THE EVENINCwBENTmEL-SOUTE NORWALK, CONN
PAGE THIRTEEhl
‘IsNotSe'e
Ano er
Stand til
April 25th.
W mm: J. rum of 1. u“.
Wilton buebell team denloe'tlnt he
is seeking mother mom for his nine
this you.
It. has been rumored in baseball
3;»; clones that the Wilton teem was
1 titer a prominent Norm“: bell
player Mouser Riley sold the
‘ team was all not and raring to :50.
He has no more changes in mind on
no think. his club in one or the bout
u this section. The Wilton olub
wont be lost your behind "Colum-
bia." George Smltlla
With Dwyer slxuéa to my third
’
hello and the return at Mertz in the ’
outtieid the Wiltous seem to be
stronger than last year. Manager,
‘ Riley said he was not. going to steal
any pluyeu Iron: other clubs and
would stand out on his lineup.
Most of tho Wilton players keep
in good condition all the your
around and outside or limboring up
their arms they will not require
much time to be ready to start the
Reason. The team mny' not get to-
gether until the first tonne. As the
player: live in ecuttered ports or the
lit On Present nesup—e-P
Play Gather In, New orlt City'-‘ Strut.
Boll Playerme
To
no em:- will at into condition
by til mlelvee and look term to
the o min; of WW weather so
they berin to tone the bell
uroun again.
The Wilton team is planning to
oily tvo or three tumor in New
York ‘ity early in April. it Monu-
er Rli y can lend the teams he is
after t e Wiitonitoa will hit the trail
for N w York. The home eeuson in
not 1. peoted to open before April
26. 'l'ht will give the team three or
(our me some» before the leuue
some open: in the latter part or
Hey.
Man fans have been wondering
haw t o ooheduie oi the new leenue
will be arranged to take more of both
the then and Moment teams.
From he present piano the.lohednlo
will b drawn up so there will be
at tent and some in proxreu in
this s ctiou every week The Brew-
otor o 0 Stamford club. will travel .
and that will allow the other eiuhll
more 30‘“? games. There will be
some undays when both teams will
he at ‘home. The meeting in . Dan.
hury’on Sunday probably‘ will up.
two etatce io in difficult to bring
them here for a practice session.
point it committee to draft a echedw
uie.
‘ 1 RAY MILLER
AND FINNEGAN
FlGiiT soon
BOSTON. Mel-ch 12.~—ltny Miller
’ the Middle West (outlier-weight who
lulu been signed by Eddie Mach 0:
the Commercial A. (1. to meetxliick‘
"lioucyhoy' ‘Fluuogun in the tea-
turu bent at Mrcilunice building,
.‘Jnrohiiu. is expected to lunitoone
oi thegreatost tights over rinsed in
Boston when he meets the local
contender for the world (rather.
aseirht title
“in; uowepaper decisions over
1 hick Snags and Babe Herman.
\lillev will be confident in hin’ Boe-
10:1 hon, despite the fact he is
‘1 motile; a. Southpnw .ond one oftho
nadir .t {outlierwiirhio oi the coun.
. in; o
'let einco Charley Willio came out
:11' Pun-elm: u nuri’ib‘el‘i'ot years ago
3.11.5 ouch u‘guodJcl‘t-hook fighter as
Miller boxvll in the East. He is the
personification of class, and also is
one of the hardoet punoheie for his
\ eight in the country today.
Some of tilt veteran honing’cx-
pert: throughout the country brand
him no the hestpunohing feather-
weight since the days 0! Terry Mc-
Govern; and if this is whether has
it means that Finnegan will have
the hardest light or his career on
me hrud's.
Although such a. grout fighter.
' and one of tilt- beet boxing attrac-
itiene in the country today. and a
winner over Bobby Garcia in Hol-
yoke. Monday night in one of the
beet bottles ever seen in the western
pint of the estate. this ind Miller to
only 20 years old.
no, started out as o southpaw
Righter. but be econ round out that
he would be more emotive hosting“:
with hie left land out. and soot
With his right. no he shifted. By
ranking this shit: he has developed
a mutational lol't hook. and with it
he expects, to gain the championship
, ‘ nag-ooh no he oleanrmop none or the
j geotherwetxht contenders. He is
.couflde‘nt he can defeat Kid Kn-p-
' ion. the champion.
Milienie 3 Jewish boy. He also is
.oucce'oetul in other buoineel boulde-
boxing. 2'
i He ”Toeses; ’Enl
.can Jill
‘m u in ion.
:trem tom Christian Uni
F s 1 And
Game
, Til CIRCUS MENAGEBIE.
The circus mennzorla in a vital
drnwin curd. Men. women and
ehlldre are ailito in their denim
to toe poonulu to the elephants.
eaten the swinging monkeys and
listen 1 the lions roar
To tm big canto hunter the wild
animal exhibit provides it mlnd'e eye
huntin trip at tho w-.oxld
l-iie itirst thought on eeclug Big
Bill. th e armored rhino. ie where he
wouidi loco hie llret shot at the
church A bull. Then in'tront oi: the
rose 0 the melted lion the big” game
hunter vieu‘nilzoe himself in the AM
glee. The oncoming monoreh
veldt is rolled in mid-tin
on the list is the Bengal tiger.
The on killer of lndiu is hunted
L‘ronnt 1'0 book or trained Nominate
He in out crouching in the tangled
o: the
Next
. thicket: with tiered tongs, rowdy to
spring‘
1;; trespoct or ()1er hunte the
it: upon. the grizzly all“! polar bears
are bifged in order. Thou them is
the mighty note: bhil‘nio the o‘u.
dung and the blown-eyed giraffe.
How would onyouo have the Men to
kill th to?
Whit the elephauta are or the
niiiu-ulannered Indian variety, the
hunie imagines himself race to tone
Hie do‘uh‘eobarrei firearm mull do
its wort. And no the thoughts room
tron: cage to ease. -
But ionly by the utmost scientific
care due these caged wild thing's
saved ruin belted pit to ripe old we
in can vity.. The ones ere thor-
ouehlr chemo twice etch on. One
any one): week trio o‘nimsie test. The:
is But: ey.
Eve Afternoon lit 6 o‘clock the
Monroe. ted {rem 1§ to is pounde
or re heel or horse meet: The
filters 13 pounds. The bolu- Mu
one favorite deiioeoyto to with
it- meet and non. ‘oIt' Bermuda
onlono.‘ The hyeno prefers its meet
taintedi
Kangaroos like chopped onrroto.
The: mire strictly vegeterieue. The
studio tend elephant devour lands 9!
hey a d bran mesh. (Pontoons [inn
the ele hunts don't orient their one;
tites a. great deal.)
Cold bathe-r the “11:211qu“ and'
the el phlflt is the meet luloeptibie
to the%.
Contention
‘hehmoetorredtortbreo
‘IM‘
lieu reopen to are.
Won 13.
e; verdant-{e .881. .
with t o blgveered killers at Atrial. 1
mm. no. Heron lib-«Attai- e
”11... “conflicting eteteuionu which
. deelered 'the tune Tunney-
eon: Itl'iblin; uht. nheduled on
Mt II conceited. and then on
Antartlle bout you odioislly ’ do-
eiered oil when Governor JothW.
Martin. atrial-tile. telegraphed from
Toilohome to Show! usury Chm.
or Dede County. to prevent the cou-
toot. which we scheduled for ma.
lull-
The Governor“ telenre'm wue rout
litter Willie!» Gibeeu. manager of
(Jolie Tunney. lied called on the light
become 1 eliexed unveil-teem”
doeooiei condition. it won «pinin—
ed It the Executive Mention that
Governor Martin woo oouiined to his
bed with iniiuonru one that, against-
his physician's orders, the mutter
woo presented to hint today
revel-oi long distance telegrams ‘ ed
been received “Vining the Cow ‘
to take some action to prevent the
light.
Tunney'e m‘unuxel'. Billy Glboon.
liret onnounced that the match. was
off. saying he Would not let 'l‘uu-
my take out because he raid the
bromoten m been tumble to one:
their advance obligations by March
’1. recording to contract. aim he saw
me hope of obtaining the otipulaied
money.
The bout woe to have been a tell-
round. lie-decision weir bt‘iWecn the
two contenders for the heavyweight
title and Stribling wan to lune re-
ceived 835.000 and Tunney 350.000.
Promoter Hits No Money.
Jean Bough, promoter, had prom-
n’inindor or the puree woe to have
been paid today but Bough had no
money when tile managers vieliod
him today. Gibadu promptly refuel-d
‘0 let Tunney tint and “Po" Strib-
ling father or the Georgia ind. To
understood to have agreed to cullingr
all the boot.
The promoter and local hoohare
hud toiled to obtain the Coral (lu'hiea
stadium out! had to bulld‘ one at a
cost of about $18. 000. Miami bulli-
nose men who had tried all yester-
tiny and tent night to raise the
money. Hold the oduuce sale tlom
seats had zone to any for the out»
dium. Hundred: had bought tickets
at prices from ‘3 50 to $22.50. idioms
men laid the promoter had tried to
stage the light will?“ a financial boot:-
ing or only shout 310.000.
'“l‘he "whoio ni‘toir but been to
9 retohediy manned thot I don' 1
core to have anything more to do
with i ’3‘ Glheon Said. "What it
emoun s to to that the two iighir‘l‘s
will “be left to hold the hug. nuiuhi
nothing left otterwnrd
"With Dempeey in the oirering.
neither Striblinl nor Tunney should
no enacted to tight to: nothing. and
hotelny have to pay tor the pl‘ivllogu
of fighting."
Despite Gibson'e statement. Jew»
touch. the promoter. inter iseued n
etolement saying th'ot he hoped the
bout would be held. end time matters
rented uutil Governor Martin v: ire
his line! edict. ‘ ‘ H .
BIKE WW
Now Rolex. Morel; lei-1m.
Null”. one Geomettl Were still
lending the six any bicycle riders
ll. the nitration Square Garden loot
night doggedly outrldlng all who
tried "a Wreet the coveted plum
irom them during the night sprint-
Mkw end Stockholm rained
teed ouch mnnuor 81.000 on Planing -
- and 135,000 on Morel) 1, and the re-
pnylnent on the stadium and lune ; .
two laps on the {bid putting them
on. lap behind the main.
ofiWinter
mourSpringoutfiu.
" welsh rack
» 'In'il knickere.
Sioee8to 16.
1 Boy'e' Spring
. grown up a bit
to 18 Norfolk mite. too.
Collins Banks oil Tedsw
run were we imam) TED onnnunxemr
O
iii-IREVEPORT. Lei" March 13.—
Manager Eddie Collins oi the
cage White Sox ll placing much of
his hence for a successful season on
the two ’i‘c-ds—~l.yone and Blanken-
ehiy.
Last year ”lulu two hurlere came
through in ‘oliur style. Between
th‘em‘lhey won 38 games. losing ill.
Each ranked near the ion oi the
list in effectiveness. Lyone worktd
in (ii trays and Blankenship in «to.
Lynne was our of the tow marl»
, v
PROIiFCEB T0 CONSUMER
CITY YOUTH: What'l that the
unit is ticking?
(30W FARMTR: That’s rock suit.
my My.
CITY YOUTH: Goo whiz! he
often wondered how corned Mt was
mode!~’i‘lt.nits.
Atm‘l’l‘ll
«ovum
WARE
ATWATBR KENT
vltil'ltll lilfl‘iinil‘i’h‘i‘i R t; A
RADIO
Convenient Term»
511’!)me PIANO C0
1 Oil No Main N l
’thu- 120 Sn Nomi-at!
um
Pulley Regrig'eratiur
.& Su only 1 1:13.
01]. BURNERS
Monroe St. So. 8mm
0 r \
Whmtllefamilydeeld 3 '1
t’sfimeforjunlortoug
it’s a
Mumforh’imtoputéj
files here
«:6an one
blur in
‘:
.1-
Junior Nflfiolfi Ind blue .
our: mlddy suite: rim 3 "
mm League pitchers to will
more tilts.
lilo
lomirrehlp in this ”speck
lo rupent thieneueou.
ilii:
" . onetime.
1"
.1" ‘ '-
N;
i
He vowed 3i. tying Ed-
.omnlcl of the Athletics for tho
WESTPORT “Y”
BOXERS HAVE
FAST WORKOUT
Couches Sloman a u d
Dorsey Put T h e m
Through Paces Last
Evening. '
The Y. M. C. A. hoxere ncnt
through a (not Workout iueL night‘iu
the Weatport "Y" under the direc-
tion at (teachers Chick Doreoy end
,yDl. timid Slomun. The boys punch.
ad the my. skipped rope. did some
shadow boxinr. besides running.
weight lifting and spurring.
Dorsey ill tninin: for his future
bout with Pee Wee Smith in the
armory. He in not “kill: all much
weight. but data; enouyh work to
lump in shape. horny now \l‘ulgllfi
about 12! pounds. With lwo weeks
of hard twining he can lulu: off on
pound» Without hurting his «hollow
of winning from Smith.‘l)oreuy in
working out every night either at
tho \Veutport “Y" or at Lorry Alo-
iu'u Zyu‘lnarsium in South Main
street. (in Sulliuy mornings, (thick
ptuctlcon with tho liMi Men liab-
kctbali team at the “funny.
w-...,.-.-..o . -..
MISS RYAN WINS.
TAMPA. Flu. March ilw‘iiitn
Eilnbeih Run of Santa Monica.
California, yesterday won the Dixie
:0 or women‘s singlet! tennis title and
with Mrs. iiildmrndn 'i‘ayicr_ of
Boston won the doubles title. Mien
1- Ryan rioteetorl Alien hinry K.
i‘olltus is expecting bolli gunners
it they do
'lliie 80x should im pretty well
fixed in tho pitching department 6'!
#1
THE rEVENlN'G
Browne New York. tor the singles
title 618. 8.0.
Mien Ryan und lire. Taylor con-
quered Minn Browne und lire.
Loulee Raymond of New Yul-it in
straight I'll. 8-8. 8-4.
Elm City Outfit.
The two Wootport Y. M. C. A.
teams will play tonight on their
home floor. The “Y" union; will
meet the Stanford Y. ill. C. A. cut—
lit, while the .iunim‘u ore eluted to
oppose the New Haven Juniors. it
is newbie that there will be till-do
romeo on tap tonight. Ari-unso-
meals are helm; mode to have illtl
Uiris' Gym clams play 3 Stamford
team. It ihu third mum in or-
routed. it ulli otart at 7: 30 Mill
the other con' outs going on 1:11:30
and 933".“1Lie will be no annolnkt
following, the women.
The "Y" .luniore Wore duh-ulna
by ihw New limo-ll 104ml last Sutur-
iiny in tin; l‘Iim City. The \Vv-olpoli
players mam mm- confident and
took it to euuy in thuiill‘ut hail.
Will-n they mm in get Marie-J they
wore lillfll’ll' to roll up the poinle
uncl lost. 31.13“, This game war; for
lilo chumplollohip ot' Full‘t’icid. New
Huron. and New London cuulliioo.
iiinco to some it has inn-n decided
L0 in age tlll‘uo cont-Reta to determine
the reciinnui champion.
The llnsiuic- countieu \ilil extend
their wirins il'llli’l um- unma- to three.
‘lhii plan in thought to in more (til
‘mui “ill ,i'iw nil thu team» on nmul
1-2:.iunu‘ ihnre Mil be home and
homo tmmvs and if a third routes?
in “oi-«sunny it will ho pluyed (In it
neutral court.
in the main grime the “Y” Willow
will tnvo Mrnnu opposition in the
Stamford tram. The \isiiom defeat
ml the \Vouiport teum in 8mm
ford a week use. The "1'" live will
A cool) NUMBER
TO REMEMBER
SENTINEL
CLASSIFIED
AD RATES
Daily rate per line for consecutive insertions:
to
SixDays..................
Three Days . .08.,
Cheney.....,.-..-.-......1.....'.~...1. .10
Cash
.05
.07
.09
Charge
lie “malt “Kn torieu than 60 cents. tlouutiire oval-ere word: totlle line. Charged ed: wih
beWhmefiflpeidetotiloewithinmdeyeitomtbeiifltdeyotinmtionouhrstewiil
hollowed. mowiuttruoruxmwdmmmnemonwmonlymiimgauorm'
" adjustment mode it the rate earned. Specie! rote foe yeeriy sdver
\
Ready ---- Westport .‘fY” . Fivee Play; '
{suloRs MEET STAMFORD AND if .
JUNIORS FACE NEW HAVEN
GirleMoy Also Play This EveningwReguiare
Return To Lineiqueu Thomas At Cen-
ter—«Muchxlnterest Shown In Series With
W
have all their rvguioro in unltorm
lor tille content. Ken Thomas. Nor.
wnik ind. who has been going big
with the "Y" h-nlu will he soon tit
euntm'. Hugh and John Iieuiiiu
nrolniliy mil bu tile forwu'du. with
Jack Miller and (ruins Voorheee.
Noru‘olk' boyu. an the sunrflm'
l‘harin. Lyman will lie hold in re-
uerm to rntor the gumo at 11 min-
um'n notion.
The lineup of '11.: main game
follows: 1.
fiiolutord “‘01th
King.............. .1J.Ecattil
R!"
iiirizlll'urisnlu . ., ll, “will:
l..i‘
i'u .mrmuuue . " homue
“
Wutuuli . . ...... Monroe:
1’.“
Smith . . ...... Miller
[.114
Huron ........ 1 Lyman
“Lilli .
("t’ll.l.l:ll'.l.'i'l‘l'. i'iilil' Ulbllb‘.
PHI'ADELPHI)” March 12...
Si. John's of \lfiUHilti. 5 Y.. last
night lini'hu'u-il l’ll Coin-mum Pro:
in on!
lllq
Warn of Nt-u iiuun. i"i)l‘il‘l..
of th" Nomi-lint” mutt-hon ill
preparatory ochooi division “I till
inivl‘rr‘holwllc luekc-tllnil tnurnu.
mvnt (it tho i'niv‘oruity «:11 Pennsyl-
vnlliu 'ifim score was 251 to 1'21,
An extra pvrimi or five minute.
was requirvci tn doinrminn the win-
AD PAGE
nor. the More monrliur: 23 If! 23 it!
tho end of the regular perirldn.
ThrOugh NORWALK 92 you get “in touch with all the readers of
’S CLASSIFIED
wRemember “Norwalk 92” when you want to sell your automobile or buy 1
house. Cafl‘Norwnlk 92” if you want ajob or need a cook.
l
Norwalk Chronicler