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SPECIAL TRAIN
T0 DELANEY
RING BAITLE
Despite the difllculty encountered
by hundreds of Bi'ldgeporters in se-
curing tickets for the Delaney-Ber.
tenbach "fight of the ages" sched-
uled to take place at Ebbett's field.
Brooklyn. tomorrow night. indica-
tions are that 2,500 or more Delaney
rooters will be on hand to aid in the
cheering in the event that the
Bridgeport Idol returns home with
R BOILERS APPEAR IN
BOU'IS TUESDAY EVENING
Gene Bryan and Tommy Huber Will Furnish the Fire-
works—Local Mitt Artists Going—Tickets On Sale
In This City.
The Village of New Canaan is all
astir these days waiting for Tuesday
July 20 when the first good amateur
boxing carnival will invade the town.
The promoters are trying hard to
make the bouts of the beat nature.
Gene Brynn. one of the best ama-
teur middle-weights in this vicinity
ANATEU
1i
Leading Batsmen
In Major Leagues
AMERICAN LEAGUE
G AB R II PC
puth, NY....8I 15. “I. .7 .875
Ilk, Chi.... .35 8!. as 122 .874
and Tommy Huber pride of New the world's light-heavyweight cham-
Canun will probably turnisb the ::2$ESE°?“:: a: g: 1:; 2:: plqnlhlp.
main fireworks of the evening. Aleusel NIH...“ "o 52 .5 .335 Indications are that the great ms-
l'rankio 1‘ ay. prominent local ”ad" I. year no ma"- jority of fans will get to the his
event on a. special train chartered to
leave Bridgeport at 5:60 p. m.. and
manager of fighters. has decided to
take Young O'Hara. “Skinney” Weed Cobb, Detroit, "05'
and lied Miller to invade ”“3 New ' r . ~ I to leave the Grand Central station
can“ ”n" A“ my" “gm" ”a“ sAnongnAgEA‘th ’PC at'tizsa h. m.. which will allow
appeared before and have proved m Brcsalcr. cm." 232 45 as .37] more than enough time to get to and
be very clever. Herman mm.“ 25! .15 80 .855 from the scene of the battle. regard.
Bryan is working out daily “t the t-‘rant'm, finer 202 24 7| .35l loss of the present traffic conditions
“mad club “‘1 mp" ‘°. ”an“ llurnsby smts ass on 081344 in New York.
the minds of a. group 0: i\cw Can- TMWMNPIII 75 I" H 90 ~34! Among the local sport notables -
aan men. Who invaded Norwaiit ycs- Leader a .year ago today— who have already made train reser-
terday and proclaimed that Bryon Ilornsby, St. Louis, .423. rations tire liinior nchrena. "Con-
would be trounced. 1"uy's other “18-. Lew... Gene Kelly. "Doc" Mc-
“i‘mm m “‘“nmb' 1“ “‘5 °“‘" msrnnx mum's: itjnrthy, Grog Dunn nnd Lou Reilly.
stablcs in East Norwalk. (; A It II [’0 --~——-—-—"'—'
Tickets are going fast and Frankie Mat-kiln. "pt ‘43 1o 23 05 .394 l
Fay. Washington street. says that he Bowman; 3-11," 270 48 106 .384 R “E HERMAN
expects the house will be full. Ii‘ny ()bcrc. Ind. .78 802 53 133 .374
Is the only local man who has iiCIi- “'(Hm-w' “up: 230 4:: so .360
_____ PLAYING FINE
FARRELL LEAD WORTH DIAMIINI) GAME
Mag-
ii
BY ART (‘.-\RI.S().\‘.
This has
GOLF FIELD Nl-IW YORK. July 14.—-’l‘liis fel-
- low Ilernmn. lirooklyn's rookie first-
I KNOWG
i
sucker, is one of the most promising
SHAWNEE . ox . DELAWAIH‘I. youngsters to come into the National mm a “m,” PM for
P3,. July 14.—-Joht‘iny Farrell. of, ”mm“ this “alum. I i ii “a America's l‘opl't'.‘l(‘lll-’lll\'os in llllf‘l‘.
Quaker Ridge. led the field yester-I . . . , . , - “0'5 ""‘n P0 ng “9 on 1" national (‘Olllllt‘lliloil on lil" other
day at the first half of the 72-holc: . MM‘”: .Lmhmm' “Mylo?“ rapid clip. "M. “ii“ ”30 (“WWII-3" Skin of the bond.
young catcher of the At lcttcs, half (nor, is holding his own with You might in fact. call 1' I'noh:
medal ploy Shawnee open golf tour-
nament. He had it card of 71-60—
140 for the 36 holes. five bettcr than
\V’. Melilhorn, Chicago, and Bobby
Cruickshnnk, Progress, who tied for
second.
There were few cards in the field
of 113 players under 150. '
In addition to I-‘itrreli,
cludcd:
W. IiIchlhorn. Chicago,
Bobby Cruickshnnk,
the Cli‘t‘llli's butting leaders. The
other day he poked out four hits in
six trips. two br-ing doubles.
Ant-id his tvork has been of a
high-class orilcr, too. Ile makes a
splendid target for his infleldcrs to
shoot at. and can scoop ‘orn out of
‘thc dirt like a Scranton minor.
broke Into big time. company with a
vtngeance. Coclirnno was purchast'd
from Portland in the Pacific Coast
League during the winter of 1924-
11-25. The reported price was $50.-
000.
In his first season he participated
ili‘. 134 games. poled 139 hits and
ltung tip a batting mark of .331. His
gall-round work stomped him as one
of the greatest tots to come into the
majors in yours.
Progress, ”'71—‘145 Cochrnne In his college days at
Jack Forrester. Baltusrol 71-77—148 Iioston university was quite on ath- Golf t' tli, Stamford. is another can-
Boh McDoniilii. Chit-ago, 75-73—14351‘19. too. ”9 was a backticlvi star on diilnti iut‘ tho holo-ln-onc club. lie
William .‘lucl‘nriunc. ‘the football cleven.‘n clever ball-toter 5 mild" the 195-311“, eighth hole in
(ink Ridgt‘. 72-77—449 land on expert drop-kicker. Inl‘lf' stroke or. the Ridgewood course.
Sammy's Izi'vaiit-st iniziilink citinpziixn
and come close to the bull‘s oyc.
t‘ertnin it is, it's boon Home time
since on Amcrlcun cnruuin went.
across the Atlantic and i-'uri1ed
with tho lill‘gi‘ quota of I‘lllit‘ls the
1926 troupe did.
In golf". us you know. .lvw Sweet-
sor. Bobby Jones and Wain-r IIith‘il
they in-
STAM FORD GOIJ-‘l-Zfl.
MAKES HOLE IN ONE
II. I. ‘mrilon of the Ridgewootl
72-73—44
en
make use of :in old snyintz).
First In Win.
Swootsrr not only “'nit tint I'li'it»
islt nmntcur. but IlI‘ ranks :l'1 the
first Allit‘l‘lt'flllri'ttl‘ll pistiiii» l‘ mor to
turn such .1 font; also tho second
qtir-st of tho titln,
(Walter 'l‘rm is (‘Oppt'ii it in l'lOU
playing under the American fl:ig.i
lint Travis wiisn’t ll "liomo-lu-od,”l I
Bobby Jones. in inking tho lh-it-
ish open championship, was the first‘
came through with colors thing ttol
I.'. S. lnmdcr to win tho much-
covoti-d crown in all tho roars:
America has sent its players t)\l‘l‘ in I
l ;\lll"l‘li'llll nmn'our to nccompllsh
the trick and the fourth represente-
iliw of this i-ntlltii'y to lend the pack.
' \\':tlim~ Ililgvll. though falling to
.luplim‘o his stt‘i'iin‘: triumphs in
i‘n- l::-:ti-ali opt n lll l9?! and 1924. i MI in lln‘ \\'ii:littii:iii | iii) iiiiiinpli by
Hakim: tin tImiIII'fi
lh‘cdown. ill] honor th‘it lmsn't ('Olllf‘
found fillilt‘ I'Uil’lOIJLL'JIl in whipping
ltIlt' litlt‘lill'tl \v-v‘irruii, Alta Mitchell.
. in a Rivicliil mutt-h.
‘ Ham-w it “ill he recalled. fought
In thrillinr: uphill battle to win. the
iwcll kuoun
' :iud dc il‘l‘ll‘llillilt)”
pulling him
:'iroul.'lt :ifmr IIlt‘ linirdsh star had svl'
ipullul away to what looked
iii snfc loud in the early rounds.
.\dd to thoso three virtorirs tho
«um-ms of Ulll' Walker cup outfit
‘illltl it is rt-ndili- soon that in golf! “‘titlf’
wit and his gang were bud.1
niobium l:
l) “hipped. .
i l-Iicn “liliout llclcit.
,‘ In tennis. Amorlcit‘s Wightman
Xi'atp team. composed of Mary
ltrowno. l-lerahoth Ryan. Eleanor
(loss and Mrs.
'~"'-‘-“"iti s"I'Driilr‘d the no} fraternityi ins: their liurnpnnn sojourn.
bi ups tting the English lassios. '-
\\'ith Helen “185.. national sham.
plan. unable to compete. it lookm?
like a forlorn how for the Amer-
imit‘i team. But with Mary nrowne:
ESSEX
Reduces . '
Price /
Greatest of All Essex Values
Combined with the supreme advantage of the
Super-Six principle, the largest production of
6-cylinder cars in the world makes this quality,
price and value exclusive to Mex.
The “orientation-Delaney fight tisg
causing some stir In the puglllstic
world. Everyone is talking about it‘
and wondering who Is going to “in;
We think that Dclaiit-y is going lot
“In and we are not pickling him;
because the majority is doing Illt'f
some tlfiig. Jack is in iwri’cct con-l
ditlon. Hc strikes like it flash of!
lightning and when he lands it sure
cities leave its mark. i
As we have said before we don‘t;
expect .lock to win in a walk. bc-.
cause Bcrlcnbach has linprovi-d‘i
rcatly. He proved this in his fighe
\ tlt Young Siribling. If he should
happen to stick over one of thosvi
solid wallops of his. Jock may lis-
ten to tho birdies silig.
Its greatest sales influence is what 350,000 owners
say for it. The conviction of a value priced far
below any rival is turning new thousands of
buyers to this finest Essex ever built.
The COACH
A“SIX” ‘
$73S
1.0.3. Demphs
W13:
A large delegation of fans will at-
tend the bets; from Not-walk. Paste-
boards are on sale in this city and
according the announcement of
the management there will be snow
on salerln Brooklyn on the night of
the fight, but we would Just as soon
have our tickets ready as there
may be a shortage on Thursday.
SPORT BARRA'GE
Chat and Comment of Special Interest To
Norwalk Fans. *
lIlIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII 3" 3°? DOWNS llilllllllliIlllIlIlllilIIIIilllIII"
Georgie Day sprung a surprise the .
other night whcn'ho'enrned the de-
cision ovoi- Eddie Lord of Water-
bury. Lent has IZtJt‘I’I going along in
fini- style since In: joined Kid Rap.
Inn's atabie and it was expected that
he would easily defeat Day. Georgie
fooled the critics.
Young Mulligan needs more ac-
tion. it is almnt time that Bill
“sutokc” Sniitli signed him up for
another bout. It doesn't do the local
ind any good to let him lay around
and take on fat. He should be in
pt-rl‘t‘trt. condition all of the time. He
certainly looked slow in his last bots:
with Tony Mandi-u. He must speed
Ill).
Wilton and.Norwe.lk will furnish
tho-fireworks in the Nyco League
this week. The locals and the Farm-
Pr! are scheduled‘t‘o c'lAsh at Orem
Field. in what may be the deciding
game of the first half of the season.
Berg will probably start on the
mound for the locals and Smith’for
the Farmers.
Hold.
Everything.
One weak spot in {ball club will
ultimately prove a serious handicap
to pennant aspire one.
With the season half over. despite
the fact that the New York Yankees
are out in front by e. comfortable
margin, a flaw in the defense of the
club has temporarily upset its
winning ways.
Early in the race. when (he New
York Yankees began,“ surprise b)’
an unexpected show of strength the
experts predicted that sooner or later
the club would drop back because of
an inexperienced infield.
The point was stream that no
club could hope to win a. pennant
with rookies at the all-important po-
sitions at shortstop and second base.
. O O O
Wltb Rookie .llleld.
In this connection it is interesting
to note that when the New York
club won )8 straight games this
spring it had practically it recruit
infield in action.
i". all! m “M'MIM-m
p.“
The—’ErWin M. . Jennings Co.,-“ Inc.
12 West Avenue Phone 3275 Norwalk, Conn.
“701-pwnlt..Nswnavan museum-1
uwmmwmm mum Bridgeport,
accompanying.) "' .
”v ...
t
. Keenig having played a. few games
~l
Mum-«em..-ennui-omnhdoiuizkuthau-‘r » i“
been with the New York club about
two years. boasted any worthwhile
big league experience. ~
Laueri. at second. and Koenlg. at.
shprt, were really in their first year.
last fall. Galena; who subbed for
Joe Duggan at‘ third. had few
chances asa regular untilvthls sea-
son. ' -
0 0
May Prove fies-loos.
The move was a rather drastic one
on the part of Manager Huggins. al-
though I imagine he had been con-
templating'it tortsorne time.
It may be only temporary: a move
to give .Koenlg “chance to regain
the poise and confidence that made
him such a valuable player duty in
the race. -‘ I '
Some of_the. {sports are inclined
to think that the, saw at. shortstop
will prove morp‘ serious than it. now.
seems. Certainly ' tie jet weak, at
that position can 'hep . ‘ et very
far. ‘
It always seems ’u~ If baseball
troubles come thick. ant fast when
they start. That has been the Yan-
kees’ portion.
First it was a broken belie In Bob
Meuul'a foot that: put him on'the
self for six weeks: .then Babe Ruth's
lndisposition. followed by an injury
llit-nvy puts, tin. l
:Olilllllli‘il
(‘lu'ntiiitzs «intuincii in litJl .intl 1!“.‘5.
IIRtt‘ll limiting spiritlnnd \‘in i-nt IIIi‘Il’li‘II‘l hurt or du-
Mdi‘ion Zindcrstcln i and tennis ilmntoos [H‘l'ltli‘llit‘tl dur-
i
to Waits Hoyt's pitching arm and
am Mars-Mail's flotilla Items. A
‘iinil lilir‘i'mlii linin pluiint; 1110‘
S. voiiiliiiiiiiinn‘
li‘ir IIlt-
puiinil 1. vi ::::.-
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t‘l'il'i‘ll iii \\‘ini-
Alttot‘it‘n‘s \vnv vm'v “iii-i"
’vv iioxrii HERE“
AMERICAN STARS ABROAD LIGHT HEAVY CHAMPION
"'" "Wm ii_!!"”"" ‘-
VISITS 1N THIS CITY'
Eugene de. Title Holder (if Uncle Sam‘s Water
Forces. With Parents—Assists In Getting llclaney
Ready For Berlenbacli.
I M,
Home Run Hitters
In Games Yesterday
Yv-iti-rilnli'p. llonn'rs.
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liililrr. lil‘OOIxIAII ..
III;I1I1“.::I. Imul‘t Nationals... 1
\i'ilson. (‘Ivii'rti'u Xri'it'iimls‘». . . I
linusrr, i'lizl. Alli'i'lt'llllF ..... l
Tili‘il . .. 7
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I‘IilLl'l.‘ C'II:.. IlilIiI Ii‘l Huh!”
:Iiil\llil{ champion of 11.1 i .‘4
. Na‘p
ils spinilint: u lit tiny f.ii:l..i;‘.. unit
'liis [invents .‘lr. null .‘lis. JliI n L’ in,
:t‘itiwiudt Sii‘l'f'i, lilli‘..i\itlll. int is a
'iiist tIIi“1 IUI.I‘\II) Ii.'lli. ant “ill
Iliziir- I't‘l'n lil tin,- i.i\y til. .1 3r“
Iin Ui'iuiil'l’.
i llt- It“ “on .’t L'lnil. I-liil (ii,
IIllll’.‘-ii lil I‘likLl‘Ii‘ tilti‘.‘ v. I”;
uni: III" llui .tn‘l ti.- .1 . .t .
tI. Illil‘iHIl"IlI]| till .5. ii. is :. r; lk
purzin r n' .l.iil. loinizvy .i‘. ”.5
titiinini; tillili'iiiS ill Iii-riv). vms
“took.
7hr. v..iu tritwn in l .i i [,|l
Yit.li.:.‘:w' it) the :riiii i up
In. Il'l- i' ‘liinzuurt .‘il, ll \-
Yiilti .lIIlltIIi til ._
| .nlii' Ills "Iil‘i ~ir
l.|iIltI inch-hos in [Him : x m it
' will known in :i'in'n-i J.-l
.\'i>..-.;tii\. Inning but. .t Ai‘ it; 'i
vii'l..i:~:.ikt. {Hill a iiirinwi if .-
Iii.‘ (I'll-S lll lmtli t'iIl'..
It" is ill ii.<i:.inu iii». ’w
work ill tiir- lliIlJ. will i:. v i .i In
ill.l\\' iii tlt‘itiii-i' Iii Iuvn-iir H
ll"'~IUIIi(I IIllIiIt'l‘. IIt.‘ \\iiI in. t.
duties in .\t wt-I-k.
ERNIE not
WINS ANOTHER
Bridgeport Lightweight.
Rohma Holes" In New
York Bout.
| I:!"llt‘ I“ii"‘ Iiiitih‘Li
klnw,‘ nnil lift-liiirils.
Oil-r in l‘i'uin't‘ llownrtl Kinsey
of Sit't‘vi-
tho
pllmti-d iIll‘ iitiiisliil fun“:
and .ltnos pinning
like! I’l‘l‘m‘lt tIt'IlIl‘II"( (‘I(i\\'l'l.~, ,
It was the first linu- nu Anicrlcnn‘
‘duo llflII L'l'nIiIvi-II tins slim-lilo tltlo.j '
{In so damn. lht‘y “'r" forch tot
tin-miizh iill 1-er ptinnnlly:
i‘IR‘S) livid ‘i‘IiIi‘Ii' union'r otlit‘rs,l
:lllt'llltll‘tl IIlf' fun i'i-vnvh stnrc.
«author, Iil‘llitlittn. I..‘i"itfiii' nnrl liop
roll-n. I
Sumun d up, I'm-Io Sum may we”
ln‘ plonsml with tho way his golf‘
For
when one country lines .mvi‘n chrtm-
pioneltips, several of which it had
nmor won before. the in'inslon can
hnrdly hr considm-rd inhibit}: but :1
huge snot-05s.
DIAMOND
DISPUTES
By Billy I-Zvuns
Batting out of order pliiy retires
side. “’lio lends off in no.“ lnnlng'.‘
\thn it butting out of Ol‘tlt‘l‘ play
is properly discovered and an appeal
It: made it) the umpire before a ball
is pitched to a succct-iling batsman.
it is up to the umpire to call the
proper batsman out.
\Vherc such a play is tho third out
of the inning. illl‘ propcr batsman
is considered its hating made the
final out.
The man who shouid load off in
the next inning. should be the play-
cr who follows the proper bnismon.
e A -4 _._.__._...—‘____.
itfiil
MUT
21y JOE wutwvis
NOODLE TENTS
ii) IF Siiiztittze I.cn:lr‘n-
.\ vliuir smgt‘r from I‘v-
ui'in. Ill?
(b) A bathing beauty from
lim'kdwai' I‘mnch?
(i‘l .\
fviiiiiJ'.‘
\ \thI
Ir.l‘.'I'lf‘I".'
A famous i-‘lillis player?
0 0 C
in)
tit“)
(ii) known woman
(t‘l
(2) Is Stiiislnus Z’.ybs7.ko—~
in) A new kind of font NWT.
(1.) Font! tinics l't'il‘iit‘l: my fire"?
(l-i A front drivo rm'ini: mr'.’
(d) A Ii“nlIlI‘-'IIliIi oil of doubt
in] origin?
(M A celvl‘iiiitcd “'l‘t‘SiiCl‘?
O l O
S liobbr deuce—-
(it) A new kind of Charleston
stop?
it») .\ sitting. standing dive?
to) .\u uncharted. em in the
arctic?
(d) i‘he inst I‘OSt' of summer?
in) .\ hnldrr oi golf chom-
pionships'.‘
O t 0
‘iii is him ’l'in-‘I‘in——-
(n) Angthing to get excited
about?
(b) Who's going to sock WHO
in the eye?
healer from Cali-
, , 4.
.1” its lllflli)‘ otriiwwuiiio vain .'
i'l‘ni ill\ .5. i an] linuiui oi»
iN-w liil'h. when Ii“ this mm .1 .
Ito
.". l'li’ . v:
IIli' tI"'l.’~lHl‘i mrr it: 1.1m Il":~.l i‘
Litm- (Kohl rounds u." ii~i nn ....c.
'l'ilwi‘i' “it" liu lIllIII'l as; t i ii“: .l
‘l.t”l‘ illit‘l‘ the first It“ rounds . '.v.i
l'u-i'iy cut his rune-n and he pur .Zl’tl
This opponent at will. I't l'l)‘ \\.'i~ .:n-
m: 'lI'lf(I}' slunul :.-r :1 mini” 5 ..'V .
in: 't tliw .uninc unit u~\t ’i‘m “"
lllLIii. 'I‘ltn lii‘iilui-prvit In-_\ I\I
.:it 'i‘niiv i‘nrusm null lmnny rhu-
izruv in two yi‘inlml‘. Iri‘tlliS thrrt.
- i." i
_\‘i)lli‘ out: ."idition p.ipr : s?
til) isn‘t tits Hitting in ii-
[H‘ISIII\(I) silly? ‘
(o) tili, can you see by the .
i
i
i
i
i
i light of
the ail—'L’IC.
U 0 I
I .»\ll of “Ilit'll ii‘uils naturally tn thr-
‘jll‘llt't' oi‘ nun/lint: (logs in .liiir
“Illli‘ pull III‘HI ornturs tho nllowctl tn
mum IIlI‘ country cunpplng mui
iIlill‘blIl‘; at cicni'y struy issue iIii‘y
t‘llll finil.
s
\\'rtl, rirn if Prinpwv and Turn
;n"\ Ill) not fight tliwy'w Ind :i l."
iymr for the advance publicity y-
I way.
‘ 0
Scientific I‘m'ts
Dayan knmtz
(l) TIL’li L’lcopntrn did not hour a ‘
school girl's complrwior.‘
(2) That John L. Sziliiuin "is
of The original "four out of
every five"? ‘
(3) That Paul Revere's coat or '
belt lit the long run?
(4) That cvt‘n Napoleon's
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