OntheClliiord
EddieBrownInSeco
m. masses has taken the
yeetpert howling leesue. Fin-
slid Eddie Bros I have been
--sech and neck tor several
such with s blah merit st to.
I Jumped to is. but Brown
. second piece with to. There
-er avereres. but these pleyers
taken part in lees than hell oiI
themes.
trite w66tp‘6i-t league will ms: in"
to hhtieh Iain toni ht on the Clit-
90‘ all”! on leuth sin street. The
iudIittiIdnsi averages are as Iieilows
G. PF. AV.
1442 96
5720 .85
esesseeesa 15
‘. it”
""' ' eee6e66ae 60
u hy 17
rs ms or
1. “Council 51 ”can as
ashtray it toss it:
. h ........ “’18“ 9.
own IICIIIIO a. 8861‘s:
Cari-tithe" 6 its ‘9:
Vlll6iiea......... so am 91
so 5469 91
GO'Cocneli 38 2585 . 91 w
Nasser-o 3 274 ‘91
Bristol so -544: to
; 'tnIssssIUQee 59 5324 90
bell “66.6.... 56 5076 90
tattle individual Names or ,
Walsh ............
W. Northrop ......
I'LBI’OIHw-uu...
G. Northrop ...-....
laflmou..6n
K01“) ass-essee'ee6
Llonu OOIIOOUOOI
mulé|iubllphttd.0ll.
s Iowa OOODI.
lump... ......... 54 5291 it Sacco
Wilkes
Krause ......u...
Joedaviano .......
Round." ee- esaesb
“rodeo II'ODIII
independents
Amer. Legion . . . . .
Post office
able so . rose 96- '
.. ilt- icon on
............60 not so
HIGH AVERAGE AMONG
THE WESTPORT BEWEERS
.. "new...
IISiiil HM the Circuit—Eli Co Is
In Mild Position. e mutiny
WWI“ classesle .9
eeeeseeeee 5°
“Tu'h.r sea-esse-
tot‘." assets'ssae‘
E. ”'le0. see.seeseae
{Team Averages.
I!“
4440
47 dllh'
51 5007
Illi , 6”.
56 4154
88 ' 8846
so ‘4884
18 1885
59 5018
d! ’84!
13 1118
48 8631
56 6713'
Ed 4710
57 477.
41 2‘16
8! 3161
52 4374
43 8'39
9 748
251 4081
PIE
60 23854
60 3171.
(0 21520
60 3144‘
60 31181
60 20805
60 1,171
We c.lieoorde
High single. Idurph.. 182. (new
W Juniérs
eke Their Measure
nifter From Stage
6 Eritrea r. it c. a; burst.
team lost their chance to wtn
;te' Junior championship at the
iwlrdn they dropped the drst
or the tournament to '--deter
the best mm alone lions-ls-
~ louse. trustweetport-‘Intteriou
the New Haven 1'. hi. C. A. Jan-
idea Saturday morning. 28-»20. ,
The Westport teem suitor-ed it‘om‘
.M- tl'ilbt and could not swing
hint their resuier stride. The New
he hit a week trout Friday.
led.’ 6—4 at the close of
firht Quarter. but New Hitter:
oh the trout when the hall
10-bit. The score at the
siese‘ oi the third quarter was
"-17 171‘ (aver oi New Haven. The
my was We in cars owned‘ by
we TI. Leary and Howard E. Al-
The. were toiiows: .
. Weetpert "Y" Juniors
Morse-W. R. Penstenmatiier. I I ‘
steam and stores; manor:
Hoffman and Dowds.
6 seaeeeshw
new '3...
G F Pts
‘Qeted;c rt. rs. ......... o 2 ' 2
6 eaeeeeaee 0. 0. '0
. 1 2 . i
Mm CIOIIOOII Q 1 1
m 13.. rt. ...... 0 1 1
Mo. ............ e‘ o 1.:
“My 1"- .........'O o 0 o
i 7 .Is 20
IIINcw Karen “Y”J Junie ore
G F'Pt‘s
rt. e. ......r d o 13'
.‘eeaa‘saeeeee 3 ‘0 .‘
n.11. ......... 0 "o 0
.ali's. c.. is. .l.... 4 0' S
W certs-sess- o 0 0
5T5 ' "IeI Ieeee roses 0 o 0
'M-"'- eee6seeo6 0 0 .0
- IIle. .....u... 1 ‘0’ '2'
is' o 26‘
. a
sseOCCOIIII 1
“homo“. r8. ~e66ose'ee'.ss 0
Water-.15. ..'.........
Brennan. rt. .......... 3
CBI‘TBOll. if .........6. 1
. ”6666-...66. 3‘
“Om 1'8. eeeesslseOo 1 ‘
Abbania. 18 6aa66666s 1
filo-
Q3
+Y._'M.=ll.AD0llNSr
nitration
calla BATTLE
BRIDGEPOIHT. hisrch Ila-Fur-
ther proving the contention that down scientifically and systemati-
tliey are the city professional bss-
kstbsll ‘ohsmpions.II the Y. Li. a. a
.nve traveled to Statutord yesterday
atteruooh with a patched up line
and deios‘Ited the disaster?! Blues
77 to is. in a,I thrilling strnule.
ditching. on saturday downed the
Bridgeport Kaceys' who have re-
iueed- to meet the Hebrews in a city
series it to 27.
" 'Neith‘er dot-doll; dishes. deities.
nor Bockowits were in tire Brittne-
port‘ lineup. Rennie Cohen bolus
brought from New York to did two
Muted and s pair oi substitutes.
The isms was s bristling smell-
and was won by s iield coal shot by
Harry Schwarts with 27 seconds oi‘ ‘.
play remaining. He was pushed
against the wall by Abbaszia as he
made the winning shot and was
stunned. tor 'sever‘ai ' minutes. com
.a’nd warlor- starred tor the Hebrews
while Biz (toot-Ito Smith pleyedthe
beet coma tor the Lock City nvo.
At Bprlnxlield. Saturday nisht. .
the Bridgeport Y M .8. A. lost to
the springileid Y. M. ii. A» it to
The same Iwu played under
amateur rules. handicapping the le-
Yesterday's score tollows:
Bridgeport Y. Id. at: A.
H6 “hmtz. r:- hassl- 2
K OOhOT}. “6‘ sees-se66II 2
skeriiti. c.
1"
Elle
4| cHOP‘i—Ig’
Made stator lessee debut with
Planner; to letter part st lest.
nine hit .8“. sis-libs. 83 bases.
$1035; batted lull dot-hiss .
e
u ' .'
oufi-J‘.
in.z..3
“a
, ' rue mimic; £1sz NORWALK, aorta.
BY JOE “TLIJAMS
MIAMI BEACH. Fla” March ion—-
Speed. rather than savagely. prob-
ably will be the tempo to which ”it!
clove battle between Geno Tunney
and Willie Striblinz. to be held here
March 1!. will be geared.
In other words. Stribling Boner-
ates too much speed to the square
Stud to be knocked over for a con-
Iiderable lensth or time in a lim-
lied-round tight --
Especially by a. bitter ot the Turn.
toy type. who wears his opponents
oallv.
Local promoters. who are building
an outdoor arena capable of holding
”.000. have advertised the meeting
as an elimination contest between
“Dempsey's two toremost challeni-
I"- s
W? Puck Stat
EDWARD LAIDNDE
He's one 0! the oldest protessipnsl
hockey and lacrosse players in com
petition today. Ho manages and
ptaya on the Saskatoon about} in the
Western Hookey League, one or the
low pro hockey circuits in existence
vi the present time. Around the
league Luanda is known as "Newsy"
NM is one or the most popular 0!
psetimera
CUBS TRIUMPH
LO! ANGELEB. March 8. —-
- R H E
Chicago-1N) .lo . 9. 2
Hollywood'iPCLl s s i 0‘
" Batteriesi—Pierey . and Harinettz‘
stroud. Muller. Mulcahy and Cook.
rouse 51111131.th
Good Battle in Prospect
It ought to be it. Worthwhile fight.
but the mitcome is not likely to at-
fur-i the present status, it any. of the
dormant heavyweight situation.
The most tolerant attitude one
can take lit-regard to Dempsey is
that no is in a hesitant mood. I:
this is so; a spectacular victory by
either Tunney or Btrioling certainly
will not stimulate his desire for im-
mediate notion
This is an angle which prompts
me to believe both Tunney and
Strlbltng will be on their test at the
and of the fight. with their respec-
tive reputations as well as thsir
beaks intact and unaltered.
I watched Tunney golnr throm
his training paces at the isshionsble
Deauvllle Casino today. Waiter
\ionashan. who trained Johnson
‘ Locu BOWLERS
ARE DEFEATED'
ON. THE ALLEY S
Seaside Council. Royal Amount
“'0 stilt-es games from Ponessus
Council on the (‘tlitord Alleys Fri-
day night.
SEASIDE COUNCIL
Bauer ........ ... $2 85 82~cio
Jones 95 93 96—2“
Wright ........ 110 dildos-dot
IDirjlcnzo ......) 1'5 104 115-»814
‘ sse‘ao‘s are use
' PONAEB’UB COUNCIL
ll. Webb ........ 90 so. 77—8”
G. Webb ........ 65 64 82-210
R. Paul ........ Si .80 rs~uo
W. Haussler .... (is 94 80—472
3“ 318 as: 975
Rich Single—Dirilerlso. lid.
High Morklees Single—Jones. ill.
WESTPORT “Y’_’
TANK TEAM
DID NOT RACE
..‘The Y. hi. c. A. awim'th‘ltlt turn
0: Weetport did not compete in the
water carol“! at the New Haven
"1"“ Saturday afternoon as W.
The Westport lads had no means
or transportation and they were
forced to withdraw their entry. The
swimming team was all .rsseLv to
make the trip. but at the last rein-
I
GENE
for the .lcnries light at Rona in
fight at Ti'll‘llo in lftltt. stood with
me.
“What do you think of Tunney?"
Honschen asked me.
"A trout boxer but not a treat
hitter.” I answered.
"Tunney will surprise the world
in another six months." commented
the old gray-haired trainer. "lid
sets better every day. end in that
respect he is the most remarkable
heavyweight I ever saw. iFor Tun-
ney, you know, is colnzI on 28 you're
or are. I think he has improved
his punching ability fully 30 per
'oint since last sprint when be
trained here for the Gibbons tight.
“The answer to this is that. Tun-
ney is a WORKER. Nethin: shdrt
is! absolute perieotlon ever will set-
STAMFORD IN
VICTORY OVER
THE KACEYS
The Bridgeport Ksoci‘s were xiv.
on a rude setback at the hands at
the Stamford Blues. who held the
Park City players- to three field
goals and trim out it to '97
The score follows:
Kacey;
Mailer. rl‘.
Hm 1's IIIOIIGOCDDCU
McGthn. C. eases-easee
Cretsils, rt. ..........
Rwe. lg.
asses-stesua
...... seas-es
ail uoaorep.
Stamford B!!!“
G. F‘. Pia.
Brennan. m........... 3 8 9
“Elm“. A's e.sseeeaa6e 2 E! TT
Smith. c ‘
............6 3 1..
Hogan. rs. ........... o 2 l
Abbaszl. is. .......I... 0 i It
11 14 36
. Reteree—JVnters. '
AMERICAN SOCCER.
At Tlverion. R. I.—1-"ell River~lti€
disna Flooring postponed, rain and
wet grounds.
Bethlehem F. C.
and ‘wet grounds.
At St. Louis—Ben Millers 2'. Ves~
per Buicks 0. .
business. The Weatport team will
probably most the New Haven
boys later on in the season. The
Westport team consists oi Charles
Postponed, rein
me three men. who had promised-
cars: were unable to leave their
Lyman. John Beattis. Hush Besi-
tie and Ted Crotut.
Uncle Sam Makes Some Progress in Aviation I
1910, and Willard im' the Dempsey
At New York—New York Giants. -
TURKEY
Ilify him. Watch him against
lStribTing: you will set: him hitting
.wilh even groutc‘r precision and
form: than he did the night he illit-
tenod Gibbons,"
Looks Heavier Titan Erer
As I watched Tunney bringing
over a sunlight right and hooking
thc bug with u left. 1 found myself
agreeing with Mendelian that Tun-
ney is still improving,
Tunney also looked bigger than
at any other time I had soon him.
an observation that did not prove
misleading. Stepping on the scales
nttorI a purspiry ordeal under a
beaming sun. Tunney notched the
beam at 191: pounds.
"That's about live pounds more
than 1 ever weighed before} 'ho
admitted. "Am! 1 haven‘t any Mall
to take of! either."
ITitle Victor
e
nonomr Knots
Presenting the new south Atlantic
golf queen—Miss Dorothy Klots oi
Chicago. She came into the honor
the other day by unexpectedly de-
tecting Mary Browne in the finals.
it was her second surprise of the
tournament. for in one of the earlier
rounds the Windy City lass had
whipped Glenna. Collett. women's
national champion.
CARDINALS WIN
\VACO. Tex“ March s.-— .
I: H IE
St. Louis (N1 ........ ‘2 16 1
Waco (Tenn) ....... o 7 3
Batteries—Reinhart. Hnincs. J ohn-
son. Clonal: and Hair. Warwick;
Tuero._ Pricsmitb, Augllsr and Wei-
Bambi.
Augustin.“ .......6... 90100
c.
Hold First Workout In
Friday Evening.
ed by about to students.
at. the armory. '
It is expected that the list a! can
bury High schools.
one of the features of the evening.
and for the
Coach Fer-cl Green, oi the Nor- the remainder of the week
' walk High school faculty. will devote
all this week to trelnina it team to
compete in the track and ileld meet
to be stated by' the Norwslit Kiwanis
Club at tile armory. Friday night.
The cell for candidates was unswrr-
Tbe first.
drill is scheduled for this niternoou‘
dldsiee will be increased to about 50
or so at this afternoon's workout.
There are six events 1'0i' the High
school students. ending up with a re-
luy race between Net-walk and Dan-
Thls woe will be
The High school students will be will attract a: mur-h s'tcn'lon .« ~.
given a tmlnlng chat this afternoon ‘tln‘ce nationally known ruilnew -.
most pen they will will conu- llf'l'c
workout where they choose during (vents
PAGE ELEVEN
LARGE SQUAD TURNS our
FOR THE KlWANlS MEET
Armory This Afternoon
. ~Expect 60 To Be PresentwRelay Race
With Dnnbury High School Feature Event;
Mom‘
though some will drill at the armor."
to get. rmcuctnn'ittl to the indoor tluor.
This is the ill'r'l lime in .ivxpml
to develop it, tmnk team. If illlf'
meet [ore over big it is likely that
Ifirrtck uork may he a tigulni sport
thereafter at the High school Time
is plenty of material in bout .ll., but
the main drawback in the lack of all.
out. door trm-k.
With popular approval wl'li ilu‘:
High school students and till-1' am
expected to Jam ills-l armory Fillies
night to witness the events. .
The relay mm .‘igallm
Li"lxl‘llLll“"
lht
FARMERS MAY
PLAY “ GAMES
play two or tehr e guise in \'r.\
56113011.
will open about the second or third
Sunday in May. The Wiltonites plan
to open at 0er ileld on April 1‘5.
It the weather permits they may go
to New York on the second Sunday
in the month to play some or the
test semiopro teams or that city.
A game may be arranged with the
New York Farmers at their Brooklyn
diamond. The Wilton team all]
probably not start to workclut until
the first of April. The members oi
thcienm live in such scattered parts
or this section of New York and Con-
necticut that only one practice drlll
is expected to be held boiore the lid
is pried on the season. The indi-
vidual players get into condition
themselves and are ready to start on”
strong in the tint some.
LOCAL BOXERS
WILL APPEAR
IN BRIDGEPORT
Frankie For, local sports promo-
ter, will take the local boxers to
Bridgeport tomorrow night. where
they will give cxhlbitions at the
smoker to be arranged by the Gen-
era! Electric company.
The Minion twins. youngsters
about 12 years old. who performed
at. the professional light at the
armory last momh, will be seen
at the smoker. Geno Bryan. Jimmy
Mullcns and Charles Middleton will
make up the list or the other Nor-
wall: boxers. Those boyinouxht in
the last amateur show staged at the
armory and showed that they are
comets in the boxing game. Several
Not-walk people are planning to at~
tend the beat: at the smoker.
The Bridgeport Socony team con-
tinued its winning streak inst week
in a very eiiiclent manner. In one
match with Hartiord. Claude Sieg-
ner hit 845 tor a blah total, ici- three
games. At present Sterner holds the
high total tor three games (345)
and the little single (131). The
Bridgeport team has but 13 more
games to roll and is almost certain
to clinch the Socony pennant (or this
season.
EMDGEPOR'I‘
Kenne‘y ......... 87
Hamuton ....... 115 06
custard 111118
98-a186
86—495
81—323
Coll]. . ......... 10’? 96 '100——303
Blower ......... 97 85 87—369
Luddy .... .... S2 -83
_. ... ...—......
oil «177. 468 I145?
' SOUTH NORWALK
lreland $6 88 ”my
duties no so lot-39:
Young .....I.a., as 79 —-1u
lid-43M
88—269
'88—- so
79— “it
430 445 440 1355
w
snow rmw nus-s mu
NIW 331570110. nuns-«Plowing
into a neat dritt near here. a road
so. 97
Carpenter ‘
Barker..........
homes Waite. Wile. B. i.
had been stranded about two
mm s Unable to mess.
be hot lubed the snow buried
.IN NEW YORKl
The Wilton basebal‘ tum] llllingreel‘ in“! White 14W
York City hv- tom Opening their home;
The league Horizon probnm) .
. 11161115.
'struckthsou-anhich was_
ENORWALK HlGH
I Wl'lNOT tun
YALE TOURREY
‘ N at Fast Enough For .1
Other Outfits Which
i Will Compete.
The h‘oi'u‘alli High school lh-‘rkrll
ball team will not. enter the Yale
tournament this year accordirg to
Coach I‘rrol Green. The tourna-
mcnt at Yale this your wililtlc hell
on North 11'! and :‘lu The teams
invited to who part in the latitude
mom, \-.h'.c'.i includes Class Anna,-
B quintet: are as follows: Hillcousc Q
High oi.\ 2v liven. ..‘urvolk High.
Greenwich, \Vilby or Waterbury,
Naugutucin ’Iorrlngton. which is
the present champion, and Central
High oi Bridgeport. The alternates
are Bristol and West Hartford.
Coach Green said although Not-
wnlk has not received an invitation
yet, they would decline to enter the
tournament. The poor SllOlllng 01
the local lads in tho tub't rev gamer?
is the t‘llic-t' mason to: the Gret-l'
and Willie team not going to Rev.»
Haven. Conch Green said that if
the tram . hlch started the season
remained intact. he would consent
to enter the elimination. Sine»:
graduation the team lost tour first.
string men. 'l‘llt. lot-ml coach be-
lieves that: Nm‘wnll.’ i? no match for
some or the shore mentioned teams.
The Storm tournament will be
held on March 1‘.‘ and 1:? this year
for teams llIl Class C and D diVis-
ions. Staples llirliI Uf‘SVIEEiporb was
eliminated by Deep River H. S. in
this tournamem last year. but has
not been invited this year. Hamil-
ton High oi llldgelleld has been
asked to competc again at Sierra.
Ridgedcld meets Gulit‘ord High in
the first round of the tournament.
Greenwich is scheduled to play
Naugntuck in the Yale games. while
Central High 01 Bridgeport and
Wil'by of Waterbury also play.
These are the only Fairlield County
teams entered in the two tourm-
BILL’S DIAMOND GONI:
GREELEY. Col. -— The famous
Cody diamond. said to him; been
given to Col. William 1’. Cody 'Bui-
falo Bill) by an European monarch.
has disappeared. The setting, which
held n slx-and-one-hnli-ksnt did.
mend. has been found to hold min.
in; but. a piece or glass.
SON KILLED. AWARDED “.1100
His Ison killed by a motor :..\,t.‘-y
John H. Dom-r. of Bridgeport. was ‘
awarded damages of $5.3M in a
verdict returned to Julia-s Leonard
J. Nicuerson by 2. Jury in Superior
court. Bridgeport. Thursday alter:
Not Afraid
"a
of the boys will train 0ll’-d001‘ri. aJ- ,
years that Normal}: High hilt tried I
'lmvk “ark th mat ,
lltt I
and run in xju'l‘llJ‘.‘
Norwalk Chronicler