Evening sentinel, Tuesday, April 20, 1926 · page 13

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TEX RiCKARD EXPECTS TO 4
- ARRANGE FOR TITLE BOUT

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Gene Tunney Slated To Face the Title Holder
l -—Scrap To Be Held At the Yankee Stadium
' In the Fall.

. ’I‘ex Rickard will probably signlsnd Denlpser moire. nest iz'cplolm
,.'eck Dempsey to a. contract to u..- : burg
.lcnd his world's heavyvelgllt title,‘

 
 

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LARRY'GARDNFR
'DOESN’F PUT
BAN ON GOLF

Stigmlioop Pilot Secs
0 am In Mixing
the Two Games.

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Billy Lauder’s
Own Column

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Y. M. C. A. Mitt Article Will Swap Punches—~—
Several Fine Prizes—Gold Watch for Main
EvenL—Pmceeds Go To Boys’ Band. . "

“land as an added attraction: it is
planed to have one or two other
features Chick Dorsey. one of tilt-

 

 

 

 

Tbe tint boxing tournament to be
staged in the Weetport Y. hi. 6. A.
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row night. when the pulling frogs: contenders ior the untamweiglll ASHEVILLE. N. 0., AP?" :0.—— lthis ulcruoou. The light wtll litkt“ iii. PASO. lt-.:. .\[tlli .-—-t.ir’i
l Ch. Bridgepon “a Weetport “Y.“ MW” "t the III“. “a W'“.m' ‘Lerry Ont-an” former "11rd bggo. Fill-Iv; during lilo tall at the Yankee 4 Jack L‘oml‘hey will Lli‘l‘l "yo Yr'J'tfl‘.
oil-h This. Imlr is for the benefit boxlns inulrucmr et the “1" mill man 0, mo “who” fled am... pm“, Immum and Gang Tunney will prob. day that no “out: (than; his [Ills
0' the boys bend of Westport. The “W ”I elliibitlon with some I“, ldelphlu. Athletics and Cleveland ‘uitly to [Kill i.lt.ill to taco: li‘t‘ chum. In'-- this rummrr on" . m [llltl'ltt‘b
show is sponsored by the Rotary boy. iridium and hero or several world 'i'iOil. .tlon oi’ loll lili‘lul‘i ll -',ri;itiiiit. ‘
w!!!) and the Y. is. C. A. Ti” W‘WW" “a.” "2'!" ‘31? mm “,1“, 1. one baseball managor who . Donpwy .iuu lilckord .i r e ' tormc are cum-ti. ‘ '
he committee from these two busy during the next men - Wit 0' illolda no objection to call tor his. 'echnduied to meet in Forth Worth: Ho declared r... “iii. In; to meet

l'l‘cxee. this afternoon. and talk over : Gone Tunney. “horn Rickard has
larrangelncnul for tie wrap. luck- under con'lm't tor a championship ,
lard has 'l‘unnly Ludo;- a contract. :‘or bout. Urn.- e warned to leave '

the bout-re will be seen on the new
aniu-ur show to be held at the ar-
A return boxing

organisations purchased is prises.

wrich are now on display at the 1"” pl"'y°"' ‘

. Gardner this your in taking his

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"Y." A gold watch will be the prise
ot the main bout of the evening.
which features Ray Davis oi the
Weetpcrt "Y" and some crack
Bridle-port. As there will be seven
bouts. all the tighter- will be given
a prize. The losers will get wrist

mory. on May 4.
show wil be staged in Bridgeport
during the ntiodle oi the month
The Wcrtport boxers will go on a‘.
the smoker. which is to be bold ii
the Sprlnxwoco section oi the city
late in May.

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It It . les. cu n s etc '1" 1!. 1'0 Plan!!! 0 run. ‘0” to become mumoum to his San Diego sportsman mid :lllt'r- can he tardy l-ltr-M 41 around
and watch charms another amateur show in West ort‘ .. " we 11;. lleuvy- i ~ _ ‘ .. > ‘ ‘ , .

Tl - ' '- " p i ‘U LOLLL ‘ 1 baseball." Will the major “851“! day llu line been nullltwl by .lucktrtn pm; Damp“... . . , .31“ ml,

to entire Westport Y boxing during the first part of June. 803- weight. catch-3r of tho Yun- lvcternn. ..| play the game “when“ pump”), as tho htavymight 1‘3““; i (an. “m mm“ In W :.‘. “M“ L

turn will so on the card. These in: has become popular in West- item seems to no mulling It do. not hurt my “mung llll‘OW-| -(‘ll:.l".l’|i0ll'b mmumw 1... "1... ”pm my} I “mm; ‘ .. W . 0..., [Um .
boxers include: Rey Davis. Johnny port. Every night that the ..y-- 501- good. Miller Huggins will ing or batting ' . aim-“.3 .113”... of a“ lit-2..“ ya, to... g”. .__ .. w.“ r.” .3. . .
Sarge; Ted Coleman, Buy Green era workout a large crews of spec. . J no doubt. continue to alvel "Just a, long ,3 pm..." take uni .1... Mm“... a“... “m “‘1“ 0w.- dm“ mm”...mp1,“..3‘y1vm 1,17 .t-ru‘phls ‘
wzdt‘shsr. Gordon Russell and Ed. tutors (other in the Kymnaslum to him cyery opportunity because 0: ‘ occasion“! mum on “H; links i hold! .mrmu‘ly handled W Jack Mm”. \‘.:.i' ‘. H 3 MW)" hr. "1- :rrod— :
S r a cut. The Mason twins oilsoo them so through with their raw his strong hitting. inc obJecllun. lint Ohm they start ‘-rl.v ii iii: nontr'm ‘in-twecr. H-urns .4 i.i< .rrrlnfi. lw .- "Hill but; r.

outh Norwnlk probably m" be Ob. ”I” training. '_ Long distance ulttins “Y a muulworri'l more about their llOt l - ,

near the bottom c: the batting oi- scores ion thvy do 0v". their 150' l'ltLllDil; .‘lt‘LlZOD. LLl‘1, AND ROLAND MAO MALI]; .

 

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I I I ! calla hull.’
B composed of Guiu'ls. Ruth “M 31'3“" Gardner look, upon ‘01, a, at team, is Dolielliug up his game on the links at Washington. Willi him? ..
. fit‘i huh“ 00011 in bat. rrcroution for his play-ma. t is l"rl~tltlit~. .‘lt:l.ultl. ruinous prol‘nsinnnl, who has been teaching ilm‘ In (James i. 95‘ erday
l A leiluwgvllh the billing llOWUT “a round once or twice a wecki _ ‘ _ i ”H..-
. _ _ .. . _ - . mun-.wr the film points or plnv since the latter \IUI’U lrncc ptlnln' ‘
o! Loillns should inert-uric the run Bile! them it. rest from baseball war-l ‘ . _ ‘ - \_\ l lUN.\l Ii‘ ““1.
. scoring column for tile ll'ulll since ”on” he explains. u” they're in n‘ “rough .‘lat‘lu'llzfi i~ only lb. ill ranks. with the FK'rl oi Aliivricu'a " V’an‘a
one or two 0! the above "WWW“ slump. players all about hotel lobbies “mam" snlfvrs. - .. . r. ,. 1. .m - row
a S "‘“n are ”"qu‘mly 0“ “mm or all morning Worrying. They are A 1“? “3.“: Al N V.“ C3“; ‘. 4‘ Muir." I'milimtlt. . . ‘l 1 -
third “in” long hits) “1“” the end Krotit‘hi', r‘rulihy and harbor it. bndi ' i“1c hon/nylon nine Lu“ Sun ny at-l AMERICAN Ll) \Gl‘i‘
’ {of ”‘0 butting "““01' i“ “i” :rllrposltlon that is detrimental not: mm“ more cnnsmoruy "WWW!" “5‘3"r""°“‘ Th.“ W“ has “(It be?” M" Hilllllllllh. Mull-tic: l ‘ t - Pr
l‘OOb REFORM . This ycilr’s i‘ullllcts, as now liliu‘l ‘ only to tlicmseiles but to the clubi Helpful Hints l’l‘Hlll‘tih «ill-rcizon than time»; a; 1.»... l mu .1 yet. gi‘lio gaunt )will cl'llufr he< ‘
Some 0! these directors 0: college With the first game of its sched- up. have a Particularly well bul- as a whole. A round or got! causes' ”MP“ "W?“ “‘“M‘m- “'l.‘__’ ” “IL L“ l 1 o ‘ LIJJGL‘L‘ 101‘,“ s 10 Itill‘.
athletics certainly :0 t0 the extreme ula safely tucked auay in the win “0"" butting ”“1“" 3° ”“3”“ “W’- lhcm to forget their worries. it they BY 1M ”0’35“”‘1 him his in" ‘13“- ‘),[(.‘f T _ u .. a w .3 ! Niltiorlnl lmguo .. id
in suggesting retorms. i th Sta l d at h l hitting just. ahead at Coi.lns. is Pget nice. long golf drives. they regain . or course. when his shots uoi‘r per. lt‘ {cure a. . “girth .. it)" Amcrluan League ...... .. 5
The very latest one in this respect co umn. e m or 811 so so good “NA to produce a sale my, in n l hum“ cunmpnm ; GOFfAn Stars slszently to the right or hit 0! the . Franklin stone. or \\ est .ia n tnrect . _
baseball team takes on White l ‘ ' . desired objective. h ut. bill'Uiimg ; ii" ”Mimi” ‘3’” 11° "“5 “5““ 1...... e 19

is the thought that only sophomores
and Juniors be. permitted to take part I
In varsity athletics.

As freshmen the athletes mustl

PM! among themselves. As seniors eludes a meeting With Nausetuck like a very dangerous buhh OIIIUlifVfieuaigurn the morning is Among the many phases or the‘ professional wine in a match round."l‘lzrrs have contractor: "rill" Solidi . 1935 w.“
they would be permitted to help High. here. Coach Michael A. New” for any man to thee witcth- enough." he 0pm“ 'Eigllteen holes same uhlch trom time to time are; u may be "gum—find in mmglhimukus bOOAng agency in utilrJ-é Mum”! League 2:.) 15
coach the treshmen. sophomores and I 3037““ charges ”WW“ impressive- er ho is a right or lctt hand pltclicr. ' 0.. mm}. ”M.“ them fatigued when “WWW! b‘mom; golfers none can roses the argument is. it)! altogether K ford to arrange 8823105 10" this”, American my“: , a, 9
”“1“" 1" by ”“1"" “mam"“k' 3 ‘° 1' Comas. tnhrlg ul’lli itulli—ull let‘l. ”my rem. u... park The,“ med M "’1"! 10 ~29 more cuns'siv-ntly de- imorrcct- that the professional owest Hm fist-rs exrm lv- gulf-t all. he» __ __

n is claimed that such a. system in a. seven inning game. Saturday. handed ”Magrmm in there again-st balm thnn that relating: to the cumv ihh- superior accurzmv to the amount good teams in this Want 3'. Fame-ml loud. ’ M 2‘

would do away with over exploiting
certain star athletes. since a great
monyiot them reach the peak of
their games as seniors.

The press agontlng of Rod Grange
and his entrance into pro football.
is the real reason back of tho slig-
gestlcn. which appears to me to be
not only radical but also ridiculous.

Why deprive a player of getting
the big thrill of his athletic career
as a senior, the year it means so
much to him? )

As for over exploiting the college'
athletes. it the newspapers didn't, toll'
the world about the outstanding col-
lege football stars. there wouldn't
be any million dollar stadiums nor
plenty or money to finance intra-
mural athletics tor all the students.

There are entirely too many rc-
formers in this world.

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SMART PITCIIER

Who is the smartest pitcher in the
American League?

To answer that question without
getting into any arguments is rather
a stilt proposition.

For several years Clarence Row-
land. former manager of the Chicago
White 80:. now an American Magus
umpire. has officiated for the New
Yerk club in its spring games.

I note where he says Urban Shock-
er is the smartest.pitcher in the
American League. And by smart
pitcher he means one who studies his
batters careiully. pitches to their
weakness. has a. varied assortment
of stuff which he uses to advantage
and in a pinch has the courage to
use the very thing the batter would
never expect.

Rowland has bod a chance to cb-_
serve shocker as a manager and an
umpire and it must be admitted he
has made a pretty good guess.

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TRAINING STUNTS

Recently someone asked me it ma.-
jor; league managers considered
handball a. good spring training

am i.

geek 10 or 15 years ago handball
was very popular at most or the
training camps in the south. or late
years it has almost ceased to be I

lHullowten Park. Wednesday after-

 

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Harry Hsilmeon. champion bate- and turn on the high-speed gas. ~ n e' . Decorating Mimi 8’» South horwnlk. . A. Hefner. Liberty Square,
men 0! the American W300. ll ‘ ‘ ' ' ‘ i V ML W615, 73 W3" Street! East Norwalk‘ '
crack handball player. He does much Sir Conan is all flustsred. like a A I 0 NOW is THE TIME i‘ Daleo, G') 30 “ OOdWEl‘d Norwalk,
of it during the winter. Hellman" canary bird bathlnsinsetrsnse tub. t t Agalfl Ave. 50 Nor-walk. J s h ' ago 1.; .9
likes it. more because it sharpens There was yes-yes in Sir Canon's Beneditt \‘ews 43 Wall St 05' c avl'len. ' " ‘3"
up'lthzleyg'than Jott- “yogi"; r3; 2333:. and no.“ in the medium's i Donne'ly’s 16 & 18 South N'Orwalkb . , a Ave. East Norwalk.
son. a urea s a e or t . ' Li .

2 Main St. So. Norwalk.
Mm“. _ . . . , t ' M. D Marley. 234 East Ave-

: isle managers have placed I 11'! settinsaoyou can’t trust any. 0 o , . Frank Dorsey 45 West " -
be ‘ on the game because the sudden body in this world. and fewer peo- New OldflIIOblle SIX 3 Frankie Fay. Washington Ave. Norwalk. ’ Due? But Norwalk.
etc and stem necessary to Shine pie in the other world. ' : St, South Norwalk.. ’ 'A Salllck 1 Cor Av
at the game are not considered good 0 e 0 l M B “fill ; - t 6 enue- '
:or'most players' legs. Sir Conan sent in a confidential . Ol'e ea“ l H 75 R .1 g 3' Hassen, 51 West Avenue. East Norwaik.

The medicine ball is still much request with prepaid toils so. . Better Performance ! """fssY‘ 1” road AVG-r Not-walk.
used. Sonia managers consider the binding a sconce with Louis the ' L0 . . 5011i}! iVOi'Wiiik. Bonny Celia, Fort Point St.
walking necessary in golf helps the ' Eighth and his medium delivered an wet PriC ' o G Libfizzi 399 Main Street East Norwalk '
legs, provided it is played alter the analgesic furniture dealer from Grand 0" DISPLAY ' « Sam Hyman. 35 Raymond VOrlvaik ’ r .

' la baseball practice. s. ; ~ - ' . _ _
reg“; most mlnltgflm harm u u m . . {a . ‘ St.. South Norwaik. F d . k E Bi ch 15 “Loglssggrg' sglkwmfield
itself is considered t o m “I we! no cellos lent: ‘ 're eric . r rec a orwa
to get into shape. Usually no gloves on the bottom in a triendLv game. AARON KOHN g - M- J?“ 8 M011?“ Stm‘: Wall Street Norwalk ’ 1"" A ’ ‘ '
and bats tor a day o.- so keep the ‘ thetgi‘edigififlcame nightgown with 9 R. R Ave. Se. Harwell . , South horwalk. ’ '

an t t ettin too strenuous a on ver w on il‘ Conan . - . .
a e 6' m" g s asked for a little history lesson from ”W" ‘8' . Leary 5,, Co. 5 Railroad United 0'88? Store. Main & Rowayton

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MORE BAWUNMNG
on the theory that the tall in use
by the More this year Iili not be

and developing sore
» e e

so lively. meet managers an e! the _eimple sublime mills in the curl.

opinion that bases‘unning is due for
a revival.

Because of this belief more alien.
not: has been paid a: this feature of
the some this tip-ins than in laser

Iona oi the managers even
the old sliding pits. once
a part of awry training mop.

Last season. even with this lively
baseball. the Chicago White 80!
proved that good babernnslhs could
still will bell genes. _

I believe l on site when I venture

- the opinion that the hog won a doses
games test menu simply through
senor! baseruunins '

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Plains. N. l’.. liigh's aggregation at

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FiNE PARK IN
POUGHKEEPSIE

The new baseball park at Pousb-
keepsle. N. Y.. will be used for box-
ing eths at frequent intervals
Harold Grindle. the new owner and
his associates are planning to make
the Spring Lake park an all-year
around sporting place. The field will
be flooded in the winter for hockey.
Besides the baseball diamond titer-0|
will be {our tennis courts. A 13 foot.
fence has been built around the
park. A new concrete grandstand to
seat. 1.800 is now under construc~
tlou. A gang of workmen are
trying to have the field in readiness
for the opening at the NYCO league
on May 16.

The No‘rw-allt club will open at
Poughkeepsle on May ill. They will
take many tans along with them“
The official opening oi the league at l
Pcusbkeepsie will attract many tansl

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from this section. The Wilton tnaml
will go to Poughkeepsie the follow-i
lug week to play the Beckwith.‘

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sti- Conan Doyle's pet medium has
gone south With the swag. and
epiriusuein's foremost press dust is
down on his knees taking a long
count.

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It's bad enough when your rela~

lives discwn you but when somebody

Paul Reverc's wandering soul.
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Neverthel the great inter-nap
tinsel shes:- oune retains all his

one racket. as points out that you
never get what you ask for when you
go into a telephone booth. either. and
yet the business still pays gaudy di-
Vidal“ .

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Question is did the medium don-
blecrces Sir Conan then be asked
for Venus and got Carrie Nation in-
stead. or did the festive spirits triple—
crOIs the medium?

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There are tricks is all trades and
one never knows when Abe Attell
will bob up with the winning hand
to e. poker tournament where the low

‘seoond ilins at managing the Ashe-

 

 

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tier is a. very valuable asset to pro-
duce runs utter the bully artilleryl

pinch and is all nny lil’llll liable to.
score a man from til.rd by one of:
his trcquctit lung sucrillce lites. l

in tact this l’uniiec team looks:

:lli kllldt. nt pitching and atom tibial
to hit left builders as well us the‘
right hundcrs. .

With this regular combination the'
Yanks have a. distinct advantage:
over those other tcnms who curryl
some lel‘t hundcd bulimia and let
them into the gums only against;
right handtd put-hora.

It Gehrig continues to improve
ot-cr his last years hitting. as he
has shown so far this season. and!
folitiwml by lllltil untl .‘lleurel, who,
should both limo .l good year. that;
butting order “in be equal to. if not.
better, than Jilly ill the league. '

hocuig has shown blmsull co tori
to be a good let'ldcol'f man. This tel-
low, tollowed by the exceptionally
sperdy Combs, will carry many runs
across the plate due to the hits or}
that. crowd at Sluggers following'
them in the batting order. i

Waite lloyt against llucity Harv;
i'ls‘ Srnators. seemed to be buck to;
his old World Series form at it low;
years ago. it he keeps this up lio‘
will be one of the hardest men in‘
the league to beat.

With Shnwltcy. Jones and ,Poml
hock pitching the ball they arc. cup.i
table of the uncertain ihl‘n id may be?
carried along to success by hard.
hitting and good pitching.

Going at their present rate Hug-
gins' team should tlnlsh lit-3 Eastern
series well up in front and start the.
first. Western invasion with a Win.
ping attitude. :1 quality that was. not
I.‘i’i"l".'. in their play last season

W...

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(Copyright. 1926 )

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Soft-hearted cables tram other

side indicate Sir Conan is about

ready to toss up the spiritual sponge. A

 

 

M Johnson. former heavyweight
champion. is at it again. his fight-
Pet Lester. May 2. at. Negales. Arts.
Photo shows his continent grin as he
arrives. '

' assures the fans that .1 fierce strug

l'liie (N. C.) Tourists of the Still!
Leaguu l‘pcn arrival at Asheville
to take charge or the training grind.
Gardner announced no ban would
prevail against goii tor his players.

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batting average. then I'll have to:

 

Iloluntl .‘laciicmfio. youngest member of the American Walker cup

‘Gene would make u better opponent

l negro contender.

i SAN DIEGO Col. .‘iprli

 

 
 

 

. A. title bout. at tut, [likfltlll limo :.lr:i ; tonight tor l‘ert Worth, l'l.tre he .1
in) has stated that In. thinks t.lii 'wlil cotter 'Ul‘.ifr.o‘." \‘llil lilcknrd.
While l’l'f..l‘b“y \l'lii tun. to tight
lior Dempsey than Harry \this. tnolon a pt‘l'ct‘illllfiv line». under the re-

Iquironiemi. laid down by
.L -— ‘ York lioxmg commission. the cham-
(.\i’)-Gelie Normidc. null known { plan's and of tho new. linkers said.

 

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Unrtlllcr says the main obllction
of baseball illitnngcrs to golf is lhal
players play the pasture game too

 

JIMMY ocul-txlli-;\'_.\vlly linos'
PLAY llIL'l‘l'l-th GOLF I

end buieball is a drudgery in the at-
ternoon. That's when the bait must
be called."

The former big league idol rclsua
that soil swings are tree and easy.
Nothing jerky and harmful in swing-
ing at a smtlonal-v object. Deso-

pnrlilii'c superiority M proit-ssirlllnls
Olci- nmnt-urs in the mutter or:
otrnlghl hitting with both li'ondcn’
and iron clubs.
shots

urcrnge protl-nslonai's

. l
'lhrre can he littlemmch m the, amount or prat‘tica one ticu tor the coming battle with the!

doubt that. day in and day cut. the j
11,2‘8irfit‘ll'ifid5.

generally. ills lapses are pulling- 5-0 5 Roy (liner :rn.i "ll-tics" Keuruwy,
frequent nor so pronuouccd as those 1 CH)" 1‘ is u. l'll-‘lv r and an outliei-J.
rt” (h... :iierugo amateur. lsunlly the. ' is. literacy is an irltlelder. Thr-

of practice he is able in put m. llul ifiut 0Ut~0l-lowu trips Will he or»
this does not apply in every case. ranged this summer. They Will prac-

To my mind the answer ins not so lion Saturday afternoon in preparzl-i

gets. rut ll‘. employing the proper Rowaytons. The boys from Roway
l top are managed by Eddie isdrlgar.

 

 

 

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A-B-(T CLASSIFIED ADS eel! so ‘
exec! no ax- ,

rec dliy because they
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hell players will keep loose. limbcr
and in good shape t-y a couple of
rounds on the links a. week. claims
Gardner. who gives par a battle now
and than.

iNDOOR GAME
All «Anion.

The indoor baseball game lit-tween
the Norwatk Tire and ltubher com-
pany and the Second Cambat Train.
will be played tomorrow night a!
the armory. This game was post;
pound trom lost work. This will bl
the fourth contest or the series. Th: i
soldiers have two victories as com I
pared to a. single win tor the Tire ?
men. The game n'lli positively br
held tomonow. It. is said' that tho“
two teams have xr-agrd $100 on till 3
final outcome of the brittle. Till»;

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

:16 will he fought. in the aroma
Cheering sections tor the meters or
both teams have been reserved. A
small admission charge will b.
made to cover the espcn‘ses at in
evening. An orchestra will Furnisl
llll‘ mush: for dtncing. (allowing lIlv
game. The umpire will call out
"play ball" at 8:15. ,

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C. Allegretto.

 

. . Are, So. Norwalk.

Fred. Coleman. 35 North
Main St, So. Not-walk.

Geo. Cuneo. 144 Washington
St. So. Norwalk.

J. Catrone, lS Ely Ave, So.

 

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.‘l Album, 41 Railroad Ave,

Ave. South Nor-walk.

Main St. 80. Norwalk.
J. F. Mole. 196 Ely Avenue,

_ Springwood Pharmacy. 1
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Levenson’s. 90 Washington
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EVERY DAY

on Sale At These Places:

L. Agranov, 107 Washing-

ton St, So. Norwalk. Not-walk.

Smoke Shop, :2 Southfiiam
St, South Norwalk.

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South Norwalk.

Norwails.

69 Lexington
Center Aves.

Newhauor’s Drug Store,
r‘airfield & Conn. Aves, S. N.

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B. Tavlin. 6? Main Street.
Harold Austin, 93 Main rt

A. Murphy, Main St. tr

Norwalk.

East N orwalk

John Armour, Winfield St.
East Norwalk.

Gannon Phar. 31 Van Zuni

H. Aide, 15 West Ave. So.

Wall St., Norwalk.

James P. Sheehan, 23 Wall
Street. Norwalk.

Hamilton Shop, 49 Wall St,
Norwalk.

S. d: 8. Tobacco Shop, 86
Wall Street. Norwalk

3. n. Eliot-ind Main St,
Norwalk. .

Shop. 70 So.

one, Barton.

St, East N orwalk.

Fred. Lockwood, Rowayton
Ava. Romytcn.

Allen’s Drug Store, Ramp
ton Ava. Rowayton.

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