TSOORI'S BEING
l
a ‘1‘" ,
MADE
INLOCAL ALLEY CIRCUIT
I '3 .. and Albert and Williams and Merino
,W-Lonchnk Had High Score Last Eve-
‘ “IRE-Much Interest Shown.
. turns or L. Conch snd Al- rum 9: 100 115 9:1 91—1911
“d Willing. and "up“, are Lonchnk 123 ’2 187 91 112—560
51' tho ludershlp ot the iso- ‘ n" — '"fi ~ .. ....
.14 192 2.12 1110 :09 1059
than-mom being conducted st ’
«Mm otters. Petrlceello Si 118 111 109 81—105
'm ‘1‘. our)“ teams in tho TIOII3‘WUufl 92 87 9510‘104—‘32
I Firs nines are rolled ouch _ '7 .. '— '7
w . 1'1 20 201 21: 13 917
‘ hotel/snip: was the soc- ' l o . .1
3““ °1 "1° ‘0“mflment- TM 11. Gourh at as 121 108 115-111
...-11m 0! the evening was turn- B.Ayrnult 99 as 113 09 119—528
Lonchsk. who hit 560 for "‘ If; a"; 1'9: :7; :63;
times. Ho slso had “it: 190 b ‘4 "
_ ‘ IndIVIduhl mark “137 NM- “‘illiulnfi 10:1 103 or 109 ill—pain“
““9 scores are as follow: Marlno an» 94 so 91 90—461
125 or ill 97—510 “ ” " "' """
‘.O' 19' 18 200184 975
on 117 104 86-511 ‘ ' 7
—— ,—- —~ —~ ——|l‘ionillo no 105 91 106 110—511
223 213 19:, 133 1021 lfi'enose i 120 99 102 103-541
I -_
106 93 82
92-411
190 208
...—4....
218 1052
. .t ‘ , Denney 1'2 103 ”'3 94 82—474
than 118 103 97 114 115—547 Nonrk mo 91 110 81 103-497
218 209 19: 196 207 1022 19-.- 199 213 Is: 115 971
..111e Run Hitters
Games Yesterday
MmeAN LEAGUE
Season's
' Total
noel. Yankees l 2
"its. Yankees 1 l
l
l
‘1‘ .. In. Browns 1
glint-is Senators i
" KATIO‘AIJ 1115‘“; l l'.
lugrn
moor: TorrALs T0 11.111;
”Niall League .. ..... . . .. 15
Minorloan League .......... 12
so... .................... 27
Mons 11.15'1' 1110 11'. um
-— “1pm 21——
‘ 192.3 192:
tonal League .. 2, 21
risen Lenguo .. as 11
mo...........«;-.. 32 ”W”
DON'T
for his team.
on their team.
FORGET
Classified ads.
ALLESTARS
IN THE HELD
'l'ln: Norwnik All Stars have organ-
ized for the coming season.
ltlurns, of East avenue. to the man-
liurns is anxious to obtain
SSaturday afternoon or Sunday games;
No challenges nny '
team in the 16-20 yoursAold class.
The All Stars will have several of the
host. nmntcui' ball players in the City
Manager Burns will
announce his lllll'up later in the week
.as he expects to sign up two or lili‘t‘t}
{more “God men in 11. low days.
:Jill Stars will he a. traveling team.
l'l‘hcy would like to play the Resolute-1
to road
Charlie
The
101' the Cardinals on some local llold.
the
T W aMn Leslie—Tire Company Wins
I
Sltrong Manhattan Col-
l loge Squad Coming
Sunday—Tonington
Book for Game.
.Tho entlro Manhattan College
blisebsll team will come to Wilton
a nday afternoon to open the sen-
s n with Frank J. Riley's nlno at
rem field.
The Rams wu Irrsngod by Thom.
as "l'lswk" Skldd, a. local boy. Play-
llg with Msnhnttsn. Skidd sold
t at the entire New York squad. con.
:IITN“ or ill players manager, coach
1! Athletic Association director. will
ninke the trip to Wilton.
Skidd will be soon in right field
for Manhattan. The regular vor-
sliy teem will be used for this game.
The game is scheduled to start at
3tl5. Sylvester W. Brotherton will
umpire the contest. it is expected
1 st "Mayor" -Johu Knapp. of Wil-
111. will throw out the first hall.
.\ r. Knapp is also president of the
Wilton tenm.
llnymond “Ducky" Pond and his
powerful Torringion baseball team
will be seen at Orem field a week
flmn Sunday. Last year the Ter-
'1' ngton team defeated the Wilton
c uh in one of the best played games
o the season.
3 it was announced that l’tOy Burke.
shortstop. has been appointed cap-
tain of the Wiltons for the coming
season. This important post was held
if! George l'loasnuts last ye r. The
V'llton players will practice Satur-
day aftel noon in preparation for the
game on 511111111).
I mugs—IMHO Draw
(SLEVI'ILAND. 0.. April 22!.—
.‘lohnny Datto. Cleveland. was given
at draw by the referee last night in
I
iuggs. New liodford nr'gro.
(lision was a surprise, the sports
writers and large audience hollering
that Suggs ‘ had won decisively.
f-luggs wrighrd l'_'3 pounds and D111-
llo 1.4.
I ’l‘ommy Iinuhen. llotroit. was gir-
.n a draw with Willie Davies. Char-
f'i‘Ql, 12:1,, flyw'rlght, in the eight
Vll'ound semi-final.
moms-1m »
. of economical and
bimonuhcmnngitsoostisl
.-
‘Iho “le
{commenter-4::
precision
erriocd wonthomsrkot. Cm 2'
’ suchhcts in the choice ofyour cart.
ttlo more
Ego: proved that everyone wants a “Six.” But low rice
is not the only reason why 300, 000 owners are praising it
,, hly nor does price alone explain the reason for its
‘ nod solos leadership T 1mo proved qualities are whst
‘ 111k about. They speak of the little attention Essex.
and of how frequent and small' is the service cost.
tell of economy in fuel, oil and tires. And they,
Essex sinoothnoos' in performance, its nimblencss
power.Thcy are the greatest Essex niosinfluonco.
. Enos motor is built under Super-Six patents that givo
. madqmiityoxclusivoto thisfsmous principle.
ofib not production and the constant
ConvenientsndEssyPurchssonh-ms
M. Jenmng Co., Inc.
53,00,000 ESSEX OWNERS
They know its time proved value, its rare smoothness
' and performance, its sturdincss and economy
- I. WILTON NINE
llS twelyo round beat with Chick
The de- '-
Ont- ot tlu
rls.
the front. rapidly. lvt'ailnzz
prominent puns 11s Aw llndklnu,
Jimmy Goodrich. Johnny llundt and
Pat Moran.
’l‘erl'la started viii. an an unlatrur.
whore ho was :1 sensation. III: won
.1" bouts in :1 row. llc was no ' r
dr'fv'ated. Ill- t'Ultlll'tl sou-ml ill us
In his days as a simon-pul'n'.
'l‘v'l't'ls started his proh-rnlunnl
most. plomisint: light- r'arrm in 192.”.
weights in the game today is Std 'i‘cr- gnged in close to lilo fights-
ln the last war hes sll'ppod to likes action and plont1 of It Ills only
uucil nrlhatk last _\'t‘tll‘ was in
Mundt'li.
with Sammy
rounds of Ili't‘ilr
was pin 11 ill'.
' will
IBROUTIIERS AT
: POUOHKEEPSIE
BALL OPENING
Planning Big Time At
the First Game ~—
. Mayor Will Be On
Hand.
"Big Dan" Brouthc'rs will be
asked to attend the opening game
exercises at tho Spring Luke Park.
Pougllkeupsle, .\'. \’., by President
Guy Berkwith.
Brouthors. who was the Babe
Ruth of the major league from 1884
to 1891} is well known in Pouch
hoops" and vicinity. President
lleeltwlth is planning to have a. big
limo at tho opening of the new park
and also incidcmly the opening
Sunday of the New York-Connecti-
cut league. Mayor Frank 13. Love-
lace of Poughkeepsio will be present
f along with tirovrr ii. i-lrhntz. presi-
dent. of the XYl‘l) league. :1 band
he ohtainr'd and everything
points towards :L grout time at the
Spring Lake l‘ul'k.
liroulhcrs playn-d in l-‘oughlteopsio
. tor a number of yarn after he tln-
tshcd with the big leagues. llc cap-
tained tho team which won the
Hudson volley championship for
l’oushkoopste. At the present time
llrouthors is employed as a. ground
keeper at the Polo Grounds. Urouth-
ors hit .30 Our more for 15 years.
(mo of these seasons he passed into
.thc .400 srjh'ct circle.
SULLIVAN 10’
TWIRL FOR HY
‘lnrr Tilt n h- 's 011-.
ii!"
his bout
.\flt 1‘ lo
scrapping .\I.'.ndtll
1I11' Isl“: .
Many critics ol-lllo 'ltlris is 111,! 1r
thx‘ host.
championship at
bots for
the lightw' t lull!
this time. Soulf-
t-wn go so far as 111‘1‘tll1'lllil: that tho
Gotham
ill lo-holdr-r.
gladiator
Tt'rris is 23.
will he the
LADDER WILL
LOOK OVER IIYS:
1
Fully l .‘ill‘ltl‘
t 'hic: Lgo \l'hit- Soy. will assist 1 ‘."ol<h
I‘Li'ol ”run in polishing off the
rough points in the work of tho IOI'ilI
High school players. Ililly told
Couch Group that he would In:
around with the squad on Friday and
look the Nat-walk llys over.
Freddie Hurt will be back in the
lineup for the game on Saturday.
That will mean tl:..L one of the in-
tlr'ldcrs 1111er 1:0. lrrlm: Fame in a
filled by liet'lmll, Keogh or liarle
Wiclu'. Ker-uh 1s a good buttr-r and
\Vir'kr is a “111' livid-‘1‘. (“ouch Gl't'i‘n
will haw: 1.. nmlu- his selection he-
tore Saint-dot. Mr. Lander may give
Coach “run some suggestions as
how to juggle his infield.
l
former coach of tho!
BROWN EYED
1.03 DON.
instructions
ter golf than
eyed persons.
John Ball.
. Strong- eyes
haunt: t"
and who do .1101
glare
vantage.
I
tlxturr mnncwlnrru m, the 1mm. “v I fsiftl'rs aln‘mllllgw
may he sent to either second or 1'“ “1““ ‘m '2“
third with Ilil‘ othor positiou to In" “1‘9 ”'0“ 11 (‘5 J.
are
Igolt‘ and players who fit":
FL" well in a. strong;
:lrs conn:
BEST GOLFERS
who probably has won‘
imore championships than any ollnr'
golf I, Ills brown eyes. J. '1111. s Braid.
liulr1'\'..'1rdon “alter 11.11.1111.
Joins, Alto Math land ('yril 'rolley’ C‘lntwilmlll 1.. d" is one big league
also .11.; blown-1.1.11 Th: two great l idiot who dldnt limo much expor-
“ulilt'n.
Miss
9:. L‘ct'll Lt‘ltt'll. itlS'
Ill'llr‘pt‘llr'
wind
tutu
suffer from
“"31 ' Harding II. S.
gI~st-‘
Iiohl y I
.onro
“,1“ m . Company.
hide to
without;
lhrir ryr-n‘
tilt"
of the still have u grtut ud-
May Face Warren
Harding N1 11 e In
Saturday’s Game.
1 lllll riulliutu probably will hr- se-
lm'u-d to pitch for the Norwnlk High
«hm-l wand nzrainst the Warren
Saturday afternoon. at
‘lAmusL'Lu-‘m l'al'k. Conch Ferol
lI'rl'lt'li will giro, Sullivan a chance to
Iritow ll'm w'nl'r-s.
.lm l. .‘lnvkln and Colt-man (.‘hnr-
nok \'.v'1'r both llSHI in the game
liL’:tlll>l tho L‘ommerrtnl l-ligh yestrr.
day. tin-«solo is inrilglhle and can-
not )vliiy for at least another week.
This pm» the ins only three- hurl-
('rls .\ta'.kln has a sore arm and
‘I hunch is r'ccowrlng from illness.
April 22"IAP) (’uu'lf :éulliinn ( 'muot hold the Bridge-
1'attn'r son-:rully hold |1(lli1l'.1 it In t'VI‘E‘tl‘d that (‘hnrnok
that tho bl"'0\\-1‘)Cd persons play hot. .wlll be rushed into the game.
blue-eyed 11nd
The
inc. llH pl.1\'l":1ll‘lIOI(l and Dnnbury
illicim tn lraz'm' lz'nnr's next week.
Jack Hendricks
.I'll' 11' NI'.‘ l‘lIIl"l k“.
mnnagt r 0' tin
.icnm- us a major league player.
,; Hendricks, according to tho rec-
.or-ls, played just two seasons in fast
In 1902 he was with New
York and Chicago in the National
and in limit raynrlo'd for \"ashing-
ion in the Amr-ricun.
t.‘i..—\l~‘Sii1‘IEi'l ADS are the high-
Vu'ays of opportunity.
"Prach'cal I 7311‘s
Prov? ‘
Devoe @alibl
cold and heat.
rain. it did not turn
check or crack.
«ON' ARGO? exposed to the mor-
white. blister.
,Aquaspar Varn‘nh' is made to stand
' severe noose—on boats. inside and
outside the home, wherever wood
'surt'accs are _imporii1ed by water,
cies of the weather for a your,q
Devoe Aquaspar Varnish proved
its resistance tothe effects of whtor,
Scorched. frosted. dronChod with
SUNgFROST
CT/iisl'vamish is tested for weather 'wear'
heat. 'or'cold. Quick‘drying and
easily applied, Aquaspar is guar-j
'anteed to give satisfaction when.
used according to directions.
For the‘ outside of your home, for
I
the walls inside. for the woodwork,
the floors, the furnimre. there is a
particular Devoe paint, varnish. or
enamel, backed by.Dovoe'c I72!
years of experience. We rocom-I
mend Dovoe products. Bring your
paint and v
.1ish problems to us,
and get dependable advice.
TI'IE GORIIAM C0.
120 Washington 81.. South Nomlk
Phone on:
daily-s
“ibis-shunn-
‘ l “‘ostport Country
THURSDAY, APRIL 22, 1;.
DEFEAT ' COMBAT
The Norw'alll' Th-o .‘lIItI Rubber
company 's indoor low will team do-
ft'ated the Second L'olnmt Train. 9-8.
in the fourth game of the series
played inst night at tho armory.
There were over 40" howling fans 1
at the Kantr'. ’i‘ht‘ scrim now stands
(111111 with illl‘ "rublu 1" pnnn: to be
arranged in a few d :- ’l'ln' ’Tlrrs
won out l-y the rally in tho Fin”) 1
inning.
three innings. .\' ltlnr team so ored
in the first or around.
broke th-' ion in tin: third with :1
single, but 111.; ('olnllnt 'l‘ratn H'us’v'cl'
their lead by scoring 111'er in the.
following inning. l;lach team srorerl’
goose cogs «'hnlllod up for each rldv.
Tile ("anti-:11 Train forged ahead in
”it
111- 'l‘lromen st' ("11' d four runs in 111'
eighth in glyt' them a one run load,
Thu 1:01de rm't'raml the load with
then runs in their Ililli,‘ at but.
'i‘iremen came to but in the ninth do.
tormined to take this sumo. They:
butt-'11 Ill 'Ill““
HON (hill II.“
“'hnnn' . ...
t'iunrnltlt ‘I' '-
Kt'nr” ........ .l l '-
Qilli
The game was r‘lnsl- fox- 1hr tsr~tI.\l1:\i: ..'. ...
K. " \
'1'an Tirt'111011.51~1'l'=' 2 ....... ... .. '
south]. with two runs. 1"-
“ltll illr- l'ulint 3- . 'agulnst illf'lll. IIIt‘JlIiIlI
TRAIN IN
INDOOR BASEBALL GAME
Score Was 9-8—0ver 400 Fans Attend (‘ontest
~—Whone Pitches for Factory Mon
Good; Plays Are Made.
-» Many
.‘4‘
Fill «. '1' 4 1.1.11le "1
.\l'Il<l:.llt ‘. I“.
'I‘ll: .‘xt-lv'
'I‘Ilil4‘1l..\
Iatll .. .
{Uri-1 ............ " "
once in illl" tlfth. while the sixth ha-l jShuhan . . .. ,,,,, ~ ‘ I t
|I':lnml:.r:
~l':lL':lll
Inn-'1' I Infill: 1'
ti. Hus-1111.14
'pulllmn . .......... .'
liaiisiil ... ........ 'l
'I'Iltfllllillflnll ...... ... III
.'.l
_
_.
The [Ins and “115 are singings
first class bhiilv. \lmt
mom. of this kind. Just think of "III
the energy that b wasted.
limo lose. of thv llurdh'l. Foal
Emporium in still anxious to talw- a
fling at ltl‘UlllulillL,’ :1 honing hunt.
D111": endeavored to slim up Young
Mulligan and LEW l‘r'rfettl. but was
unable to get lwlll of tin-1r signa-
tures to a contract. All that I.I.'i\'t.’
will haw to do is Just hot p on try.
lug and it.» may yr-t get this palr
into the Sitillt“ ring. The bout looks
good and should pack thrvm in. .1'.‘
last acrounls. l'rrt‘tlll had ptmpr-d‘
his price considerably. A light: 1' who.
is no higher in the boxing Fillili'i
than Low should hv willing to tight
for :10 INT t't'tll of III“ proceeds. Ill‘
doesn't seem to iw doing much work
around New York. Layoffs arc not
doing him any good. What hr: needs
ls work.
l Golfer». 1111‘ starting to limiter up}
I their golf clubs in preparation for an '
Im'thc season on the golf links. The
Club and lilo
Shorcbawn links will attract n ma-
jority of the golfers in this section.
[111-n Convorailon t‘ounsvl John J.‘,
('nnco may take up the game again '
this season. 1
Our eminrnt legal light. mode an
attempt to play the gulnr: last sum-j
mrr on tho “‘ostport links. it is rr-l
would my big money for an engagr- t'Ullll-llllllilll'li-I
llllll.
ttJll,~ltl' l‘nltlu:
lll'.
1111111.: until 1":
John's
I”'
1 mt,
. hall tan.
SPOR T BARRA GE
Chat and Comment of Special Interest To
Norwalk Fans.
Illlllllll|lll|||||ll||||| 3” “Y DOWNS |l|||l||l||||Illllllllllilllllllllll’
pollui ii at John dnz; 11pm; . 1
pnnnou-r" l II'JIIII'I Ill it O'llu 1 ', ul ill. 1 l .I' . {a
starting still .1 .1. ,
mm tor dcslltwmg the links '.\~z
l\lltl\\' tor 11 int". that It; ...”! d
I‘Ullliltlt‘l‘illllu 01 ill'; mi! away 11¢.
W1: lilt‘i Illlll on hm l’llllll'll t' :p
and llUIlI.‘Lll lh.1l. ill-rt; \' .
tllll on 1.1:. tlt'lll'b‘ ll f
llt; had 11:1 l1! d up winll hr, .'-".'un;.;
luxli :lll-l liliSfri,"l, lll'llnlf .L
:ll'llt‘li Il1« crouv
annual trip to flu Illll'i.i 1'. '
11111111. ‘I. with t'onsirlv ralde lntv -.
this year. “'1; lll<llu to llzl'..' ...
photograph of him in helium.
llttill"
.\s a golfer, John is a good harr-
\\'C notice Ililll Ills hintlh
.st‘cm in in: holding their own in tin:
early stages of tin:
National Langm-
row. it wouldn’t >lir|ll'l~'t‘ 11\ in w.-
illom walk off with tin: pennant
this season. Pittsburgh will lnnc Lu
pli'k up if they hope to land on top
again this year.
"Haul.“ Hkld'l is >lillf‘l to p' :_'
unit 1h: Manhattan (‘ollrzo 1m...
:lcdlns.’ \\‘1ltun on Sunday. BIILI‘
lznltall ins :1 good 1mm 111 the fi-‘ld
this season. They hold '.L 1'1'ldlCi on r
llutgors and 11cm just nosed out luv
I“‘nlnntlulrl. The l‘nrmors will hn'. -
to 1..- at thr-Lr lust to win 1f 1hr '
gulnr tram tacos than,
If the present weather kE'A‘II‘ up
we will be attending tin: hall cam»
in fur coats.
.._._.._——
Tu kc: it easy.
English tennis officials deplore use
of brandy by girl players and calll
on the great Allah. l‘ussyl‘oot Jolin- .,
son and General Snicdloy Built-1' toi
do something about it. :
O O 11
Contention is that tennis and ro-
bust stimulants must be taken seps-
ratrly if at. all. like wives. appendix
operations and parachute flights. 3
O O 0
It is always well to remember that
11 hllo milk brings glow of health to
A baby‘s jowls it means nothim: to a
cow beyond a farmer‘s prosperity. ,
O O O
Turbulent fears are racing through
British empire that unless easy and
loose. habits are divorced from bob-
lueddtalrcd racket manipulators the
game will soon become mercifully
extinct.
O 0 0
This is indeed something to worry
about as Mr. Gerald Chapman said
when the bad, bad man adjusted at
humpen cramt around his neck. A
nation without tennis faces a social
upheaval. economic disaster. religious
chaos and a dearth of illn-Tlu-Tin
films.
l O 0
Any Shubcrt chorus man who has
lost his lipstick. vanity case and
pomeranian can sympathize in sooth-
lng tenor squnwks with Johnny Bull;
in his tennis-less plight.
s o s i
United we stand. dl‘y‘ltlt'd are
nothing more than an interesting ex-
ample in elementary multiplication.
Thanks for the buggy ride. murmur-
ed the Roman cutie as she stepped
with awkward elegance out of Ben
Hur' schariot. ' .
O O 0
What England is demanding in
liberal and unstinted quantities are.
tennis players who can take their
brandy or leave it. (At least for a
few minutes.)
i 0 O
Winner. of Wimbledom-Simplédom
tournunent come home the other
night all saturated with Joy of suc-
cess. tinctured with liquid enthu-
siasm from Mr. llennnssI-y‘s oil can.
0 0 0
Tennis introduced white flannel
brooches to a pop-eyed planet.
Fundy introduced white aprons to
the hu- keeps. If the two are finally
fitting troundto conditions of inno-
‘cont intimacy now. its logical
'1‘ t:
MANY STARS MISSING
Many stars of other yours will I.”
missing when the Wl-stcru Cont-1
once outdoor track this comcs n:-
t'or debate at Iowa City in May. S" 1
oral stood out as the best the lil-
Ten produced over a. lengthy span. .1
partial list of absentccs includ. ~
Hubbard. “‘lttman and ‘.cinltr' o‘
Michigan: Snyder and Bunker. Uhto
Stain; Evans. Illinois: Russell. Chi.
cage. and Krit'ger. Wisconsin. Tim
others. Kinsey. lllinois. and
Schwarzc. Wisconsin. arc lnellgitlx
i t t
No loss than screw tirst-plarc 1117'.
ncrs will be out of the picture 11111 n
the teams swing into action. (“2:
sonicflliicugo: Guthrie. i'thio Stat-
iloust‘hcr. Northwestern. and Noni.-
rup. Michigan. are the l'f'tlll'lllnL‘ 111 ‘
tors. A few' other 1925 "fire-pol. ‘-
ers" will not, compett. due in 1"-
barring of schools outside the ow-
fercuce.
I t I
REMEMBER
Arlio Mus-ks of \‘l’loconsln'.’ Much!
was a. little-big fellow. built atom:
the lines of “Octy” Graham. old
Michigan guard. Mucks starred in
football as :1 lineman: also twinklcd
on the track team. His best work
was with the discus. in 1916 he toot-
ed the platter 1.35 feet. 2 inches. Th-
,rocord stood for years.
0 I O
"I think Souihcr California 111;.
win the eastern collegiate truck titl<
again this your." opines F. R. C. i':
a. letter which reached me from ta'
off California the other day. YET'.
the Trojans certainly stack up as ti"
best bet with few. if any. takers
Nothing but an unlooked-fOr up-
heaval can keep the Cromwell ms—
chinc from repeating. And this i“
said despite the fact the annual jam-
borec is six weeks in the offing.
I. O O
INTRODUCING
Arnold Oss of Minnesota. Uss
roamed the football fields. about sl\'
seasons ago. Ho roamed them vir—
tually as he pleased being one of the
greatest backs the middle west o\o='
turned out. On; had an awkward
way of running. But he was fast
past the line 01‘ scrimmage. and he
umliy got by it. He was a. tough
target to haul down. in fact about
as easy to toss as on antelope. At
Int reach: 05- was employed by a
possess.
Alinnospolls 9011:0111.
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