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THE EVENING “WOW NORWALK, CONN.
claw—Luncheon Clubs BoWl Again
COMPO GUARDS
.. AND RED MEN
CLASH FRIDAY
The Compo Lite Guerds end the
Red Men are resdy for the second
game of their series. which will be
staged in the armory tomorrow
night. Both teams re confident oi
, winding. The Gun s Will have Lar-
W
4 DeMoley Holds Visitor To 38-3O Score——
*Contest‘flose Until Last norteMFlewel-
syn Stars—Sturges Plays Fine Gome—
ooques In Mount Vernon Tuesday.
The Milford DeMIey teem deieetr
the local Delloiey five. 88‘
the smell sized court. The Norwalk
team showed s. vast improvement
d [it e close gems .pleyed int since their detest by Bridgeport ry McMahon beck in.the lineup.
in Community Hell. The lest week. Ceeoh Arvid N. *Kiellen- Larry has been out with an ihtcoteo
was one of the best ot the see- der was p‘l ed with. his charges toe..'1‘hil is his first game in three
'The Norweik term was leed- end compli ted them for the re- weeks. He practiced with the Com-
pos Sunday morning in the armory
and last night at the "Y." Lorry
will play right forward in the piece
0! Allan Darby. The Red Men nlll
use their regular team. The sole oi
tickets is better than last week end
eruii house is expected to ditcnd
the game. W
WILTON YMCA
CALLS OFF ITS
versal of form.‘ . -.* »
The score was close during the
first three periods. The Milford
team broke away and dropped in
three field goals in the last period 2
and held the lend. .which was
enough to win.
The Norweilt teem will~trsvel to
Mount Vernon next Tuesday night
to play the DeMolny tive of that
city 9. return game. The trip prob:
ably will be made by. train. The
box score of last night‘s games were
not available this morning.
17-16. when the met heit end-
The gene wee refereed by Her-
W Clancy. Who took the place of
J. Frank, who was unable to
N
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, spring Surprise
he Questionetto- sprang a sur-
in the preli nary game and
.4 the Cro lit and Knapp
This is the second time
\ n that the Questionette
wolf from the C and h.
* Another gems probably will
in e. tow days as the 0.
is are noxious to turn the
to it .the Questionettes.‘ This “ W1
ewes very interesting and woe . 4 ‘G‘ANTS - ‘7‘ , -
w w ... .... .. ...... ii:- WESTFONT CAME
sides. ~ ‘ * ‘- * ' ,
I rmau “‘St 1" Fl u New York (N) «......10 18 4 ‘ i- ',
° mm °“° In Philadelphia. (A) ....4 10 s “(1‘ COBB.
pod center tor the DeMoley. He
hurt tWo weeks ago and has
guard since then. Last
night he soot-ed 13 points on his
ppenent and held his man to half
It” number. Ronald Ruddimnn and
out do the sidelines.
Donald still-gs. former High school
' pertermed with the local
"'30 Qlltmed up well and is
lar. berth with the
Ho 1: s and Bernard also
it good game and did their
”not. of see
The Wilton Y. M. C. A. buskotlmll
teem called all the game with the
Wesiport "Y" lest night. The West-
port teem remained idle. The game
will be staged in Westport later on
in the season. Several q! the "1'"
players put in a herd practice see.
siou niih the compo Life Guards.
The “Y" team will go to Bridgeport
tonight to play the Criteri-
ons in the Bridgeport Y. M. C. A.
The following Westpert pieyers will
make the trip. John Beettie. Hugh
He's illst ed ihe'University of
North Carolin team to the‘South-
ern Conference basketball title.
While so occupied he learnt time to
turn in more points than any; other
plnycr in the organization. getting
47. For the past few seasons-Cobb
has been onerot‘iile Tar Heels’ out-
standing pestlmcrs.
Ring Fltnsimmons and Hartley:
Grey, Harries Wuiberg Pete and
Coehrone.
..
MERIDEN Mhi‘.18.~¥Louis (Kid)
Ksplun or Meriden world' s feather-
weight champion. has been matched
to meet Lee (Kid) Roy. Canadian
feether’weight title holder. in a. ten
round decision bout at 1:10 pounds
at Montreal on April 31.
Eddy Lord. of Waterbury. stable-
YOUNG DOCTOR: ‘Did anything
fr Game Little limgh more or the champion. will box unusual barren while.) Will'ml'? Beattie. Charles Lyman. Twins
The game Wes test and inclined Johnny Brown of MontreaIH-n u. six H[ARV-“W: Yer. Sir-ea patient Veal-hoes. Kenneth Themes and
mile a. little rough at times due to round preliminary bout. callod.--Uiic. ‘. , , + Jack Miller.
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DANBURY HIGH.
DPT. HIGH FIVE.
WINS ITS 13TH
STRAIGHT GAME
here D a n b u r y‘
s 54 To Iii—Team
Has 17 Out of 19 To
The Central High school ITC’IHI-
boll team of Bridgopmt won its 13th
consecutive game and its 17th out
of ill starts this season. when it con-
quered Danbury High. 64 to 16. ut
the Lyon Terrace gym yesterday all-
The gemowouml up the
Hilltop schedule. except for the Yale
tournament which starts tomorrow.
Conch Eddie Reilly played his reg.
loll-e in the first halt and they pull.
ed ahead of the Hatters. in to 8, lit
the close of.iho*ilrst hair.
out! team .linished‘tho game for the
Johnny Linuno led in
the scoring with 20 points but Hott-
men also played good hell.
it counters.
More than 800 students, who took
put in a. rally in the. assembly hoii
before the game, watched the Lyon
Terrace tesnl triumph.
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“Stretch" li‘lcwcllyn re-
l'cgulnr position at
Norman
ile'l‘rci to his
for the In: Moldy team.
I'I~“.'II_\'11 ouiascort‘d his man and
ixirzml several pretty field goals.
i"lv \\"‘,II3’II hull been playing a. guard
yr-viiion during the last two games
arm prevented
Jim from jumping center.
dill panic
Going Courting
Mic. J. \'euiovite
champion girl tcnlli.
sinx‘iu. is going to ll
Helen
of * Belgrade.
layer of Yugo-
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F. S. LYO
JOB PRINT
South Norwalk
Passe er
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306 Pills.
TOREADORS INCREASE LEAD
’ IN CIVIC BOWLING LEAGUE
Toreadors Now Lead Kiwanis By A Pinfall 0i:
ZOO-Judge Light Hits High Mark Of 113
and Tops List With Individual Total 0f
THURSDAY, MARCH 18, 1925;
The Torendors increased their lead Cilnsmen . . . . . . . . 69 78—141
in the Civic bowling league lset ‘- '.— ~‘ '7"
night by 151 plus. The Toreadors .. 4M “0 “’1 1‘99
have a. lead or 269 pills orcr the , LINN-1M», l.
Kiwanis and twice the number over Cnrpr-ntim- . . .. 3‘» ion ill—27"
the Lions club. Kiwanis had .n MOH'ISOH ..... ‘3' “'i 107—255
chance to make an even light it they $2.3M» ' "'7' ' '13}; :2 §§"’;§N
outscored tile Toreadors last night. ”3“”. "‘ so 2"}, SA—ECB
Pulling to'do this practically makes .. .. ... ....
it impossible tor 'Klwanls to catch ids-16:: 459 1395
up and win with the highest pin- [UWANIS NO. 2.
fall. The Toreadors took the cup Donnelly 7!: 79 09—22!
lust week for the most number of Benedict ........ 1". 10:) “~26:
gnmes won. Tile games were rolled Barnes , . _ . _. .\1 97 77—25.“.
on the (Jiliford alleys. The last games Tammany . . . . . .. its 94 Oil—258
of the league season will be bowled lloyt ...‘110 10: 67—279
119.“. Wednesday night. As usual —- -— —-. ~—
them use a large gathering of mem- -il l 480 393 1287
bers of the three clubs attending the -»-»—~»————
games. I 'i'Cliii-JAJJOHH NO. 2. .
The scales follow: "TCMflIion ... . . .. 11‘: 8t? iii-272
’I‘UREADORS N0. .1. {VI Zeke . . . . . . . . .. e‘.‘ 88 89—2 06 M
Grcgmy 1'6 99 ills—#383 COBLlIIO .........1im 95 107—4502
Bishop .......... I57 83 102—272 irelnnd 5! 94 106—451
O'Meara>......... SO 83 83—2 46 Poul in PS iii—1‘79
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DELANEY emu
THAN DEMDSEY
Jock Delaney. of Bridgeport. is
picked by W. C. V‘reeiand. one at
America's leading sporting critics. as
being more skilled than Jack Demp-
sey. Vreeland in writing lot Delaney
says: ;-_
“Jack Dclanev is a. tno- handed.
shelpshooter. with the kick of an
ostrich in either fist. There is not a
man today that combines his 130:-
ing skill and hitting power. Jack
Dempsey with his waliop possesses
only one-third the skill or Delaney.
It Dempsey had all at Deleney's
aptitude he not only would he the
champion of the world. which he in.
but the supervflghter. tiie champion
of all champions.
“it's a. treat to se'é‘Delsnsy in ac—
tion. Be not only protects himself
well, but he can hook and he can
cross. he can taint—dud tew boxers
know how to mint today, to draw
an opponent into n lead—4nd shoot
in an inside punch quicker and fast-
er than any man fighting todey.
“Kid McCoy in his day had what
was known as the corkscrew punch.
It was a short. twisting hook. Sam
Langlerd. the Boston Tar Baby; had
a short hook that only traveled a.
few inches, but it dropped many an
opponent. Paul Berlenbach knocks
out many 9. men with a. short left
hook. But i have never seen a. man
save Delsney, who started s. right
cross and changed it quickly when
halt completed into an upper cut.
That punch has lifted an opponent
of! his feet.
"Delaney on two occasions showed
this kind of a punch. _ He used it
once on -Berleubach’nnd again on
Joe Lohmén.‘ Both proved sur-
prises. But-usually Delaney uses a
left hook and a. right cressz"
HE PUT IT ASIDE.
ALICE: What happened when
your father told your dance he ought
to put something aside for a rainy
day?
ANNIE: .AJlttie later dad missed
his raincoat—Answers.
"FAY’S GYM IS
‘CROWDED WITH
‘LOCAL BOXERS
The gymnasium in the basement
of the Beckman building on Wash“
ington street was crowded (to ca-
pacity last night by local amateur
boxers. Frankie Fay obtained the
quarters for the Norwalk boys to
train for the amateur tournament
to be staged in the armory. March
30.
paces and enjoyed
thoroughly.
Fay, is now
the Workout
looking for larger '
large enough to handle the number
of lads who are expected out t3. '
night.
Roy Level-lug..- of Bridgeport is
coming here either this .vcning or
tomorrow night to look over a. place
for his gymnasium.
several buildings in mind and will
different places.
WHITE 807C [7513 BRITSH
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Chicago (A) 7 9 h
Shreveport (Tenn) 0 8 “
Borman, Steengraié Carney and
McCurdy.4Scha1k; Gleason, Thomp-
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BISONS TRIM SENATORS.
TAMPA. Flu.. March 18.———‘
R. H.
Buffalo (Int) ..... 5 6
Washington (A) 3 7
O'Keefe. Shes and Uuzmann; Kel-
ley, Joyce.’Thomas and Toto.
NOT BIG ENOUGH
FATHER: 'I'm sorry. my boy, but
I only punish you because I love you.
SON: I’m sorry. dad that I‘m not
big enough to return your lote.-
Answers.
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