WAGE EIGHT .
CONORBS FIVEW IN EASY
VICTORY OVER LOCAL TEAM
Score Was 41-22—Green and White Lad -
able To Find the Basket—Miss ManyPFEOi‘Il
Tries—MMCGow ill and Perlman Play Well——
,1 Sandy Stars.
1 The Congrus High tmm defeated
the dopmentatlxw or Normllli in a
yununy contest at the t‘ongrc.
fli‘h gym. Bridgeport, ytniei'llay to
I30 time of ii to 22'.
The owning ot the gnum was
unto. Iluiilit‘r sido scoring. Congress
drew tirst blood by shilling .1 bus-
ket from the tloor. From then on
“was ono tally :il‘lcr another. The
end of the first quarter saw the
count 7 to I With Congress on the
high side. During ilid aerond quur-
tor the homo icum piled up more
tallies wiillo tim \isllors Were un-
able to copi- satisfactorily with the
‘ Lionnlon. The third stanza. was a to
[petition of the “rut two with Con-
grass nlill holding the lead. Dur-
.ing the final frame. the Congress
second team was put in and they
held tho out-obtowncrs to a few
baskets.
middle of the liner. Sandy's scoring
“as done with a mob on top or him
but it was none the less spectacluar.
liouell. Munkascy and Lewow
each had a crer't at the middle posi~
lion. Munknscoy sunk two baskets
for a total of four points. Hoursli still
gets ntnded last and he cannot last
a whole game.
The Norwalk tossors did not have
an eye tor the loop at all They
missed easy 21L ts nd scored on only
si.\ foul tries out. of tWonty-etght.
Tonight the Congress team.
through the courtesy of Coach Thy.-
ior. Yale basketball director. will go
to the Yale" Harvard basketball
match free of charge. The Athletic
association will pay'tho expenses oi
the trip. Only the first squad will he
allowed to ......1 to the game in the
chartered bus. Coach Harry Lyon
will meet the team at New Huron.
The score:
Featuring for t onglcss were 1‘. oili CONGRESS
j and Knplan iloih stuck to liis man G y Pts
the glue all through the some and Sandy. rt _ n; 0 it
not only mm he able to keep him Hurley. rf o o 0
't’rom scoring more than two points. Sekowitz. if I; 0 14
.- but he was also able to tally eight Angelopolus. 1g . O U n
points. Hts spectacular passing had Howell. c , . , ,, . . o 0 0
‘tho spectators roaring. iloih has Munkugcy. o ....... g n 4
.mado a remarkable comeback from 'Lewow. Tc , . . , _ . , _ , 0 o 0
tho slump he was in for the last Roalngky. 1-3 ........0 1 .1
"two or three gamma. 1113 man “'08 Baum. c . . .. . . 0 0 0
unable to *nin but one lone basket. l'toth. 13 , . , 3 2 g
‘Kgplsn is always a dependable mun Hayden. lg . . ,, . , , ,_ o 0 o
and never loses his head. Belle. lg .... . . . . . . . 0 0 0
The high point scorers were Sandy .... —.— ——
pd Iokowita. Each tallied it points. 39 . 3 1
rflkowits was all over the floor and NORWALK
I put. in some niftyl shots from the (3, p1 pm
Sullivan.“ 1 1 1. 3
Miller. rt .........1 0 2
Perlman.lt........ 2 3 'i'
Stowe." .......... 0 0 t)
,F. s. LYON Mchwnn. o ....... it i 5
Charrltho......... 0 0 0
JOB PRINTING Maco.‘rg 0 o o
Yost. rg. .......... 0 i ‘i
Sturges,ig.........1 O 3
80qu Norwelk Meade. lg or o' o
3 - -8 23
Rename—Griffin.
Not So Good
Jess Petty oi the Dodgers didn't
do so well in his initial big league
season last your; winning and‘losing
ninorgames. In 1924 Petty was with
lndisnapolls and nked near the
top of the list in the American As»
socintion. Great things were expect-
ed 0! him at .Brooklyn but he could
get nothing better than an oven
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Norwalk Hy Is Defeated -—
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1916. He's also seen service with the
Athletics and Senators.
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Red Fox who will wear 3. Cincinnati
uniform during the coming season.
The Reds grabbed him the
day.
i
the past few Weeks.
other
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Wally 'i'ipp.
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Program For Sunday
Local Atwnter Kent radio dealers
announce the following broadcast
program Mr Sunday:
Len Luboshntz. violinist. and
Benno h‘ioiseiwitseh. pianist.
Programme
I
(a) Impromptu in 17‘ Sharp ..
. . . . ........... .. Chopin
(h) Etude In thlids G sharp
’minor ..... ...........Cliopin
(e) Mazurka in A minor .. Chopin
(d) Waltz in A fiut magor . Chopin
Mr. Molseiwltscli
II
(:1) Prelude and allngro .....
.. . . . . . . ..Pngnani Kreisler
(b) Albumblntt ..... .. .
higher-Wilheiml
Mme. Luhosliutz
III
(a) Hark. Hark. the Lurk . . . .
. . . . . . . . . .. .. . . Schubert-Liszt
(b) Bird Song Palmgren
(c) Campenella ..... .. ..... Liszt
IV
Mr. Moiseiwltsch
(Dedicated to Mme. Ltiboshutz)
(n) Romance .. . . . . . Glui-
(b) 1iclodie.............'. Gluck
(c) Tambourin ._ . . Gossac-Frnnko
(dl Schon Rosinariii . . Kreislev
for Mme. L.uhoshutz
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Mr. Kurt Schindler at. the piano
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The score of lost night's game:
(YIllTERIONS
G i” Pts
E. tnndolph. rt l o 2
Neery. it ..... . 0 1 i
C. Randolph. o ‘J 2 6
Ericson. rg ‘J i 5
Christensen. lg . . . .. i n 2
E6 i 16
Y. M. c. A.b NIORS ‘
J. Benttie, rt ....... El 0 '2
ll. Boattie. It ..... t2 0 12
Lyman. e .........l t.- 2
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Thomas. lg t I 3
O l 19
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Pluto In Open chntngs
Just out of meiicui college is Wel-
ton Brammer. 23 (top). of Dunedin.
Xew Zealaud.
But “hen \i'liiinin Torrington
(center). assistant cook on the
steamship Port Bowen. became ill
with appendicitis. at sea. Bremmer
didn't hesitate st operating on him.
As an assistant. Bremmer called
on Charles Edwards (below). the
Port Bowen‘s chief steward.
Chief Engineer J. C. Hooker so!
in at the unique surgioei'party. too.
Bremmer discovered the ship's sup-
ply of surgical instruments didn't in-
clude retractcrs. used to hold back
the flesh.
made-
So Hooker
night'.
.1 pair. over-
And when the Port Bowen nude
Boston the cane: day. the appendi-
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LOCA.L BOWLERS
Take Two Straight
RED MEN FIVE
LOSE OUT ON
TIlEglNSIIRANCE
NEW HAVEN. Feb. 20. -— The
New Even Profs oi 1916 will do
their spring training in southern.
climes. Announcement was made
last night by President George
Weiss that Suffolk. VII... had been
decided upon as the scene of pre-
liminary spring \tork. Thus the
traiui , policy of the club will re—
\ort t the successtul regimes 0!
Managers "Chief" Bender and "W ild
Bill“ Donovan. bgh or whom gate
\‘ew Haven pennants.
Suffolk is a. town or npproximnte~
LV .0. 000 inhabitants and about
fouxtoon miles removed {mm the
seaboard cities or \ortolk and Ports-
mouth. It is the world‘s largest pea-
nut market. having in its confines
seven peanut cleaning factories
three peanut oil mills. tour peanut
candy taciories and sixteen peanut
warehouses
“...—... .
ennwxmcn \‘s. msIIo.
\‘EW‘ YORK. Feb. 20 -—t \P)
Matchmaker Jess McMahon ot Madi-
son Square Garden sought permis-
mission yesterday to match Poul Ber-
Seore Was 32:23 In the;
lenbach. world it ht heawupight
champion with either Johnny Risko
of Cleveland. -O...or Jack Renault.
Canadian heavyweight.
Oflicial sanction wu‘withheld un-
til next Tuesda:‘..Cheirman Farley
said. but he intimated that the per-
mission wonll be granted. This con-
cession will be made to Berienbach.
it was pointed out, in View or his
promise to risk his title against the
winner of the Mike McTiguc-Jacll
Delaney tight.
comps stern). '
ST. AUGUSTINE. Fla. Feb. 213-.—
tAP) Archie Compston. British pro—
!eaionsl golfcbampion, will be pro.
:esSionel at s. EL_Auguxtine coun-
try club from December 1 to April
is, 19 -7. at a salary of 87. 500 it
was announced here today. This on.
lax-y is said to be the record price
paid by a Florida club.
n'nss noun. Gs “13's.
we: Shoes Built for Rama Service
m be? It! the reel tut of shoe quslity. and the
Mil, mil. stiles he re featuring will defy any winter
3“»
Is Isn'intii‘s}:
South. Nonnlk
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CLEARANCE SALE
.0 .—
Hosiery. gloves, corsets,
[insures and
underwear
DEL Mos-re. Cat. Feb. :0.—
Miss Marlon Railings or New York.
yesterday won the annual women's
Pebble Beach golf championship (or
the fourth capacitive time. she de-
flated In. W. C. Van Antwerp, Son
I-‘nncboo. six up and fire to play.
oars TITLE.
WEST PAL! BEACH m Feb.
:o.——rnn Virginia You Wis, 17
you 01¢]:th toner. yesterday
can the women‘s churn
r-owm
W 7%mmu
sion iron! the Sin e Athletic com-I
To 01d Loop
SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 20.
ive Scores
DEFEAT THE STAMFORD REDS
1925
Win
IN HARD FOUGIIT CONTEST
Score Was 28 17-«Helfant Runs Wild In Second
Half and Rolls Up Several Points-willie. lirl
Made 12 Points In Final The Minutes»
O’Connell Stars.
scans our I
BATTERY (3.;
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[lI'i)'
First Game Of SeriesI
L131: 1‘. Canadian bun-'nmwrtuht cl‘
plon in a ten round iron: ll'il“? .
night. 3
firm}.-
Ithtm.
Two Bcnl t.‘ hump;
Paul lieilenbach IlLTILTIi1Z£i\}“‘
weight champion an: ii xrry their I No t H
"30‘ run In. con: i '4
Cronn- “earns “ho bellow in pl only Ien‘ hour.
king of thr- m ldrileneig his. era
of action. l‘nul and Harry kecpl
prettv busy. Tlm' 3 mar h 1.. Von‘ .\ lrzrzr Pa
can say about most of the [IT'E'S :itlri‘ed on itihwl.
pugilistie kings. plum-a
Lil?
DID NOT PLAY
LEGION FIVE
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Thousands o!
yen?
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l‘lh rim"-
(in ii ilss (lid not
tin? Strtitford
1‘ "milepost are posted
address on
rx‘iw s.» railway trains
tine ~30 miles
licntton is car-
use
0! a tell:-
Seeks Late Dad’s Laurels
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Criterions By 19-16 Games— Frank Has -..
Score‘Hugh Beattie High Single W i t h it‘lllil: II-“lluli' l'.iI'l wild in the sec- lStamford 1pit-w I'n 11.1mm .1 1 1.1..
‘ null hull of lust night's preliminary “"3““ 3““ “““W‘J‘ I" It’ll ‘lIw ..
Is Star. 130800113. grime at the “mm”, and almost siu— huwk. 1‘ or this rumor IIH “mum
“...- . > . . . . . a ‘ Of the locale \'».itl nlil"I-I '1: VIII
The Y. M. C. A. same” or West- The Clitiord “105,6 howling ttsum gin. IitllltLMl‘It'llllIlIC‘iJ tilt: Arlniury Live “5‘” “no main: through twill-x lint
DON nosed out the Ci‘itorlons of was victorious m thelr match with a to Sk'utv.’ n ...-pl? \‘lt‘tury. IIlIli game I‘lil‘lllli'ig,lt.‘l:.lllt‘.t: oi ihw .'\"llit'l' I," I.
“at om 0| the hurt. lii't‘IIl'ltlilrll‘y tiltn hl‘I‘I "H“ tr‘fflrl‘l'fi‘t‘ “will In.” l'u ~t
Bridgeport. lit-16 Hm last “ISM. Stamford team lnstnlght. The local 't H . ( whs ilii' mm ' mm-mnt-r ,~ . ,
The utility was Dilly'g‘fl Willie “00? bowlers took two straight games o ,. I" "M”m‘ , tlmt twinning» mun ml. I 1.1 w u
01' this Weslport '1 gymnasium. . ’ ‘ . Iii". M‘lll'” no.» lmh when tIii’: tirol The ”on, m‘ ,1“ ,HH
Hughio Beattle. former Staples from the \lsitois “mm “ere rolled hull tllIIUlI. The visitors soon uropt s'i‘vtn'omb; i ll.
lligh school slur. accounted {or ill on the Clitiord alleys. Frank, of the upon ”1” “mm “M Mm“ 1h“ ”m. ' ‘ t. , 1
points. llughie played a line game local team. hit 130 pins in tlioiirst -r Ulillu'llit‘h'l 11w illll‘lt'iti of play O‘Connell. rt‘ ,,,,,,,, I. 1
on the floor and made it grout mate game. ”I“ WW." Mm ill-l'l. ’i‘hv‘- Armory “Hum. if . .
tor his brother. John. Braille. lllo H q l' l . "‘1: I L"I\i, LII'UIH loom; llllll scored 1" Sim. r- , ..
(Irlttxi‘ioiis hurl: oiio of the best The more 0 I“ m“ ‘ I |wltit5i I“ WWI wwwumn' “mm“. H: .
tcumu in Bridili‘port and much Ci'u— CLIFFOI‘D I “ill-vi" H'I'uuuv ll. :=i:ll‘ lll:l\'1 r of III‘IKI. “Ill Im‘ .....
(iii. in due tlit‘ ""i for winning. Hollywood .lll is: :33 l. ,m. H. .v.»i...'-. l:l-~‘r1.'itiun ”Hm”! . . ., ........
Illll liltitistii‘. formed physlt‘ul lil- \Iiirino . . . . . .... .. 1M" “i... 3:] \lltl‘. m \Ii‘: lit in 1mm; lllItIt<I'11llll :~~‘l.l' Hui-ll, lll7ll’l‘t“i im‘ theI , .
rector hi the 3'. hi. L‘. A. and inn-y a lv'innk ......... ..... 131) s: 31‘13'”. “ ho “ill m. lr ‘l him-mm 1'11 ”H “Hm” ll. .11.,..l,l,,,,1 in “n 0”,, of? .\l:,\i1.'lii il\ ‘.
Student at Columbia university d0~ Al‘l'llllll ......m... ”I I“ ’0’} Boston Ilrtius in itiJ‘ . H. 11.45 11-] I.) in. iltitm ». it it hmi not been Hiram. r.’ ..... ‘
till: gl‘udllflli? “'UFI‘L i‘ui‘crrt'd ”“3 ISVMCC """"""' I" M 18 lvu'ntli purtliiisetl from VII" \':1iil.m.-.~:It'ur his 'unl .‘1Iit'HliiiL‘.\lIlt'.' ilcvis uuuld lt‘vluhll, i: .. .
grime. . ’ ":— 7“ , iii, llm waiver "ll'It‘I‘. Aitluriilgt: um I Irma lift it .‘3\‘..’illli xi. l-‘nnntii 1. i' ...... . .
T110 “1"” “I” I‘m" The Christ i331» {’2‘ JOI’VISPNIOH with thlw \Vliltl‘: Sort, Yunlm.‘ ’i‘liv SidioturllIll'il'ii‘li hull ii. good Flier-hail). 11:. it .....
CIIUl‘Cll 'III'IMIHI‘JE 9t “swam in STAMFORD. SI-i‘iiitoi‘s null lil'mrlts, Ilii\'lll;.f hi1 ‘lr..m '-‘\I I: :1 41'3lele that was hard lliisv‘liimur... l'l'.‘ iv
the Westpoit 1'. hi. C. A. next Cnhill W, ‘J-‘I “'0 3"4 bestsvuson in Nil. win-21,3.» i Imm- to purl-11M» I.ll1l‘.‘. ll..ltu.nt does lit-lf-m‘ ‘: 4.
T'Waiml’ night. A week from tonight Smith ......Q..-----1I"~' in? :09 her of the purinnnt-uinning Nation» 1:1” do illil' Ii s1 11111.1: m. It rule. lint
III“ "Y's" “I“ meet the blatiliorti Bloio ..............‘.iO'J 10’: 204 .115' he won it”. and lime it will): IIuL.’ main 2:1 ‘i‘J'I hm 1}." with him i . . 1
"Y” i031“ 1“ “"Ifitr’m‘t' The Y“ M' “3' Caldweil ......uua-IO3 ' IIII 3'” MMWW“““‘"‘"‘~“‘ I'm.) limp-n. t1 1:. :va\' ilzislwm. Th1; 7;. :‘ti': 1; r. \\‘. Ill-.11“. H1:
A. Juniors will play the New Ha— Wolilebcn 9;, “.3 137 I T - e
\'("il "Y" Juniors tor the chnnipion- .. .. -...“ COMBAT TRAIN I
ship or the lower half at tho stoic. . , am) 515 1015
The winner will face Waterbury ‘ COMPO GUARDS FL.
IIVIV LLIN IS
LEADER AMONG
NASII ‘BOIVLERS
Has Average Of 95 »~
Vincent Costello l-lad
The Rad Men lost Milt“) in storm I ..im-rioun Ln‘giut: did not appear at
insurance by .02 or an inch Inst: ‘ “Roy Falllling' 18' in. “new.“ “‘“I The Guards High Single iillCI
night. Manager John McIGarfiie hadI kliar. IV“, :11 for halt h” In.” past game T t L
n. ”on” to cover an inc: 0 show. W Itlmn and Him tii‘vnlly called the 0 a
‘Vh en the snow stopped shortly be. ’l‘ht t‘omhit Train n n “ ill:- {I 1 ' 1 n) r0 “W'”
. ' U ..11- 5 ~; . . :u-In. _..v t . I l‘l nu. . _
go" 8 Odo“; 113”":ng It’lehci{(t:IFtliiil of Hill: lms'u-tloill Nil”: ultli. h H I311 illuril Ifll‘xlii :l’sl. tlioilglit xormfln I‘IIHVIV‘H‘III“ Hm:- I
hm were sea “"8 y D llititi i“. ilnrul ill the Air-on I . .. 1 MW - I r, “a haulers I“ 5'3““ 1“”31' ‘
that another flurry of snow would 3 I . ll ll ii i u .1 . .1. till til. 1L.
be enough for them to Collect in the “T“‘u‘da" “WNW 2'1 is It .in .V L"'l'lllllUITIt‘-'Jlt:d IUV'CI‘IIS'C of ill) rw; t-rnt W, rmliw ‘
insurance “in! Liluru. Collistoch L“ Roy rummw II!" "VIII"? OI "-‘Ii'li it“ " "l; lll'll‘iilli'f it was 1115- I the figurine JUST iFEiJi‘-',.
weather observer of \‘orwnlk. cal-«ZONE (oinhat Train m“: ih.. ...; ..f t-ovvrnl 13;. 1.. .L mix-w y, in»; (1311de Thev tollm':
iuiy watched the snouiall. This lsIIIW WIN; 1”? ’0‘:le In ME him?“ ”THU” III . . . I .
only one of the tough brakes that or d‘ t” n mg l' ”Em"; . “I?!” .II‘” "I ”1“” ' 1;}. "I”! Conn. m . N011 an H. 1... .- dim ...........
the Red Men have suffered thiu sea- Iluum “I H“ "“9 ”All“ “WI I«"!‘«— “Iril‘t’lll l1".‘.l I 3 to wish on. - N .
so“. . pull of Hollow 1' dist) plural rill gm.- 5. ”as. [’11. I U Mann ”,th inf \i. 3:03!” ‘ """""""""
. I Tim scores milox: .S:nifr;.-i lVlll‘yilI t1! lili.iIlthISUiIlQIA_ 'mlou .......
LINDSEY LEADS 1N pix MATL'III “Wm “M" ‘1‘»le - "“15 "IO-V W- ' .rI .
HSTAMFORD Feb. so —-1tiort '7‘ ’ I.“ ‘-‘W'-' I“ "\"‘l""" “‘~" "1““ ‘ I12. .n .1. ...............
Lindsey rolled 172 for high single 13"” r'. ---------- 1' '- i lure?"- numl- l: pwpll. In.l<'lPd1G.Jr'Iinson ..........
and averaged 1‘7 for “‘0 games L38! ITI‘IY'ii‘il, If. .. . . . I . . . . I! " J 1' ill ”‘37 " LII‘ “- l. " 11.1'.‘ ‘. ISlI- i‘ III‘OIlt'V ‘‘‘‘‘‘‘‘‘
night when he and Col liuiirri d1 l"“”"““~" “‘ " " “ 7“. “”"I “I "I‘ll" ' I\_C05'1‘Ilu .. ,
looted Ed HIRBN'TS and Connolly or I 1‘” "v“ ‘I‘Jum ’3 ----- .. , ' 5-1 j __,_.”-.,__._ 2" . how u
Grocrmlch’ 1369 to 1167 in u rub-IV Iv"? " — ‘ it “HT" ‘1‘! 3* 1” “lLlU-V Ii cams .......
her band duckptn match on Lind- I I: ‘ '1 \i.«.t :- ‘ .l. 1:;qu of tip:- :l'. llzlmiu ...... .
sey'salieys. .1 ' - “mg.” I .__, .V ..m annmmmy. Ii). Villlhl‘o
The scores: : » y , . I . ., . w. l-loiwrte ........
STAMFORD I Battery 1 Kiss. ml... .l. 1.. .. . :.i_._.,l:"-i (.0- J. Skidd ‘‘‘‘‘‘
Raileri 101 114 150 “3 197 I v t; l l” lumillrl" Gite-rig. Smi‘l. ct (irrvnwich \V'. iialogli ..........
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NASH BOWLERS
lN. MATCH AND
BANQUET TODAY
'. To the meioticrs and asp-Jinan e at
the Sash Engineering boull
today is one at the most 1121..
days in the routine of the [him
since its formation. I'ox this thr-
noon and evening. the Ir. f
the team will haxe first so i"'
muscle and late: as theii g '
members of the bowling team oi
Turner. Seymour Fo um w of ”or
rington.
Plans. for this return some inane
been in the Works for some timl.
and addition to the game their 11 ..l
be a. banquet and entertainment. ‘22»;
game between the two TUNES
start promptly at 3 o‘clock.
Clifford Alleys The following Inv‘
Mil comprise the two Nash pom:
Norman l‘hlwn'tilin. t“ Smith. R
Hopper. G. Johnson and Abe Talent.
and [fired Conn xi, Pat .‘x'azzaro.
Prod Hamm. C. Gustztson. Kalita
Wilkenson. and E Pattdceila. There
will come from Torringtcn, ii men.
comprising the ttam and oiiici-xis.
After the gum. till, members or.
the teams. “ill ad 05:2; to the Hotel
blahackemo. when; a bi lint 1.». -t«\ili to
sened. During and 'oi’ owing 13w
banquets program of (nter'ainmert
will be prcstnted Norman l‘lemn—ii
in is general chairman for the aifair
if“)
".‘i '
in at:-
MIIILIGAN “13$
SEW YD! 1K. leb. 21.4. —— Ton-1m;
hiiliigan. Scotch xteltcrtvelght evened
his score with Jack Zine oi Pitts»
burgh In a ten-round match at
\ladison fiquare Garden lat-t niij’ '
when he was gun; a 51-14;": ind '
after a. torrid match.
The tight was a slugging aft-4:
with. both men bleeding from the
nose and mouth and hammerzrr
stay with both hands. The rim-hr.-
was of the hairline variety but I
mtjortty at the 15.000 tans indict"
ed by applause that Milltgar. (a rat»
the undid.
DESCRIBED.
"Ides! spent
hour."
"Doing what?"
“loading the chlldren."——Kss-u
City Our.
a gruelling r1. "
who”
nun mesons:
v..o§o-’o%i96.-
....ay.s
Norwalk Chronicler