1.
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, The «iridsenort Deuoiey basket-
ball team. will pisy the local Jsouues
tonight ln‘community lieu; ‘
"the Norwalk live was defeated by
the Park City lads last Friday in,
Bridgeport. The local learn expects
to turn the tables in tonight's con-
test. Doneld Slut-gee. .who played
with the Norwalk High school team
this year. will be with the DoMolay
team tonight. This is the second
High school player who has donned
e. DeMoiay ouint. Donald Ruddl-
man joined the DeMoiay squad after
the February graduation.
Sturges will start the same as a
guard. He will take the place of
Norman Flcwollyn in the" lineup.
Flewuiiyn will be benched (or e
1 while. He probably trill get into the.
game before it oomes to a oloeo.
‘ Bill Gustafson Will not plsy with
the Jacques tonight. He is suffering
from a dislocated srm. He probably
will be out for the rest at the sea-f
son. Gustufeon was hurt in a [tree
vlous game. but recovered 0.1:.
In the Bridgeport some he. inlured
his left arm. Examination showed'
that he dislocated I. smell, bone. His
arm is in splints. " ,
Captain Dave Brennan will. lump
center for the DcMolay. Eddie Root
Milli-Sims EKEElKa
Teams lVleci; L011 Basketball Court In Com.
”" munity Halt—Donald Sturgee At Guard...
13 Former High School Player—Gustafson
Out For the Seasonm'l‘he Line-ups. ‘
lot-worse, willie Nurses and Oherlie
Bernard will do the swam.
The Questionettee, or title oils. will
take on the Stamford girls’ team in
the preliminary clash. The Look City
girls claim the championship of low-
er “Fairiieid County and have 'not
been defeated in three years.
Both comes should be crackerleolr
ones. The Bridgeport DeMolay team
will be without their captain. Esrl
Williamson. and Bert Coleen. star
forward. This will give the Nor-
wslk lsde an equal chance to win.
The slrls' some will start et ii
o'clock with the main [line coming
on at eo'cloolt. Leo J. Frank will.
lefereo the two games. Dancing will
follow the duel contest of the eve-
nlng.
The beMoisy lineup tollows:
Bridgeport Nor-welt
Decker ..........'........... Root
RF .
Bhblfm selses'lss-hsees 311(1le
‘ LF
Skerrltil ................ Brennan
6 .
Bchompp .................‘Bturtos
RG 1 '
Stevens ...... ..... ‘...... Bernard
LG
Rogerson .. ....... ..... Fleweliyn
Holman-en , Aspbloom
SUBS
GREENWICHHY
‘SCORES BKEK *
Kill; scnooL
STAMFORD. March 10.-+-Green-
‘wioh High school nosed out Kin;
school of Standard in the Greenwich
it Monday miternoon. iii to 1'! in an
exciting basketball game. Captain
Costaneo of the KIM mm was
taken out in the second hell to: per-
sousi fouls. ,
Greenwich led 13 to d It the-end
of the, first halt but in the third
quarter Kins school scored nine
mints and -heid Greenwich score~
. less. bringing the score to s. tie it
. to it.
The summary: »'
Kim} SCHOOL. "
G.
.nyrt ..... ".2
Button if .........1
Madden else. see!
Mounillo rs ......t
Costenzo is .......o
Allin: o ..........o
m n’......a'.....i.0
. 1
,' GREENWICH
ley l! eeeeeese'so
Peoitlf ..........2
Nomeuo.-..'u...3 "
Doverrs.........o
Johnsonig .......1
Putleo...........1
Boles. in .........o
e, 1. .-
Reseree' snilth. - .
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NO MORE CHALLENGES.
NEW YORK. March JO.-Japun.
Mexico .and Cuba were added. today
to the list of 1926 challengers for
the .Davis cup“ the United States
Lawn Tennis mutilation anurunced.
All three will compete in the Amer-
lCa zone pulimlntrles.
Japan‘s team captained by Zoom
Shimizu.’ watched the, eomlofinals
last year before btlng eliminated by
Australia. Cuba. and Mouse both
were put out of the competition by
Spain.
H'HOOHHu'HFgfll seaol-‘OO'ég
gluamémefifi; ‘3‘ mocha”???
YANKEES LOSE
ST. PETERSBURG. Fla... March
10.—-'
yW. Mitchell .nyilL. select the men»
only one. It counted bu
all season. t 18 points
over-"Mains. 0—0.
Army.
Whipped
Cross was the single toe, mu
f?” s shutout. a. M
-7.
total—38.
with 85.
against Harvard. holding the Crim-
son to a 18-0 count.
best eiforis since the
the background. ~
ELLE SCHO0L
TRACK TEAM ~
lN woBKouT
The Nowell: Hill! school stu-
dents. who are entered in the inter.
‘clsse track and field events to be
staged by the Kiwanis Club at the
armory It‘ridpy night will workout
again this afternoon at the armory.
The students lied s day or rest yes-
terday. following the strenuous
drill on Monday. The Sophomores.
Juniors and Seniors of the High
school will have a hard light for
honors in ell the events.
Coaches Fol-oi Green and Vision
bers of the relay team to represent
Norwallt in the race against Den-
bnry filth. This will battle nnal
workout for the local fore
the meet. There will be
petition in the track mes ’
The youngsters of the various pub.
its schools have been training out-
doors for the meet all week.
WOR' ; .
_, 131'
KNOWING
Boston .University had ' e. rather
(add record on the tooibnil hold in
1924. it played six genres. winning
’1'” “1° victory we: obtained
30!! Cross, Brown.
the B. U. eleven. Holy
Holy Cross won.
Dartmouth plied up'the tutu!
Brown wee close behind
Boston did'lts best work
In 1120.
$8.1“ Ric o: W o
9
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bases it stands es one of the
nineties ‘ert
hes-been more or is. shared into
1 «The Christian Advocate.
Harvard and Dartmouth ‘5
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run mum comments warmer. coon. ' .
ill VICTORY
, 0N llliCOllRl
score was stat-pen.
man and Herbie
Weinberg A r e the
Stars.
The Triangles, of East Noru'nill
defeated the Wilton Y. M. C. A.
team last night in Community liall.
65-85.
Denny Perimsn. ster o! the Nor-
wail: High school team. was the
high scorer or the evening. lit-
flowed in ii points; Perimnn
pieyed. s. stationery forward posi-
tion and the local players too the
bell to him wilh\the result that In-
we able to roll in basket. after bus
Rot.
When the Wilton teem boson to
block Perimen the locals shifted to.
l-lerby Weetbcrs. end he dropped in.
eight beekete. Donald Ruddiman
ceme through with it points. The
other members of the Triangles did
their share of the scoring. McNe-
msrs ms the high scorer ot the via-
itlng team He ncsrly equalled Peri-
men's hish score when he accounted
for 19 points. The free scoring was
attributed to the smell floor and the
loose guarding of both teams.
A return some probably will be
played on the Wilton iloor later on
in the season. Price. speed demon
of the Triangles. was forced out of
last night's game with a sprsim-d
ankle. His injury is not serious and
he will be able to play when the
looeio tales the floor for their next
contest.
The score follom:
WILTON Y. M. c. A.
G. 1". Pts.
Robinson,rt'....... 0 ti o
McNamara. it o l to
Lindstrolll.o....... i 1 9
clerk. r: l 5
Facts. l: ...'....... l 0 3
it t - 35
TRIANGLES.
‘ . 1". Pin.
Prioe,rt ..........3 0 4
Ferr.rf...........2 1 5
Weathers. if 8 0 it
Perimen. o ........10 l. 21
Ashbrook.rg....... a 0 6
Ruddiinsn. l3 ...... 6 l is
It 8 65
1.
Desdiler Then the this.
“Now. can any one tell me what I
myth is?" uked the teacher.
A solitary hand was reload. and s
voice cxciaimedt
"Please; miss. it's a female moth."
"0 e Of Best
shaman. Fla. m 10.-—- afoot. He's‘ene of the feste‘st men
-. . . ‘ - ‘R’HEonthobmystiietotbemoorste-
New York'tNet'si ‘ t 9 1 day. .If more stress were Mon
‘Buri'slo (lot. rhesus) - 5 It “I smiles cushions onto; mm.
Hill. Ohmsn.
Piper-as. Braxton. Bee,“ and Col.
linsi Benton. Wei-ts. Goons, and
6mm our BISONS
career. He‘hlse 'everssed around so
swipes per'esoson in. other can-
peisns'. ‘ - . ‘
They cell hint “lien 0' War" in
baseball circles because of his speed
Wiener. Davie end Snyder: Mo.
7 lots. Rice would undoubtedly have
Mullen; Protltt. Brice. Keefe. and
, 1 an E melt-loam“! Rice‘s performance
New York (Amer’s) 1 a 1 on tile leaks thst you wreaths best
Boston (Net) 6 to o he's exhibited in his meior league -
uneven better recordin this do»
tom elem
‘As you probebly knew. Kerry Gill
ietreok tests conch at university
of Illinois. Ito's ‘been there over an
extended spell see is hereidod one
of the best mentors in the country.
Gill’s llllnl teams have ions been
mud “seedless of the competi-
WM “3 we...” 9“"? ‘ ”his
eons a
promo: insterlel holes at Gill's
pertinent of play.
one“ use i 9
MWDYNE a c. is
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LEO
The nearest thing to Stanley Ket-
chell coast fight ions have seen in
years is Leo Lomski. Aberdeen.
(Wash) middleweight, who meets
Mickey Walker. nellerwoigllt cham-
pion ol‘ the world. at. Vernon on the
Pacific coast on March 23.
Lonlskl won lilo coast middle-
weight crown by knocking out. Bert
beat Ted Moore of lsjnglnnd in 10
rounds. The Aberdeen boy recently
lost his title to Joe Roche in a to-
round scrap but his defect was at
tributed to the fact that his eye was
badly out in the second round end
he was blinded for the rest of the
NAME KEEEKEE
FOR STRlBilNG
TUNNEY BATTLE
111W. Fla... March loo-Ed
Dickerson, Grand Rapids referee
who will handle the Gene Tunney-
Youns Striblinz ton round contest
to be etetedst Hialeah. Stadium.
literoii it. is one of‘the most use.
ly known ring officials in America.
Dickerson to sporting editor of»
the Grand Rapids Harold and it:
considered a leading authority on1
boslnr.
It required several days for the
manager of both fighters and Pro
moter Jess Bough to reach the do.
clslon. Dickerson was unanimously
mood. upon by Promoter Bough
Billy Gibson. and "Pa" Wibllns.
Eleven candidates were in the-
(‘olima in two rounds. Lomekl also ‘
field for the job. Amons'the well »
known third men who were con-
testants for the position were
Patsy Haley. Harry Erlle. Kid Mo
Portland. Al Wembsnnss. Joe Mr»
Cilm'icn. 8301 W. Smith. Charlie.
Wheeler, James “slim" ‘Brennsn.
histt Hinkei. and Johnny Gallagher.
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QUALITY GROCERIE: '
A. r. Beckmsnn Co
Mann‘s. Phonesw
“lessen
L0.“ '7!“
iO-round Journey.
A natural fighter. with lots of
endurmme. speed in punching end
a tuodmlcd attack. Lomlkt It” I
fslr chum-o of whipping Walker
when ilw lwo most at Vernon.
Lovmlu is thought of so the com-
lng mvldlouelght champion of the
world.
H" not his first real start in the
boxing gnmvf: in Tacoma. Wash.
when he beat Eddie Roberts. con.
sidered one of the best waiters on
the Poriiic slope.
Lomslkl is 31 you! old. line been
in the boring game but three years
and is married end has s baby boy.
Dnml- ~~~~~ Cap'n. I've been two years
before the most.
Cs plain~Vory well. Dene. you do-
serve a vacation You my u aft
N0 BASKETBALL
lN NORWALK
mull NIGHT
Track M set In the
Armory -- Westport
an d Stamford “Y”
Will Clash.
There will be no basketball in
Norwslk Friday night. Neither the
Red Mon'or Armory Five will be
soon in action.
The Armory will be used by the
Kiwanis Club for their track and
field meet. The next some that the
Red Men have booked is with the
Compo Life Guards for Friday.
March is. when the second same of
the inter-town series will be played.
The Westporl Y. M. C. A. will
play the Stamford "2." team Friday
.lln’hl. in Westport. The Y. M. C. A.
Juniors of Woolpos-l. will tackle the
New Haven "Y" Juniors ‘ln the
rcllmlnary contest. The New
even loam eliminated the West-
port team from s chance at the
state title inst Saturday.
The next basketball game slated
for Norwalk lswhou the Milford Do-
lioiey comes here to play the local
Jacques at. Community Hall. March
17.
SEND IN YOUR NAME
If the beokcthnll inn who wrote
the letter to the sporting editor of
The Evening Sentinel and signed it
"One who saw the game." will send
in his name the sporting editor will
be pleased to print the letter. it is
the policy of the paper that the
name of the writer muet accompany
all letters for future ntemnce.
for two weeks st half pay.
«Isle Record.
FRIEEIE’S
' PAGE ELEVEN
clay Here" -— Bowlers ‘M'eet Tonight
Lomskils ,S,econd.K1etchel
lUNCllEON CLUBS WILL MEET
ON THE CLIFFORD ALLEYS
Kiwanis, Toreador-s and Lions Club In Shape
For Matctheaders Hope To Clinch Cup
~Large Crowd 0f Fans Expected To Wit-
sees the Games. -
Tho inter~club bowling tout-thyI plufall by ill. pins and hope to in.
I
will be resumed on the Clifford ““9”” ”NS 10M 8801!»
‘ This is the seventh week. of the
.. tournament and there will only ht-
Tho Touoclor alloymeli hum,- "'ll‘w mm.“ nights of bowling am,
sew up the trophy in tonighr'.’lhls evenllllr'rl games,
game. A victory by lhl: Lions or llllv it is expeolv-d that the. ueuoi
Toreadors will give the cup to the large gallery of (one will be on
bull fighters and then the battle ' hand to witness tho games. Charles
will box] for tile bamluot. jMott, the Toreador hand will ful-
Tile 'l‘ “enllor ilrllblrl loud lli the l n‘mh llll' uni-lie.
MAHONEY WILL ‘llll'llll'll‘y contest. Tilt. Bridgeport
.\\l‘ll.t‘l‘ and rum—ling official will hate
'lllfi hands lull Today, He is going
~ in holllzuturk this dilul'noon when,
REFER . . LOCAL -
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Alloys, this evening.
he will i‘vfurev the basketball gnmv
'i'Ilee‘Hl the .Nhuguillcll and Will".
llil-l1 ..lu«nl Minus. Charlie will
how Imnwllw‘vly after the germ.
COURT SERIES“. Mug-winch and lit-all tor Nel-
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,oml Tailor of the rombutlng teams.
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