OPENSERIE
Tl. opening contest of a home
- home series between the aud-
olsssx iivo or Bridgeport and the
. « trite Gusrdscz Westport will
played tonight. The game is
dulod to start at ll o'clock in the
;‘ it. c. A. gymnasium in Weetport.
_ was originally planned to have
toms start the series in Fair-
- loot Wednesday night. Due to
storm the sum was postponed
d week. It a third seine is ne-
, i'! it probably will be played
Fairiieid later on in the season.
. The Guards have played against
the Hudson-Essex men and ex-
. t to have difficulty -in winning
in them. The Compo team will
ve all their regulars on (look.
is McMahon will lump center.
will draw Bernie Coiwey. for-
Bridgeport High school ster as
opponent. Colwey wee a three
r men It B. H. S. and. while he
ot a heavy scorer in basketball
T: noted for his line defensive
There is plenty of parking space
. -d the “Y" and a. large crowd
. ‘ updated to witness the clash.
. Staples High ‘iivo will meet
w . w mums EVENING
. Bottle on Y. M. C. A. Court-Bernie Colway
‘ jfi In lineup of Visitors-4mm and-Fair-
field High Schools In Preliminary Banquet
‘ «Second Contest Next Wednesday. I
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Foirtiold Hy in the preliminery tilt.
There will be dancing (allowing the
cornea. Joe Waters“ o: Bridgeport
will referee the mole game.
The Life savers will moire 3 big
attempt to check their losing streak.
They have lost two straight and will
{do everything possible to prevent an-
other defect. The Winds will not
go to dtretiord tomorrow night tor
the third game of the series with
the American Legion team of that
place. The bed traveling iorced the
Guards to seek a postponemeni oi
the contest. which may be staged in
Stratiord as week from tomorrow
evening. , ‘ .
nucleon-Essex Compo bite Guards
‘5 TLAS QUlNl'El
YAAA. T0,
l’LfiAY TONIGHT
new unvnx. Feb. unmet-
$loving some of the best teams of
Eastern States on successive Fri--
nights and csbmlishing a. repu-
a so one oi the best teams in
Fume territory. the Atlas club at
\ city has arranged a game ror
“ evening'thet is sure to to bring
’ the lei-rest crowd or the year in
‘Mullo‘fiall.
. ”9 Bridgeport ‘Y. M! 1-1. A. has-
tbsll term .will be on bend to fur-
‘ the fireworks and on top oi
more than 300 {one trorn that
down the line announced their;
”lion oi coming along to,givo;
toerniroln the Perk City on;
d push to a. victory. A?
The Bridgeport outfit is supported'
’ono o: the strongest organize- .
s in the States and and has prov 5
ed a great team on mens- o! the!
n; teams around here can testl- !
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not they' do not take the Atlnnl
’ e easily. For the remainder of;
_"W;C¢K two stitt workouts havol
»- wronged and the team will
. out. :the cool. wrinkles betore
pplng on the floor here. ' I
The Bridgeport team are anxious
Win this particular game tor more
it one reason. The monsgement
> -o teem have laid plans for a
in gun. in Bridgeport in the
tire weeks snd. should they win
lit. theowwd that will start:
doors for admittance will be
ch larger. .
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ENNIS 10178.3.“th
we ’AdiGELEs. Fob’. 12.-—(AP)
‘ ing‘tennis players of the Pacific
headed by "Little Bill" John-
». {armor outdone! champion.
'-ston 301w. present notional
, r and notional collegiate chem.
5 Helen Jacobs. notions} Junior
plea and slower ‘Goss. Mil
in use, snows! mid-Motor tour.
Yet We” Fridey. Sotnr.
d mom .
m" as who will compete sre Raw-
: xm'ys Gemd Smtford. Walv
Westbrook. Harold Godshail.
3 Chats. John Doeg. Peck
- Bud Chandler. phii Ne: and
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mmsm
more. Feb. 12.—(A?)‘Harry
- 0! Leeds, lightweight pugilist
drone. retsined his title last
in deficits-g Ernie Rise. Rios
eigenstates in the one round
low hitting.
‘ ~e was first to set coins and
We! own very elusive. although
mogul to land a. couple or
to'tho‘iew. '
lilo third round Rice hit rethor
but the rotates tool: no notice
. flue; had the hotter o! the
‘ mass cum. in the fourth.
”the one Rice pushed in and
“so film“! the: the “‘9’”
- the must end disqualified
serum um .
mun-son
use automatons:
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mien no. as
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flab so, rm sen-
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DeNomme . ....... .. . . . . H. Quinn
RF
Soltourich ........... L. McMahon
» LIP
Colwey Ill. MoMehon
C .
Cassidy . . . . . . . .......... . Drlecoll
RG
Ahlstroud . . . . ......... . E. Quinn
‘ LG
Smith .................... Darby
tsUSS
Shes .......... l. . ........ Bootield
. Referee—Joe Waters.
will! Zitlmf rm. on .
i The bserverl
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new ~ ;l:fi£‘.‘.’ifi$7£t’l23ill£l2t
Evidently someone up in Romero
is trying to pick on Boxinc Com-
lillssloncr Tom Donohne by the, tie.
vocal the dispatches that are com-
ing out of that fair city, Tom and
Hugh ltorty who is the king M,
Word's boxing promoters ere- st
war. Tom granted the Connecticut
sauces Club of which Gaol-to Mel-
llgen ‘ot Waterbury is matchmaker
tho permission to ell-go o bout to
Hartford on Melon 1. The Miss
5W Ulub oi which mm is the
king pin have a permit tor a show
on lunch d and are protesting
against the Connecticut Clue stag-
ing their bout.
”9'
Refill: who ins ruled the boxing
situation with a high hand in Hart.
lord for some time objects bitterly
to Mulligan coming into Rutter-d
and staging a bout. fie does not
believe that any outsider should be
allowed to enter the limits 0! that
fair city and put on a boxing show.
He doesn't care who it is either.
When the American Legion of Con-
necticut planned on staging c hour
in mrttord. he cried until the Le-
gion appointed him matchmaker
audthe only thing that he did to-
ward staging the bout was to put
in several phone calls at the ex-
pense or the Legion and then let
the show tell through. He wound
up his duties as matchmaker by
presenting a nice no expense sc-
count to the Legion.
\VowiustendbockoiTohDon-
icons. We think unallocated
an; boxing in the nets excomm-
cut for the best interests at even.
one concerned. no is not wor
against anyone and will give Hugh
ltorty a square deal just as quick as
.118 will wane 6M! diam I Who
Young' Mulligan will tight in
Plitstield during the early out or
next month. He Will probebiy be
numbed to bottle Jimmie Preston.
Mullins ls indulging in light work.
outs'every dsy, end is m: to teen
in tip top condition.
VESTA
Pulley Refrigerating
& Supply Co.
OIL BURNERS
Monroe St. 8o. liozwslk
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summons-emu.
QUALITYGROCERIES‘
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THE EVENING SENTI'NEIFSO. NORWALK. CONN.
resex FiYeWRenaissance Five Coming
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Storm Prevents Play-
‘ Meet Next‘Week For
Game.
Show again forced the postpone-
ment of the game between the Siam-
lord Blues and the New Canaan Big
Five which wee slated tor New Ce-
usau last night. The roads to New
Canaan were in bed rhspe due to
the storm and tar that rosson it was
thought best to postpone the game.
This is the second time that the
mine was called oil. it was flillledr
uled tor last Thursday. I! the -. ‘n-
thcr permits the game will be played
in the Village Hall st New Canaan
next Thursday evening. Each team
has won a game and this will he the
deciding tilt’. New Canaan will hem
Bennie Moger in their lineup, while
Stamford will have all its regulars
consisting oi Matty Brennan. George
Smith, "Boot" Carlson, "Rod" Ab"-
basic and Felix Livolsl. It is ex-
pected that this game will draw s
large number 0! ions from‘ali over
the county.
wulPOAl “r"
* t FACE STAMFORD
Y.M.C.A. TONIGHT
lrvlng ’Voclii‘ces T“£ul8°f'0f the
Westport Y. M. C. A. basketball team
will take his squad to Stamiord i0-
night where they will play the “Y"
five of that city. The ”Y'S'L expect
to lum: Norman "Stretch" Newt-113m
iii center tor them. Flo-wellyn has
not played with the Y. iii. C. A. in
the series with thefDoMolai’ tor he
is n member or both teams and it
wesgugroed that neither side chauld
‘llse him. Charlie hymen, Hush
Battle. John Besttie, Themes. Mil.
lor. Fleweiitvn and Voohrees will
make up the team to represent the
Westport "'2'." Coach Arvid N. Kiel.
lnndor is highly elated owe: the
showing or his boys in their last two
games. ‘
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BOSTON OUTFIT
. MA‘Y‘LPL‘AY RED
MEN TEAM SOON
The Boston team or the American
basketboll league is seeking a beck.
in; with the Red Men it» Friday
night. February 26. The Indisns
have the Bankers‘ Fire or New York
City slated for that 'cvening. But
this game will be cancelled and the
Bostonians brought here it satisfac-
tory arrangements can be made. The
Boston turn is holding out for a big
it they do not come
down in their demands. Manager
John McGerrie will not have my-
.thing to do with the turn. The
Baotou five is 0n a tour of New Eng.
land during the wool: of February
21 end would like to meet, the in-
‘disns in the local oratory. But of
course the leeguers are holding out
for a. big purse.
A Friendly
Pointer
Men who went a
big, were: overcoat
st s mighty smell ~
price Will led. our
"lemme."
values very inter-
testing.
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.0! the armory yesterday afternoon.
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llurilcy Oldilcld. tenuous auto rucc driver. and his bride, photograph.
Barney Oldfield Takes a ‘7'ife
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RAY PIERSON
Wlll MANAGE
women
Is Anxious To Have
Westport B nttler
Face Bantam Champ
Mike Esposlto.
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Ray Pierson, tormer featherweight
hour and new a. trainer of athletes.
has lulcvn our the management of
Chic Dorsey. the e'uugutuck “hi.-
or. who is casting wound tor a bout
.With Mike Esposiio. 'bsntsmweight
.Ichsmplon of Connecticut. Pierson will
[start Dorsey. along with it daily
ilrnllning schedule on Sunday. The
‘Suuxniuck tighter has found great
difficulty in finding suitable irainlnlz
quarters. There also has born .1 look
or spurring parlnr'l'e. Doroey'e triends
ed as they sailed irons. nos Angelcs for Panama und Havana on 'hd'lere “,ng to get him interested in
honeymoon.
SIGN MISLEADS ~
SPORT FANS Al 1
LOCAL ARMORY
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Sporting fans are asked not to
put too much faith in signs. At any
rate the one that was seen in front
A big sign was put outside the er-
mory announcing that the Red Men
would play the Banksre' F‘lvo Fri-
day evening. The telephone Wires
were red hm. during the early port
of the evening. illuny ions had econ
joining the Y. Iii. C. A. in Westport
Inna see li’ arrangements cannot be
made ful‘ him to train there. It is
lpossiblw that Chin iney‘lm matched
lliu eucn and “we Wondering it the It? 111:3"::nMK‘xggjgxéncgd “:3
auto bhow had been called on.” lira-ink“ Fay promotes:
“1101er by some special arrows“
mm m Wham” gum” w” ’5‘“ 5 ‘ sn‘nlrrsm T0 wun
Ind 10 be lliuyud. Kitchener John; ' J "
hicGerric tint-Hy had the sign lllliull I: mg Sx'olttli, Y'ltT‘yo x nstour
own as it or: u 0 Q t ere b on . wee ser. Dill no a 1
gllsiake The tTrialling;“will“play uni“! champion in 1933- 3W5 MW
the armory next Friday night. Agnes leehel Lewis. daughter of Mr.
,_.__.,---.. land Mrs. Adam L. Lewis of Toronto
:will he mnrrit'd in Bronxvlllu today.
I Sii'n‘mlber is 23 and Miss Lewis is
iflo. lie was graduated iron: Yale in
It 23. and is now a bond salesmen.
NV 11 is lmLDom
Miss Lewis is a member 0! the
Toronto Junior League. Her tether
is general manager oi the Southern
Press at Toronto.
Alter the ceremony which Will be
psrtomrd at Christ church. Bronzv
Police 1136 not slguea a contract. he ““19- ”“ “UPI“ Will 5311 10: 1 hr“:
bCL‘omoe: the first major league hoid- Iraol't‘:’:1°l’:ngi:r 3195:1111: Miran:
l‘ul. (if lilc. Manon and illli‘fll'flt in Silvcetsor 3095 to England 38 l). mem,
'ho Tllhl l')‘ u( the Chicago Nutionnls. her 01 the \i'alkor cup teem.
CHICAGO. Feb. 1:.—-(AP) Rue.
soil Ponce. rlghllmnded pitcher. wss
urinal-hunted for when the Chicago
Cubs demrtrd tor their Catalina to"
land training camp yesterday. Since
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... Mum-n em
CHAMP COLORED TEAM WILL '
' BATITE WITH RED MEN
'Game Will Be Played Next Friday Evening”
Have 'Won 27 Straight Contests-Ritkis
Will Be In Lineup—~Seating Arrangements
For Over 1,200 Fans.
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The i'lcntlseuo'w Lilla il‘lvo colored when rm. colored lsds tfl‘rfll tllo iiocr
summons oi the world who plerLt the armory. Manager Melinrrln
the Red Mon Ill the local armorylwlil reserve llll‘: entire gallery to:
next Friday night, have guaranteed I'llzl, culut‘v'l gmoplt, which wit! tr.-
Mu‘nuger John McGurrlu to placutnlllo ”Will it) \i'ltll'i“ illc {Ltlfit‘
their regular team on the tie-oi. At ; T‘dtli'l‘l‘ultll (vb-ill ill llzi‘; worm‘m m-
the préocnt time tho colon-ed clinil‘lj‘b;llt'll. 0w.- 1.2m mu will be walk
hsvo won 27 straight games. ‘l‘hey‘e'ulo tor the Home. .i record crtwl;
hold ‘tWO decisions this year over the lie expected as the ions cannot at-
Orls'lnnl Celtics. threc Wins mrr llnsllinrd to miss Hus rnl‘f. attruclior..
Kingston Colonials and metal-m; User ‘ Mr“ 7H1: hm. l-cm \l'llllout run»:
the Peterson Silk Sax. Zucl: Claun'alllt'! lur '
Swedish All Stars, LOU Clolzilg'c All It'XPc-Jtod 1‘: turn u'l: clillzntu. .
stars and Paul Berlerhach'», ,m11’rlrlzu' to ., 1' . llllL built It».
Slul‘h. ,‘IK'NI AIM. W! on}. flrn- I. ’35::
Illllfllll K2... llu; yum.
‘lrl'lio 'llld The {3‘er urn
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Jacll Murray of . . , . ,. .
’ jhllllhl “.iII .l'lh £112. r;.»;_: l:",ll.;‘.“.
may be obtained at mirror. to: tlu. _ Mr W ,
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conic! Ill Kb” 5 w I‘ ‘ to don» til: colour: team on .11. :v'um‘
not wear to take a chance on main; I mom?
. ‘ a o rou'h ally i’nu‘: 3” the .... ,
la'fl‘gin: tine 5‘ “I d it Or mid that filing, “tonal .
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I “1'“3 i z 1‘ k t' ‘ tlzc “(‘IlnlffiilllC‘. U'Ul'l'.. ls, tho 1. ., '
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Ut i L n; it; mg m , ‘mi ;3 alarm-aged loco points a sumo 2': l _,
. . own c first. " Lo:s:"“ 1'6» . . .
7: °‘ an t ( I. J ‘1 .gosn; tor me 27 contour. played m
e 0 ee 2 .0 l ' '5 we .
3‘; ll '8: ht nip :- i‘m 1“” ‘1 1 lll'lu colored chempz. lull-u. has made
.13. c . re 'lrx'12‘. . "' ‘ .
”t hg 5 “a? r ML h” "a In! was“ let: points in nod 5:0“ '
He has shown it l’nnr‘nnl llllpx-u'.u.;w __ ...» ‘ . ..., .. _
ll ;,.lzliu. .1;‘~1,Q;L tdu- alt)
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mu“ o” J I“ ‘ ”0 ll’dOlTfla-n‘ and “Dutch Lit-Lain“. l-t'
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10“" ° '4 ""5 ”id 1’ 1" ‘ loudlt gtho toltlcs. Harry lvlcond'l. o.“
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tit-d lomllxall’ldlu llll‘, game as. any Eiiingstou Colonials and Bill Arm: of
othero °" 3th.. Paterson team. links 1:. rim
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The colored alumnus 1m -_, been Ibor‘t shot in the game today. 14,-;
losses them from all angles and .ei‘
don: misuse. He is always clos:l:‘
guarded and his high scores are all
the more remarkable when l: is, (on.
a. big [attraction all cm;- the east.
.They pisy in New York city Q'i'eyy
Bundsy night and over 8.000 peo-
plohpaok their hall. The badkclball sldored that at least two men of
(one 9‘ Norwalk and vicinity will ,lheuopposlng team art dlwnrs \ir‘icl,
have a. real treat in store for them 1mg him.
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nplpe” . . . writeitonthelecl Sure,
you can smoke is pipe. It’s just e matter
of picking the packing. Dig up that old
'jimmypipc and start fresh ' . . . with
- Prince Albert. . That’s the prescription
that has brought pipejoy to millions.
P.A_.issogennlnelyfrlcndly.'lthlts
your smokospot in deep center right 05.
perch your throat, because the Prince
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M’rlghtstthobsginning. Just c‘ooi
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said "hi: on the rough
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recognise that the Mont you pull that
So fugue: that jimmy-pipes are more
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house.” So {011W and «defying
one you not to hit it no Mums. helium;
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unmoketodsy. Getstldyrsdiioef
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slosdintothobowlofyootjlinmy-pipo
top. Nowyou’vsgotit . . .' the:
taste. Soy-ain’t thst the goods. new!
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lies. posed and its-(Mound tin inn-o-
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