V. . l"; IAY.'AUGUST 8, 1926 iv . ""s‘ l “
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LINDEBERO WILL
‘ ‘l :- TOngued Announcer Donates Services—Battling
' Sheik Enters—Benjamin, Kunz and Woofer Will
‘ Act as the Judges.
ANNOUNCE BENEFIT BOOTS
THE EVENING SENTINw-lDUTH mm. CONN. PAGE ELEVEN -.‘
ERSON ENTERS
The stage is all set for the amateur
. lit: at Amusement Park Thursday Home Run Hitter]
- ng tor the beneiit or the Eve- '
Sentinel's kiddies' party at 120- In Games Yesterday
' ‘- Point thll month. I YOGNMI”! nomad.
““100 Pu" DOXHI trom all over O'Farreii. St. Louis Nationals.
the county are flocking in with their Wilson. Chicago Nationals. . .
1
. 1
hub. for the bouts. The "Battling Manush. Detroit . . . .. 1
tuethcr. Washington . . . . . . . 1
1
1
6
i
“elk" a new member of Frankie
Bluege Washington . .
s stable is the latest to hand in . - '
entry. The "Sheik" has been [\- “iiliams. St. L. Americans
4. , king out with Johnnie Lotto and Tom .
oieilns to be in the pink or condition. ' “m; flag; ' ' ' ' ' '
Charlie Lindeberg the silver ton- AMERICAN LE AGUE
\ - announcer ot the Nerwulks Ruth New YB”; 33
volunteered to do the announc- Simmons Philadleb'm'a””"" ‘14
to help the kiddies along. Charlie , mo“ blew York ' ' ' ' ' ' 13
ll be on deck bright and early and ‘ivillisms St Louie ' ' ' ' ° ' ' ' ' 12
l assure the ions that they will be Mann“ 'Det'roit ' ' ' ' ' ' n
_ ll interned at what is going on. Gosiin 'Washington. ' ' ' ' ' ' 10
' 'Raver" John Benjamin, Battling Mcueel New York "' ' ' ' " ' '
’ . and Bud Weater will be the Gehrig' New York """""
- dges tor the evening. These three Cochra'ne Philadelphia”..”
. ot the ring should be able “auger Philadelphia ”"'
n- o the decisions in a line Columl'New York
9
9
8
8
4 tier. Har rave St Louis . . . '7:
who Westport Y. M. c. A... Cami! N'e - ' ° - - ' - - - -
. wYork.......... 'l
nklo Fa)’. Roy Loveridge Pat Helimann Detroit ' 1
vey. Charlie Moore at Danbury. all Todt Boston ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' .
. " mm ”m“ ' Sislel' St Louis. ' ' ' ' N . e
’ Pat Davey is handling Dave Hart Faik ' Chicago ‘ ' ' ' ' ' ‘ ' ' ' 6
is anxious to have him swap hIcMhnus St L311!" ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' 6
tubes with Ray Davis. This bout Jacobson - Boston ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' a
] cold be one oi the best or the eve- NAcl‘lo‘s'AL 'LEKG. ' ' - °
= . Gene Bryan a member of ' ‘
u. Fey's stable and Baitiing Bottomicy, St. Louis . ....... 15
Wilson. Chicago ...... . . . . . . 15
of Stamtord are hooked to
ish fireworks in one at the oth- :1; 15;"- S; If“: ----- - - - - 111’
Mn“ on the a”. on wort . S . ouie . . .. . . .
Fournier, Brooklyn . . . . . . . . 11
Charlie MiddletOn will make hie
appearance in th‘ r'ng as m Homsby. St. Louis . . . . . .. . . . 9
“ ~- tour. no will be seen in one wumml- Philadelphia
tho toature 'bouts of the evening. Ema; N?“ gh‘fk - - ~ - - - - . - - - 9.
-. The committee reports-a large ad- ”ad 00 0- Glaxo . . . . . .. . .
" solo or tickets and the kid- va‘fll *1". 5*» Lg“ 5, 8
. ~ooorn assured ota successful out- N T 8 "- 1211‘” “TEE - ... '1
4;.” .st notch Point. Everyone is $2133 (l’ii‘iclzi‘ifiZIphla' - -. z
"'4‘ ”1°“ the "m” pure. °m' Leach. Philadelphia . . e
0
6
Cuyler. Pittsburgh . . . . . . . . . .
.9 i l ‘ O'Farreli, st. Louie . . ..
5 i ', Dengue Totals.
. 31'!
American..... ..... ........
AIIWITHBURNS National...................283
Grand total .............596
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Meet the new western amateur golf champion—Frank Dolp at Port-
land, Ore. He won the title the other day at St. Paul, whipping Bron-
son E. Stein of Seattle, 0 and 5. Dolp played sensational goll all the
way through the tournament and shipped through a field which included
some of the greatest simon-purcs in the country.
SPORT BARR/1 GE
Chat and Comment of Special Interest To
, Norwalk Fans.
fillIlllllllllllllllllllllll 3" ”Y ”“3 illillliillllllllIllllllllllilllllll'
George Mulligan the uncle of with plenty or action, it both boxers
Young Mulligan sends down the rc- are at the" b9!"-
0 l O
’ Pal. idoran, veteran lightweight of
Orleans, and Bobby Burns of . ‘
wnsville battled ten rounds to a LEGION BET
w before a capacity house at the
l:
‘ any Leonard. and who forced
harlot White. the Chicago K. O. .
ago. was only a shell or his for-
’.or self.
Burns did not waste any time and
‘ 14 not capo with Moran's clever
.‘7: arm's“;
will and left the ring with his the live-mile event.
. r17...
Harry Muicahy and Bobby Nelson
; onlrnado this his target. He time in the mile and a silver meda
punches which gave him the de-
. on. the five-mile run.‘
.. 1n the six-round bout. Benny _____.________._..
. ' u gained the verdict over Kipling says only a dozen an
o
[wink bout of four rounds, Bat. —Waii Street Journal.
Ill Lender won over Paul Fein-
> People who go away for”: vaca
in. ' tion don't always get one.
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Feniroun tar-5r Ann ‘%§{?- WEI-w
v A‘s-DE BOXJ‘ER Moll-ii
‘ clotsi‘fllinLL'A‘ Box, ' 1
A5 WELLYAS ”fries/i ‘, >
ll r Perk Arena. last night. , r1
ii Oren. who has (ought the best “ya that he will send his nephew will be on hand ‘0 m n
9" .n in a" country' "mums ' ‘"‘° “‘9 ““3 wishing About lie for the local tight fans. The pro.
1“ into "““mem ghost he The program for the American
.“km him out in the at en a Legion track meet to be held' at
5835”" park' Bridgeport. °n Labor At 118 pounds Mulligan possesses local mermaids to send in her entry
'DaY was announced‘ycsterday. The speed. He didn't have this factor (0,- the Call Pasture Beach swim-
“ ed into Moran with the first feature or the meet will be the state in his last bout with Tony Mandcli ming meet. Natalie has gained con-
: .- . lie was having things 111! 0W“ championship runs in the mile and in Hartford. The local mitt artist siderable reputation in local waters
" y the first hall of the bout hilt the five-mile events. In these events moved around the ring like a heavy- and will come he“ carrying oi! the
‘_ there will be special prizes for the weight. He can't get any place in honors in our opinion.
hing-Ind hooking when the latter runner making the best time in the the hentsmweight division unless he a . .
the oflensive in the sixth first mile or tile two-mile run and has speed. We hope tor his own plenty or action
.... for the contestant making the t'nst— good that he is down to 118 pounds . . . .
., W tired badly in the last two est time in the first three miles of when he welsh: in a week from tO' In local sport circles.
day.
. pulled and bleeding» The The scratch events will be the ’ ‘ ‘ ‘
.u were: Moran. 138 pounds; loo-yard dash, 220-yard, eta-yard, In local battling circles Perfetti Hm
--. . , 134 1-2. . and the EEO-yard races. Gold, sil- has been made a 2-1 favorite. We
ver and bronze medals will he tell to see wii'cre ho is that much .
tough a- grueling battle in the ten- awarded to the winners in the superior ‘0 MIIIHEln- There is no
‘Ild, semi-final. Nelson opened events. A gold medal with be doubt but what he ehwld be a la-
“luhfl eye in the sixtn and from awarded to the man making the best vorlte, but “0‘ M any such Odds M
.3 1 2 to 1. There is a possibility that '
. dad the cleaner and more eilcc. will be awarded to the runner who Mulligan may be returned the win-
. is leading the field at three miles in M- We would advise Mr. Perietti
i ’ .klo Gallagher. and in another there have achieved immortality in "“33 happened t0 him.
. Douay Ross scored a technical 2.500 years. Most of the modern ‘ ‘ ‘ ‘ 16 St- JOE“! Batters In
. . . out over Jimmy Collins. In the ones seem content to miss it by a t. On the past records of two fisht- Sunday’s Game,
,soPPRi-zamcwaoal
‘WHEN VioHlHAND rr
sun's Ecol-tier. ‘1‘. -\<'~HEstur.'i.L,—n-imi(
1”“ “m” Ne‘mw“ “m ““3 “C“ The simon pure mitt artists will
Miller 15 ”WW ““° “mend” come into their own at Amusement
term {or his battle with Low l’cr- Park. Thursday evening. Some oi
tow. a week from wnlsht- George the best youngsters in the country
pounds. It this is true Perietti is in coeds will go toward the Evening
tor a busy evening. Mulligan will Sentinel‘s kiddie pin" up Boton
give any buntamwcight in the coun- 110mg, this month.
try a rub it he weighs 118 pounds. is o o
- 0 ' ' Natalie Anderson is the first of the
to be in good condition when he
steps in the same ring with Mulligan ‘ p
- 0' 11° m" “’9“ “1’ and “ma" Pastime Hurler Struck Out
ere we can't_honestiy pick Mulligan
to win. It is our opinion that Per— Th 1 ' -
- tetti will capture the decision. The Eastestvjrttmzlr btahsebagiciub M
bout should be a good one and tilled ° ° John
team or Stamford into camp by the
score of 7-2 at the Staples Field.
‘ By W Sunday afternoon. Henry Worm was mm AWE“)!
on the mound tor the locals tor the
first time this season. Henry usually
before and Henry was rushed to the
f's.AiPA\q;Io',5HoE_5,’ a. worthy battery mete.
Hwiseeropa s‘rr 3'
smmL'iheEu-"m. 'ASE.
o'lFt‘iRs ~‘MHEN'SHE .
total or 3 hits for the Look City
hits from the tine offerings of Foley.
and made three double plays which
lessened the score oi the locals. It
was fast work and the visitors do.
served much credit tor it.
The score follows:
catches but his brother Dick Milwaukee. 0: Indianspdlls. 0.
the regular hurler. tossed the soy Kansas city, 2; uni-ville. t.
I”
treat. Al McGuinness proved to be 80me mm
Moran. Stamford short stop. was Cbottonofll. 8: Memo. ‘-
the only man who could really see Memphis-Atlanta (raini-
Warm. i-le collected two hits. Cieavy others not scheduled.
also got a hit which made I grind '
lads. The Pastimes collected eight .eosttio. e: sen muses. I.
The Stamford lads proved toot other clubs not uboduied.
buns—- '
How They
Stand
Today’s Genes
Notional League
Chicago at New York (1).
Cincinnati at Boston.
Pittsburgh at Philadelphia.
Other clubs not. scheduled.
American League
New York at Chicago.
Boston at Cleveland (1).
Philadelphia at Detroit.
Washington at It. Leuls.
1
international league
Reading at Jersey City.
Baltimore at Newark.
Syracuse at Toronto.
Buflsio at Rochester.
8““:7‘9’8 D°“b'° WELL KNOWN W .L COMPETE ,
‘ IN CALF PASTURE MEET
In Diving and 50-and Dash—Several Sign Up for
Long Distance Event—Prizes Expected to Arrive
This Week.
Natalie Anderson well known loclll
i
CHAPMAN w LL summer is the first girl to St‘lld in
-- llk'l‘ entry for lliL' l'JH‘l‘iiilg Sentinci's
unhr lziitt nt Cult: Pasture llcnl‘h.
August 15. for the lli‘ilt‘l‘il or the
Lilli! Pasture Life Guiriis.
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Miss Anilvrson “he has gained
H‘tlllSidCl‘lilJlC fame as :1 S\\‘lllllliCl‘ in
George Mulligan Sig n sitilis \icinity \‘-ill L‘Ollilllll' ill the GO
lyiii‘ii dash and the diving t‘ontr‘sl.
Pa“. for Bout at Hart-loin: is t‘xpevtui l0 “Lilli: :1 good
ford VCEOdrome. showing in llolli L\'\"nl$. Ulhvr le-
mul-e lellililt‘l'S liri- «spouted to
HARTFORD, August 3.—.\Iatcli- eviid in their cliti'l- 3 this week.
maker George Mulligan ot' the Hurt-
Lilliis Utii‘ilt'iiil. (."ixiliim Oil. Fred-
.ilu t'l iio illid Alilinxv liiul‘iiimuist
Cievoiand..........n u .578
Philadelphia.......“ 48 .519
Ddtrolt............ll 51 .500
Bocllostér ....-.....M M .500
Eastern League
W. L. PC.
Bridfeport .........63 80 .617
New linen ........Go to .517
Springfield ........52 47 .525
Hartford ...........52 53 .495
Albany ............41 55 .tel
Waterbury... .....IS 62 .us
Pittsdeid...........1o st .toe
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Yesterday’s Results
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NA'I'lONAll LEAGUE
New York. d: St. Louis, I.
Chime. b: Brooklyn. i.
Philadelphia. 8: Pittsburgh. 3.
Cincinnati at Boston (rain).
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AMERICAN LEAGUE
Chicago. 2: New york. 1.
Philadelphia. a: Detroit. 0 (1st).
Philadelphia. 10: Detroit. 1 (Ind).
Washington, 14: st.1.ouis. 11.
Boston at Cleveland (1 lass—rein)
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INTERNATIONAL moons
Baltimore. 10: Newark. 1 (let).
Newark. 5: Baltimore. S (2nd).
Syracuse. 1!: Toronto. 7.
Buttslo. 0: Rochester. 3.
other clubs not scheduled.
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EASTERN LEAGUE
Pittsdold. 8: Hartford. 1.
Brevidence. 11: Albany, 3.
Bridseoort. 5: Springfield. 1 (1st).
Brdiflbort. I: InriMold. 4 (Ind)
New Keven. ll: Waterbury. I.
Minneapolis. 1: Toledo, 3.
st. Poul. 7: Columbus. 0.
Little Rock. 3: Birmingham. I.
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racism com moon
Portland.” nos Aussies. 7-
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W mom
Tell. 18: crash. 1! (10 ill)-
otrlabeate City. it: meets. o.
Denver. I: at Joseph. I.
Dos loinos. 0: Wichita. s.
Pastimes.
ab. r. a. po. a. o. mew roam». moons
Richards. 2b....4 1 1 s 1 o enenokln.s:rors.s.
McGuinnese. c .. o 1 1 16 o o Triplocmoo, ”Combat
grown»: ....: 1 1 o o o Wilkes-none. Kim:
- co. 1 1 1 0,0 William-ports: . .
H.Wsrm.p....to1oso ——-'--
Ericson.1b.....4 o 1 o o o magnum
Cunningham. 8b.! 0 o 0 1"1 .SonAntonlO. streetwml.
Tholnos.’ .....o t 1 o s 1 Houston. tint-noon!-
Hodmrt r 1 1 o 'o o Moment. Othello-Just)-
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Ganm,ci;.....o 0.0 I 1 o nwrmltmeuoti.
fims;....: i: g : ‘1’: nwruieaigmllthdl-
umu......l1ssst I 'l '3'
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he can get the girls out or the chum, poundcr.
Builalo - ...........OI “ J" he says she is too hot to handle. lack of activity or Harry Grab this
.
PrOVidonco . . ... .66 ll .0" a great ovation when she returned main drag. too.
lord Velodrome luniny illilmulli‘i‘iiI
Ellie"! mm the signing of “Red" t‘iiiipii'iuil ui‘ 1 ill] lilHi' >il.l|lli(‘li [lilll' lzlivi‘uions of
Boston end lIildiv imi‘ti Ul .\i~l'iiivii‘1dl~lli4 i all. in Mr :mm around
gr‘o‘glztzlogfllgarmh tor a i;.’~l‘ouiid lulu! ill thv \.-lo-i I'M-15s IMM- “sinuous-'- This Wt‘ht
Wltorbury at “$122,: drome. Monday night. August 11).;1MS Hilliu'lwl :i. iluiiiin‘r of distance
Providence "1 I I'll! fldld They will headline ll llollilllil' lulu-ll1“"“MH‘13‘ “H“ i‘ “W" {WM 15 N"
p ' ' DONA DUVAL THEIS card. Illa-mi tn blilll on the lom: jaunt
I: i' . ll .1 iii-'- it"! i,
e 1‘" l“ ““00 they call Dom Dim“ l l illlhl' lil‘m :wlv-tltion of \ .\ t' mod
Club smdmg’ 'l'heis the double of Susanne lieu. to the courts the other day. . . . Nola,“ 11-... \\i‘l li' nun-mic to 'tiiose
glen—end she does look a hit like mention. however, is made lilutff.”‘p,n;jn_q .{W fir“ UH“) 11cm “1'
N t! ‘1 ' the incomparable one, doesn‘t she? Mile. Suzanne led the CliCt'l‘llig. lwmfi “gm 2:11.. Rh”... 1 ml ,Im‘w in
b on W. .iiss Theis recently arrived in Culi- ' s - ‘ ‘ , . ‘. ‘ ‘ “
‘l :li' 'l t: "»"i\'.. "
w. L. PC. iorniswhere she will act as tennisI run. WILLIAM ’l‘li.Dlz.‘N iiAS:bl:,m,l,‘l:._;':;ll,l;l..1131131“;titliicv‘mil‘li‘t‘l
Pittsburgh .........55 41 .513 mmher It Kentwood. LET 11‘ BE lx'NowN 1119 “DU—“1imiiwhtuiin :inu iuroiiilinly the Sim;
Cincinnoti ~........56 45 .5“ ItA'i‘l‘IhER‘ VA‘Cll' T312“ m": 1\D.: n. m or ihz- t-ity cimlilpionslilo
30- Louis ..........53 do .525 ' H15 Ebbklb Ll'lA.lP1U:‘hl'lIl‘lawn”. This.- rill/M’s fll‘O lmiilg {UN
Chicago ...........51 49 .5100 ”El? ‘EA'R' - ' ' h‘TILL'IUPHAE. mall-ii iiv iii" i-Lwliiilr StdilliiCI.
Brooklyn ..........52 50 .509! l “LPN 9L1} IBXPRL5?}()‘\ ' ”1‘1 I-Iilti‘it-s for the mrvt will Close on
New York .........50 49 .505 [“13 A'L“-§\‘5 131‘” ‘BOI‘H Ar 0M. i-‘ri~'rl\'. August 11:, Will] Le Roy D.
Boston ... .........40 51 .“2 'A2\D l‘lilu bAMlu 1131b. Il0\'.:l.<. spurts («ilmr m the livonlniz
Philadelphia .......39 57 400 . w . ' . . _ :ivniillli. 'J'ilt"_\' (‘fili also he it'll with
...—......— i ’1Hb. fistlc experts any “right is. inhuman ixinmnri lilo prosiumit of
median W ”to lixmliicup. - ‘ - B“ ” (‘t‘l‘l‘dllily lllr' i'ulf l’llsiuro Life Guard unit,
W L. PC 513 when most of it lit-ts between the ._..__,______
new rork ........s1 as .m " “‘"S' . . . T"“'3"3""‘".T‘,"“3“$ xmv
. h”; wittlAMS “l'lll ill-.1) sox TEAM
We don't know for sure what was __________
Mr. Ford didn't have much luckwthe first one Anunias told but we Tllrr'e {armor Tygors are now
. . . . . . . . .510 . , .
2:53;?!” :2 g: 50! getting the boys out at the trenclics,sllspcct it was this: "\\ vii. that bass Dl’ii'lnlz with ”1" HM 5M1 They are ‘ ~
""""'" ' by Christmas but he might see itI that got away “its at least a nine. it‘lagstcad. nightly and linney, ‘
i
. . . . . . . . . . . 60 .
iiufimmnmii to .3: W by “W“ . . . ' ' '
_______ COOLIDGE owes his real grcat- Speed Passenger
“mum M. A (00! and his money are soon ness to politics.. . . . It he hadn't RE '
pom but a goiter and his slice re- been elected president nobody Wagons Carl
W. L- PG. main together eternally. would have ever known he was a REPAIRING Aim ovnnnatmmc
Baltimore ..........71 d1 ."4 0 o . o . fisherman. PARTS AND ACCESSORIES
Newark ............er ‘5 J" MR. account has put his new s - -
Town“ ...........6‘l “ .5” mama in the error column because WE are puzzled to explain the HAYDEN
' ‘ summer when dancing is a greater
30"” City - --~ - n .51 ‘0 "" Now that the right is up before craze than it has ever been. 'f' .
"m " " " ' " ' 'u 0 '"7 the license board Harry Wills wants e o e AUTODIOBILE C0. ‘ ' "‘~ ‘1‘
30‘0““ - -- . - ' - - - ' "7 “ .1“ to know what license anybody has Oh, well, maybe the Babe Ruth of L. Wagner. Branch Mgr. ‘.
meeting Dempsey but him. 20 years ago was getting pinched
’ ‘ ‘ every other day for driving his ruh- 34 WEST AVE, NORWALK ‘
THE papers say Helen Wills got'ber-tired surrey too fast down the
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The “70" Willys- 61495 Knight Metered No Willys-Knight
. 4-Door Sedan
KnightSixiothe most motor, so far as we
cient automobile wmmtdmhymmflflmhm- know, has ever worn
t is country over WWBZWWW- Iout . . . WWW“
M on any hill no pl- most cars in high. 2“. “Inmysevcralycars
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It is the most up- MP fi"l‘$m” mlihréfm g experience with vari-
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Only 7 months old. “W'mmmhmuzo. . driven them all, but
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leading the entire pm- ‘ sudt power and activ-
eeseion.— 1.. ity and even running
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Tearing . . . . I. 1295 Maison-learn: Touring. 5-Puss.; $1750.Tour-
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\ It has been repeatedly proved to be the
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built. . .
lionesndmiomotlulthen any
othermoborofitooisewbennewdtmwe
foeiocdier. more power“. snore cadenc-
. with every mile. ‘
l It has no valves to 6‘
.You never lay it up
foreshadowing. '
It has no springs to
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