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THE EVENING snnimmsocrn NORWALK, cow.
in Three Games — Compo Life Guggds Win
' Marbem' Nats’ Question Mark DORSEY, STARTS WESTPORT "TEAM sciiirs OVER 9
’ ’lRillNlllGFOR THE HUDSON-ESSEX FIVE .
THENEXT BOUT Score Was Zillim'jll‘i—hin ls Star ”I!"
Makes Eight Points—Darby l’liiys Well .,
Larry McMahon Jumps ("oittor Will Ar-
range Series With the Kai-eye. ‘
THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 19. 1920.
Fred Morberry. not Walter John-
son. Stanley Coveleskie or Dutch
We? 217“!“ 0...... War linemen—- 3:21.:::..7:.:.:::°:;';;".::'“
arles E. Hoyt HasHigh‘Single-and'l‘otal m Merberry, m a, the W
| For. the Evening—HOMVSHP Again—The est relief pitchers that. ever tossed s
t: Scores. _
Joins the Westpori. “Y”
and Will Work Out
bell in the majors. is undoubtedly
~————-——--—--- winter'e‘rest has ironed out the
(07 ‘82 456 1296
The oli‘lclsle or the Y. Ill. C. A. are
wry anxious to have Dorsey with
‘ ' te r . ' _' - . ~
The Kiwanis bowlers made I. Kiwanis Lb 18.373 the gran. u worry of Man‘s" “a" . There “_ WI“ MCCt 'J'H. i'itiiiim Lilo iiuui‘ilii titltlml lili~ IIOlllrL‘l'lllltlt' it :..i ~ . , . . ; ;
“unbuk on the Clmord All." M ”on! . 0'0 ”'8“ Icy Harm,- Al‘yone “WW victory in their ions; llei \\lll"ll ”m” “l" “"" “i " '
Kiwanis No. I. . 7 ',. - trying... l,.. . . Hp,
“will!“ and won three straight Quinlan ’3 85 SO 2” One a! the his reasons 101, the Y 0 lil\ tliilly i‘lllt.li'.otl tlit, liurl>on.L5. Mm"! 1,], ‘H ‘ ”M ~ ‘ '
.I ' M, , ., I, , .. “ ‘ ‘ ' - .
u the interclub bowling taur- Barnes. ' 93 91~ 9‘ 2" “1‘1an 0‘ “1° 19:5 pennant by l Chic Dorsey hniitamwt-lglit liUXl‘l‘ ‘ " “ml. l” ”1 “WNW“ 1493”“ Willi-ill .illtlt‘i' :t -l . .
tnent. They ”5°.pl0k0d 11D 317 Hoyt DO 114 103 318 W hi _ l ' if J lUi \Vr-sipori has started training for liiill lll li‘llli'l'l lti>i l'tllZlil. :i‘t-lx', ili- «lump. in \ .
Pull on the Toreador Club in the Carbone 91 , 93 113 335 as rigton ““3 ho reecuo “or his next imui. Chit: iswillhigto moot, 151.... n.\i;.1.uir intuit“ or it,“ oi" tin» mi. It ;‘ i- . . .M e
W”! 9101a" and are now only 87 Ohm" ”7 98 39 39‘ performed by Pitcher Fred liiur- unvhml). 'l‘hu \Vestitort lightcriolll- lllt rpm. illil mu lilii". lli'i hm. “"“'l“”" M'“ ' ' ‘ ' ‘ '
Dine behind i th ‘ be . . i v a . ed the Y. M. C. A. in his home town H W l' ~~.. “My 1; ' ’ with tli». Kit-W . ’
, n in department and 481: 470 478 143i) rry. 'Iho moment a but hitcher last night. He Wm "am “I the "Y" .1... hit, imp, Jumped ccu- Brmpww, .- T ‘ ‘ l‘ ‘4’
“3 (till ““1” behind in the games bions No. I. started to wobble. the Job of say. every night. This isona or the heat "‘1‘. Mr ilt~= hum-iii. Larry Mayo-ti March. 1 ritzy. tl.‘ . . .-
Won Ind lost. Jakob. . 1'6 .80 80 336 ‘ ‘ moves that Chic could lirivo mad". it uh.- i:.’lllit: nihi 11.11....) in twp the will play thr- >I,-‘»“!w . . , , !
The Lions W°r° on “39 tail "1d Martin 84 ‘78 8': 2“ ing ”1.8mm!” was mmed over to bit; i The "V" has an tho mount”; to liniiii t‘li'. lllllt ii ;. . lll5~ l'l'Oller tlows. gluti in H- H. . ‘l" » . . ‘
. minding; ”tight!“ Slipped further Lawrence 99 102 . 78 279 ‘F‘redflflle invurlebly delivered. ngme him to train a, he {thould_; Hllutri .v " lirwi ' Q'lllii} l‘Gllll'llgtl iii 1111:. Th i..-..y. , I
. n ’ mu“ Dlnfall. They Taylor 76 97 93 266 '7 Doraov wns'not, M hie licrt When u r inl' tirru (iii: worm Int" 1. t'ttlil't‘t l 1] l in _ » j
115V. Wt‘to win their first ame. o m. .. Justtbet’oro thonorld eerien with o . ‘ . 0 .. 1 .0, . ’ point}. “Him .11.; ”0, NM. MS. ‘ . l
'TheT d b l S Snell ‘9‘0‘ 8“ N ”‘4 ho mrt MICRPY Dlum/ ‘r ‘\ '“ 'iurh u- I in W it it i l Loni (it ll Hi f l
orea or ow on were caught V .\ W Plttsbur Norbert-v ln'ured hie City in Stamford a. neck Hint lilou- "' i H m" l i‘ '1" “‘1”. V‘ '. ‘ i" "W ' " ‘ ‘ u
”up!" 1'“ “is“ N°n° °' “1" 435 489 405 1269 3' ' J any night. The cold wruiiw mi .vr W" “""'”'""‘ l." “""""l“".“"”“‘ 1”" “."l‘l‘f'l‘l. 1‘ ' “““ ,3
£11.?!) 0 leader! outside of John Mm No 2. arm. flilanagcr Harlin twice uecd damper on tmmmg “”1”“le 11.. lmililitiii’llv'li’ ljll i‘IXIIllllltJll:Ll.l" ii, \llli'llt? ital-ifanti, i
or coulc seem to get going. He. . " " ' ' ‘- c ultl rot do li onilwot'k and tho ' “ " T” ’ “‘1 ‘t' “‘0“ " ., - “- t'l “W. t‘ .4
, e itr 97 89 9 .65 him. once with full eucuse. but on o i l s r h .. ‘ _ -. ,~ . . ‘ ‘ _ _ ~ . .. .
"anallls team With a SCOI’O of 287. gage“ 69 I 69 th 1 I ll lh t f ‘1 b ll‘ll\'(‘lillg “118 \""X‘_V dillll‘llll {HF 11“” nitritliltti‘ 'i‘l~l‘i-l";lti \llitli) l’i'. frl‘ngt :iti‘y til . 1‘
‘ ‘harlee 13' Hoyt of the Kiwanis "6 $9 80 ”4' 6 W100 ‘8 red 0 ‘ “r erry to l‘(‘.’iL‘ll lirltli-lt‘liort gliiinue‘iuiiiz’. 7‘ "" '7’“ 1”" ill“ l" “'1‘ l‘ W WW"
hm .hiflh lot-El and single for the 51:22:" ilB 92 95 ‘36; was missing against the Pirates. Now that L'hlc. hos lrccomn :i m- m- “'5' """= 'f“”"r ill“ ““51 ‘3‘““31 ‘4‘ I-
.”an H° bOWled 1“ and had a Morrison 91 75~ 80- 246 her at the " he will lJl.’ c-uoiilwi it) WWW! l""l"‘l'1|i'i‘l"‘-‘ vi ”115 lilli'i ”HF , ,‘
total of 816 for the evening. landrews ' H 87 161 This was particularly true in the last, ”am as “on as it he “mm”, ”m ”, 5v“; .tu, ‘ H. lb... _ I _ .l '.
The scores and standings follow: ‘ _....... some. the bent. New Yuri: gym. \"lilc will Allah imma- vui‘; iii» lit‘uvy SHIN-i . ._
The Standing. 415 419 4"! 1‘55 {assist lir. David Slomun 1U it‘ltllll”; :nfiflhiim Hi! (”with “l. ”Fistulonli ‘Ptilflmifll l t .
. . . Points .Pini'all . t t - U U - - ~ . lilll‘ lilt‘lnllt‘l'fi of the i‘. .‘l. «'3. A fit i. .. it it l" \tii motor as "G?" Mir .- t, l ....... .
Toreador 10.5 13,‘09 .Toreadors N0. 3- .Able to “50 bifllbt‘lly llldiBLl‘lll‘ll ‘t’LillitiClli' boxing li‘lilli. Durs‘ry Will l‘.'r\"il"l [Hilly tilttiiptil lli llll‘t’“. il"0]“5.‘i\‘. t' . ...... l
glaciery . . 7; f0 2;. :23 nter in relief rnlcs last year, lilan- have we“... of wumng Wm“. H. of lip” .'t,i:ll.-. only pin-mi} Ill jz~iiilt~nniiitrl \{Jl'jfrlirl\',yz . ,,,,,,,, .
. c ‘3 . ‘ " " . . various weights uiiti should im. in Our BHH' lit 1'11““: t‘. -- f-i- - . 5' .
L183“ ‘ 53 $6 95 265 user Hulls “as able to properly grout shape for his iuiurc ltoulrt. t’” ”“1 “'0‘" "l ”“4 ll" . 3m” ““3 ”i W
McMahon 72 101 76 :52 rest his veteran stall. unless he re— Dorsey's training will (.0le cl “:1... H... .mm L11...- h. in" :0 speed P w . ‘ i. p
C A L L “m" 10‘ 91 M “8' covers the use or his sore arm. the P'lllti‘l‘illlg thu light bull. :«iiridow imx- in: “111' -'"Iitt«_="hn 11M oh dintd a ‘11:: :‘t .33.; 1.-. _, .- >-
" ‘ I I » lug. spurring, jumping rol'l‘. work on ~
UDDER “no h432:! «o 129: Ditching problem will be u mlich ”m “Hahn“ punchmg W ”mm”. ?
- : m ‘0" ‘ ' " throwing the medicine l-rill around. !
Bishop 78 99 88 265 greater puzzle for the Boy Mun- valiant-nice, handball. volli‘yl‘aliil'SS- ‘ _ _
' Connery 88 9° 8? :65 35"" with" Nuts. l-zeilinli and running around tho gym- 0
108 80' M81“ S! Dwyer .62 ‘ 6 iizisiuin to develop wind. DOI‘Et‘y also
‘ T919 1101131446 Downs" V l ‘92 '83 .39 264 Murbcrry h“ “'11an Manager will follow ll. chart of nicnlri laid out .
. H. P ‘ gale? ' ‘37 if 9"" 3;: Harrie that the ailing uoubcr t‘ccle fi'vr him so in; \u'illk llOlféill‘jv‘O :1my «‘2 .,
U . or S in. weight to la ‘I: n iuriii; 1.. ' :
wForHouse Painting and Comm 9,, . 95 as good as ever. He believes the mum of "Mums. GAME TONIGHT
. Decorating
NOW IS THE TIME
kinks. However. nothing will be
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7
. ' “W53“ 9- '~ WT nit; Ble them and they will do cvemhing A ilill‘tl :illvmiti mu be made to-
Murphy 93 96. 89 It?" definitely known until the arm is put - RESCUE PllCNEQWuL , that they can to assist him hri‘NW night it) piny the “runner" game The [inter swimoi rt ..
51133119821131! ”3 93 . 9° ‘5 MANAGER ”“5 for his coming tlglllb- ol‘ the 5: rich l‘u'tu'outi ilic Sluiniord nu (ain't? ‘v'll'll'il’l’ “‘9". l
Gage: ' 9?. 89" 71 263 to asevero test. i Chili? WORRY --—-- ,____._._:.....,.._ Bitten and Now Cuttiinii llie’ HW- low Juiuor lltzgl: :lxiiuol, .., '
Heifers-n . 110 93 95 333 . I The guitic ir; SCllt'Jlllli’Ll for lliu Vll— tor School Gym -~.t. i-iiiv i‘ . .
bond 97 8‘ 88 '2“ ~. ic & lug-t ll'ill it. .\'v v.‘ t'iiii'iiti'i. Twice Thu scorn “an: t: «~15
BQHEdlCi. . . 78 108 1“ W110 IS nght? MULLIGAN AND PERFHTI T l C O '13,} 1,54,) “Winn”: conditions Axel-139d I-[grrm “(1‘5 ”it“ :' I" ii): 'i" ‘.' .
- ”it $111710 7‘" l”— ‘5Ulll-‘d 0’33 U1"; 0‘ ttzrnru and tossed in u. lots! «,3 Lu '.
489 NO “6 1875
Shrew—Storage
ill", lul‘tfiil'. L‘l'lt'tllji. (if lllt. ecuson l3 kI‘iS‘ .‘ill’i 031.: l'OUl :‘3i‘l {,_..- u u. '
tNDt‘i‘lWl to \"l‘l'ir-Hri this contest. 3;; points.
BAHLE IN NORIHALK ARMORY LOSE 5 0T 1713.”), "mlw‘v oi Sonya“; is due w Till: "rt-Orr: 103v”.
with" Hm" mm” . Center Second: 1. i l'
. ‘l‘lir i‘iret game of tho writes “on “Hm, i" ,. .1 .
won by :VIAV i‘unouii on their home 5“,”in “it lllllllll . .-
You. now“ ‘0 0’ ' ' fl ., \\‘lt' lliii. -.. l"'1 m p. , .
the memo flaw» in Frankie Fay W1“ Stage 12 Round Bonk-Dorsey ..:;::::.. lif.‘.‘.‘.‘.1‘r‘; -------------- .
ml - ' ' ‘ . ‘ Tl‘ C and K girls lost lliv. llili‘vi h m. hops in llt'ii llli" count by ”flu“:
than“ for gut 0t and smith In the seml'Flndl Tilt—“Peters 50ml?" of the sorted with the Qtior- Sltiilllpillt: ilit .\‘t-w (Tanimn i‘llli'. $111,“, 1,.
”300 you my 1'01] . . . tlonotlcs lust night. This was the bier. iail oliuiigtp imit- izihi ll place hour“; '-_v ., ..
our mom ”3' haul" and Broad NIEEt‘WTOth and Kunz In‘Four *iirellininary contest played in Com. in both imiinr; elm-t; the first new nu‘ H ..
munity Hall. The C and K glrlehnvo test. Molly lll‘l'illlllll and Jack lio-
won two games and the Quosiiou- gun. both 0i riziitiliti'tl .iii: no“ “3‘ .
A _ ~ . . brick isniiding‘.;ioomd are
Round Scrap. .
"m Jim .. ...I ‘ .. ,- . -
“i“:l’imén’ww‘l‘fl“ ”ma “mm mm “1”” 5"“ .Th” Elli?” “$3.3." ‘(i'li 57:133.? ‘43.? ’.‘-’-‘..§‘l‘.‘infill” 131?.
“- -‘ . ~r-, l0 it .i:. .~ :4 ' ... ..
. It“ I. I} .. With the [896“ up 6! BY! tnuei nu in mg 1.!” and m “Mung m Florida Roger Lutlhm i t l
Frankie For: and the South Noi- the eight round bout. Both 0: these wins four out. of seven games will
. lauucv ii. .
boxy-rs have lief-n displaying rare b3 guests of the 0931018? “‘3’“ ‘11 in his pines C) ’
at. the pro-55m tinic.
the Now (Ti-linen mum Will have Gordon. ri
" tern ving you‘thelow-ineur.
metal-imam per hundred
wall: Sporting Club will hold the?
‘ . ~ ,i 301111 of imo Enid it loolm like ltn~ a diniitr to be Slim alter ill-'3‘ 5”" . . . . . . -< .. . -. r - r» -:-
« AE T N A (low ”contents. mm boxing eliow 1” the Aimory ; “the; good buui. son closes. The score- was 2143 lim'. L’Pllllth’fJSgi; Lil “It’ll-1.: wit-LI” 3:0 1311,2355! 1;. ‘ ..
' diiriii the ilr.’t wool“ in Airll. with? . nirht. ‘ *‘ " L “ ‘ " ‘f. ‘ ‘ ‘ _’ . “fir“ "
' Daily 'MOtOl' 38111886 v 5 :‘ ' \ l . 1 Young 'l“oih tin-J Kid Kuhn o! ”W. El‘hc lineup of thc- 1‘ anti [\- roam l’iilslii‘llilili ploy. v ill this vii-uni). (illwi. 1.. .. . . . . . ..
. Jinn; Mulligan milling Lev\'_l"ci- 3 rarlncwoo section will battle in the > 1‘" ’ - M . > T}... gum. mp start, at 1) o'clock. WW1... t;
Service W New York 1 r 91 included Julia I'th’nzi irertiutio
. . . iciii or New York City in the main l 1'...” round bout, Which will open the . ' _ 'l‘ht-re vviii l'u‘. .'l preliminary Cuntcst.
T61. Nor-walk 294—10923 bout of 1., ounde ' : 'trd Pennington, Irene ’Chanton. llezcl Dancing “iii inllut'.’ ill"- games.
‘ r " -" ' Melonoy, Vera Mchamara. and Iiiay Siuniit’trtl Ullll‘n New Camnnl _
B U R N E R S ,
.‘=:.The.Nash, Raymond
Perfettl is one of the loading hair-l 'l‘JltZ’ curt-l (its arranged looks like Motnlli. The Questiouettes had tin:-
(..110lllt‘-l‘ all star attraction and has following on their team, Esther Cill'lrl'li ,. 4 lloger Irv WWW, “WNW
“r, r will l'l'lV‘ to dieilu ti 1. hm l unvaried considerable attention all (Janey. Atlclc Kcliziiy. Martha ill League 03"”:er “‘1‘le ' .‘ h
M" ‘ L I y l“ "‘ incur the state. The Armory should (Ililiisl‘vy, Mary Modno and biotic “Frmmn . “”1 Kelly the. Rods, put. m 1:] .‘n‘tl:
N. Y. Phone. Chelsea. 8059.
memo-
anneal-into MOTOR
“is F“? “11‘“ ’IWO on n».
tamwciglii-s of the country and llulu " .
form of “I" “11'0” 1" “‘3 11°F“ ‘0’ iv rimmed to the doom again {or Peck. l.l‘ - l ~.
‘ . u . ‘ ‘ ‘ » _. , ice in the majors min 1““ ‘- Al -
8’. Dean L0. TRANbPORTATlON score a Win in this scrap. ; this: :«iiow. , ~~-——’—-———~~—-———-—~v- 15mm; .............. . riiuin holly Louie and Clllclllliflll. My 1
e . , . ‘ . . ‘ . .,
COMPANY ROGER PEOKIVPAL‘GH Chic Dorsoy of Westport and “Pen! U H,” l" \loruke campaigne more “th H“ “H“
‘ . . r . . _ . ' . . . i \. ~ ., ................ . \ __._____, _~__.
2 Flex Hi] Road ' 80. NORWALK. CONN. _ Wee" Smith oi Bridgeport will clns‘h I‘londr- Dem. dont 30" thins’wl- . nu “Bow M, W m: . ,M W... .
l The!“ mystery “lulled '0 the ,in the semifinal ltout or ten round: 3 NH"; 1105" “it"? we“ manly "0k”? HOSW - . - - ~ ‘‘‘‘‘ ' Wood doting; mother as 1in l‘.‘ . “In: .4.
case 1’?! Roger Pockinpaugh. eter
uhortatop or the Senators. and voted ( ‘
most valuable player in the Ameri- ‘t’roni start to finish, . 'lu'rn train waving their hendkcr-
‘ L ‘ ‘ . r - _. t _
can League last season. Here it to. Johnny Peters: Of Bridgeport and ‘ chills at. the toolbali grime! \an
Preeltfent Griffith says PM“ “ill Kid Brood i-tl' Stamford will meet in . lerl‘lll linsqueradcr.
start the 1926 chase on the bench;
Stanley Harris. youthful manager. M...
refutes his boss' statement. piping
iii? and none other, will he at Baseball Star as Hunter
This ltout should also in: it lllllllll‘ii'l “WWW” “‘5- my love. they 881
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BUY
FRlSBlE’S
Get. This Through Your Bait PIES
that we don't think we're so well
linown that advertising in this
paper doesnft help a. whole lot
There is a church in this town
that has been here over sixty
years. 'still they ring the bell every
Sunday morning. yet everyone
knows that the church is here
any concern that is wrapped up
in itself. makeup mighty small
l package. 'sd‘w'e"wuit' to ten the
J whole {world that jit’s ttoolish tc
F. ' S. LYON
JOB PRINTING
South Nat-walk
buy. new tires when for a minor
expenditure we can vulcenlze them
to perfection. Vulcanizlnz giver
old shoee‘ new lite and eluticlty
with an ueurcnce at increased
mileage and added eervleeebllity
. , . McCOLLUM’S
' (:QI I";’ i. i“. , ,
. 9’ is : llt‘ '»ll.l .li .
A NST T .-j Livolet .... . .. . . . . .. Tl. Hogan' ”.0" dropped {4:414 ins,” [1’ I
. ‘ suns ‘ ‘
to hand the City College or New
York an unexpected defeat last
the Manhattan team to Nam-all; The Weetport Y. M. C. A. teen:
next Monday night when they will did “Oi Nay the New Canaan "Y‘s"
more than five points in that period. Mr 01 ”1‘3 game. llather‘than be
The lau‘se score indicates the (seed With a suspension from amu-
test was played with amateur rules”
in ettect. It is expected that the
{Olin P: Carleton. one Of Dartmouth Criterious Of Bridgeport in the prc~
Lollegee most spectacular athletes. llminai‘y game in the y_ M. C. A.
Boron ........... 'Ruecoe , ‘ '
F W Nats Get 12m
‘ WESTPORT “i”
Thomas "Hawk" Skidd aided the
Manhattan College basketball team DID NOT PLAY
night “-27. Mike Cohelan 'scored . «
only three points. one field goal and -
one foul. He took Mike Cohalan's
place at. center. Skldd will bring
play the Red Men. The c, c. N. y. as. scheduled last. night. The New
rive has held the coiiegisie cham- Cat-mu how “timed to may profes-
plonsliip for the lust “"99 years and sional ruiri- and the: Weetporters re-
they have not been defeated by (used. The result was the calling
siren lb of the Manhattan “am. teur circles the Wesiport boys re~
who Bare expected to give the In- fused to go through with the game.
diaiie a‘h'srd 83m” on Warliiiirzton's The last time the two teams met
Birthdav ' I L “’ the \Vcstport lads won. This con-
FORMER DARTMOUTH 5T3]! \' . . .
_ . ew Canaan the “ill come to West-
IS BACK ‘3 SPORTS port before the season is over for
. . ‘ another game.
MAOCHLSTER N- H- I‘Eh- 13" The Westporl team will play the
‘8 3831!! back in the Sport world after tomorrow night. The Compo Lire
spending three years at Oxford Dnt- Guards face the Strutford Legion in
veralty. England. as n Rhodes schol. the main go_
or
Phone 527 Prompt Delivery
GEHEBE’S
“It’s Here If It's Houseware"
Brunewick'l‘irel dohnny Carleton gamed fame ”by
----------- 4 | . V] II I his lack of teer in taking somer-
dmw Ibe- Norwflk Door Mats 5' seulte 03 the shlojump at, Hanover. RED MEN EXPECT
‘ ' "It's Here If It's Houseware" and later by becoming a member all! - ‘
the U. 8. Olympic' winter sports
team in 1924.
In ski proficiency.‘Carlcton is
one of the best in the country. in
Switzerland last winter he aeton- ‘ _
ished the people who are literally '
brought up on skis. as a means 0!
necessity. ‘ The R M
The Dartmouth! youth's activities “38 (3:1er 0: egngrgf Digging-get:
Rubber ulvnnized coco: and
open rope door mats in ell sizes
some with fancy color border:
.Prieeeilsc up
88 Wuhinston Street
South Nor-went. Conn.
‘LARGE' CROWD
BIY’S—
..r--. "
._ 12:14 it
hMain Street . , .. South-Nome.
f '. .THE'.HOM‘.E'.¢F?1¢¢QP7010THES
, f‘ ‘-
NB
PIKE
'n' 0033 AIDS PET DOG
are not restricted to racing around
snowocovered bills. or. leaping 0!!
cheer preclpicea. For instance, at
Oxford he wee one o: the outstand-
ing tennis players and wae’capiain
oi the university team.
Just use-baby takes to walking.
What do the laugh}; ”I, do in me on‘mwn? You’ve often heard Carleton took to the skis on his re.
turn to the United tales and located
thlttlskcd. “ell, here's the famous Ty Cobb. manager of the Detroit in this city, where he is studying
law. No mner was there a. thin
crowds that they have ever handled
at the local armory tomorrow night.
There will be seats for all. Manager
John licharrie advises the fans.
The Essex colored club of Bridge-
port are sending down a delegation
of 200 tons tor the game. This will
be the first appearance or the Re-
naissance Big Five in Connecticut.
The Cameo Fl 0 orchestra will tur-
nieh music for dancing alter the
Those two American nguc "'—
eruns will be on tho Washington ‘
tcr this season. They Were. r-= . !
traded to lhc Senators by lll‘.
Louie Brouns in ext-harp; foi‘l‘v "
ere-Tom Zachary .1an Win Bal' 4‘!
Bush had been in the majors raw"
1912 and played with the .iiii'n
Red So: and Yi‘snk'l‘h lml‘orr. '."ii“:
to the Browns a your age. '1
_ m in “1" “”9.“ bill“?! It Anew-r Gm T5 '5 ‘ keen spam!!!“ layer of snow ton hillsides than he games. lit" boon with tho “rt-“DH cm:
. _ . . wasout on "bonds." and in his ele- The Stamtord Reds will play the 11011"! since 1918. Lia-'5 one of " ..
. "'1 his y. line does. Hes depicted pla Rum to one of his mom. . Armory Five in the prellr'rilnury beat hunters and one of the harti-N
hm mm the" m animal‘s ' attu- it. had inked a At Dartmouth the Olympic mem- nine. Manager )icGar-rie said that mento pitch to in the circuit; aim
' _ cine, . M A i m_ . p . ber- nve nimble hid in causlnk both games will hostel-ted on eched- creel: lend-oi! man. Bush had lti- a
plug. ' ' ‘ ‘ . “ m-Jnmptuxjtomecome tone of the die time so that there‘will be plen- best season in 1922. when no \"(U
, 4 . .‘. . “at”, m- Mather-e. _ ‘ ta 0: time10:- dencins. . , A's-“mel'lnd lost. but seven.
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