Evening sentinel, Saturday, April 10, 1926 · page 9

 
 

. WM ootins Between the Teams—Visitors
. Hold Two Verdict-Bonnie Blade At Cen-
ter-Sylvester Brotherton Will Referee.

 

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The Armory live will attempt to
sum the detest handed ie'thern
.. ‘twe weeks an by the Questions 0!

Bridlfiort. when the same two

tives club In the in ilminsry nine
‘ to be played on tho armory iioor ul-

night. The teams hemed three times
this year. The qutuonl hold two
decisions over the locals.'The iirst
two games Were it tilled by close
soon-s. while if. 'bubber" 'sit'ns
lent to .e vislto r by a, large marg-

The game tonight is expected to
be a corker. The Questions will send
over their regular bean. They ex~
not to We tonight‘s game.

it the locals win another some
will be staged sometime next week
in the srrno .The Armory Five has
decided to the game themselves
and will give the tens an opportun-
ity to see a good battle.

The last game decided the champ-
ionship or Fairneld County. The
Questions had cleaned up every.
ing 11; Eridgeport and vicinity.
bile no other team was eble to win
rem the Amory Five. The local
boys want to show the fans ‘thnt
they can win from Bridgeporters

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

‘ Five several tunes on his last ap-

snditlookaasittheywilivlflsll
summer it they do not turn the
iris! toolslit.
tennis Blade. the flashy .eolored
center 0! Bridssport. will seals he
with the visitors. Blade is one or the
almost and best liked players in
Bt'idgenort. He is always popular
With the tans. Referees are seldom
toroedto ole s toul upon Blade as
he relies upon his speed and clever-
to stop opposing players. He
to h the boil away from the Armory

pearshee here.
The learns Will tells the floor as
idlows: ' I

Questions Armory Five
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Tarssvue Pagan
LI"

Mahoney Sheehen

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Blade Pinning
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Rois Busohbaum
LG .

Ablstrsnd Reliant

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lined
in . oi

Bobby Cruickahsnlt has

or‘the hard-luck champion
01!.

On tour occasions in the lost two
years Dame Fortune hes trowned
on Bobby just: when a title seenpd
within his grasp.

He recently broke the jinx by win-
ning the north and south open. He

 

' sonny CRUICKSHANK. '

 

-s.d 9' margin otionly one stroke
yer three other stars tied- tor soc-
no piece-

In 1923 Cruickshank tied with
Bobby Jones at Indiana tor the up-
iional open. each finishing with 2“.
In the playoa Jones won by two
strokes. > taldng 7o,
needing 78.

' In the Texas open of this year
Cruickshank missed a its with .
donald Smith when he tailedto sink

three-inch putt." Cruickshanlr's

p at the final hole has been laid

Willie.Mehlhorn. who is alleged
on have yelled Just as Bobby was
starting his shot.

Shem weeks later the irony of
tats had Cruickshank and Melti-
horn finish in a. tie in the his pro-
fessional tournament at Hot Springs.
Ark. He lost tomehihorn in the
play-oil.

Recently in the Florida even he

~- shed all even with Johnny Pare

L Once again he wss detected

- th'o play-om Farrell

- 1 or one sti‘oke in the extra

it holes.

SMITH JOINS
I'HE NEIY HAYEN
CLUB MONDAY

'4’ facts olden To Report
For Tryout-*Hopes
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New Kareem club. notlmu limits
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draws- Nahum
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”we said he will stick at ball
”my makes seed! He will
Withelsshippedoirta
lenses. Smith is a tirst
- but" Played with the
eldninelsst year. Hells
. or Norwalk Elsi: bebool
. the els- e! it”. The Norwuk
SW”. mwuhing him plenty or inch
would like to see ' him make

teed with the New Haven team.

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PROVIDENCE. R. I. April 10.—

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Providence (E) . ......... . s 9 1
PrOVidenco College ....... 2 7 3

Damn. 1". Edwards and Smith.
Cronin; Reynolds. Whelon and Hal-

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Blake. Piercy did Hartneit: Du-

movitch. Feigert. Lingrel and Shin-
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Washinston id.) . ...... . 2 7 2
New York (N) ........... 4 9 0

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lMANAGER
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?Play First Game April

Hurler—The Other

The Stamford besebell team is ell
{set tor the opening of the New
York-Connecticut semiopro league.
which will swing into action on May
iii. The Stamford nine will play the
lenbury team on the opening day
‘01 the league. "Steamer" Stanley.
Ii’ormer pitcher tor several local
l teams. will be on the mound for the
Lock Cliy ouiiit.

Manager Felix LiVolsl said today
that his team is ell ready for the
opening some. The Stamiords will

 

 

 

Halloween Park, itamlord. two
'weeks from tomorrow. This will bi:

IAURELAC. _
OPENS SEASON

The LHUN'I A.» C. of Sprihswood

 

 

MANHATI'AN AND

 

The Manhattan College baseball
team will Jump over to New.Brnns-
wick N. J.. this afternoon to play
the Rutgers College nine.

This will be the second mum of
the season tor the Manhattan boys.
They lost a 6.3 decision to Columbia
last Saturday. Their game with New
.York University. slated for yester-
day. was washed out by the rain.
Thomas “Hawk" Skidd. local athlete
will be with the Manhattsn squad in
uniform. but is not expected to get
into the some uni-1m as a pinch
hitter. Skidd wrenehed his knee and
has been out of baseball for the peat
ten days. He expects to take part in
the some with me Crescent A. C.

 

Ferguson Kelly and Tate: draco-
i‘leld. McNamara and Snyder

which will be played a week from
tomorrow at Bay Ridge. N. J.

 

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By .1011: “11.1.1155.

BOYS will be hqys but it'takos
the raised ingredients or l-ioudlnl.
Sherlock Holmes and Pussyiooi
Johnson to and out what the girl
iriend wants to be those divs.

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STYLE postem. chronicling latest
crimes in lemlnine tooiislinients,
show the little dippy-dappics enr-
lng suspenders recruited to in war
strength. with nautical limitations.

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PARLOB slogan fl '1906 will be
“You keep us 'ln s11 pondms and
we'll keep you in slsspensc."

ANYBODY with slightly used
glass eye can see that 11 hot the
cuddling Cindurollns nro warning
for skirts those days can be held in
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25—George Smith On

First Base—“Steamer” Stanley First String

Players.

the opening contest or the season
1111‘ the Look Ciiy boys The Minor.
1112. Sunday will see them taking
the ronti 101‘ Kingston. N. Y. whom
il11y will moot lh~ team 1'1 prascut-
lug that city.

"lily" George Smith. basketball
star. «nod his name to in. contract
this week. Smith will play first base
for Stamford. "ills" George would
to [tidy baseball and says in: will be
the Balm limb or llln circuit before
llln seasons ends. Smith lakes a
terrific cut at the bull. When in;

 

i play the Strntiord baseball oluh ut'connrcla the sphere is bound to take

a nice little ride way out in the out.
or pastures. Smith had a try out
with tho New York Giants soverui
years ago. He is a clever liolder. His
hulzc llgllrv 11mins him .1 good inr-
Mel ior inlii‘ldm‘h to throw at. His
rmr‘h v-nrilllus him to conar more

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Jail.- llurmn. another odl wor-
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SUSPENDERS‘aren‘t only 1m:-
culine hEriluizd' fli'o' izlf‘l friend has
confiscated. She's wearing tuxedo
costs. smoking'pinos and having her
hair chiseled: in the .mund-house
manner. . .

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THIS sll
squawlting den of eutflsse when
Marne Blinkhurst end sweet child
Emmi. Goldman climbed up on ex-
clusive sosp cases and demanded
equal rights and two bases on all
hits into the crowd.

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OUTRAGED wife from Powder-
puii. Miss. reports husbend got up
in middle oi night and went through
her newly imported. Pnrisisn trou-
sers. sbsnondinz with ".56. win-
nings from penny onto some.

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