‘ Eddie
(.
IORK. March t.-—Jeclr
won from Joe uhmen on
- ~ eel knockout in the tenth
. It the Broedwey erene i5
'. - lest night. with Lohmen
punished end a sorry sight
Eddie Puniy stopped the‘
contest Just before e towel
thrown in from loss corner.
so fought easily end cere-
d won every round. He had
' on the floor several times.
‘ Impending battle with Mike
' l. e
5 Weighed 1T: 1.: and Lens
I".
or reddened Lehman's face
first round with left lobe
. coke. One hook to the taco
. Joe (or e sis count; it was
‘ may in the second third and
. . rounds. At tho and of the
void e punch and fell on his
Oldsmobile Sir
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AARON KOHN
iv. a An. so. Harwell:
Phone m
'liohtnen did a hand sprinti-
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WWW
TUESDAY, MARCH 9, 1926.
WWW Loam
. To“... Rm ”gumgnmn Battle In
Several Times—In Good Shape For Coming
.Bont With Mc’l‘lgue. ‘
Opponent Down
fees.
A iisht upperout to the Jew up-
not the Toledo men tor tour seconds
In the tltth. There was no excite-
ment until the ninth. Then a Dele-
ney right uppercut to the nose
dropped Lehman on his race lust
two seconds before the gong. When
he wee drug“ to his corner .he
wee ble ling bedly. '
Deieney sterted clubbing Lehman
eround the heed in the tenth. Joe
iell once end got: up. After a, min-
ute and (6 seconds. the bout was
stopped.
cit-welterweight
champion. has had close to 300
battles. Jack started his ring ce-
reer in 1904. He was 19 then.
.Britton gained the weiter title In
1916. The following year he lost it
to Ted "Kid" Lewis. And then won
it back In 1919, knocking Lewis out
in the ninth. In 1922 Briiton
stepped oi! the throne for good. los-
inr; to Mickey Walker in 15 rounds.
Britten nee fought thermall. He
has never drawn any lines. He likes
notion. Has got plenty of it. De-
spite his long career in i'ictio ciro
cles he has set to he knocked out.
Jock lit-lttoit,
Hope To Avenge De-
feat Of Last Week——
Good Prelim Game
Scheduled.
The Bridgeport Deitieiey basket»
ball team will play a return game
with the Norwelk Jacques tomor-
row night in Community Hall.
The Perle City‘team bended the
locale a. bed beating lest week In
Bridgeport. Manager Paul Singe-
weld'e charges exvoct to reverse
the score when they meet tomorrow
at Community flail. It. is likely that ‘
Norman “Stretch" Ftewollyn will be
seen back again at center for the
Dohlolay. Fiowellyti has been play-
ing a guard position during the
last two games with Captain David
Brennan jumping center. .Tho rest
or the local Dehiolay players will
be on hand for the some. which is
slated to start at ll o'clock
The Stamford dirt: team will
meet the Quostionettee in the pro.
'liminnr‘y ciSntcst. The Stamford out-
ilt has not been defeated in three
years and claim the championship
at lower Fairfleid County. The lo-
cal girls expect to win from the
Stamford maidens. but anyway I.
great bottle will be staged by ”these
two teams The opening game will
start at 8 o’clock and dancing will
follow the contents
No. 165501 (jumping up in rage
after prison movie show)—Demntlt.
a serial. and I’m to be hung next
week.-——Denvor Parrnkoct.
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Ty Cobb. coticcdcd to be the great-
(Zach
est baseball playoryof all time, does
all things well.
Among his many on.
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to solve tho nitorlngs of opposing
pitchers.
Cobb. for nine sucroreivo yours,
led the American league at but and
‘has 12 championships to his err-.dit
That makes him an authority on
batting.
On the Detroit club is another
outfielder who can hit the pill, Al
"lied" Wingo. lillto Colvli. Wingo in
a loft-handor and hits 'om hard to
1 all fields.
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"l-io's the greatest miluml hitter
baseball." is Cobb‘s tribute to
' \VinB‘o.
“Once he acquires the habit of
Wm ‘
w; waiting out the pitchtsr and pick-
:‘ing the ball he likes to hit. ho is
l
' coing to be even tougher to fool. At
.. present ‘Rcd' overlooks the value of
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1Uiicii SCHOOL
lTRACK TEAM
wous UUT
Large Squad At the
Armory Yesterday-—
Coach Green Is In
Charge.
A lame squad of Norwalk illgh
school nililolra had it. Bill! workout
at lllfi armory yesterday afternoon
In propurntioit for tho coming track
and lipid nlt't'l. to bo Magud by the
Norunlk Kiwanis Club, Friday
night. ’i‘im llil'iil "ye have not had
much limo: to prepare for the meet.
lllli‘. to Hit'lilloll lust wonk..iiotliltiu
wot-i dolli' in the line of training im-
tll )'i'Hli‘I‘illl)'.
Sew-rail fuel mcn reported at the
unitary Tintl ilu-y showed their
npuwi in trial mania. 'l‘hi short
nintory lloox hits mudt- it imposelluv
to git apt-yd out 0! tin stir-int
l‘\'i‘lllrl uvcr (:0 yards.
The ntlilolos I‘Pct‘lt't‘d sonic
tinlilu instructions from
Ford! (li'r-cii and Vlnton W.
t-lioll. both members of tho lligli
l‘ifllOill faculty. Mr. Mitchell devot-
i'd moi-:t of his timo to allowing tlio
boys how to lilill‘l. 'uml cxplniuiiix
.uomo of the technical pointu of tho
iuunlng gnrnu. Mr. (il‘tvOll wan ki‘p‘.
may in scrim: that all the, boys had
tin opportunity to tryout. There
will lit: great rivalry botwomi the
Sophomores. Juniors and Seniors
in this coming meet. All three
classes liiim somu fine nlhlt‘lt‘fi.
who will do their part to makn the
a. success. Knox McGowan
Caruso of the senior
class urn two of the fastest men
in the sprint mot-t. cvt-nts. Built arr:
sonlors and will mnko it lively rut‘c
Wil.
i'fomflirza
{\lli-
out (it it, for first honors.
Tito nt'hl workout. of tho truth
will be 'cld tomorrow afternoon
The boys will have a chance to rest
tip today and to do some outdoor
running. The wide relay team which
will lm selected to represent the
local ”lull school against llzthhuri
liy will have their first workout to-
morrow. 'i'ita team has not born
pli‘kl‘fl, but Mr. Green will an—
nouiu‘o lllI: runners at‘irr t..iior-
row's evasion. 'l‘ltls men will he one
of the ioniuros of the track mce‘t.
\(ll{\\ l( H SCORES.
Nt,tll’FiiP‘J.ll‘I ll, V't.. \lurt'li 9,-..
The Norwich university rifle ll‘lllll
run its string of consecutive victor-
icu to (tight with the receipt of new
score exchanges today. Missouri \Viifi
town fell by a score of 11460 to
Since Wingo hits well using only in”.
uuiuriil ability. Cobb has let well
enough alone end not tried to change
his style.
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'30 North Mela Street,
South lorwelk
Phone 747
courtara aousn
FURNISHINGS
Like .Water
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Some day. some eniue will incite *
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e now have icel cu
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l e.
maceration.
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on one your Indereetfeodepoil-
l e—en you coroneneht whether
on 's an ice cropor ot. ltrnne
iteeii~ ou thinkon of its bene-
dtsen comforts. s ehd see
it demonetnted.
The No‘rwelke’ Electric Co.
no No. Main St. South Nomi):
Phenol”?!
We ere nowiloeeted at
earnest ofloee at
31 Franklin Street.
Our phone number
GIANTS DOWN C(ibliEGlANS.
SAHASO'M Fla, March 9.—»Wllh
chilling winds playing motirnfully
through the owrglndvs of Sarasota
”11le ”to New York Giants opened
their sermon w-ricn of exhibition
games this afternoon with n lopsid-
ed victory ovor tho lfnivrrslty of
Florida. 1! toil. The game mount
wilting in “so". but HS ll. irinl game
for young ambitious Giant. pitchers
it was very gratifying indeed.
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Monroe St. So. lies-wells
Storage—Storage
You can now avail yourseli oi
the ilaest storege facilities in
the State for any amount oi
It)!“ you may Willi“.
Oar warehouse is stator-y
brick building. iooeud at it
Sevilend street, nipped
with the Istest- sys
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out ---7 *Will fOpen Gymnasium‘
Roy Lm'erldgn of liridgopnrt. has
docldrtd iu Ollt‘l'l it m'iiiiiiimum iii the
Nt‘ii'uitlk armory.
Ho came to ”list dwimun .ifzor :i
l‘tH‘Nil roiifcrviim \\ ll ii 1‘” lilillll
Joel-pit [.Ot‘kllul‘l of ill" Nulluniil
tlutirtl. it is plantiml to 1mm flit.-
gimnusium open tlirw nights :1
“'i't‘li for tho, first lvsw evasion...
Aftor the first of Anvil linear.» will
lir- wruiigml for C\‘i,‘l‘)’ night in iii..-
“wit.
Mlli‘ll futortihlo illlk lliiS now the
rounds or local sportiui: r'it‘rivu in
'rr-irui'ds to the KYIIlllliSlllili. limel-
lIl'SN mi-n nor-m to like ”It: him and
“ill do everything; pomiliio tn lililk'i
it ti. unwise. Noruiillt is \‘lllllllll :.
ltrt mtmsliiiii ill lhc prom-til iiiim.
|‘-lin 'l" .Iii‘ tn:.tty ‘lllf‘ll who would
.lik-~ to workout :1 row times :1 work
Mr tho: t'wrciso. 'l‘lit-rc is no plum
‘0 {in and it Hi llllpUHNll‘ilt.‘ to ipfl
muvh outdoor vwrriao Jill" now.
ROY LOVERIDGE W1
CLASSES [N THE ARMORY
Plan To Run Three Nights A Week—Meets
With the Approval of Local Business Men
—-—~ Amateur Boxers Will Workout There --—-—
Finai Arrangements Soon.
IN! to “lilif'fis llin first \w-(‘k'a
ll START
'l‘lio uliinw. probably will blnrt
off next \\‘t‘~|\ in rim :irniory Love-
i‘ldgo \i’ill lli'ilH' :i lli'llnllil 41th
nouticomem nt llii: [nth-r part oi
this work about the liilliilil opening
of the gymnasium.
.‘lnny ol’ lllf: lm‘nl Zill ':
probably will \\lll"l=’lilll .it. the at»
to," The fllllilf‘i‘s lum- not. liml
it Pill pliIi‘Pfi'lO train in tho past and
when lhvy went, into lllt' ring. they
wore ml its well irnlriml m-i i buy itilglil
lllth! i-(n-ii. Sumo oi llll‘ prot'weaioit-
ill piiizllisls of this city ulro are bi.-
potrtv'wi to do tlH-ir lrnlnlni,r in the
armory. The public will iv: lm'lt-
work
at lllv‘ :Il‘lllitl‘)’ so Hwy t‘uli wit a line
on \\li:ii':«' Iii'lllillly going on. 'l'llt‘i'l
will In- i‘Xllt‘rlS to assist men in any
lllii' of irnmitii: tlwy start. The
shout-rs will he: available. with in)!
and void wait-r, which is rtnntlwt
ndilr'ri mhnntnge of the tryi'mumium.
it'lll‘ lioxt'l'l
.diUT
273JOE WILLIAMS
John ("nullilu‘ m {ll-r \Viaehinqinn
"Oilll’lfli">‘v te‘ “Pulling into llii:
light. ll"-\.'>. of 1!)" (Lin.
I r' .4.
Th“ [Il‘I‘hl‘ll‘lJ'F xvii tau-mil his
“('lllllillf'Jii t-lll'il’. to ill" l..’ii‘-Ii‘il':tl
flil'l"’.‘i of (I lh-nmrrzitiv: 1‘ it limit in :.i
colli-gr‘ bout :intl \V.‘l‘1lil’iillif‘i:,l (ll'O‘lll'l
like aunpunvw- m
C
Young t‘miiitlcv ltwi
:lii'l was promptly i‘liiillt.llj.."|l by llll"
‘l‘tilliti.
. I
the inirriiutiouul lililll}’>iiii‘.'
slain-is.
C O .
Tlif‘ humor of \l‘l'iii‘ilil
‘l'illilsiil
I might ltiitv lit‘in smwl
filolin llii‘ .l;il.lwz' lliltl liaimitttli-ii ii
;\i'io or u. liliillil‘i‘ :ii’hr ilir Flv'uli'l
toliiitl.
e e e
:i i‘iclzi iiuiii lir
llli’ liii'li‘ in thr-
“l'tl l‘itiliPl‘ mire
lil'f‘hllli‘lll.” uwpml
Whilo liillirw
duckr'd (mi‘
imminiitm'fi.
ni' Mimii'l”
Q O O‘
At that. llil‘ (f‘cmlidtru antitli line
the correct program. Ila van make
more jack in tho \(vlit‘l'\\'t‘lfll1l divi-
sion than he can t‘Yl'l‘ nuke
proaidr‘iit'a (‘llflll'
' ¢ 0
Tlli‘ country looks uitli maul: fa.-
vor on .loltinr: .lolm'.q liiillt’lJlilg liS-
lili‘illlollh‘. \ou run [lll‘k up a pvt-si-
«lont lillt‘T any sorrowful puller
Sll‘llit" lvut n good lu'n-ihml rim;
"hump is lliil'i‘t r to find tliiin twins
inn humming lill'll-
O O O
NON lvustom ni'o iii) nnvvliy in the
within! vicinity of the Whit.» iinuso.
“hon you met 'l'wiliy Ransom-ii lit-'d
any, “Pardon my glow.“ it. “as
usually it livv-nunm- liming pinto.
C I ‘
hlnyho it would lm in. Saluhrious
thing for the country ut. largo if
ilto ‘Vlllli' lions.) ill-amt opt-ruling
on the l‘mliigm’vm lll'llll‘liiltt- at loft-
hooks and riulttwroawsz.
H O 0
An administration mmir
masliie nlliilcko arid (*lf‘oll‘ir-
ils all right for the high hate
the low necks.
up Of
horses
and
O I 0
But a. lot of opprrssml tax dodgers
prefer mascular sincerity to diplo-
matic gumbo.
0 O 0
Or. as Pinto raid, 9.. government
with it lclrit in it ll"\’(‘l‘ mused tiny-
ltOtiy to lill‘li.
Also An Extra (droning Day.
“There will be fifty-three Fridays
in 1920." says :1 Maine paper. We
print. this {or the encouragement of
the fish drainer—Boston Transcript.
e
F.‘ s. LYON
JOB PRINTING
Sotlth Net-wells
CALL .
108 So. Main-‘Si
Telephone 1446
For House Painting and
Decorating ,,
NOW IS THE TIME
. RE passenger
. a”. e
REPAIRING can ovammm.
more sivn summits ‘
HAYDEN
AUTOMOBILE CO.
L Wagner. Brenclrid'g'r.~
“ m! A“. NW
firm oration cites: test
.s'xcll _
(it'llilllll'l
lf‘
'l'III.‘ Bil; TIIIII'ZI‘.
until the other day
‘llllti quvetion:
Lost t-tillt-gc
country thin suason?" That's a louuil-
My iii-ought
"What. are the tlirt-d
locki-tl‘inll tuning in the
one to answvr. offhand. liOl'i'C'iit‘,
l'd my Syracuse, Columbia, and
Notrr: Dump. Syracuse had been
‘ . ‘ . of tho
l’riiir'r- of \‘lzilnva to :t tmlvm mm. in .
sur-rp-.
l
llill‘lli in lilll'fllll :ia l‘i“
Siiwrninn'r"
in that
. ; him Now:
ilm llt'l'iSltlll‘.
swooping all opposition aside. 2w
Ihtmo, including sow l'i'.
'i‘t‘n Mums. Columbia line one
lust in its history. it look:
like a certain winner in ”if: Cufilt‘l'l'
intercollegiate league.
e e 0
iii:
in this coiinticllmi i’d llkt to :«rr 3
Sii';u~u.~:t.»-tfoiiirnMu. tussle, Hm wir-
i‘ivr to moot Noli‘o liuniv. ll \t'uHI‘
ifflillc to piibifil thoigh. 'I‘imr lfi. :a-i
us far iii! the linked Optic mm
(H :‘n.
.‘..
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- REMEMBER——
Iliui-ioy Dvorak. Michigan in
\ziulh-r of'i’h yours :igo'.‘ li‘w'l’ .
tin-m (mi: of the bust \‘iiuiluiw. u: l ..
titty 'Jnuid do around It i'H-i,
l’l'L’li school lads are topping ii."
marl. now. \Vlini ii «liffvrvuv-v: iii
quarter or century oi’ i-onipotiiiont
O i U
Michigan won't hit-w H14 Lin-it'd" am;
Wittmuti, its two sprint store. this
scason. But in tin; ~\omhful l-l :--
[or it line on Zilllt: rexiiuumonl. ll :-
tcr, a Detroit boy. is I'ixcoptlonull)’
last over 100 )Llltls. 111; ran for
Canada in the his: Uhnipi‘vrs. .iftrr
winning his first iii-ht ho lift“!
Abrahauis of (irr'at Britain. Ablii‘
hams, the ultimate tictor in tho
event. barely nosed ilvst-gr out.
Watch this lad!
U i U
LV‘TROIIL’CI N (i—
Wniir-r Steffen. Chicago‘s Ali-
.‘imcrican quarterback of close to ‘J :
years back. Old-timers will recall
Steffen. Hr: nuccccdod another Wal—
tot—lickcmall-ut tin pilot post
\tid. incidentally. did :1 swell Joli o.
it. ’Stci’l‘en is now .4. number or the
Carnegie- Tech cunt-lung stall. ll”
also practices law. Finds time to:
both.
Wis-cousin wun four of its tint
five Big Ten basketball brushes,‘ 1'.
scented well along the championship
trail. But the Badgers then did I»
complete dipsy~dew. dropping tl‘-'
next five. Terrific tumbles comv
even in the court pastime.
D O U
Southern California. as you‘ll
piobnbly recall, won the eastern lil'
tmcoilcgiate track and field classm
last year. Don't be terribly Slill‘llid
it the Trojans make it two araiglit
this spring. Dean Cromwell. inn.»-
ti‘lous coach, has lost several slum”,
’tla truc. but he still has “Bud"
Houser, Leighton Dye and a. flock u.‘
others. As has been the case for the
last tow years. it looks like enotiur
"u-cstcrn menace" this season with
U. S. C. again playing such a. role.
BAP
BABE RUTH
Made major league debut in 1924
with Boston Red Sox. Started a!
pitcher.‘ Later switched to outfiot-i
on account of betting ability. Also
played few games at first base.
Best season in 1921. Set wori-i
home-run record. setting 59 in 151‘
tilts. Scored 177 runs same season
—e major league mark. Made 25::
extra bases on hits and 457 total
hues tonnew records some cam
reign.
Led league In 15“ In hitting “11‘"
mark of .373. Topped pitchers in
1915.'winning‘18.' losing six. (mixi
muorilukuer topical! in both tw-
tlng end pitching.
Sold tolenlseos end of 1919 can.
til-Int.- Reported price 8125.000.
Has been In six world serie-
threes-ohwitnnedaoxeodren-
may to me eieeiio
i?
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