O
in!” the members or the Wilton
. - .. hassball team will be held at
Sold out Saturday afternoon
'tilbok.
1;. Wilton will open their season
MM” April 34. Manner
'HONIouss is at the present
Will his schedule for the
‘ Illicit. Although no games
M been booked to date it is plan-
._. . lay all the fast Junior teams
All ‘, diet: or t: county. The
. ~ organised hut year and
.1 ‘I fins brand of baseball dur-
Ms latter part or the season.
Wilton team will hsve new
. . this year. The uniforms
mm in time for the open.
Mauser Morohouse has
'a‘chslisnge to any junior
“ in this vicinity. Baseball
Coon communicate with Mr.
Ionie by telephoning Wilton
Tm expects to wit in two
19% sessions before their
Silho- The Wiltonltes will
“at home as much as possible.
WI travel when the occasion do-
It.
1 1
Morehouse has his team
“READY FORTRE
HRSTCAIIEOFSEASON
I-Practice.-Fu"mm-"WW.r Saturday A1 11 At Oreniv
111.211 ~Manaxer Robert
unsins Schedule -- Will Purchase New
Unifonns—Llndstrom BackOn the Mound.
1; In. first real practice or the sea-already tor the opening of t bard
house Ar-
csmpsisn. Undstrom. who hurled
for 1 nine last year. will again
be so u in the lineup as a pitcher.
Roy Peterson will catch. Peterson
Is a second baseman. but also is a
splendid receiver. He played with
the Norwalk High school team as a
second baseman in 1923 and starred
in that position.
The Wilton Juniors' infield will be
a classy one. Danny Williams will
ploy iirst base. Darius: and Bunny
Janson. who starred with the
Georgetown team last year. will who
are of the middle positions on the
diamond. Bartram will play second
base and Johnson is slated to be the
shortstop. Clem Fagan will again be
seen at third base.
The outtieldors will mako it dim-
cult tor many of the opposing
team's hits to tail safe in the car-
den. Ecklsnd is captain of the team
and left fielder. Dave Brennan of
Norwalk. will cover center field with
Roy Scollgld in right field. Tim Mc-
Namara will be the utility man. The
John may add one or two new
man to their roster baton.- the sea-
son opens.
'
H.
Gordon. Russell. of tho Wosiport
“(Cot has issued a challenge to
“.3 his Fallon on the next
float! to be staged in Nor-
s
m cf these boys reside in Nor.
‘_ Fallon has had previous ex:
dues in the ring. while this will
. l's initial appearance. The
austere weigh about too
ea Russell has been working
It the “Y" With the regular box-
ing team. He is coming alonz in fine
style and as arts to win his coming
battle in quick time. Chick Dorsey
is taking R"ss¢ll under his wing and
will hav‘ him in the best of condi-
tion for his debut in the boxing ring.
CARDINALS ARE DEFEATED
SHREVEPORT. he. .. April 6. -—
R. H. E. -
SLLouis(N)........6 17 2
Shreveport ('1‘) ......1a 19 2
Huntzinxer. Halnes. Myers and
O’Farrcll;
Wi ldcr.
Whittaker. Controll and
REDS DEFEAT ROCHESTER.
WAY CROSS. 03.. April 0.—
11. H. ‘5.
Cincinnati (N) .. ..... 1 12 ‘ 1
Rochester (Int) a ti 1
May. Day and Wine. Superiorth:
\chraw. Hank Thormahlen. Herb
Thormahlen.
II ‘ I
Jill-j IIAITSEII INDITLUES l‘.\
LAST SICASUV.
to win .11. 1111111111111.
lulzirly scents to ho the point on whirl
.lho I-xporta‘ hingo the rim- or lull o
,t'onnlo Mack‘s club.
'II‘lll not in:
huso.
lsiille. but Connie Mark. who innit
'l’nrthor iihcnd than 1921211nri who hn
used regularly at 1'11"-
doosn't intend it to in-
"Instead of I’ufilo
.Hnnscr nt ilrsl,
that way.
helping
BY BILLY EVANS.
What is the physical condition all
First Basemnn Joo Mauser of tho
Athletics” knelt to oVI-ry possible tosi
‘ _ n'ldlng. At iimo ho notions cor-‘nv-e
Joe Hauscr is the big questionim ct-rinin spots but lhnt is to
mark of baseball.
He is the ploycr ‘(cht-‘d.
whom the exports dwell on in dis-
Mnnagrr Muck tolls ihn story.
In pructim. liziusnr
1 The ability or llnnmr to play 115.
’l‘hlsvmuch is; curtain-Jon "1111qu-
Such u thing mighl ho p115.
.’~‘
much thought for linusrr‘s cmwr.
out
it will probably 11-1
'Huuscr hv‘lplul: l'oolo." in tho wny
has put tho
ext-opt
IN-
llnnsvr would lilze to go every 11:1;
THESE TWO EXERCISES FOR A
HALF Hill'R DAILY IN AN I'ZHI'O RT To RECOVER TIIE STRENGTH
OF ;\.\' I.\‘.ll'IIICD KNI‘IL‘ THAT IUZ ['1‘ RIM Ol’T 0}" THE GAME ALI. I
cussing lht- olumces of the Athletics 11.111 in all probability Poole will start
‘nt first has" with l-luumr mains into
'1he lineup ngninst certain kinds of
, pitching or when I’oolo happens to
f slump.
Physicians ill‘t" ilgl‘CPd ilmt there is
no better way in rtrcugihrn the in-
! lured knee. than by putting it to all
lho tests a tlrst banninu must un-
dergo in handling various types of
thrown and hatlml l-Iills.
However, to ovardo the work this
your might N-rmnnI-nily ruin the
chances for a (‘Olnlilt‘lt' recovery. The
opinion swms in h:- tlmt llausor
should lw hroutzhi lmk try a slow
process of conditioning.
For that reason. hitting 111 pinrhos
and helping Poole at 111-91 lmso will
probably be the cxtont of Joe's {H‘IIY-
itics this year. It I11 possible 111--
migh’t he snvml for in" how nli'i
. should tho .‘.'s he in I‘m-
5
1 1111111113.
So. N orwalk.
C. Allegretto.
Norwalk
South Norwalk
A. Alhage, 41 Railroad Ave,
“Ave" So. Norwalk
Fred. Coleman. 35 North
Main SL, 80. Norwalk.
Goo. Cuneo, 144 Washington
St., So. N orwalk.
J. Catrone, 18 Ely A1 13., So.
Daher & Simon. 116 Siuth
Main St., South Norwalk.
Daleo, 0., ~30 Woodward
Ave... So. Norwalk.
namely... 16 ole-South
Main St.. So. Norwalk.
Frankie Fay, Washington
51., South Norwalk.
U Make It AHabit To “Read
THE EVENING SENTINEL
EVERY DAY
Buy It At The Newsdealer nearest your Home. It Is
on Sale At These Places:
L. Agranov,
‘.
69 Lexington Union News.
N ewbauer ’s
H. Aide. .15 West Ave.,
Norwallr.
Norwalk.
Norwslk.
Ave., N orwalk.
Honnessy. 75 Railroad Ave, Norwalk.
South Norwslk.
Sam Hyman. 35 4 Raymond Norwalk,
St, South Norwalk. .
M. Joel. 8 Monroe Street,
South Norwalk.
Leary d: Co.
Ava, South Norwalk.
Main Bsrbsr Shop. to 80'.
Main St., So. Norwalk.
J. F Mela, 196 Ely Avenue,
South Norwsllr.
Sp ringw ood Pharmacy, 1
Ely pAvs.. ”South Norwalk.
Levenson' s. 20 Wllhinmn
St, South Norwalk.
5 Railroad
Norwsllt.
- Norwalk.
ion 81., So. Norwalk.
Smoke Shop. 2
St., South Norwalk.
South Nor-walk.
Fairiield & Conn. Aves,q .. N.
Norwalk
Mr. Weis, 73 Wall Street,
Benedict News, 43 Wall St,
Frank Dorsey,
A. Reason, 51 West Avenue,
G. Librizzi, 399 Main Street,
Frederick E. Birch, 15%
.Wall Street, Norwslk.
United Cigar Store. Main &
Wall St..' Norwalk.
James P. Sheshan, 23 Wall
Street. Norwslk. '
Hamilton Shop, 49 Wall-St.,
S. Q S. Tobscoo.Shop, 36
Wall Street. ‘Norwslk.
S. B. Ellerin, 5 Main St,
107 Washing- B. Tavlin, 67 Main Street.
Norwnlk.
South Main Harold Austin, 93 Main St ,
Norwalk.
A. Murphy. Main St. &
Re‘lro d A' ‘
J u 112., Center Aves, Norwalk.
Drug Store, -
East Norwalk
John Armour. Winfield St,
East Norwalk.
Cannon Phar 31 Van Zuni
St., East Norwalk.
5...
A. Rainer, LilIerty Square,
East Norwalk.
Jos. Sohavrisn, 232 East
Ave. East Norw'slk.
11. 1'). Msdey. 234 East Ave.
nuc.. East Norwalk.
'A. Sallick. l Cove Avenue,
East Norwalk.
45 West
Benny Celia. Fort Point St,
East Norwalk.
Louis Hertz. 69 Winfield
Street, East Norwalk.
.1
Romyton’
Fred. Lockwood, Rowayton
Ava. Rowayton.
Allen's Drug Store, Rmay-
ton Ave, Rowayton.
/
Dorian -
George Veiie, Railroad Ave-
nue, Darien.
9 m1
CKNOWING
l
I Thrcu clubs. Washington. St, laouis
5 and Chicago. wand 11 great fight tor
[double-play honors in the American
Uranus last season.
Washington finally won “11h lot}.
,51. Louis turned in m and Chicago
16?. Washington was high. despite
{the fact that. it played two games
osthan its ri\'.nls
I The poorest rocord was made by
‘1 Dviroit. Tho Cobblers. in 156 tilts.
rlialkod up but 143 two-ply killings.
Tho lowly Boston Red Sox tied with
the Yankees {or fourth place.
l human-inn Ans make
; .loilar a man's also coin.
3 our
'tI‘li.
GYM CLASSES
WILL STAGE
INDOOR CIRCUS
Altair Will Be Held In
Westport “Y” Thurs-
day —- For Benefit of
Teams.
The. gym clnstics of tho physn-nl
VIII‘llill‘lllli‘lll of Hit: \chlporl Y. .\I. l‘.
.i. will put. on an indoor
Thursday night at 8 o'clock.
This oiiair promises to he one of
the host or the season. Thu circus
1111i “mind-.1 on exhibition 0! 1h;
work of the various CIuSSt'S (‘Ondlll'l-
mi ‘-. Physical Director l". lids: 11'
liouhlrduy. The proceeds of 'Illli tir-
r1111 “ill ho used {or the various
illIiItIIC tcoms in the ltllyblL‘hl tic-
pairlniunt.
Sowiul Noruollt 4011113 men “111'
In lntludvd in tho (‘ll't‘ufl Tho ultnir
nili ho sinned in tho gymnasium oi
Ilrous
.mIl promos.
the \‘ Hport " Y. "
I Tim program as ..r1 ingtd by Mr
IDUlllllt day is .111 follons:
ll. (11) Junior "B" Clubs.r~l:1y races
I (bl Trained hours. “12111110" and
"Juno.”
(c) (flown stunts by Jurflor girls’
gym class
2. (n) Gymnastic cxhihilion on side‘
Ilorsn hy momliors of gym .cam
Al Lyultionoyilis of Noruuik
lmdcr.
(hi i ‘iown stunts by members of
senior Ky n1 class.
(c) Trained olopllnnt. “Jumbo"
.‘t'nd minor.
3. (n) Boxing exhibition lor the pri-
por x-voight championship of
‘Y"
(1.) Henry-wright lilting.
(1‘) Bog-punching cahll-itiou in
Johnny Ruppc of “Y" boxing
twin.
4. (u) Clown dance by Monday
night Liidioa' gym close.
(11) Monkeys and clowns.
(c) O'yninusiic team on high bar.
5. (:1) The Mary Trio.
(11) l‘lmvn stunts by numb-yrs of
senior gym class.
(I‘) 'l‘ruinod hnrst'.
6.
111m; and pyramids.
Thorn “ill ho dancing following
the wymnnsiir exhibition with mu—
.elr 1‘11.nished by Goorgr: Hendricks
.nnd his nuhcstrn. T11 kIlu are now
'on mic 111 the Y M. i‘. A.
WORTH IHARD SCHEDULE I ,.
FOR STAMFORD
I4 40 Candidates Out for
l Lock City H 1 g II;‘
' School Nine.
Coach Mike Boyle has n sound or.
40 boys iriing for the unions posi-
tions on his Stamiord High school
linsi‘hnll 1enm this year. Only iour
rcgulnrn are left from last year's out-
llt. 'i‘hoy ans I‘wlln. cnlchor‘. Mel-
vin. pitcher: lirntton. first base,
51121121. shortstop. Melvin. who lost
Ihut one game last year. is exist-fled
to ho the backbone of tho hurling
'corps again this season.
I \ianusor Arthur Duffy has or-
lunged a schedule of 17 games. 12 or
i
4. RED
ton on all sizes of
are:—
EggandNut..
Stove.........
Pea
Buckwheat
Coke
.00.
Cool
hare a good stock of
!
Mssons’
\ .
COAL PRICES
We announce a reduction of $1.00 per
April lst. The new prices for city delivery
Chuted
$16.00 per ton $16.50
All the above are subject to discount
Rot 50¢ per ton for cash in 10 days. We
recommend the early purchase of next
season’s requirements.
PHONE 113
The Norwalk Coal-.8: SupplyCo.
Anthracite COAL Bituminous
Building-Material
hard coal, effective
’-
Carried
16.50 “ “ 17.00
14.00 “ “ 14.50
9.00- “ 9.50
14:50 “ “ 15.00
fresh mined coal and
l
(.1) Gymnastic team on puruli‘l;
and 1
IS AWARDED THE
00m l’nnl llcrlonbuch was (murd-
od lllu decision owr llay Neuman,
of Jersey City. at thv end of their
Iton round lrout 111 111» Hal‘tfurd
urmc-iy. inst (,vcnlnr. I’-(1'l11nhnch'u
IIIIIII'Ill"‘i\.\'“"IHIII ll1l1'- was not at
Mains. li'rII-nlnu'h \\'I‘ll:liIII 17:; 1-3
and Nounuln tipped 1hr,- lII‘nm nt
17? i-'.'.
lit-rlonlmch no.1 eight of tho- tcu
rounds. Illt“ ilrsl bring own and the
sixth going in tho .\’I \1‘ MT.“ y tight-
I‘-r 11v .1 hllllflv, The light Ili‘ii\‘)'«
wright (‘IIiilllliII'Il hurt his right
11.1111] in 1111 {mirth round and 1mm
thr-u 1111 iII‘I nil his rll‘cithc scurln':
1111b hit lill.
Tho IlKIll 1: :llml to plenso the lam.
crond union had been aroused to:
un enthusiIstit DIII l1 by the sizzling
immi final in 11 hI(Il lioliluy Garcia. or
INEW CANAAN
WINS TITLE
1“} ” Five Scores Vic-
I tory of Danielson In
i Meriden Game.
mm...
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_ DECISION
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Large Crowd of Fans Witnesses Scr‘n
Eight of Ten Rounds —— Bobby (.nrci 1.1 is
Victor Over Johnny Drew.
_.__..._.u———-_
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April 17.
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Boston (A) ........ . 6 O 0 . out the lineup.
Louisville (AA) ...... ‘3 13 l
Rolling. Winxflold nnd Guuton.1 , . 5
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\‘ormI'r. liryrr. I He S Up galn
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which arr of 1101110. John SI-alzi is:
(‘nplnln 01‘ the. nine.
The whorlulx- is as follows:
April;7——Mn1u;1roneck High.
.Lpl‘il 21—\\'htt.n Plains.
April 24—Naugutuck High.
April 29~nridgeport (away).
May i—lonn Prep (away).
May S-Ansonia.
May 12——Wl1lte Plains (away). I »
May 15-.\'ow .llm'on (pending). .
May 18—Stratford. I
May 22—Ansonia (away).
May 25—Naugatuck (away).
May L‘s—4011a Prep.
May 29—Clason Point M. A.
June l-—Mt. Vernon.
Juno B—Brldgeport.
Juno 8-0ssining.
Juno it—Alumnl.
.1
- 0 10M GULLY.
Policy Refrigerating
One oi the most promising of tho
4 ‘ newcomers on the Chicago Whu.
& supply (‘0’ Sort payroll this spring is Tom Gull;
outfielder. llo's fast afield and 11
good hitter. In 1925 he. was a clout
on, BURNERS ing sensation with Little Rock 11:
- the Southern AssociatIOn. Gully 11:11:“ 7
mm. at. 80- now a tryout with Cleveland a. few son-
sons ago.
‘ I 0
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the finest storaxs'tacilities in the Lower Prlfi
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