Chars? Date Of mm Reedy!“ Genie Shifted » All hands were oi deck at roll to Friday. the next gains with the Campos. night: March :0: ii ‘ The Indians had a long drill. The Guards at Westport players went to work with great em. night. March as. a: last workout for the Red Men feed Blues. Manager 0 general inspection of the srnto- throush'fer the year. glad Game To Wednesday Friday’s Tilt With thLife Guards ~— CompogKacey W _ Pesos seals w... is the resuscitate sppear in Westport. Wed- 3” the Red idea. seeder. hut,the game was switched The slight mix-up in the games is cell at the practice session held at rather confusing to mm, fans. Tm, the armory last night. The team ‘order. of games is as follows: Com- 3 went throush some stiff paces and po Life Guards vs. Red Men in the ' when they tiniehed they were ready Nor-walk armory. Friday to It"! in min. That expresses the March 19: Compo Life Guards vs. feeling 0! the players in regard to Kaceys in Bridgeport. Saturday nisht Oompo Life “Y,” .ice The Red Men are out to win and as- Guards vs. Red Men in Norwailt ar- poet to clean up the series in quick mory, Wednesday night. March Hi. .i- “M Bridgeport Knceys vs. Compo Life Friday thudum and showed they mean Neither the Life Guards nor Red Zigbusinsss from now on. This will be Men are anxious to play the Stem. LiVolsi the game with the Life said he was going to challenge the 3 s on Friday night. winner of the series. Stamford has ' change in the date of the not been playing for several weeks i - e for next week was forced by and that it looks as if they are r! slated for Friday night. ”arch The sale of tickets is going big for N- The same will be advanced to the second game of the Red Men- 'Wednesdsy night. March dd. .As the Compo Life Guards series. This " Cl‘mory will not be available for game is expected to draw out more " Friday of next week. Manners Do- people than the first contest ”a paid R. Taylor and John J.~ Mc- ‘week ago. As the tilt is on Friday Garris decided to play on Wednes- night several people are planning to attend the Lenten services at. their The compo Life Guards will be churches and then so on to the forced to» change their schedule basketball games. The reserve seats somewhat because of this shift in are selling fast. but there are some dates. The melan- will ‘meet the yet to . be obtained at agon's birds on Wednesday. The Kaceys lunch room. the Westport Y.’ M. C. Bridse‘port were originallysched-r A. or from Manager Mogul-rte. .:3 Paints For Victor's-— . Is Referee. The Centerw Junior High school ‘ The game was played with three- division floor rules in effect. The N rwallt team played a good game. they were unable to cope with t. A return game probably will in the state. Miss Marion Youngrof Norwalk ““0”“. in school refereed the game. The Hollywood . . . . . 99 score is as follows: Raltiert . . .187 WEE SCHOOL Woltlcben'...... 110 G F t?” Senses ........'.1't3 mm fl asses-.6 . 0 0, NOMk libs-sass. 99 m H ass-see 8 0. q, " “—- Hts” eseseseses ‘ '0 8 548 rid. o 0 o .3 0‘ ..0' 0 , Bridgeport 0 r o - o Nova-k Itlsvssl‘p 102 Kalle. 1‘ Miro-ion 0 0 ~- 0, LOWlILe-eu.... 95 Ghapin. ‘I' sees-U- 0" o. 3 0 Hylo ssssses-s. 77 .- "" "" " Gook, .'uu... 89 7 0 14 "Y” JUNIOR GIRLS ~' Rum """"’3_3 ‘kson. rt .3....... 2 ”ban. if 7 rgss. do ........ o pinym sss-sssssaO' bro. I" scenes-so 0 kg, 18 assessed. .3 cl ccaseo 3 9096—5 I; s Referee-hiies Hat-ion Young of orwai 3 played m Nomi-1k m "16W d!”- 3 The 8001'95 are ES COHOWE' 105 ' 109 106 110 130 slit 8? 100 9'! 127 I w Lo‘cALIBoWlERs, * * DEFEAT -i CONNIE LLwts' 007m My Keehan Scores 14 Clifl‘ord T e a m' Takes _ TWo Straight” Miss Marlon ““3 * Rattler: H a 3 High Score of Evening. ‘ s' basketball team went to West- ~ . The bowling team representing , yeste ill-V afternoon and 1m the Clifford alleys defeated the the "I" Junior girls. 18-14. The crack. team. which Connie Lewis 1‘ 51100"!!! 01M"! ROOM. brought down from Bridgeport in forward of the WW": tehm. two straight games last night The ~ the decldlns‘ factor or the some games were rolled on the Clifford ”I” scored 59““ field ml” ‘0.” I alleys. The local team's total pin- tbl M 1! points. which “'ss 9" fall, was-.1107 as compared to’ the WI WI“ ” u“ 9m" cm“- 1.00: points scored or the visitors. a oolteam mule MW. 1‘00““ 4! Raitieri or. the Clifford . team had one of the best. alliarouhd athlete: the‘hizhest‘indlv‘idual score. ' PM" High school and th' “I 1347' in the first match and 109 in 1‘ gym class. the second string. 6H6 also had the high total of Connie Lewis hit 96 and 100 in the two games. The result shows that the local M ”W" of the Westport' bowlers are ranked among the best He hit 204 246 215 218 M9 1107 are m in its no made under fidsh'ut with . . Detroit in mi nuisance aver since. . lei-om buttress-oust. wins-i.- ‘ls Tinnitus-:10. ,. L rs‘shrssseso tie for fourth wi exams or no snail year; in me when copped at assess and lost 1! mint 1 one of the fair pitoliers tints thw'doableédseads” class. . most victories he ever won in ; 1003 a .. .1 PAGE NINE 3“ Clash Tonight SAN ANTONIO. Ten, March 11. Kilietsr. «Here are the three bosses of the St. Louis Cardinals. or. if you pre: Hornsby entered the managerial ran nlu lest summer. turning the Cards into a winning combination. “’- M‘MS” 1‘0"“st and his “'0 With several months' experience he- assistants. Otto Williams and Btu hind him. Rog has high hopes of ulna AND ow CANAAN PLAY FOR COUNlY HONORS Wilton and Westport Will Meet In Main Game «Large Delegations To Accompany Visit- ing Teams—All Games To Be Played In Westport Y. M. C. A. Two stellar basketball games are lots or cheering is expected. booked for the I. M. C. A. Kym. The \Vestport “Y" learn will at naslum in Westport tonight. The to Bridgeport Thursday night to Wilton and Westport "Y’s" will play the t‘ritorions in the “rhino clash in the main contest of the port Y. M, (1. A. gymnasium. At evening. The preliminary game will the same time the boxing team wil bring together the "Y" teams of travel to Bridgeport to meet tht. Bothel and New Canaan. Both of fighters of the Pork (‘lty "Y." the" teams are leading contenders The teams I)!‘[)l"lll')ly will llneur ' for the County honors and tonights‘ as follows: battle will decide the chem onshlp. Wilton Y. H. (‘. A. The first game will ,3 at 8 “t'hipnl'i t' \l. C A. o'clock and the main -ntest is Robinson ............. 11. Health; slated for 0 o'clock. John settle RP will referee the preliminary , Manmnm .......... . . .. . Miller. hr Jo: wuiwee Pay no attention to the old atlases; . . . Where would the saxophone player, ‘ born. he ifhs didn't toot His own e‘e's Tommy Milt‘on has an unusual dis- tinction. . . . Re is one of the few auto racers who ever lived to re- tire. see. Brains break out in the most un- expected plae‘es. . . . For instance. Roland Rooktop' of Marblehoad thinks kicker. Punta Gordon is a drop- ..Bobby Jones had some ‘tough breaks in his match with Walter ~I-Iagen. but the toughest of all was the impulse which moved him to agree to play it.‘ 'Itls . O . not always necessary to go to the dog races to bet on. the dogs. . . . Sometimes you do that when you [0 Miss beaten to the home mods. I O t Glenna cellett. 22. was by Miss Virginia Van “no. 317. in a golf match the other day. ~Quin proving youth must be served. CU. It may be hard for lldusd‘olini to laugh but it isn't hard for him to give the rest of the world a laugh. Les 0 O O ”(ales host the Chicago Cubs in in exhibition game. id to 1d. . . . Thereby demonstrating inst what effect the departureof the live-3 iy ball has had on baseball. 0 0 0 Favorites in dog races remind us of the halitcsls ads. . . . Four out of five never come home. 3 e s s It all depends on how you‘ulook at it. . . 3. Ad Walnut is a notable graduate of the school of harduloolts and he's goofy. O O 30 lniversity will handle the 'l‘lmtnns ' tilt. - Both games should be interest! ................. Lyman and no doubt they will attract a Large number of fans. The New 03- . \‘oorhccs . , risen and Bethel fives are bringing - V , I W ‘ a lame delegation down for their .. . . . . . J. lteuttlo .3. LEFT 'ro RIGHT: MANAGER/30 GEES HOBNIBY AND COACHES OTTO WILLIAME AND BILL KIL LEFEH game. It Will.be a hot battle and . SUBS ,. getting his club into an even tottior the latter team. ‘ ' . fl 9°!"i0n this your. The . three are lien depicted 3 . 3. .1 mWillinms was one of Ty Cobb’s ~Cuhs and more recently manager ot t , ; right-hand men with Detroit in working out an intricate play at the i. 1925. Killufcr. you'll remember as Cards' camp in torrid Texas during , 3 - former catcher for the Phillips arm the spring training grind. RADIOS YOU CAN “Hun", . ‘ l SMITH [N a DOUTS. Commonwealth club in New York on one Tube sets $17' 75 April 8 and has a battle pending $ $ . ,fi, , BRIDGEPORT. March 17,—Sleve with Bonny Bass. Smith is hard at Five Tube set8 70 to 1735 _ .. 3: Smith will light Georgie Day in the work for the bouts and expects to Complete 4 3 ‘ feature, bout of a program to be M“ all three. - . E” M V C 0 l 3.1;- lilfld in New Haven next Monday a — agna 0X —' l' S ey nisht. 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