“ *Now M the WM" oohodnie 01
Attila New Writ-Connecticut unit-pro
holAhly one at the blue» core.
will he hold at Pousllkeepato
e Pounheepeie club will
on a new tlold. located at
”It“ lake. in the northern eection
or tile city. The field will cover air
m at land. There will be tennis
whim: and other tel-me oi recre-
alien in connection with the baseball
. ‘ An amueelntut company is in~
my "0.000 in the peril. A new
Wt! to neat 1.800 people will
. .Mllli- A 33-foot (once will our.
Mind the field. The neat-eat tenedi
‘ ‘ e pinto will be over 800 tool
l'hat will mean a real Ruthlau
out to put the ball out at the lot
it? a home run.
‘i'e’uebkeewle ex cis to have
field ready by ay 16 when
lea e oeaeon opens. It by any
0 field in not ready the
“Will be transferred to N r-
.‘I‘he local team meets Pou h-
ill the first contort of the
.Pourhkeepele will have their
'r t' ow out the first ball. be-
, have one or two prominent
, u - lope-alters be new park will
1 dedicated at the same time. A
;, (Alvin be obtained to furnish
note for the day. It in expected
1: a large delegation of Norwn‘lk
fill: will accompany the local team
I
I
Moeta New York State Outfit—Jorge
DelegatiomMeyA my
diam WillP mm B r
summit Club~WililolLu m °r
to Poucfioeneie ea the‘ooronlonlee
will be worth while «cinema
tloid by limiting the
Although Mower Frank J. Riley
llea not made any plans public. in
to expected to have a fill time in
Wilton when the aeeeon .tormall!
opene. Denbury will have approving
ate ceremonies when they-take 'on
Stumlord to open the oeuon.
bu.- tlllu eeaeon. Tho lane in all the
lilies ore talkin: baseball at each
tethering. or the "hot etove league."
Each club will do iall it can to make
the. league aI nuccoee. The variou-
leolna are now making plans to brinz
the beat bellapleyere that they can
obtain for the rut ney to their respec-
tive towns and citlee.
club that' ie not with ita lineup. The
other team) have eeverel playere in
mind. but they have not made pub-
lic their lineups.
a: center with' the Bed Men; ill on.
slugger. besides a last man in the
tho‘leaxum. The managers are now,
some is only seven” wealth away.
count
up Is Set.
nOmo
"we?! team.
The Wilton club 0
'.".e league to expected to so over
The Wilton team}- about the only
"Biz" Goal-n smith. who starred
peetod to cover tint baae 1or the
Stamford nine. Smith is a. heavy
infield. Ab Herman. coach or the!
Manuela school athletic toame, who
played with Plttatield and Albany 0:
the Eastern ‘Leaxue. is slated for
third baee. deck Koran. another old
timer“ in baseball and basketball
will play in the outfield. Stamford, .
will haveeone of the best teoma in
busy looking up players as the first
GMOM m8
NEWf'IORK. March 50.-George
. myownod by J 8. Partridge.
N \home the Runtlnnd. Monday
Win; in the soratogo handicap
Tampa Dorms yesterday. union-
the six furlonse in 1:193-5. The
W race went to Nine Sixty easily
WI: Firetonla second and Bateman
W '
Moln'eploehed to uctorz in the
e and Black hotel purge at
Wilde. toiiowed by Long Point
' ' Martha Rona. The time for the
flourienre was 1: so (.5.
,—I~*\
South
A Alhage,41Railrond Ave;
50. Nor-walk.
u. Allegretto, 69 Lexingtol;
Ara, So. Norwalk.
. Fred. Coleman, 35 North»
Main'St., So. Jot-walk.
Geo. Canoe, 144 Washington
L, 80. Nerw’alk.
Norwalk
’3. norms mew TITLE
BOSTON. March 30.—Boeton unl-
verelty hoe claimed the New Eng-
land Intercollocinto Rifle league
championahlip by defeating Wil-
llama 1.968 to 1.6“. The acore-oi'
the match. announced yeaterdny
gives the Boston team the airline-
tion of finishing thoIloaguoI eeriee
without a defeat. The Boeton uni-
TUESDAY, MARCH 30 .
NU , W“ ,
nonemp-
L
no ‘, .‘»..l..I.
OR FOR FOR TOMORROW
BALL SEASON 1 NIGHT AT ALLEYS
Several ot the Junior baseball"
teams around the city are starting to ‘wnlk bowling alleys bite “00kt a two
zettoeethcr tor the 1926 néaaon- good liltttch‘ some! tor the opening
It in expected that there will be .nig‘hi. \i'odnneduy. Tho local girls”
oemraltutdunlor tannin in the field team will meet the Park City gin-u
this eeeeon and there to the poesibll- ilvhlle the local men will meet Cull~
ity that a city league may be.£orru- llie Lowie' All Store. Lowln was for.
oil. morly state champion and carries a
letroug lineup. The loan] loom will
The strengthened by some or "Slum
ilord's best." A close “HITCH-w“ iillI
BEMMERING. Austria. March 30. ticlpulcd with probable large mono
"The adjourned Emilio between m The Park City it 'lle' team will mu
thin the following dime: lilieeoa llulh
Tartakowol‘ Of Austria and DI‘ ISiodlnl, Esther Martin. Btfiillll
Alekhlno. of France. from the le- Joyce Gertrude 1mm and Iliu-
teenth round of the intornntioxml D.lugo Those ladies need no him
all”! tournament will! W0“ 36W??- ductlon to hauling tone as their p ls!
'1‘th management of the new \‘m-
ALEKHINE WINS
varsity team will take part in the
All-Eastern rifle me‘et at New York.
April 17.
no.
W.
EVERY DAY
At The NeWsdeaIer nearest your Home. It Is
on Sale. At These Places;
L. Agrarian.
ton St, So. Not-walk.
Smoke Shop.‘
St, South N orwalk.
Union News.
Newbener’s
.Norwalk
~J.Catrone,13Eiy Are, So.
Nor-walk
Ballet & Simon. 116 South
Main. St., South
Daleo, G., 30 Woodward
Ava. Se. Noe-walk.
Donnetiy’a. 16
MeinStWSo. Nerwelk.
Frankie
For
St, South Nor-walk.
Baum. 75 Railroad Ave,
South Norwalk.
SmBymasfiaymond
E. Aide. 15 West A\ a, ho.
Norwalk.
Norwalk.
Norwalk.
tnflSouh Norwaik.
l
Washington Ave, Namath.
ShSoutth'walk.
dLJoeLdIlonmeStreet,
SouthNol-wnlk.
Darya"
Ammunition-walk. ..
mmmweo
Xmsuwhmh
3..me
WNW
.liy Ava. Salim
Ill
38‘
k
Nor-walk.
5
vfitreet;
”Avenue,
”:flnll M
"WM .
SouthtNorwalli.
Fairfield '&’C-oun. Area, 8. N.
Mr. Weir, 73 Wall Street, '
Benedict Now-i; 43 Well so,
Frank Dorsey, 45 West
A. M51 Went Avenue,
Namath.
mmmmt
WEMW
mm mm
United Stole.
mom
1 Islam”, a or
M
Immieflalimg: _ f
day by Dr-I Alekhlne. EMF-minim pwormnnuoe spank tor theme-clue
the Austrian master. is leading the M...
tournament. with Dr. Alekhlue In L
second place.
THE cmssu‘rlim section in no:
standard measure of service.
v
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B. Turbo, 67 Main Street,
Not-walk.
Harold Austin, 93 Main St ,
Norwalll.
A“. Murphy. Main St.
Center Avon, Noru'ulil.
107 Washing-
- South Main I
‘6}.
Railroad Aw...
Drug btore.’ East N orwdfiV h
John Armour. Wlhfield St,
East Norwaik.
Cannon Filer. 31 Van Zaut
Sh, Eut‘ Nor-walk.
A. Hefner, Liberty Square,
East Norwnlk.
. Joe. Salton-loll. 232 East
Ave, East Norwalk.
5 .
MID. Motley. 234 East Ave-
hue” MWomaIk.
IA. Salliek.‘ 1 Core Avenue.
EaetNorwalk.
Benny Celia.IFort Point St,
East Nomik.
'e Hertz. 69 Winfield
S East Nor-walk.
311'!‘ Boweyton
Fred. Lockwood, Roweyton
Ave, .Rowayton.
Allen’s Drug Store, Sewer-
ton Ave. Bowayton.
3".
atone-enemas.
M
a "Milan 5L,
Finish d the eeoond boat of tile Biecayne Baby nlotor boat race at W Beach, Fla. We picturesque arc-lo allows Poul Prise of Miami,
lending the ilcld home in his “Binnie Baby.” [Price ‘50 ilnlehed Ill-st in the third boat giving him the ilrst log on Governor Martin's (‘llal-
_/
JHNL " w. NINES ’GOOD MATCHES FIGHT TONIGHT WESTPORT WILL
UNDER RULES or .
, ill. sus FAY'
Frankie Fay. local boxing promo—
ter. announced tllie morning that ”it:
amateur lights to be staged in ”it:
armory tonight will be staged un—
der the ruler of the Amateur Ath-
ictic Unlon.’ A report was circw
the local National Guard unit mudm
A. A. U.
week.
Promoter boy said the
open tonight ullh "Iron Man”
.F‘ullel. of Craubury facing Joe" Tus-
km). of Springwooli
puntch. These boys will llleetlo until
‘rrlthor opo obtains a (all.
‘Campbell will reioree the match. The, ,
hloson twins will tollorv with on up
filibiiion match. Twelve bouts uilij
irollow. besides an exhibition flgllil
(alluring hid Snapper. .
Helpful Hints i
Golfing Stars 9
CBC In [MITCH—4. “.Auze’r
I‘Alllll‘ 1N Pl. 1'1th
In the event there me any plus"
We. like nlysel! «InperloI mo
in . LH on the green When] they an;
:m be gripped too firmly [or put-
go'millhero 1 must point out who:
i i how Miner own new round to ho
11h» muse. Thin temporary pul'uly.
gm. is caused by the tightening of
Elbe muscles of the wrists and felt,"
{urine with the result that ill! lull!
5 billblled by moons of n otili Jerk
Am the aims The wrists must lie,
ulllmlad freedom and the blub muel '
.nut MI gripped loo smiiy lor pul-'
Minx, but those who are summing
;Il‘ulll an attack of putting pawn-ale
Solleuld exaggerate the loooenoes or
Ill»;- grip and wrists.
There la one other common fault
in pulling to which .I must ruler.
.and malls the tendency to film the
light hand over at the filament, of!
l impact 'lhis action is to be molded
lot all coats on the glean. us it up.
lpllos a. slight pull to the ball at the
Icud of its Journey.
\i‘hon eullerinxlrom disappoint.
.ing results of this nature ii is well
.to' eu- what position the bend of the
I putter is in at the end of the stroke.
The tut.- ol the club will generally be
found to be pointing in the direction
of the hole inateed of being of right
angles to it.
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BRUNSWICK lilo. March 30,-
Thc Bowdoln polleze baseball team
left today for the annual southern
trip. The team will meet Princeton.
Columbia. Fordham and West Point
before returning.
a, ’0 ll. i
run;- “no new ;:
SieteArmor-y
i
I Will N OLWIENE Repre-
i
Iatod thin morning that the «how to- l
night was not aanctiouni by the A i
A. U. Captain Joe-p11 Iaockhali ot‘
satisfactory nnongomcnto “lib the !
oiliclule' Tl'l Hartford loot}
’lll Woe'run't during the [lost time
curd will i elm-mus.
.loo 3 {r w of the film's ntlck “Hit the tmm.
in u “nestling ! will)
:IltiItI zlnd Bridgeport
Duvelllumvd before .1 small
' l
iDmrda; Keefer. Russell and Biotin.-t
gihelr second practice some at Am uee‘
ImentIPark. linoleum" the Shout-
;rocke. by the'ocom “11-3. last ‘Sun-
BE WITHOUT
BASEBALL NINE
sentative T e a m ——
Most of Ployers Have
Quit Ga:..e.
Weolport will not have it repre-
nonintlvc baseball team arcordlng 10‘
the present indication.
unwind] hue boon on LIT-3 limlille
Wmu Conlpo ltoacil opmu
l lei svason till Glemle lIurme iron
:1 lineup of Houtllport. Fair.
pluyrrr, per-
attendance
timing the lust few gamut; of till:
1
Making GOO?
-wv—w—m
LOCAL TWIRLER EXPECTS TO
REMAIN WITH KANSAS CITY
Is One of 19 I’iil'hol's Trying Out For A Berth ' '
With American Association Club ...,.. Fans
Would Like To Have Him Return To Nor-
will Ill the South.
Arlllur (llevll in lIlllmlul in tiny rm- (IIM'II nmlw good In the longum»,
um. m. 5‘11”... (In. ”“1. of u... it Is l‘mlrd that. tiny \\'Ullli‘ lllllult'
.\ll|ll!l‘llll .\Nhnl‘lllliuii IIII-‘i mum)". "m” ‘H mm lmllln., r'” ”‘0 Nun
NM > _ I \\ ||I\ ill“! ul' lllu .\\m it lulu lbw
. l| \\||lv.. in All llilluls iimliVm“ Ili.-' “U“, “”1 I ““1 AM, I'm)?"
llp-nyr 1:! l'.ililLi\iiI"i’Iui Ili' pil ll i‘” w, in” HM HIM-t in nocuru
lug Huff on l’ll‘ Home“. ill} hum. of the In ii in illl-l r‘n‘l'lil’ill or
For .: \lhill Ull'v‘il lull lull” 1-. ll .llht- :Iulu ill-lily hI'LiIHLlLT. our of ”lit
(Hill in .lel lli. unli l. Ill; .2”; 1m. llllllllliKIlr \«ill in: :w H in uniform
'l‘h. 1mm um i 1...“. ll! ...1 i” ll... ”lit in.“ inn lml .u- .l regular.
(“mil lllll LII \liil :Iil lllh ILli "IIlIinilI" prniml-ly \llll iii] In HI‘I ll.
.Killi‘i‘ll'zill .\.~.‘uu']li‘ililll .lull. ulllln llIHtI mm'll hill-Ir
. i
AIILLillilJIl Imul lulls \\l|ilLll Hi“ Illlllilllnl. 1h. Mum",
Who’s moo-or?
Milli.)
:illl,’ int ll
Fl
IRSCH
bf'iifioll.
Tlu- \‘vrfiipoltd do not ilztoml toI
ui‘fllllllzl'. Sol lul smuiilr lenms'
ouch as the Greens l-‘urlue Junimr,‘
Sullguillcke. Connie A. (2. mad Won
dons may form a loan. The ( .I::.mpo
.A C. halo. nude plans to ozgnuiu
but the Ollitl trams hale not born
.‘ ham! {1 am.
of tho sirungrst ulnar. ill \i'eelport.
’l‘llt Y. M. C. A. bum will be one
Hill "Y" E'ulllllii 0! candidates Vi)“
gut lIJJtThCK' Saturday night at the
‘il _ and talk our plans. to
TIM coming n" ..lson
’l‘llorr (ill low bull players [I it in P
Wreumyt Ill. “it: pl‘uuollt llml. Hill
School" probably MTII play again
this. season with the SOUTHDOI" nine
it they organinz. Edward "Chuck"
l‘itldllum, who ololrcd Mill Ulc- !
\‘ISLDOI‘L Lino salami loans as: . in:
not (\pntl d to be back in unilorm. A
. Humid McEnroe. who had 0. chance _
in -gu \l‘iill Connie Muck'o Philadel-
phia Alhlutics ill 19%. bar unv '
ucuucod that he lii out of barium”.
5 illila‘obl in;- plays twilight games with
the Culnpo A. C
Juo hurry, who lluaahllrlul to"
tilt; Urn-oils Farms team during thej
past eight yearn, to ready to play ii"
there is a team. ‘ Funk Korkuska
also is ready to play. He is a catch-
l?!
The lack of a centrally localad
blah-shall field in the big druwbavk
in “lieiporl. .The. only amllablo
dialnr'la are located in Greene
Fauna and in _Sauzntucli. The Y.
M. C. A. field cannot be used on
Sundays. 1! is expected that til-.I
now' liusoball field for the Redford
Junior \ :11 school will be available
{or LUWll teams alter this year. The
field has not been laid out yet euIJ‘
is not expected to be used this cm.
son.
PLAY THE GAME.
GL’LFPORT. Miss, March 3n.-.
.I'I R. ,
Gullport (CSL) . . . . . . 3
Boston (A) ........
(failed in Mil—rain.
Regan. Herbert. Hamilton and
5 1
off.
DALLAS, TemAMu-ch 30.--
R. H.
.Gblcaso (N) ......... 0 2 o
E.& Main (N) . . . '2 8 l
Lueretie. Blankenship and Gra-
‘ oowskl: Haliihnn and O' Farrell.
LAUREL ,A. C.
The Laurel lac. ot Norwaik, won
I).
day. Joe Beer: pitched a fine game
for the Laurels with "Mike" Lom-
bardi theater at bat.
norm BOWLING M Allis
’Q.
will
WEDNESDAY.
in the
NEW m ammo
m of Wall and liver Street
‘withentirolyneweqnipmentinetalledbythe
WWI-Co. ofNewYorE "‘
r‘l'WK "
open
MARCH 31st
lb Ii" with] UN Max Lurva' Ul‘
,. “Id/‘3' Villit‘i‘,
(if Hi“ L’Ll'flil'bT
.\lllL lhnIl'I‘
?a\'\"“L lull} pialgr'l'
l' IIl'liIlJ.
lull mu
inhibit )‘Uil
prefer KlLil I swim (I: llw mm. 1mm
the 1,)0dgl'l‘ pitcher. their ~. it
lot you’ Yi‘f. and Frank)“
Hush, and Jililliv Numb. ll .; Il‘vrh'
'I‘Jll‘i‘“
l‘l‘llli-lllL'u-y
Litlt’l'l‘n Hill‘llniry,
imw about MIMI}. lbw m
'31“ WMIIN H“ I‘,Il.‘l~"i':
think of many morn lib m in lui~
.iuni
lull-ripen Teulrno um
lawn 1 room 1 nil M
Li Hi llv‘
follvl'I
picture. il‘ l‘ml‘lil-ulnr Lii'i‘U 1m;
:Iliel pick out your inwri‘r.
Land \lmo in 1hr Zx'umw: Nuliml about him.
Is Your Favorite Hére?
. Let n om hole an 153M Ruth and Tile Speaker, and Eddie 2:"
Collins. and \\ alto-2 Julmeon, and George Sisllr and l‘y (ebb.
Maybe lour baseball hlro lo among: ’01:).
Aster all, they’ re not the M uiu \iUl‘Lh‘
all reminders. You lung-.m
And i’lir‘WLu' he isn ’.I
But lIlvl may :wlic just
\izllllr Jolllrrm LliiLiir ml think of
Bucky Harris, 01 Eddie ioliim mar l‘l‘lllilliL lull at Me great
catcher, Schalk. ADtL lent forget the fifILUiili in Ulc‘Xational
League. Pick your {atomic and pm 200 “Mile about him to
The Etching Sentinel. '
4-‘7
All you hale to do is select youl falorite American or
National. League plat er, Write a 200- word storv telling the
reasons for your selection and mail or bring it. tgthe Base-
be]; Contest Editor.
All boys 16 years of age and uudrr ml:- eLgible to com-
pete in this great pic season Wgame There will be two won-
nere. One for each big league. Each winner will attend
the opening day game “here his {awriie 3. scheduled to
play. He’ll meet his idolcand present him a silver cup right '
.et Home to before a record- breaking throng. It s all
ABSOL ELY FREE!
Here, fellers is a chance to show the lmol- hole. gang up-
for once, at least
So, you ’d better get busy!
at midnight, March 31. ~
And then there's the etrictly 1')ch contoeil. The Not;
. walk boy who writes the best stnrv about his'favorite player
goes to New York as the truest of this paper to see the open;-
in game there with Rov Dome, sporting editor. Get busy!
Time is short
'I'l'lne i.» short. Contest closed 1 . r
Norwalk Chronicler