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The Non-lit lensretes were
trimmed by the '1. hi. G-L. basket.
hail teem. emu. last night in the
preliminary game played at the
Wshtportl “Y."
The [Westwrt teem outclassed the;
. tors. They tend 1M at halt tithe.
; it Miller oi Norwelk and 1-1th
We were the high scorers .tor‘
e’ ‘3!" team. Miller accounted (or
1 points and Beettiedropped in.
,ten points. The tesme were even
the Sens iost,cut on iield goals. The
irps‘fhevo been previously detected
by the "Y" five. ; ‘ , x ...
._ The visitors used all their players
in an attempt .to stop the last I. M.
w c. A. team. Ken Thomas of the
“To." who hails from Now-lit play-
d a tine-game at center. He'gotrtho
lump st center and held his; men to
s. single field goal. while he cored
--ree from the floor. .
‘Roy Loveride or Bridtiivott twill
mev‘to Norwaik this afternoon to
discuss the next amateur show with
B‘s-ankle Fey and Captain Joseph~
'Loclthort and at the some ‘tiinelh‘e'
wui'see what arrangements can be"
‘ made for hie'proposed gymnasium
, in'lfiorweilt. x , . .
W ~3’flheksmsteur show on Tuesday
night was such g great success that
fthe‘t‘ioooi sportsmen have demand.
iedte'nuther one in theneer tutors.
‘71 is. planned to .run the show dur-
ingrtbedirstmart at April. lithe
..people of Not-wall: respond to the
idea of the gymnasium. Lovoridge
‘ “VIII beginuimmodlateiy to plan tor
.the-‘Topening: Many .ievors‘bie. eont-‘
"enema about the gymnasium have
he-
N’EW CANMN. March da—New
cinema. with Matty Brennan 0.!
' Stdniit‘ird file the ior‘werd iine'deieu.‘
ted Btruttord Thursday lillilt'u at
.‘ New Canaan in the that at s. series
o! gain. The score was ditto ~27.
, Riley; Hogan led in New-Censor:
scoling and Lewis was the big noise
(or Btratford. " x 5‘;
The summery: . :
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Langmuir ........... 4
I._Keiiey. o:;...'....._. a
Wood. lg .......... s
Honcho, .i‘fc'tnsnu. ,3 .,
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Andersongicr......,..; 1 ;-
Lewis, rg ........... s
Rothko. 1' reesaeee‘ve 3
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Jifwa’terbury. promoter. 'hss
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Score Was soil—Jack Miller .... 'Beattle Are
; tile Stark-New Faces In Line-u s—Ken
- Thomas Played Good Game At
when it came to shooting iouis. but ’
> ,1 ‘ ‘__ received by Knievel-logo. g ;
" Wooflvdiy.
3 whip Tunney. Gene not only tooled
»Rossrs. W0!
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loam SEPS.
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The ."Y". «in will not play sale
until next Friday night. when they
have a game on their home floor.
The score of last night's game:
NORWALK SEPARATE!
; ~. G 1" Pts
Brown. ri......... 0 o o
.Bredice. li........1 1 I
Anderson. a ....... 1 2 d
m'. r‘eteseeesess 1 2 ‘
Millard. rg ........ 0 0 0
Bilmrd.ig........ o 8 I
W.Milier.lg....... 0 ' 0 o
‘ 8 8 It
Y. 11.0. A.
' G 1" Pts.
J.Miller.rt....... d 8 ll
bytnan.ir......... ii 1 >7
Themes. o “...... a 2 e
Voorheee.ig ....... o 0 o
Beattie. ig......... i I 10
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' Reformer—William Lindsey. .
Team 8 won from Them 7 in the
two-men bowling tournament at the
Westport Y. M. c. A. lsstnight.
The margin 0! victory was hy'oniy
one point.“ A spirited match was
rolled. Both teams were; given
handicaps at so pine for each string.
The scores are as iloiowa:
TEAM N0. 7.
Stelg.. . .........130128 93—860
wry .o-uno...123 160 1‘5",‘
Handicap ........ 50 so 50—450
‘ not m m an
" TM" 111%. its tio~m
m‘ffliliiiiiim m iii—alt
Handicap ...n... so 50 io~tto
80‘ 397 811 913
'agwq—flw——
. Gene Tunney. heavy-weight chal-
lenger. had but live lights in 19".
They comprised 81 rounds.
Tunney met \ Harry first: and
Johnny Risko in ill-round. no-decl-
slon aihirs. And hayoed Tommy
Gibbons. Jock Herman and Bartle'y
Madden. Gibbons lasted 12 sessions.
Herman and Madden two and three.
His his match was with Gibbons.
Many figured the at. Paul man to
the wise (allows hut handed the
'clsver Tommy the only knockout of
'his long and illustrious ring caress»
Horse Racing Still
Popular In Argentine
Although horse racing in the Arc
gentle. capital is now only a weekly
event instead of a bi~weekiy as was
the custom for many years.~the sport
still enjoys enormous
Figures issued by the Jockey Club
of Buenos Aires shew that approx-
imately “8.900.000 was laid in the
betting during the year just closed.
The population at Buenoa [tires is
about 1.800.000.
The heaviest betting was on the;
day or the Gran Premio Nacionsl.
when the public staked ”$3.000
on the eight events.
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popularity. '
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. “hitting; through the bell. 'hy'vhiehfi
.inexiniuih speed with the-oluh-hesd
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LOSE HARD
FOUGHT GAME
The Unitierslty, school at Bridge-
port nosed out the Dohdotte school's
basketball team yesterday after-
noon. at Community Hall. ”~37.
The game was last .end exciting.
Both ’ teente played basketball.
Quinonas. the star iorward o! the
local testn.‘ showed that hie large
numbeccoi points so isrlthls you
were not a duke. by dropping in it
points. yesterday. It was Quinone'e
first Ml guns in trio weeks. He
missed several shots. which he
would have made had he been in
the lineup regularly to:- the entire
”seen. ‘Wetetons or the visiting
teem scored it points.
The score ioiiows:
University School~
, ‘0
Wemnfi. I". access... 7
“G”, if. ”.....‘u'... '
Mold. '1. sseee-sesse o
Ores. c. ...... i
W‘Me no eeesessese 0
Milton. 1‘- seeeeeese a
18
DeMotio school
0
Quinenes. rt. ......u. .I__
’0 “no"! its It'lIIOIII 0
German c. ........... 1
Stoddard" rg. noes-u ’.
Gainllo, 1‘, ones-see- o
“iaeoeouq
s- ao-oaa
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Oli canoes“;
21....23
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Helpful Hints
, Golfins son
11: you will watch; mosteny» nun:-
berr oi good golfers. youywiii ob.
serve that when they lash out for
extra distence‘they Ire mot-ether:
likely to booths iieeto the loll.
This is because in trying to put extra
toroeainte the blots. the right hand.
which'deiiversths built oi the blow.
wont proportionately too ~ntuoh
cont ; oi; ths'stroha. ‘
. The secret et'gsttlng distance lies
ill-preps! “midget the strohlthst
is. to. here the club-heed‘itnvettng
into the hell.
‘ Possibly youtnaydnd a mo.
in whstiisiireouenuy relomd to an
incident eli=.,‘attenipi' to attain the
‘i i Mismatch or two in treat a:
Ell-Willem: no...
'- legion at Tampa.
DE M01115 JRS.
The irvlng Ichool M of Tom-
town took the measure; oi the Do
Moths School Juniors in o's’ente
played in Community Hell. yestero
day afternoon. The score, was
194.
The icon! school lads put up a
hard tight but were outclassed by
the Visitors from New York
The score tollews:
Motto Junior;
1m, 1‘. message-sees 1
“‘3', ti. eeeeesesseess 1
Tier. it. ........
Am!!- 0- uses-seeess 0-
Sinatra. I". cseelleoss o
Bergen, lg. ...........
seiq
lei Conn-Hoe!
oiobuuuuz' g
go
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Mohamed. rt. it...”
Clinch. 1". esseelo-III
Young. ii. ............
Hii‘on. o. eedslsgeosl.
B‘mMe c- sessosloess
Clinton. m Osseeseses
Brown. ‘.~ sssesssesse
0"“0. i.- eeeeeeeseese
uiooounoouq
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Ten Baseball Teams
Train in Florida
; or the sistsen big league baseball
clubs new in spring training not
fewer than ten are ironing out the
kinks in Florida.
l'loride bu virtually a training
league and to name the clubs
sounds llite reciting a playing sched-
ule. {Here they are:
' American league: Cleveland st
Lekelen : New York at St. Peters.
hurg: iladelphis at Fort; Inn;
St. Louis at Tarpon Springs; Wash-
; National league: Union at St. Pe.
tershurg: Brooklyn at c ‘ eter:
Cineinnatti at Orlando: ew Yorit
at Sarasota; Philadelphia at Bra-
dentown.
The tour remaining clubs: are ste-
tioned in three southern states. M
minuuhhoaoneiemcsnd
one in Georgia. ; ,
The Boston Americans are at flew
Orleans; and .the Chicago Antennas
Ire st Shreveport.
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rostrum course!
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French Bike Race
Filmed For Science
The French classic six-day bicycle
grind is going to furnish Monsieur
Jose Peinieve. son at the mathema-
tician end statesmen. Paul Psihiove.
and a. promising scientist himself,
the theme {or a sporting iilm that
is to be sold for the heneilt oi
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Joan Painlovo. who is :1 now-
comer in sport. will direct the pic-
ture Ind play the principal role. The
lllm will he made just before the
next six day bicycle match and some
n! the contestants will be snapped
in action.
Special studies will be made or the
muscle action or the racers.
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LOCAL ouml oucllssn
BY autumn ourm
Score Was 52-29—Fleweiiyn and Ruddiman Are
Stars -- Make 21 Points Between Them-
selves-Return Contest In Community Hall
Wednesday Evening—Nanchy Referee.
The 1000‘ DOMOIIY five wnro
handed. a. 52-29 setback at the
hands of the Bridgeport Duhloluy
outfit last night in Bridgeport.
The local buys played at good
game. but they wore outclasaeu by
me Park City teem. Eddie lioot
scored six points. but his real value
to the local team is not shown in,
time;
the box score. Time utter
ltoot broke up plays of the Hridgu-
port bunch. tie also was directly
responsible (or several oi the local
baskets with his tine passing.”
Donald Ruddimen scored 11
points and Norman it‘lewellyn drop
pod in ten pulnta. Sheri-lite. Bab-
son. and Stevens of the Bridgeport
team were the high secrets for
their side. The Park City crew used
two complete teams during the
game. ' '
The Bridgeporters did not do
much scoring from close range.
They scored at least 17 or the bus-
kcts from the center of the floor.
The local laws are not long distant
scorers and could not roll up the
points like the Bridgeportere.
The Bridgeport team will come to
Norwalk Next Wednesday to play
the Delilolay in Community Hall.
The local team expects to fare bet-
ter when they plev on their home
floor. The small court at Commun-
lty Hall will make it easier for the
Nurwtlik boys to score. The game
was [Iiiiyl‘d nt Hoidcn'o hall last
night with Lou Nanclly an the ref- .
area.
The score. - if
NORWALK DEMOLAY
G. 1". Pin.
ltool. rf . .......... 8 0 6
iiuddimun. ll ........ 5 1 1i
Brennan, r; .......... 1 0 2
Umlaison. rg ........ 0 0 0
Flewvllsn rt: ........ 4 2 10
llernrlld. lg; ......... 0 0 0
Hopkins, ll; ......... 0 O 0
13 8 29
mecnponr DEMOLAY.
G. I". Pts.
Decker. ri' .......... 3 O 6 -
Cohen. ri‘ ... 2 0 4
liabson. if ..... ..... ll 3 13
iiogcrson. I! 0 0 0
Skl'l‘l'ilis, o 4 2 10
iinlmgrPn. c ......... 2 0 d
Willinmwn. rg ...... 3 0 4
Ft‘hempp. l'g ........ 0. 1 1
Shivn‘i, lr: ......... 4 2 10
Troggnr. lg ......... 0 0 0
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DEMI‘SEY MAY FIGHT-
CliiCAGO. March d.—-(A.P.) Jack
Dempsey. world's heavyweight
champion, hinted today that
a match for defense of his title-
he:
may appear in Chicago shortly in'
providing a bill legalizing boxl
hero is ratified in the April olectlo‘
Dempsey was a. luncheon sued ‘
at the Chicago Athletic association.
but lnstt-ad ol’ putting on the gloves.
he confined his activities to I. short
speech.
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