New York City and has been omcl- will take their places.
ating at many games at that Insti- hare. hm.“ “mm“ m“... M I,“ My.
tution. The fans will be treated to
a fast game when they witness these
two lives clash.
’I‘he Norwaik boys tiiil ' o idle un-
til next week when IliCy take 0: the
m5. fast teams. he Fairflcld High
the will collie to Norwaik on Tues-
day cvoniug ‘icn they meet the
‘ local boys in a regulation Fairficld
County league contest.
. These two teams have played each
year for the last six or seven seasons.
Neither team has won both games.
They have always split even. Each
team has been the. victor in the con-
test played on its home floor. Fair-
tield has vowed to break the long
standing 50-50 result. Staples is
n Milt“.- ing like \‘t‘lt'l‘llllfi. The. (l'lllti 1 up:
liners of the tram who phyla} 1:. ,
*L'anie with Ansouio slum .. :-- .,.
developing into slur play in l. m ..
the season is over.
Ql’lTS BASKETBALL
HANOVER. N. ll.. Feb. 12.-—tAP)
Because he found that a heavy scho-
lastic schedule would not allow him
to continue as a lllifllllJOr of the Dart-
mouth baskethnll team. L. B. Mac-
Fadden. '26. varsity guard. has re-
signcd. liis withdrawal leaves the
team seriously handicappcd with a
stiff schedule.
Macl’atiilcii is believed to be the
only athlete at Dartmouth who ever
has resumed from a varsity tcnm
Memorial hall. Bouthport.
A fast basketball game is ex‘
pccted between the two flies which
are rated with the fastest in that
Bridgeport district.
The probable lineups are as fol:
lows:
Fair-field
The local [Willi will br- am.
so vorai
Staples
sirunmis practivu .‘~v
between now and llli.‘ mm.
Villt‘llf'lil on ’l‘ui-silay. This. l
will he fought on the t‘ciiu r .iui .. r
High gymnasium floor. Fairii- i
won the first came plnyv-i ll'\\v-"|
thr-so two outfits. 'l‘hr- liIi'Ml
was leading umil ihc Illlilillv‘ oi
second half. when li‘niriiv-Iri l'llrler-j
in several substitutes. iuiwd
the tide with a series of long: :«biw.
MORUKE’S Trill ,
SEEK SERIES AT
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oulhand. Jill) club and spinnaker . ,
pole. solid spruce spars. Standing Paddy and Anthony Morale
rigging and main halyard to Le gal- Stamford are anxious to
vanized wire rope of prener size as series with the (‘culpo l.ii'v
per ringing list to be furnished. and the Stamford lilacs. Arimugh
Uillt‘r running rigging to be lilfll’lllil. the 108.!“ has DOL l,li.‘“li (till) (ii’itlltl-
‘l‘lub will be glad to assist anyone 3110111 rope. All' fittings Such as lead there is Still a passlliiiiiy lll’il
: interested in this new one-design iurnbuckies. chain plates, travellers.' the malls may IlOt lzo llirouull. Rut
,boat. cleats. gooscneck. stemhcad fittings. in the meantime Paddy is arrow.“
‘ lh~ blocks. mooring chucks. etc.. to be ing games for the team. The
‘ of brass or bronze. of Mcrriman team expects to hilly up”. i-‘
Bros" or ('(lilfil- pattern and make. evening for the remainder of
season in the Stamford aruwi'y, .\
series with the Stamford l‘llll‘.‘ will
wind up the year. This series sinolll
draw packed houses on Ptlt'll tin.»
that they meet. The Stamford tum
is ready to take on the (‘ompo l.l'~
Guards at any time.‘ Paddy Moruiu
has other games pendiuiz upon the
outcome of his negotiations to o‘u
tain the armory.
li‘r’ri'ield is fighting hard for sec-
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Gallagher .........
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Manson ...........
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JOB PRINTING
OSouth Norwalk
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Crotut
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This yacht will be roomicr than
the Star class with a much greater
displacement. it Will have a cock-
pit. affording comfortablc quarters
for at. least four people for an afl-
crnoou sail. and a small cabin with
accommodations for two. Tho “cud-
dy" containing two transom berths
will pcrmit two people to spud a
.veek-cnd at Lloyd's Harbor .or of-
Item protcclion from the weather
when so needed. Despite the roomi-
ness of the "Sea Bird" it should
prove to have sufficient speed for‘
racing purposes.
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Flanagan ........ Rinpe
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Builinson . ........
Fitzpatrick
We help an
Willi wrestling matches below. i ‘
after and between the periods it" [loud , . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Anderson
the game. the Southport l"li‘~ Ilil'll . c
feel that a decided innovation is m ‘ Short _ _ , . . . . . ..... . . . ..
be staged tonight. when the Fir. llli n. .. ' LG
i‘lvo meets the Stratford Alllui'li‘uti i Mills , . , , , ,, .. . . ..
,l Legion combine in the Wakwuian . RG
who
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Wheeler
be mahogany. ltuddcr head fitting
O'llOlll'kt‘
bronze: ()ak tiller.
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Referee—rm" Lindsay.
Spars and rigging: Most to be a
straight. solid spar of spruce or Ore-
gon pine fitted will button and track
for sail hoist. Unc pair of spread-
crs. Sheavo in head for main hal'l
yard. Main boom to be a solid
i The “Dog Watch" has arranged
| with the architect. Charles D. Mow-
; .13 to how these boats built and dc-
jlivered ready for sailing not later
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3 materials .and workmanship to he.
'll'b‘i class in evcdy respect and to
.complete satisfaction of the archi—
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Hull finish: Ousidc of bull to be
properly smoothed off and given two
coats of green anti-fouling marine
paint up to painted water line. Top-
sides to l‘lJVO at least three coals oi
white yacht paint. Decks to have
two coals of buff color deck paint.
inside of hull to be painted two
coats throughout. All mahogany
trim to 1... given a light coat of stain
and at least three coats of best spar
varnish. Name to be painted on
stern in block letters. .
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l Hull and construction: Keel. 051k,
1 rabbettcd to take garhoards. Ib'ad-
i wood. yellow pine, as shown on con-
istruction plant. iron heel of about
' L200 pounds bolted with galvanized
i keel bolts. Frames. oak. steam bunt.
.3 7-8 x 7—8 inches spaced nine inches
lccntcr to center. Moore on every
: frame. Bilge stringers. one on each
Ride. 1 1-2 x 3 inches. Clamps. ycl-
'low pine. " x 2 inches. Deck. 34
.inch pine covered with canvas in
one piece laid in thick white lead
mint. Deck beams. oak. Cabin
Eirunk sides and cockpit coaminlz.
mahogany. Cabin top. white pine
canvas covered. cabin to have two
transom beiths. Cockpit seats to
iii/ii”
DEMPSEY IN EXHIBITION
Sails. Soils are to be furnished
by_.owncrs outside of builder’s con-
tract, To include mainsaii. jib. spin-
naker and bags for mainsail and
spinnaker. -
DENVER. Colo. Feb. lit—(AP)
Jack Dempsey, heavyweight boxing
champion. arrived here last o‘clit
accompanied by his wife. Floyd Fitz-
simmons. Michigan City, lildlill‘iii.
fight promoter and several trainers
and sparring partners. He will mect
Jack League and Jack Lee, two of
his stable, in exhibition bouts to-
night.
Fitzslmmons ‘ deCiarcd Dempsey
would defend his title, against Harry
Wills before September 20 next. in
“one of [our eastern cities I have
in mind.” '
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The fossil of a three-toad midget
horse has been found in Nevada.
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Delivery: limit to be delivered
afloat at the yard of thcbuiidcr.
completely rigged and ready to sail.
John Quincy Adams. our slvth
president. was born in Quincy. Mass.
in 1923. 31 per cent of all hospi-
tal treatment in the United States
was given free.
whose ads appear in every edition are look-
ing for results. The thousands who consult
the classified columns daily are in thellook-
out for opportunities. '
And the A-B-G Ads give both groups
'1‘ takes more than columns of words set in
type to build a service like that given, day
. in and day out. to the people of this city by
._ ' the sac Classified Advertising section.
The real story back of the hundreds of
ads that you see under the diff t headings
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colors too; black. brewn,
and oxford—es good look-
ing as any suits in our
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