no Pastime A. C. of East Nor-
WW will fling into action on Sun-
' w moon. April I! with the
Manon of Bridgeport. as the o .
mu-
Who local team will hold another
on tomorrow afternoon.
.9 in readine- to start
I» m two weeks from tomor-
M '3'» locals have uneunoed t' is
n of another player. Harry
has signed to play-with the
, thissesson. Warm..former-
pitched, for the Wiltons. Ridgsrield
1..., Session Tomorrow— Henry Warm'
Signs With Club - Home Games flocked
for Staples Field—Have Four Pitchers.
w). . , ‘ , ,
.sA'r'unnAY. APRIL 10, 1926.
and other teams in this section.
Warm is a good backstop and will
be seen handling the siants'of his
brother. Dick Warm this season. If
necessary. Henry Warm. can '- be
called upon to witch:
The addition of’ibo; other Warm
brother gives the Pastimes
four first class hurlbra The pitchers
are Bob Carpenter. Emery Erickson:
Dick and Henry Warm. The Pes-
times will play their home games on
the Staples field opposite the Mar-
vin school.
illustrated Lecture At
Wes tpo rt “Y”—
.“Gam e Warden Wil-
llamson On Program
Charles 9 D. Wheeler. state fish
a“ game commissioner. will give an
W lecture on fishing in
9 ,Csoedastthe Westport Y. M. c. A..
may night at 3 o'clock.
no Wheeler known as "Shang."
this section of the state was born
and brtlught up in Westport. A large
' ' of his old time friends are
'to‘ attend the lecture.
some of Mr. Wheeler‘s pictures
fine close-ups of wild animal
.onsospeclally showing a beaver
Jerk on his dam.
with Williamson. of Bridgeport.
M: game warden. will explain the
It! came laws as they apply to
one. wishing to fish in any of
shocked stream of the state.
7 is, invited to attend the
There is no admission
M A large number of sport»
m tron! Nor-walk. Darieu Wilton.
l'lli‘ileld and Weston are expected
LAUREISBEAT:
“mums
Score Was 28-25—Jen-
ings Is Star of Game.
The Laurels of Bridgeportmanded
the Westport. Y. M. C. A. Juniors a
28-25 defeat last night in the pre-
llminary’to the married men-single
m'en game ln'Westport.
Jennings starred for the victors.
He scored 12 points and threatened
to roll up more baskets until-the
Juniors were forced to use two men
to guard him. The “Y" Juniors had
not. played in two weeks and were
not in good shape. They, missed
many easy shots.
The score:
LAURELS
‘ “ G F. Pia.
Jenningnrf........ 5 2 1"
Wambley. lf ...“... 3 1
Padenski. e .-....... 0 l
Richards. rg ....... 2 3
Hilus, lg .......... 1 0
113 3 2
S.
Y. M. C A. JUNIOR
G.
Harding. 11......" 2
.Wood. if 2
Ball. 0 ............ 3
Sibiskie. ‘rg ........., 2/
Stoddard, lg l,
10
alulouuu'g
In" . - _ g
as flea-oases.
Referee—Charles Lyman.‘
infield solution.
I; Boh‘Shawkey of the Yankees had
1 I the poorest season of his long major
6 league.csreer.ln 1215. Shawkey won
3 but six games. losing 14.
__ Of course; some of his shout-om~
3 ings .on the mound during the last
to his supporting
group. the Backus trailing along
near the cellarl'all
winding up in seventh plan.
It was the first time since 1917
Shhwkcy bad~fallcn below theneoo
That year be won 18 and
His bestcampsign was
mild“. when he turned in 19 wins
against ll defeats.
chase were“ due
Stilts.
dropped 15.
. ”if ‘
..‘ re ,» 9
{T} . a
BB BROWN. LEFT. AND WALTER GAUTREAL'
Heep Big Brsr‘o and Little Much Bravo of the Boston Braves—in
other words. we mean Ed Brown, star outfielder. and Walter Gsutroau.
“The long and short of it.” is another nickname for
the pair. They‘re two of the best bets on the Bcantown roster this season.
BILL COURT
Manager John J.
or George Norman yet.
mason. finally wordon
Rutgers 6: I'Union 4.
Two of Braves’ Best
MAY NOT PLAY Chll‘ll. GMOI‘ did “0‘ appear fit ”10 l
. . «Y9! last night. They were acth
Bill Court may not be able to play
with theRed Men in tonight's game
with the Mohawks of liolyoke. Mass.
Court inflicted a deep wound in his
hand while cuttirg bread at home.
c
unable to obtain either Joe Dreyfuss ,
to reach them today and get final
whether they wii play or
not. He is making a. big effort to
land both .of these men as the Red
Men will be short handed with Mc-
Gran and Court out of the game.
mention Lamossr:
' 21-1)an Fer Court Con-i
Score Was 32-29—313’
. Timers Fail To Ap-
1
tests 3 t ' T
. . . ,-———._. l
The ' single ‘ men nosed out the
married men. 83-29. in a game that
was hotly contested at the Weetport
Y. M. C A.‘ last night. The game
marked the closing of the busketlull
semen in Westpbrl.
A large number of people attended
the game. This contest was arranged
lun‘prsctice session tor all the Life
Guard players. The Guards are play.
in. the Eocene in'Brlflgeport a. week 1
Essay Winner
iI-iward R. l‘uy. .lr.
lirem tonight All the players enloy- b, .1l ’11, ”run: 1“,“)? I... “f ,H‘” I1"”""
ed the workout as much as the spec-l ‘ ... uy on ._ . 1.1:. m y tullilllt‘l-
it“s". cd in tin i-‘wulu; roullnni mud lll‘
' N'tll'fip ‘H‘; 'lllvrprisr; .Urtju‘llillt)
'l‘be- time of the first half was 25]
:minutes while the second half want
32 minutes. Frank McMahon, for-
mer Norwalk High school
refereed the game
Atom Sensational. shots were made In
y \lalkln and Harry Quinn. Mel
kin pilt two baskets in by throwing
the hall with one hand from the foul
line. The sihgic men did not attempt
star.
B
0t l' ‘lcululld.
Johnson u- m s. In in} ..e 1..- m;- ”10' lid lilfnlng of "Big"
host or a numlmr imp \ m mm, .1 lujSlnilh. vhl‘nlmflinnll infest conipnnvi
lby lll\ love of Nurunlk.
iiiu t-smy on
Au 1 result i-‘diil'i viii «ll-utl lilt-
lownllu; 5:: mid qf til. it I :29.le Tumult)
at the Polo (mounds. lit mu val. h
the New
Yor't (Home ulnl the
rookiyn Dodgers in m'tlnu.
to do much scoring in the second
half. They worked the ball to the
basket and returned with it to get
the prcctice
Ten minutes of the first half one
played before a point was medal
The single men led. 12- 8. at the end ,
of the em half. The married men9
were loading for a short tints in the
final period.
"Ad" Austin, lning Hubbeli nnd
uled to play with the married men
an! their Absence was the subject of
much comment from the fans who
expected.to sec lllf'sc boys in uni-
‘l‘ho'score: ’9
ATARR LED M EN.
.,-.
So. N orwalk.
Norwslk
, Main St., South
Donne’Jy’ s, \16
South Norwslk.
South Norwslk.
Make It
THE EVENI
South: Norwall
A. Alhage, 41 Railroad Ave,
C. Allegretto, 69 Lexington
Ave., So. Norwalk.
J. Catt-one, 18 Ely Ave, So.
Daher &. Simon,.116 South .
Dsieo, G.,‘_ 30 Woodward
Ave. So. Norwalk.
Main St. So. Net-walk-
Sam Hyman. 85 Raymond
St., South Norwalk.
11.3331, 8 Mouroe Street,
Leary S 09. ll Railroad
Ave. South Nor-walk.
Main Barbers Shop. 70 So.
Main St, So._Norwalk.
J. 1". Hole, 196 Ely Avenue,
S pringwood Phenol” 1 .
Ely Ave. South Norwalk:
Levee-enaeowwnzton' 1"
St,South1Norwslk.. , N
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EVERY DAY
Buy It At The Newstlealer nearest your Home. It ls
on Sale At These Places:
ton St., So. Norwslk.
St., South Not-walk.
South tier-walk.-
Fred. Coleman. 35 North/ . . . . ,-
,/ Newbauerfs Drug
M” St" S°‘ NW“ Fairfleld a Conn.“A'vcs., L. N
Geo. Cuneo, 144'Wssinngton : . ,.; v '
St., So. Norwalk.
some
Norwalk.
Norwaik.
I M” we“; 73 Wall Street,
Norwalk.
3 13 South . , Nam“ New-.43 Wall St,
Frank. Dorsey, 45 West
mm Fa” W'Shifigmn. . ' Ava, Norwslk.
-St., South Nor-walk. - . A. 3 5'1 we“ A
Bouncer. 75 Railroad-ire, No" mm?“ venue.
South No
G Itibrizsi, 399 Main Street,
, Not-walk. 9
'weusauomia
Street. Norwa'lk.
imam-cm
L. Agronov, 107 Washing-‘
Smoke Shop. 2 South Main
Union News, Railroad At 3.,
H. Aide, 15 West Ave.,So
Frederick 'E. Bitch, 15%
Wall Street, Norwslk.
United: Cigar. Store.- Main 3
James P. Sheeben, 23 Well
Hamilton Shop, 49 Wall St.,
S. A S. Tobacco Shop, 36
3.33““ 3’9"“?
B. Tarlin, 67 Main Street,
Norwalk.
Harold ‘Austin, 93 Main St,
Norwalk.
A. Murphy, Main St.
Center Aves, Net-walk.
i ,-
3;
_ East Norwsik
John 'Arino_ur,' Winfield‘ St,
East Not-walk. " '
Gannon Phar, 31 Van Zant
St, East Norwalk.'
A. Hefner. Liberty Square,
East Norwslk.
Joe. Schwinn. 232 East
Aye. East Norwalk. , .
M. D;- Msdey.‘ 234 East Ave-
nue., East Norwslk. . ‘
'A. Sallick, 1900" Avenue,
East No
Benny Cells, Fort. Point Sit,
East Not-walk
Louie Berta, 39 Winfield
Street, ”W Not-walk.
i e
AM Lockwood, Bowayton
m‘Rowa'ytoa.
Allen' s Drug Store,~:3)wsy-
tonlAve.. Rowsyton -\'
Alligm ‘
‘v
7‘
Referee~Frsnk McMahon.
l Frankie Flay' s boxers were victori-
ous- again last night when they won
'iheir boutsat the smoker given by
the General Electric company of
, Bridgeport. ,
Fey took four ofvhls lads to
Bridgeport. but‘only two of them
went on. Al Surderski defeated Bill
Ryan in a slashing bout. Jimmy
)luilens won over Joe Mandsll in the
other light. Gene Bryan and Charles
Middleton Went to Bridgeport.
did not goon the card. Fey's b
on all ar'e‘in good shape and will be
ready for the next amateur card.
which is booked for May 4. in the
armory for the benefit of Bill Ko-
hoe.
W
501 SCORE SHL‘TOU'I‘
BVANSVILLE.. lnd.. April lo.——
H B
chicane (A) 3 s o
Etmvillc 0 7 s
Faber. loops and Selim: Mc-
Curdy: Collard..Ccnncr Robinson
and Martinez. White. . .
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SCORE AGAIN 153..., '3: ......
Hitting the
“Y” BALL TEAM .
1N WORKOUT
Indoor Session To be
Held In Gym This
Afternoon
The. candidates for the \Mslpori
\l. ('.
mhle at the gyiunnsiuin of tho "1"3
ul 2 o 't‘.lCl(‘l\ fur the first prui iicr‘ lffi- ‘ "l” ”9
aion of the season this all» moon.
TL‘SC.ALOOSA. Ala" April lit-—
R U .
LFAY’S BBXERS Cleveland (A) .......... ll 14 0
University Alabama . fl 3
Chic i. cvson and L. Serve-ll; illztio
lion's 'l‘ubbs and Chambers.
Court Season Ends.
{mums CLASH WITH FAST
i
l
l
iLocaI Team Has Won
The littl lien will luring their
WES-1926 ivnskfibziil season to u
.l-Yum tonight when llii"'l.‘lt‘ltlr’l the
.‘Mullnwim 0f llollok'x .‘l:i:.i.
1, The visitors ill": minim: lii‘rI: with
{a Hacker-Jack team and Will make
film locale step to stay in the run-
:nills. The Bay Siniers am coming
lll‘i‘t‘. in two huge motor hum-s. The
‘l‘li‘llliiltlil will leave i-iniynlw at 'J
ft lm'k. .li'l'l\'lli,'.; in Noruulk about 7
tl'l‘lui‘k. Thnt nil! 8l\'tl the plow-rs
ga. rimncu to Iimbcr up and cut 190-
ll‘orn the game.
The local li-nm has won 18 out of
‘13 contests. Thm in our: of the! lll‘hl
records en-l' Inn-in lly .‘l Noru'nlk'
:omhine 'llm good record of the
“my“, linilialls u an chiefly due to the rpien- I
George Smith.
[In ]ll(lli\l~'l0linl l'nrktlitnll {Or it'll.
Dust. ("l yt'zils,
this snne'uu. llt- emulated his oppo—
mui in all lull ivxo games. Eddir-
McMahon ullim‘orod him once when
'he was. sick. On another occasion.
Weinberg. u! the Hinton Island
was us good as over,
MOHAWKS IN FINAL GAME
18 Out of 23 Contests“—
George Smith Has Played Great Baskethali
-—Benefit of the Players.
...—fl.“
Pavilion ilig l’li'9. 1:. ”9...; 1;. ,3
points than Smith.
Tip,» visitors t‘Ull‘f' l m. .9 m, ,, i...
ri‘pulnlii'm. Altman-n l ». .i u.
(inl'i'ii': “ms iiui-w-l I'mlu' .. ‘
int; Silt‘ll .1 film :llle‘mlw. it.
the. season. 'i'iitle m‘] l.
increase ill thu Mum 9- 3 .
There will he tlfili"li‘§' Tull » 9 '9». 9
games lilnllghl. This ulim- . 'l I
lN‘llf'llT cm for ilm pm: 99 \ ,
number -'-.' llv'l,n9i.~ I“... 1..
for lhr mm.- {iiwl l‘w .muw.
PPCiNT l0 lm park”! in y... l'
winding Cl'9iliit' ml 11:9 M'JF‘H. ‘
”Filo {coins v.12 '.ii ‘ll’ (.5 19 ‘
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Helpful Hints
i Golfing Stars
JIMMY Ule'. \llL’S -— DXNGER
l.\ U\ Littl'lN DllHLS
11‘ is a gCilellly accepted princi-'
lpic among, Sullcrs that the naturc
of lllt‘ sp n llllpdlznlui to the ball has.
of lllL‘ shot Ullur filings buillg'
the hill “ltu UVt‘vl‘ spin “ill
run Tlli'lliti than 111' bill will] haclI-'
Garrie h“ been Mnlkln. rf _ ........ 3 1; Pie“ The team will pmfllcc in'ic' in.|r1\iu or until r hpln 'lhe dis-:mcry in
He expects Scodeld. if 3 2 'doors hl’YOio taking the open fin-..ll: this lac: has had .I marked effect
Beatlie.c ......... l ’The drill this afternoon will t0n~‘lii'lt.‘i‘l ii»: present-day stl'lvcr for
TI-l'lol'. rg .__ -_. his! of limiuring UP “r lhu mostiiihglh iiu his llv'-1ilwretc-l,\' culti-
Dmcon, 1‘ 3 NFL The players will play emm nan-d m m. of hitting his bail
' '__ __ h.nndball hanhail and r-nd up by “iih on-r spin.
in 9 aminesing ll, baseball around to lonsrn 1 'cnluru to suggest may the
SINGLE MEN. :“l’ ”1°” arms inhmo lil'illlonf‘d mt-lhml of hitting
__ ‘ G. P. I'm. Th“ Y. ienm elected Id“ ""1 11“!”10 lllll is an c:"—~.lem« ly' danger-
L. hfchiahon rt . ._. l 5 Mullen as their captain inst Sniur- 0“ method
ll. Qtlinn. if ....... 6' ,, ._, (inv. ' ‘llc team “ill hold :i sin ti \Vht-n 1 my this. i 319ml: from my
E. McMahon.'c .‘.... '4 0 .{hualnnns mcrfing shortly all r 'ho‘tl‘n'ii pmmllui -xpcl'ii,llt'9.. As a
a Quinn. rg ....... '2 1 i-mem 1“ 0‘” ill C‘ndl'XJ‘“ "m,.‘0‘.lil!7ail'i' i wanted mirth at all
Dll‘bl’. ll ........'..' l 0 2 l requested ’0 M on hand indl'j‘" locals. and. of course. I developed
‘1; ”g ;7 INDIANS BEAT Attendant :33bdgfir‘f ““9" ‘° "WWW”? 0‘ ‘
But i have learned since that I.
was norking on a highly danger-
one principle—.11 pr nciplo which.
“llllt’: delightfully cffeche on nine-
occasions out of in was sure to let
line doun in: dlyo on the 2 Chill of-
tort
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Wet Spots
Foot racinglln England is strenuous sport. Here the entrants to
the‘seulor steepleohase of Bradford college are passing through the
weir; one' of the 'many obsffi‘clee'ln the novel rsce.’
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Not more but both-r l9..i.' 1:-
in the cry or every 1.1:: - 1'
A. baseball l.~ .m, ulll as-i' .‘l. gnut ll :11 to do \Hlll the length: managtl'.
i lilost of tilt: players ulna f’.!.. --
for tile spring lrnlulm; u-d 1!". '
have been far l't'mo\‘-.d 3:01;; i.9‘
Jor luigue standard.
There is no lick of qlliilltif‘; - 9
major league recruits but tit"
certainly .1 dmrtli of quull'y. Fl 9 »
phenoms are the exit-vyiil-nn 9'
days.
During my travels to it or
training camps i don't bellow i .-
over agdoz-m players r'iiilt'lli'." ll -
cruils who looked decidul'x 1.9::9
l slvc.
A number showed mm?!
and promlsc l‘ut most of
two or three years. awn}: row ,.
them more than that.
| When I speak of liiiI'i’LEEl‘fr 3'
ers. I lime in mind plzll'f'i': v 2,1. - 4 .
rendv to step into a. regular _1'9 "' '
deliver if given the chance.
0 0 a
Veterans.
While the recruits as'zi n hole 1; .~ '
‘ beenqn disappointment, the iluc.» ; ‘
of any number of veteran stars ’ _,.
broughtsmiles to a number (1‘ ": o
big league managers.
Stanley Harris is delighted a' -, A
condition of Walter Johnson. g».
his fellow is further advauccd
this time than in years
Everett Scott. counted out
fall. is doing a remarkable c: :9
back for the Chicago Write For. i
, has cause dthc usually rctlv 9:1 t} .Z-
Idle Collins to enthuse.
: Collins. by the. way. its in .3»,
1 form himself. The injury to his
last year that threatened to end ‘ -.
career seems to new enu:
l mended.
Catcher Frank Snydt'r of
fGianls. reported to have retired 9. -
fall. is looking and catching 1-w-
than in you rs.
. This condition holds good all e ;'
’tho line and gives the mags:
and managers something to
thankful for.
l ' o e a
Original.
5 Umpire Clarence Rowland of 21'
‘Amerlcan League staff has 5pm: '
something entirely new this spri. . 9
he is Wearing a wrist watch on i
fleld.‘ '
No doubt some of the athletes v
hold this against him..;_
However. ‘ the_ stunt of rank-mm
the watch around the nrlst has dv'l.
nllcu.J rammed one of the lawm-
old time customs the snatching (I
the watchby some irate play or and
throwing it over the grandstand.
Tho .u'rlst.w'etch will hardi': '9‘».-~
come a standard part of lht' m:
piro' 5' equipment. I am 3119 > 11-. l:
O'Day would offer strenuous oh: 9-
tlons. '
2 E ’
, Wisdom
Speaking of umpires and thi'
time pieces recalls a story Tim Hurs
once me.
Tim. had a. habit of carrying 0:9.
the.fleld;s. very-valuable watch pie.
sented'by admiring home folks. A
certain,Natlonal league player, who
ottomtook- issue with Tim. threat-
ened-tothrow Never the grandstand
the very first time it was pulled on
hlm's'sia- threat 'to forfeit the game.
Tim knew the player would make
good. his. word. so be substituted 3
eheapgold watch in another pocket.
Whenlsthe opportunity arrived for
hlm'fnpuil'the watch on said play-r
because ef«a;strsnuous kick. Tar;
came up with the cheap one. It had
cost'him 85. True to his threat. tle
player threw it over the grandstand
Tim put in a bill for 850 to tie
league president and the plmer “
assessed a- fine to cater that amen: .
The laugh Was on the player. An?
when :‘I‘im revealed the true facts :9
became the lake of the organization
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