at! it, _ WILL
date or the am-ttsur begins
the W rt 1'. u. GA.
put off until April 38.
s
7.3» “tins originally planned to have
:ho show next Wednesday night. but
to tho inabiliw or the Bridgeport
bears to get into condition in
line. the tournament was set back.
h.Delonoy one of the leading
in the
‘ Charles
I. [sniper of Westport. a personal
M or Delaney‘s for several years.
m the Bridgeport boxer at his
. "diluting quarters yesterday after-
Wm Dohaoy hid phomised Romper to
m to Westport tor this sitsiru
it woo tor the benefit -ot the boys'
‘Wo Delaney told Romper that he
’1' has rota-ed many engagements for
-. similar omits throughout the state
,. during the put tew days.
' V The Bridgeport battler said it
1." .mld get him in bad with his friends
More it he came to Westport be.
GUARDS HAVE
FINAL WORKOUT
'rho Compo Lite Guards had a king
' workout in the gy um of the
" Weapon r.1u.c. A. st night in
preparation for their game with the:
Bridgeport Kaoeys. Set day.
This will be the “ her" contest
or the series. each team having won
I. game on their home door The
Life Guards will close their season
with Saturday's game
the Guards will use their regular
,. line” for this game. Larry McMa-
" hon and Harry Quinn will be the ter-
Verde. Eddie McMahon will jump,
center and the guards will be Eddie
Quinn and Paddy Driscoil. Allan
fM will be held in reserve
The game is scheduled to start at
” “ 9 o’clock in the Kacey hall in
Bridgeport.
PERFORM AT
THEYIIICA ONAPRHZS
f” 'Jock Delsney Unable To Attend— Invitations
1‘; To Donahue and Muldoon — Local Simon
' 2 Pure Artists On Card.
tore he went to the other places. The I
boxing tournament which will be
staged under the auspices of the 1'.
M C. A. and Rotary club. No fur-
ther attempt will be made to get any
outside boxers for this affair. Chick
Dorsey. assistant coach of the “Y"
boxing team. and ddio Root. of Nor.
walk. will meet t oir sparring part-
ners in exhibition bouts.
The entire Y. M. C. A. boxing team
will go on the card. They will meet
opponents from Norwnlk and Bridge-
port. This will be the second urns.-
teur show to be run in Westport and
is expected to draw a lsrgc crowd c!
spectators from all sections of the
dam The Rotary club will have their
weekly dinner at 0: so on Wednesday.
April 2!. They have extended in-
vitations to' Thomas E Donahue. ath-
letic commissioner of this state and
William Muldoon. former boxing
commissioner of New York state, to
come to Westport and speak to tho
Rotarians.
“Y” INDOOR
NINE LOSES
The indoor baseball team of the
Westport Y. M. C A. went. down to
defeat at the hands of the Stamford
"Y" last night, 82—0. The game
was played in the Stamford Y. M. C.
A. The Westport team did not
have a catcher and the result was
a. complete white washing.
The two teams will play a. return
gems in Westport a week irom to-
night. The \Vestport outfit expects
to have the regular outdoor team on
hand for this game and hope to
turn the tide.
.loo Klaff hurled for the Westport
team. Johnny Rappc. amateur box-
er. started to catch. The rest of
the team lined up as followii Hugh
Beattie. first base; John Beattic.
No Show In- Stamford
This Month -— Kid
B r o a d Mil! 30X
Again.
Promoter Joe Chimbolo ot Stam-
ford has decided to postpone his
next boxing show until the middle
of May.
Chlmbole has threatened to stage
a. show for the past six weeks. When
asked by The Evening Sentinel if he
was going through with the card or
whether he intended to drop out or
the game. Chimbolo emphatically
declared that he was sure at arrang-
ing the boats (or next month.
Mike Espooito will light in the
main bout oi the evening. Chimbole
said it was rumored in Btomtord
that Kid Broad was going to make
an attempt 0 light again. Kid
Broad fought lgor Smith of Nor-
walk. in Stamford two months ago.
Smith died as a result 0! the tight.
Kid Brodd then announced his re-
tirement. It the Stamford buttier
returns to the ring Chlmbole will
give him a. place on his next card.
FLAHERTY WITH
PARKCITY NINE
Frankie Stapleton. new manager
or the Bridgeport baseball club. yes.
terday signed Mickey Fiahcrty, of
New Haven. a catcher. and laid
plans for the acquisition of Red
Torphy. from the Pittsdeid Billies
and five new players from the Bos-
ton Braves. Manager Stapleton also
announced the names of the players
on the roster of the club.
I
second base: Dr. David Sioman.
shortstop: Arthur Risenbluth. third
base: 1 Green. left field: dam
Snltser. center field: and Joe Ben-
jamin. right field.
Sensation
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infield?“ ”2 II? [84 573
“It? 20! no 588
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Port Huron Team Real
atA.B.¢.
Recreation No. 2 bowling team of
Port Huron. Mich, is different from
the usual run or maple-spilling out~
tits. For. instead of tailing below
their customary average when com-
peting in a big time tournament. the
Recreation boys shot "over their
heads" to a team mark oi 3053 pins
r
our representative will call on you with full particulars.
' Said: Department Will Be Open Monday
and Saturday Evenings Until 9
O’Cloclr‘ During This Sale
Special 10% Reduction
. These ranges are of the highest quality in every respect and will
be found to have combined features not found in any other range
on the market.
This is a splendid time to replace your old range with on np-to-
’ date model and save money while doing it.
Sale Foamy Ends on April 30th)
Come in and see the complete array of all enamel models, re-
splendent with sheer luster and beauty, and the semi—enamel .
models that radiate quality and attractiveness. If you want to
make a really good purchase—this is Your Opportunity.
Easy Terms May Be Arranged
Of course we will ofler the same unusually ccevenient termsthat
we have always adored. If you can’t call,
e or telephone and
[in the recent A. B. C. meet. at Tc-
lode.
Their efforts for a time looked
good- to give them first placer—a na-
tional championship. But one of the
last teams to take the alloys—the
Castsny mum of Chicogor-came
through with e. 3068 total. lrelsgat-
ing the Michigandcrs to sect nd.
Before rolling at Toledo ti o high-
est score the Port Huron team had
ever been able to hit was lino,
me to men
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NO CHARGE
Letusicetyo
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can now avail
ensures-tacit!
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the
State (or any amount lot ”so
you no! roduiro.
our warehouse is s‘ l-story
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and street. , th the
latest sprinkielt‘f mt giving
youths low insursa rate at
50¢ per hundred doll on con-
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-by using the present-day bull
'place or the old "gutty?"
.\ we swawrvm,v.¢pgwe~ - ~
Y. M. C. A. NINE
Will PRACTICE
IN THE GYM
First Outdoor Workout
April 24 -— All Home
G a m e 8 At Greens
Farms.
The candidnins for the \Vestport
Y. M. C. A. baseball team will put, in
another afternoon of ham [Inn-[Ice
in the gymnasium or lhn"1”Sat-
urday. Tile team will not go out-
doors until Saturday. April 1'4.
They will probably open its season
lily 8. All hnmc gnmts will b'l
played on the “Y" ilcld in Greens
Farms. The ouiilr‘ld In still soggy
and wet. As soon as the field is dry
enough a. squad of workmen will ar-l
rIVe at. the diamond and begin to
put it in shape for the reason.
It is expected that the "T" will
play its gamma on the. new High
school field after this reason. The
new athletic llr-ld all] not be ready.
until next year. This new lMd will
be located at the rear of the Junior
High school on the Post road. a quar-
ter of a mile from the Y. M. C. A.
building. This will molm It more
convenient for the junior an.) srnior
lball teams to practice.
FOURTH INDOOR
BASEBALL GAME
The indoor baseball teams of the
Norwalk Tire and Rubber company
and the Combat Train meet for
their tlnul game or the season at the
Norwalk armory. thls evening. in-
stead of tomorrow evening. The
admission is free. and a large crowd
is expected.
. we in
' l" 'V‘Wil’ll' ‘1‘?“ ’
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Tickets “ill go on hill“ today for
the amateur boxing lourimment to
in: staged in the mummy for the
benefit of Hill iii-how.
Promoter Frankie l-'.ly announced
this morning that i‘lrru will no :50
ringside seals avallull. for the fans
The people are advimd to obl.1in'
their lll‘IiOlH early :13 ii .n-ll-out is
anticipated her-hum: rim mow l.-I u.
ll
Tickets Go On sale
EXPECT LARGE CROWD AT
THE BENEFIT BOXING BOUTS'
Frankie Fay Arranges fol-172 Bouts and A
Battle Royal—Johnny Benz Will Appear——
Others 0n the Card.
benefit our.
Tilrx- VIII 1... “mm 12
mateur bouts “ill: .. 1mm. r... .1 no
the feature of the .x. mm,
Johnny Benz 0! \rdmillt will
fight Frank Acmrrlv. ... ixmnn In
one of the: bouts or H. l\t‘nlnfl.
There Will be \Vr-ripou Y.
boxers.
string. some of Pm lulu.“ “,1. W,
two of Tom \l'
card.
\l.
I'l'.l. 1.,
l'. A.
boys from 1' u'w
r'hh's lu'n' l'l w. 'h.
NORWALKS sn
FOR OPENING;
{Hudsons Will Be 911-;
ponents In the First
Game.
, “""~" I
The boru'ulk club will opt-n the;
local baseball season Sunday at‘
Amusement Park with the Hudson!
A. C. of New Haven as their oppou-i
nl'lli‘. ‘
The Iludsons have a. strong out-
fit and will give the locals plenty of.
trouble in Iluq winning mum. The,
lhf‘ir opening tor another week but!
from tlr. prus-‘nt lndicat'ions the
Norualks nlll make no rhnngo lul
their sr'bmiulc. |
T110 Kiln", “HI r'dl‘. {l’ 5i O'Cl‘fiflit
at Allill:~-lll"l'.1 Polk. The big gate]
at Anlummvn: IUri; will in: open.
on Sun-lay lu :lllmv llllUlllOl'ilItb to
park inside the (arid. \s .nany cars
as can be uccwnmodaicd “ill be]
purmltu .l to rmnMu in the. park. I
marvels omsm—nmnovrz-
MINT Ly avnmon alum
It has suddenly struck the mil»
lions 01 American golfers with much
amusement that we are shooting a
COO-yard longer course today. some
20 strokes better than Harry Vardon
and «the stars around 1900 nego-
tiated the 72-holcs lourncy of an
open. Figures prove all this and
clearly bring to light that the win-
ner of the big matches of today
must be between three and four
strokes better to the round than the
victor of 20 seasons back. That
would be a staggering handicap for
one star to yield to another today.
0! course. the first "kick" one
gets from such a. statement is that
the livelier ball of today more than
brings about the reduction in strok-
ing. But does it? is it not a fact.
that the increased yardage—about.
600 to the 18-holcs Journey-home-
what offsets the advantages gained
in
LUCKY
The curious passerby paused and
addressed the lone fisherman sitting
l
Helpful Hints .3
Golfing Stars ,
Wins Title
HERNICE PHELAN
This ll-ymr-old Fresno (Calm) girl
won the Junior championship for 50
yards in the Pacific Athletic Asso-
ciation meet recently. Though com-
purflively new at the water sport.
she stands out as a. most promising
performer. Coast critics prcdict a
great future for her.
at ease on the shady bank.
"Any luck?" he asked. 1
The fisherman looked up and
smiled.
“Any luck?" be repeated. “Rath-
er. my friend; it‘s house-cleaning
day at home."—Knnsas City star.
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WIRE N ETTING
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Spades— Forks — Rakes —
Hoes — Shovels — Wheel-
barrows.
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Hardware and Bones Furnishings
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WORTH-l
Jimmy Rin. Philly hurlor. ob-I
tained by the Giants in the Bentley-
Deau trade during the winter. has
been in the big show continuously
since 1919. That year he was with
Cincinnati. taking part in the world
series against the White Sex. He won
one game and lost one.
Ring remained with the Reds
through 1920 when he was traded
to the Phillies in the Rixey transac-
tion. His best year with the Quaker
town tribe was in 1923 when he won
18 and lost 16.
Ring should show to good advan-
tage with the McGraw crowd this
campaign. He's apt to have his best
season as he'll have a. stronger bunch
behind him than he's known in
years.
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Telephone 1446
For House Painting and
Decanting
NOW is THE TIME
Arctic “Ice Machines
'u'ron to 1.000 Tons Capacity
Policy Refrigerating
And Supply Co.
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Phone 3668-1067
Wliiou club hue decld-w'l to postpone I.
; Boston
[cannon cranes rnosn noel
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\\.l.llzn:ton
L‘ lex elanrl . ..
Chicago
New York ..
Boston
Detroit .
l‘hiladclphla. . .
Brooklyn at New York.
ch York at Boston.
Syracuse at Jersey City.
renceville. 1.
Hall.3
North Carolina. 3: South Carolina ‘.
o »‘
.Yele Freshmen. 7: Roxbury. s.
3.
How They
Stand . .
Yesterday’s Results
Sailouui League
New York. Franklyn.
Philadelphia. l’l'. llostou.
t'hlcago. 9; (‘lll'lil'liilL ‘..‘.
l‘ltishurgh, lU; r‘t. Louis. 7
5.
L.
American Mogul-
Boston, 8: New York. 7.
Washington. 3; Philadelphia. 1.
Detroit-Cleveland (snow).
fit. Louis-Chiral» moldy.
hitcrnatlonul Leeann
Jersey City. 5; Syracuse, -l.
Newark. 7; lutl‘ulc. 6
Toronto. 8; Hmdins.
Baltimore, 7: llnclwsim.
1
Anwricau .'\.‘\~.ut'lllll0ll
Columbus. 2; Minneapolis, 6.
Louisvmc, 10: Milwaukee, 6.
lndlannpolls-Kansas City mild).
St. l‘;llll~Tolmlo (coldl.
Southern Arendulluu l
Atlanta, 6; Nashville. C.
Birmingham. .5; Chattanoors,
Memphis. 3; Little flock. i
New Orleans, 6; Mobile. 1.
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l'uclflc Cons t Length
Oakland. 1‘: facremvniu, .._
Seattle, 7:: Portland. 0.
Minions. 7; San Francisco,
Hollywood, 3; Los Angeles. 'v.
Club Standings
Rational League
W. i l "
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'l’illladelphla .. ... .' l - ' 'i
New York '
Brooklyn . . . .
Pittsburgh . . . . . . . ..
Chicago
Cincinnati
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International Magoo
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Newark .......... l H 1W»
Toronto l r" 1,“
Baltimore l .. Jim
Syracuse ......... 0 1 ."m
Buflalo ............ 0 l «w‘»
Reading ........... O 1 ...;r.
Rochester ......... 0 1 i=0
Today’s Games
National League
Boston at Philadelphia.
Chicago at Cincinnati.
Pittsburgh at St. Louis.
American [league
Philadelphia at Washington
Cleveland at Detroit
St. Louis at CthliL'iL
International League '
Bunnie it New ark
Rochester at Baltimore.
Toronto at Reading.
COLLEGE RESULTS
Fordham. 9: Providence. l.
Columbia. 6; Upsala. 1.
N. Y. Us 9: Yale 5.
Princeton. 8: Wayside. 1'.
Army. ii Vermont. 5.
Penn. 10: IT'. a: M.. 5
Navy. 21‘ Stevens. 7.
Harvard. 9: It. 1. State. 1.
Princeton Freshmen. 17;
Law.
Columbia Freshmen. 6: Erasmus"
Quantico Marines. 6: Holy Cross. 8 l
1;
Michigan. 9: Mercer. ..
Northwestern. 12: Chicago. 5.
Lehigh.11: Ursinus. 3. '
Delaware. 4: Philadelphia Textile"
Illinois. 21 Butler.fl
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