Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Wednesday, April 14, 1926 · page 10

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school.
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hasten nine.

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the Michigan-Ontario

 

hr! baseball club was
crashed at a recent
W by the Dmbury coun-

action was taken on
‘ a. .. Mofmmtmanag
.1; 11. “be his! care of at a meet-
: 2* Q. {or the latter part or 11111
no Ibubury club will play all
:da the Triangle street grounds,
are owned by John Lee.

1'. Blake was appointed as
, at. the Daubury team.'Blske
at the St. John’s collegu
N. Y.,
time. He will like over the
o! the club immediately and i many others at tho next meeting of
to build up s. strong team. 1121.. 111111111111 committee.

is I. greduste of Danburyi
He was in the same
fl Dr. Harry 11!. liefferan oi 1-iuh ~.1~1li not upon up until a. week

131'.

at tho

.otteudcd Niagara l'nlvers-
or. he pitched and captained
Blake went into
'11» , : baseball. playing the out-

“ tor the 131111110 team of the In-
' Later he went

 

Tesla Mate of Dr. Harry Hallstatt—-
‘1‘ Have Strong Club—Manager Has Not
Selected.

 

aid the batting town to put out one
of their host teatns. Blake returns
to Danbury ovary summer and when
approached on tho matter of being
captain and held general he jumped
at the opportunity to show his home
town n 1111111 pennant contender in
the l-‘aguru

Danbury will play one or two
games hefuro .tl1e opcning of the
ltunuu season. All tho contests will
I11: singi'd on their homo ll-rltl. until
the lid is pried oi! the season. There
is somo talk of enclosing tho 'ln~
anglt1 stroot grounds this year. This
matter will no sottlctl along with

Manager Frank J. Riley of tho
Wilton team has announced that his

from Sunday. Due to the cold
woathrr it. was thought batter. to
poutponu the opening date. The

Wiltons mil play the Manhattan
oollcgo nine on April 25.. Daylight
saving timo also starts a neck from
Sunday, \\lll l1 \illl also she the

league play.” one more hour of sunshine.

Here he played' in the outfield.
will take care of one of tho \lcinitt “til practice S.1turtl:1yafter-
‘ ll! berths for the Danbury
‘ ll. 30 il a. heavy hitter and will

by Williams Takes
' New Lease on Life [11 ll()\\ )1: 1s >i1~111r1d in t"i1tuall1' uery

'07 Williams. veteran outfielder of
(he Plumes. appears to hate 1111111111 1. mssxrnz 1) ADS

Ac.

lease of life this spring ‘
lug to reports. his “01k in the 11111.”...

Thu Wilton players residing in this

noon at tur-m fltld \11th tho \lllton
Juniors,

has b11111 sensa-
antl afield the big

:cshlbitinn games
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will, write
business

"Pn.spclil‘" rtrross 10111

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 

 

 

 

Easy and Conveniml’uchees Term

All Cars are Eqmpped W111.

Front and Rear

Ever Sold

Phone 3275

The Lowest Prices
at Which These Cars

.D” Plan Saves Buyers
$25 to $50 on Every Car

Dopt be deceived by"F. O. B. Factory” ores-called'listpsicee". They
mean nothing to the buyer. For height. tax. equipment. where that is not
' standard. and sundry other charges must be added. Hudsoniases AYD. L
(At Your Door) prices tell what you pay and ALL you pay. They make '
Hudson-Eases price and value advantage more outstanding than ever.

 

 
 
 
 

Automatic Slap and 'l'hilM Light

The Erwm M Jennings 00., Inc.

 

Several Amateurs 011
Card—Expect Larse-
Crowd To. A t t e n d
From N orwalk.

'l'ho Georgetown A. C. will stage
a smoker'at Miller's nail in George-
town Friday night. There will be
nino boxing bouts on the card be.
sides several other features. George-
town is quite a s;,riing town and a
large number of people are expect-
ed to attend tho smoker.

There will be a few Nor-walk lads
on the card. besides two Y. M. C.
A. boxers from Westport. "Red"
Miller of Norwalk is slated to moot
a Danbury lad. while Jackie Fallon
will swap punches with Gordon
l'iusscil of the “Y" teem. Rey Green.
the latest addition to the Y. M. C. A.
squad will moot Young McCryne of
(loorgetown. Howard Prior will face
Chick Mace of Norwalk in one of tho
bouts.

Many Norwalk fans are planning
to accompany the local boys to
Georgetown to witness the show.

Yesterday’s Results
National League

Brooklyn. 1: New York. 0.

st. Louis. 7; Pittsburgh. 0.

Cincinnati. ’1'; Chicago, 6: (lo inns
inns).

l'hiladclphin. G; ilostoa. 3.

American League
New York. 12: Boston. ll.
Clot-clan . ”: Detroit. 1.
Washington. 1; Philadelphia,
(123 inningst.
Chicago. 1'1;

 

 

 

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St. Louis 1.

American Association
Toledotifl : St. Paul 4.
ludiannpolis,’ 1.; Kansas City.i
t‘.olumbus 1'1; Mlnncnpolls.‘
Louisvillo-Milwaukec, postponcd.
wot grounds.

Southern Association
Atlanta. 3; Nashville. 12.
Birmingham. is; Chattanooga. 8.
.\ltnlphls. 2: Littlo Rock. 8.

Now (.trivnns, 3: Mobile. 2‘.

 

 

 

Pacific Coast League

Hollywood, 6; Los Angeles. 2.
Oakland. 12; Sacramento, F.
San Francisco. 3: Mission 2.
Portland. 2: Seattle, 1.

 
 
 

 
 

 
 

 

 

 

championship. They came into the with 33 wins against one defeat
title by defeating Brooklyn in the Washington was this only quintet in
circuits first world series.

Brooklyn, it will lm recallml “on tor section.

.lmseball whirl is the tendency of
tloludod Gaps in the stands to be.
111011: flowers. trunks. autographed
bath tubs and aon-reilllablc biscuits
,nn various athletes.

r. O O

.\notht‘r imprcssive touch at dia-
mond debuts is the spectacle of vii-
lsgg mayor. banker. or hoottlegger
out there in the. pitching bow: r111.
ting ready to huatm the first ball
over the grandstand or into tho
dugmiis.

 

‘ -‘ hr )0! WILLIAMS

All men were creatril free and
oqudl and the multngvr of an 1lchth-
place hull club is just. as important
as anybody rise on opening day.

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We have never been able to do-
tormine definitely whether these
dignitaries contribute their peculiar
'inlents just to help the game go
over big or to supply humorous
1. e 1 photographs for newspapers.

1 Nothing transcends the boistr-rous e 0 1“

enthusiasm of n motors club in the
festive springtime; nothing dupli-
cates il1c wlulnsprend sllcnvc o! tho
mum organization in thr drab full
days.

All baseball seasons as1 011N106
with gay ceremonies in April and
inierrod with solemn. sour rites in
October.

Eran the umpires start the open.
ing names on pleasant terms with
morrbndy. This strango situation
Plilllll‘f‘r’ for cxactly‘ thrco seconds.
until the first strike has her-:1
called on the homo star.

0 O 0

Gone are the good old simple
days when otllco boys murdered
grandmothers in imaginary num-
hnrs to get the afternoon off to
u'ntt‘h Ram Crawford tiny the twist-
l11-.7 bondcrs of Cy Young.

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a s e

In April the manager can are
nothing but a stupendous success
tor his gang. Along about July the
fans begin to suspI-t-t ho is afflicted
with astigmatism, partial blindness
and Ben Turpin ores.

t I) '1
Que of the charming rituals con-
nected with the first outrages of the.

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(1mm boys. The modern grand-

ZENITH !11111ihcr. with her bobbed hair and

SO‘VORA :1it'0illli‘d lingers. is too young and

‘ 1w) lively and too tough to die. even
WARE for an afternoon or a' relative.

ATWATER KENT " e e e

. . . But Just the some the opening

SUPER “FT“OD‘ ”E R' 0' A‘ ball game still has all “its old thrills

R A D I 0 mad enduring fssclnations and that's
Convenient Terms

lone reason why so many people will
S‘l‘l'DWEbb PIANO co Tin in a sex drama.

Itrlp the with City tosscrs in the 1m— |

 

This Is not entirely a fault of the '

 

Kurr. guards shr-ppnrd and Oucn-

tiller plnvml substitutn
lllr Int: in also nailing
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into thc gimn
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"Peggy" O‘Neil. girl baseball star of
New York. will tour the country.
playing first bass on a. to com-
posed otherwiso of men. He team-
mates call her "Baby Ruth" because
of her hitting ability.

 

spend the day out on the golf links

or at the movies watching Ric-Tin-
as No. Main St
So. Net-wall

Phone 120

 

 

New Oldsnmbile Six

 

 

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NO CHARGE

Let as test your - '
radio tubes

j'l'nne Square Radio

Phone see
Bldio acts and Artworks

Belts. lain But. do. Homily '

You can now avail sensual: or
the lines! stones raoiltties is the
ts tor any amount of space

11 may require.

Our warehouse is a 5-star:
brie! building. located at I 111111.:
laud street. equips“ with the
beast aprinuer system. gtvin
you the low insurance rate at
80° pes- hundred dollars on con.
tents.

- DAILY 1101011"
EAULAGE scams
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Better Performance
Lower Prict

ON DISPLAY

AARON KOHN

 

 

 

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Policy Refrigerating
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Tartan

Penn Golfers Have
Seven Meets On Tap

University of Psnnsyivania golf
team will have plenty of competi-
tion this season. soveu tourna-
ments are on the Red and Blue

 

sohodulo. Harvard. Yale and
Princeton, members of the Big
Three. will be met as will also

Georgia. Tech. Columbia, Dartmouth
and Williams.

 

The gifts are usually accompanied
by mental reservations the transla-
tions of which read. "You gotta git-a
this junk back. you big bum. if you
don't hit .353."

Fay Attends Opener

 

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WATCHES GIANTS LOSE THE
FIRST GAME T0 DODGERS

Sits Near Mayor James Walker lt’vvps ()wn
Score and Doesn’t Miss A Single l‘luy—~
Thanks Evening Sentinel.

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has graduated. Anti Blake. hirh

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' ° ° your slzeup or the Washing" .1
REMEMBER— I crew." writes "War \\'t1stornor" {11' 1'.

Seattle. "The Huskies will make '1 I

John Paul Jones. Cornell's great ill hustle at Poughkecpsio agan

ruilor? The name of John Paul
Jones flashed across the country on
tho evening of May 8!. ins. 0n the
aftcrnoou of that day :John Paul
Jones ran the mile in 4:14 2-5 in the
eastern intercollegiate meet at Cam-
bridge. It was a record breaking por-
formauco. College coaches don‘t
turn out mllers liltc John Paul Jones
very often.

this war. ‘Rusty' Fallon is bout 1'»:
monglng lust season's dt1fcat..‘.:v'
unless yc/ custom shells are 51'
prisingly strong I thinl; ht" 11 do '1
And there son are!
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Good eyesight is necessnrv in gt 5
Walter Hagen writes. . . . t's acct:
sary eve n to stand the violent 111:1
of the clothes golfers wear.

She Cages ’Em

 

Columbia seems to be following up
a. pretty fair football team and a!
title-winning basketball quintet with t
11. strong baseball 11111 c." The
other day the Blue and White whip- '
ped Yale: not only whipped tho
Bulldogs but shut them out. it was
an impressive triumph. Yule having
previously trounced Georgetown.
Navy. Maryland and several others.

 

 

 

preserves:

 

 

DOROTHY KELLAMS

 

 

 

AW“ CO.

busiest-Juanita!

V‘ stains: sv‘s'. 'soawm

sumac mos moss. m1

 

giving a soft. gleam gloss to flours.
furniture. woodwork. M belies.

 

lacuna-omen

BULI’ RHINWO COIPm

 

 

m PA.

 

This 164mb! Sullivan (Ii-.11
high school lass recently won i..~
Indiana state contest for tossias~
fonts on the basketball court. in 50
attsmpts Dorothy threw in accur-
atoly. The tourney was staged undtf'
the auspices of Indiana University.

 

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