, ' i .
lo
‘ ‘ local basins prono-
“ High to atone a smoker
“ . ll flows“ during tho month
been waiting tor
Stamford to run
. Chim-
to boys Mills ills-
otsto bantamwalght
in action with some
boy. Chimbolo has hold
that the local man has
halting and decided to
action himoslt.
- ray announced his retire-
: several weeks one he promised
Wit (3ch Dorsey with Pee
Italth oi Brlds'oport. In order
these two boys touther
decided to run a smoker betoro
Jainmor season opens. The
will probably be held at the
l
and Smith will be the
. ,ior the smoker. Bruce
0! Port Chester and Johnny
at Bridgeport will also be on
QM. K. 0. Runs and Jimmy
- n ~ will swap punches in an-
oi' the bouts. Fay plans to put
, lilvo tour-round bouts. He has
mun» crack boats in view.
5,;l'reinetor any will wait until anoi-
,‘vanlatonr tournament on May 4
_ “completed before he takes any ac-
' on the matter of running the
her. Now that Fay has let the
" out of the bag by announcing
-‘-- Several Other Bouts Bolus
Sale for Amateur Show.
mlwm-Mmoocm'
Planned -—
ahead and complete his plans tor
the show.
Fara amokal- probably will no
stand otter the lprinnood A. C.
wood smelter will be for amateur
boners and there is a possibility oi
newton .loo Baahsy and Joe li‘ullin
wrestle asoln.
It ray is unable to obtain the
armory for tho show he will have
the smoker in another hell. prob-
ably in tho but district.
There is a his sale 0! tickets tor
the amateur shew. W said that
the reserve ticltota will probably be
all gone by Saturday. As tho show
is tor tho banoilt of Bill Robes
many people are expected to bu!
tickets. who will not go to the tour-
aament.
It is true that Michal] ll still in
its intancy and two or its most bols-
terous intents are Messrs Landla
and Johnson.
"is he good? Why that baby could
sell a pair of opera glasses to a blind
mant"
It's the most natural thing in the
world that somebody always has to
get stung at a spelling bee.
He is a rare man who doesn't im-
pose on himself more unnecessary
taxes than Government imposes.-
‘ hawker. he is expected to no
Boston Express.
1
puts their show nurses. The Ipring- -
MILTON
CONVERSE BASEBALL suors
amine “D. '& M.” Bat Free With Every Pair.
inverse “Bronchos” are the shoes regular fellers
bank on-they’re surefooted and serviceable.
ELWOOD
South Norwslk
topics High Without Nine
, I‘M .
Meet Commercial Nine
In New H a v e n —
Jack Mackin 0n the
Mound.
The Norvalk High school baseball
team will open its season by taclng
the strong Commercial High or New
Haven at Rice mid. New Haven.
this sttornoon.
Lost your tho local boys gave the
Elna City lads a. sound trounclng.
'l‘bia tact still remains in the minds
at tho Commercials and they will be
out tor revenge this afternoon. The
pitching situation is the big prob-
lem at.Ndw Haven. the Elm city
loam ,hao Olson. Garcon. and Cop-
pingar to hurl tor them. Captain
Sivignoy will be on the receiving
and of tho lineup.
The local boys will make the trip
to New Raven by bus. The game ill
scheduled for 8:15. Coach Furol
Green has picked his squad for the
season. 'The batting order is not
known at the present time. The lo-
cal coach will probably mniie his
final selections beioro the start of
the trip.
Jack Muekin is tavorcd to open
the some in the box for Norwalk.
Herman Rissolo and Coleman Char-
nok are also ready to take up the
pitching burden at a minute's no-
tice. Jerry Tomcy, captain or the
team. will do the catching. Mike
Livinstelrl will cover first with
either Herbert Keogh or Jim Vas-
ealo at second. Freddie Hart will be
seen at short. Earle Wicks and lrv~
lng Foote will be the third base cun-
didatea.
Bill Sullivan. Jackie Lewis. Knox
McGowan and Earle Comslock will
be the outtielders William Wilbur
is an extra. first baseman and Jack
Reynolds is the subsUtute catcher.
The Norwalk team has an oven
chance to win and probably will
make the New Haven boys step llvo-
ly. The locals have not played a.
game yet and are at. a disadvan-
tage on a torcign field. The Com.
mcrclais showed up none too well
in their game last year..
A-B-C CLASSIFIED ADS sell so
readily because they excel so ex-
So. Norwalk.
C. Allegretto,
Norwalk
South Not-walk.
South ,Norwalk
A. Alhage, 41 Railroad Ave,
Ave., 80. N orwalk.
Fred. Coleman, 35 North
Main St., So. Norwalk.
Geo. Canoe, 144 Washington
St, So. Norwalk. '
ll. Catrone, 18 Ely Ava, So.
Dalier & Simon, 116 South
Main St., South Norwalk.
SisSouth Namath. .
3. tr. hole. 196 Ely Avenue.
fingernail Ph 0! 1
mgPAm South Nat“:
Invenson’s. 20 William
St, South Nor-walk. .
ceediuly.
1*
I EVERY DAY
Buy it At (The “Newsdealer nearest your Home: It is “ '
On Sale At These Places: ,
69 Lexington
Newbauor's
Netball:
H. Aide, 15
Norwalk.
Nanak.
.‘i
L. Agranov, 107 Washing-
. ton Sh, So. Norwalk.
Smoke Shop, 2 South Main
St, South Norwalk.
Union News, Railroad Ave,
South Net-walk.
Fairfleld & Conn. Aves, S. N.
in. Weir, 73 Wall Street,‘
‘ Frederick ll. Birch, 15%
membranes wan St,
.3 anew-an...
wall street. ammo , -
in. Illerin, s m
ugh »
Nor-walk.
a
Norwaik.
Center Aves,
Drug Store,
West Ave, 80. “
ADoleso. go‘ 22k WOOd‘m'd Net-walk. ' .
ve. °~ 0"? - ' Jon. Schavrien, 232 am
”finally a" 16 5 -18 South N03315:“ NOW, 43 wall St" Ave" East Norwalk.
Main St" 80' Norwslk. ' E l Dorsey 45 West M. D. Motley. 234 East Ave-
Frankie Fay, Washington Ave, Ne ll. ' . aue.. East Norwalk.
8" 89““ Not-walk. , A. H 51West Mm!“ 'A. Selliek, 1 Core Avenue,
sonangieuyfii Railroad Ave, Norwalk. ' - p ' E3“ “"73""
. l! 0” p , , . ' Benny Celia, Fort Point St.,
Louis Hertz, 69 Winfield
Street, East Norwalkh
niilJNor’wilkiim" sum" .thl succeuomuk.
' ‘ United-ow Store ms. 8-.
bury. a Go. 5 Railroad .y
Ave, South Nos-walk. . Wt“ 30.. Noe-walk.
I! . , 3.1%, ‘ . James P. Shoebox: 23 Wall ‘
Main St. So. NW0 So mtaNOl'WIlk.‘ ' _ Ava, Rowayeon.
I
St. ,
f nus, Dal-lea.
Lead!“ Batslnen
In llor Leagues
—-——— .
RATIOS“. “IOU!
Play- . club GA! It I P0
loan 1 to l o .m
Homily, It. In. I II I II .4“
Inch. Filth... I II I lo .0“
Wheat. Bklyn.. I u a to .dl‘l
War. Cin... 1 II I I .60.
Modes- a year Ito-Hollie.
I'hlladolphll. .m.
DAN LEAGUE
Player Olllh GAB R. I Po
l-‘Iagsteld. Boon I II I II .800
spur-goon, Ole“. I II 8 ll .dll
Collins. N. Y. .. I H it ll .01
Dykeo. l'ltil. ... 7 II I fl .4“
Ruth. N. 1’. I IS 10 ll .8”
Leader a year ant—Poole,
He’s Reds’
Philadelphia. .5”.
B. Tavlin, 67 Main Street. g
Harold Austin, 93 Main St,
A. Murphy, Main St. a i
East N orwalli
John Armour, Winfield St,
East Norwalk.
Gannon Phar, 31 Van Zant
St., East Norwalk.
A. Hefner, Liberty Square,
East Norwalk.
Roweyton ‘
Fred. Lockwood, Rowayton
Allen’s Drug Store, Romy-
ton, Ava, Rowayton.
Darlen
George Valle, Railroad Ave-
urs 80me
W0l_l_K_ll_lG our
Frankie Fay'ii amateur boxers are
working out every night at the
Colored club on Water street. The
boys are going through a hard
drill under the supervision of bay.
The fighters are getting into
shape for the next amateur show
to be staged at the armory on Tues-
day night. May i. This show is for
the benefit of Bill Kehos. Bill is a
local man. seriously ill. Fay report-
ed this morning that a large num-
ber of tickets have been sold. Bo
advises people to obtain their pasto-
boards early. At the last fight
many people were disappointed be-
cause they could not purchase re-
serve seats at the last minute. The
armory is expected to be packed
again when the honors taco rach
other on May 4. ll‘ay‘a boys have
been doing roadwork tor the last
two weeks and are in for better
shape than they Were in the last
battle.
Thaieferee
llow many clubs are in tho .‘iliclli-
gall-Ontario League this scason'.’--li‘.
R. \l'.
Faint—Flint. Day City, Saginaw
and Port Huron.
How old is Fidel Lu Illll‘l'll. fly-
welghl clmlnplou'f—D. S. A.
La Barha is 90. '
VI
Norwaik.
Edd Rousli is ”W "llig ill-l'lllu
consistent .330 llilti-r, "illlhll ix luru
" of ill:- lilll'l'illluii licils‘ :llllwk.
‘Big Bertha’DEClDE
Westport Club.
Coach Milton D. llnrrington, oi
Staples High school. has decided that
lll('l‘0 will he no iw‘bnil ill that
school this your.
Dill: in the lack of llllli‘Jlill a de-
cision mun reached lieu-may to
abandon bliss-ball lol' lllL' season.
’l‘hvrv are just nine culldidnies for
iln- team. On ncmuiit of the senior
play and other scholastic activities
durlnir thc coming year it will be
wnnuasnaY, APRIL 21, 1926.
-.l as 1,, WI ‘.
‘ in ‘ w it
5’0"
.1
lo ABANDON THE .
, BALL TEAM lllls SEASON
Lack of Material Given As Reason-—0nly Nine
Candidates—Charlie Huck Will Twirl for A
—-—-_..
unable to gel ill' full [1]" man wit ,
i‘or pruclllu .
(‘hnrlir' liut'k. \l‘w . lr'ml :i:. i'
pitcher inst liili‘ “il "l rill...
team. and later with ll. \~
will probably ili‘Vii'l i - ‘
of ”iv tmnl Illllliiu ii.
milk-um li'.\l (all. li'l' .
oi’tcrcd lillll'Jll‘ scholar: i.l:" w ,‘ ‘l‘
U, Si. l.‘.\\l‘rnl‘r'. li‘lHtl'] (“19:
Millillliildll Cull. ll-lvt. in .
lulll 0f llll‘ lili‘HU‘ll 'l Ill"! l .‘ i
llama :il Fllpin.» dvlrllzr i:.- ‘ ~ - .
,u-nrs
”limit
,l., 4..
‘! Ilz‘n"
il'
How They
Stand
3 Today’s Gaines
National League
l'llilidli‘llllllfl. at lioston.
i'lllI lllllllli at tillwago.
American League
“until“ at New York.
\l'nsiiinglon at Philadelphia.
1)! limit :l' Cllfl'tf'lilnll.
Chicano at 8:. L01ll.~.
i International League
1 Roi-luster {it Jrlsr y (by.
l ’i'ul‘nllio ill .\‘l \ulk.
‘ Syracuse at Baltimore.
‘ lilillalu at lioadlllu.
l
|
i
~Club Standings
National League
w
A
for llliM ut‘ the sue-l
i‘ly rl-‘~[lilll‘lllll‘
local baseball circles. The Wilton
first seeker was playing baseball
when many oi the present day play-
ers were last youngsters. We bci_
our last season‘s straw list thatl
"Red" will be Just. as good this sen-i
son. as he was last. .
. . O l
Charlie Middleton it he is success-E
ill! in his next two amateur bouisi
New Oldsmobile Six '
More Beautiful 1
Better Performance
Lower Pricl
0N DISPLAY
AARON KOl-lN
9 a. 3 Ave. so. Norwalk
Phone “I
elitism-(l [or this t‘\(‘lll.
II t) -
This liriduwport baseball train is‘
all .91 m “lull iilt‘ Henson lrnluv. it
looked tor .21. time as it the Park
City \lollld lienl‘itlinlll u l'i'Dl'iScilUl-
tin: ill the L‘nsiul‘ll Association this
year, but u. nllmbcr of loyal Bridge-
port fans came to tile rosette and
took over the franchise. Frankie
iSiaplotou has been succesaful in se-
curing a number or capable play-
era. The Bears will pry off the lid
with the New Haven club in that
cliff. a
It‘s a great life.
0 O
0
Whether you weaken or noL
FngglE’S
, Chattanooga. 8; Little Rock, 7.
Mobile. 5: Atlanta. 3.
Nashville. ll: Memphis, 5.
New Orleans. 0:
i
Birmingham 3. i
PACIFIC COAST
Portland. 4; Missions. 0.
San Francisco, 2: Oakland. 0.
Los Angela, 10: Sacramento, 3.
WESTERN LEAGUE
Oklahoma City. to; Omaha, 1.
Tulsa, 13; Dancer. I.
MATCHMAKERS
c OF EUROPE BUSY
Visitors .1101.“ g l i a ll .
Court Front All Over
This Summer.
LONDON. .\‘,l’:‘,
\islie of im- '_'ll ;~
in common in Lulu}: :. ‘1 in nu'. ::. .-
ll-‘Ut: gn't'li lliiiEi: i"’
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making at l-nst llii' mg.
101‘ sllui‘tllulloll. lli \t'
\taics iillvl l.‘.‘ l
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i Til'.‘ lamest i‘l'ili‘i“" ~' ~ ..
[royalties arc sch-wink
‘llll‘.d llLIS collllllg; : .
\\'ul'iul War.
l‘liilccss Astrid cl ~ i
balm; nus bun iulii‘l‘fll \‘ .vi. 1.. '
film-.- l‘riucc or bum i.;.' .l:
:o'il‘JLCAF, Will Do [:9 le'l. '1
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.\\lil bu lilo illilllllu 1.. ml. .
islvilu, lll': solemn ll )rnz‘oi-id”
or
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smut his entire big longin- (-nrn-r in (T'lmlllnnii. i,.,,tfll,,“.g1, . .; :finflht “"1""; ““"W “"l 1*" '-‘“ l"
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it while liolisll and unsigned mnuu 1 . ' , -' -‘ h V. I .
at ~ mm silluimilimin. llulillng (lllt' Amery“! L68. 6 ,lllic “hu bur. ill Illlun \; 'l
was an annual stunt with Edd. llv llnliitlll‘ “on Ills case, 1.... ‘ ‘ “,gul M, 101d T"$lll'lll"‘4", J~Zlm<lnglm. l'
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as one of the heat outpost fi'lltl\\.~ in lln- nld I'irl'liii. up: n writableimm'c‘ljmd 4 'Ifzfill‘rirlccw is Cd'iFJlf: imp. '. {51" . vi.
lulu-hawk: can llulil 'cni iimul lllml nnml;.-r.-, .... lung n. n,” arc-52:11.2: ‘2 i _; grunt spl'l‘llilliicm, hm ..!l .. .l is‘
inside the lln 'in mnilmw ,1 L' ,0 ' """" ' 2L (llllnlil‘lY l.llll\\‘ll is ll‘.i [J‘ a.
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; Philadelphia 3 5 .256 so young. Her lather will insist vii
E St Louis . ....... l G J”. tr marrying a Catholic, or at i»: . v.
E SPORT B RR GF [ ' Illl the Church. Which. of cc ~.
= , I . ililnj: eliminllt; Ill: British 1 - l
— 4 4 nternatioual League . . .
= J i w 1 PC ”on"
—— ‘ ‘ Qli'T'l M! 'l‘, l 'l‘ lli'Jl ‘ ‘
g Chat and C t f . ENOWWK . ~ -- 5' H “W“ comlm: 1in Salinity; JHill: rilll‘l’lii' J.
E " Omn‘lell 0 SDCCIal Interest TO gllaitlmorc ‘ " " ” 1.000 colnllflliled llv licr Vch l""~‘4llv 'wl
._ T . Jersey City i 3 .067 “1,”. , :1 ,. .. n. . ‘7‘
g horwalk Fans. ' Toronto . .. ....... i L‘ .667 £2,455“ dullrilfl112131;,”:I'ILIYII,‘,V ; l. ' ‘
= . ltofltestcr i z: .250 f . ' .‘ '1. ' ' 4‘ '4 ‘ ‘
.-_, BY ROY . , , , .. ‘ . i 4 _"Hl l-O'Ul'llul \lilil (hill or llll .l'i‘Z'” M J
-.llllliilllllllilllllilllllll DOWNS IiiliiililiilllIllllllillillillllili' - .
‘ Norwalk 3'8" 59'100' clients llfilvril] iw- about ruddy to Drink into Reading fl 0 "m”? .
baseball season in New Hal-en lo-illll- llrul't~r:.\i«,lli:il ranks. Charlie has , ,
. . .. l‘r-vl' .‘i \il‘..: L's‘ . l: . ‘ Y d R l
'dny The local outfit \till Slim]. up ., “139‘” "I . mu m, away one ester ay 3 e311 ts
against the strong Comments! High 1 .. it. .ei.o..iv ., but he must he cure- ‘ _ ‘
{ii‘nni 0! that city. The Green nnd‘l f1” ‘1'” "L“ M" “m” 0" he may . M‘T‘O-sl‘n IiL‘rtlhig' @
“1““, lads have m.“ gutting m I liliil' our on tin hillloll llliil. will end Cln‘c‘l‘fi‘fuh 5;. gait“)? '6 "
some real hm training "no”. mm lllli l‘.ll.;,l.'fll‘- . r right ”if” and there. \‘offo‘yfi; £30332: '
'dircutlon of Coach l‘cml Grccn and Vill‘tllisnlltrs‘ lull ruined many a ' " or ' (cold weather)
3 .llcy should be in good condition Inl'f l‘mnlL‘mg «"°‘-”‘3 1‘03““: Am" ““ 93' "rennin-Philadelphia I
Hills linemen-s tussle. The boys will. ”is “1" 1*1“"f"»‘"'l‘3“1“ “it“ 1““ 5'10“” ‘ (Cold \v‘cnuicr)
more to slap some it they hope tof “"1“ "11175:" “My ifil‘ awhile midi ...- « 2- byJOE WlLLlAMS "
wnlc up to the I‘(‘('Ol‘il of last 5011-; ”W“ “mm“ ‘3‘” i AMERICAN LEAGUE
sons nillc. ‘ ‘ . . l " ' ' . New York, 13; Washington. 5. 'l‘y Cobb it iakin: bulbs in Order
. ‘ . . lnuttnl (lllxil'b >00"! to be liat- Detroit. 5; St. Iouls. 4_ to reduce, . . . This may also hm..-
The Kiwanis Club is planning in“! in; their ring it! this hook oi the ('lvlelnnd, 9: Chicago. 5. the client of 'cOl‘l‘LCllllg the llllDI‘Cb-
other track meet. This affair willplm-da- lhv- nm «wont. along this Phllndclphia~BOStotl 1610” that he is not a clean player-
be held on the Broad River nubilinn will hi,- the hlllltl' oi' the West- (Cold weather). " ' '
icllc field. All or the school (‘llll- port \. .‘l. t‘. A. The \\‘i-~'tport box- -_ There is n. nuv rule in the majors
dren will compete and several .«mrs “r" “J! ""“" "“.""”' ‘!"’ "0““ °' INTERNATIONAL I.E.\Gl'l£. .lhis nor that all lllxuwrs who stay
will be brought here for the “in”. llw Iliudgvlmrt \. Til. (7, A. Both All games postponed on account l out liili‘ dancing will in,» sent to
Phase meals are line things [0,. the plat-us liilll' slut-ml good boxers of cold weather. iifhariesion in li‘n‘: South Atlantic
school boys and there is nothing and more should be pit-my of ac- :Lcugua.
that will be treasured anymore than “m A “umber 0‘ ""0 Prim he“? AMERICAN assocmrlox. l ‘ * ' a
a. line medal for winning an aill— lll't'll purchased for the show. The Columbus. 7: St. Paul, 8. i Fastball ain’t what it used to ho
letic event. \\ll'lll(‘l‘ of the main boat will be Immisvillc, ll: Kansas City 4: in Detroit. , , 1: tool; more than
. . . lpi-iw-utt‘xiniiiii a gold much. This is (Called end of 7th). a. snow storm 1,, stop that team
, “Red" Riley '5 trotting out again, \\‘Ol‘lll trying for und‘should draw a Toledo, 6 Minneapolis, 0. back in um days when Cra‘vford.
with Wilton team this season. 15".“. lllllllllt‘l‘ ni cutrit‘s. lht‘. Bill lechoc Indianapolis 19: _ O'Lcary, Moriarty and Dullm'an
38550” has been “Rod’s" last [or the benefit will follow the \V‘cstport .‘lilwuukoi', 0- were in the lineup.
W 10 years. but he still continues show and some of the loading sl- ~*--—' l “ ‘ "'
on. no is the “daddy of them nun in mop pure artists of the county have SOUTHERN ASSOCIATIOh. Jack Kearns is around trying u,
sell Dempacy's contract. . . . Here's
a good business opportunity for the
old-fashioned sucker who used to
make a habit of buying the Brook-
lyn bridge and the Flatiron building.
r: a u
Witnesses in the San Diego trial
‘leatlly that Gcn' “Smeller” Butler
has bad teeth. . . . So that’s what's
biting the old guy. eh?
I O 6
They found a. skull weighing 700
pounds out in Wyoming and we'll
bet it is the swelled dome of the
St. Jose h. 4' hi coln. 3.
Des Brothers: '5‘ Wichita, 3. first golfer who.m::dc.a hole in one.
TEXAS LEAGUE Mr. O'Gootiy says his only objop '
Dallas. 7; Fort Worth. 2. tion to living in Europe is that illv .1‘
Waco. 8; Beaumont. 3. place is full of foreigners.
Houston. 2; San Antonio. i. ‘ ' ‘ '
Shreveport, 4; Wichita p.115, 0 "I’d like to see America first," ad-
mits the gentleman. "but I don't
COLLEGE BASIEALL know exactly where to start—in Ilu-
'l‘ntts. ‘3; m y. 1.7., 7_ vana, Tia Juana or Monte Carlo."
Penn. 0; Swat-thine». 7. ’ ° '
Wake Fast ‘1: ammo“, 2. Two can live as cheaply as one m:
"mm m; measure. 0. it is ditheult if you are a fill.
Dartmouth. 10: smmeld, 4. Browning dealing lavishly in Clndr:
Purdue, 0; Chicago, 2. alias.
r
9
IT S A DOG GONE
To buy your tires and tube:
from us. Also—let us vulcan.
ize your tires for more mile-
age. .
McCOLLUM
47 West Ave. Norwalk h
Brunswick Tires and. Tub-
Norwalk Chronicler