EEDY FIVE Nln. cusM
WITH RED MEN otttNtEt
t. isiiors Have Fine Court Record—“Stretch”
' Meehan Will Play Against George Smith-
Armory Five and Ramblers In Preliminary
Tilt—Two Fast Games Expected.
l
:The ited Men will tune to step as
' t as they ever did tonight when
y play the Bunkers Five of New
‘ rk City. The Metropolitan boys
sill set to [HIV a fall out of the
dilute. 'lltt Non lotlttts utilize
. t to “ill they must hold George
immediately cancelled nil srrnnge-
ments and agreed to come to Nor-
wulk.
Manager John MoGurrle has on-
nouneed that dancing has been elim-
lnttted at the urmory for the remain-
der of the souson. So iewfnns take
advantage of the dancing that it
ith in chem): l-“m thut reason has thought host to than it for a.
y hate. obtntmtl "Stretch" Mer- while.
1- to play Smith. Meehan is one of The Armory Filo will have s.
- best renters in the. cost. lie
on with "Horse“ linggcrty or
hard time of it in the opening cou-
trst. They have been booked to plsy
ushington. Jot: Lupehit-k of tho the Ramblers of Bridgeport. The
_ tics lllltl other inst men of that Ramblers hold the championship of
c. the city league.
‘ lth Meclmtt playing. thith, the The following lineups hove been
3 d Men ulll ham: to rely on the announced by the managers of the
[her tour members of Hit" tennt to two teams:
'- the scoring. An intern-sting huh [innkcrs' File RM! M0“
L, between Smith and Medium will Mellon .. ....... Court
> nly one or the
-sa.o.-.-..
features of the RF‘
34, DE- Grimes and Haywood. O'Meiia .................. Clancy
performers pith the Staten 15- LP
it Big Five. are expected to score Smith
‘ nvily. Both are fast men and chew
M. ilonr work.
I'lto local fire will not
Meehnri
.us-so-o.-..:-.-..-
~
Philomena . . . . . . . . . . . .. Carsnagh
tzltnngo HG
eir lineup for this game. 'l‘heir rc- Grieves . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . McGran
lur combination will talu; the floor LG
gainst the New Yorkers. Meehnu Kent . . . . . . . ....... . . .. . . . Mason
ad a previous engagement with the SUHS
'eekskxll team. but when llt' learn- Haywood .......... .. .... . Fsgan
FAIRFIELD' AND
NORWALK MAY
nu AGAIN
FAIRFIELD. Feb. sow—Arrange.
ments are underway to select a date
for the repluying or the second 1936
games between the Roger Ludlowe
High school quintet end the Nor-
wuilr High school teem. Fairlieid
protested the guns which wss
played I. week ago. claiming that the
score hook showed it resulted in o
tlo despite the Norwslk victory
slpwn in the Norwslk score book
a so declared by Reteroe Chutes
ride.
[The protest was upheld us the
Hatfield plsyers. manager and couch
were sble‘ to point out the play
which had not been recorded.
This makes it accessory to roplsy
the genre. Foirileld won I gums be.
tween the two schools earlier in the
«soon.
rd tlln‘. he would pln'y Smith. he
,ORTSMEN tit
DANBURY’ ARE
«to REORGANIZE
{y'ew Blood Is Brought
‘ Into Western Conn.
[Fish and Game Pro-
‘ ective Association.
The reorganization of the West-
- Connection: Fish and Game Pro-
ve association was completed
, week at s largely attended most-
“ oi sportsmen tram Donbury end
” r- towns in Concordia. hall."
a Danbury News.
t nry A. Rocnno, proprietor of
0’s sporting goods store. was
. ted president oi’ the reorganized
lotion. Other officers ‘elected
as follows: Vice-president.
oy Duly; secretary. Joseph Car-
treasurer. Edward McNally.
t. be members or the advisory
. mmittee are Martin Gamecock. H.
l Grinch. Edward H. Boiler. Au.
, us Beebe. Ernest Bonner and
at Retake. representing Dunbnry;
Regan. representing Bethel;
“a . es Britta. representing Reading;
.. l Burdiek. representing Brook-
: Chutes Rhodes. tepresenttng
x
cent state convention of fish and
game clubs in Hartford was leads
by Thomas Lee. Of partlculsr int/It'-
sst to local fishermen wu the report
that. the game commission will stock
streams in this section with calico
and smell mouth bass in the future.
as well so with trout.
“The old organization has “8.88
.an; Ephrism Foster. repre. on bend and it was voted to expend
in”! New Folriisld and Ernest this money tor the purchase of gums.
lstt representing Mlil Plain lMoro tbsn ntty new members were
i An interesting report. on the re- secured at last night's meeting.”
Asks Fancy Figure
world chomplonsbip.
It seem Mr. aosun believes thst
his m but hos been largely a.
sponsrbis to: much of the m
by the mm also.
Hot-custom thsths summon
slurs in some oi the“ per cent
dividend.
Grittith as» he will play no lists
more he soosdss to Gosttc's do-
moods. However. it is s pretty good
bet "Gear will suit: be m
the outfield tor Wuhiuton this
moon.
«shown 0‘ ..
out or sun groom propor-
‘ u a present our worrying
. Chi-ks onion: or the Vila-W
.club. .
other words, Goslin is unsign-
, the season of 1926 and is do.
1. contract that makes
Griffith believe he seeks to
lntorsst in the club.
the past two seasons the
.. club has psld s to per
dead. 131° moses—two Am
4 . ”who. own. .
w-u-v----uv-- -" v-t-vv-uv
Billy Lauder’ 3
Own Gelumn
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r"
OHN McGRAW as usual has
shown baseball wisdom by
choosing Bresnahnn as
coach tor his pitchers.
Roger was not only a. most
aggressive player but thought. the
game right on most occasions.
From the minute the game started
till the last mun was cut, “Bros"
was in there to win. He fairly rndl.
nted pepper both in action and
words. lie was always on his toes
in his own position. and, with his
constant and encouraging t-hntter to
the other members of the team,
m‘atlc himself a very valuable asset
to any club on which he played.
Bresnuhsn Wars Star.
lioger was a. star on the old [inhi-
more pitching staff before he turned
to catching. it his intimate knowl-
edge. of 'oth positions can bu even
partially absorbed by the present
Giant pitchers. then look out for the
national league pcnunt in New York
in 1926.
Neil and Fltzsimmons hmo had a
three weeks workout before joining
. wss spelling out.
‘ aisles.
. in Pittsburgh.
- Slots on the ground end Jumped on
moss lie-sue. masts sud cos
camp.
Starting so early Ind then laying
DE MOH'E AND
STAPLES MEET
'l'lllS EVENING
May Be the Final Game
Of the Season For
Westpori High
School.
The Staples High school basket-
ball team will probably close their
season tonight against the Dehiotte
School of Norwulk. Conch Milton
0. Harrington has only six plsyers
on his squad. The other buketbdl
PIGE ELEVEN
Plays Ansonia
GREEN AND WHITE OUTFIT
HOPE TO AVENGE DEFEATS
Are 'Anxious To Break Into Win Column Again
Melton W1" Play Against George Smith—~
State -- R e t u r 11 Game With Warren
Harding Hy Next Week.
l'ht. Norwullt lllgh school basket-
ball team uill attempt to brcnk its
school next l‘uesduy night. hermit).
unto defeated by the Bridgeportu"
losing streak of three names tonight :CVUI'UJ weeks Iago. but feel thuti.
when they face the Ausonitt 1-]. S. they will he obit. to revert:- t‘lxn
live on the killer's court. Ansonla tutti-w on their home court. Cone-t.
defeated the int-til boys 20-” here
a. few net-ks tug“. The upstntr; team
was fast and held the local five in
check throughout the contest. 'l'ht-
Norwaill team 11:18 a. good fighting.
spirit which has both shown in thr:
li‘erttl Green will take his full eetuuu
to Atrohttt and probably utnw o
the playem Will get in the Santa.
'l'lm tumtn t-tll trt.kt. tltv. ”Jur- it.
foiltms:
Nonulk ll. r Alisonin U. :
cl! 0. week before going south is bad
policy for pitchers.
In early spring practice it takes
more tbsp three weeks to get a
pitcher's cm: in good condition. 80
tint s. wool: 01 idleness otter steri-
ing will undo all the benefit gained.
In the Ginnt comp st Savannah,
Georgie. in 1903. u rookie pitcher
trom Maine Joined the squad. This
“new“: name wss Davis. He stood
six test two inches tall and looked
thin although he weighed 200
pounds. . He had been working out
in a college baseball cage about
three weeks before reporting.
Our tlrst day out Frock Bower-
msn (who we; then Molly's regular
cstcher) was instructed by hchmw
to look over the Maine hurler and
loosen him up a bit.
After about six pitched balls the
young gloat. began to speed them
in like old “Qt" Young in mid-ses-
son term. In ubout. five minutes
Frank went. over to McGrew and
sold: "That. fellow is 'l‘ose' all right,
but I think the loosen": in his head
will last. longsr than it will in his
um."
When the rookie appeared the
out do! With his arm so sore that
he could hudly lift it. he admitted
that he hadn't pitched for a. week
since his strenuous work in the cage
in Maine.
The: one tiny ruined his arm and
when he left for home 5 month
later he couldn't throw a bell hard
enough to fool a ten year old batter.
“Dummy” Tsylor.
On thst some club was Taylor. the
dos! sad dumb pitcher. fits in-
sblllty to hes: end speak seemed no
increase the dummy's keenness of
sight. and general mental alertness.
Bowsflnln learned the dos! and
dumb language to be able to talk to
the dummy when cstching him.
1: Dummy showed his desire to
MMIW bysshnltoot
the hood. they would ones curt s
conversation. without either lowing
his position. to decide whet but to
do. 'l‘hsbsttsroonldnwsrmon
tstbeirplsnmnlthsknswthe
m0. bscsuso Bower-Insu- an.
gsrs were so crooked end so full or
swollen joints that no one but the
dummy binseif, otter long practice.
could ever understood the words he
With'sll this cliches “Dummy"
township: midst. In umpirs’s de-
mon!» Lynch was umplring s. ante
”Dummy" bed two
sis-lbs and time bslls on Bonus
ML He let 1 test one so which
1min celled "Ball Four". "Dummy”
W up in the sir. hurled his
it. thus or tour times like u wild
use.
mob turned to Bower-nun .bs-
bind the bot dud sold: ‘Teiegnph
the silent partner at yours that. he's
out «is. some :or using such Ibu-
sin cottons."
he nbn instalment .or new
under} column will sppesr in
Mrs issus of the Evening
“Minot. '
loom ism '
mice was once putout of the guns -
DON’TIkhoWP Didd’tIcsossthebum-
ingnndsinscsrdlofpipe-conmmcnt?
Andtbsnyouloosnedupflikemossisin
tbcDescrtochubt. Coolsndrofsssh-
mPrinceAlbert. Film
Eng,
forget that first meeting.
Why, you just had everything I
wsctedin tobacco.
Youcsme
stomlkesbccssc‘m’
through the uPrim Y fro-
mowwfim
tomytongnesndtbrmnfnsingco
and! “£1“th
gowithms
ingin. I’m
talked "Prince Albert.”
PrhieeAlbert. I’mFORyou'shundt-ed
percent. Youandmyu-usty jimmy-pipe
ere,sm
thswrinklcsintthc roadway of life. The
tongueyw’vébeensokindtowiflalwsys
spenksgoodwordinremrn.‘
Maybe there are some other chaps
the bot-pi pedaut. at the
otbebedouins ofbittssndths
p’husofpcreb. Ihopetbsysrcliswr-
putti'ngonsllthc power
gotcotciltheoswhstalotofcomfortis
wfiflg for tbcm' In the tidy red fins
players at Staples are either in- games ulth l-‘ttirficlti and Staple: rsuiltvnn LlU.lDV"1l'
tt-ligiblu or have been suspended from “W " "
athletics. The Westport team I!“ 1 Tim; trip lo Axis-31m? \l'illltbu with; [’Ei‘ill'lltit ' "Stew 1.,
l n . n pr vuto cars 0 con cam rte l1
e rued t° play clean basketball played two hard contests so far this Alt‘Gor'a‘t i-iatt
through the fact. that they have only ‘tmek. They were defeated by Ham- t:
one extrs. mun. llion ngh of Illdgeiteld on Monday ; :JUL“ . t‘i." Jy'
It two players were put out of the and Staples ll. F. on \V‘ednesdny ' R4,.
game by the personal foul rule the “high ' u ' w ‘ l h Silu'lvw Jiw:
_ it; naugumc hi. I: out eye It.
Staples outfit: “"0“” either hue '° have arranged is with the strong “1th intacel
continue with {our men or else call Warren Harding ll. 5. of llridgc— tn.“
the contest ol‘i’. ' port. which will be played on the You? ' titckarés
Staples has two more games schcd- Harry Greb. mlddchElShl chat?» iloer of the Ctnter Junior High Home Wilma
uletl. One is with the Ridgetleld pion, will defend his hilt. in New '“"
Prep school next Wednesday and the York tonight Intetmg Tit-t r lt'lou - I “(MILAN ’l‘l'l'm; l'lt'n'. DROP GlilUCAl‘TAl}.
Millgfagiut?t?dizo:ib'i‘u$§ 11"!“ who“ “‘3' {WWW colored {{ltltllit'fll‘. it til€.\1ll.\l_l ltl;.lt‘,‘ll. l‘lu. l H It‘snlfltuti. 1721., ”a ‘i
. -' stocks up as one of Hit i\'ilI[iCi' Coj.--.\lt.~;: Helm Payton. Portland. l‘juph L (muse eaptasn M w" L2"
11’ Staples succeeds in cancelling b t {in .. “ff-”V L‘f Pittsburgh wotba-ll testy
these two mm" the will have a 0“ ll 0 6: l‘llll'ul‘ lt"ll£~'.'llt M2,, :‘1llll‘. .t. 3'.» tutti putt tor .1 btrdlo . _ ,... .. m. .., -.,. .
y D “W __ . ltt _.. lr‘ Lag lawn drippu _..l
rest. m athletics until “gem" sea- “It-Ml!” ”1"}. H?- tm 1) ts thrt-t ull tip: ll‘th ETCLU here yestor- the l’ttt. l'lilfii(t_‘-‘.'.3Illi team an 3 rr
:011pn11‘1:H1wvlll probably be the lust lltnown lll pugilmlt: click, l.:..~.. gttst tiny "J ritttnt Mn. Dorothy t'nntp— “it“! C" ' WHOM” “AC-OHM” "1111
. us . ul cum at Westport for two ireturntd from a. highly bllt‘V'tSbL'lli htll Hum 01 i'llliud'JltiilJ. Ullu up “"1“‘ Jack “We“ durin" ""
or three years as all hilt two of the ‘lut'tfilttu 0.. H I. ~r<l ll 4. _ . . , , mute hero with Geneva cells: 1; ion.
players graduate this your and titers ‘ " " i “ '- . ‘ -> ”Purl-Cd in the \t’Lllllt'll .: golf ointnlplvnfiml’ “will. athletic authentic-r5 announr»
is no likely material coming up in ‘ , I to be in the best Silhrtr or latz. long toul'ualllfi'lti. hut Mrs. littr'l, three “I turjnv, chug, center on 111.; pm
the lower grades just now. . 2:; 5“ lOlI'l‘ifn and nctlte career. doun lit the l‘ll‘ll squared the mulch tum, v... , ordered from the gain:
The Westport team defeated the ,. 0"" staples wnmt .lt'rl‘vi urt} 1.: Gotham :m- “l ”1" ”“1 W“- '”-"' 11“” “‘“L‘ for utrtnttirr a declblon. The report
DeMotte boys in Conimunity llsll J. Tum/z; . Burke other day. Harry emphatically (.l(,- lmh‘d' . . . . .- ,. I Y" ”M '1‘ “m‘lmmh‘s was that 11”
two weeks ago. The horwulhcrs are ill" in l l~- ... .. _ . Nita 1,101.1)“ Wu.” '." l Hummer. [mi ,0 he 0500,10,! from the floor
anxious to have another chance to Quincm S '0‘ “N with l" LIV-<10 ll. 1., “on ovrr Mrs. L‘. (.3. liottalds, and that 11.. rtllul‘lltid alter the game
down the Stupies team and believe “ " Iiuck Dempsey: Berlenbacit or what Canadian goiter. vi and 3, and Miss .mci rtruclt Llprlert in the face Gr?-
thut they can do it tonight. The U . have you?" The Pittsburg pnncher “my I‘~ Brol‘r'l'l" 'LN’ Angela's. ran pm! the Contest 37 to :9,
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stronger than when they played De. madam, .... . . . . llil‘mc Championship gong, Girl) 1.». tutti --.....~._-.......-__-,_._..---., HOFTON, FM... 26'__.R(_d “my“.
Motto. This game will be prelimin- l‘tt". “bi-mt the ftgltttnsrbt one at all. .\ln kid” (in Mnnll bu: hr. is.- 5t: m m' Cilt m. “on the Judges
cry to the Compo Lite Guard clash ill. Tum-u . Baker He's virtually ready to l/tll'li: at c (liled on to closet—Non my bw wit. . Mon o‘er Balm Herman or Call
end is scheduled to start at 8 o'oIOCk LG the amp 0! the derby. regardlerzt 0! tell hate next r seen in cibt on haw Itoruin. in a to round boxing bout
in the Y. M. C. A. gymnssium. Hall. Carmen . ......... Bohr Who the moguls choose {or his 013- you? here last, night Chapman weighed
. The tum: will probably tslte ill. SUBS DOMIIL Small Boy—~No. daddy. 120 1-2 and Herman us.
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