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n. “nulm kl, Wilma“...
“Emma 1.:mlwwn
film», '0' WW, _ ' V- ' .’ Qe'alsese :9
Y1!“ I dinner Q h], “1"! ‘ ‘Ooeeepeebss 7s
' 'nt‘lll ll .~ .. u"“"':,,l;‘_"9\ .- .l'... as... 9 ,‘
Kiwanis te ’ .1: u.- ..._. \V
k.III‘IYIdM ‘ , tvIIee999e99~
n. m “m m ‘3 plume. in ’ " 1 m us fill «993
’ “‘1"? 1~1 Tonnanons NO. 2. W
the second same»; II‘ II
1 more pins but in til third contest
fills Toreador bowlergcsmg Mn
, them s leadot 163 pins for
ll ournamenu. ~13»
9 wrenee 3. Pa had high totsl
for he evening wi ea so re 01:80..
Dr Shambeugh or is team
had high single vi e. 0602010! 11!.
.\ The dinner. will melt! W Tues-
CI! evening. April i at the Bohultse
kitchen in Mtin s ‘t. l 1'
The scores Iollow
LIONS
:1_Chsrpentier r
".an0“ 9 9 nun 9 '
31101199."...np.‘
T3110! eneee‘isses 8’
Lawrence ...9....‘
' 86—269
ill-zoo
81—26:
the en
hall. The ub
Tuition roan. " “3'
will be i
' time. Ar hi must win rfllewic
bnl otball and basketball.
McMahon
Mellon .......... 74 80
Gregory ......... 81
003“.” 99.099-9- 90
the some andkalnedvfl :3”
Dorms
DSW‘I‘.
‘r
:3 ,
,~ at 995—270
1135—302
.... ..—_——q ,-'"--
:1; m esusoo
s1 8'! all—2‘59
:.1 no 914»st
.1,” 107 sols-278
Wnnnm
Soh'ultiei ,,.,..... so 81:
Friday and
1 hlrlield County; basket-
'11 league hos ysent the trophy {nip
‘ gore to have the ngme
Green it put on as the winner
this se en’s round at Met-
will be pres'énted “to
Greenwic eepletltne in June by ,
‘ . Green it has a trophy day on
their schl calender end :the pun
ally pres all“ at” thin
terenoe lies been termed
reonwich. Danbury. F-llr-
" " ‘ Norwaik Highswahese
.ns flcompete tor taupe in
QWSAWE
nanny neuron“
M19- rm Kl' 1.5‘ no .tlo"‘“~9?o‘
Eel: rmngsnune 11
tonlls
,lo‘hnl'on “019;“ .
, t. Withi “Get a? 0‘, ball
‘ ill) lest veal! lflinton- n 14 games
lost bur; seven ‘ fiztth in‘
lost butleeven. fifth in-
he look: We lemme
Mining coll ted. st anon l
(torts or piece
‘ .\ sum as”
~.. ill-Win
der. Keri; '5 ion
1 “a 1.1, 1.
emailed-ll
red e310-
Isles-e 8‘ "" 8‘
—154
B2 83~2i0
Manol- 94 stunt
see e9ess9 83
I1 ”~11"
dfi- "lb —-—-
in its in mo
I
,, TonEApon‘s m, 1.3.
'ouem 3'31, ‘5 31—1-34
Wlflke eveouofleese "‘ ‘
71 “Br—all:
as at 1—260
Paul""9”",“3Jl1‘1‘23flm808
quell: 4818tll:
, mwms 1:10.),
Benedict ....... yaw lire—ls
Hefteren 1......ms‘YYl " 81—231
Glover at lo: 95—101
95—294
80—4243
...——
mbOI’IB leasesnei'oI «95‘
.. —. 1' '. i“ till 429 1:52
4
ELI BOXERS TO LEAVE
The Yile boxing team will leave
. here: today for annepolisi to tairi'
part ll the annual intercollegiate
tournament to be held under the
anyplcee or. the' Naval Academy on
alarm Yule is not as
melnbem'bi the sssoéietion. but be-
cause of her prominence ln boxing,
hasrbeen invited to take part. The
only defeat the Elie have entered
this.- mason has been at the hands
oi the Naval Academy. present in-
tercollegiate champions. Yale will
but: an entry inleeoh' o: “the seven
closers.)
IAmmm REDS
W
w. ‘
a?
”.9.—
out}? ‘ R. "1' it. E.
till Cincinnati (N) .4. .. 1 1- 6— ~1
_ to ensure pummel
wnershi This was the rim.- rm.
e was in Writing on-
"New Yorlt “hug...” l ., s *
a”). Sprinm and
Snooker; Hoyt and Golllns.
,9: 99-1—272.
eeeel‘e'ssseI Y“ #‘F 3"
3 u eveninz‘.
.g .
”NEW HAVEN March 25.—-—(AP)
wflTL PEWEBURG, Flsl. March
1,0
‘_
Hill-firmer
mush lean
be the specific!” 9 1* at ‘n
ST. PETERSBURG. Fla. March
25. —-'i‘his seems to be a his year” tor
Cuban nleye
Gerald; ' £1”
Estrada. 'pltchér and out o r.
is a rather interesting fact that 1a
majority of Cuban pitchere double in
the. outfield. Estrada is msouthpaw
and can hit. it is possible he will be
used in right field by the Braves.
O t O l
I; there is one thing that Manager
Bancroft is dubious about it is pitch-,
ins. He would be better satisfied if
stabilize ,wht appears to be a promis-
ins collection of youngl‘lte'gll
112713.391 _e
A- return to tor "
“R0
Johh4‘McGraw a few yenrdi
Wheel: much to the
.fi ,.-1llf:¢~1,~VP~.'J’-‘ 1;.1_
”his work of harry Belt!!!
We: THE)” ml:
:1:*, , Who ‘18 Your, Chome, ,- -
9““
I)": l
w.“ .‘ r
I
hating highwoloi ”11(qu tor the eonrnsmm
' Jo'o Gin
r 9;“;ng 359* Qllrar V.
he had too outstanding veterans to
y Phenol-'1
‘ Ryan. so highly regarded by, Ylh .
beck. *3 59°“
' villi Cleared .
fifiu‘igfilll a youngnter, bein‘vfiwi1fiuoword V'osheil. Row Gnrdentnh
yearsot a'ge. He has a cashew: *
in
31»
misc Win
in: of the emu. A good year by
these two clever twirlers will he
mighty helpful. Also the ability of
Johnny Cooney to work regularly is
one o! the Braves' question marks.
On other the H'mre‘s'do ‘not shake
m thinkloi'és bonunni but so you
watch the Boston nlhletes in action
you observe titer are tough to best;
e.
JAB DVANCES
‘prtmonn Enron, Fla; Mqrch
25.—(AP) Inkeioh'i Baroda; Japa-
ne'so. sdvsnoed to» the ma of the
annual Hallie: e‘ounty “hills tours
nument here yesterday \wllel'l ho
eliminated Fred Bu”, New York
8 or "4. ', . :t‘f ,, fix
"sop all to annals
r'3 misfit! toolol-i‘d'w- when
'bonnelh Chicago. meets
"Mn the other zmlonual mulch
Goon 'll‘m defeated Soho Dy-
1m abnvlllo'wfifll JMJMMYI
mills teen: ilniahed second and the lions third.
9 lvst number of
street on April (i,
all“ ...n
’l'lLl)h.‘l WINS
ATLANTA, Gm, Mam. 26.—-—(AP)
Wlliillm 'i‘ildml yostordny defeated
Alfred (‘llllplm of Spl‘lllgiltitlll, Milan.
‘ weifllt champion. is
meets, Tony Cannoneri
Gilli z'ne'rl "l
“Gard it'— "On"
Stamford Card.
Mike Epposito.
1 I
stete' untam-
iteppint, out
natoompnny tonign: when he
n the sec:
ond plelllulrim noun.” moon
Square Garden. Jimmy Slhtter'y and
.. than: Striblinz are the main at-
traction or the evening. Frankie
Fay. local boxing promoter, expects
to witness the tight, tonight.
‘ Esposltd isméetinga, tough man in
Canmneri, who is classed alone of
the leading hoxere' in the bnltum-
weight division in New Earl: qlty.
Jee'flhimhbiepl Stamford itwait-
in: for the outcome 0: t ight'n
battle to make arrangements tor his
next card in Stamford. It moosito
and Canzonori put up a grmt bat-
tle. Chimbole will try to sign the
two boys up for the ,mnin‘bollt on
his April card. Otherwise 9” W00
Smith of Bridgeport. 3| 0&de to
take on Esposito. um
IN THE RING
Frankie Katona the “Fighting
6-4, 6-3. in an exhibition match play-
ed on lllt' i-Illsi Lllkll county club
courts limo. \
plnyml i‘ hnpln tlnd l"llll’lk Owens of
Atlanta without a. pilltnwr, defeat-
In; tho Will, 6- 4. 2 6 7-5.
playml it full court against the mo.
mm“ NS (‘ ()l'
Bililll-ZPIT()N.F1LL. Mnri‘h 25.—
lt. U. E.
ShIKmlH (A) ........ 9 l3 1
Phutlllt'llll'tl. (N) . . . 'l' H 2
'iflim‘ll, Van Gildori Roland and
Dixon: Mitchell. Dunn. Ulrich. Pierce
and Wilson.
.—...._
ROBINS wen: ,1
TAMPA. Fln.. March 26.—- V.
‘ R. ll. Ill.
Brooklyn (N) ”...... 3 10 2
\l'nslllngfon (A) . . . . 1 4 9 l
Villlt‘t'. Moneny, Stl‘yker and
honors-y. D‘Nvili; Ogden“: Morbe'rry
rfllldnnllt‘l, Tate. -
s New Bait
for the Car? Look at these low
prices—then lirlng the old Battery here and ex-
“ ellange it fort! brand new one. Guaranteed for
one year——Radio or Auto.
1.. in. 513'?”er -.'r mm: a.”
Repairing by Factory Specialist; at Lowest Prices
BATTERIES MADE IN OUR OWN FACTORY '
AT THESE PRICES.
$3511me
0
Over-lends “3,1". ff"
‘ifiyl ..
onetime svelte.
'ilidon '
wan-mm- rm;
Newsboy" hailing (rem the Spring-
wood motion or van action at the
amateur liming show in the Ar~
TIH‘ champion also 'mory next Tuesday eiening.
Ketona would like to swap pun-
ches with one Stove Vrrhllnluk of
the Night Hawk (‘lnh Stern; and
-Frnnkle i) th weigh 113 pounds.
l
,up by Frankie Fay.
The puir will probably be signed
-,1—1..— we...”
“MACK" MEET pos'rroxnn
NEW HAVEN. March sole—lap)
The all-around track competition
tor the “Johnny Mock" trophy.
scheduled to be held in the (logo and
on the beam track at Yale/yester-
day afternoon. was postponed until
Saturday.
The trophy. which consists of a
large silver oup. was‘given in me-
luory Votvtho lute 'John*McNamnrn
trainer or the University foolbal'
hound and-conch of the Unlwrslm
track team from HIM until his di‘nth
in the summer or 1923. 1
,Season Next Week.
The Carina Life Guards were
acolpetl' alive by the Red Man.
40—47, in the iinrd mime oi the HO-
rics played in tho armory last night.
The Guards well: nimble to slop
"Big" George Smith. who scored 21
points. This victory gives the Hell
Men the undisputed title as cham.
pions qt Fairfiold County. The In-
alulia attested the 1'. M. H. A. of
Bridgeport by a big score and the
Hebrews had held the county hon-
ors~tor the past two seasons.
Last night's game was rough
and got out of! the hands at Referee
Mahoney. 'lho players mauled
eabh other around made dying
tackles, lilawed euch othel loll owr
loch other. and tllll. eltlyllllng to
make it a. first (lines football game
The score was 28—6 in favor of
the‘ Red Mon when the first‘hait
closed. Smith had an exceptional-
ly good night. He missed few of his
shots and Bhthl‘tl that despite his
some 20 years in fast company. he
still reigns as the king or the cen-
tors in this section. Lust week
Smith was held in a pair of route,
while Eddie McMahon dropped in
10 points himself. Many people
thought Smith was slipping. but the
real crime was that the. big center
had got out of bed in come here and
play with the Red Men. Smith had
fully recovered from the gripne last
night and showed the runs that he
can score whi- n he is tooling “ell.
Bennie Mason piuyui a {:nod floor
game in the place of \liill (‘0u1t.lly
taking the oilillshe the lied Mon
forged ahead to on early lClltl and
never were headed, liarry Clancy
neared the first. basket and was ful-
lowed by a pretty livid Kfiill liy Wil-
lis Clll'llnnlzll. who also shot a foul.
Larry \irllnhon dropprd in u long
one .7 1 then
loo,“-
l'un ht» told in ii few words. The
llod Men lbegnn to score and could
notihe stopped. Smith put in six
field :01st before the half closed.
SEQRE EASY VlCTORY lN
am FINAL CONTEST 0F SERIES
Tl'le Score Was 40-17 —— George Smith Runs
Wild 0n Court and Scores 21 Points—«r
Mason Played A Good Game—~«Will Close
only
Hanna 'l‘llv ill-1i
Guards mndu iI our (.r 13.
(llllli'tJS
lulrry !\ln.\l:lllnn.
McMahon did not llrlvu much time
to do llnytilin: l-lsr yu-l‘lll. to mum:
an attempt all. stopping Smith,
- 12ml Mwul ll"i:,llll to roll
llilNkelfl mnuy
throw up llwir hands: and kin-w this
game from tht-n on would lw
.' ll‘l‘ll) ll‘IllllH for tho In.
The. last half. ol’,iilv
was dull and uninivn vlinu'. 'l‘lm 1mm
turned lllt' ir :illt nliml l‘lnm ill: li‘lll’llt!
to lazzinn l‘ t'lti‘l‘ e M: mom»).
are or both i" :1an tool: gr: (Ll. lit-:lsnljo
Mummy-y for
players run wild and making:
ball game out of the mullet.
The Ri'll Ail-n will k‘llll their semen
maxi work by lill‘t‘lllll: lhu Fll'llll): .\Io<
hawk tollnl il'nnl llnlyollv.
The Home mm as follows:
Ctllll'f) LIFT} (,H’Alil'l“.
, Quinn, rt ...... . l
' ......1
the Indians broke'.
......9...
The story of the rest of the some 5
ermen-«C‘hnllvs I}.
and i‘mnlnlgh put
llfi'i‘ouis culled
l\lt‘ll .
'l'lle lil-
oi‘ l'u, ullllo the
(llitlls played like a human nill'l'. 0n
the tupvol‘l' l'iillll l-unlcr. they s-xldon'l
failed to obtain
lmll, which ('Vt'llllllllly mullnt ll goul.
'l‘lln ill-ll Mun lonlt llm offensive and"
Unit kept the
their vml of llli‘ flour.
the Indiana! held the three snoring
men of tin: Guards down.
was so fund of llrliit: Quinn that he .
elnhl'lm-d him during most of the
pnsuvsslun of 1110'
:luuy from
To play safe
(Jillncy
Moth-an did the-
Etltll'l
of~ ihv film!
.'i qthS-
lItllllu
l’lnob
lultillg tlitl
in (Hill.-
Mann.
G. .l-‘. Y’ih‘.
fl 3
‘ :1 1i ll
0 1’ {l
\ 2 4
..... . 1 - 1 it
4 9 17
RE D .\‘l l'? N.
G. F. Pitt.
0 l 1
1 n 1]
..... 9 .‘i- 2.1
2 3 *‘7
. 3 31 - ii ’
if: it). 40
Mnhmley.
ones BE lT hi'iSSTOh‘s
SAN ERANCIQCO, Cal, March 25.
'i R H. E.
Chie’agoYN) .........8 8 0
San Francisco (PCL) .1 6 1
Root ‘end Harlnrlt Gonzales;
Christlnii" Eckort and Murphy.
,1“. ‘3'," 1mg”: nu l“ 99‘
Wash; use a. H's-$111" C I
Id d3 3 on ML “1...! wit-1W
a month? sighed“: ‘*‘ ‘ '
‘1'; .ll't- Jib-9
“Autumn we ell ;.1
,3 ll in ‘9
We!“
g 4.1331: lint n
din“ ~
.‘Lfil‘rl‘fi
21+ val-m. e
*‘; *.., I,
1,.1. \9 _ ~11.-
INIHANS TOPPED
LAKELAND. Flaw M‘Wt'h 35,—-
R. I-l'. E
Boston (N) .......... 2 ll 0
Cleveland (A) ... ..-
livnton, \Vortz
. Weldon. Millvr
. . 1 4 2
Ulllu,
SP“:-
:lnd Gibson:
llllll L.
j“;
2" ”flit" b i?% ‘b’léi‘ .‘r “9.1"
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