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N,
row iron: the
‘three straight
out! piece.
or their meteh.
which wee 123.
um as follows:
\
Frank ........
Ji‘oley
Help
— 'Noack 115
«Marine . . . . . ..
The Ella are running sway with
the other teams in the Fraternal
minim: .que race.
.The Elite took three some! in is
night. on tho Cllttord nlleye. while
the Grotto downed the Red Man in
now have e tuil eevan some lead
over the lied Men. who are in Ice.
Tho Elke turned in an.
other high score in the third sumo
Leo Gonoh, .ir.. had the high indi-
ldual allule mark of the evening.
the high three same total ol 324.
t"le‘he scene or last night's Fumes
(“V5011 .......
.Robertn ........
l.l...'..‘
Lindoberg ... ...
-.'.....
_Goneit, Jr. . . . . .
......
......eo.
Ayrnuit . ......
, THREE GAMES non
,. W on tutors LAST NIGHT
Jiyv'l‘urn In Big Soorpe~Leo Gonch Rolled 123101-
High Single-JIM! Tote] of 324-Red Men
Are In Second Place-Noack“and Marine
Odd
Veda: . .
DIAIOI'
Odd Fellow luet
Ahl'mti . . .
Sterling . . . . . . ..
contents. The Elite
They hit 554 pins.
Elks . .
lie also turned in
Grotto . .
Odd Fellows . . . .
Grotto
. 107 80 ii? 290
.. 87 83103 173
81’. ll? 93 273
int 331 85 29b
93 —- .- '2
2
Si) 103 19
' .. \ _ Nun‘h ........... L‘U
‘53 4'“ "5' 1“” .linriuo to 105- it‘-
. lied Men Sterling ”......” iii 1M~ 5
‘eroulme ........ 98 :06 10': 295 Goneh. Jr. ........ 1': till-wit
ltlllfl ...e----.. 89 SO 35 2'60 Rubens . ”H” ii 101*4
'avello ”4...... ill. 92 17 :60 t' ' U l
'Finnlgan ”N." 90 iii 00 2M .lrault .......... is lit] ,
Hollywood ’ .... 85 9,3 35 355 MCGllllllfl ...”... ii it.IU-- 4‘
...—......W...‘ Finnigan ....... is iOO-—— ::
MS 466 437 1351 l-lnllyuood ”...... 2i tilt—o 5
[Sills l.:0l\'lley ll 99-— .5!
”9103123 31,};Imsc ............ A iliiml’
99 33 11;; agit'l‘ut'lov ............ ."l ”7le
$14- 8'.‘ 113 i'SfllLindulml‘g ...“... T W‘w- ii
50 105 99 39° Cat‘ullu 21 rut—.14
96 -~ 211 Mil t a ,.
. M _107 107 Jot ..._....... 1. Jir—b
“W [.nngiois ......... '1 IN}— 7'
‘ illii 478 SM 1525 il‘oiey ........... .‘l 36v~l
Frnternnl 1.: an no Stn ndius:
Red Men ......"
lligh single game. Mariner-‘13:
High single lumrage, Snack—«10543
iiirzll tlu've s'riuzjs. i"innignu—-»:le
it.
; eague—‘
i
ony Smith
...—..m
Fellows
At 110 89 are
e5 85 85 20!
85 if» 85 256
107 iii 87 255‘
118 till 0'! 3w
...._._____..-'—_
478 475 443 139‘
Pin yeti Won Lost
L‘l ill 2
L‘l l‘.‘ 9
‘.'i 8 13
.. 2| T! is
‘tl’
f. l n m on
l'iu)‘. ti Averages;
ins—.121
millions by the
.. Who says this isn't a tine country?
firwenty millionaires eured elev‘en
. Cotieo will not keep you awake tlt
night it you drink mill; instead. ‘
Q CLASSIFIED ADS frequently no.
compiled) the seemingly impossible.
[‘8 cut.
CLASSIFIED:
thrift.
Bobhcd hair in like some
modern conveniences. lt lHli'l
inllini cost. it's the upkeep.
Prohibition may not prohibit. but
it certainly in u. lot of fun.
other
the
utive.
sreeeiveneu.
A D 8 encourage
"nob :‘lt‘Uotl uitouid lit-gin \\'liel'f:ii~,’l‘e;liI-st .n-m in baseball.
Ty Cobb has left oil." is the wn.‘ “minim" ““*‘t‘- 3‘" “0”" W1 8“
Manager John hicGrnw oi the
.Ynnltee outfielder. '
i “hiouscl has everything but initi-
i‘ilnnte sizes up the lull New York
1' would like to have him on
my ball club. despite his luck of as.
1 ntisht be able to
tsupply some for him.
"Metteel in very tort.
Me Graw Lauds Meusel’wsfl
Ability
“OH 31' [1'5le
.llu hits a
any iariitt-r utter n bnll.
lino batsman.
"With every physical and mental
ltflfit‘l. necessary to he one at the
most talked about stars in the an.
nuts of the name. he has never
coined the prestige he. deserves be-
cause at infill o! inltteitvo.
“He could be a necond Ty Cobb it
he had it.”
Helen
it
He has the,
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Make It A Habit To Read
G SENTINEL
EVERY DAY
Buy it At The N " sdealer nearest your Home; it Is
on Sa e At These Places: .
, THE EVEN
Seuth Norwalk
A. Aihsge, 41 Railroad Are,
So. Norwalk.
0. Allegretto. 69 Lexington
Ave. So. Norwelk.
Fred. Coleman. 35 North
Main St., So. Norwalk.
Geo. Cuneo. 144 Washington
St., So. Norwalk. ,
J. Catrone, 18 Ely Are», So.
Norwsik
Daher & Simon; 116 Stuth
Main St., South Norwnlk.
Daleo, G., 30 ‘ Woodward
Ave... So. Norwaik.
Donnelly’s, 16 & 18 South
Main St, 80. Norwelk.
Frankie Fay, Wygshington
Sit, South Norwalk.’
Honneesy. 75 Railroad Ave,
South Norwelk.
Sam Hyman. 35 Raymond
St, ,South Not-walk.
M. Joel, 8 Monroe Street,
South Net-walk.
Leary & 00., 5 Railroad
Ave, South Noruaik.
Main Berber Shop. 70 So.
Main St., So. Not-walk.
1F. Mole, 196 Ely Auenue,
South Nor-walk.
Springrvood Pharmepy, 1
Ely Ave, South Not-walk.
Lovenson’a. 20 Washington
St.,‘Sonth Norwplk.
L. Agranov. 107 Washing-
ton St., So. Nor-walk.
_ Smelte Shop. 2 South Main
St, South Norwalk.
Union New“. Railroad Ave,
South Norwulk.
Newhnuer’s Drug Store,
Foil-field & Conn. Aves, S. N.
Norwaik
ll. Aide, 15 West Ave, So.
Norwalk.
Mr. Weis, 73 Wall Street,
Norwalk.
Benedict News, 43‘ Wall St., "
Not-walk.
Frank Dorsey,
4.5 West
Ave, Norwalk. .
A. Reason, 51 West Avenue,
‘ Net-walk.
G. Librizzi, 399 Main Street,
Nortvalk. -
Frederick E. Birch, 131,43
.Wall Street, Nprweik.
United Cigar Store, Main d:
Wall BL, Nor-walk. .
James P. Sheehan, 23 Wall
.Street. Norwalk.
4 Hamilton Shop, 49 Wall St,
Nor-walk. ;
S. & 8. Tobacco Shop, 36
Wall Street. Norwalk
.8. H. Ellerin,‘5 Main '§t.,
' omalk.
J,
- East Not-walk. \
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B. 'l'svlinyti? Main Street,
Norwalk.
Harold Austin. 93 Main St,
Norwalk. '
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A. Murphy. Main St. 8;
Center Aves, Norwaik.
East N orwalk \
John Armour, Winfield St.,
East Norwalk.
Cannon Phat. 31 Van Zant
St., East Plot-walk.
A. Hefner, Liberty Square,
East Nor-walk.
Joe. Schavrien, 232 East
Ave. East Norwalk.
M. o. Morley. 234 East Ave-
nue., East Nor-Walk. .
'A. Saiiick. 1 Core Avenue,
Benny Cells, Fort Point St.,
East Norwaik.
Louis Hertz, 69 Winfield
Street, East Norwalk.
Rowayton
Fred. Lockwood, RowaytOu
Ave, Rowayton.
Allen’s Drngfitore, Rm“!!-
,NORWALK NINE
SELEClliD FOR
oiling GAME
Manager Ed Herring
the Strong Line-up
-—-Start Season On
April 18.
Manner Edward Herring, ot the
Norwulk baseball eluh, lute en-
nouncod the lineup at the inertia tor
the openinx Rome 0! the season.
All the playere have performed
here previously and are practically
euro of their positions. Manner llcr.
ring void the teem will play e few
women below the opening of the
league sensor: eo he can not a llllt' on
his players. if my or the mm tail
to come up to expectations they will
be promptly releued and other plur-
ere signed. The Norwnlk club ex-
pects to line one 0! the beet rom-
htnoe in the leave and they will do
Two local players are listed itvitiw
the Norwaikl. Bill Redwny will in:
new at first have again and Keene,
will cover Hllol'utop. The teem will
take the field no foilnwn: li‘lnC‘nrih'y,
entt-her: (Tlilllllt';‘vlllmolie‘.
Rr-du'ay. ilt'itt hast-z Cnssvrly. Sict'ttiill‘
base; Keene. short stop; norm, third,
beeel'Muleney. left field; ()‘Conmii,l
center Mid. and Cravison, right;
ileld. ‘
The team will carry :in extra pitch- ‘
or along. This player hut not been
signed yet. but tho. lnrul muting“;
mont expects to have him in tow
within 1 few days. Louis Turim’ will i
the: the ileid mnmigcr. lire it ill ho in
uniform as a utility infirhln. H- m:
ticllmldt. HOCI‘OUAW 0t lilo villi), will
also be in unitorni, uml will not m
a utility outfielder.
tern.
forms of grey mnicrinl
blue stripes.
nonin. will nsain he the umuin tor
the names to be played at Amusp
merit Park.
with mn'y
will open the local neuron ltL Autum-
mellt l’ttrk with the Nmuulkw on
April 16. Mount: ... Herring t'xnrt'h.
to bring the St. Mary‘s or Stamford
here on the toilnwing week.
W
. EM woo CHALK
Bttuow tm’o
«zoom, it"s 60MB‘TiMES
man 10 vote voon.
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' zrzxrrn
muons
i name
nwemn new
srrnn HEI‘ROIH'NE n. o. .\.
I RADIO
everything possible to win the ehnm- .
pionship of the circuit. '
l
l
t
pin-her; é
‘l;nlli‘l"il llu'
flciimidt may he used as pinch liit—.
i
The Norwnlks will how new uni-i
Mickey Morris. 01' Ali-1
The Hudson A, C, of New llawn.‘
lt"r1 t' *u‘m
' series l-etwm‘n thee: two outfits now!
Only Eight-
‘ (homuiwhwwtnmule
» mm. m . . \r
FRIDAY, APRIL 2, 1926.
I
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FORM
White Nine—Will
Tryout.
Tony Smith. toruier tiret bneemnn
for tho News”: High school. will be
given a chance with the New llxucll
(sum of the Eastern Loot-tic this ,. -u-
son.
This nnnouncelllent was llla'lt‘ ity
George “Ties. owner (if the tram.
yesterday. Smith will report to \Vt'ltia
I’m-l: in New Haven u soon us the
l’rors return from their spring train.
int.- trip through the South.
Wales stated that Smith would he
him-n u thorough tryout at first tum
and that it ho showed promise would
be given a berth with the New Haven
team.
:hnith gained quite n reputation
Be Given A Thorough
as it ilrst linsenmu \\‘i|l| thi- Green
liml \Vllllt‘ u tours hawk “till
after uraniuntinu plush-ii ullh m‘vrrul
send-pr” t1 :lniH ulmlil this l4! t'llun-
ii“ “iii report to the viv Huron
t'luh ltlullt: uilll t'uur wilu‘r vinyl-1'24.
Tllt')’ urn llauv lauxh of liust Hit-
Veil. Lt‘unurtl [.the of .\'vw Huron.
(‘hltl‘lr'n Loniymm of Sl‘l‘llil‘nl‘ltl urul
\\‘z.ll:iv.- ltrr-u', ;. pitcher. from
Finmi'nrti.
'i‘li~- umtu wivuile int Futiln ur-
llllxlttux in we lllili mJlm llli‘ grzitit
uith tin New ll.t\" n ltulll. lie lli.‘.\‘
also liv‘ trim] till in tho, ouliiulii :t-
few
he plum-ii that lit -:'ion at one éimv.
i.
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mm but '1‘ A. nintt‘tly in rm. llllll‘ ti :1‘
91(3in L‘llz-rloly [‘ntitltn‘lt. llv-':. lip-1
loo turrl Alum ill 13 . I
to in".- illtlt.l‘t.i.;
in in l'z-xlun, Nth”;
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130th Turin: anti -. l
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limits. A:
'l‘lit' ' unlit» 1,113- (him-in l\l\t «I 1..
Bl. It. A. t..-' 112‘) hp [ml‘i‘
ni tll- \‘Itfiilt‘tii “l"
u-xi Finlay night.
_ :‘V-l Murvut-‘y ut’ the llm‘
lhrom i.:.: lit-en run:iuunimtinrr Willi.
llll. ll=. Hut 1'. utmimm in liriizgfl
lune i. ..m m \\'..-.~l|l’t0rl. 'rur; Lu. .
lililnlt'r‘ \t...nt lu- lllll\ tin Y. .\l_ H. .\.‘
l . .M'rut’t- liltil‘ viii-tut oi Lint Mar.
f'l‘lir (tun-«ls l"t‘lil in times and \wrol
:I‘lfl)’ iii" .
fun lllt ilmw.‘
ll‘\lli|!-'Ifiliiil
,i..Ii .1.vi
Illi‘
\ir 'lm‘ vi the ”shire“: in tin-v
le-t :m'n- r-i.‘ litH M'ili‘tll‘ Nul'cd lit-'
um» i. tit: ti lt-turt: .‘tl ili‘- “toil-011’
“"l .. . u:
‘ . .wvv-t'v :lli’:lllt.'t'lll(lllti ere M- i
own. ‘ in: "Ollll‘lllcd in it. iru'
tli._‘r~ fur the : me next Friday it
is run iuuilx
:11; H
slunln t-i the Lite Guards.
H.m-- iluu llit‘tll'flli't'WS lime
hl'flltilll: .l :uvur, ;
The lhblut )ml'i Karena want u re- I
V-li’l tllv Guards. ’l‘lm‘
luau
‘tt. um \....i .x \i. wry tor illt‘ll Flil".l
l' vi that this
not lu- iti' :mi until April l7. gin lilt-
Kurt-:8 liait‘c :trmlizrd a M‘rieo With
the 1".tll‘ilt'ltl Amrrimn Legion. The
Know nrn also in the m‘drile oi“ :2!
. «A “llli the Strutiord Legion and l
Wit-«mil Sn-‘i‘nlllr llit‘, i
‘.i-x.vt.:;:tr ltumld l2. 'luliur m thei
‘. t‘tls >1llil lust itiizlli that nil
illi‘-ili;i' ‘uruts “ill in: completed to-
l\ t xiv ll ynme lxl it"
i
illlul‘l‘ml' tor the tinnl contest with.
‘ ill“;
Kan-«yr. 'l'lir: Gunrds want it)
“turn in l‘-ri-l::o;~nrt they “Wt‘
:hn ll‘ upruiu: ennu- oi the series.
L“. 1‘3 tn the l(.1re_\’.~.
i‘nu Guards have been practising;
l‘.\ii" a work and are keeping: in'
ms
! Convenient ’l'erl'nl good condition. The proposed game I
i with the Hebrews of i‘tridttt‘port is
I STL'DWEIJ: PIANO (‘0 “inverted to draw :1. large crowd.
as No. Main. St L'i‘he liridgt-Dorters have :1 big fol.
. Phone I“ So. 3.0m". .‘luwing and the “3'” mm is neuin
lt-xpretcd to be crowded when tht"
! two tennis clnrh. ’
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Quality
stilts—
ground i
Departments
. in; into.
You'll see
thing boys of
Prices right down to the
that’s up on
, Both make our Boys’ 7
worth look: ,
there every-
all age wear, i
llllt’vr'
l
I
school
1 ‘ the tine-t storage facilities in the
nu PONunf,
WILL PLAY iN
AFTER in
T0 STAGE THE
BLUE RIDGE PERllilll BOUT
Well Known Bridge-lFans Are Anxious To
port Diamond Artist
Signs With the Rich-
mond Ball Club.
...—....
l€lll l‘t‘llt.lt.‘li' who
ill‘hl bustmhu with s-wurnl liritine-
ltull looms lilr-L ymr. will have u
'rt'out uitil llh. llieltiuoud li‘tllll oi
tin ll'i" itiuuc lwgue.
l‘ourlv it pl'..:.t.tl uttl'l lllt' lit-Monty.
i'. M. if, .-\. hurl Gent-rut l‘lhetri i
lii‘ltiuvivml. in wrul Nor-unlit
boys [tint-Al ittfiliilri l‘onr-icil last
:mson. 'i‘liey u~ rv nil loud in their
..v;
lumen 01' his work no a “rut hust- ‘1
A man. Poneloit nieo was somewhat at I
. slugger. He drove olll. it home. run
whilv butting :«nrt‘lnst Normun
‘Stv'i wit" l‘lt .\'L‘ll.\'ll oi the \‘tthllull‘t
Y. .\1. t‘. .\. l'.tlil. 'l'ilu Noru'ulk
lintvrs .Iud lulu urr- pulling lul'
i'onrlvlt \ inn'ta gum! Will) lilv l'lue
limp: lvuuue us. hi» “as on.» or tin-
)‘Hpu'nr Bridgeport. pluyet's
. in." your.
...... ..., . ...- .... flu”...—
r‘mnm hula .lrtn't v-niny \‘umiiou so
viil‘lill. They don't inure any chance
in [tiny llonln‘y i‘rmn school.
Sonia x..t.n are Eu brat-e. (‘lncago
‘ . nod to have a game . doctor had three wires and Obregon ; “we.”
httrx ., u tilt: in ll'lt‘tl men untl tho i wants to run for Wt?"i "’1'- Of 31"“"0'. mm to to
:xgaiu.
N0 BASKETBALL
murmur:
Local Court Teams Are
Taking Much Needed .
Rest.
There is no basketball in this- \‘ici-
nity tonight. “Due to Good Friday
the managements of the Red Men
and Compo Life Guards decided to
foil oi! any game for this evening.
The Red Ali-n urt- making arrange-
moms to take care of a large crowd
at their lost game (if the season.
which will be played .1 week from to»
morrow night in the armory. The
Mohawk A. CH, of littll‘ukfa 31:188..
u’llewt the Indians here. The ris-
itors are bringing down :1 large delv-
[ration of tons with them.
Th” Mohuwks have three. liigh
basketball coaches in their
lineup. The visitdrs have a splendid
record so tur tilts year and expect
to fltlil another victim to their list at
the (~xllt‘l’tSC of the. Red Men. The
local lt'flill on the other hand will
gain additional inurels it‘ they defeat
the hlohnwke.
The Red Men will hold a practice.
session Sunday at the armory and
will decide then whether they will
obtain another player to take the
place of Clayton MeGrnn. who is
scheduled to play with the Bridge-
port Knceys on that night.
An auto tire seems to last long-
est when it is on a. neighbor: car.
The tree of knowledge has branch
on and it you so out on them too for
they break oft. -
CLASSIFIED SERVICE
alone in a clues by itself.
STORAGE ‘
”Sou can now avail yourself oi
stands
State for any amount of space
starred . us ur
l e e
i See Him In Action
0 V U
, With intuit: Mulli-
1 gnu.
’ *“v~--
. ’l'lw .‘immum-vuwui Hf lv'ixtnkttl
ilt‘uN's rt‘tii‘wmvnt us :i luvxinir prim
:lnutm' tn llll-l «by l-: 4 limit-lit, t'll
1;; lug; howl from “n inns.
‘ Iii-my :‘pm'tsmm Mt." {if‘kt‘tl F.)
Ito think our tin- liliiil.tl' t.ni‘eftiln'
ll-t-i‘m‘n wrung lulu l fir'ul‘ni. '1‘le
irr':!l thus \l‘fllil. l'.}‘ l'l slum; “l‘
fi'nuuuz M‘ll.’lt':ll'—l."\\' l'i'lix‘ltl alt-lit
filtrir-t" 1w Mung mun.
ll'lb' .lLlflHlt ill:
int/hi .m‘ mul- tilllt.‘ am this got tho
iouxuu: 'llill‘INUJE-‘l'l .‘.'.Il‘lti't'l up ow.-
.ili". 7‘: Tu litu- my it it! no.
ill‘ii“ L! ..
“.ll'
lit“ z:
hit-it.
juir 1'» tin Ill fu' in. to quit.
; Alum Hump - m whine»: men
guild viiwl (-mm .x:- l i‘.t 'nskL-ti 1:11)
in} E" llll‘t‘llig.“ Will.
l't‘l'ttl'l l’t‘Hl. CU
', r‘!‘ll1‘.‘l a! ‘lit
the Mulligan—
1"»: numiettr light
13v 'J‘He‘wiuy nigh?
ttl'ii
tmuu)‘ tun. :w-lurl i'utyr rm; [tie pro
turd v.11: entity 1 i In alumni.
3 it is luvsuivlr ir‘i i'irtltklt: l’m.
mm M llllllli-llv'-vj tr til-J 10ml {run
in) t-lmngr; his l'.\".;‘.‘ u: .1 £01110 hock
no ill" promote” ii't: Mullignt -
tight. TIM crawl was schtd.
0}
stncmi (liltll‘f; the fit"?
l»’;"' of April, int: iI'n. l‘vlusul oi,
.‘tluiiiguu tr. sign J-t inc,- nun-t.- int
Ingrid to canted ”it 115 iii to be put
Edit indefinitely t‘t-r:.etii was willing;
glo sign tor 2') per t‘elzt oi the gait.
ibut Muhignu Eel his light: :11. 2; per
Wm" ileum}; )11111;_.r..11 ctznz,
down to 13 1-2 pt! CLHL
’l‘lw pulmlnr (li‘lnfllitl :- r ill! tit“‘.:
any induce. l-‘uy in come back a -'-
lower it. if Fur ilili’fi u't run the
illuul it is 1-os~iltlv lllrtt Curtain Jo.
seph lzwxlxlxzirt “...; Low l 1th.".
01' Bridgeport, l' -:\ 1': ill" lll‘t.i.'.'l‘-
tunic-l s.
l ll‘lixlrun has. ENE! it'll-2 t'lllL‘e’ Em
light with Mike «prelim i” rm
armory t-cwrut it'erns my). l‘ell‘eti:
has been iighiintv rig-tit Mom and is
in tin: hut-t of shape. li'.’ is ttlnlullfl
to tight .\luilig:.m. but Will lllbi."
that the Norwullt ind ho under 1!»
pounds. For this l‘t’r’lbt‘ll Mulligan
Will have to met a inrne bond to in-
rut'e the. fans and the promoter that.
he will multe the “eight. Perletti
told For that llt‘ nill not fight Mui~
ligun if thi- .nmi lEitl is over 12“
pounds. l’t‘l‘ft‘lil steps into the ring
at 115 to 110 pounds.
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AMATEUR PUGS
ARE lliAlNlNG
The three Somali: amateur box-
ers. handled by Frankie Fay. have
started training again.
These boys came through victor-
ious in their bouts lit the. armory
Tuesday. .‘ti Surderski. weighing 134
pounds. is rapidly developing into a
first class boxer. He won over John-
ny Kline in the openinnr round of the
tight: Charlie Middleton. 118 pounds.
easily disposed of Red Grille. of
Bridgeport. also in the the first
round. These boys boxed three
rounds at a. smoker conducted by
the General Electric in “Bridgeport
a few weeks ago. Gone Bryan. 158
pounds, won his fight in. the first
round.
Fey's boxers have been training in
the basement 0: a Washington street
building. The boys have showed
great improvement and want to step
into the professional ranks eoon.
Fay wants them to stick in ama-
teur circles {or a few more battles
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