The Red Men won three tomes
{tom the Odd Follows and the Elke
captured two games trom the Grotto
in the Fraternal Bowling League on
the Clifford Alleys last evening
The Elks and tho Red Mon
how tied for prat place in
league. Each team has won
games and lost one.
are
the
five
Ilutlc and high total 11151 owning.
’8. had scores of 127 and 323.
The scores follow:
- ODD FELLOWS.
Tattle 92191 :11 :84
‘Wcin rtner .....100 $4 .01. :88
‘hbbott........... 97193 195 305
......u as 95 1.5 255
ltcrltng.......... 37199 199
(I... Cite as 85
49': 482 4611413
RED 11112.:
Senna .......... 97 97 195 299
Moohu_..........12'l 193 99 323
.I'ianina ".....92112 83 :87
‘Mcy ......... 94110 204
ollrwood 95 91 so 299
'illlils ........... 199 109
5.05 518 473 1491
“‘ D FEIlOW BOWLERS
Good Marks In the Fraternal Bowling League~ '
Youhas Has High Single and Total ~-
Marino Holds High Average~Tie for First
Place-The Scores.
Iouhu. or the Red 111911. had lllgi-l‘
{TIGER FLOWERS
."Cham'p Is Picked To
Their Bout This Eve-
ping.
,NEW Yoitifidéh. 2.1.»..urllosc
who believe that. Tiger Flowers 11lll
.“hrorle Harrv Greb when they!
blouhlp lit at the Garden tonight
Watofiat youth will be on ii..-
lid. of t e Methodist dl'acon from
'floortls. - -
There a'l'c some things in l-‘lowcrs'
” .hvb'i'. but youth is not. As a mat-
ot tact. there is a dii‘fcrence of
I. bit more than a yonr between
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mammal.
.-;:.;l;ii. I MOTOR
Defeat N c gro In]
I worker.
‘ observers llcliovo'tllat the Tiger has
been burned out by his great
1 amount of work. lie wasn't so vary
1 successful at the start, zeing
moot In their ll'liddlevvclght chum-l
them. it is true that Flowers has
liked a quieter life: and one more
calculated to keep him better prc~
or: tied. liotllus inclined toward the
church rather than the cabaret. so.
it a. man is really as old as his ar.
terlos. the Tiger should be seine
years ill-3 junior of Grcb.
The point is debatable. Harry is
small a lllsr1elous physical specimen
’thai he does not show the 11 car and
ltear one would expect. lie was 19
when he started to box professional-
ly. .li‘lowers was 23 when he went
to the ring for livelihood. but since
then has boon just as busy a
limb; ii. Tow
As a. iliutti-r of fact,
knocked out by . "illll’lll‘lfl. .‘loo Gallo,
Kid .\‘orfolir twice, Sam Lungford,
Lco Anderson and the Jamaica Kid.
Then, quite suddenly. he found
himself. lie bowled along, dropping
opponents right and left and reach-
ing his peak when he nailed Johnny
Wilson in three rounds at the Gar-
den. In an instant he became ll. big
drawing card and traveled over thr-
colll'ltly like a carnival. meeting all
comers.
Fought Oitcn
Last year he fought thirty times.
but was twice dropped by the sharp
shooting of Jack Delaney and was
robbed at a. decision over Mike Mc-
leuc. Against the latter. even
though he did have a bit the better
of the going, l-‘lowcrs showed no
great spend or hitting power. There
11.111 nothing of his old tigerisli in-
tensity in evidence.
Flowers llall been testing since
then. 'i‘hough offers amounting to
about 925.000 were made for his
services he turned them do‘vn so
that he could be able to get into
good shape for the Greb mulch.
l'ltll'l'y, working on the vi-ry opposite
idoll. boxed six times in the past six
weeks. and is all ready to clip the
Tiger's claws.
They met once before In a. no~de.
vision fight. and reports haVe it that
Flowers got none of tho worst of it.
So impressed was Greb with tile
Tiger's work that. be bet a. bit of
money Illti rival would beat Jack De-
laney. liowover. tho champion wits
overworked. and not all his best in
that. first fight. With his title at
stake he will be a different man.
He'll have to be, for Flowers is :1.
hard man to beat at any time.
Though not .'1 knockout in the strict
some of the term the ' Georgian
stopped three men in one night in
Philadelphia. and has toppled over
quite a tow fellows during his flstic
THE EYENING SENTIN E
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'16 MCMahon Leads Guards
This is “Tout-alnc," Captain Peter Carpenter up. setting a new army broad jump record by con-ring iii foot in one loop.
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Collects Commission
Of $150'For Booking
FiVe.
Paddy Morukc of Stamford
been awarded judgement
the Original Qeliics of New York
City in a dociaion handed down by
the Stamford ( 'iiy Court.
claimed that the (allies
pay him oommlssgtn money
booking games in onllccilcui last
year. When tho Celtics came to
\Vcstport Deputy Shel-ill? Lincoln
Taylor 0! Stamford served :l'l ut-
tachment on the champions' gill-1r-
alitcc. Manager lion Taylor of II)?
Life Guards held the gllnrunt‘c
money until ycsfordny when a court
order rclouscd it to .\ioruk2. The
Stamford pinyc: Fill d tho Follies for
the total guarantee of $13". which
lie was awarded. The case has bccn
pending over a your.
failed
SEND SEVERAL
AMATEUR PUGS
l.il:lDGEPOI.".T. Feb. ‘.'tl.-~Tom
Flynn and his stable of nmatour
boxers will cnt'or the boxing (:(‘i‘lllHll
ill .\‘orwalk. .\illl'zch .\mutour box-
ers {10m nil m‘or the state will outer
the contest. .\lllong the boys who
will take part. is Jory Nagy 01' Fair-
field. Nagy was scheduled to turn
a pro but is under ago to fight for
money in thissiate. Nagy will have
to light one more year in tho almon-
purcs botoro he can light for money.
I’llt Duffy. Wallm‘finlllll. liilly Wells.
Jock Sullvlm. and Tom Manny arc
the other boys from the Park ll'lty
who are scheduled to take part in
tho tournament. They will meet at
the Liberty building on tho nbov-e
date at. 6:30 p. ln.
CLOSE DOG RACE.
\\'OLI“EBORO, N. H. Ft'll.
Fifteen n‘nds decided a forty mile
L'U.—--
dot; sled co yesterday. It was the
first lap the polnt-to-polllt men
of the New England Sled Dog club
and “motion by "Shorty" Russick of
Chicago in the elapsed time 01' four
hours and 23 minutes. An hour in-
ter Emile Goddard of Poland Spring
hi1~.,dr01'c in through falling snow.
having: come from North t“-nn11:ly
in 4 hours. “" minutes and 15 sec.
life.
.1)
ends.
3999919111 T0 4
l EVANS
:dccs Seoul
fnrl
l
BILLY
THIRD BASE EMPIRE
“by the umpire at third base. ’
Unit is the question invariably
asked “hell some {on for the tll'uti
time ale-:- 5 three umpires ill charge 0:
I'JLKS.
Goncl'l. .lr. ...... 98 0+ 35 1’57
Tarlov ...........105 8710i :93
Marina ..........11'.iloo101 314
Ayrault ..........100 92 97 289
Nonck ..........l(1310'.lliO 316
519 473 504 1498
unor'ro. ‘ ‘
Dawson ....... 84 MS 85 3?
Frank ........... 76102111 1'89
'A.Scllultze ....... T4 83 110 ‘270
Foley ... ...”... 85 59 88 3 2 made at the cavalry school, Fan Buoy, K35,
Lindr-hni'g .......100 08 35 28:)
426 480 458 1393 MOWKE GETS l
A League Standing.
P. W. L.
RedMon b‘ 21 l ‘
Grotto............... ii 1: 1}
Odd Fellows......... s u 6. [NCOURT CASE
liigh single game, Marina, 182:.
High single average. Marina. 111-4. ‘
High int-tar. strings, Marina, 356.
Games For the Celtic a mu sumo-
Trul: .lllu umpire at third bim-
u. lot of excess bngkugi‘.
but. there’s 5.1 reason. Dlmculiy in g t—
has‘ ‘ ting competent men has resulted in
against this rathel intensive . or perhaps 101;
mm. preter to call it.passi1'o tr l'lli-
’lllc .\‘ntion (ll League ltcelitly lin-
.\loxullc illllllllt‘utl that it would carry 1': ill‘ ii.
(0.1 think this is all excellent idea, . 1.11
though it does scorn that the mall at
third base should be prmidcd “ill:
:1. ukt'L id to keep him Why 1111111.:
ihu nlior noon.
President Johnson. of the Animi-
can lu‘ligllo. oigiliaicd tho idea or an
umplrc at third as a method of
schooling lllc recruit. Last season
the American League had a alnlt‘ 11'
1] men.
Major league presidents have. dz.»-
i‘U'1'tl'l‘ll that 11 llcn injury or illness
torci'. .4. regular tlnlpiro out of tho
game. it is impossible to recruit an
umpire from the minors alldi'aak liliil
to give satisfaction with it close 113m
for tho pennant in progress.
Using a man at third. enables 1b.;
worn” to l"fli‘ll much by observation
and instruction. making him ready
to step into any emergency and de-
llvcr.
I t
.\‘o doubt the scribes “ho hum
worried almut ways and means to
km-p lllt‘ umpire at third interested,
will suggest that ho Ito lululc worthy
humor of tho rosin box.
0 O O
ALEXAN TIER TALKS
1 111m rather interested in reading; '
wilui Grover Cleveland .\loglunder oi‘
the Chicago ('1le had to say the
other day relative to the use of ri'ltlil.
Alexander is one oi lilo greatest
pitchers the game has ever known.
Liku all great pitchers. throughout
his career he has been long on con-
trol. liuitern must. (‘ill‘l‘l their way
to first IiilSU 11th Alexander pitching.
"Nolhing doing on the resin for
me." says AIOXfllLli‘l'. “I have been
pretty successful using natural moth.
ode. to fool tho batter and I am go-
lug to continue along those linm.
“inst your scverai of our pitchers
' rubbed resin on their hands between
innings. insisting it. helped them get
more stuff on the. ball. Being curl-
ous i tried it, but the result was most
disappointing.
“instead of in-lping control on hot
days i am sum it will retard. that
feature. Rosin has a tendency to
make my hands sticky and handl-
capped rather than helped me. So
i intend to go along in the ramp old
way."
Q
I am itu linM to string with Alex-
antler.
O t
“ill emble- tllc pitchers to get more
still! on the bail. largely through
| trickery, but in the nu! warm womb-
:cr is certain to handicap control.
V
i 1111.1: DIFFERENCE ‘
’ 'rlm
.\llloripnn League placing the. ban on
resin. For years both leagues have
had at least a half dozr'n league
rules governing their names that
ll-'I.\'O been at variance with the strict
interpretation of the ruins.
‘ There was :1 striking llllli‘vll'iillnn
of this condition when both ll‘flglli‘s
used the Polo Grounds in New Y uric.
The. distance from the homo plate
to tho grandstand is much less than
90 fool. ‘
'l'llr: rulo says the llilM’l‘llililPl‘ is on.
titled to llll cxtl'a bflfio it the hall
touch ally fence or building his than
(*0 fem from tho homo pluln‘
In the .\mcricsn ngilt- gum-'1.
any such it happening: made the bull
dead and bilserunnors could lld\‘ull(‘t‘
only 01111 base. In tho
to the extra. base but could adv
more at his il.
Thus the we longuek dill. rod
widely. In rid series games 1110
ire-pantie rllli a were necessary.
‘.'1 ban on the rosin ling .aiinlily ru-
‘1 HIM‘S to mni‘onn to a rule that it be-
Him‘t‘s su'ors of trickery. The rule
. is not compuuory. nmly optional.
HY HE-TTINCER
WINS ANOTHER
MATCH CONTEST
l‘r. Manley. of llnnbury.’r \- llvr-
111.1:1'1- of Bridgeport and Nick Hu-
lvi.1.:.1' of New Haven scored their
third
chlmpiollnlilp 13.2 balklins billnrd
iiul.~11;lllll-lli. at the Bridgeport club,
laid night.
‘l‘n- i< :'elilll match last night saw
1 lf'lllf‘fi Mini 1' of New lia1on.one 01‘
i l' l:i\"I\illt‘:i lose to his fellow"
lilWllblllflll. .\‘lck llllblnsor. in a hard
fought. match. 200 to 183. Miller
lmd the high run or 28 while lIllo‘
binrcr's host stand was 19.
:11'olngo i'oi' ‘1llo night in defeating
.\ii-i“onnoll. 299 to 109.’ His point
11-1111 '33. while McConnell clicked oi!
olou‘n in a row.
llr. liaulcy of llnnbury downed
Spvncor of Derby. :00 to 17!. Spam
nor had the highest. run of the ow.
11in: in ‘10 with llaulcy boasting of
is 2:3. The llron- Ferguson manll
Inns postponed owing to the. illness
Brain in tho spring; and fall of tho PN‘FN" champion.
Johnny!“-
F ans Felltfor Them "-'.They...FaHL}f0r Charleston
Mantaflforthoncanorlam muster thowmvmhwmmmudammnmmwmmr
mmwmthcyuareposcenttheflounmmcchooionmc nut. Coach Summit-lot nhooflunucd the Idcaot makiagihe
mamaaaapatotthém'cmmm ltstrenxthensthcleclmuclec.
clam W. mum—above. wan “.m. million to me. an: magistrates-noun. 1091119111, 115; Colo. 115. and
greed and makes for dealptlve and
. l
.\lliional _ l
League. the bnserunnr'r “as r'ntltled '01‘ their slar 1w-.;u':1ls and flair b1 at
3"“ lsubstllutc.
straight."\lclories ill the tunic»
'l'y liettinger boasted of tho high,
1
l
c is nothing unusual about tho ‘
l
The Mum'lthn Lennon In illni'inl: force him out of 11.9 mum
‘l‘é‘SK of llw sttlsun.
l
i
.115 its l'i'sci'ln fol...
llor the splendid record of the Guardsi
\\'lii~n~.=\'cr 0110 of illtl’
inrsi string inch 11:..-
l
i
GUARDS WILL
PLAY LEGION
FIVE TONIGHT
W estport Team Will
(.0 Into the Game
With A C rippled
Linc-up.
Tl11' game of th-
iweon the L‘dlnpo Life. unrds and
Stratioz'd Anwrn'nn Legion will ”I
pluyod tonight in tip- millllwium of!
illt‘ \\'-- -stpr-1'i l' M 1". .'l‘ln Guards
have 111111 1110 games and upmt to;
wind up the Hillel 101113!” “-1911 HI
\ lciol'y. Sil'nifnl'll l1;1l'.«lr .l 11w Guards
an llllf'XllL‘ClItl when th'c
two ii'l‘ll'lltz climbed in “'1 .\IliOl‘l. ' The
last half minute
of play 11 lil‘li 'l‘ulnlny tifllourlu' silot
fourth 5- no.» le-
snt Ilfi1‘l1'
vlallol's won in lli-'
, m
FRIDAY FEBRUARY 2215,1920.
,IS HIGHBT SCORER ON
; WES’TPORT COURT OUTFIT
Made 127 Points This Season—Ed Quinn Is Sec-
Have Won 13 Out Of 16 Games l’iayed~-_
l 0nd With 101—Larry McMahon Thirdm
The
hardly be
The
Stallllnl'd Blues,
1'
lglrl ns illld St l'atl'crd
gioli.
1 111113111
Lu‘roppni in it"? points.
lll‘:
101 points. Larry
fourth place.
of thr-
-i0 points.
l
l
The RecOrds.
Compo Ll!!! ‘Gual'dl have record during 11:.»
made a record this season that can 3'9“"-
oqlialled by any
lv'finl ln F‘airt‘iold County.
“’Lstport. bois hmw
on! of io‘ games this your.
tram». to defeat 111.1 Guards were the
lloly (‘l'oss Cdllo-
ot her
13
\\ U“
The only
.\llwricun l.»-
Nllnibcrod among the Vli'ill'lls
'i-l‘ the Guards an: the .\‘ow Formal».
i’ort i‘hcsicr, Stamford illurs.
son Ecol-x, Strntford American
Kloll roprosentathe teams from .\‘or.
unlit. Stam'ord and Brlil'repon.
Eddie Mc‘iabon
glitch scorer on the tram.
limi-
Lo-
tin.
has
15
Hi'
In thrw of
named that he played Ill I’lililit'
rcored 'lcrs than 111.: TlOllliR.
look burl in if» contests his avern'
l pf‘l‘ grill;- is slightly ulldor ion l)|.lllll.~',_
lidrlio Quinn is next ill lITlI;
McMahon
third with Harry Quinn following in
The (ltllul'
As lit»
with
is
plumbers.
loam have scored loss than
The Guardi- nxpoct to play (lliclu‘, {11:114.}.
Il'll more gun". this season and illl'y'
have it chance to built; up a splendid
NORWALK TEAM
l IN VICTORY
ON THE ALLEYS
A from of .\orualk
li'ented :1 pic}
‘00 \\ I“ l'S
nunn Wednesday night on the .\‘mv
1‘allazlll alley...
the. tin..l match to .\‘l'y
'T‘Ill“ lm'
11hr.- iirst 111-0 games and then dropped l. l-llhl'll‘lll,
a. lipid 1:031 .1111] a lull 1:1 rapid or-y
Canaan.
l .
dor. , it. llohcr‘. of the .\rwnnlk 1111111.
The Guards will b. 1111110111 onl“lllill tho high mini 5-" r.~ 111' 1b.- r-u-
illl':.\"l'..i".1 11:19 '_'.' llll‘r‘ ’liiio
up homo with all ilii’w-wd toe. lion
Si'oflold hurt his bu. k again :11 \\ cd»
ncsdn)‘ 11 pro: lion 1
101' ITIL'
This is 11 serious
Although Sco-
this
most
blow to the wards.
ilrld has not plow-.1 regular
war he has been one of the
du'pcndub 'lv substitutes
ii is Mild that a team is as strong'
This accounts
this Sl‘fl‘SOll.
lllliilllt‘ to play
Scoileld was rushed into the game
and li"l(l his own with all his Willo-
nenia. .\‘coilehl ll‘. 1 his back two
\f'lll‘s ago (111.! 11' (15‘1”. 11.1 in wear :2
xpm'inl harness. 113111111
in his back, 11 ‘11. ii» ln'ld
stiff and wink. This .\t'rlr l{1:u has
been i'rco from iniurh-s. until the
uilfortuilnio "Ci‘lili‘ll't \\'l'dm~5.l11y. lie
just, (“lnlml his l-ncic in shooting a
basket Ill pl'ucill'n. .\llllmgvr Donald
Taylor is oi 1111' opinion that Sco-
{ii‘ld will be. out 01‘ llllifolm for tl1~'
list of the mar :ind possill} that
minus fol nll tililr. “hon lll‘ was
1‘1I‘;l l‘l'illin‘ll‘
0. llllli W'r)
first injured Si'oileld 11115 cnnfllltd to.
bed for sr'vvrul thus. bans .'llid plny~
era will lie sorry
injury. :15 lm 1111.9 one of tho most
popular lilf'lllhi'rs or the Life Guards.
.\llnn Darby will play a forward
positloii in lillllrhl's name. lie will
take Larry .\il'ilxlhnli‘s place in the
lineup. It is lil;.-ly that Dow Curl-
son, who has not plzlyml in several
works. will be called upon for utility
work.
Thi' 1'-' “ill ln‘ d 1111 in; following tl'm
gamma tonight. .\ prl lllllinrlry game
will be pinyl~.l n1 8 o'clm'k with the
main :0 coming on an hour inti'r.
to learn of Ken‘s.
kin tho total liiillll‘t'r
1]~r..-;,::-1111rs 11a.k L‘J
ltinnl sumo the .\W'w
.'.lallz-g
(1111:1311
”ssiun, 11 me), “ill :Tolli‘il tip :1 total 01‘ A“? plus \\'I‘.li‘.i
'II‘I‘V ‘1'.“ lll ...“ IS lfllt‘l .Kaii"'s \|'i‘rt‘ t'lUSi (illll Illp llllltll lit 1“
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of NIH m
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was the lilullcsi llllldc l.) villi"? tum
The .‘J(‘Ol‘t‘ is as follow 11'
Reform—v Jon Waters,
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Tim sillnlil'wy
Vi‘l-ll‘ arr as i‘ulilm
il‘LC. .3'1. “Willow-nil: \'__
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rii' il'- il'i'u“! 1'
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I‘ll: ......G-‘F. l‘flll l"‘.;':«i»-
I"l.t'i, ......»1'1: \\‘lli1:' l“'l'v'
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199111911 TRAIN
{912313 NORWALK
; llRE lNARMORY
«lo-l In ll fast game or 1". "..er-
:ed 111.1111 from New (‘rl- l.il'inory ills! u“1llll!g, 13.. i‘lvm
'l‘l'lllll {21.1111 ll“fl‘.ll“\l llll‘ Kory“
:ll inn-2111 lfio‘l: 'l'lrv, and Rubber 1.111111, .1' :u'..~
'I‘linl'c 11“.». .’ill :11'- in:
.
101’ about. 150 persona, and :1 iv .'.-
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:ilig li;' ’Y'.~ ('orllbll! viii-"1m: my
1“i.‘.l'li\‘l' 'l’l.‘.\l.\'.
ll- ".l.l.. ........ “ 1‘
1 ilusi'lil-uaug. 1. . 1
pull .‘ill, lb ........
li'i. lulN‘lllltlin'. 31.
l‘.l:.;hli, 3'1. ........
iSlH-rliall. .\x . . ,
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In. \‘olm-‘r 71 :9 1‘1. :30 . l'mniu; _.:'. .
I‘. lioln'i'l ........ 7.1 .90 ""l 1‘§~~illl:'.'i' :'i’ ,,,,,,, 1. ..
:l'n Gilbert ........ T'.‘ .'.? '53 1“. g .
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