by Funkie Fay last
had were well repnid for their
show was tilled with action
‘1; m to finish. All at the
1.». pure artists went into their
he and. soul and with a dc-
' . 1 Their efforts were up-
the lamps: crowd of
illlat ever attended .111 umutour
in this city.
much talked of exhibition
between Kid Snapper and Joe
ended in the tirst. round.
prove-1i no match for Bet-rs
1 knocked out without strik-
.blow. The lighting drug clerk
1o more than stepped- out oi his
'- before he ran into a. right
' Been And hit the canvas. He
down for the count of seven.
. he regained his feet ho was
Whnsc'k'ed doun nith his lir-ud
the ropes in his own
time he took the count
t. l-le regained his feet and
In again and this time stay-
for the full count and had
picked up and set in his
lie Middleton in probably
, l'be his last tight as an unin-
took the ' measure of “lieu"
9i..BrIdsoport and scored 11
lea] knockout in the first round
stereo Ernie Perry halted tho
1‘. otter Grille had been batter-
' myrpiilar to posi..\lidill1tnn
. 1 I to turn professional and
MN“ iy meet Billy Prince on
_G8t.protc::sional card in this
. Davis. in the final bout of the
. knocked out Jack Riley of
NY? in the first round. A solid
1 law ended the scrap. Ri-
o count flat. on his back.
loan cut. knOchout. Davis
, , movement and looks as if
t. some place in ring
it! he cares to take up the
He weighed 156 pounds
tipped the beams at 1522
13110): of Bridgeport won
over Johnnie Griffo of
This bout was close and
her of Westport scored a
knockout in the third
upped the bout after Ac—
yfbecn knocked down sev-
Rishor weighed .118
, Acea‘rdy 116 pounds.
mm of the Wesipori. Y.
Pit-the decision over John
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Action—“Kid” Sneper
y Joe Beers—Char e Middleton In
1 Win-Ray Davis Scores K.0
- 1 on Is Victor—Other Results.
”4.. nun—”w“
t has flocked to the
witness the amateur
. . Harry Smith.
Is Knocked
O.-—Ted
knocked down. In the first round
Coleman knocked his man down
twice. but the second round found
Coleman on the canvas tor the count.
0! right. Coleman had a slight edge
in the third round. This was one ot'
the beat. bouts of the evening. Both
weighed 130 pounds. 1
Johnnie Itappo of the Westport
"Y" was awarded the judgcs' deci-
sion o\er Otto Kirk or Dnnburi' st
tin: and of the third round. They both
weighed 140 pounds.
Gene Brynn of this city knocked
out George Birdsail of Danbury in
the first round. The local colored
buttlcr imd matters all his own way.
iii-yon weighed 158 and Birdsnli 154
pounds.
“Red" Green of Norwnlk econ-u :1
technical knockout. over Bill McCrync
of this city in the first round. Mc-
Cryno claimed an injury to his
thumb Gieen weighed .136 auditio-
Cri'nn 133
Alex Sodueki knocked out Patsy
Kline in the ‘nrst round. lloth box-
are come from Norwulk. Seduskl
stated utter the bout that he w0uld
turn professional. Seduski weighed
182 pounds and Kline 126.
Frankie Kittens. "the fighting
iiolrshoy." wus awarded the ilillhvs'
derision over Steve Vt-rhnnic at the
end of the third round. Both boys
hail from the Spl'lngwood section.
Kutona, weighed 113 pounds and
Vt-rhunlc 120.
Andy Soabury scored :1 technical
knockout over Tom Cocuhi in the
second round of their scrap. Cocchi
said that lit: had enough. Seubury
weighed 140 and Cocchi tipped the
beams :11, the some weight. Both
boys hail from Norwolk.
Ernie Chariott scored a technical
knockout over Jackie Fallon in the
opening bout of the evening. Chariott
displayed plenty of speed and Fe]:
ion decided that he had enough be-
fore the bout had gone very far.
Charlott weighed 38 pounds and Fill-
lon 100. They both reside in this
city. '
The Meson twins gave an exhibi-
tion bout before the show started.
These two youngsters displayed con-
siderable knowledge of the boxing
game and the bout met with the
approval of the fans.
All of the boxers from the West-
port Y. M. C. A. under the direction
or Dr. David Slomun came through
in fine style. They all scored vic-
tories.
The reforms were Dr. David Slo-
mnn, Le Ray D. Downs and Ernie
Perry of Bridgeport. John "Raver”
Benjamin and Eddie Moriarity were
[the Judges. The announcer was
Will Take
of:
man A. Hall defeated
Kemper in the second
he handball tournament
Watson Y. M. C. A. gym-
.Rariow. nationally known
"was the winner in the first
i the elimination tourna.
The tournament. is run as s
, The scores oi
i'a' victory Were 21-18 and
hich shows that the games
re several other players
e part in the tournament
on; them are John A. Kim-
dent of the Rotary club.
‘ ”Captain Jerry Dolan. Charles
another well known artist.
by. I". Eater. Doubleday
director of the Y. M. C. A.
or two oth '3. The m‘atch
ire creating considerable in.
-8 many people have been
1th! .. elimination tourna-
. me debut with
O. In 1918 traded to
”1. Rent to Cleveland.
cull: released at
In ten listed
1 u
. since with Pitt‘-
. in: talk from 8:50 to 7:00 even
1RAD10 FANS
LOOK FORWARD
TO BASEBALL
Several Stations,’ Will
Broadcast Scores —-
Hockey R e s u 1 ts
Pleased.
Now that the hockey and baskcto.
bail season is over. Nor-walk sporting
and radio fans will turn to baseball
The league hockey games fur-
nished many local tons with an eve-
ning‘s en's rminmsnt even though
they could not see the players in eo-
tion. The games were broadcasted by
several different stations.
With the opening of the major
league baseball season about two
weeks off the fans can look forward
again to the receiving of the scores
tram a host of stations. It Is pleu-
ned to have the Eastern League
scores broadcasted from linrtford
this year.. WJZ, WNYC. WOR.
KDKA. WIP. WRC. WTAM. WLW.
KYW. and W333 have already an-
nounced that they will broadcast the
results of the mater leagues at stat-
ed times. Other stations are expected
to send out the results as usual.
Many fans are following the sport
talks which ere broadoeetcd every
night trom different station. Bill
Watbey. sporting editor of the New
York Telegram. has an interesting
talk from WOR tron: 6:15 to 6:80
every night. WRNY broadcasts a
sport. talk from 7:00 to 7:10. WODA.
of PATTERSON broadcasts a sport»
evening. These talks are intonation
and the current events in the sport—
ing world are discussed each day.
Sherwood Magoo. once a star out-
fielder in the National tongue and
a Philadelphia idol. has taken up
umpiring. He is working the spring
games for the Maokmen.
Bill Lamar and Al Simmons are
certain to start in left and center
fields. respectively. for the Ath-
letics, with rixht ileld open to dis-
pute. -Ii' “Bing“ Miller can hit conr
sisteutiy it will be hard to keep hint
out.
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Phone 767
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PAGE ELEVEN
FRANKIE .FAY
RENRES FROM
Says Thetlt TakesUp
Too Much of It i s
T i m e ——- Announce:-
ment A Surprise. ,
Promoter Frankie li‘oy minimum-ii
this morning that. he hurt rctircd
,t'rom the boxing same.
This announcement will be u sur-
prise to Not-walk sporting falls us
they have been looking ~l'orwsrd to
li‘ay in elevating the boxing grand to
a high etuudlng in this city. ’lhu
iocul mun staged the Young Mulli-
i
1
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FrisCh Learns Proper Slide
1 CONTEST
and Three Quarter
Fall After 26 Minu
.ioo liuilhl. of Crm'.”
1
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v\\‘iLi1 s. doublc ioc ho‘d .w 11,”...
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,i liuth men were ‘J.'.l’1f.lligly my:
land 1.1mm the lipulii“ ”1.11.; “I.
:Nmuoii. thrir lIi‘i-i 1.. . ..~ “-11-...
lino. 'i‘i111‘i‘nns scum: 1! ' 1 ~ rainy tin.
lurivsiiinr and pure 111.. 1 9.1.. 11 111;;
Iiiuiid win-.11 they left 121-, 1111..
l mudltton or list: he could not
ow A Success --- Joe Fullin Throws Baskay
,is 11131011 11: WRESTLING
IN THE ARMORY
lCranbury Mat Artist Scores With Double Toe
Nelson Hold -~ Gains
tee—Many Complaints
Registered Over Result of Bout.
were in line physical ships
The wrestlers kept on the. 111111.
most of the timr. 'l‘iit'y ivapnd to
their lull. \‘L‘l'y {1-11 times. The four.
.lfl'l‘l'I'tl llml wrestling in E’l'll"lllhi"
and requires :1 1.11111 to be in prrt‘tl‘t
l-ldni}
rut-h 11 test pure: as the grapple":
rut list. night. 'Llit'i'o was no stall.
2:13 or iitl'nipi:. to use l-ruwn. spew
rm"! 1hr I1l10\\'litl_;u 01‘ 1111:: “rt-tiling
rillllu molded to i1‘uliin to win.
Til-.1 «111d cumi' :ii'tt't' 235‘lulnult'ti of
ON THE COURT-
Have Won 81 Out of
92 Games Played -
T e a in Successful
Financially.
It will b1. of interest to Noruuik‘s
basketball fans to know that the.
Original ‘Celtica. world's champions
have won 81 games this sluison.
They have lost but 11 out of 92'
contests.
The (“cities will 010st: lllt'll‘ st risen
on April L“: when they play iii Ara
cola. N. J. The uol'lti‘s rhzunps
will then have played over 1011
games. Md'ny critics thought that!
the Celtics would be forced to dis-
band before the season closed. Thin
was not so as the champs have had ‘
a. very successful financial year.
Their receipts passed last year's
mark. I
The newly organized basketball;
leagues ware formed to cut the Cel< l
tics. instead they have slrcngthen—
ed the champions. The Critics “‘(‘l‘n
practically barred from tho. want this
your. due to organized basketball.
Instead the champs went to Florida
and on other Jaunts through the
country. playing before record
crowds.
The t‘oltics have not had any sc—
rious opposition this year. They have
defeated every team that holds a
decision over them. There is no
doubt In the minds of the fans but
what the Celtics are the champions
us far as their record of this season
is concerned. Local inns have sot-n
the Celtics perform on several on-
cantons on the floor of tho Norwnlk
ermory.
FRANKIEI FA Y
“0‘ nniiolim'eu this 1111111111;- tint
no “culii give up premiums;
bouts.
time.
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Phyoit. l iflzi . t or l'
I‘ll: 'I:
is planning to rnu'hii 1.1.1.1011 cirrus
at, tile "3'" on ”i‘hui'stluy. April E for
the benefit of the baseball team.
The two men’s'm'm rissws‘and the
Edgar Dou-
11' (1"
affair “iii hr on! 01 ill: tux: ever
attempted in the "Y. ’ Ln»: snacoh‘
the indoor 11101111111: 11 la :1 hip suc-
cess. The gym classes have be
drilling for the circus tnico a we
in the “Y" mmnasium.
The rumor realized from this s:-
fuir will 11» lltfl'll to finance the hu-
hnll train. 'i‘lu- grounds will be
taken ('arc of this year and ccvc al
improvoom 111.4 made to the it id;
which will be aphig expense. The
team will discipui'chaée new shirts
for their Ilinll‘drms
Bill Wamhsganss looks great at
second base for the lilacknnzn. lie
is certain to break into a number of
ball games. “New ambition. as a
result of being shifted from a. tail-
ender to a 'pennant-winner." is the
way he crplaius it; the lure of the
world series receipts.
Olil‘
llnrrix‘s is to sprnil about Ill: 111:—
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That ha» always been his weakn
because of being six feet. six the e:
tell, it b' in; .1 long way to thr
~ ground.‘ H1) is showing: much vim-
The racing Woof-woofer are muz- provcnn-nt in his fielding.
zled. Some day they'll put muzzles
on the bookies. They're the only
dangerous animals around s. track.
Shooting slurs are really meteors.
or small bits of stars.
imest Clgnr
NORWALK BOWLING ALLEYS
boxing;
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Junior sirls' gym clues “in be in- .
cziudcd 111 this motlnlri‘ vurnivnl. The ' /
of the daily tasks of “Slim l
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3
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will open
WEDNESDAY, MARCH 31st
in the
m W'Bmmfl
Cornuchall'sndRiverstrsats .
with entirely new equipment installed by the
Brunswick-Wonder Co. of New York
Albert P. Rose—props-lstores—Joseph Beningoso
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to. ouul card in thc armory during . I‘ 1 hith' rshihitcd 111 low: ,1 111.1 luil'i- and burnt. upphiiii.’ .1 (10:1va too
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