Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Friday, April 23, 1926 · page 13

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TO THE HIS POSITION

II'Givea No ileum: for Len
,. Miller Selected To
'- Mory’e—Mulleney In Outfleid. ~

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Against the t.

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larold Boone. promising short-
stop or the Norwalk baseball club.
hi! «it the team. Keene eont word
to ilenager Edward Herring to lo-
onto another ehortetop as he won

“3h.
0 Norwelkg will probably use
Minn. who covered second bus
tor the Hudaon A. c. laet Sunday. I!
art-top. Gnlllgan played an in-
eld poeition with the Knights of Co-
fliulnhus in the oily league I. few yours
Ago. He is well known in Not-walk
and popular with the ions.
Although Galilun haa not been
signed yet he is pretty sure or play-
ing hero. He is a hovay hitter end a
rut bare runner. With Gallignn at
.ohort the local teem will be greatly
‘ oli‘cngthened.
Edward Muilanoy will dine be back
.with the Norwnika this week. llllil-
.ianey wan in Detroit on buoinesa last
woo! and did not return in time
tor the some. Muiloney ie A star
outfielder. He in a heavy elugger and
con snag thee with the boot i‘leidere
in the game. From the present indi-
_nltionr the local club will hove o

'. heavy hitting Il’l’l‘ozetion.

. _ It in the plan 0! Manager Herring

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to otort ertin "Letty" Miller in Sun-
day‘e game. The local club “'unlo
to no whet tho youngeter can do.
Miller made a great reputation lut
summer in the Northern New Jersey
League. He also one a good better.
The Norwelk team will see wh her
Miller hue the stuff to etick ltii
them all season. If he does not
meuouro up to the olandard ho will
he dropped and another man signed
to take hie place. Miller will hurl
tho llret tour or \‘o inning: with
Claude Emmons finishing the game.
The St. Mory's oi' Stamtord will
leave their home oreunds tor the
only time this year when they come
to Amusement Park. Sunday. The
Stamiordltce will have the follow.
ing team on the hold: E. limiter.
ct: Ungomack, no: Wei-h, :lb; .1.
Footer. c: Johneon. rt: Richardson.
in; “amino, ll: Hunt. 2b: Savage.
p. Scalzl will be corried as a utility

man.

Maurice Sikh-teen. who played with
the sm-iugwoode, will be in the St.
Mary's outfield. John-on ia a long
distance hitter. The game will alert
at 8: 30. and no usual. a limited nuqx
her of automobilee will he allowed
to park inside the grounds.

 

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Welt Point'e greet nil-round ath-
lete, who hoe wonflo letter- eo well
so the aim for senor-.1 athletic
proficiency. Recline. captained the
1085-26 beeketball teem. playe cen-
ter held on the booeball nine and
'uovortl on the aeocor outfit. I-le
cornea trorn Peeaeie. N. J.

 

list! students. more or them
tooehere..are taking a ooureo in li-

brary methods in Portland. Ore
Ellie ooureo is given under the aus-
lot! of the Univereity of Oregon.
I to one of the octivitieo at "Port.-
land Center." It- origin wee in the
recognised need of a trained librar-
ian in oyery largo school. not only
to hove cheap at the school it-
bury b ntJleo to teach thoeare or
book-.110 «Mohammad
"end one rotor-onus and supplemen-
tor! sustain-School Lite.

STAR COURT I
TEAM SELECTED
BY McGARRIE

Court.Hart.' Sihith, Mc-..
. Melton and. McGran
Are Hie Choice.

New thot the Moth.“ «noon to
cloud ‘ All-Star team: have
been eclectsd by the tone at the hot
stove league meetings. There were
many good games din-in: the past
season and some equally good play-
ers in action.

The Evening Sentinel attempted
to obtain the opinions oi several or
the leading basketball lane. writer-
and neuagore in the county. Few
o: the people asked would oonoent
to pick a teem. The! oleintedthet
they had not seen all the team in
action or else they were afraid that
they would lose the good will or the
playoro and tone.

 

RIe'd Men hurled a. team or live men.
whidh he thought me the but quin-
tet in the county. Pleyhre Who re.
eide out or Fair-dell! county were not
'ooneidercd. Menegor Notiorrie has
seen oil the teams at the. county in
aotion and backed with several
years of experience with basketball
he is well qualified to' select a team.

The Red Men'e- monoger picked
Herb Hart of the Bridgeport Keooye
and Bil. Court at the Red Men on
torwarde. “Big" George Smith of
the Red Men we: choeen or center.
Clayton McGren, or the Red Men
and Eddie McMohon or the Oompo
Lite Guards were the selection! for
guerde. Manager Motion-lo Iddod
that. he would pick Paddy Drlgooll
u the extra. men or the team.

Manager Donald R. Taylor. of
the Compo Lite Guards. who am
in Norwalk. also has picked an all-
county teem for The Evening Senti-
nei. Mr. 'lhylor's choice will be
published in tomorrow’o tonne of
The Sentinel. Ruuoll Wilcoxlin.
Norwalk'o premier basketball fen.
will oioo select 'a team. which wul
appear in Monday's paper. James
Kelly. 0: New Canaan, whooe white

 

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KNOX McGOWAN
\llll coyor the outfield on

the
baseball team or Neryoik High
School. lie to a four letter mun. al-

eobeing a member or the tootheil.
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Netionel leegue
New York at Brooklyn.
Cincinnati at Chicago.
St. Louis at Pituhurgh.
Philadelphia at Boston.

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Amsriean League
Boston at New York.
Wuhington st Philadelphie.
Detroit at Cleveland. l r
Chicago et‘St. Louie.

0 International League
lluchuater It Juror! City‘.
Toronto ot Newark.
Si’i‘lClflB at Baltimore.
Buaalo ot needing. '~

Intern
Allauuy ut Piliefieldi
Hartford at New Heron.
liiidgr: port at W utorbun.
Pr‘oudcnce at Springfield.

Yeoterdey’o Results

sATlONAb LEAGUE
New York. ili’l‘irooklyn e.
Ileaton. 6; Philadelphia. 8
St. Louis. ll; Pittoburgh. 8o
Chicego. 5: Cincinnati. I.
(called in eleventh on account of
durkncee.)

Annuals . mow
Boston. 9; blew Iorlt I. (10 inn-

 

 

 

 

Thtee two old baseball cronlcn
hld a lengthy Chet tho other day at
the thevilln (\'. C.) eanilal‘iunl
where Jennings is lighting iubrrcw
ioels.

Tho [il‘el’liigtl‘ of the Giants i'ulleil
on Tiuzhie to uncertain the condi-

Calls on Old Buddy

 

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menu; JENNINGS. Ll-Jl T. AND JOHN Met-RAW
"lilo Giants look like the best bet in

the National
(iruu‘.

League ram."

according to reports.

H‘l'CLlli.“ pleased with his old huddy‘o

luogirm m denied the

.lc‘nnimfi un‘; llzhiing a losing but-
the “11), doem't

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FINAL sassz BEFORE THE

 

Matters Scheduled To Come Up.

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The iiual meeting at the

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York-Conncr‘iiCllt ooml-vl'o

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.\ report from llzi l‘IiIllliIiillH.

nt “hiili 'llu ncnly nicot d oliicore mot-lung. 'llue n.:omn uiu \ an

ulii preside. 'lho liomd oi Dil‘t‘t’tol'd

aieo will be prcnni. {(‘ILKUIIIIOIH lo guide the l :igw.

 

SEASON GETS UNDER WAY

New Oilicers Will Preside—iBy-Law Committee
Will Make Their Report'mSevei-al Other

lull.
over the muilw ul u all m b>-iu\\:l.
nine

will be held tonlriit in the club- :lrtinz of Guy “mum“. of Mum.
womb of thi- Kulghls ofit‘oiumilun in l“.H\,|.-' “mm-“m : l ,0“. J_ 1;“. .1
Dunblll')’. (if 1h»- Willoun and L ivml-l Ilv H m?

This ereelon “ill bl illo illet uho of ihi Nonvnilu u ll 1 .mudc a' ihe

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Ipoiulod in select a code oi iuiie Jill:

A tew buniiiFSH Home will in.- Uh- A i',\V will. r .‘nmliur l1.luilu':i will
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Washington, 8; Bhiladolxliil. 2.
Chicago. 11; St. Louis. 7.
Detroit-Cleveland (rain).

lNTERNmOXLD LEAGUE

expected to stnr on the diamond thh
eeoeon.

CHHRT TEAM

tion of his lieutenant end to tell him seem lIJJllCllI‘iiin “Orl‘TBd.

 

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lice! niucutiou. vuluiucimi hy tlioItluotoli m 36 centers in California by
h'hmchool athletic couch. in prov- lho [aircreity or Southern Califor-
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Red Men Five To Wind
Up Affairs Thursday
.Night.

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The Red Mon besketbuii team will
hold their banquet next Thursday
night in Sehuitee‘a kitchen on Main
atreet. Manager John J. MeGarrlo
will rnake an accounting to the
team of the were work. Plan: will
be disouoeed tor next search. lion-
axer MoGnrrlei a undecided what he
will do next year. He wants to quit
the game. but the [mo of beeketboll
in great.

It is possible that on oil-Norwallr
team will bu picked next hear.
There hen been some tell: about
a local live to play in the Center
Junior High gimnulunl on Main
street Nothing delinlts hoe been
done. but the rneetinl next wool: is
expected to clear up the beekethall
eituetion. A tine dinner will be
plonned for Thtx'day night. The
program will be unoed loter on.

A. when! for the tinlning of do.
colnotive engineers in the loot otter.
ing of the Denver (Col) echool eye-
tem in cooperation with the Itoto
board for vocational education. The
school will be conducted in railroad
ahope an a port of the \oentionai
seerce to odulte. Under a. cooper.
ativo arrangement. the railrood
company turniehee the equipment.

and hail of the salary or the rooster
' on

will be paid out or Smith-Hug

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head has been a. familiar figure at
runny basketball cornea for the part
decode. will pick a team.

The Evening Sentinel lnvitee all
fans to lend in their eelectlone or to
comment on the teams picked by
some at tho cxporte.

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Notional Leone
1.. Pd
New YOI’K “nu... 6 1 .857
St. Louie .......... ti 8 .667
Cincinnati ......... 5 a .mi
Chlofl'l. ghoo'OOOoIC ‘ ‘. .500
Philadelphia. “on... CT 3 v.4“
Brooklyn .......... a o .635.
Bolton ............ 3 6 .88!
Pittsburgh .oeeoseoe : '4' .93
American Leogue
W. L. 1’0
Cleveland .......... 5 3 .7“
NOW York oeeoseooe III‘IS .038
D.m1t IIOIOCCDIII. ‘ z 0‘”
ChTm esoaoeooal'l 5 ‘ os‘.
Wuhington aaeeseoo 5 4 .53
Bolton eoe;ooooleog 4 4 e5
Rudolph“ eeoseoo 3 H a...
It. will“ nu-ooaoee . 7 o’,8
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Interlink!!!
W. ’C.
Baltimore .......... d 0 1.000
TOronto eo-eooeoee. ‘ 3 of,“
NW: shesolooooo 5 3 07“
Jersey City ........ d A Joe
Roan“? neeeoeaoq . 8 .300
some .......‘..... r s m
Syracuse .......... 1 . 5.10?I
Rudil'lz oneeeooooo 0 7 .000
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laetern League
iv. LI. ,Or
WM” Ioeoooooo a o 1.900
nee-eoeaeo .‘0 in.“
Spunueld oop‘leeoeo 1 o 1.000
MCOQM nooeoosoe 2 0 1.9”
“0' m7“ ooooea. 0 3 .00.
Albany n-eeeooooeoe o 8. .0”
Mb“?! oeo'oooooo o B .0.“
HMOTC ooosoo’eo'oe . .3

Toronto. 1:: Newark. e.

Rooheetor. 7; Joreey City. 4. (it
inningg).

Baltimore. 3: Memo. 7. . .

Butt-Jo. is; Radiant . ‘43

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EAST!” LEAGUE
Howard. 6i Woterblm ‘-
swinldaid. 8: Album 6.
Bridgeport. a: New Eleven. 3-
l’rovldsnce. is: Pitudeld. 0-

AMERICAN WW
Indionanolia. 0: NWT“. 1-
Louieviilo. o: 8!. Paul. it.
Columbul. 7: Milwoehee. 3.
Toledo at Kansas City. rain.

PAOlflO COAST hub“
Sacramento. or Lee Angolan.
Seattle. I: l-lolli'Wood. 3.
Minion. 1i: Pomona. S.

San Francine. 5: Oakland. 1.

SOUTHERN ASSOCIA'ITON
Memphis, 5: Chattanooga. 4.
Nashville. 6; Ulttle Book. O.
.\'ew Orleans." .: Atlanta. 1.
Birmingham-Mobile postponed”

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WES'IW LEAGUE
Denver. 18; ruler. ‘1.
Dee mile-I- 3: W I. .
Omaha; 8: Oklahoma City. 8.

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AT A SAVING OF 10%

Friday, April 30th, will close the largest gas range sale

in the history of this company.
HAVE {YOU SELECTED YOURS?

In consideration for may of our valued patrons who
find it Wentent to visit our saieerooin during the
day we will keep open each evening until 9 o ’ciock dur-
ing the remainder of this sale.

Remember There Is Only
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