I.» n .
i
”been mood to when hall.
‘ loot aloht. 'i'ho amateur
, Min-o an.» the dooraotm A.
» WMmW-udooma
i Jute woro witnenod by the
d
» Ulnorwaokneoaoeoetin
third roundbybou Potoraoi
.mputupacoodbatp
t. was ontelaeood by his op-
- In” or hierwalk. o
~ ~ 0 o ootport 'Y. M. C.‘
“fiesta: than . fought Young
y ‘ oi Norwalk. O'Hara
tho ttor ot Russell oil through
, Mint and ouliy coined the de-
. M Who ochodulod to
1 Jaohto Fallon. but O'Hara w
in his piano. - ‘
- ot Norwalk quit in the
mud and the decision went
1- Stone. at Danbury. ltono
, outdo-om tho victory tor the
led had a biclood whon ho
Kim was attentnlinl a come-
.i‘h the lighting game. He had
‘7 toudht in. the amateurs
mull-unit's. Pa. April 11.—
. flowers. middnomiaht cham-
'.01 the world. doioated Joey
" .. 0f Allentown. 'Pa. hero in a
on round-bout.
- ' received the referee's do~
tattoo- :udmel haddiaazreed.
‘ .Sundayr April .18
‘ Indium of New Haven
. vs.
I'm 3. 3. O. '.
_Play 3.1: 3:15 sharp,
pertinent on the
. second flour.
hummus
“firearm.“ Loses To Stone-Joe
Drope Decision. v . ' '
. V . l‘ I
.‘MNMIIIw-wm eommeommmacmin
l
i
trouble
oovoraltimoo. but the Danbury boy
wao' olovor onons'h to weather the
stern: each round. The tans woro
surprised when Mano gave up tho
tiaht tor there. were loos than ten
seconds loft in the round. htaeo' had
tired and was oatiatiod to looo.
Jo: Boon. another Nomllt puqiq
uot dropped a decision totem
Rabbit ot Bfldnport‘ Rabbit touahtt
on tho tirarainatour card stated in
Kuwait. Boers had a i5~ponnd ad-
vantage over Rabbit last night and
the two boys sailed at eachother
with hammoro and tense. It was
necessary to [mtour rounds to do-
termino the winner. Rabbit 'tinally
ninod thalidociaion over tho local
boy.. Boon wants a return match
with Rabbit. but due to'the wide
ditiorauoo in with“. it will be dit-
doult to matebtbom Iain.” .
"Red" Riley oi Dannury. whp put
up moh a oplondid tight iu‘hlo loot
appearance in tho armory. knocked
out at Georgetown boy in tho. tirat
round.
it to expected that another ama-
teur ah It will be arranged in
i’
Gooraoto tor an early date.
when “Y”
IN PRACTICE
The Woltport Y. M. C. A. baseball
teamiwilt owing into motion this alto
ornoon with another hard workout
The players will gather at the ‘T‘
and opond theaarternoon in tho gym-
nasium. They thoua'ht that they
won '30 outdoors today,- but the
odd weather win drive them into
tho‘gym. ‘ . . .
Loot week tho players had . a
strenuous workoutinsido. The fol-
iowin: playon are expected to ro-
port today tron: Norwalk: Eddie
McMahon. 8am drowns. Ralph
Hopper. Norman Flewollyn. and
Tommy ' Ireland. The Woetport
members are: AllenvDarby, George
Darby. Edward MeMullen. Ralph
Sacco. Frank Pritehard. Harold
Shippey. Jimmie Mauro. Pat Nas-
saro. I4ouie Name and Bill Vern-
kahl. Practice is called tor 2:80
this extornoon. ‘
. JACOB Y ’ S
' ' 12.14 mum serge.
South Norwalk
' Tho Homo or Good clothes
For ' Mon and Women I
Charge aooonnto Opened ‘
wu—
l'eatnrinc- '
famoua“8nppenheimer
Clothes For hien"i
‘ color.
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..__.-__.....--, SATURDAY, APRIL 17, 1926.
a
.— Cuards ‘ Close Season Tonight
133’an est-lows Ann
L
Helpful Hints
Golfing Stars
always want to tool that the
, shoulders. but' almost at once it must
ABE sarcasm.—
HEELS ON GROUND
I like to hit the ball with both
toet'on the (round. I am sure that
this enables me to hit harder. but 1
left
foot is not movinl at. a anall'a pace.
it wants to bo turned Just tor a mo-
ment to'ueht tho movement or the
come down firmly and not a good
grip of tho ground. The ioi't tool
helps pivoting. but it’ will interfere
‘wiih the return movement of the
NOCHARGE
Let no test your} ‘
radio tubes
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Radio lets and Its-examine
64 No. Main Sat. 80. Roman:
Phon- fld om Evening:-
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Outdoor ‘Business’ Calls Ringstegrs
‘ u ”db-44 ~ w."
me mm Lune *
Loses Hi9 Moe this
171-45 HEAR M9
soy-cane in cm com.
usxmué t6 Aeooo'e'
OF MINE wHO cocoon Li
To 6 Fl 09 not
A 6i??? MERE QTADloM
' iti’ Mono-i
1H: ' Mme win. BE
autumn A6 Mum-h me
towns ci-iEe As mud use.
—.r ‘-
And I am certain that alteration will
improve driving.
In the iron idiots many golfers
would take strokes off their score
were they to hit the ball with both
heels on tho (round.
., Borne players approach with the
right heel oti’ the ground as ihe bail
is struck. That. too. comes under
things to be avoided.
shoulder it the heel, and. in fact. thol
whole foot is not down again before
the club-head reaches the bull. I
It in Quito cosy to turn the left
foot up and down quickly withoutl
aiieciing any other part oi the
swing. The club-head will take its
usuallime to reach the hell: but any
one can change the slow-moving
loll-foot action into akqui‘cker one.
Peggy Joyce’s Romance Upset
l
Pom Hopkins Joyoeia dith trip to the altar may nee-or start.
MnBroiynCoumtock.0hicago,olalnuohohasnotyotdivoroodStahley
Conestock. Peggy's intended, shown with Pony above. in the mean-
thno, Samuel l‘pton. Pesn‘a father and town barber of Famisriuo. \'a..
announces Poesy has given him an income for the rat or his life.
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sonoue .
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MURPHY WANTS
UllPlliE’S JOB
Applies For Position
In The NYCO Base-
ball Circuit.
Frank J. Murphy. of Hartford.
hua written to Fred C‘. liicd‘ll, Sn. The Compo Lil-z Guards will end
eccrttnry of the New Ytlik-CUn-ilhi'll" season lunlght winn they
uocticUt semi-pro league. applying flifil‘k up uguiuri the Knights. oi‘
for a. position an umpire. As all Hm ,f‘ulurnbus 0! Bridgeport. in lhc lab!
clubs take care of this run-mien, .\ir. lrr‘a hull. ’
Riedcll was unuhlo to do iiil)’l.llll‘lL: 3 liuch tram has won a ventral and.
about it. Murphy has umpirvd ill 3” hrs») crowd is oxpectwl to witness
the Eastern league. b‘wldee semi-pro this clash. The Life Guards are ia-
ball in‘ Hartford. Springfield. Trinity mired in win. but ihry will have in
college and iii. Manchester. Mr. lliva- yrilay their host brand of basketball;
doll knows Murphy and says that no lo uuiscoro ihn Kaceys.
tit-am will mukvr n misiukn ii‘ illi‘Yi The Tani time that the two trams
sign the Hartford man in linridl-i lnpi in liridln'pui‘t n fi‘ee-i'or-all r‘”.
their games. sultml. lmr} :ichulmn oi‘ iln ‘
,_..____.-.. .iluui‘ds unll lloiii i‘ri-tellu of (hi
Em 1\-'llf|"~ti (firm-d llii’) luiilr‘. :
. ’l‘li-. Lilo Guards burr: br-«ii xii‘au-
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blliilv, to trim“! the Radon. 'Illi"
Guards will smll 'hrir regular play-i
’02.! mm ilzi. mult- against il:- ?
lx'nILli‘.". l'ulri... Quinn may 1‘» l
‘.l‘i|l"l Til .l im-vird pusiiion \i'liil‘
‘ li‘lll'}, liking his l"13‘»""
'lllb lll’ll'l‘.‘ I'.
rm a L'il‘il‘il.
l 'I‘uniizli's :"irn. 1-.
:~i'lll'illllt"d to!
‘17.
CLASH WITH THE KACEY S
0N BRIDGEPORT COURT
“Rubber Game” —- Warm Contest Is Expected
To Result —— Joe W aters Will Be the
Referee-Many Local Fans Going.
start at 9 o'clorlh .Iv \\
Bridgeport. will it" ir. ._ i“...
h'n‘n hem going h’i mi . .,
ulll put up it hard 1-.lv
iiunrdr. Many 3m \. . be
planning to ari‘nliii’vuiv i w, ‘. ;
in Bridgeport tonight .w ~ l1 l~
the last big hailh of ii;-
ho Mums uill lint up .4-
( mpo Life Gluu‘ii-
1:. Quinn
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McMahon ‘ " I“
ll. Quinn ‘ 1 .
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liii‘lng ihis v'rnli and am in nu.
SPORT COMPETITION
l _
contact between two individuals. lldfllly health talk in film .\'~'w York‘
believe boxing is the toughest. Aside l Amcrlmin. ‘
from the severe physical strain en-i 531d llr. C'i‘bi‘lfln'l 1T! Wrii ‘
tailed, there is n menial battle going‘ "In summer “L'sillllr tin: hint
,on from the trip of the gong to the " runs an, S!) rowcrlul that the brain
finish. army he s Timusly afirriwl by ilmui l.’|
Sports like golf und billiards are l the hand i:- uupruiet‘iui. In my old .
inulzhrr mi the nerves, ln’mausw the lliibl‘lltll dry», 1 mod to 5m.- any"
notion isn't continuous and the play- numlnr of i‘.l§\§ ul' rumirolw, bui'
"‘l‘ “1‘8 plenty 0f limo ll" {WY m‘l’i' I um ironildlni iliiii. it has Illi: Lear
.lH_\S uiid nul, ilu- (mini-M '
his mistakes. 1‘37»:
‘ H . ' ' . ' "which did inc-harm.
.ITCIIJ)“ hTYLIle ‘ "It must in: borne in mind thail
It is a rather surprising fart h‘!‘,tlio uctiulc “”5 are just about rs'
the two major leagues lean to dli- active in cold “93”"... m. in ihe 1.0!]
mm" SE31” 0! pitching. ldni's 0! summer. ii the)’ “cm to be“
Th.: National League. is :~irnng furl round m in": lieuivd ihi"
”1° curve ball While. that 5'31" ‘1‘“ ‘ would b": dimes: as lulu-.11 lo T't.‘ :
“"‘ry 3”“ n 5‘3""! play in ”‘0 Amtr- (ll‘flidt‘d all the war around.
lcnu. rust-ball pitching is perhapsi "Some .01“ EU MUM“ hate in».
more employed. Speed is ”"3 “‘lcausu they think Uii: sunlight will
C9;::”42J::nf\“filgggt is a Gun. eilmulaio the growih 0! thus hair.
. '.- ' 9 v r .
ball league lurgr'lv because of the About al. 1. does to th, hair is to‘
filiiisiill,
influence and attitude of Manager ;. {W‘ITPSi-l _§ h m 1 n t W i
McGrnw of the Giants. He is al ‘ ,“u'd ‘ 19‘ n ‘05
'siancos .‘ll. least. to poor circulation. l
giffitrfiifizwgsffi 33:11::S'L ball.va heart does not send the blood ‘,
The methods of Mol‘wmw are Sim. in forceful stream to the most (115- 1
my reflected in the other mannzers. v 1‘1"“ “3”" 0f the Mn" Th’ bands}
No one has helped more to “Hm: l and {not are cold and the blood res. i
“)0“. a revival of ruri‘evball pitch- ‘ sols are pressed upon and the feeble I
1118 than MrGraw. He is to be com. I blood current is cut or: almost (ii. i
pllmcntrd for that. Jib-lit '
The use 0: ".3,“ makes for a f "You may wear a hat in safety it
firm... grip on the ball. A curve bnll l your dealer will permit you to sole-gt
depends largely on the grip securi‘d ; a light. one of ammo H20- llavlng’
by the pitcher, purchased it. don't pull it down mil
Perhaps that is one reason the Na- ; 3'0“!“ Mild as if 3'011 “'C'l'h’ d llik‘li- l
tional League is so strong for resin. POCRM undrr Plimllt" i
e ' 0 Authorities Diner, \‘ct Agree
RESIN TANGI.ES The New York Evening Journal,
Unfiuoetionably the resin situation ias previously related. stated: l
is going to create some unpleasant “This is a. warning to mothers’
Situations before the season is over. who allow young children to play
\Vbile no word has gone out as hart-headed in the bright sunlight.
yet. American League unmlrel will; “You have not time to read a big
What is the toughest form or sport,
competition? ' " t ’
Which sport taxes the nerve con- E . l I
trol moat? Whirl: rails for tho , D I
greatest physical olraiu? | . . i
It Is pretty generally ogre-3d ihnil B Th A t] R {
golf and billiards offer the greatest e‘vare e c nlc ay ,
montnl humrds. i would min golf ‘
Hostilioo‘tgnoaztnggfisifi: 2;];lllgatl“:én_ (l‘rurii 'l’lz-i .uii.~rl«~'iii Haiirrfl lvolumo about the trial :5 U1 1 -
tact like boxing wrestling, tooibnll “Nil 1116 approach or the worm 'on whites in tropical to; .. .
and basketball'pinm the grculctt i\(.:t‘..cr ihn hath-5:. iml questionE‘cwrybody should mums ' . .
physical strain an lho athlete. only. liming lyillllllb the writer willie ‘aciiriiiz rays“ (c-i- ' ' o
Personally I haw fussed aroundj’he alum. l'ollnwing: up the rdi- s'iu. :uillcmiily pom; . ' it
With all of thorn and l m,” mormwn" "T ll 'l‘liue: l’m About l'.’ flu; germs 4nd villi-r 11.1'“. ‘
iooibnll scars than from unwoi the l \‘ l'i‘ Ii appeared in ilie l-‘elmu‘ary l.'- ‘ :‘nmLJ'. ham 'L \Ll')‘ Allin}. -f ' . ‘
others. On the Kl‘ldll‘On iii»: b-lds are sun u: The Aim‘riv‘uii liu‘lci'. and it: nil the human Lil‘bl-l‘i‘ asiu.
alwzus offonsly against ilm ball which no riaiui rim. ll:-; men and main of a while cliihl.‘
totcr. ’youlll‘) who are iiiiiiizr; with tl.:.l ilr. ilopcl'znd in iix. 3.... ‘1.
Basketball. uuiil tlin oilicials he-llL‘u'S" 5"“ are “q“??? S-"WO 1“JUI‘F'.\ii’i-‘iicuu. sl'iitd that it's l...‘
Kan blowing the whisilo for forum!" H" mm” “”‘1 "C“W" 53910111. rule; ilie .‘\".w Yuri. l‘I'H‘iJil' Jr
4”- iht‘ lillllhiest lirovru‘utlon. du Dr. “03’“ P'- ‘TC'lHlJW: “‘33 €49de loiiinl raid ll'r the rulinlc l'l‘:
lllflnin‘d mot! highly developed con. "OI'UHCM U50“ ll- This 1W (“4- do lllu (Tannin. i'iL‘Ul nil. i-,.l:'.
dltlou. .dr‘rming ihu inatiir :~lllll"'.l(~nl|_\’ im- author-luvs. Am“; or 112.”; 3 .
Of the sports llint call {or directlf‘i'l‘l-‘M l” Millie ll NS 11K 1‘11"» U1 his “pan. your inuiiry uni Lilies
i‘ltnic-r.” l‘. rim-cur: IT.’1VT‘.1‘ v Li. . .
is as long as lurih auxinrzit
in ih‘; insult.
In other words. going :.I,[.:'..‘~:
bl’ing wallupivl (1:: 11m l'"’.’ll i .:
lulllng' Dial/1‘», ]|i l“’i‘.‘il" (in.
NS i; '2
result-will: dllf'.rlliu' . . l
“ill". our; 13‘», dzzzwi 5» . . l. ;:
ally Tl}.\l..lll1l'.‘i'll.‘. .il‘l‘l m 1:.
it Mk”: ;. “lili'? 1w lip I-‘li :. "
ivriivstr'a'r i‘. ; Tillill‘lii, ‘ ' l
mains lh‘; sai'ii.——‘ I; r ' . v
her. .11 'l.. stun... :- :irw
.-\ (iomi 'l'lnu: to “rip it |U:-l ii
11‘ 3011 ioel iinxi .‘il'll' ulé‘i'lfil
threatened hv .'l. listless {‘l’l. D321 p.
'itiiuginar)‘. ilzf> ‘5. .i r-~i iii: w
trike fitl'i to l'i‘L‘ . 1‘. L5.- c 1". .
Really their. work I‘ fill r. a 1 .
sour particular it
use of sonic :mli
distributed in imoklor or
form or even 1-; Viral
word of iiioutl. "‘l
wright)! ideas res‘ _ .
mess (15011;? Luna-s v .
the two umrspnprr car
article to mouse the i‘
to the gravity of his 011'
Going hollow. loo. ill :1. r 1.5-.
detrlminial l0 cno‘s sol: r:
well as health, as the fear ('5
and being dorcribed as a "nut" liri [-
somewhere iu the train ot‘ (w; '
addict Who has the i'-!l.~1rlf_\‘ to .;;~
pour on :i pulliu ilzi'vi‘ougiiiaru so: a
headwear. ilu‘, after all. the ((‘lL‘
tiou 0!. health is by fur the nos: in.
portaui. and in. a da‘VEOUO ccrmr.
that while going halless may nu i.
oqulvalrut to making facts at i;-
underiuker. it‘s at least issuing a.
invitation to the hendkeeper of c‘
insane iisylun‘i within commuti‘gr
distance to make a. personal {ALI
formal call.
no doubt be notified that the use of;
resin is banned. iiiculnrly fortunate last year in dig-
it is possible some American i ing up two great young catchers in
League pitcher may have the nerve , Mickey Cochrano and Leo Dixon.
to ask for the resin b Not get.‘ It is years since so sensational u
ring it. since there won' be any in youngster es Cochrnuc has broken
the American League. he might take into the majors. It was his hitting
his case higher up. alone that made him stand out over
Then there is the world serioleixou.
angle. in reality the resin bag seems; Dixon is a master workman bank
like a small matter. yet. it may siir . or the plate. If he were a better hit.
up a‘lot of trouble before the semen lier. Dixon would he as much talked
is over. "ibout 3s Cochraue. '
Ray Schalk.
In only one season out or the last
13 has Rey Schalk. veteran White
4 Most of the .backstonplng in the Sox catcher. failed to take part in at
modern this snm'mer will be doneeby least 100 games. The 8111816 excep-
vefprln Y‘CC’TWTT. tion “’88 in 1924 when he caught but
The American League was par-l 57 frfli's.
DEARTH 0F (JAWS
The catching end of baseball l5i
most important. For several years?
there has been a dearth of young'
catchers.
i
Hornsby.
Roger-r Barnaby, manager
second hos-Jinan of the St. Louis
Cardinals. has not only led the )le
iional League in betting six string.
seasons. but has hit .400 and n... . =
in three of the last {Our campaigns
In 1°92 Hornoby turned in n
matting marl: of .40!. the first rim
in his big league career he got v
the .400 class. In 1923 he. fell 1'
.384, only to come back the failur-
ing season with a .424 arerage, t‘.
greatest ever compiled in mod-t:
times.
Last year Hornsby kept up ilr
suit by batting .403. thus hanging:
up an unusual record.
and
or:
hug-m. {a in: M'mi’u
«his... m j‘
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Queen Of Air Returns
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umumrmnimnrst
Allah." wall-id up ~10 mouths acoat‘ita‘MehIn-ot (x. J.) hangar fur
1 rain
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