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NINE Will.
SOON START

Teeth Will Be Organ-
ized and C aptain
Elected At Meeting
Friday” Night.

A meeting of the cendidntee of
the weapon 1. II. C. A. besebnll
teem will he held in the "I" e weelt
from l'ridey night. The meeting hue
been celled for I o'clock by Phy-
elcel Director, 9‘. Edger Doubleday.
The election of e memeer end
ceptein will telle piece et this time.

The Weetport orgenlsetlon will
enter the I. M. C. A. bneehali
townie Which Iiii be formed in it
short time. The league will in-
clude “IT". at the best teeme in the
County. The following teams have
been educated for membership:
Wilton. New Canaan. Westport.
lire. litemford. Greenwich. Port
Chester and Georgetown.

Everett Buckley, of Norunill we»
meneger of the teem list your. but
is not likely to he a curldidotl- for
ro-eiection. The rece for cupiuinncy
will be e lively one. Jimmie Nara
zero wee elected ceptein lost year.
but when he did not piey during the
middle of the eoeeon l'ldtilo Mo-
Mehon wee’nppointed acting-cep-
iein. Mter McMahon was unable to
pley for it few. games end item
(imagine. enother Norwnlkor was
eppolhted field lender. The luck of
e. reguinr cnpisln hurt the chances
of tho lcnm coneldorhllly for each
new man shifted the pinyore to dif-
ferent petitions.

The louderehlp was offered to
Eddie McMahon yest year. but he
declined the honor. Eddie eooms
to he the favorite plcyor for thin
petition this your. and it be white-

cept the teem surely will have a
cepehle ceptein.
Among the Norwnllt boy: seek:

in: e piece on the team ere Flam
‘Orosglne. infielder: Norman Fiest-
ollyn, pitcher: Tom lrolnnd, catch.
or: Freddie Hart. ehorteton: item
Seliick. second base: kiddie Mulde-
hon, third belle; Erwin Holmes.
pitcher; and ltolph Hopper. out-
fielder. The other cendiduies ere
iierold Bhippey, outfielder: Reiph
fleece. catcher. Edwnrd Mohlullen.
outfielder: ii‘runk Pritcherd. first

heee: iliil Vornheiil. “fill. lvmio.
Louie Nasser-o. outfield: Jimmie
Nascent outfield. Allen Derby.

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Tragic Ending Results in Pclky-McCarty Bout

 

By aonwnueru.

Luther “Cowboy" Keen". best
while heerywelght of his dey, end
Arthur ‘l’ellty. e cotton nlille worker
of Chieopee hill. Hue. met in e
prisefllht es esteem Albert: Can.
on my so, "it.

This priuilght produced eomm
thing more then e hitters-melting
heylneker. It produced e ring in.
god].

1n the first round Pelky. never e
fighter of genuine cleee. shot in
right-bend punch to IcheI'IV‘e head
end eight minutes leter the 31-year.
old irlehmena—e second Jeffrioe
they were ceiling him—«u deed.

Billy ileCerney wee telling ".9
shout this fight 0. your ego. Billy
discovered end meneged McCarty.

"As i look-beck on the circunl.
etencee." releted Billy. “l cen an.
idoCurty wee ordeined to die that
nfternoon at Colgery. To begin with,
the metch had been celled off
once. There was no greet lfifI-rr-tn
in Polk)! unit the promoter didn't
core to pity us our guerenteo nt
$7600. -

nut Mommy wented to fight at
Cmgery. .l-lo used to work out there
and he wanted to go back to min.
trio with old friends. so to pleueo
him i waived the guarantee and we
wont out. more for e lhrk then any-
thing- else.

"Line of hcherty'e friends wan e
minister. As I tribute to McCarty
this minister delivered e short Irr-
mon before the fight. while the two
fighter. eat in their corner. Thnt
sermon wee prognostic of McCorty'g
death. The substance wee that om.
should olweys be prepered to meet
doeth.

“With a, trove of hie bond toward
McCarty, the minister eeid:

" 'wokl Here in e. perfect spool.
men of phyelcel manhood. yet in in
week. I. dey. eye. in e minute he
might be teken. None of no known
when his turn will come.‘

“Leaving the ring he creased in
hlctfurty'e corner. end shook his
hand. '

" 'flod be good to you Luthnr.‘
be said. The gong reng end MCCdl'iy
went out to meet Polity end hill
death."

 

There were Olif' or two mix'rs oi
inconsequentlrl nniurr- at the ppm»
in: of the fight. ill-force lid Smith
of Chlcnko eepurnirui the men. isolh
squared off, fil‘llllf’l‘ shaming any
worse off so far.

There were nllrltlivr mlxutp. n
flurry of fiele'und i'oiky'n right
hand wee Icon to relich McCariy'e
law and "mp hie bond lmril. hic-
Certy becked up sown-i plum. than
took it crouching ntilimin. ii. lookod
as if he were in fighting poise. lint
he began to drop lower llnd iowrr.
his eyes rolling. lfr ilunlly rollnpm-d
and fell at full length on tho floor.

Willi McCariy'e blcolll coming in
quirk seeps. Hlniill muntod him nut
"in locum!» mailed in and Hill \14 ..

 

 

Joe ilolzhnueen. outfield: Charles
hymen. outfield: Alien lltoddnrd.
outfield: Hugh .Bedttls. outfield;
John lieettle. infield: Joe Brennan,
pitcher: Morris Lindwell. infield:
and probably "Chick" Bunchbnum.
of Norwolil will be en infield clin-
didsle. Tommy Price. outfielder. si-
no line been mentioned on nnoihor
candidate.

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ill-’s ("Jill luld‘
For (iml‘n Mit’) art is. doctor,"
Tim-n dot-tors climbed into the ring
nmi work-..l feverishly 0v: r him bill

'h‘il‘tlllt: iraimiy,
ilhmil. 'l'wi .4 «lilting,

oil/1'.

i'ilnllt minutes later he unit
The next. dily nn
unfunny show-vi the rlgllt—llllnd
punrh in tho low. which snapped
Mi'i’nt'ty‘s llrilli hawk, hud dislocat-
tld lll’l nl'uit nnli f‘llilfil'r‘ his (it-nth,

'i'hr- turn were mini: right-ounce
glow-s: lilo lil'lt-liiillf‘a plows. eup-
pnm-d t0 imw: lirr‘n used, havlng
llt‘tC‘Yi left behind, rather by mistake
or fll'llifn.

Mf‘l‘lll'ly'l death was the first rc-

ln vuln.
prnnuunl'trll (loud.

.(‘Milf‘il in the ring since Ilm Adop-

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;Westport “Y” Coach]
. Will Not Allow Bout
On N e xt Amateur
Boxing Card.

ltuy Davie. of Flint Not-walk, our !
0f the star members of the Wcsiport
boring team “will not hex Cirillo BIT-
nn, colored. eieo of thin place. in tho
nut. nmntrur nerd at the armory. I

Dr. David Sicilian, head coach oil
the "Y" boxing team. said lost nleht
that he would not allow Davis to
compete unmet. Brynn. Dr. illo-
men gave his reeeone for the set.
ilo sold Devil licked Brynn once «ml
that was eutilclrnt. Then "If! colored
lad nuiwnmhe Davie liytlfl'lil or nine
pounds end Dr. tllomen believes that
I too much weight for his charge
it overcome.

llnvie end Brynn put up n cork-
n; good light when the two met
.1) the libel bout of the evening at
" llo lust. amateur curd lipid in the
ll'lnm')’. Frankie Fey, who in run-
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mull-h the two luds uuoin. The two
lmxore traveled three rounds, but the
iudgre decided that another round
were necessary to give it docleion. The
lade'went into the fourth round with
hammer end tonne. They gave ouch
other everything they had. Davie
nithouirh tired from trying to over-
come the big wright hundlcnp. mun-
ngt-d to now out the colored boxer
on points. There has been a big do-
mnml for it. return mulch between
those two boys.

Frnnkie Fey will see if he cannot
‘tl‘i‘fmfic to heve Brynn to weigh in
the some as Davis done. He believes
~hnt Brynn een reeet Dims weight
'u-lihout hurting his chances of win-
hinge

The Woetport boxing team is try-
ing out three new men this week.
They will meet et the Y. M. C. A.
tonight end workout under the skill-
fut eyes of Dr. siomerl end Chic
Doreey.

The "I" boxers will. not enter the
Denbury emeieur eernivel. They
tight the Bridgeport "Y" boxing teem
next Thunder M’Bi‘ltlloporl- end Dr.
lilomen will not eilow thorn to so
on two deye inter in Denbury. The
Weelpert borers will go to New m-
ven leter on in the eenon to meet
the 1'. 1L. c. A.. boners of thet piece.
They use will box the Yule Univer-

eity teem end pleas ere being mede
to trevel to Weterbury end New
Britain.
fit nonlethal.

nnmwrt- - axioms. Fin»
lurch Ill—lites Bernice Well ‘of
Oshkosh. Win. 'ehd' ‘sidrne‘n‘e‘ golf
emulsion.“ “Abel. lute. will meet
isles Glenn Coilett of Providence.
pelican men'l golf chapters. in

of the Bollellr
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THE COLLEGE
COURT TITLE

I’IllNi ICTOY, Marl h 11—40mm-
bin. can the Intercollegiate Lougue
luilrl. title by defeating Princeton
horn lust nlrhi, 4‘ to ."7.

Tim Tigrrn Iliiilid well but. could

.iiht hold the prim flllil nl iht‘ uni

of file that lmlf i‘olumlvlu. luld guill-
t! it load of 26 to is, ”rough ox-
rollunt hilootlng by Limb and Ro-
:-.llunfoltl

f‘o‘umlnlu. with nm-n victories
fliltl only on. dlflul, has mm more
univui Sill‘llllfli)’ fliitlil. Yule brim:
till: ilmiolwnt A H'llhul it In thin but-
tin \riil make no diff-around in tho
standing no lJnrlmuuill. new in enu-
oml plile‘. has lost. four guinea.

'l‘ho numlnnry:

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Norris, if ........ .. ll 2 i
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Bl‘A'l‘E C0141 EGE. l’li. March
it wl‘elln Htute {culllull candidates
h' ported to Couch lingo “adult to-
tiny for the opening of spring prec-
lice unit the first workout new the
nduptlon of tho "i7hnriceton" to
fooiimli training methods. Although
most. of tho mlddcrs were familiar
with the intent dancing technique.
it “an their first attempt to execute
the “Cherie-tori“ in clentcd sum
on the tan- bark floor of the stock
pmlllon.

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COB“ WOUIAD BUY.

BALTIMORE. March ll.——'l‘y
Cobb manager of the American
League club of Detroit, when told
that Jack Dunn' had decided to
put Clayton sheody on the market.
eeid the Tigers would be willing to
9‘! I5. 000 for the lnnky Oriole first

seeker. Dunn made his announce-
ment in regard to Sheedy et Punts
Gordy. Fill. the Oriole training
camp. Silently is one of the spring'e
hoidoute. '

The Detroit manner is in Johns
Hopkins hoepltei recovering from
on eye operetlon.

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WAI'I'E HIGH BEATE‘S.

PHILADELPHIA. Much
Weite High school. Toledo. Ohio
one of the feveritoe to reach the
finei in the High school division
of the interecholsetlo beeketbeil
'toerneinent et the University of
Pennsylvenie. Wee eliminated in the
third round ieet nlsht by the see.

11.—

: tern High school teem of Washing-

ton. D. c. The lemme t: to it.
W

' TEAM .10 TOUR.
EARNED UNIVERSITI. CI-L.

 

Writ!!! of the country which

swimming

THURSDAY, MARCH 1], 1926.

{Mill

ed Men Win First Game

HARD FOUCIII CONTEST
FROM COMPO LIFE GUARDS

 

 

The Score Was 34-30—McMahon and Smith In
Even Battle—~Eddie Quinn and McGrun
Star—Large Crowd Of Fans Witness Con- .
test—Mahoney Referee.

 

The Red Men drew brat blood in
zinc series with the Compo lllfe
I'luarde in the armory last night, by
'ulnning. 34-30. in one of the best
i played games of the season.

The battle between fiddle Mo-
, linbon and George Smith on the ri-
‘Ini centers. resulted in a draw an
.fnr as points were concerned. Both
imen scored the same number of
’fleld goals. the some number of

fouls and of course the some num-
ber of points.

i it wee myhody'e game. but the
inlnrgln of victory actually re-
prom-riled the strength of the in-
dlnns. With Lerry'McMnhon in the
lineup the Uunrds probably will be
limorites to turn the tide in tho
'noxt game of the eel-lee. Larry in
Wind for five or six points and aft-
jr-r it two weeks' rest he should be
int. iiln host.

I Several spectacular shots were
:murlc by both teams. Eddie Mc-
i Mnhnn norm-d the longest shall.
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dropped two in from beyond the
II”) center of the floor off near

' the sidelines. Clayton Mcfirnn took
mo trice in the first half from n
i lung dinlume and made them both.

rho flulrds were in the lend at
{the owning of the game. After 30
seconds of play. Eddie McMahon
come in pomeeslon of the ball near
one of the corners of the floor. He
lit-seed the hull through the basket
for mu.- of the navel difficult shots
of Hill gnmo. .\Tl'(h’flll followed and
liNI it up with one of his long ones.
Fill-lie McMahon came right. back
with two more consecutive shots
and then it. foul. 'l‘llls put the
Guards allr-od. 7-2. The lied Men
recovered sufficiently to Wrestle
the load away from the Guards in
a few minutes. Hmith made two of
his high looping shois and Mo»
(iron cnnm through with another.
Eddie Quinn tied the. more with n
(mil. but the local boys gained it
three point loud on the fouls by Mc-
(lrnn and one by Smith.

Paddy Drlscoll dropped in a long
shot and put. the Guards within one
point of tying tho score. hchran
and leth shot fouls giving the
Hull Mon (1 three-point lead. Eddie
McMahon rnndo another long shot
und nun followed by a doublo deck-
rr by "Roll" Quinn which gave the
(,lllllrvls a. ill-H load as the hall
ended.

llill Court tied the more with a
foul at the Opt-fillifl of the next pe-
riod. Willis (”Zitvrtnngh took a long
pass from Smith and sprinted for
the basket for another two points.
George Smith made two long shots
in n. row and was followed by an-
other two points. contributed by ltlll

('mlrf. This lit-ll Men were now
lending by eight points. Harry
Quinn and Paddy Driscoll scored

fouls. but Clancy continued to hold
the 12nd Men's load by dropping a
field gmli.

Eddie Quinn shot a. foul. Moll/in.
hon sent the ball spinning fill-on :n
the polling from beyond the comer
of the court fllltl promptly Emile
Quinn sent in another on n. follow
up shot from a foul. (,‘ourt sowed
:1 goal and e. foul. while "Big"
(looms: Smith. and McGrull dropped
in fluid gnuls. Edvlio Quinn made

two flvil goals and pin, the “name
back in the running again. Court
noted two foul-i or» r which lmlll
Drlscoii and STI‘LTTIIL‘)" also Bilge
free thrown. 'I'IH- ‘llI/ll‘l'lfl “we
working the ball doll-u 'i'w- floor on
till: wili.'ln hint». in m r] the giant,

The tune all alumni ‘i.lt it wnn e.
game “it” “:Ilrlh lthle l(-el|)f_
About 5.00 slttmlvlr-ri ll)“ t‘nnlvsf last
night. Charlie Mahoncy of Bridge-
port retort-I'll the mfiln crime. Danc-
ing followed the contacts, The mt:
game of the boring Mil be [)I-‘lyrrl
in the Armory nu l-‘ri-lny. him-I‘ll 1".
With Lorry Elli-Motion book in the
lineup the Guardn exprci. to tum
lIlC '3‘!T"".

Both teams QTCU’TV'AI the noun; ...
ins: their rigulur Ilht'UrW, “I'll ‘LJ:
eruption. The its-ll Mun Harri
llennll: .‘vlnnon at a. torn-uni pmi'mx
instead of “hwy, l‘lii’ll‘: pf 1.3»)? .l
fine grime and probably "..ll
seen in the Contact for the
time.

The Glmrdli llsrll Allan INHIJ)
a forward lntz‘tulfl of lulu: t‘;lll:--‘:l..
The latter plinyr'l‘ was unable to
come here from New York and "~..-,
plum: left meant by Larry Ill-Elli. m
was given to lmrhv. 'l'hr: l-.I-
ure of Derby to play licGr’m no 2".
closely probably (‘th the Guards .-;_..
same. Darby was liliill‘lfl‘lf'd to
stick close to III-Gran, but luslulil.
he. roamed the floor. MILGrnrt tool.
the hall the li-nglh of the floor 31! "
the second half for a field goal .1 ml
was fouled twirl": by Darby after ”iii
the latter tricd to overtake :lm
epoody Bridgeport man in a dash
down the hall. Darby slammed tin,-
hall on the floor ioiirm‘ g .. pmr
offside decision by Inferno Mu-
liom-y in lIl'J filer half. Mahonuy
promptly ruliml u foul and MC'Urnll
shot the goal.

Bill Court. was i

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in

(A.

‘i .‘t

if out for u luv
momonln in tho. around half. if:
was pushed an in: was about to
shoot a basket with the result that
his hand came in contact with one
of. the chairs. He finished the gain-
was none the worse for his shake-
up.

Over 200 fans come lruoplni; mel'
from Weslport last night. A I‘ii‘iu‘
number of fans from Fillrl-ll'lfl.
Soutilport. Wilton. New Canaan,
linrien and Stamford, besldns umnn
from lirldllcport and lmnbury vi:-
nesecd the germ-

Tho store follows:

COHI‘ O LII‘E GI YARDS

G it PHI.

H. Quinn rf.......l l 3
Derby. if ...“. ..... t’i ' o .r': '

E. Ml-hln‘hon, c 5 :3 l’.‘

B.Qulnn.rz i :i ll

IMsdoll, lg; ....... ' 2 4

ll 8 ll"

RED Mil):

G P I’ll:

Meson. rf ..... o l i

Clancy, rt , . ..... l (I '3

Court. if ..... . 2 4 ‘t
Smith.c....... ..r. 2 13 "

hicGrnn. rir “- 3 u

Cavanugh, lg l 0 2

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Referec~Chnrios E. Malloney of

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'Y.IIIUNIORS
WILLMEET
ELM CITY FIVE

'The \l't-stport Y. M, C. A. Juniors
will back revenge at the recent de-
feat handed to them by the New
lint-on "Y" Juniors in the prelimi-
nary game to be played tomorrow
night in the Y. M. C. A. gymnasium.
The " "' teams will be seen in ac-
tion as the Compo Life Guards an-
idle tomorrow. The Y. M. C. A.
senior team will play the Stamford
“Y's" in the main geme. The first
content is scheduled for 7:80‘nnd
the big game will so on an hour in.
for. There will he no dancing fol~
lowing the contests.

Second Combats and
Tire Teams Clash

The second indoor beeebell gene
of the season between the Second
Combat Treln teem end the tent:
or the Norwelk Tire end Rubber
Company, will be played this eve-
ning in the orwelll Armory. Hoover
will pitch for the Tire here. As the
edmieelon is free, it is hoped ,thet
there will be e. lerge ottendence.

BREAKS RECORD.

NEW YORK. March, il.—Erlc
Redemecher. Germeny's invading
breeet stroke chempion, and Wei-
ter Leufer end Herr-y Gunny. eque-

 

 

 

of Cincinnetti. shuttered eeverel
swimming records in the 75 . foot
pool of the New York Athletic club
lset night. deemuchor encounter!
for two registered world's merits.

301‘ Em A CAI! must
"I II" thet begger e nickel end
he didn't even thunk I'm.”
"You cen't get enythlng for e
nickel ponders.” -Boeton Tren-
script.

 

 

 
 

tic eons of the Central Y. M. (LA.

 

 

HIGH SCHOOL "
TRACK TEAM
IN WORKOUT

The Norvmlk High school atlllr-ivs
went through their final paces yer.
terduy afternoon in the armory in
preparation for the track and hold
meet to be staged by the Kiwanis
Club tomorrow night.

The athletes wotkcd out under
the superlvlslon of Couches Ftrcl
Green and Vinlon W. Mitchell. Tho.
boys did some sprinting and re.
oelved instruction in starting and
finishing.

There will be keen competition
between the boys of the various
classes for first place honors. The
Junior High schools as well as the
grammar schools also have been
drilling for the meet.

 

 

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The schools \ ._

have had only one week in which to ‘

prepare for the meet due to the ‘vn-h
cation period. which ended Monthly.
The local school is counting heavily
on their speed men to win the mile

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rclny race from Danbury High. “

which will be the last event. of the
evening.

mum “Y"
é TRACK lllll
ON “SATURDAY

The ennuel truck and field met-t
of ‘the Feirileid County Y. M. C. A.
will beheld in Weetport "Y" gym-
nesiumr Saturday This ul'falr is
singed ever! you under the direc-

 

 

‘ tion of Ernest L Sexton. of Nor.

weik. The meet wee held in West-
po'rt lest you uni wee very success—
fulr Tour- from Norweik Fair-
neld. New Ceneen. Wilton. Reclaim:
endprohebly 'Rloseneld will com-
pets lathe Veriou truck events. No
Weetport or Brill teens or"
m no this mm is for th"

 
 

 

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