.s'iocn FIVE
.- ‘ on. or court susoii
Score Was .39-35—Clayt McGrsn Did Not Play
—-Geor¢e smith Was the Star—Lose More
7)
Money.
. A team et feet pisysrs. represent-
ing the Mohewit A. 6.. oi Howells.
Hues. gave a pretty exhibition oi
basketball asturdsy night in the
Armory when they defeated the Red
human-83. This contest closed the
season tor the lndlsns.
The Red Men were without the
servieos of Clsyton hieGrsn. their
atelier xuard. Bill Court DMod in
the second half. although one to s
bully injured linger he use in no
shspo to be on the floor.
. This contest was for the benefit at
. the players. incited of making
money as they expected the indians
rapped s bit: raft of greenback;
Manager John J. McGarrie tried to
obtain the set-Vices of Joe Dreyfus
,and George Norman. both his low“
basketball players from Brooklyn.
Neither of these players could be
reached up to 5 o'clock Saturday af-
ternoon and then Monster McGerrie
was forced to ploy with the local
‘ men. '
l _ The Mohawks had s well bounced
' team. There wers no individual
. stars. All of the players were cell-
i bio of carrying the bail and of
/ noting either long or short shots.
he visitors tried but low long shots
‘They carried the ball inside the foul
lino before they attempted to score.
The hiohawks have been pinyin!
amateur basketball all season and‘
relied on their speed and one work
to win. They had a speedy aggre-
gation and won the applause of the
fans for their line work on the iioor.
f “Big" George Smith was in fine
. “form in the ilret half. He scored 13
If ‘ oints in that period. Smith tired
‘ the line! half and gathered but
three points in that period. Clem F's-
gsn started as a forward for the Red
Men in Bill Court‘s place. Court re-
turndd to the lineup in the second
period. but due to his injured linger
he was unable to carry the bell and
could not shoot as h! previously did.
The visitorsflumpcd to an early
lead. After five inuies of playing
it looked as it t e Mohawks were
1 . going to run away with the Indians.
? llGEllS ARE
AFTER GAMES
'4‘. “Erna Tiger A. c. baseball teen: of
5‘ , is city has been organized for the
' . mlng sed’son under the isadcrshlr
or Manager Franklin Stone, of 29
West Main street. The Tigers would
“ °‘ like to book games with, any loam in
thisl section. The local outfit will
.travel this season, They will play
Saturday ntternoons‘ and Sundays.
Manager Stone expects to have the
following team lined up for the
opening game: Martin MoDonough.
er; Tom Silk, first base; Paul Mc-
Nenrney. second base; Eddie Brown.
hortstop: “Pie" ,Mullens. third base:
' .5 Kgraham; Jordon, left field: Tom Sisk.
nter held. and‘lnonnie Meson, third
base. .
~ EOUL SHOOTING
1; lion FilR KACEYS
._ r: ocuracy ln toul shooting‘from the
“fies for the Bridgeport Knights of
Columbus basketball team. In these
,selhes the Keceys threw up 16 field
goals and tossed in 86 fouls. for a.
total of 63 points. This in an aver-
age of a dozen fouls per game.
Jr.. pitcher; "Riggy" Arnold. catch:
1 «toot line has won the last three‘
The Wilton Junloi‘s held their iir'st
omciai practice of the season 8st-
urday afternoon at Orem ileld. Wil-
ton. ‘
The Juniors expect to open their
season next Saturday afternoon. All
the members of the team reported
at the workout. which was held Sat-
urday. The players‘spent consider-
able time in timberlng up their arms
and then indulged in a. batting dt‘iil.
Some fielding was done. but the play-
ers didmot attempt any heavy work.
The players will get together during
the week so to be in good shape for
the opening game or the season next
week. .The Wilton team is anxious
to book games 'with any team in this
section of the state. Menager Rob.
on aoreho‘use can be reached by
telephoning, Wilton 155.8.
.. WHITE 50!. “TN O-l.
TOLEDO. Ohio. April 12.--
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Chicllo (A) ..... . ti 10~- 1.
Toled (M) 1 5 .6
Th mes; .Connally and Schslk.
Grsbowskl; Cansvan. Hermon and
Hevlng.
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Boston (N) i5 9 2
Prvidence (E) 4 7 2
‘ ooney. Ryan and Steiner: Ander-
Three Blows Broke It! ‘5
immanent-ammonia. museums" rot-s.
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Three Contests Be ORWALK TRIANGLE
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Herr! Cissoy and Smith sot their 311:0“de ”t score was 61'19 I A\
long shots workins sad that bronchi a II I! . Dodger ya F' 1] Hilary P . ‘
u: sins ' ' "‘3' C0 t 1911111 i‘
u. Rod Men not into e run A it Si 01’ S name._
stein. The first w: ended admin nnoun . 81'st . eason -.- Tom
tsvor; of the visitors. ~ . "Cations Did“, A my Price
The Mohswks started on with s Three 0: the mater lsag se- The Armory F M.-. . linear,
big rush in the ilnsl period. They ball times will be bro-does ‘,,._ 1925,1026 bukflblw do”, ”Mr for-f K
scored seven points bstore the Red row otter-noon. The nines dociaive Victory of)“ season “Kill a m :h- muin “an”. in“, (
men reeiised that the game had be- scheduled to start at 8 col of En” hem ll tr 1 u Trimmer ‘ l .rni in“. U, “in i i play.“
gun. It was not until late in the the announcers will. be on “mum”. Min: t. 61-19 in u... in}: ham. com.“ “m hunted Mentlilo-
second half that the Red Men hs- 3:80 to keep the fans infox lirdlqy ”Em. “if: Elle armory um. 31‘- l' ., mm]. as “u 01:“? has kept
gun to play their usual style at the progress of the practice “WU no mutu'l . est rem-WNWw -’ h: \\:l- .i..‘i'i1ii] It". gt man in
basketball. 'i‘hey scored 11 Potato 0! the c'hlbfl- 1' Hun. This (on; tor um Mm“)- U‘..“"' ,-....”,H,b_ iwlmu 0mg
in s. row to urine the score up. to "We Milo“! WK“ 3"” ”W 13*! mluuu, L ““5 “franeml u; . .l‘" "“""°'.\' i’im 1m: .
33.35. 1: the game lasted nvs .orh between the Brooklyn that the an-suwhm n, “.n. louna tiling. all, M” am i, not inn “h,
mum“. Mum. a" a“ Men mum and the Giant: Will i). br- ' could hot cum... :23 oz ”i'idgt‘l’im-l 0:3”1'931-‘5 “we “on by 1:?! ol thos.‘
h“. WOW " Holwl" 91”” w“ bin-ionsfiJz‘nd WGY- n The Questions for. will ”MWPON' “'3 "M‘u‘wa‘u‘onm
I ‘0‘" in ”1° 1"“ mm" °f play ‘9 Io-Cincinnati. ""1”" W h’chcdnic-ll to :1 . “Ur," Oi‘lxlunily u: . ”0 “1”": “ll ”Mr I F} team
l hi team their total oi 30 'm b" sent W” “N “1’ by found il' l “5- “hrn it . ~' 1 month .- ., ”Worms {m
:O‘itiil. ' WLW. The pluy.by.plny dost Com. midi! the. Qumtlons could “a”! 15' ... ». ' ”" ~" ‘ir.
U "i‘iun; , not " '
A small crowd at spectators wit. at" is; Axgggggflmasznle‘tm a: the 1,,“ ”In“? demo in an .n 'll'lungl”.
neued the some. The tans who p b t ‘ \‘VRC it! t i "Ch'cli' Buschh- l’r~i.~ ': -
my“ “my missed: rsre “WM” l{fitted 1313‘ The”; all” i Nimmz utre the 131”!” “’1“ How i‘:‘ . ['4]: H 3' I' 1“"
of te‘ant work on the part of the "3"“: of {he dsy's an": ornate (r um Arm: ""35 in zh.,a',;,;.,,tb““ '1’ 7
visiting pisyere Bennie Mason of some hours that they did last {Drum- r'ayu «of? “V" Tin-Elam? “' iv ,. 1‘
the Red Men was in hard luck all ‘ :30“; and Fanning di‘gpp 3“!” Heidi .\.:..,'.r' l .. ‘
night. lie missed several neid goals “W ”mum mm, ‘ 8‘ ii men. " "' ..... 1 '-
1” both halves by ‘ close margin. 4"” imminr (lo'm mi.“ °‘ “W irmls‘ .. " ;
_ ~ . ' Um "“N-m»
The use Men won 18 out at it than“; in , ‘ , Moo. . j -
3 es this season. They will now * - nmn "“"Witrgliz‘lMimi“; how ":23, . L,
h g up their uniforms for the re- ‘ £0,an Mm“ 0n ”I", gland his mm“: .irmm-y “w.
mainder oi the season. 1“”'“’3' i'rlco or 00‘” ‘l'. ,‘ . l.‘ . .
The score: . "WW“? -'I. \iilnlu the “1mm“... ‘1, ' ' “ 1'5
MWEWR'. . loom. Ho sum-cam}? “We TOr ll 11.1.11)“ .\ I ~ I. l H
‘ , G F Pt! wne mom Um" 'bc “Ilium”. um” ,. I‘ll")? ‘ ,, .. " ;
Ir. Ellen. R!“ 8 0 ’0 Fourth C on t B St loot til it a'léiiislim together M 0' m“ TH- “(it"‘J’Adl‘w‘ " ' . . I'
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gain?” ,{GW 7. 1 5. Played. "°‘ 7'50 ‘Skrezatlon come in? (051": inlih “H's me rim-shin?!” lei’t to right 1m. L “W- 11.9.5 (3‘1“) and 0”“ "Wrinhig‘ """ l " a
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Conwol'. RG, LG i i ii ' are at ”‘0 Toledo tournamnm "Wit hns' lif'O" trim” the A- B. “:3 “mm“? and Hargeivf'aptdini w i 'I in 57‘1““
Tome. LG 1 0 z: i‘he next game of the indoor Tho mm j "' "- . a"‘"”K~John M “gm“ , W “ ‘\ ”r . M
ball series between the Combs: 5m Writ] \‘lmldmrx an... “rated lerm and Funk flogged. Howard . -- otlnriou,
- . , " Nr~—~. - . ‘ 01' (an . s . .. . -
15 9 39 and the Norwslk Tir. company 5“ . q A A. ,\ . ~ mile) or RS .mm. 1w V . _
Red Men iii will‘he SM“! n "w srrnory . ‘wLXT 31037" “1”.thle LLAGIL‘S fliwgr, Loni}: T-‘iif‘lits. Russell and
G 1.- Pts day night st 3 o'clock. “Waite “Socisti -. CALLED T0 “‘EE'ITVG SCHOOLS ”A": \‘01‘ !i.’q]~’illillvq‘fly1".l.“flt‘f‘her-‘. ......m lunch.
Clancl’..lli<‘ . .- ... . . .3 0 6 i' The “V0 teams in" “P . W“ I Elecfl'fo C on of the Indusirlu] , ' SEVFBED ' X i l.li :w Ill‘v " \
Pagan, LF ........ ti 0 0|_“1n3h”“iw"k‘ Therewers o h °" in Bridlepon held ’as‘m‘ul league M‘ “LIATIO‘VS i ..
Court. up “_.“_._ 1 . l) ["00 people at the game which old another "flake :1 "1.3911119; in ih will Despim mp0" - “No“ (A, .. i: H. F.
s lth c 5 e ltv‘mnbyihe CWWTWR- The Which wm r "m bu”dim; Brid ° “Ware Com ' '° ”l" Contrary \ “mun-.1 ll“) i 7 "
m . .......... M- _ mic is admitted 1 iii ... Dd Probably b - song”. "t 7.? ml High, 0! B ' ~ HARTFOR }" .. - ., , , 1
Mum" KG "“"" 2 1 " f'ms seem to e130; 3i? ”In. " m" The commit: Q ”1° '°“’ "9mm.- AI in t [”0 l0mor_ Gr“““Viclv ni l h manor" and Onehui '1: 0' Am” 13~Hamom u. KW”- Kolter ) 13 b I
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ananagh. LG 2 .. mama" admission will be an?“ I“‘hiil of m"“‘"‘"‘°:sm:,:; discussed the ”whim;- 0:16 mil b0 athletic relations foam. not severed hm, “earem'fiflm;n2‘“”mm" season ”If“ Miner and Manggffl.
. 13 9 35 the same to cover the expense or “"33 looked forwu a “m" the Manufsom . u ”"88? muss m a ””3 a recent a makeshift iiosto "mm? “Waring. Gim- . '
y I nine 1 T to c Mrs 10. reenwich be to n It: d Is . 52 it n .
orchestra. Dancing will folio More: 0?! for the 5110.01. 1- tiwcn com} “‘- ~°X team 3 KM“
Referee—~S. W‘ Brothorton. usual. The series now stands tw. "iso be ele Meson of 1926 will bfllyinwlno mum in b“Wail and f 10: The “all Say We ' ’ “I‘W’UV‘TOV A
one in filVOI’ oi the Nations] Gun . “- and 0 0° ‘ "With Will .' . r° unable to ‘ ' ‘ ' All!“ 12...
. . m”. The “mm“ ere out to .. - ketban in 1923, no some in has. pimhem_ ' :“0 givunrtford'e thrZ'SWw , R. H
L this contest for it the Combat 'rr ‘ .\ ~ Mm“? holding the $3" ”d Joh’ml‘ ramp” (M .. - 5 ' 13'
. 1. victorious tho “I“. will be e N hits in six inning; ’30:”! t0 iivn/ imam?” 0‘) ..... 0 I: ‘
HOLD PRAmCE I OX h“ Fred law’n endin'r "(lid MF-MHHGD' Such!
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ampus Boxerz - .
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ADDIUON W
Ks's captain of the‘UniVIrlity 0
North Carolina boxing Mme-find
one of its greatest pugs. We
recently won the beamsighte
in the A. A. U. notional Junior ileum
nament at *Phlludsiphin. Prior to
that. he copped the ohernpienship e:
the South Atlantic division. Crev-
ton Rowe. coach of the sound. loss
a tutors great in the big follow. . -
Helpful Hints
Golfing SEE ‘
JOHN DUNCAN DUNN... “ '
, domino name
Tobessueeeumigeiisryoomuu
not have running through your
mind sii the time tho-penibiiitv o!
tannins the belt or hitting the
ground. 'l'o vmsltelthese things preo-
tlealiy impossible means wasting.
3y practice 1 do not-
around the course. New law
chines have been invented tor hone
prsotlee the!!! is no excuse for any-
bodrnot doing it: It is not everybody
who can erect s. golf course on his
on premises. and it is not li'm
convenient to get a golf comes to
practice. One seen lots tired or hit.
ting oorles in the hooky-Ira.
Another thing whioh l have never
been sbfl to discover is why golfers
hats to have themselves photograph.
6d. ' s .
It you are photographed in your
own yanfby your wits end the drug
store m det'sitips end prints your
picture. nobody else need know any.
thing shout it. ’ .
It is a splendid lesson for
see your .fslxts.
mounts m REDS.
alumni. April :12.—
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(seven innings—rain.)
Loose.
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Buckeye and 1.. Seven;
Day the Bsnnow.
3358800! WIN.
WATERBURY. April 12.-—
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Wow-bury (b) 2 t ,s
Cori-oil. Bubbsii snd O'Neil.
Ochluflol. acme.
.cussmsin AD! frequently so-
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