WEDNESDAY, MAY 5, 1926.
is
O'Hara after four rounds were noc- i
. essary to decide the iisht. Tho ' FINALLY MAKES GRADE .i.
. Judsel disagreed after the first three -
. ,. rounds and a fourth round’oras noon 0 O
R Al. McGUlNFSS W"'"'"""” ' 3' on
. agree and Referee Pat Davoy 0
awarded the (10de to Chlflott. an
> ‘ Ciiarlott had tho better of tho iilht "
at I- m from start to tinish. He did all the
y ' I O I .
- of Action At Amateur Bouts In Armory Last leading in the me, second dand ’ TwoSiShimghd TVictories — Montgomery Rolls High
6‘ " fourth rounds. The boys slows up t I 0th G odS . i -
. wooing—Joe Nauy Gained Decision Over Red Tod; 3 Game; ng e an o a -— er 0 cores— .adles Meet
. quite a bit after the sefiind round ‘ . . .
, .; Grillo of Bridgeport-4M Crowd. and on a lot of sparrins. “—o—m In Championship Match Tonight.
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RI}! Davis. of tho Westpcrt hard timo in breaking the fighters in “3:23: 5:11.51ng. lost 20 at Hunter.- The Norwalk howling tenili dereat- Noml'ALK.
u; c. A. boxing team, '0’ m. a clinch. He took s. left hook back ski m the "m round. DeBonl sent Cincinnati at St. Louis. .,d a ti-am of Damn”... 1.0M...“ mm ltono . ....... . ...... illfi 11.1-31;
" V, over Geno Byron in the °t tho °" "’1“ t° “mm” m" his opponent down tor the count of mm“ “ “Mb“"h' night, on the Norman. :lllr-ys in two ’2'""'“"""""' "'°""‘” 13"-?“
V Qm‘ «bottle or tho midi" tourna- boy. “n u“ m." round. Six 3nd immediately Incrwu'd' h. fi—I- nti‘aigiii games. The local “1"” Trim“: . . ' .. H ' I I 1 '1': lilo—31?.
mil ‘ hold at th . inory last night Davis worked his deadly.ieft 10 gave up. Neither ind appeared to MOI! Icesgue N'lmp‘ld u“ “mo” m mm mum” Ldiillliizoso .........l _, “oi—2:4;
_ ' ' Bryan's taro and body during the be in bad shape, althoulh Burdsrskl ‘ ' , °‘ 3" “"'"-“' ---- "*~ '
a crowd of 1,000 people. last round. The crowd called for it seemed to be holding back ready to azhifigtn‘523‘ligzwhm' Tonight 3"” 30.11”” “mm “ml all" .m ‘7‘";
Milo liddieton. 113 pounds. knockout. but the cage)! Bryon mun- start a whirlwind attack on DeBoni. St Louis at Cleveland ini‘ct the south horn-alk ladies outj D_\\.m.m'.' ‘ ‘ " '
.4 A, ”Gammon, no pounds. find to take everything tllmt came Frank Accadl, of Dnrien. made mm“ at cm.” tilt: noru-nlk alloys in iill‘ first gnnu. [Rm ’’’’’ 53 :i:.._i {R
oumieflnals. Both of these bat- D: i2,” ‘W weal fwd dmluotli?‘ quick work of Frank Katona. of of a series for the city champion-trinimp , .. 5.3 ”-1”
v was over-aux our Ur ns 6 Norwalk. when he stopped tho local _ e .t a ti,“ ’ ' 93 .34..
wore oorkcrs and the spectators liaht and he was inclined to hit in boy in the first round. Both lads hutmuonn Lang“. rillpt'heAnizgg :szsogc Egghlcfira Slill:t‘illiilill.. mm!) H‘,_m; ‘o
r“ , in an uproar all during the ‘the clinches. gtcfercc warned him missed "ilayniakers" in the first Jersey City at Rochester. “h, ”meted ,0 be “my.“ in. inumnrm... 1.1 ”gm
‘ . that these boys swerved “‘1'ng time": all“ my?“ “1”“; "mm! “"d ”"3? ‘3“ in a he“ m m" Newark at Toronto (2). The results or last night's immm‘i ~- ~- .. -
Cl. C uness 00 It tn "8’ n e center of the link. Accudi began to Readinz at Baillie. are as follows; 460 “0 MI
_. semi-finals. His face was cut and send in telling punches. when the ”amino“, at ”we“...
'feature of the boxinx show hailed as he left the armory. llo referee, Johnny .i'ctcrs, stopped the ‘ __
'thO 2:;lfirvizmze‘fi:xczt gtzrmt‘fikefhfeuet-nfintill‘t: “git-liorrizmoti '10::Lk “demo“. 160 pounds of 3”“!!! League .5-
id. “Nil? ll “IO state amateur firflngmcyggmtz: liléiarg‘c’t‘ieagffwt]: Norwuik won the decision over twin}: 5‘ Hzlt‘flgirttfl it E ARPA ( EF
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hunk!“ WWNW' He won "Y" boxer swapped “U"Ch" “1'“ Fry-Tm? Jon‘z'd ”E'flfihfuflgfld' Providence at BridKepori. = 1 J
- decision over "Red" Grille .of Middleton at long range. but did not “ “l” °“‘ W‘” ’ ° 5 3' 9' “Mama”. at 3‘"de =
’ “' . t. try to miv it in very much. llfiddic- ""me mu m bright orange colored . E V V .'. '
_ " 9°” .0. m. New“... do." .0. m. nous. no rourm roundm amua- E that and Comment of Special Interest To
3’!“ W01“- ‘m" “‘0 main 50‘" , ' ing to the crowd. Both boys were ' e =
count of too in the first round and it it ' d id hardi stand u Club small] 8 = Norwalk Falls
V ‘ arrest handicap. He weighe: McGuincss would have taken the Tiify- :rried :guflght hutywcre all ll; g = . .
ass pounds. while Davis iipre count again if the bell had not ended ' g ' 5 I
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‘ ‘11 omclal, Jame, Dwyer, (1.. sent McGuincss reeling. Ashe wont h v h H“ trained at Webb Broth-
' ’flilt “It! WM 14’0 "“1011 “9‘3““ down his head 1‘” “‘0 “00" with a (33,513”. K W. “‘ N" A Mulligan and Sharkov iigllt isl to fl. very good start Sunday. The.
was ordered to so out and run thud that was heard throughout the, ' ' ~ Brooklyn . . . . . . . . . . . 1‘: o .1367 m the works according w um um“ players mm a a mum“. of “1mm,“
3- miie. Byron did 1 fast. mile oratory. Two 0m" 1°C“ “05" “““d it up Chicago """""’ .l0 l "‘53 dope. 'l'he. nflnlr will be staged in I behind him which helped him alunx
lWhen h‘ came ”Wk 11° was McGuincss ““3 taken to "1° pretty “WW I" a. four-round battle. Cincinnati W10 ‘, '32") tile armory, May 21. This bout in his downfall. lie summed to have
V ’m in ‘“ effort to “k. oi! some dressing room where he failed to re- “WW. Miller, 138' 9‘ Norwalk lost how Yolrlg "H'" "'1; 1:132 should be a good driuvimr card and somo line banks on tho hall and
,' at, Davis was willing to so gain consciousness for some time. '0 louug Charlie, 135. the pride 0! Philade plio. .... q 11.; will .sliow Just how far Mulligan is maybe with air tight playing ilf‘hiii'i
[h with the fight regardless of After resting up he was able to springwood. Young Charlie “’33 ,at- Louis """""' ‘ ‘4 0 going to go in the boxing garlic. him might make a dili‘erellt show. ‘v
welsh! oi! Byron. leave for home. mod at infighting and was very fast. “WWW“ . . - ~-- - . . 2 1; 3:2: o n o I ilig. lie is oniv 19 years old and
‘I two"boxers entered the ““3 Joe Noggy, the state champion, Hr” inning" do“; for t:e;::n‘t Boston W- ' "1' If ‘1 ill 1 ‘ lit' 1 .llas plenty of time to (tuition inn
1., slight delay. There Byrnn won a u] e- d .. 0 ll nc ii in action roun . n . . li nan s it com ion li-i "tar moundsnmn'
-dod that Davis be weighed on Red Grilisc Jf‘lnlirldifiplzttm :23: i‘llnl-lie has been training for sevcr- America.“ League Lt'iJAS me should take the illoiinuro of Shiirkvy ‘3 a .. . n
b the wci tits . ' “ ' . , . at days and showed that he knows . SCSI VENUE“ “‘10 is not as stint] as he used to b...
scales as he dou ““1 8’ boys neighed 110 pounds. Mimi “ I . . -_.— 6i ohms I
finounced. The scales were pro- showed class and was on top "‘r the boxing grime. Miller made his . , ‘ _’~ 1:" .5 CllsiBLASiVE'A“ Tin- locai boy has announced that! A week from Sunday and tho
I " - and‘tho weight of Byran was Griiio all during the fight Hp mm. m“ ”m” "5 n“ amateur and. 1’“ hew lork W12 3 $6.} iic intriuds to take. up fighting as a 2 NYCO Il'fllflfl‘ will open its season.
1‘ “cod at 162 in lighting 1085: cd several gm: blows which fink... , "‘"ds ‘0 ““99 “i ”‘0 8“!“9' 8:33.11. ' ' ..... ' "1., i Idl'i" profession ‘from now on and if that i Most of the trains in the league (Ill-
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tfwas announced t a in s “at tough and took everything that Slilliii\)-_ 140, of Bridgeport and Detroit ............ 8 ii .421 come mm” h M”) n‘ “In " be h "I." m M, mu“: real good ”MIMI“
it“ 3““ ‘1‘ 3‘" °“'“ ”We" came his way. Kasey was Siiirl)’ "Jack IichPO."136, or the Westport Philadelphia. x 12 .um . g ; ".Io ‘ ' .. ' .'
~ did not have 10 goithrough and clever nt infighting and packed “i" 'cnded in a victory for McGee. Boston 6 ii .316 When Paul Strand. highly ioutcd‘iiie .:loo l‘imlro. lie was one, of tilré‘r"‘_t “Tim” in NS hummus. 1“ i‘ tanrfordllit ”ll“ "rosin" time “p
the 118m- guilt“) (fiffle’t‘cez'? a good wallop when he had a full Tho boys did quite a. bit of wrestling St. Louis .. ..... 6 if» .386 minor league “flu" (ha a. complete inosi dependable Micki-rs on iiil‘ "“"M “m “5 1"”. “‘1" “p “"d “m" I33): '3‘ 3": :ng‘l‘ga :3: Lfifg‘ugg I
‘wzig‘ltsi ill) veirs “11:"; 0:: and swing at his opponent. and hit each other hard and often. (tipsy-dew. ”m crafty Connie Mackitluukvr payroll. Last )tiil‘ he, did "W” really ‘0" um" the teams
a 0 ans a The card was opened I“, “I... Ma- ’i‘ho last round was a comedy. Mc~ International League _ equally as WC”: ill tact. was 'ial-gc'.‘ Dave, “rise. the proprietor of the.: ' . . . ~
t Byron. The extra. running son twins Both lads did some Gm stuck out his left hand and dug up one illii Lamar to take “flown”? mr ”m m...” Emu.” en- llurdlck “mm “ “Mug m promote-ism": into iiitioii. ’lilo hock (lly
take oi! weight hurt Byran. He shadow bolting. which was followed Stanley kept. running into it. Stan- XV. 1.. PC. Rtroiid's place in the Athletic‘s hat- ..io.\'t‘ii h3- liiack's it":iiil that for a time ; ““3 fight: Duvo thinks that there “I21!!!“ may {involsomcthingflup "is."
' .‘ftwgimhflim that Davis worn by a three-round exhibition 'i'iicso icy must have taken at least 20 of Baltimore . . . . .13 L‘ .167 tlo from. And Lamar made. uomiiscenlcd on the sui‘v road to pciinnnt- mm“. m the “3mm“ game I" N0“ :gl::l‘l°:lccflll‘iuml;ll“io :lisflmst‘dfc. o
u 9 a no excuses ° ° ' l ‘ ' these blows in rapid succession. He ‘Toronto ............12‘._ ii .067 in his first year with the hinckian i viiic. . ' l ' i‘ ii” t ‘ i ’ ' ‘ ‘ . '
. _ £3“: “15%;“; thsthl‘? :z‘tk‘: “9:3: arming? agongctnht: :21;er t‘nmc back {or more each time. gafffhiuer W}? i‘. .60: mum‘s“ “:3 “a“.“UIlltflhpi‘hilt]: “1:! o a .,
mu rom av o ' ‘ ~ . uno ............ x .37. . . . l . , . .-
,, The opening amateur bout was Stanley ionk the COUM of “EM in ,, n and that he will pack cm in at the limo liollon inadequitca hit “iii
first mugd'hwhtkht 39:5; hwy; between Bobby Snee' of Bridgeport the first round. Newark - - ' ' " g ;2 '3‘" I 7" armory. He has several good prc- T Manager Herring with his line play-
.23; thinning exiledldefezt for and Jackie Singer or Norwalk. The Davo Hal-t. another Westport "Y" 322“?” .. ' a lo .371 F " “mm"! “TIPS in "‘0 “(Wk-“- (NPR i int: Sunday and will on seen in it it
W colored lad. , two boys Weighed 130 pounds. Sing- boxer. won from Joe Pasqua. of Reading. Q“ 2 ii .125 ' tDurst-y may be given a. place on the 3 Hold against the Hudson this week. "L
in“. did most of the leading or sent Snco to the canvas for the Norivnlk in the first round. Both ”M. "m" . . . ig‘I“"““'f‘i“‘7”f‘ “PM” ““1 hf‘ “1” '
. ill the light. but every time 110 count of ten in the second round weighed “0 pounds. The crowd Mm League 11:1,rilert.i”lli illil a. leguiar lu-rtil iii lilo
u, in the am two rounds Bryan with a. right upperclit flush on tho howled when the weights were an- i “‘c are glad to learn that Mam} ‘“ 0‘ ‘° ‘ ' . . ..
back with a counter attack. point at the chin. nounced- Pasqua Went down for W. l.. PS. iuger Honing of lhe Nam-Mk Wm
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, Dorsey. the referee, had a Ernie Chariott won from Young 32:2:a2fsg\p;e€lnd two before the gro‘viggreilcde .........13 i .33 -. James Kelly. vctu‘an basketball has decided to give Lefty Miller The land.
, ' 89L," 0 t """"' 7 g '5“ h»; WILLIAMS fan of New Canaan has picked on Moth" chance to make good on t o e
The battle royal ended the show. Jb ff" " 7 ;._ '53,. « nil-mlmiy loam. in. may and his the mound. Miller did not get away or the line.
li‘ivo colored lads from Bridgeport. k, a :1 ve‘nm""‘ 6 6 '30‘0 n,- qm.) WILLIAMS. ilcnd M White hair have been a
William 1'0“". Teddy True, Jesse He‘r'ti'or’d """" n 3 38! Walter Johnson says the hi‘lit'iiia liromiln-nt iiglll'v at many basket- .
mm” llnyiiss Curran and Beverly Wuaterbury'uuu'.” 3 10 .281 of ""-‘ “5‘" Win MP illiri‘iy mrn- ball games in the county toreu-erai i
Mason. went at each other for three Pittsiieid ":‘m. 1 10 .091 int. , years. i l
rounds. This battle amused the ""' ' ‘ ' All New Canaan cherillg delega-
crowd and put a. climax to a splcn- il‘ this is so nota few pitchers we lions are lead by Mr. Kelly. lie is i.
did program. d 7 ml know “ill be handicapped by na- u splendid sportsman ot‘ the old _,
The show was run under the aus- Yestel' 8y 8 Re t8 ' turn from getting any good out of school. Many .tliiles Mr. Kelly has
piccs of the National Guard units it. rushed out on till: floor to take part
for the benclit of Bill Kehoe. a lo- Nanoxiu. LEAGI’E. _ . ‘ ' ' in a "WW. but I“! always “WWW -—‘-—-
col man. who is seriously ill. Brooklyn. 3; Boston. 2. I10“ l ”“8“ at a “"1119 "101180 in his regrets after the battle is over. The much talked of baseball game Coleman Charnok will likely ro-
Cliories Lindcberx was the announc- St. Louis 3; Cincinnati, 3' 4L ”VON“ “'ht‘Ci- 30“ probably Mr. Kelly thinks that George between the teachers of tho Nor- cCqu the pitching assignment when
er. The referees were. Pat Davey. New Torknrhliadelphiu, (p051. 10““ Sli'iii‘gc WWW” in n. “-‘WMY‘S Smith is the lit‘St. center. lie also walk public schools and the Dc- the Norwaik High school team takes
Johnny Peters and Chick Dorsey. poned' cold). ' "“0“ says that Clarion Jill-Grail is a. bet- Motto school was postponed yester- on the Bridgeport Trade school nine
The Judges were "Toot" Rooney and cum; trams not scheduled. ~ ' ’ ' for player then most“ people give day. at Amusement Park, Friday after~
Wililarii 1;, Williams of The Eve- '1 ht‘ (lif1_1‘0lilflm i‘i‘Ob’ibll' had him credit for. lie. llcllcvcstliat l-Jd- Due to the fact that many of the noon. This is the only game of the
"ing Sentinel. Louis Bennett 0‘ “15310511 LEAGUE ;sonl<‘- il'gilil‘iil‘tte t'xcusa for dCSisli- die McMahon is another good guard. ‘ public school teachers are out-of- week for the Green and WhiteI duo
Danbury was the timer. Philadelphia 10: New York, 5_ lug the torture chamber. but what; Mr. Kelly gives two New Canaan town enjoying the week's vacation. to vacation.
\Vashinxton.’8: Boston, 7. liiiil we do to deserve the 101(1)th lads the forward positions. "Red", the game was put off until later on Bill Sullivan will be held in rc- y
' Cleveland. 1!: St. Louis. 5, “00“!» Kelly and Jack iiognn are his foiu‘iir the season. The two tennis expect serve. Jack Mackin‘s arm is score
Chicsgo. 4; Detroit. 3. _ ’ ' ‘ ward choices. lir. Kelly has follow-i to clash some Saturday afternoon and he probably will not be used
: '“liencvcr a. “1'09"" ““5 Y0“ cd basketball for several years and ' shortly before the schools close for {or several days. Coach Ferol Green
INTERNATIONAIA LEAGUE :hefi “M Oil “is bm'k 3'0“ ”in bet 1'0 has been a staunch router for the summer vacation. ' had his boys working out Monday
Jersey City. 13; Rochester. o. linirlillmoimz 11111180” 10 8 return “Next-Statioll.’ro-lleaven” boys. The faculties of the schools play‘ and another drill is scheduled for
Toronto 3; Newark. 1. (10 illi‘i- ‘ ~ - - ed basketball and had a. splendid this afternoon. It is likely that tho
inn). ' i . .1 ' .. ‘ What‘s the matter? The year time. They are trying to extend the team will hold a short practice to—
Bui‘falo, 8; Reading. 3. ' Calorie 1‘“:de Inn‘s“! 1“ u“ knee one-fourth gone without u single inter-school games into baseball. lnorrow. The game will start at 3:30
Baltimore. 13; Syracuse, 7. ““d “i“ be unable to run in "‘9 organization to save .\merica!—- The date of this contest will be de‘ Friday with Dave Horton as the
‘ Derby. - - - “‘0” “'h" be‘ 0“ Publishers Syndicate, icided on later on in the. season. umpire.
33mg LEAGUE «him in the winter books are klck- |
Albany, 10: Hartford. 7_ ins themselves higher up than that.
New Raven-Pittsiield. (cold). ‘ ‘ ‘ , .,
Waterbury. 5: Springfield. 3. A ‘ collogian becomes a. freebie OUT OUR WAY By WILLIAMS
Providence: 19: Bridgeport, s, the lirst year he enters college and
i stays that way until he leaves. '0
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION. ' ' ‘
Minneapolis. 9: Toledo, 3. Hornsby has won the National ' M~M~M -1 '
sc‘rsul. 9; Columbus. 6. Hague 13mm? delinmploashio six NEVER KNOWED ’ - . pit
Milwaukee. 8: Indianapolis. 3. ”HM an ‘5 03 '18 “8M?- - - - i r ‘ »
Kansas City, 3: Louisville, 4. Yes it's these uncertainties that ONE- PA“: 0 M'M'M 'V‘h" ,I WH AAAAH', g \
i . . ssocn'rro make baseball the great game it is. FEET COULD BIN 50F?» RN' EE +iEE'l'i‘EE. . \
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v - - we. . ~ Little Rock. 2; Atlanta. 2. Anything is possible in gait. You HOLD SO MUCH 10R BULL “E‘- BU HOVi
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7 ‘ *4; ' _ Memphis, 9; Birmingham. 15, (fat realize that when you read Scotland GENJASHUM Wt R AN BUT ‘uf‘
" ' game). is building the largest free course BEFORE! DiDN‘ KNOW T ' . ~
' ‘ ‘ Memphis. 0: Birmingham. 4. (sec- in the world. \A- _ . TT ICK iLl—S . i
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I 6 al 6 Chattanoozn. 1: Mobile. 3. The junior Rockefeller has dccid- NOW! ' i'
“ Nashville. 2: New Orleans. 9. cd no to give Egypt a $10,000,000
. . ' , V muse m. . . . This will enable the
. s NEW YORK-PA. LEAGUE senior Rockefeller to keep giving
a as Harrisbursd: York. 3- away new dimes with his accustom-
. wnuwnzrbvgfmsumokin, 1. ud liberality.
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' Binlhamton. d: Elmira. 3- In the old days it used to be easy
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"' Lincoln 12; Tulsa. 11. it t t 1 i
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