DEEILOWS SC
WTTIITW
Make Good Scores.
‘ L THE EVENING 'SENTI‘NEL—SOUTH NORWALK, CONN.
~ «0 M .l
e “Merl—De Malay Will Play,
CRE WIN
0 MEN BOWLING
ill‘ake Measure or Grail; In Fraternal We
With Three Players Out Of L'incl-up --
_Noack Has High Single and ToialeOthel-s
Jimmie Marino haa taken all in-
dividuals honors in the Fraternal
bowling tongue. He holds the birth
single average of 182. lbs hixh
‘ mark tor three strings is also and
ubiqavcraga ior tha-lmguo season is
’ 1. Jimmie did not do so well
18‘ night. but it was not necessary
as; the Bike took three straight
' iron: tho Red Men. The Odd
Fellows. with only two . mph
.‘ bogllhz. defeated the Grotto in two
. yghe three contests.2 This'wa’s an
unusual situation. '
As. only two odd Follow bowleru
, appeared had one or the Grotto men
was absent the missing players won
21 chalked up with St pins for all
...hlanlt spaces in the scoring sheep
The Odd Fellows took the llrsl
: game by one. pin. They won by till
, l . in the next string. while they
”11- -pped the final match
.‘ 3'i‘ho Elks continle to
2' league with elght victor-leaned one
‘ defeat. The teams will swing into
action again on next Thursday
~ night. .
Standing of teams:
. G.
Elks"........... 0
Red Man 9
lead the .
Grotto 9
W.
8.
b
3
Odd Fellows 9 2
.41;
;.
Billy Lauder s
DST oi! the Spring camps
are now in full owing with
-- - here and there a late or.
5:? it" rival or two still missing.
Major league training
methodr diner considerably with
diagram clubs. Some managers re-
quire strenuous work from the first
2‘ I
-'
ads on while othersallow the men 2
3 to start sully coast-snugly work
. -.to tom -2
.2." Iiost players of the present day
‘ ‘30?! the Spring squad in touch bot-
to: physical condition than was the
“ case with the old times 0! twenty-
nw year.- 1.30-
Many o! the present day players
like three~ or four weeks or more ct
hunting in the Maine and Canadian
; woods. Several play basketball dur-
m the winter. others. in large
numbers. play 3th in the louthern
if. is unusual nowadays to. find a
player int and overweizht whén he
joins the squad Years ago the mo
.’ MW 0! the squad irequontly began
j ”fin. training hog tat. With muscled
’ pert (mm long inaction during the
3 WI and Winter.
The first week or two then. these
allows spout trylns to reduce their
girth and straighten their logs with;_
t much regard to actual baaabau
a old club oi the late nineties
Input much time in the hot baths
and steaming cabinets.
~ On the held running was a cua-.
- - and necessary exorcise. Lots
the“ fellows prepared for mu:-
alltos by windins ton yardsIot nod
“ pal twelve inches wide :arouod
' waist: over this two has”.
' und'szshlrts. than a complete"
3 l uniform and a awoataras
“at...
ball park eiaht or toll than with
thermometer 75 degrees in: file
There has been much discodoon
to whether too much promo
- is indulged Ia.
than are goon arguments .on
- mausoueaioabutcon-
u that the illustrate 18ft!
. tor seven lull montha'tria‘oot
.an that many are worn down
, dos batons the season ends.
a hardest oi’ the whole time
part the players ”guilty db
h the trip North from the train-
nlnes war'o' 'schdoied
conveniently. locatsd' Hons
gemswu'd Journey
”Whitnginomtohdtnw':‘.
”on. mean riding on 'sioopars
my sight and plsylna to air ~
of diamonds and aaaims
”4’ -. arena and wash teams
‘ ass-us also plum mind a
l and inert-interim umpire
conditions make every man
In dressed they trotted around”
. greatly
3£N0 BASKETBALL
l - IN ,NORWALK
TIIIS EVENING
Local Court Fans Will
Game. 3. -_
There is no basketball in Norwalll
this evening. The nearest game is
the Blessed sacraments are playing;
I the Compo Life Guards. f
The Red Men decided not to. play
this week as thy open the. inter
,iown 'sericpuwithu‘ the Life Guards
llu the armory next Wednesday. |' It
‘ is expootcdxitha'tL-tho Armory Five
will, play the Ramblers in-tho 'prs-
. rimtnarytilt. These molecule-taught
2 mom and hall that Melt in'ihe and
my and gave the fans a real battle.
. it these teams: play another contest
next-week..a hard 'dlrht. ls expected
to no thh result sn‘d’tlle fans‘i'v'ill
certainly get their money 5 worth out
or the evenlhz's games. ‘ 2
The Red Men may. start a series
with the Danbury Laurels Within a
few weeks. Both team-use George
Smith at the centerpositlo'n earlier
this reason noth'lng‘. definite has-been
done in thewerot‘smmrinx games.
HAHN DOSES AGAIN
_ WELLENGTON. New Zsolaud.
March 5.-R.. A. Rose. one mile
champion of New Ze'eland. yester-
day deleaicd Lloyd Hahn. mile?’ of
the Boston Athletic association in
their fourth special one mile race.
The time. tour-minutes.- 18 8-5pm-
onds. established a new record tor
Australasia Rose ran in splen‘did'
style. winnina by 13 yards. The
.New Zealender also won the three
previous races.
on the team anxious to get balcll
homo and glad when the cpsnina
dayl oi. the season arrives.
Teams brought to the opening
game coast .10 mid-season torn:
usually hs‘vo the advantage of an
early winning streak.
.2 This has always been the policy or
MoGraw. who probably puts his
teams thru a more strenuous Spring
training than any other manager. Ho
has been able. nevertheless. to
handle” iils‘lii‘en in a way to keep
“(him in good condition and lightth
trlrn till the season closes.
Ability to 10an how much hard
worlr sash than 1011 his team is osp-
able 9! is very. necessary in s suc-
csisful manager. No doubt the
amount or exercise each day noccs
hoar'y to keep the. big husky Babe
Ruth in playiua condition would be
twice aa‘ much as his teammate
Joe Dugap. could possibly stand up
tinder.
Last year Joe was handicapped
with a had huge. while he has
since had In operation.
v--‘With two good logs Joe will add
to ills: strength oi the
Yankees. To say that he hasn‘t a
wdakness around third hsaecolnos as
near to titling Duisp as it does any-
"opo who ever pliyod that has He
may hard Waders look easy and
quid)! his throws away with
speed scam and with a mini-
Leasin- obolclrt
mailman! or Bill:
‘Il‘oisdot's column will appear in
Monday's issue oi the J.
...... ‘ Mll-
' l
Com 1m.
"START PLANS
7 no success that. there If a big dolnonc
an. ”o": ' l.
Grotto
Dawson .99 fl! IN 281
85 8'6 Sb 25f»
Schultsc ..... ill .90 96 .' 270
Frank ....... 8! 95 88 264
Foley ....... 94 86 100 330
450 ill (71 1355
Odd Fellows
[hostels 103 107 ’56 m
' g 86 85 8,1» 255
‘ 85 ' 85 ‘85 365
. 81> 85 255
Sterling ...... 93 1'05 101 303
461 “7 us 1363
Eli“ ,
Gonch ...... as 101 93 297.
I'l‘arlov ....... 91 ill -— 1834
Marine ...... 92 103 7‘2 ~ 267
Ayrault ...... 88 91 112 291
Noack ....... 0'! 125 94 816
licse —— ~— 91! 9:
too 517)"462 llil
. Bed Men
Cavallo 104 ’79" 89 *273
Youhas 78 7‘— '—- “'18,
llowney 83 97 .1 06 276
l-‘innigon ..... 86 1‘11. 79» 27s
-i-Iollywood. ... 95 ill ‘ilb .801
Mills -— 86 .35 172
HR 484 “5
.1315
Have To Co To West- ,
port To' Witness . "A '
at the Walnut ¥. hi.’ 6. A wilt-if
FOR ANOTHER ‘
AMATEUR snow
Frankie Fay Will Pro-
mote Bouts In April
--Professional Card
Plans are now uhtlvrwm Ior an.
other amateur show to he held in
the armory during the first port oil
Apdh
u The Tuesday night turd was 8111‘)!
l
l
l
(M another "Flllion pure" tourner
merit. ‘It has been decided not to
stage the professional fight until
other Boaters. 0n thill curd Young
Mulllgan and” Low l’ul‘lelti will be
lho main attraction, l’ee \Vt-o Smith
and Chick Dorety haw. b-lcn
vote-had for the semi-llllals. Other
(more include Kid Broad. Johnny
Pours, Store'Toih and K. 0. Run;
The amateur night lurnishl-d
plenty of action and till the fans
trot'their mont-y's worth. Qumran
prominent. citiZons ham naked
l’runllle Pay to run anoilwr curd
hero. ' There is plvnty oi nuierial-
tor the next set of bouts and in all
likelihood Promotnr F'uy will plan
to run a similar tournament dur-
lnz the first part of April.
11y JOE WILLIAMS
It would
govnrnm‘nt.
would go‘ after
the land.
[)6 ll lino thing if tho
warring on lood trusts.
the calm caters of
I Q 0
We see by the papers lawn in‘
worried about a surplus corn crop.
. 'l‘ho'nmtier should be rt‘t'crl'L-tl
lo the Blue Jay Di'OpTe.
. O .
Mr;- O'Goolty always suwpcriom
1ho~Eaniah ‘rolks were a hit dill'vr-
out but he was hardly prepared to
. hour that Lady (‘athrart was
equipped with a moral turpltude.
U I O
Incidentally we understand
iadyship was heartvnc-d
her
to know
-lor'her freedom. . . .
nho’nevot saw lil'llc fight.
i U 0
Suzanne is going to submit to a
beauty tent tor ihe moxwire
Never any that girl is not game.
I I 0
"Yes. John ius' got back from
ngrog over it ’
.o a 0'
It is pleasing to road the “cor?
minors and operators have finally
that there is not
atrilro‘ until next {all
C 0 it
Times were dimrrnt in the old
days. . Washington cut down a
tree and they made him president,
.. . . Today they'd put him in the
kindling business.
lighting is prchnbly due to one of
two things: either they‘ve run out
oi bulls or matador-s.
O 0 O
The Turks have adopted tho
American alphabet but We don't
know whether they intend to use it
for words or soup.
I O O _
Meditation: What does the old
fashioned tlsnnrl night gown girl
wear when invited to a paJoma
party? .
, WANT COLLEGE MEET. 3
PHILADELPHIA. Mnr‘ch lit—The
intercollegiate Aosoointion o! Amn-
tellr Athletes of America will be in-
vited at its meeting tonight to hold
this year's track and field mot-i in
the new Municipal stadium. Phila-
delphia. as a. part or the Scsouiron-
tennial sports of program. The in-
vitation will he presohteri by Dr.
George W. Orton. sports director of
the Centennial.
All]; PIRATES REPORT
PAM) ROBLES. Cal. March 5.—
sxception of Capt. "Scoops" Carey.
was solely in camp yesterday after-
hcon. the second division repcrltn.
after the long trip from Pittsburgh
and other points.
Hal 1th: “former l-‘risco short'.
stop nacho camp Iota last-night
tram Frisco. whore Joe.Cronin. 19-
year-old shortstop sensation of the
Frisco district. arrived shortly after
noon today. Paul Want-r was with
the squad. the coast league swativr
City.
EN TENNIS FINALS
Miss Elizabeth Ryan won the woln;
an'a singles tennis championship ox
Horida. here yesterday. when she
defeated Miss Mary K. Browne.
loo. Cal
Mrs. George Singer. Paris. and
John Temple Graves and. Wash.
innop. dsloatcd Mt“ Edith Bonsai.
Newport. and Hubert Phipps; Ros~
In. L 1.. dis. 0-3.
831111! is CAPTAIN
muauwrowu. __Ms.ss.._ March
s.-uonard H. Smith. of Brooklyn.
N. Y. was yesterday elected captain
of tha“-‘l'9'u-fl 2Wi'lliams college
boom team. Smith. a member or
Will Follow. '
\llkc Mchgne was u‘llllna to light .
Which proves
Havana and I tell you dear he's all
attectvda permanent settlomwnl nor! ‘
to be another:
‘s o o '-
Spain’s decision to atclish lmil
The entire Pirate squad'. with the _ ~
having boarded the train at Kansas
PALM BEACH. Fla... March ls.-—- '
6-4. 6- 0 Both are from Santa Mon-
World Champ Shows Just Why He Spills ’Em
The Nomlk DoMolay banknhnll
font. wlll trawl to Bridgopori m—
nlght ‘10 play the Bridgeport (.‘h-l; .
top.
The Bridgeport outfit to om. o. 1'.»
best. in the 171810 and may hale ((‘rlL
only one game in lh-l lfleAiolay vIlVl
Mon. Milford nosed out Hridppmt
Tut-Milly night. by two points. Mun
acor- Paul Elngewnid will take his
PAGE THIRTEEN
Bridgeport
LOCAL OUTFIT WILL MEET
STRONG TEAM 'ITIIS EVENINC
Large Delegation 0f Falls Will Accompany
.Norwalk Court Artisis~FlewelIyn and
Skerritts In Battle ()1 Centers—Opponents
Have Fine Record This Season.
rm: nna from He aunt to uni-s21. The
Nat-wall; tl-am 1r. "mow-ring trom
(ht-tr lnillriou Ilnrl rlw'flmmtv will be
all la”. in hand the [trillm pry for"
‘Ill'lj‘ --r‘"l|ll-i I'I'YH (.f ”1.. \I‘K‘V‘P‘
A I.‘l!_.," numb-1- (it in» vll ii. Mr-l'v.
for. 1‘ rlzrwnto-i to ma)» thu ll'lp
M Til'lrlt'trn‘m n'i'h tho "2'. the.
Thu Rn'f‘r. ranlqnhl‘, ...4n h. ”in.” d 11.:
the l'il'V‘L'vnnrt “l" 12‘ 0 r:'~"2r»r'.l.
Th“ lkr-v'll: pol-i tutm wi‘l play a m.
‘u‘ls'u'n
ontlro squad to the game in Bridge» turn game. m Norma..- nos-t wen.
DOI'L. maxillv l‘icht.
u :x‘nrmon Finnellyn Jumpu oenl- r Til“ i‘nml probably v'lll llneuy,
lor lht' Norwulk ("Jim an intern-slim v. l’oilmsr
battle will tnlci- place between him \nr‘nnlk Brilllzrrs‘urt
and "Sit-etch" Short-ms. of th- Root . 9.9:”;
.l-lrlrllp tut-rt live. ‘luxrrllln is. on“ vii l".-’
‘he tallest ('(mll'r's ln lhlB fif'Cllr'“.‘ilu’ll'Illzthn Furor
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school! will tl- -.r. l ham 0! Brli'lflt ll'ml l-‘lévuliv; ".ce-ritte
H'o : Hm term In llnhmn tmd [Jr-c.5133
l‘r lno llrll‘lgv my" lacquer ham or: I’l‘TlfiYh‘d‘. '. ..... " . \“lliit2ricr.
,0! till: 12ml. 2. 2t 1.! forwards that Cli. I 1."?
|-.. {mind in this. «motion - ‘.2 _~,l lf n2~ 3 3 ., 3:»; ".7;-
AII lEl“ lam: [W in arts i-xpeotrd to, ill
'ulzo my" in :l:e aroma. 'I'ltr- Rl‘idllr‘ “Vii“! . . 2"" :-‘l.t
Wu‘t bunch are noted for their 8pm”! 5 Aug-bloom pager“;
and the finalist probably will be a tl'l‘S
:7 ..go. .wr ant‘ lost. 3 ,2 :31 ‘2“l!‘.‘. re ”-uil‘.
place rlllt‘v
In 12% mi .1 an": rl" 'lprl l.‘
twin: nth-01’ l’mlr Al vim: n Hagar
hill” .2 in 2.. . » l, .1.“ r 5.
Tool: lull in Ifi C. ‘ii
£ :35. in MI?» our! 5’ :2: lf'ti'. Pusher}
. 20*: inning". in 11’11‘?
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(:Atbrj..7:‘T lust rl-akir‘.
E’nm'mo exponent n! (he "krzlrkle'
Fall. V's". his minim-line »'i~.".\(:)‘y,
Hue ~.:v:i it with l‘fifi'rll liable mower
llow dni-s he do it? That's a $1212 Id \ou mm! to improw youl .\_o l-z’hort hook irom right cor. Am” 79 “‘3"- ...,n, M ‘1” “"1""
with: aurl boost your scores a in“ I wr. 'ln Amerl-t‘an Luann; hm = mm to
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t' V min . ._ , _
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an
he’s happy as a lark.
tobacoollch.‘A.
the clan of 1011. plays right win.
He and" a halfback on the varsity
football team and last year was
captain oi the in cross team.
4
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rince- Albert
GIVBmcapipeandPt-lnceAIbcrt. I"
wanttobehappy,youbet. Iknowwhat
I'wantwben‘I'want‘it . . . a smoke
vn‘tbout grief o: regret. Funny how a
fellow wants to break into poetry when
Well, that’s ME all over. I’ve disn
covered the one tobacco that makes a.
. . jimmy-pipe a pa! for life. Good old
P.A.,tbcchumm1estcobaocothatcvcr
' nestlcdinthcbowlofabriar. Coolant!
sweet and fragrant, just never was a
pipovhsppy, Brother.
lumlnrlghtafcccbreskfastendhit
ituptillIsignofiforthenight. Itnever
bites my tongue or porches my throat.
They tell me the Prince Albert process
cuts out bite and pmh. Whatever it is.
'I can testify they’re out!
Here’s a hot tip on a cool smoke—
get yourself a tidy rod tin of Prince
Albertuow. Tucka'nestwadofitinto
moldiimmy-Pireandmakefirewith
amatcb. That'stheformula.. .sitnplc
«fallingoutofbcd. That'swbyl’m
IA. is
dot. mod and hail-pound tin smi-
dcu,ssd mmmbglm hamldcn
with sponge- «oi-ins! lop. dud
plains with every 631 pl bite out path
moved by the Prisca dict-rt mu.
”Embryo!!!“ sod
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