SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 13, 1920.
HIGH
HARD
'4“ e Was 28-
Of First
FIVE LOSES
IFOUGHT COURT GiiiE
7—Had One Point Lead At End
elf—Tole Is the Star—Scores -11
Points --1 o Franke Is Referee 0f the
’ Contest. I
Mic 'i'ole was uni the star of
content between EEaples High
Foiri’ield, which in latter won.
11. on the Westporth. M. C. A.
. nulum floor last night. The
e was hotly contes ed. but the
' re wee a real indintion of the
anti: of the victors.
uteide referee wal called in.
J. "Jake" Frank handled the
’_e. Frank comes fr‘ in Norwalk
. “recognized as one of the loud-
. oiilcisle in this section of the
. it was decided toLhave a non.
referee rather tha‘ one from
port or Fairueld. ‘
Moles closed the “III
one point lead. They
endid basketball and
old a. hard tight.‘ The West.
.boys shifted their lineup and
- going good. Suddei'ily the Fair-
” team lashed out-and scored
ugh pints to give them a com-
III, min. lead. Tole sconcd foun field
male and a foul in the last half
" Tod Crofut of Westpori. Staples
m Everett Baker late in the third
r When he had he limit of
up personalfouis called on him.
other players on each team
W three fouls on them. but they
used to last out the game with-
“fit committing any more violations
he rules. .
airfield was loading. 8- 2, when
,__ first quarter was over. Staples
en scored eight point? in a row
went into the leld Crofut
. . it off with a prctfy long, shot
i half with
had pH'iyed
were giling
. in the center of the fit or. Charlie
‘ oh. the flashy forwa d sent this
mi spinning through the netting
00 in a row. Crofut fiillowed with
..o fouls and the We‘stport boys
0 out ahead as the whistle blow
out! the half.
1Fitzpatrick of the Fa rileld team
Wont pulled a "Red Qi inn" in the
He had just entered
. game and the first time be got
u “.19; hell he took a shot at his own
,ket. Fortunately he was a. poor
for the ball dld noit
Qt.
e Staples team wais so badly
outclassed in the second half that
they could score only one field goal.
Al Ripne flipped the bail in follow-
ing a free shot by Crofui. Captain
Huck of-the Westport team had a
bad night on the foul line. He miss.
ca five tries. The game was fast
and open Both sides gave splendid
exhibitions of pass work. but neither
could penetrate the defense of the
other side with any success until the
final period.
For the first time in several years
Fairneld took both games in the an-
nual basketball series with Staples.
The I". 11. S. five won the opening
contest on their home court several
weeks ago. Fairiiold.wlll play the
Norwaik Hy team next Tucsdaynlghi
on the floor of the Center Junior
High school.
The score of last night's game is
as follows:
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Gallagher..rf
Smith. rf
Voohrecs. lf . .......
Bilriinson. c .......
Fitzpatrick. c ......
H. Wakcman, u . . . . .
Flanagan. rg . . . . . . .
Tole, lg .
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Burke. 11- -rg 1
Much. if. ........ 8
Ciofut. cit ........1
Rinse. re a ........_1
Baker. is .......... o
10hr. is ........... 0
t5 1
Referee—Leo J. Frank of No o-r
walk
uni era‘s-ooh;
PITTSBURGH. Feb. 13. (APT—.—
Evorett EL». Barnes. first baseman.
has been sold outright to the Buf-
'aio International League Club of
the Pittsburgh Pirates. Barnes. for-
nlcr Colgate University player. was
go in thelwith Clatmnoo‘ga, of the Southern
League. last season.
Brooklyn.
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CODIPO GUARDS
WILL NOT PLAY
IN FAIRFIELD
Call Off Game For This
Evening -.— T h r e e
Contests For Next
Week.
The Compo Guards will not play in
Falrfleld tonight as scheduled. The
Guards decided not to so last night
when they could not~muster a full
team. Paddy Driscoli. Ken Scofield
and Eddie McMahon were unable
to play as they' had previous en-
gagements. Tile Guards weie sched-
uled to meet the revived Community
A. C. which now go under the name
of the Foirfleld American Legion.
The.Guards have three games
schedulcd'for next week. On Wed-
Ineedny night the Life Savers plny
llie HuldSuli- Essex team in Fall-
fleld. lriday villi see the Rtrnii‘ord
American Legion team back in
Westport for the third game of the
series. Each team has one v'ctory
oddly enough for its was on their
home floor that they lost. The some
teams will continue the series in
Stratfar'i on Saturday night.
WESTPORT “”Y
LOSES GAME
lN STAMFORD
The Westport Y. M. C. A. basket-
ball team was defeated by the Siam-
ford "Y" outfit last night in Slam~
ford. 33-17. The Weetport boys
went all to pieces in the second half
when the Lock City boys launched
a. heavy attack. The opening half
ended with tho Stamford team trail-
ing li'lo. With Flizsimncns and
Buddy Boren in the Uneup the home
team came ‘fhrough with on ma-
Lsnch of field goals and won with
ease. The Weslport team consist-
ed of John and Hugh Boattie. lrv.
ing \‘ooiirees. Bill Thomas and
Charlie Lyman. A return game Mil
be played on the: "Y” floor later on
in the season.
BASKETBALL RESUUI‘S
Columbia. 34; Penn. 23,
New York i7.. 38; linvorford. 16.
Amherst. is; Harvard. 14.
Rutgers. 35; Lafayette. 32.
Conn. Aggies. 81: Maine. 26.
Mass. Agnies. 34: Wesleyan. 16.
SpringticIa. 48; Norwich. 10.
Crescent A. C.. 40; St. Laurence.
on
Maryland .2
Missouri. 37;
Oberlin. 88: Hamilton. :2.
Savage School. 45: N.
Teachers. 28.
Savage School.
siege. 1: (girls).
Dartmouth Freshmen. 36; Mont-
pelier H. S. 29.
5; West Virginia. 15.
Oklahoma giggles.
Y. State
59: Hunter Col-
not?! )IIIUIIH",
Piss your furnace iolned the
N. D. Cd! if so send in a bum
call for us and we'll abrlirai.
thejrnsttrr. We have done fliOh
topsrsusde hot air healer) it
get back on the Job than any
other concern.
N. D. C. means Nothing Doins
Club.
- outlit.
ERNIE NEVERS. LEFT. AND
Novors. former
players. and Muior John L. iii-innit
\ one of the most outstanding oppo.
ncnts of the professional game.
Their mceting took place at Su-
hls athletic career in high
Didn’tDiscuss Pro Football
They met. thooiher (lay—Ernievprrior's new $75,000 Normal gym
Stanford star andIuns the cause of (lrilliili‘s attend-
ono of the greatest of pro footlinn Innce. Griffith was one of the speak-
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perior. “'13., where chcrs stariE-dIdem-lighted with the mnlor'a pica-
school. Isnntiicrs.
Nevcrs was back for a lien with the prof: sslonai
old folks uhlle the (in din ntiou of Sn. lili’” ling.
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crs.
"Ho‘s just an innocent hid." acid
Gl‘lfl‘liil. commenting on the grill
star. Ernie. on the OIIiti‘ hand. was
The two (lid not discuss.
football during their
FORM
ERYWIIICA
Play First Game In
Fairfield Tonightw
derer’s A. C.
Three members of the Y. M. C A
basketball team in Wcslport have
quit and have organized a team of
their own. Tiny will go under the.
name if the “‘underer‘s A. C.
first game tonight in Community
Hall l‘ilink iiurtignn. who was
capinin of the "i" ‘ lionnld i’aiclicn
and Bobby Acllermunu have left the
The llrst two players were
forwards. \vhllo Ackeriuan was a
guard. The rest of the lineup of tile
Wandcrcr's will be made up of This-
seli Smith and Ward Sinrbuck.
Smith formerly played with the Red
llit-n Separates of Nonvalk. Star—
buck was In Staples lilghplaycr a
few years ago.
FOUR lNJiOW
Urban Shocker of the Yankees
while a. member of the Browns
turned in 20 or more victories four
seasons in a row. selling 27 in 1021.
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COURT PLAYERS ;
ORGANIZE FIVE
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WILL BATTLE?
IN NEIV HAVEN a
Dr. D a v i d Sloman’ 5‘.
Team Is To Compete?
Against T e a m In I
That City.
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The “Y" boxing tram will go to;
.‘wiv Haven on Saturday. February;
to compete in a tournement‘
\\ll.Il the New Haven Y. ill. C. A.)
be loam. \"Doc" Sloman olI
Scrum-ilk who is coaching the West-
purl loin reports that ills charges;
are bring great and also reportsI
SI'\CF.i.I promising mitt artists among
UH; candidates. "Doc" Sionian was
collegiate. champion while he was
altl-n-iing tho l'niversity of Pennsyl-
vnnln. lie kllows all the tricks of
the gun“. and is well quailiied to de-
velop a, first class loam among the
“Y" Tilt lilIIt‘rS.
At lilo prtzl-‘(llif time there are eight
niornlmi‘s who have started training.
The l'illl'mik'rs punch the bus. sbndOw
box and spar with each other. The
local boys will have to be at their
best in order to make a good show.
lng against. the Elm City lads, who
have lit-tn at the game for several
years.
They are slatcd‘to so folir rounds.
All boxing will be under the super-
vision of the Amateur Athletic as-
sociation. Each "Y" will enter two
boxers in six classes. if the tourna.
merit goes over ,big and the local
boys make a good allowing. they will
take on the Yale University boxing
team in New Haven.
The lollowing “Y" members are
training for the bouts: Eddie Root.
138 pounds: Joe Slat-an. 180 pounds:
Eddie lerniing. 140 pounds: Art
Kelby, 160 pounds: lrving Voorhces.
148 pounds: John Reppe. 143
pounds. and Ray Davis. 158. pounds.
‘.Ill‘¥
°“” 75c
puts a
NOCHARGE
imitkvtbllll trams won two
ithree games playtd on their home
floor last night. Due to a misunder-
standing there were two teams pres-
..loncs. rf ..
Fanning. *rt
CENTER SCHOOL
IN VICTORY
OVER ALUMNI
Second Team Defeats
Roger Ludlow Five
and Lose To Stam-
ford Team.
The Conic-r Junior High school
out. of
ant {or the Centers Seconds to play.
The tirst teamnas expected to play
the Betllel High school boys. but
the visitors did not come. Instead
the locals played the Alumni All
Hun-s. Whiih had Eddie Root, star
of the Delilolay team. and other
stellar men in their lineup.
Ntxt Monday afternoon the first
and sot-,ondii teams 'of III": Duhiotto
school will cloth with the Centers
flrst and moondr.
Last night. Conch Albert .‘icliiur-
my aunt all his players of the sec—
ond team. into the fray against the
liftel‘noOn division of the Stamford
High school and'tho linger Lucliowe
teams.
The Center boys did exceptionally
well in both contests and the line
work of the players is 1 credit to
the coaching to Mr. .‘iioliiurrny.
The scores are as followr'.
I’ll-Ft Carma—-
Stamiord If. S P. )1. Division.
(3.. F. Pia
G. ~F. l‘te.
Entrust-"in. r! ........ in ii
Splnkdrd. 0 1
Wyllnv. r: i
llllgariy, rt;
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Aloyse.
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T\0\‘€
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Scollon. lt‘ 0
:Millard, If 0
{Harriet c 1
IIt‘iWCIIyl'i.c ....... 3
Blizzard. rs. 0
.Rowe, rg ........., 0
l'oliroy. lg ........... (v
..iackson lg ..........
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Second Game:———
Roger budlono.
(i. Pia.
Ifliinaky. if .. . (l
Iltingstone. c (l
(yeihcrt. rg 0
Stepper. rg 0
Gordon, I; ..........1
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(Inter Seconds.
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Miller. rf ............
Ricily. if
Scallon. if . . . .. . . . .
Harrie. c
C. Rowe. rs
Harding. r3 . . ... .. ..
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Alumni All stare
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Miller. rf
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Reliant. c i
Fitzgerald. rg 0
Millard. lg .......... o
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Clenter Varsity.
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Blizzard. if .......... 2
F'ieweilyn. o ......... 57
Harris. r5 0 ......... 0
Jackson. rg ..... _.. 1
S. Rowe. lg .......... 0
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Score Win
_‘ IN FIRST
Waters Ts Referee.
The Conipo Life Guardshnd no
trouble in defeating the lludr . its.
sex team of Bridgeport I'rt, night in
the "11‘” ‘V'lll'li‘. at 'i c: l" . .rt. Y. ii,
A. TIii‘ wort: \\.i:; 33-?1.
I“The Guards could have run up
moreI points if they extended ilielii-
stlvcs hll' thil “"C‘ii‘: ‘ 'iiISIIHI to i 'ikc
it easy after they had a. lull point
lead. llar;_ "Rf-d" Quinn «lid not
play last night. Tic was in uniform
on the sl:l:*:~lincs. Quinn scored the
["iies last Similar in Slainloi'd.
Eddie Quinn. the big, and fast
guard of the Camp.) irrliu. rollcd up
tel] Dirlnls. Ila: i’l‘lzillr. illi‘l‘m fiiéld
‘pulls and {our foulr. .lildlr; lilo-
Mullen citinlllltlr-ll in his slump. scor-
iili: Iiiit ‘ouc iIi'Il] gull] and three
.i‘oule. )‘nllilu‘l v'iis Mimi-lug: from a
Imd W‘il lust nit-lit .‘illfI was not up
to TIT?! livinl ‘Iili‘i‘Ilil't'I. This Life
Guard cnpinli: liar.- bin-n off form for
5' w-mi days now. it has been :‘lf'iiI‘Iy
lhre-‘s «Mali-s sli'ico I‘lf' has gone on a.
scoring, rampage, but he is expected
to find himself Niall nu.) piIt‘. upthe
points is It“. has twill doing in the
float.
TIl" \lsl'ni-s did not shew any real
sirennth. They have :4 ions; list of
It‘lctorl'es to fliclr Credit. but most
of these teams are not rated among
DEFEAT HUDSON-
.2'iild played well. but. they mgr,
'up to the class of‘tlie c:
Winning tit-id goal for tho Stamford '
ESSEX FIVE
SERIES CONTEST
Score Was 32-21——Harry Quinn (in the Side
Lines—Eddie Quinn ls Star For Life Savers
-—Dc Nomme Plays WeH For Visitors—Joe
out of 23 shots, while the. (lump;
FTTOWr'd an lnipmvei'umt (“"111 ”1'
(no throw lip-‘- by W‘OTIT"? l'.’ O'l' (if
Iii li‘Ii‘n.
"I‘lit- lzllirleon~lisscx {Vill'ii ... u no.4.
"ll'lIT
made things lively in 'l:»‘. Ul'
period and the Compos “...... ,,
lt'uH, “‘hcn the half clv'iscll,
oil the litters haxo pinivrl in WIN-in
port on TII'l‘VIOlIB (l('(“.’iSI0llti with 4)?!-
forl-m iv ems from BI’Ii'TEE‘POl‘i.
A return game hf".\(i4l"h lip-so iv .1
combines will br- playod In Commu-
lllf l~l:ill. li'all'rleid. next “Spin-avian
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STRATFORD IS
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MILFORD HIGHI
Milford High won from its an-
cient. rival Simiiord Illicit at First
It‘ord last night 21' to 1'0 in an 0 cr-
Iiime battle 1'. “as a bitter up. tile
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g; and the work of BIOVFI'S stood on .
llt “as \llliord's first ‘16!!er o‘er
Slraliord In eight )6 are.
The scene:
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ATLAS FIVE
IN VICTORY
OVER Y III H. A.
Th: Bililgeport Y. f-i. ii. A. with
a crippled team lost a hard fought
last night by a ’36 to 2.3 score. Both
Gordon and )isrron were out of the
Hebrew lineup. Marrou «as book-
ed with anoiher ir-nnl While Gordon
is suffering from an injured eye.
Hennie Cohen jumped center for
the locals and played well along
with Eddie Schine. Pite. former
Yale man. starred for the New Be.-
ven team:
The score:
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battle to the Alice at New Haven:
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.10 North Main Street,
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Storage—Storage
You can now avail youneliol
the finest storage facilities in
the State for any amount oi
space you may require.
Our warehouse is e 5-etory
brick building. located at 5
Reviisnd e t r e e t. equipped
with the latest sprinkler syil
tern. giving you the low insur.
ance rate of 50s per hundred
dollars on contents.
Daily Motor Haulage
Service to New York
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BADGERS LOOK STRONG
Wisconsin has a. strong basketball.
team this season. despite the fact
there‘isn’t a senior on the squad. It
has done exceptionally well in its
early games and bids fair to make
them all hustle. Behi- stands out as
. one of Coach Meanwell's best bets.
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Bib Folk. star outfielder of the
bite Sex. starred as a pitcher dur-
ing thirstyears of collegiate compe-
tition at the University of Texas.
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For colds Le Gripes. some forms
Mamie Records.
High slngio——Betts, 127
High marklcss single—Kramer, 9;;
Afilgh totai—. inuegen. 329.
High team single—Fire Co. 480,
High team total—RoundersJJPF
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NEW HAVEN CONN. 17015.13.—
Yele's b'ouing- hopes took a boom
when it who announced that Captain
Melienn. one of the beet men in the
East in the “5-month! class. would
be obi etc no: in the meet. with the
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