II:
"MONDAY, APRILVIS, .1926.
Tom 1 Nationals 0
RU1 UIIRLENBACH W111 SWAI’
PUNCHES WITH RAY
Expected To Be Old Fashioned Slugging Match
‘ I-—Ilohnny Drew and Bobby Garcia in the
South Final —— Expected That 10,000 Fans
Will Jam Into Armory.
tumor In the teatherwcisht division
ever has known. will be put to the
well known acid test in the semi-
final, clashing with "Bullet Bob”
Garcia. the Army assassin. This is
a match that the tens. (or more
than a year.» have been keenly anti-
cipating. it in quite likely that the
winner will be given the opportuni-
ty this summer to battle Louis Kid
Knplon tor the world's title.
Pinon: Silverbei'fl. who is general-
ly recognized on Connecticut's lead-
ing nyweizht. will stack up against.
an experienced campaigner and a
dangerous punchar in Willie La-
Mortg of Newark. in one of the two
eight-round preliminanos. while in
the other. Sammy Cooper. popular
New Haven welterweight. will luci-
klc rough. tough. hard-hitting
Johnny Kathie!) or Pittsburgh. 3
etahlemaio and protege 0! Jack
Zidc.
IPENNSY COURT
MATERIAL 0000
FOR ~ FAIRFIELD
One of the beet boxing card- our
audit! the State or Connecticut
m but: urea in Hartlord thin eve-
M by filllh Rortylend his associ-
~ The bout- wiil be starred in
the um ermory and arrangements
We been made to sent 0, 000. It is
«hated that all or the mm «on to
feel Berlenbnch. light bean!-
weizht champion ol the world and
once! the hardest hitters the prize
rill ever be: known. uill swine
into action against roly poly Rey
Neptune of Jersey City. in the wind-
up end a reel old cushioned aluz-
Cllll bee II on up. Although Ber-
ieubecb naturally is the rulingIln-
write. more is en undercurrent or
feeling through I'ew.1£nxlantl that
through. tough. slugging Neumen
will uncover a startling surprise.
,JOhn'ny Drw. Worceeter'a i'evor-
ltejfihhtlnn eon and as classy a per-
’7 MACK THINKS
' WALBERG READY
gaunt. Meek believes Rube Wel-
‘ lien in about ready to come through
:2
two Joee,‘ Kelley
careers.
star of the
olefin
tectionately called
while toiiin for
JOE KELLEY. LEFT.
CLEARWATER. Fla,
Twenty-five years or so ago lhoee
and
were in the heyday of thnlr hoecbolll
Kelley was an outfielder.
tamoue Baltimore Orl—
McGinnIty was a. pitcher. ef-
the
April 5.—- Giuutn.
MI'GIunIty. “mm": m"
and Jor.
“iron Mun"
Old Stars Aid Dodgers
AND JOE .‘ICGTNXTTY
This Inning limit the two yell-rune
Brooklyn '
through their training camp paces
at (Ilenrwrttkr. 1-13., where Manager
Robinson's boys are getting in shape
tor the National League grind.
are proving
ristnntn to the Brooklyn pilot. also
New York II tormor Oriole and Giant celebrity.
for.him. Welberz In a southpaw.
”Hill as much stuff as any portaider
iii the business. yet he her. been un-
able to win consiuicntly.
"I 3Weiberm‘by the way. I: II. tlml oi
Meme: .lohn McCl'I-aw or the New
York Giants He began his pro ce-
rec: in 19’ 3 with Portland and at.
the close ot the Hudson was pur-
ohmd by ihl: Giants. lie cost
plenty.
’ In the spring :IlnGraw. disap.
painted in the lug ieilow'e allowing.
asked waivers. Connie Meek gmhhed
him. vile tiniebod the sermon with
the A's but wiidueee marred hill of-
fectivenew. He spent the year at
1934 with Milwaukee and who the
etrllteout king ot the American AII- ding group of stars to pic}: ite var.
mutation. I :0in from in 1027.
' Mfl’ck‘brmmht him back to the hh: I -.
011°” "34 11" did very well 17ml WI- ‘I’ou crtn ‘t tell it a men with spring
”no 'He is now firmed may to 10m III matching himself or telling
MAJ. a fish tale.
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PHILADELPHIA, April 3.-~i"cnn
«should have home Iaxceodingly good
basketball motorist next reason.
That. it. it one can go by what the
Red and Biua troeh team is doing
this campaign.
The yearling: have a. record 0! ll
straight eucceseoa to their credit.
The Victories more garnered over
some 0! the boat tot. teams in the
out. Fairly ouey triumphs resulted
for the most part. too.
Unless the voungetcrs have been
performing to: above their nature!
speed. Penn'ehould find quite a bud.
to come
night. April 2!.
and Y. 51. C. A.
‘I . EVERY DAY
L. Agrenov, 107 Washing-
ton St, So. Norwalk.
Smoke Shop. 2 South Main
St, South Norwelk.
Union. News. Railroad Ave,
South Norwulk.
Newbauer,’s Drug Store,
Feirfleld & Conn. Avon, S. N.
South ‘ Norwalk
.1. Albage, 41 Railroad Ave,
So. Norwaik.
C. Allegretto. 69 Lexington
Ave. 80. Norwalk.
Fred. Coleman. 35 North
Main St. So. Norwalk.
" ' Geo. Cuneo. 144 Washington
‘ St, So. Norwalk.
. J. Cetrone, 18 Ely Ave, So. NOI’WEIk
Nm’flk ‘ H. Aid 15 w I A“ s
e, es ve., 0.
Daher & Simon, 116 South Norwalk.
Main St, South Norwalk. , . .
Mr. Weis,’ 73 Wall Street,
Deleo, C14. 80 *Woodwerd Nor-walk.
'Ave.. 80. Norwalk. .1 I 3 ed: N4 43 W II S
- n ‘ ewe, . a t.
‘ Donnelly’s, 16 110718 50““! ' Not-Smitet I .
Main St. So. Nor-walk.
, , li‘rank Dorsey, 45 West
“331m F87: Washington Ave, Norwalk.:
. St... South Norwnlk. , 1
I A. Boston. 51 West Avenue.
, Eonneuy, 75 Railroad Ave. ., Norwalk.
“"1 South Net-walk. S
i . ' ‘ 399Ma‘ tr i,
' Sam Hyman. 85 Raymond Ngwfim’ m Ge
St, South Not-walk.
Frederick 'E. Birch, 151/;
.Wall Street. Norwalk.
United Cigar Store. Main &
Wall St, Norwalk.
» M. Joel. 8 Monroe Street,
South Norwalk.
'1, Leary & 00., 5 Railroad
I 'Ave.. South .‘Norwalk.
‘31. 1‘ .1
K . 1" Main Berber Shop. 7030, James P. Sheshan, 23-Wail
... Main St, Butternut. Street. NOWd-k- ‘
‘ 5.0. Note. 195 Ely Avenue. - Bam’ltonShop, 49mm St,
'1 South Nomalk. I Norwalk.‘
S. '&~S.' Tobacco Shop, 86
\Wall‘ Street. Norwalk.
8. H. Ellsrin, 5 Main St...
Nmalk. _
rlngwood Pharmacy, 1
FREDA Ave. South Nomlk.
Lam’s. ‘20 Washin’ glen
St. SouthNorwelk.
JACK DELANEY
IN WESTPORTRnw
Rotary meeting
It is planned to match the West-
1port “Y' ' hoxorn ugeinst the Bridge-
A. fighters.
1|)0i'1 institution hue about six evuii
Famous B o x e r Will
Give Exhibition forn1uhlo nnan.
Rotary Club.
Jack Delaney. light liedfifllsuolght
better of Bridgeport. has
to Westport.
to appear in I'm 15: 3 weight titlr.
hibition bout on the amateur
to be arranged by the Rotary Cluh1.1._1..._.
I GU A- I ISIII‘G in tihe tIUfl‘iIl-Iédhiaud‘ca
‘ The Roiarinus and "'1‘“ officinleievciioo rrgulnrh p
1p0rt Y. M. I‘
The“: will Ill:
promised my of WI-etpmt.
(turd ('I'lI'II
Make It A Habit To Read
THE EVENING SENT INEL
Buy It At The Newsdealer neared your Home. It Is
on Sale At These Places:
B. 'I‘nvlin, 67 Main Street.
Norwalk.
Harold Austin, 93 Main Si. ,
Norwalk.
A; Murphy. Main St. N;
Center Aves, Norwalli.
East Nut-walls
John Armour. Winfield St.,
East Norwalk.
Cannon Phar. 31 Van Zuni
St, East Norwelk.
A. Hefner, Liberty Square,
East Norwalk.
. Joe. Schavrien, 232 East
Ave. East Norwelk. I
M. D. lladey, 234'East Ave-
nue“ East Norwnlk.
'A. Salliclr. 1 Cove Avenue,
East Norwalk.
Benny Cello-Fort Point St»
East Norwalk.
Louis Hertz. 69 Winfield
Street, East Not-walk,
Rowayton
Fred. Lockwood. Rowayton
'Ave” Rowayton.
Allen’s Drug Store, Sway-
ton Ave. Rowayton.
‘ Barton
1
George Velie. Railroad Ave-
nue. Darien.
are making plans
1I-oy's band in Wesiport This affair
will ix; {or tin: benefit at the bend.
i'ho liens {or the tournament
following Wednes—
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rim-oral other
. 'tures at the owning.
1. amateur bouts Delaney will. gito. a
rix- round exhibition battle ulth one
or Ms up!“ ring partnere. Chick Dor-
onr omno leading
\Vrrlnt’eddy1mm. -n i». re {or the state bantam-
“ill also appear on the
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‘ wollyn and Ralph Hopper. Norwalk.
. bowlers. are cOmiug along with more
CLOSE; “RACE “ I
III 0125mm
Y ii. LEAGUE1
George Darby a n (11
J o h n Hermansonl
Are the Leaders In'
Alley Circuit. 1
Team .\o, one. continuing of George '
Derby and John Hermenson. are
leading the tonmun bowling tournav 1
meat at the Weetport T. 111.0. A. 1
Three teams are tied for seconIlI
place. They are teams eaten, four
and two. Tennis at: and three arc.-
tied for last place. Norman Fle-
wine uow.'1'hrse boys are playing
tram scratch. while the others all
have handicaps.
Tho semen last week are no fol-1
510m: '
TEAM No. 3. 1
ifiopper 102 177 tilt—~556I
IFion‘iiyn 157153163—4731
. .1. .... .. I
Rte 335
TEAM N0. 1.
G.~Darhy 1451M ISIS—415i
Hermenson 143 H2 1. 1.434
Handicap ...... 20 :4) 2011.501
nos 310 3?? .311
TEAM NO. '2,
O'Connell .124 125 iii——:"I3
A. Derby 148153168—47
Handicap 50 50 50.4513
332 333 359 1014
TEAM N0. 3.
Hopper 213171 170M500;
Fieweilyn l'i': iIII.‘ Its—ii: 1
80-3 31 314 1040!
TEAM NO. 'I'. 1
Stein. ....... 116100
Leary ......I... 104145
Handicap 50 50 ‘I'IITIo—im‘I'
.-.- .1. ......I
7 330 300 351 051;
, .TL‘AM NI‘I. 3. I
Hopper . ..... .. HIS 108 103—4421
Ficwellm . 721411 l"l-—i411
310310 313 0831
TEAM NO. 4.. 1
Sibiskio ....... 1171‘)" Inn—”3331
Bell 191 in; l: '2:-iFIi
...... 50 I30 50—»I5I
353 332' 37.9 731
713.111 ‘
NO. 5.
Spiflen'j........ 134 1-14 li'Fw-ii‘3
bunny 119 181i its—373
Handicap ....... 50 30 50-450
333 333
...... -.....
The standing of the tennis Is as
2‘30 946
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follows; 1
1'}. n'. L. PC. ,
Team No. i. 15 a 'I' .550;
Teen: No. ‘I' ...I. 13 'I' I; .523
Team No. i ..... 1:! r :3 .3113
'l‘I-am No. :l ..... l‘.’ 'I' 3 .RRJ
Trent No. 3 15‘ ii i? .333
Team No. 6 ..... 9 a G .533
Team No. 8 0 8 Ii .500
CARDS TRIM DALLAS.
DALLAS April 5.-
R H E
St. Louis CN.) 6 10 i
Dallas (Tom) 4 7 It
Hahn and Vick: Shuman nnri
Sox“ Rookie
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EARRY .‘lt‘CLlllIY
HOONII. «etchtl nilh tIII I‘ I'iII II
Whitt- r‘ox who hm Iran milling .11 my;
i'm'znrabln irICIprIssiou at 11 a; rpliug
Loaguo Inst cannon. ‘\lI.:Cupt‘l) can'
also play an acceptable ..',ultli YIT.III$1
has: and may Iur. currl-Il Is an 1;: I-
clersturi} tor 1:;an SI'III'II. In hip?
collrrr. dine MCC‘III'II; .-1:il'l"'fl 0'.
lilinoh
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IIFAIRFIELII IS
DEFEATED IN:
FIRST GAMEEHad I’ei'iedt-ftecord 1111'
\
Sing Nine Noses Out:
American L c g i on ‘
Outfit.
The l‘oirtinld American Legion
nine lost the opening game of the:
w' neon to the Sim: Slug prison team.‘
score 1
:It Ossinlng. yretlvrduy. The
“I'm I'; to' .
‘l'1hI I :':tll Itld 2::qu sI I'm-Ii both of
thru runs in lI’lI tirsi inning. nhilu
’SIIIg Sing scored runs. in the third
sixth and 5!"?11111 innings Than
allowed FelrilI-III but. ‘our hit!
The score; .
Felrtield '2 o o 0 0 0 I) 0 0—21
8mg Slug II 0 i (I 0 l i ( x--3
Mills. llziriII-zo.
Ryan and Mull.
The Referee
. “Hints the
ruour. \“:iII{E’.I".'-*~l“. G. 1:.
l‘go l’rigerio.
Who “on the pentathlon at ih
192 4 Olympics: -—l-‘. C'. if.
Lohtom-n of Finland
“What did Ty Cobb hat
son?—-D. P) W.
He hit .378.
Moran and Lehrey;
II'lE‘. Ff)?!-
When driviné over rough rondea
soft top is just as important on It
not! rent.
COAL PRICES
DUCED
we announce a reduction of $1.00 per
ton onflall‘sizes‘of
hard coal, eifective
April‘lsi. I The new prices for‘city delivery
EugendNut
Steve-......‘....... 16.50 “ “
14.00 “‘ 5‘
Buckwheat
"Coke 14:50 “
Chuted
.$16.00' per ton $16.50
Carried
17.00
. 14.50
9.50
15.00
9 .00 ‘6 it
. . All the above are subject to discount
of 50¢. per ton for cash in 10 days. We
Ihmafgood stock of fresh {mined coal and
recommend. the early purchase of next
season it requirements.
- , g PHONE 113
The Norw'alkaoaI '81 Supply Co.
' Anthracite COAI: Blinr'ninous
‘ .M‘mnr Building-Materiel
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prune of Italy's fu-l
rganize Nine
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flaming rum“! I’tl II 01' . "1hr; [i'I'lIII
1uill open 11" lake .'IIiI.’III1'I.'II:. 3‘, Y.
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Ito lIIkr. I'i largo (I‘.II‘EI'JI'I"ZI or ten.
Inl'n iI' I.I I'III IIII. trip in 1.2%.. .111-
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has not hath wt frat
Will be l,I‘.~=
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..moud work In Li'IL.
l‘rcm thut Ilmr. on the team will'
II’II'I:[ TIIL term, «:1 III»: roIIIi-pro Nouns
in th‘:I I'.III,V .‘x'Iw ’Yorl-I'.
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1m Will In“
unit In tl‘III.
1rIroI-fll’. u.
300 103; , ilraining romp. lie IliIi Iomn 3‘311111‘1 {1.1.1
on siting with Houston in the Texas!“
The .\.II,iI'.n:I‘Ia 1min amungud 1 nine- Inst ‘va’Il
frames Mth lue Mutual \Vt-ll‘are‘out with lllv
Ilnngut- .:I, 51:“; film; Prison, Oasin- Iil’Iily‘li,‘ it
lug: N. l'., in'mulce tnvlr enuuol con-
‘85' 'Ii'h lite Northampton bum in
11021:: III. I’
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two day
on {M011 and will
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ON THE FIELD THIS YEAR
William Everett Is the Manager and ii iii (‘ovcr
Second Base—Purchase New 1 Informer»-
All Games On the R0ad~Georue Risley Is
Selected As Star Moundsman.
.\l-’1I~'A'II‘II'l.-v,;l':, '..II.-Iri I I 'E' in.“ I
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the I hr .lrim. on II I " "mutu. “irIrII'T'I‘,
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1 GR NWICH HY
WON All. GAMES
: the County Court
'III’:§§IIScore Was 3-2—~ Sing League.
II. \-.iII .:;..II tIH “lithium 2le 0}!
the SI:':.I'IIIII u I 'Iilllt’ll I,‘:I3'll.ri. Hig
S 11 I01 “.1" thwr 1”." ill
you, the 6.“.
iiIIC'd through the 59.3..
'oneocu I’I
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run wallI rut (1.111103?
{Irrrnni h lost, t'l‘r.‘ othtr game-t.
moi-zip: lI. Iir roc'IIrI'l for the Mason.
him 01.". of 1.3 .Igzimre. The Central
Hugh U1 I‘Irlv'lgg Imlt r
III mo m 1:510:22. o'vvr the Groom
1H II. ‘I L- I" . CI'I'rI'I'I'II'Ich :corcrl 85$
f'w int! i. 21’; that Its uppononle
,1. (In I] PI?"I:. I. 't-r'u'nrd. nun the
1. -.vl st i.“'IulIrlluaJ rcorcr HI; scored
I I I3 points. GrI oawich defeated Non
ualk twice. Lib-.4 and 21—15:.
1 Three- uf Ih~ terrify ploy-ere at.
1GFC'I‘IIVIICII High school will be
(gl'm'lueto'l in Jury. while two othrre
be h r no t':« .
W.u.
1 ILYIH': l'luxl.
WORTH
m
gKNOWING
In the opening game of the 102
1eeason the St. Louis Browns made
1 10 errors against Cleveland. It wee
the high mail; for the campaign
‘fle usually reliable George Eis-
Ier tururd In {our of the miscues at
first base. with the remainder being
pretty Well distributed. It. seemed
that neither Sisler nor his players
couli cling to the leather
Sisler’e bunch of errors tied be
American League record for at
seekers. established by Hal Chaise
while with the White Sox in 1913.
1913.
MORGAN TO FIGHT.
. .....-
\‘EW YORls. April 5.—-Tod Mor-
gen 01 Seattle. junior lightweight
boxing champion win defend his
title against Joe Giick of Brooklyn
at the Coney Island stadium here
June Ii. it was learned today.
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011. BURNERS
Monroe St. So. Nor-walk
You can now avail yoursel! oi
the finest stoma facilities in the
State for any amount or. space
you may require.
Our warehouse is a Vii-story
brick building. located at 5 Havit
land street. equipped with the
latest sprinkler system. giving
you the low insurance rate oi
one per hundred dollars on con.
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Tel. Norwalk 294—1092-2
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203 W. 20th St.
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TRANSPORTATION
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superman. cone.
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Helpiul Hints
Golfing Stars ,
CECIL LLll‘UlI ~IHL'L b“ [\I‘.
The n 01d svi "ii-Izrlhws. ; "
11011 11" L1 id Si 110‘“ I; Jl‘I"I lie}; I.I:.‘i .
C'zillh io mind til-3. IIII'I'I‘I.II.I 'II', lw ..
p- «33111 111' .
nil: II. II; innIJ. W... 1m, 1"
gin-.6 , .zust try to now
do so, Ell": I'I'IIlel. loll. upon
«11) an ex: IeIolI of the . ..
club. The clubhmd 15.56-le t. '1
No no tun] hittin‘g of the be II a:-
is to he {no} He! by a tvl tau
l on of the h: mm
In crIIr-r to '
the rIinor l'l'i
1y Im III”.- 5
Veight 2.0 II; N'u
Toning fort
unzipping . .
Whole mac. . out of gear, and- . .
mlemlto mudr at. this stage I.’
allot. cannot after'n'ervii" l i".‘-”‘.;.
The ilrrt thing: to '
the ciuh~hend. I.
done by a flight I. ,
the wrists, cixlnliy th ., ‘. ..
arm must be kI-I'It. an st.
91110
pooerIe during the backward Ma‘-
downwerd owing.
It is an MIMI“ imporsiiaihw :01 so
player to jump at l.I':-‘.- ‘mll wi' :1.
moving her head, a wry cclr'..., .I
fault, with be girnrgn.
)H‘l’)" ‘ “11111318 M UULII I
Announcement 1qu been rm».
the marriage of Help!) .V. Wu -
of Stamford. and files Auere "
ton Dovrney, .1159 of Sienna
couple were married 1:. Post. I.‘
ter. N. 12. Novemhv..r 2‘4. '
“Nippy” as ho was builnr 1"u' ' '
the baseball field starred VJ
Springnoods a. few sense-nu
"Nippy" was one 01' the peel
players in Stamford and e" '
great promise on the diamond,
those who knew "Nippy" are. .
gretulatlng him. ’
GIABTS TOP MEMPHIS.
MEMPHIS. Tenn. April 5.. .
R H B
New York (NJ 1 1
Memphis (S. A.) II I; .I
Greenfield. McNamara and 1:1‘ '—
der: Morton. Griffin. Linzendei: .;.J
Tarver,
‘ ORIOLES WIN.
'BALTIBIORE. April 5.-—-
I: H L
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Baltimore (Int) 3 '11
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