Season on May 16.
1. -¢Iovsr Iohets. oi Poushheepsie.
'1 '31 It's. use elected as president or
the New Ion-Connecticut semi-pro
inane at a meeting or the managers
‘1 m iii Danish" yesterday utter-
!”I- Bill Brennan, oi Stamford
'0. chosen as vice-president. and
We meson. lr..' or Norwalk.
'1!“de as the secretary.
Vlleh “an: is allowed to have two
directors. 1 All the clubs except Dan-
aiiry named their directors. The
Mary club has not completed its
«mutation yet.
‘ 'gWiiton named Frank J. Riley and
James Barry as its directors;
‘ ' Poughlieepsle named Harold Grin-
t die'aud Waiter 0. Lloyd; Brewster
'seiested Frank hisckey and Footie
Menace: Not-walk picked Henry
' t and Edward Herring. and
'Staiiitord has Fred Liane and Felix
LlVolfl tor its directors.
‘ Mr Sdhatz of Poughkeapsls is a
keen student of baseball and one of
tlia'nioet prominent men in that
air. He was selected because he
would mgivo the league prestige and
mike will work for the best
interests of the league. Mr. Schats
was president of the Kiwanis club
1 in Poughiteepsis at one time. He
is“ been identified .with many com-
munity aiiairs in .Poughkoepsle and
is well known all through his sec-
tion of New York state. - Mr. Schlitz
—HotHARcE
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Bill Brennan of Stamford. is Vice President—1
' -Fred C. Reldell'Chosen Secretary—Start
‘ samples or uniforms. bate. balls.
1
(ill DlAHDND
“Hawk”. Skidd Still Out
of the Gaine -—- Will
Play Wilton Sunday.
-The Manhattan college baseball
is president or the debate Manatee-
turing company. who msiro Federal
ball bearings. .
Billy Lauder oi’ Norwsilt could
not give any time to the league and teem , ii
'” “9‘ °°""".'"°. “‘ u" "”1”!" nine stilts-1 hangings-1:31:11:
tor any oi 'the emcee. .The 01- ‘l ' a '
Brunswick. N. J.
Thomas "lswk" Shidd. local play-
er. did not get into thellneup otthe
Manhattan teem. skids wronehod
his knee several days ago and has
been on‘the' sidelines since. Arthur
Smith held Rutgers to nine hits. He
struck out dve men snd‘ walked the
same number. Smith. betting in
doe ot treasurer has not been tilled
yet.
The misting yesterday adopted
the schedule which was_drswn up
at the last meeting in Dsnbury. it
was decided to wait until the first
hall 0! the league season was near-
ly closed hetero the schedule.“ the
second is taken up. There will
probably be one or two Sundays left
between the iirst and second seo¢
tiens ot the schedule to-piay oi!
postponed games.‘
ii the clubs have untllfieturday
0 post their bonds with Secretary
Riedell. Norwalk. Wilton and
Poughkeepslo have already posted
their money.
A committee consisting of Guy
Beckwith oi Poughkeepsle. .N. Y.
as chairman: Edward Herrini ‘otl
Norwalk and Frank Riley of Wilton
was appointed to go own the mat-
ter of by- laws and draw up a set of
rules tor the league to go by.
The question of baseballs was lett
to Mr. Riley. He will look up the
different sporting goods houses and
let the league know where they can
obtain the baseballs at the Ion-est
price.
Dir. Quinby. representing the
Alex Taylor sporting goods "com.-
may 0! New York city. was 'lit the
meeting. He showed the managers
hits. Nell Cohslan. pissing shari-
stop. drove out a home run with a
man on base.
This same team will face the Wil-
ton club next Sunday afternoon at
Orem’deld. Smith probably-will be
Davis TRYING our
As A rrrcnnn
George "Kiddo" Dawn formerly
an extraordinary outfielder for New
York University nine. is being given
a tryout as a pitcher this soa'son.
anmxm moxinos‘
FOB ramrmnp sum
Manager Harry Carr reports, the
following home bookings for
American Legion nine at F‘sirileid:
May 2. Port Chester: May (I. Ridge-
t'ieid: May is. Georgetown.
PON'IES BEAT HAWKS.
gloves and other equipment. ALBANY. April 12.—
It was decided to. hold another .. R. H. 3.
meeting in Danbury on Friday 1‘ “W (E)- ........ 8 3 l
23. Cl 8 o'clock All Svrlnflflold (El . . . . . .13 ll 1
night, April
the managers were present yester-
day with the exception of Steve
Moore at Danbury. Steve was mov-
ing and could not get around. The
meeting‘ was late in starting 1 as
Manager hisckey e! Brewster had
Mllllgan. Pagan Morgue and Phil.
lips. Rammernlek: Saunders. Nolan
and Nlederirorn. O'Neil.
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PROPS man CLOSE GAME.
NEW HAVEN. Avril 13.—
tire trouble on route to Denhury. R ii. E.
Patience is considered :1 11111111 35"}:‘52‘ Till-3:. : g i
when it often is merely a ease of not Auer. Chase and Lake: Nichols.
knowing what to ‘do.«-Contralia
' ' . Ber 1'.
(Wash) Chronicle. . Clancy and Lerisn ‘9
fourth position. hammered out two ‘
the .
Charley Hoff Unusual Type of Athlete
By 1.130): M. SILL’R his agile :47 pounds and his 2::
Norwegian summers.
Iic's Popular Follow
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NE‘V YORK. April l31"~'l‘lil3
Charley lioii. the world champion If Mal/'0? Jimmy Walker fades into
pole-vaulter—the "um" athlete." second place in New York's percen-
tage column of personal populnrllics
some time soon. Charley l-loii will
be the answer.
it's passing nirftlige too. in :1 way.
For wliii: ( hnrio) lioit l:.riinrl1 on
American shores some months back.
he was done up in a package of
temperament as artistic as that of a
prime. (l 111:.
“lino yr'ir brain.
it yen want to imznlt
ords." he advises,
it's art to lie” when he soars
over a pole-vaulting lmr at ‘witliin
whispering distnnl‘c or ii tor-i»-
"hitching tho pole-vaulting rt‘t'Ol'fl
to the stars." on admiring sport'
scribe calls it.
It's art when he does almost
they're calling him—-
This Charley lie". the writer and
cartoonist. the sculptor. the boxer
the philosopher. the Charleston”.
son-ln-iaw of one of Norway's iorc~
most industrial monarchs—-
This Charley Elott. the polished
gentleman. Weill dressed as the
Prince of Wales. —
There's a healthy liit it: this
Charley Hot! for the stock or “Nor.
dlc aupromaty." New Yorlt is about
to conclude. And this after but the
hrlciest of acquaintanceahip with
his lithe six foot and hall an inch.
not your brat-'11.
athletic roc-'
Si
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So. N orwalk.
St, So Norwalk.
.7. Cstrone, 18
Norwsllr
81:?!»st
South Norwalk
A. Alhage, 41 Railroad Ave,
C. Allegretto. 69 Lexington
Ave, So. 'Norwalk. - .
Fred. Coleman. 35 North
Main St.. So. NorWalk; '
_.Geo Ounce, 144 Washington
Phsrnisey, '1‘ I
my Ave. South Norwslk.‘
hevsaeon’a sow-1111111511111
St, South Non-1h.
Make It A Habit To Read
THE EVENING SFNTINEL
EVERY DAY
Buy It At The Newsdealer nearest your Home. It ls
on Sale At These Places:
L. Agranov,‘107 Washing-
ton St., 80. Norwslk.
~- Smoke Shop. 21South.Main
St.-, South Norwallr.
Union Neils. Railroad Ave,
South Norwalk.
Newbauer’s Drug Store,
Feirdeld d1 Conn. Avon. S. N.
Norwalk.
Norwslk.
Ely Ave.,So. ‘ ~ ' lNOlfwdlk ' ' '
' 8. U8. Tobseoofiliop, 86
Wall Street. NW '
RE. 5M!llt.
WI: 51
B. 'l'svlin, 67 Main Street,
Harold Austin. 93 Main St,
1 A. Murphy, Main St. 1h
Ge'n'ter Aves, Net-walk.
East ,Norwslk
John Ardour. Winfield 1st,
- East Norwaik.
Gannon Pher. 31 Van 211111
feet. in a. running broad Jump.
It's art “hen he flashes away at:
the starters gun for a 60- yard dash
or when he clears a row of liur
die}.
And it's back to the art of cartoon
'lng and literary endeavor he goes
when his athletic competitions are
overs-with a bit of highly artistic
Charlestoning or tsngolng sand-
ulched in. perhaps. 1
Oslo. Norway is his home. At 10
he “as a splndllng lad of the nmr
invalid typo.
l limited In Idea ;
l And at college years later he turn-
1
1coach suggested there might be a
polevaultcr'a “makings" in his spare
\ .1 name. ,
l "i don't want to be a pole-vault-
icr." Charley responded. But the
|coach was persistent. And the lame
j nhich showers on Hot: those days is
‘ 1‘ his recompense.
} Hot! went to Paris last year.
; There. at an embassy party. “he mu:
shy and winsome Heddy Aubert.
l daughter of the very (wealthy Dr.
Axel Aubert. director odleading Oslo
' industries.
They were married last Christ-
l mas day and started the next morn-
ing (or America.
"My ambition? I want to run a
newspaper." informs Charley. "A
newspaper about sport and art.
They're the some you know, it you.
look at spot 1: right way'
To sung: ambition. Holt lookl
a course 15.311111111111151“ during his.
.1 . 1 [
TALL
cd thumbs down at first when a '
lwi‘l keep the fans posted with the
[last three yedrs in college.
mm: (21111111115- is going on an auto
l11I1r lo the i‘m'irlv mast. slapping
l11r \flrluils allllll‘ll't nit-11a en route.
llr- Vii-lied Doug. l-‘ulrhanka
Mary Pickiord tar two hours in New
York the other day. and Doug gave
jllllli letters of lnlroducllon to
i‘i1:.1'li- Chaplin and 1le the other
i'.11"il1' roast wishing-minnow whirl:
I111'1'11112111r‘1i Holt "tho grown-t
11:}! 11111111 finest it‘llou" D0115; over
l1 1l mot
Ull philosophy before he goes.
‘ -\n1i i want to see your Sing
“Finn? says Charley. l‘m interested in
11. 11111115: just Time the convicts are
tl'm'ml there."
This I‘lmrltly Hox‘i‘. the sociologist
— ~111g1-r. griiinl, olei't—~hzindsenie as
, 111w pm to be —
"hat a bear cat of a movie star
ill-'1: apt to ninkel
secretary
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FRED REEDELL, SB.
Fred C. Rieiieil. Sn. 0! Spring Hill.
Norwalk. was chosen as secretary of
the New York-Connecticut semi-pro
league at the meeting held in'Dan-
bury yesterday afternoon. Mr. Rie-
dell attended the meeting and his
selection met with the unanimous
approml of the six clubs. The local
mum is a well lknown sportsman. He
was connected with Norwnlk base-
ball here a ieiw- years ago. Mr. Rie-
dell knows baseball from A to z
and is well nilaliiied to act as secre-
tory of the circuit. At the present
time Mr. Mien is slso'seting-trea-
surer of the leaguie. He will be the
official statistician of the league and
new 111 Simon, :16 3.111111 ' 1.1.3.3333” 15,w°“““°” 8‘” _ Shillsst'hlorwelk. .11.“... 111.3 .311. m1.
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Nines Are _________R_en.dy
NORWALK AND WILTON CLUBS
OPEN SEASON THIS WEEK"
Hudsons At Amusement Park and Manhattan
College At Orem Field — P011011 Joins the
Farmers—Will Play the (hilficl:
The Meal 1111311110” sunburn will (if-
lflclnlly open 111's: Sunday when the
1 . representative teams of this set»
lion Willswinginiu111-11011. Tho Nor-
u'alks will 0pm: against the Hudson
A. C. of New non-n nl Amusement
Park. The Wilton club will have the
Manhattan College team as their op.
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SENT BACK
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Speed King Returned
To th e Baltimore
Orioles Again.
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I Waivers is held at ‘1’1yllierf0rd. 71'
and Callicutt at Jackson, Bliss 1".‘.
lien". is said it: have I1'd :1 1.
that htid up :11: entire Ale‘. . '
town last month. Sacral
are contending for the right i1 '
him.
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Nephew of Sitting Bull
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