Doyle and Rs
\le
Y.M.C.A.
‘TlteWestpori!.M. c. Loosing
team will travel to Bridgeport to-
night to stack up Willi the fight.
on oi the Park City "2'. " Ii! West.
w.‘ boxers will malts the trip. The
. rd is slated to start at I o'clock.
; This show is just an informal meet-
ing of the two teams. The results
will not go down on record for
either. team and ior that reuon the
‘Wesiport squad will have Eddie
Root with them.
There are live Norwolkers on the
card. Mel Rishor of Westport is
v 2he 0th led from that town to Hike
but in the meet. Tony lsso wu
expected to accompany the sound.‘
ut he was ordered to give up box-
3 hip and he thought it best to
can. mos eyes hove been bother-
h and he thought it best to
way from the ring game u'nIil
h vision was better. Rlshor
0er the ring" in the its pound
bass.
LI
Root will fight in the 186 pound
close. “Joe Smith" of Norwalk is
iighiins inthe some division as
Root. The two stoi- men or the
"Y" team .lohn Rappe and key
inunliy hell by a score or 34 to ll.
it was one of the tssteet games
played in the city this season. ,
'; The Separates were on the low
end or the score until the third
quarter and with the fest basket
outing of Mellow“ and Blimrd.
ttha team in the lead. bans Ber.
Andra and Miller. of the Sopmtes
wowed exceptionally one door
l MK- '
_R diluent and Penman .uw'
e Triangles.
he Separates new claim the city
ill teams in Norwellt. irony teem
wishes to dispute the right we!
communicate with Manage. C. Bllsi
card. 51 Wilton avenue. and a gems
will be booked.
The lineups‘ included.
investigation. '
marinas 9 9 9
C A; . A. ; . I: John D. tried to hand some of
I 9 9 Perlmlii the caddies we have met. in s. strict~
LP “ iy social way, a lowent tip they‘d
A . I Price run him right from under his toupAee
9 RF
“WWW, - . wmbury The Treuulgy Deportment reports
, ‘ A, LG fl the9 average liteoi a dollar bill is
Lama Farr seven months. . .. . in whose bends.
A ARG 9 in where handszn
Eted‘ico ’59 9 ‘ .
9 9_ Amr- , . - ”The team that beats us will know
, Ashbrook they have been in a race." writes
11G , the versatile» John J. KoGrsw oi
TA.“ Referee }
sphere is his home-«D. s. A. .
.. this sprint—vb. s. A.
an tonrnsxoent-l". G. s. E.
so.
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Root To Toke Part
Bouts We Start At a: 15 In Park City
A battles. The Westport team will not
SEPARATES NOW
AIM To HOLD _
~ ly a super.
. “to out. what makes the wild men
ohnmpionshlp as they have deteated.
ohempiopshio. the chnilen'ger Wallis,
9 the office auditor starts s. criminal
I they’d tflln
When did DeHert Hubbard gradu.
ate from university of Michigan and
undwmdhishomeisincin-
cloned.
Where are the New York Yankees
What was the score or the recent
I‘llden-Borotra match in the indoor .
'9 pm won m. sees, tacit-slid
Hod France ever won the Davis
3 in tennis competition 2—1“. G. W.
i o ..‘«I
A .
a. With
On Card——
‘u _ 1
Davis, ‘qu be seen in action. Both
boys are coming along in
line mstyle. and. look toward to win-
ning their battles With ease. Devi:
will weigh in st 150 pounds and
“Apps will tip the scales under 140
pounds. Ted Coleman of Norwalk.
another promising boxer. is sched-
uled to take on an opponent in the
180 pound clue. . A
The trip will he made by pri-
vate ours; The Weatport team will
leave the “T" at 7 o'clock end all
the boxers are requested to 'be on
hand promptly. The tournament is
scheduled to start at 3:15 in the
symposium oi the Bridgeport Y' M
C. A.
All the tans who care to accom-
pany the team can do so. The
uymnsslum in Bridgeport is open
to anybody who cares to witness the
and any fishers to Danbury Satur-
day night. Dr. David Bloman. head
coach. decided that two hard bouts
in three days was too much. The
“Y” loam will be entered in the
next-amateur card to be staged in
tile" armory on March 30.
‘ To Polo Negri (by her own sdmls-F
slon) Rudy Valentino is a super-
hian. . . . Whereas to us he in more-
_ e s
Nobody .has ever been able to lig-
b: Borneo wild. .‘ . .
to watch this
They don' t have
”fled Box.
.Ae _
An English writer describes Amer-
tea; as a loud oi "elegsnt leisure."
. . . He must have been watching
our phone girls in action.
Babe Ruth says‘ the Yanks are
the team the boys will have to beat
in theitmerican league this year.
. . . We haste a. ieeling the Babes
invitation. will be: cheerfully accept-
(“a 3 "“25 5 ' s ‘ JrA
Hie} 2 'M 9 "
, ‘- ' It all depends 011- who does it. . . ‘.
Rockefeller gives u dime tip and "lts
big newt: we give a quarter tip and
.)‘ I
' the Clients. . .' . -'l'here'.s eruditlen,
p.ius torA you; . . . Whadds. suppose
they were in. a turni-
ng competition?
The old-fashioned son Awho used
to go in for crossword pussies, has
joined his old- isshloned dad who
" held championships at mah jongg.
‘ ture-varnls
_Walter Hagen. beat Bobby Jones.
12 and ‘11. . . .l'rhls sounds more
like theAeigual for: a play around
leit and than a golf score.
0 O O '
"Show me the way to go home."
sang the bewildered base-runner as
he tore into third base.
films-a is to meet Greb. tor the
Easy, Good- Natured
—-l'togere fiernsby. iamoua manor
. rendition rosy tool me Ior a tints
99 urday to the teams which will come
third time. . t . The understanding
is that it Flowers wins this much:
THE MG BENTINEL—BOUTH NORWALK, CONN.
oxers ll'l Action--
' "‘ IIoIAIIIsAuIs
omit III-u
Player Becomes
Drilling” Manager of
St. Louis Cardinals.
SAN ANTONIO. Tex. March is.
or of tho-Bl. Louis Cardinals, has
turned out to be the Dr. Jekyll and
Mr. Hyde ct basebsll.
As just a player. second baseman
oi the Cardinals. Hornsby seemed
to have little interest lnAthe game.
other than getting his balchlta and
executing the plays in the field in
his usual iaultlé‘ss manner.
There‘eeomed to be little or no
initiuthe about Hornsby.9 He took
things as they come“. seldom had
anything to say to anybody and
never took issue with the umpire.
As a matter of tact. Horosby'As
comment on anything that related
the play of the Cardinals was
cnilnod to two slang words that
probably wouldu' t pass the censor ii
I wrote them.
On one occasion. it is reported.
Hornsby become disturbed and
united Manager Rickey about the
messing room because of some dis.
onto that arose bemoan the two.
That was perhaps the only time
I) showed initiative and aggressive-
mos. prior to being made manager
or the bull club.
Rogers liornsby. manager. is an
entirely dii‘ierent‘ person from Ron-
ers llorusby. player.
Many of the experts toured
liornsby would fall as a manager
becausoho would be too good a fol-
low. busing their belief on his ac.
lions as n. player. 9
That When was soon dissipated.
Rogers Hornsby, the placid. easy-
going player. is a driving manager.
not unlike the Motlrsw type.
Always lair and considerate with
his players. Hornsby hss no use for
the Ingram. He wants every follow
to give his belt and he recently let
them know it iii this manner.
"This is e ilrst division bell club,
it has no room for second annual!
players.
"The plaior who doesn’t w'ant to
hustle won't get Any chance to bit
idle. He will be passed on to some
other club. . ‘
"The player who fails to keep in
out not always. He really is only
9liidding himself and must sooner or
later pity the penalty.
“This club is out to win the pen-
nant. If it can‘t win the pennant.
it’s going to do the next best thing.
finish so high as possible. "
And there the spirit of the Cardiv
hols all over. Horneby by practic-
ing what he preaches has instilled it
into them.
Helen Wills Moves 9 :
One More Peg" Ahead
CANNES. France. March is.»
(A?) llolou Wills had “other
oney match in the singles at the
Connos club lawn tennis tournament
Wednesday defeating Mrs J. Kean.
the Indian champion in straight love
sets. Miss Wills and Reid Coehett
of France defeated Mn. Westeoli
and G Wood 6-2. 6-1 in the second
round of the mixed doubles. their
ilrst round
scratched.
“Y” Swimming Races
In Greenwich Saturday
w
enzymes. March mom)
—-Greenwich “1'" having won the
state "Y" championship in- swim-
ming lost year, it will be host Sat.
here from other' a” in the state
to compete for the slots champion.
‘ he gets the title for k ens. like the
Liptongcupgnnd the so i trophy.‘
A in entries.
ship. Eight associations have sent
at Last
9, ‘ builtisatsulteedlyeermted.
~uansger lose Fohl oi the Boston
Red 80: is an opiismist.
or is one who. alter hnlehlng in lui
piece. still smiles end can see better
thin“ ahead.
team than
Fohl when I queried us to the out-
lack.
opponents having »
. Fohl of Red sox Real optimist
I! my ”EVANS
NEW OWlu 1L. Morph 1!.
in basebeli an optimistic menuu
"iiursi It's going to "be a. belts:
lust yeau.‘ remarked
"No doubt there are somo unkind
folks who will discount that state-
ment by saying the club cauldn't be
any worse.
“I am going to get better pitch-
ing. 1 bellow i am conservative
when I say it is going to be at least
35 per cent better than last senson.
That should help a lot.
"1 ago banking on my Big Three.’
Ehmkc. Ilufi'lng and Wingllcld. to
keep the club out of lost place.
“Ehmito has always been one of
the best pitchers in the American
League. There isn't an opposing
batter in the organization who roi—
ishes hitting against Hoe-mi
winning Looks Much Better
“llu.img.' i would coy. "is the
most Improved young pitcher in the
circuit. he has an the stuff in the
wand and needs only experience. lie
Impioved 100 per cent lost season.
'9 Win‘l’leld, it he can continue the
this well: 0: last fall. must be con-
sidered it most valuable asset.
“Then there is 1'qu Zunmsor. who
started slowuy lost year because he
was late reporting and not in the
best shape. II he comes through
t'or me i will have too:- dependablos.
#0! course. 1 am positive it is
oe’riuinq going to be better then
last season:
Ac 1 “etched tho Rod Son work
out here I count see the logic in
li'ohi's line of reasoning relative to
his pitching. It should be much
better and the teem should prove
more formidable because 0! ii.
unwavor. as ii‘obl frankly admits.
for the Club to start to get anywhere
the lulleid must be wwded together.
At present. Phil 'i‘odt at iirst base
is perhaps the only certainty in the
lied Box inner combination.
Fred aliucy. who did some might:
good work for Cobb at Detroit.
end Chester Fowler. with Minnea-
polis test your and who has been
up before with Cincinnati. will light
it out for third base. '
Regardless otwh‘o winsAth‘e berth.
that position than in years. llaney
will be hard to beat. in that case
Fowlerrnay be used at short.
Emmett MoCunn. who starred at
Portland in the Coast Wu. last
aseousnd who Ives dug up and
tried out by Connie Mack some
years ago is the probable choice tor
mend. .
Shortstop. the , most important
position on u bull club; is tho‘loast
settled or the Red 80:: problems.
it would be telling a long guess at
this time to home who would play
the spot ot the opening oi
son. Shortstop ls Lee‘s Penis big-
gest pussle ‘
JIM mm.
blade major league debut with St.
Louis Cards in 1923. Come from
Syracuse international League.
one oi outstanding batters in old
circuit. Hod best season in 1920.
hitting .371.
Last year hung up marl: of .867.
finishing next to his boss. Rogers
Hornsby. among the regulars.
Led league in hits with :21. Third
in total bases with "8 for time
ran nip and tuck with Healthy tor
leadership betting.
Played 153 games in ms and we-
99timea. more then 99
other pie in the league.
t{lays first base. Bats left. Throws
le A
Helpful Hints
Golfing Store
.1100! sums-4m coups ,
“ no. 91'! .
enallonouionodmthehallllhlt.
musty per cent or the retina-es in
gel: come trons trying to pick the
bell oil! the ground. closures this
can be overdone sud one cos I“
in the hsbitoinlringoooxnusn tori
W" on My with their
irons in attempting to lent the ball
A‘ will”. morementodlthqhapdeor the
body instead or Willi club do
aptly fell with
the Box will he better inrtli‘led at 9
.MI'
new: be 9mm no. ground 5 '
omits Romeo
The uullield will be much thel
Flogstesd is the with the Giants.
youngster Stokes
dome so lost your.
only outfielder sure of a berth. He catching Th6
about ready.
will play center
Buck oi the bat Ales Gaston. once
‘liOUld improve the
age
Mackey
Second Meet
Plunu for the proposed New York-
Connecticut semi pro league are pro-
grossing smoothly and the chief busi-
ness mailers are expected to be
uoltlod Ill. ll'Ie nicotinl to be held in
the Knights of Columbus cIubioouIe
in Duubury, Sunauy nttornoou at 2
oclock. The Illllerout manugoni
brouxht up their respective problems
at last wock's moi-.ting Tho vurious
sportsmen bucking the «lube bad u
chum-o to diet-use the league (luring
ll: o week and will be able to present
their ideas on the important ques-
tions that are holding up the pros-
rces of the circuit.
l The rupr-scnluhes from the dif-
lforcnt toune :Igiuml last week that
i u Icuuuo \vus um: . sour). The league
will accomplish m vuul things (mo
oi the big lli‘l'Jhl‘ ll‘:i It) «oulumi with
in tho high Dliltil hull pinyeiu. All
the manuaeIs lull'. m lhllt the sulta-
liou oi‘ uirom b't ml pro baseball de-
pends upon “it” ubiIlIy to blbiili
even at the «ml of tho htilfioi'l ll
tho imckrre Imr- money they are
piuclliully linough with baseball
The high prim-Ii ploIcIs have cost
clubs several hundred dollars more
than their rowuus in many of the
cities.
in Poughkoepslc. N. 12. it city of
40,000 people, illi‘“l.l uIII‘I‘oreIIt cranni-
Zuilolls have lost “5.000 ouch dur.
ing the past three years. linnoball is
in u bad shape in that city '1'1hroe
sportsmen. all repioer. hum; the high
typo of which; haw luiiln owr the
team (or this Midi. Gm ilockwith is
president of the club He formerly
sinned with Syracuse i‘nlxersity
and has plmrd in snorul of the
minor loligurs.
The money I in Elmer SL061". who
plays first bus-.9. \lr Mule is one
6f the best known athletes in that
section 0! New York state He has
1” playeddn the American and NatlonaI
leagues. besides in nearly all the
Elmer Steele, Former League Pitcher,
Team— Steve Moore a n (1
Again To Put Out Stellar N Inesw
Of Managers Sunday P. M.
PAGE ELEVEN
Semi-Pro League to Meet Sunday
PRUGHKEEPSIE WILL HAVE
9:;-NEW PARK TO OPEN SEASON
i
To Mun-
Frank
mmor circuits of tho countrI. ll r.
Btuule played league bull us a pitcher.
but has turned to Ilrut base now.
Mr. Steele coaches the Muhau k Luke
school lutsobull loam illitl turns em
a. crochet-«Jack nine cvory your. 'l‘Iu.
l’oushkeepeio loom will play in it
new park tlIla year. [he purl; I~
being built by ilumld Grind!» Mr
Clroudell in president at thc Sl'll'lni
Luke Amusement \ilhOelutlon, who
has many outdoor eporte ouch am
hockey. skating. in uuiu. baseball and
playground games.
Everybody knows mow Mooru ll!
thubury. Steve in one at the best
k n o w n «sportsmen in ll'uirilelil
County. He has boon I-lAAnIIIleiA‘
ulLlI baseball {or many yuire. Allow
promises to put A. ijilllllllllilililll in,
team on tho tlold uiiuin ll. in you.
Flank Meritoy or l: music-r ii u I9
smtlvd9as to what he will du. Mr.
Hockey will give the (one a sterling
nine on he always does.
The {one are LtC’lULimiud wIIlI ino.
NoI'u'ulk and Wilton ilililililAjl‘illHElil
and nothing needs to be wild about
tilt-in. l’ollx L.iVolsl Iu fiwmfox'd will
put out a strong, team to make the
other teams niep lively.
With all these sportsmen, whoa-1
post achievements ham been known
from one end of the league to Ihu
othm.t the new circuit will not mu
bei'llum; or the loci: of tho right close
01 promoters. The opening public
2&qu the some way about it and
many fans lime expressed th lr ap-
prm Ll or the league and look i‘or-
w-and to some wonderlul games thin
summer.
ORIOLES TRIUMPH.
FORT MEYERS. Flu. March 18.
Ii. ll E
Baltimore flat.) 8 iii 2
llIllodelphlu (A 2nd team) 6 10 b
Dawenport. Vincent. Myers and
Cobb: Helmsoh. Quinn. Beumgam
nor and Fox.
AS THE STARS
Its ever constant quality, its never
changing good taste, continue to win
A more and more smokers to Chesterfield -
Such popularity must he deserved
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