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Bridgtepoiét Sending Several-eWestport and FANS APPRGVAL ‘ LEAGUE PLAN Will (Hold Meeting Of Local Five Tonight
am 0rd Will Be Rél’l‘esented—seveml . . .. . Compo Guards Want Guarantee Petrino
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Norwalk Lads 0n Card—Smith and Jack. Will Create Interest In Gave Manager Frank and Mahoney May Handle ( out ests
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son In ExhibitioNL-Start At 8 o’Clock. B a s e b a l l—Weak Riley A Vote 0f C0“- McMahon Still Out With Injur
M, d . Teams Have A Good fldeflce—P l a y e r s I 3’
roe s will lead to the Ann- Some of the leading amateur box- . ’ 1h. 1 t t
on. the scene of Frankie F'ay's sins; ers from all .over Fairneid County Chance. Sign contraCtS. ' mint: "Mfr-(9‘1m idlsi‘rewa”: germ Mil I”, W?“ “H 1 "WV my“
tour boxing tournament. this eye- will b’ °3 hand ‘0 ‘10 their 3W"- ‘ lunatiionrt alien] (‘Ejpiied Newark? '3"? {111“}? Itl'm‘m‘."1:\ W In“, ‘H
“a" 3:33:32” “14:18 sind donlm a large It is the opinion of Norwalk l'vas'e. The Wilton baseball team ron‘ipli- tuullt m at .1 Handgun m if... Dragon; ' 1R. ,_.',.f.',.."W‘, ,,, H r ,
It ll expected that the tarsal sevegal. u'i'he WTsfggrthifil a”: "AP ball fans that the proposed con. merited Manager F. J. Rilt‘y on fine iiime. although all indications point amount to much i 511 .. ‘11-...“
crowd that ever attended an amp. will'enter a. team and Not-walk will necticut-New York semi-pro ”as“ work he h“ done m m m organiz- :E'Oi“:{ii:les:he pmymg of the propos- weigh)" H{timium h "I. M 11% V“
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tour boxing show will be on hand have several entries. . ml 13;” :‘e-n 1:52.361): 3‘?” The in: the 138:“; and 5am him a rate Manager John J. iii-:Garrieoftho rin thought. that .l \1. 1. .~,-. “2.x,
lo greet the simon puree when the It laplannod to stage either eight p u re Y . dnager 0’ 0300“” 5 out in ”‘6 IMR- 3‘ the ilIr-tl Men met with Manager Donal-l "i‘iossy" [lratlw-tnu .1 2.1 to. 11.”.
first pair step into the ring at 8 or ten bout's. An exhibition between Frank J, Riley of the‘Wilton base. regular monthly session of the club ill. 'l‘nyiur of the info Guards and the gnaw. "Ilfil'lit 1.1.. it...” aw
“black 551:. :20 “15’3““ fluid I?" J03“ brill team. held “at “him i iltlt-Iltt'nant llusseli “Burk" Day at Cliarlcu Detritm “ill! 1 howl...)
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Bridgeport stable of Roy Loveridg; The league will create more later. Manager Riley rcportod that he I[inltzlli;iwl1l:’r:9l‘li§gnnt-fgnpylfirl: 1:33.113} $391.2. 0:1,: "3“}... PM WI! fl
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. and Lon Meyers. Will be one of the cat in the great national game and has the signed contracts 0’ George Itns’l-‘s of the situation were prcrcnt- will be able to Ulll‘l’*|: :1' m- it it» 1:.
. features of the program arranged by will bring Mel ma people who Smith and George Mertz. No other lint. This was the first time that cirlerl to no thrnunli m'h oh“ um.»-
CHAMPIONSHIP FW- l~ lost interest in baseball during players have tur‘hed in their con- linmgcrs McGarrio and Taylor have Manarer Mt‘G’il‘i'iu .1 Uranium .
. m’fh‘lutswfaggdflfitd ignil‘i‘réhglio the lasit f3: lyears. 'f‘lliol wcakor tracts. but all have cxprossed their ”filth? :ricnntplxitoflii:3:853:13}1:02}an limit." 11hr: 5Iii-iifihiwil V I, i W M
' 6 us cums 3 ° 93“” w “W3 on willingness to don Wilton uniform ~ .I‘ '. ' " " " ' ‘ “ ‘ " “J M ”m 'L "‘3 “" " "'
Am are a so as - , ~ - 5 use i‘iuM‘Ls .ui' Ilt'gotiatl .. 1.1. t . t 1:1 . , . .. *1.» .. . .
‘ateur Boxmg stage anoiieer «:2; 1031283; “3111 {Siciinxggiflhgcnfi it: {Signlgfiligdpllti‘x 853m this yoar. Them “T'TB (CW ' l . .. l ly Si!ll‘l'"t(;“:ii(t litillelltglrilnu atzitlimtbla , gzi"?1\i‘ifllilli§11 or. “:il‘l’rfl t1~1-p»g.‘i.iy .. .
ture. He is being assisted m the era to make the race ‘ hot one. bu'iiiilncss matters 1to holdiisotmsed. . It good 100k! ("1113" {0? “Within: .‘ l'n‘filllflx that he brought tho;- managr ’cral urvrks tint] tho iumi it:
STATE ARMORY arrangements by Captain Joseph Willie in league is still in its in. ‘e "e" "I“? "g a ~“° "”b M.” “"3 “”1 “‘"t‘mv ”"0 “'“3' -‘“~""1*‘l'-“ WWW Wt evenl'flfl- Mow- ti‘mutmh to warrior .1... 1. . 1.
' Lockhart. of the Combat ”Train. up. fancy there '5 little deubt but what '00 hfild 011 Monday night. April o. pram-cs Jay is not “My curtain 0t} Attor the meeting ltanagrr Mo. going through with tho pm.“ -.
NORWALK der whose auspices the bouts are all plans will “gem-“Diet“ in a The 999“” data otthe "95“” PM" the Bryn Moor rtrls' cotltgo bar- 't‘inrrlo announced that the next. lmi {\l" n will imp fl‘e‘!" r .7
being staged. few weeks. ‘Tl‘e local [cums will re- 3°" will "0' be announced “““1 kttball team but that. she‘s one. of stop “-8101 with him. ”I: staid that lint-up. whilc tho Life- (713.11% tor
Johnny Peters well known boxer thin "air homo fields and the fans after the nextmeetipg. ’lhc‘wcath- the host and most popular players. i"'.'f‘l')'lilillg went smoothly at tho‘nhly “ill obtain aliriiizr-r rim ~ 't .
TUESDAY EVENING {mm Bridaeport. and Dr. David Slo- of Norwalk. Wilton and vicinitv. er condltl/ '“mgo‘em'h'? ”punmg tn the willful. llc it known that meeting and the only hitch l‘umc Guards have only four or .i 3' w.
RIARCH 2 man will 4° ”‘0 refereelng. The will be able to see names which an. of the wt ‘1 “Chcd‘lla' 'shc's an all-round star. .1 sport on. When tho financial question was dis- present timr .
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Judson will be Boxing Commissioner sometimes better than those in the -' , . ,thusiast and a real “inner. She Lin-Sui. Thu Guards refused to play Larry Minn...“ 1:: m» 1' . '
Anson 1". Reel". Le Roy D. Downs blB‘ leagues. TY IN IIOSPIT.\II. prefers tlir‘ court mum to all others, ””1"" ““y t‘crt'l‘m except ”uHSTl‘aight footed tor: and 111w 1111‘ br» '1' 1 ‘1
and John “Raver" Benjamin len' - - BALTIMORE. March 2.—Tv Cobb. F'N‘Ti‘tl‘i‘e ‘3‘ 5. It “as b‘ntd pro: play by 11w \'\’I thy»! :.\' 1w.
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The Bridgeport boxers entered .a MISS RYAN WINS managotgoftthe Dclrolt Tigers-t. ar- uoualy that the info Guards would field has turnout in hit lllliti'li, -
follow. 'I'ed Lacroix John Kelly . ‘ ,‘ ' n rived in Baltimore .mwmfl 't hav arm-m. a. pcrccniago of the receipts. this eras-on .1t-ni innit ltlv i 1:
' . s : - PALM BEACH. Ha. March -,... l l 0 e ‘ _ ‘
BUY Bob Riccio. George Knight. Jack F..‘,rkfiwnhfd' Them.” Ining C' Miss Elizabeth Ryan of Santa Mon. his eyes treated before Joining his \ Mantlgcr Mcfiarrie “as such full as he has irljiilltl .1. i--. z. .
‘ ’ Sullivan. Joe Michaeis Tom Hoaney H I a 'rwemy won the mas- i C 1 national rankin to i club at Ausustzi. GIL. for sprint: ‘VW‘V‘T 1" WWW“ by ”m members 0‘ “I'm ”mt“ “"‘m ‘t' ‘1 I") “W“
FRISBIE S J°° “an. Ben.Whltttns. Ed Mct‘ar: querade 50” tournament at L05 An- pclzz‘eraliad a walkawav ingthe Tr}; training. He said he probably would ime “Dd M0“ mm" “mm" "‘3“ ‘0 '11-“ WNW Hitllli' and . arm .~ 1 t -,
“1?. Joe Lilli) Jack Beaty, Pat gelcs. It ‘5 said that Irving came round'oi’ the women's Elorlrla chant undergo an °P“|‘““°Il M the WWW" ‘ ‘ ‘D .30 i’th-ud now. Manager McGarrie This lwavra tho Guard.“ ut'u l' tziw
PIES [DUEL Rob Buckley. Ed Raider. out first principally because his n‘~nship tournament whlch horan Eye clinic. Johns Hopkins hospital. “'11! Ca“ n Ducting of his players to- McMahon. l‘utlt'h‘ l'irw '12. t. ‘1? ‘
\‘ln Vance and Pete Stone. of caddy (a maiden fair) was active here yesterday. Miss Ryan defeated this afternoon. and be ready to tutor night and than a final decision on and Harry Quinn.
Danbury. will box with the Br-idge with the Old oil can. 301° the Min Lucy Chase of Waterbury training in a week or iv" days, ”it? Britt‘s will lit: given. There will i---« 1:1. 111.1111” "t .
P011 b0)! smile (”3 triumph. (30“,; 0-0 6-0 7' ' The Georgia pouch is ‘)(I]h>\'0d to Th‘l'. length ot‘thc at ri-rs hasi'iotl’mm mory this l'rhia). .‘ia
. ' " ' ' be suffering from what mcdicaily is decided upon. it Mil start off with ric announces. The local 11‘s .
5* termed pterysium. or a tiny growth three games and if it goes over his confident that the Full?” “it; w
on the inner side of the eyeball the series will be stretched out to through for he has lra-c-i titc .
caused by dust an.“ other h-fln‘flng 'lhc. C‘ongir-ss liiizh ital“. of fire contcsts. Thu first crime will be mory for nut Wmtin s-lc i. it». ‘ ~
particles Ho “ch“, in (xcrllent Byltlgoporl, will joilrnt‘y in Ritlgc- played a week from tomorrow night. almost positivi- prmut’ that "-1» “ a
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health and said he was not worrhn'
about his eyes. The trouble which
has not been pronounced. he he-
‘ievcs to have been caused by the
constant strain of watching pitt‘licd
halls and the accumulation of dtt't
from diamonds and huutin-: fivld-r.
The condition became somcnhai ag-
?ravated this winter while he was on
a hunting trip.
M'MILLAN '10 COACH.
PROVIDENCE. it. 1.. March
Edward L. McMillan. captain and
”enter of last year‘s Princeton V81“
sity football team. was signed today
as'a member of Brawn university's
coaching staff. He will be under 1).
0. Meliaughry. new head coach.
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field today to mor-t the team repro-
St-ntod by that town. With Kaplan
three. days nft‘ a sick hcd a'nd no
regular center, the Bridgt-porters
will pmbably have a tough time of it
but they expect to win just the same.
The. game with Newtown on Fri~
day was postponed but no date has
burn sot fOr a future- mot-ling.
F. “'ORITES SCORE.
TA‘JI'A Flag March 2.—Favor-
ills sumhcd without difficulty in the
"month matches playni )lSlllfllly in
’l1o opening hum of the Dixie tennis
championship. Florida‘s wiutcr ton-
nts classic.
Alfred H. 'Cliapln. Jr.. thirteenth
ranking p'aycr of the United States
defeated C. J. Donlan of the (Thi-
cago Town and Country club. 6-1.
6-3, in the. Opening mutt-sf. ("uapin.
Tlldcn's protege. displayed a mix-
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buying of school sup-
piles and equipment for the 1: town-
.shlps in lloouc county was started
“he“ ”1“ mum-V hoard m MUMHO“ “alter Johnson had twice been
unanimously motor] to fly out the.” am .
Na“- “ ’3 mm‘“! ‘1 ”“30 "Mm“ is Mogridge and Zachary disposed
fox taxpmcrs “ill be til'mfld.
BeLes m-—
Name
“SLEEP its GLENN.
Star center on the West Virginia
University basketball quintet. who
is anything but what his nickname
implies. Besides acintileting on the
court. Glenn also shines in football
and track... He was the lending scor-
er on the Mouhtainers' grid eleven
last fall. 1 ‘ »
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After next neck all games
on... 1
Mon Will agree to \‘it
down by tho (luar-ir.
BILLY
"He's :1. nothing pitcher."
That is a favorite expression of
ball players when speaking of some
twirlcr who doesn't appear to have
much stuil' yet is a consistent winner.
For year American League batters
have been using that line of stuff on
Geoxge Mogridge, who “as recently
transftrred to the Boston Drama of
the \‘ational League.
It uili be recalled that \lomrldgc
and /.1“'hli‘\ the tun uteran aouth-
Nos 01' the Washington club
stopped tho New York Giants in the
world series of 10;”. after the giro-at
oi‘ the Giants the New lork players
would return to the bench, cussing
thcit luck and icitcratlng that neith-
or of them had a thing.
\Vhlle neitl. or \iogrldgo nor Zach-
ary has it «mid of stuff. each pos-
sesses more than the players are
willing to admit and in addition
pitches smart. baseball.
A majority of pitchers who have
plenty of staff do not resort to head-
work until the arm starts to falter.
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The eucccss or George Mogridgc
as a pitcher proi es conclusively that
brains will overcome the- handicaps
of a. weak arm.
In the tisth: game. if an opponent
can keep a hard hitter from setting
by constantly beating him to the
punch. he destroys mucn‘of his ef-
ticlency.
In baseball. '1! a pitcher has the
faculty of pitching a trifle in advance
of when the batsman expects him.
he gains a tremendous advantage
over the hitter.
That is \fogridze's forte. He has
a most puzzling move to first base
that makes it almost impossibleto
! a \
steal on him. Bitter and 1m: 111'.
nor are ”Home in doubt a: to :10; -
ridge's ifitlll'liif'lls. llc tor-p5 lliittl
upset.
118 also has turf-""11 I: lilit‘ltltiaj
motion that not onlr iw ps the TH”
man fr‘om being 2". ~ the. pitch.
but invariably has. the l‘lllilli'l‘ ell:
ing back into flit“: 1.5. the hall is II‘ ~
live-rod toptho hat... ..
The ball is on the "lLl‘ before he
expects it. which makes the pi'ch
difficult to time.
lC‘l
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George Mugridgc has hrcn suave-
i'ul in the Anufrit-un Ll‘ogut: ilt‘f'fluivu
he is smart and lm~ mlll't: :1qu than
most batters will admit.
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The careers of lft‘tgridgo and
Zachary recall to mind once more
that fame in baseball is fleeting. A
player can ride along for a. short
lime‘only on glory. hr.— must keep on
delivering.
In 1934 Washington won a. pen-
nant and a world series. Two pitch.
ers, Zachary and Mogridae: supplied
the punch that made possible tip;
winning of the eerie-s. Their work
far ~exceeded expectations.
only one season has passed and
now. we~find the two heroes of the
series. from a. 'Washlngton stunti-
point. have passed on. .-
In the middle of last season 310.:-
ridge was traded to the Si. Lotltn
Browns. He pitched only one gaint.
suffering an arni_injury that kept
him out the rest of the season. tin
now goes from the American to 171':
National.
Tom Zachary. who twice deft il' l
the Giants,“ as rccontly scnt to r". '
Louis for Joe Bush.
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The tense-won by the two veteran
sauthpaws in the 1924 world scrit'a
was. certainlyof short duration.
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St. Louis. March l.—'For anath-
letic coach to resign after a losing
season is more or less common.
place these days but for one to. sup'
out of a fat varsity Job at the very-
crest of .a. winning spurt is some»
thing noteworthy, of attention..
Such is the cane! Dan Savage.
ex-John Carroll star.. who has.
handed 'in hls‘resisnatlon after sev.
emltyearsof turning out infill-pow.
ered teams at St. Innis University.
Savage. at the present time. has
a varsity basketball team that prob-
ably will be favored to capture the
national A. A, U. title at Kansas
City. His last season‘s baseball
team defeated four Big Ten rivals
by decisive scores. For the out two
campaigns his football sienna he.“
achieved mat mecca. twice hold-
ing the Army to close count. .
Sam: has made no plans forth.
. future but it Is understood that lav;
h— '
oral universities nre‘bldding fol-his
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