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laudable Third Contest.
“to Combo Lite GuardI sully del-
. M the Bria-Don Kaitlin oi
“labile basketball team lIIt night
In tile ”and MI or the nu...
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The me we: played in the gym-
Mum or the Weitport Y. M. C. A.
Miro the largest crowd oh the Ion-
Mil. micron Joe Waters kept the
I in check with the results that
was no unnecesaery rouzllueos
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lied or Itnte police wee on hand
d the crowd was orderly. Il-
om there wan plenty o! rootins
0! both teams. it one eItirnated
hot nearly 100 Norwnlk inns wit-
booed the come.
‘ The Guide had an em lime ol
7. in winning. They did not hove to
mild themelvea It the Guards
are back to top term and had they The score is as follows:
eyed hard they could hnve run 8 IDGEPORT KACEYB
he Icore up to. 50 pointo. Darin: , G F‘ P
end hall with two Kacey players
hie beck.
chance at losing it by shooting.
or the name. but could not decide
the guarantees wanted by
ed to play On a neutral ilocr.
I first half the lite InverI made Buckley, rf ........ o I,
g - two lield goals. The Mendelian Bert." ............ o l
on made these and both Ihota McGran. o ......... 2 2
iron: close range. None of the Cretella. rs ........ o :i
‘Iliotc “tempted by the Gunilla Rowe, is . . . . . . . . . . 1 2
. nt in. Eddie McMahon tried many r“ m
~ once. but he was slightly oil 9
and did not score. COMPO LIFE GUARDS
ddl. Mountain won his bnttle G in
Clayton MeGren by n einnle
l. McGrIn m‘ade his two tleid
when McMahon left him un~
E.Quinn.rt....... 1 5
H.Qulnn.l! 0 l
E.McMahon,c..... 2 :l
d. McGren received I pass and L. McMahon, rg . . . . l 4
led in to the basket unmolested Driecoll. lg' ..... . . . o l
he both times. Eddie Quinn ~— ~--
,Ihlfte’d to a lei-Ward potitibn ‘ ‘4 ll
loyed hie usual brilliant some. Referee—Joe Waters.
wards.
-.Nomik DeMolay chapter's
etbnll, team will close their IeIn
tonight when they travel to Mori-
iueet the strong team or that
. tor The local boyI are in line
Ins tor the name and expect to
to be made into I shrine.
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Gyjmo In Check-AMcGran and Ed McMahon
......In Bottle of Centers ~— Lerge Crowd At~
Quinn made I iield seal in the sec-
The aunt-do hold the ball during
the tut Ila mlnutec of play. '1‘th
nova an exhibition of purine. Boy.
on! timoI one of the players car-
ried the‘boll down to the beaker, but
returned with it rather than take :1
There will be no third come. The
two managers held I conference art.-
the terms tor the fleet content. The
Guardrwers willing to play either
in Bridgeport or on their homo
floor. The Kaeeys refused to meet
the
(lunch Ind did not want to come
to Weatoort min for the some
money. No decision could be reach-
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V. close their initial neuron on the
. ' court With ‘1 win. Norman “Stretch"
‘ Flewcllyn ill Jump center for Nor-
walk. Eddie Root and Donald nud-
dimon will be ready to play II for-
The guards will be CIptIin
Dove Br‘ennon Ind DonIld Slut-pee.
Hopkins and Charlie Bernord will be
taken Ilcng Is utility men. Bill Gua-
temon is not expected to my as
he has not fully recovered from in-
juries received earlier in the season.
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for many years, the birthplace of
Admiral Robert H. Peary. discover-
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This team did fairly well on tlmz'oourt thin delimit.
games tiwy put up some good exhibitions of the court game.
Rear row: Mr. "all, ("(lutln .I.
They are, running from ion. to right, in the front row: Siodddl'd. Gallium: and Golgono.
'l‘unou, (Turmoil. ill. Tunon, Mn: Horton. trainer.
Altiiollnh they were defeated in many or their
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A team or Stamford indies come
to Noru'nlk last night and defeated
the Norwulk ladies on the Clifford.
alleymby inking two out of three
games. Miss Bullies of the Stem.
ford teem turned in the highest
Score of the evening when she liii.‘
an even 100 in the second ninthh.
Stamford mad.» their higher". score
in the second airing NH“ they hit
451 pins. .Tim Nor-walk team took
the first some by 24 nine.
The score is ism 1'._.ll'0wez
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Mm Volmer Si ‘78, 89 244
Mrs.‘Gilbert 7:: so 79. 242
Mrs, Mills ...... 74 .76. .24 .2“
Mrs. Roberto 5.1 ‘79 76‘ 246
Minn Olsen .70 72 77 219
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Keloy.....;..... Si 99.
Found. .. ........ as 92 Dumm- f-J'I‘lilt‘fillil‘.
Cummings ...... .57 so
Rainer . ........ ’. Si 100 'zn‘nl on 11w» v3. 2 has.
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MANY FORMER
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NEW YORK. Mar. 21.-——A Brow-
ing tendency on the part or bareball
pilots to Ihuro their managerial bur-
«lenu with former stern oi the din-
moud finds no lens than a. dozen
oretwhlle mnjor league lenders in an
advisory role on ilrat lloutonuntl in
’the Neilonui and American circuits
thin your.
The national lcn." no leads in the
oniuhilehmonl of "strategy hoards'
‘wilh flvo former managers as net-liai—
unt pilots nl' reached. The New York
(.liuniu will have two famous loud-
ere of lay-gone days in assist John
jhchi-ow, provided llughoy Jennings.
jformer Detroit nllot. rot-oven from
illness which roeulled in his rumornl
to n sunniorium this winter. in ad.
'«lltlon. the club has added the lulu
‘l‘lu'lsiy Mnthewnon‘e buttery mum
of two decoded ego. Roger Brosnu»
him. who leld oeldo his New York
catching monk to become manager
or the St. Louis Cardinals. then go
(0 'l‘olr-do.
Fred Clerk. former l‘linhurgh pilot.
lo \vltoeo wise ommsoi was nitrilmt-
M n. monnure of Pirate Buttress in
winnlnur the National League and
“TM“ series honors lost your. will
continue as one of liluneger Mc-
Keehnlo'e counselors. Bill Killifor,
former pilot of the (“libs will assist
Roger-e Hornnby in tho drive or the
St. Louis Cardinals.
To hill 1925 board of etiology.
which lost year included Zach Wheat.
assistant manager. and Jacques
lmxomun. Manager
Wilbert Robinson has uddml iron
man Joe hicGinniiy Giant pitching
star of the peel and the \etorau
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The Score Was 32-214Westport Team Adds
To Long String of Victories—Jack Ball
Is Star of Game-He Tosses In 14 Points——
Pitt Plays Well.
The Weotport Y. M. C. A. Juniors
continued to add victories to their»
Y. M. (7. A. JUNIORS
winning column by' defeating the f F‘ Pie.
Bx'idyeoortfllgh school Midgets. um “04' "‘ " ” 6
night on the liner of the Westport horthrop. ” W. n ' 1
"1' " The final score “a. 32.21 WOMAN. l! n u n .
Jack Bnll Iilrred‘ior the Wont. 8"”. c .......... ,r. i 14
port team. while Pill. was ihu ehin- I‘lurdlng. “3 ”...... 2 I 5
ntng light or the ram... Pitt is small. ”WM“ 1“ 1 I ’3
but very fast. All his shots were ren- Delilah. “I ' " ' - ' ' ' - I ‘ 1‘
mtionni long ones from the amm- «n ~ ,,
of the court. 1.. a 3.
The score: minim—minim llonlile.
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or
for o. few wet-lie lost your held the
ruins of tho skidding ("lilrugo Cubs.
George Gibson. successor to Maren.
ville as Cub lender for :1 brief period
inst year, remains on the 1326
Wrigley payroll no :‘i. maul,
l-‘rrd Morkle. former Giant first
rocker and later an International
league mnnugor. this your will assist
Millenllugmne in rdmlldlng the
Yankees. While a familiar figure at
the. pork of tho f‘hlraizo White Sox
will he the old Indian mound aim
or the Philadelphia Athletics: Chief
tender.
important coat-hing; addition to I
major ltuguu irrum since the clone
o! the HHS loco, however. has been
the acquisition of I\:1il Gleason. term-
or White Sox pilot, by the Athletics.
Gleason, (:llc'l‘gviiu, aggressive and re-
lontlesu us a driver. is expected to
aid Connie Muck in view-sloping the
winning punch for a young and um-
hiiioue team which was unsteady at
crucial periods of the American
lewuo race a your ago.
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