Outfit.
George Smith. center tor the
Steniord .Blues. outscored the All
Norislks yesterday siternoon at
Colunubus Hui" Stamford. when his
then: won 49-11. Smith dropped in
1-3 points. tits more that the entire
Non-1k team did. The local play-
ers did not have a. lock-in with the
well orn’niucd Blues.
"Jun" Meeker was the high scor—
er .ior .the locals with five points.
Art Kelly checked the basket with
tield sous. while Harry Clancy and
Eddie Blackmail made three points.
Bill Court could only score a sin-
31o tool trons the floor. That “as
, tho-indent of the scoring by the
Nomalkii.’
' 'Kollil pulled the unexpected in
them half. He dropped in two
long lshois (tom the center of the
floor. Incidently these were consec-
utive shots by Kelly and the first
two atticmpts to score by Norwalk.
Kelly tried several long shots utter
that. The bullstruck the rim two or
three timeubut‘failcd to go in the-
ballot
The Stamford team could score
at will. Smith made the first bas-
kiot before tive seconds. of play hsd
BliiES HAVE All
11131 11111 111111 LOCALS
Score Wes 49-17—-—George Smith TossesI In Nine
Baskets and Four Foul Goals For Totel Of
22 Points—Meeker Is Star For Norwalk
other Stamford players were not
big scorers. Matty Brennan. drop-
ped in eight‘ points with Abbssia
and Hogan, the guards. scoring 3
points each.
Due to the bad weather conditions
the attendance was small. Two tine
preliminary games were-scheduled.
The first contest saw a, girl's teem
oi! Siamlord defeat the New Ro-
chelle lassles. 38.18. This game was
professionsl'codo of rules. Instead
of seeing a. tame three-division rule
some'the tune had plenty ot’action
from the clrlson .the open floor.
The Standard Triangles won from
the St. John's Recreation Center
team in the second some of the day.
{6.35. Both teams-played test has-
ketbell‘ end many spectaculsr shots
were featured. A return some be-
tween these two fives probably will
be played next week on the sonic
tloor.
Pavilion Big. Five of Staten Island
in Columbus fiallmext‘bunduy. The
Blues expect to meet the' Bridgeport
Knights of Columbus this coming
Saturday night in Bridgeport.
Yesterday‘s score is as. follows:
played according to..tho regulation i
The Stamford Blues pity the ,
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Ire Defeated --‘- Form; Bowling League
‘ ' Willi. Compete for Walker Cup FOUR TEAMS ENTER NEW
FRATERNAL ALLEY CIRCUIT
Old Six Team League QuiismLuck (if interest
‘ Displayed By Two Clubs—Will Start Nine
A Schedule Thursday Night 0n the (i‘liil'orrl
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Six of the amateur golfers select- ThrI [Wu olhcr slurs named by the‘ Only recently he finished second ioipemhe player (luun is getting much .
cloned. He did not score again 1111- A131: NORWALKS
ed by the United states (101: Assu-
Hurry Cat-per in the California open \‘ulumlc r-xporicncn pllviug in tho 1
committee, Jcssu Gulit'onl and I}. «111,43
lI‘wlmiiI .r\I?ni.l “this \I'lllifr paired
. “Beef? Cullen held a. good scor-
In: dey. Be collected 18 points. The
Referee-Charles Muhoncy. ‘veur on the team.
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i w, the M five in“? “a play Meeker. ri’ ........ 2 i F- ciatiop to represent this country in dcllmtII nuswtr Both arr :InxiOus ”ii naming of Gunn and ac. ‘ will: lobby Jones.
when he made four aske shun tour Court lt .... 1| (1 2 the ii nikcr cup matches. to be held to NW 1.131111% 11“, 31110,... “11.1 “ill zle came as a surprise. as both arc; The (“Hum 10 MW. Chm: 13mm
it {to}: tholsecttgdhsclian: ”25:: Clancy. c ......... 0 i z in England this year. here already do so nulus business “menu: it voungsters undincxpcrioncwl. \l'llllcin, 11:11-11 to understand. He would
' a. r d‘Smi‘tl’aah'dd ”grim“ fill. Al- Kelly. ‘1; .......... I_I 0- 4‘ accepted. 'I‘hey urn Cuptain Bob I ‘ h. .1 )H \‘on 1 1111 will Mackenzie nus medalist at th. Inst hm 11m.” 11 bettcr 11111111111311 Mack—
D Q} in d s ith as well Bluekirinn. is l l ' 3 Gardner. Champion BObby Jones. t a to "' 101 ‘ , " national amateur c\I.out in IllIlll'th-t:I11;<iI. without a. doubt. lawns. orr
“Gull“ 3c, 903:1 1:16 tumford "" “‘ ”‘l Watts (lunn. Roland MUCRGWM h" “m“ 10 "Wk" ““3 mi” ““ h” 15 vary for in cinnpotllion. llc llilr‘ x11 hi~ 1:.111111: for about a your, is again
gunfigm 0.111920 roll up :13 many ' “ I" 17 Jesse Sweets" and Francis Ouimci. 01111 or liu- lIIIin or 111v ammo-11mm prove that he in :1 strum: IIIIIII- 1I|rItvqu in 1111:; form "
points II he. could against the local STAMFORD BLUES .
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l‘Norwsli: scored live out of 13 Carlson,” 5 :1 13 TM” FOR BUTLER R SCHOOL FAIRHELD AND
foul shots. Btsmiord made 13 ot Brennan; it ........ z: 4 ii _ Q
their 25 free throws. Charlie Mn- Smith. 1: 9 i 22 “I Captain Nipper Butler Lollegci
honey. well known referee .snd Abbezie. rg ....... 1 l» 3' has a greet-sll-round basketbelicr.
s‘portins authority of Bridgeport ot- Hegel-1.41: 1 i , 3 36pm" star-ward and is tan-excep-
”W a this gene. 18 13 49 tionslly clever shot. This is his third
KNOWG 11111115101111l
the rather unique in major lr.11I1>,1
baseball by scoring 100 or moral
runs for seasons 11 t .
in 1921 to 19:1. 1:311:39. Tim .. ’ iscnool will lead his am and sworn]
Frisch brought in .121 C011,”... Itcarus to the Center school gymna-
twicu, 116 another time and. ' I1 ‘slum this afternoon where they will
once. In 1937- he was-.01” of .1... meet the first and second teams of
“119“? considerably but managed I.. the Junior High The games “ill be
cross the plate 89 times. Had l or great local interest and a large
played every day he would doubt. number 0: spectators are expected
least have passed the century ilgun to attend.
bv quite a margin. 3 The DeMoito boys have :1 strong
I‘riscb has also done “oil as .1 'uum lead by Quinonee, the star tor-i
base-stealer. He has passed the 2m nnnl. Quinoncs has a deadly eye
mark every season for the inst 911:. {.1 the basket andeill give the Can.
49 in 1921 being his premier effort. lIz' boys all kinds of trouble. 0n
‘ the other hand the Center team has
:1 2.151 crow. All of the boys pro good
she's: and are dangerous in a pinch.
l'l‘lzo first game is expected to siart at
is i;., with the main contest coming
Ion an hour later.
Will. CLASH
Locals Out To Avenge
Defeat - Expect A
Large Crowd To Ai-
tend.
Coach Keith Holt 0! the'DcMottc
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The F’airilcld High school basket-
ball teamIIwhich is on u rampage
will invade Norwsik tomorrow night
another defeat.
opt in Fairflcldu. {cw “ache ago.
The Fuirfield item has showed
great improvement over their pre-
vious games and will make the lo-
cal boys be at their best to keep in
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tom- first stringunen since their last
meeting. This will be a. great bundl-
cap for the locals. ‘ Falrfleld has im-
proved in all departments of their
game as shown by their decisive ric-
tory over Staplesfligh in Westpcrt.
last Friday night. A large crowd is
expected to attend‘tomorrow night
as a cracker-Jack some is in store
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Norwslk was nosed
.cancelml lilo game Friday.
("ins IhuniK-rg. Finnish skating mantel. set :1 new norm} 1.1.1.1
for illc milII .Ilml n hnlf (liI-ionl‘r‘. skating; ii at Mt. (‘IIInlIIw‘ ‘iIIil In
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WESTPORT TEAM IWESTPORT “Y”
DID NOT PLAY; COURT TEAMS
iN FAIRY D2 HAVE GAMES
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Seniors Play In Non
. Cannon and Juniors
' Face Bridgeport 011i -
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The \‘i‘ux'nlercr's A. C. composed
of three dissuilsilrd 111I where
the Y- M. i‘. A. 1mm M’ \i’cutpurtl
and two other players, did not meet !
the Wildcats 111 l‘alri‘leld Saturday.
The Compo Life Guards “Ire
scheduled to pl‘ay the Fairfield Am»l
erlcuu Lemon in 1111 in inirfleld but?
i-‘or that :
inI
reason ihcru “'1:le no games
Communi‘y Hull Saturday, i
It is said that Donald 1.31:1:qu Both the Junior and h'fllltii‘ 'l' 2.!
Frank I-Ilnmg 11 and 11111-1113, 1.1.91-1L A. has tribal! teams “iii play 11.1
map quit the "1' ' 101m “hen \‘op- “ch. inc "'1" seniors 110 to \.u
walk “lav-‘11; Wii'l'I‘: l.'l"(I] lilillftl‘f’llcc C 1113.111 DD \\ I‘IJlth‘vd'ly night. \‘ Tl tl'
over 1111111. they tackle 1111: Y. M. C. .\,ieu1u III
...__._«-...._._.._1_.___..-_lihut pious. “Y" juniors 10111114
[“le RACE STARTS i0 Bi‘ldgt'sp' 11! u'l'hurc'duy night. 1“
... meet the i’urk City "Y" Juniors.
1_ Hit Am). 11b 13 -—-i us) 1-our."illc \chipru't tv'uu] has defeats!
icon teams prIlnir-a .1113» last “lgmlibo Bridgeporitls before and It
at 111111: 0 11m 1. :11 1h. L1.11s. 11m in mp they succeed in >I 01111;. another 1 .
international :l.\- 'le lIlutlc mums 10!" they “ill huIc un uudl pumi
“I'hich Ilosc next \1i111dn night ut1clalm to the juulnr cllal11plon:l.1p
ll o'clock “hr 1in hours of wheel. of Fulrfield County.
1111:. ’lho “l ' seniors expect. to 11.1.. r.
Nearly ”my rider of note- not tied Norman llI ncllyn in their “LL up
Up by Ellrui‘nt‘uil coniracts faced the in all their future gumes. The other
Slal‘irIr's gun. l‘m 111-1113 Combinations members (If the squad will 11.. .1111111
or other races hamlmm separated and liughw BCMUL‘. Clml‘liu Lyman.
Will! 1110 result. that the 79055111113 Bill Thomut. John Miller and [W-
winning combinations were hard to 1 in; ‘VOM‘TCE‘I‘
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