I onAug.13.
continued to some in for
meet of the Calf PastureMA
sponsored by the liven-
. yesterday.
Phiieox ot Derien filed his
the lighthouse swim. He
, compute in the 100 yard
Motown» event. Philcox
flirted considerable reputation
miner among the younger
,lehesbeentralningforthe
', old is in splendid form.
lilac Broom of Comps Mills.
. forwarded her entry for
' . u' to event and the
doubt. Miss Bloom is a real
sultan" end will make the
young ladies step if they ex-
n.
entries for the water meet
will be the greatest affair of
hold in this section. will
In Roy D. Downs. sport-
tor of the Evening Sentinel
. August 13. No entries
second sfter that date. En-
out he left with Alphonso Can-
the president of the Cell Pas-
Llle Guards. Those who are
members of the A. A. U. will
to enclose so seats with their
blanks to cover the expense
leotion with their registration
, U.
rises to be awarded are ex-
" to arrive this week and will
on display.
ll...
"A. J. Collins Co.
' to North hisin Street.
South ltorwsllr
0X Will COMPETE
lN Till iiGlITiiOIISl SWIM
100 Yard City Chomp ionshi
" . . .. of Compo Mills in Lsdies’
Also—Hilda
wlm—Entrles
MAGEE VICTOR
OVER BOYER
._..._~—
Red Magee. lightweight boxer.
easily defeated Eddie Boyer on
points in the final eight-round bout
at the 102d Engineers armory. last
night. It was it slow and uninterest-
ing contest. Magoo weighed 135
pounds and Boyer. 133.
In other scheduled elght-rounrlcrs,
Sammy Ronibola. 158 1-4, knocked
out_ Charley Johnson. sumo Weight.
wit “seven seconds to go in the first
ran d. after flooring him twice for
counts of nine; Alex Toveriskl.
186 1-4, won on points from lioemu.
Hallsol. 187. and Jimmy Have. 16!.
defeated Henry De Julio. 162. In
the opening bout .schedulod for six
rounds, Paddy Duffy. 1130. knocked
out Bobby Still. 118. in the fifth
round. which incident caused Mrs.
Still to faint in her ringside scat.
BURNS LIKELY TO HANG
UP TWO-M66151! RECORD
George Burns of Cleveland has an
excellent chance to hang up a new
major league record for two-buggers
in s. single season. In the first 100
games Burns pushed out ii. He
needs but 26 more to beat Speaker's
high mark established la 1923.
CUYIAER HAS CHANCE
F0}! SPEALING HONORS
It looks like Hazen Cuyler. Pirate
star. may this season realize his am-
bition to lead the National League in
base stealing. Cuylcr during the past
few weeks has been piling up his
count. in 1924 and 1925 he fin-
, ishcd hecond to Carey. his teammate.
”Northflein St.
COLUMBIA. Mo., August 3.—These three Uni-
versity of Missouri athletes are following in t. o fool-
eteps of the well known and much-tnlked-about
Herold "Red" Grunge. . the Wheaten, 11L. football
flush and ice-tater extraordinary.
The three—Ted O'Sullivan. Don Swaflord and Doss
RIcherson—ore killing a pair of birds with one ice
pick. For. besides picking up a little loose change vacations.
during the summer vacation. they are also getting
into the proverbial “pink" for the strenuous loot-
bull campaign just around the. corner.
They do.
"Ditto."
Do the boys like their jobs? Just
'l'liisprtoeisforals-pistslstdel‘hm ‘
ore Bride Batteries!" ensue-Ir, some
mangmemleSOnndeome
costingmleu.
0TB the price. Note the name of ‘
the battery. If you need a new bato
tery,hereisacombinationthatisall
you can wish for. Exlde Batteries stand
for highest quality the World over.Exide
isknowneverywhere asthelongviife bet;
tery. At $16.50 an Exide is an opportu-
nity to practice a noteworthy economy.
Whenbatterytroublescmpup,drive .
inorpironeus. Expert service anal!
makesofbattcrics.
L. BENEDICT
PHONE 754.. v
SouthNorwalk
Ice while some
brcozes at a nice.
“It's a. great life." says Ted O'Sullivnn, captain-
elect of the basketball team for next senson.
puts you in splendid condition for athletics."
livan has been on the ice wagon for four summer
liearkcn to what they think about carting blocks of
of their pals are enjoying the sea.
“It's not so worse."
track star and guard on the gridiron.
excluims Don Swufford, captain-elect of
the 1927 baseball outfit.
little summer resort.
"n
O'Sul-
This from Doss Richcrson,
MOWER
’ 1w Jot mitt/Wis
HAN JOHNSON has ordered um-
pires to curb Ty Cobb but this won't
help the pitchers unless it means Ty
is not to take a but'to the plate any
more.
0 O 0
It wouldn’t surprise us to learn
soon that Dempsey was one of the
signers of the Declaration of [rule-
pendence. . . . Ho sccms to have
signed about everything else.
0 O I
WE are beginning to think Demp-
sey was right when he said he
didn't need a‘ma'nagor. .. . .., What
he needs is a. guardian.
O 0 0
Mr. O'Gootty made his first
" trip into the composing room
“ of a newspaper the other day
” and embarrassed everybody
C. .‘
O.
O.
player named Gerken. presumably
on the theory that he can pickle the
onion.
eee '
NOTHING SUCCEEDS LIKE
SUCCESS. . . . STILL MANY
A CORPULENT BANK ROLL
HAS BEEN BUILT ONA DUMB
HEAVYWEIGHT WITH AN
IRON JAW.
O O .
WE are in favor of changing the
slogan frOm See America First to
see Miss America first. if possible.
‘ O s O
WONDER if this country would
be any more popular with France
it Mons. Carpentier should manage
in some way or other to win a fight
over here.
e o e '
IT is hard to tell exactly What is
wrong with the Athletics unless
they have‘ just naturally struck
their stride.
O O 0
Sun “elders ought to be perpetual
optimists breathes they are always
looking it the bright side of life.
0 O 0
AND yet considering the young
men 's football ability. it is not sur-
prising thst Mr. Grange knocked
the Hollywood ladies for s. goal.
0 0 0
Bob Folherglll or the Tygers is
the best ail-round player in the big
leagues. If girth measurements mean
anythinl’.
9
metre more progress es s heavy-
weight than he did as a “Slit heavi-
weight. . . . Probably on the theory
that u a heavyweight he will not
have to light Delanensgsin.
0 0
Fishing competition on the coast
of Dover these use has tsiren on s
mm...” old-um“ ”-
manel swim-
AMATEURIIHAMP
Leading Amateur Bantam-
" by wanting to see Irvin " J. Lewin. N- Y.. dofl‘flu‘d M"
" Berlin. 00 Hemingway. Pittsiield. Mass. 4- 6.
e e e 6-3. 6-3- R d
y , Second oun
THE Clevelandgeam has signed a .1. Gnrretson. Cornell University
0' One doesn‘t fully appreciate ‘0 E‘-
" what a fine boilermsker Jim ” %
Jeffries must have been in his '° é
" younger days until one sees “ ’—
“ him on the stairs. “. '-
It's hard to tell whether loses
Mann. who Quit the ll’ehrsslrslegh-
lstnreformsrn-lserlng. is going
mummmnucrmm-
lag.-
riie boys-Ly Berlenbseli ought to
J0l NAGY 0N
BENEFIT CARI)
weight Is Going to Box
at Amusement Park.
State amutcur imntomwelght
champion .loe Nagy \i‘ill be among
the mitt slingcrs who will clash ut
the monster boxing show for the
benefit of the Evening Srntlncl's
kiddie fund. at Amusement l’urk. Io-
niorrow evening. Nugy has boon
working out under the dirvt‘tion of
Roy Loveridgc and claims to be all
set for the contest. Lovcridlzo will
bring his stable to Norwnlk which
includes the following boys: .ioo
MI-iiiarrls. 'i‘cd Ln. Crolx. Al St-viielll.
Johnny Murphy. llob Snuo and Jim
Bonn.
l'rdiikic Fay. local promoter and
manager. hold a workout with his
boys Inst evening and SIMS that tiny
are all in the “pink‘ of condition.
Sailor Johnny Lutzo. uritmul-ight
champ of the Navy. also umkcd out
with I'uy's boys lust cvvuimz. Geno
llrynn. who will turn pin uftn this
fight. bus rcnchcd his Iiiglitst point
of health. Fay sr'iys liiynn \vill K.
0. his opponent in fifteen scnomls
and that is gi\ing him five seconds
too much.
liay's other simon purcs who will
sling their mitts in the show are:
ltcd Miller. Kid l“l'rKllHOII, Young
l‘iucklcy. Bottling Sheik and Young
Yudaine. a poriular New Ccnuan
toy.
Some of the best slmon puma of
the state are sending in iill‘il‘ ciltry
blanks and one of the finest roll“?-
tions of amateur mitt artists will in?
seen at the pork. tomorrow evening.
Hour HYDE
IS VICIOR
AT NORFOLK
NORFOLK. Conn. August 4.-
Tho annual tennis tournzuuont of
the Bridgemnn Cup opvnod iii the
Norfolk Country Club yesterday with
it entries. First round results won:
as follow:
1“. Broadhurst of Texas defeated
fl. Boissemin of New York. 6-1. 6-“.
R. Martini of Norfolk defeated W.
Smith of New York. 3.6. 6-4. 6-].
Avon Bermuth. New York defeat-
ed R. Grant. Hartford. 6~2. 44'». 6-0
J. Garrctson. Cornell l'nivei-sily
defeated D. Tegram. New York. 6-0,
6-0.
H. Wolfe of Mr‘miclnlr, New Jor-
sey. defeated C. W. Anderson, New
York. 7-55. 6-3.
F. Seller. hroniclnir. N. J.. de-
feated J. W. Healer. Bridgeport. 6-1.
7-55.
B. Hyde. Hartford. defeated Mr.
Deacon. Hartford. 6-0. 6-0.
Dr. William Rosenbaum. N. Y.,
defeated M. Holcomb. Hartford. 6-1.
G~3.
R. Phillips. Staten Island. deft-uh
ed Dr. H. Stockter. Hartford, 6-2.
6-3.
8. Fitch. Texas. defeated W. Arch—
ibald. Jr" Cold Brook. 6- 1. G- 3.
G G. lirench. Montclnir. N I. de-
feated A. L. Norris. Hal-.tford I3- 3.
6-3.
M. Rainville, Montreal.
1). Kitchen. N. Y.. 7- 5. 6- 3.
defeated
defeated F. Broadhurst. 6-3. 7-55.
_._....__.——-—-—————-——-
A BRIDGET—There‘s a man at the
door With a. parcel marked C. 0. 1).
MRS. NEWBRIDE—Toll him to
take it back. I ordered salmon.—
WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 4, 1926
Gugliemini.
KEEIER PLAYS.
JONES WRITES
August i.-For
ATLANTA, Gan.
fifteen years (i. ll. chlcr has been
writing up the exploits of Bobby
Jones for “The Atlanta Journal."
This writer has chronicled faith-
fully every shot made by the Brit-
isle nnd Aim-rimn Open champion
through iiltI-on tournaments. lint
toduy the situation will be reversed.
(I. II. licclvr will play In the Atlnntn
I|(‘\\'S[Iilpf‘l‘iilf‘ll'3 tournament and
Puppy Jones, In the role of .1 report-
i'I‘. will “rite a
round for "The Journal.”
hubby will let the public know
whom. I' 0. ]i. can practice whiit III:
preaches. It will be the first time
tho champion has written any'liing
.lbout golf for publication.
Two Stars to Coach
The promoters are taking the in-
iiomtioli seriously and blue aircady
engaged licrb Trent ililll itulpli Gil-
ioy, two former i'rinccton stars. to
reach the team.
It is planned to recruit the team
largely from iioston and vicinity in
order to arouse more civic pride in
the column.
I Inn of the opinion that profes-
sional football has come to stu)‘. It
wouldn't surprise inc. If within five
yours. the owners of the various
major innguc baseball franchises got
back or the pro game.
That Would put it over big
proper supervision is all It lacks.
C O ‘
Color Helps Walter lingcn
Walter lingen will always continue
to be one at the biggest figures In
the golfing world bccuuse he is co-
iori'ul.
While Hagen failed to win either
the British or Aiiicricnn open. He
was strongly in the running in both
cvoiits, finishing inside the money.
Just when the golfins rorld was
pining homage to Bobby Jones for
winning the two greatest golfing
titles. Iiugon decided it was time for
him thbrenk into the headlines.
Walter well realizes the value of
publicity.
Starting with 67-65—132 for the
first two rounds of the Eastern open
championship. Hagen broke the
world's record for medal play for
36 holes on a championship 6500-
ynrd course.
After this record-breaking feat he
set out to better Emmett French‘s
mark of 274. a. world record for 72-
hole modal play.
A rather ordinary 74 in his third
round hurt. He needed a 68 in his
final trip to equal the mark but tell
one stroke shy. finishing with a. 21.5.
Yes! Waiter Hagen is a. rather
colorful figure in golf. Ho insists on
It. s s e
The Case Of Simmons
If there is one thing a major
league ball player should do. it is
to run out the bail every time he is
at hat.
I understand that is one of the
Titnfiits. London.
things that recently caused Connie
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MERIDEN‘ BOXER WINS FIRST
sour AS A IIGHTWEIGIIT
Scores Easy Victory in Battle Willi- Coast Scrapper-—
Eddie Lord Shows Fine Form in Defeating Louis
Louis "Kid" Kuplsiu.
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lilo dvvislnu our 'I‘ummv I-. ._
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mzikc :i II::Iit out of it.
Thu, Kid's ill!" Manama: I .~. .~ .
lilo mnl‘v l't‘IiIJiihlirn‘ up.“
L‘lllllu Immiii .‘ilil‘l' inn Imul
iiht'ti liilit iII: Ilml linmwi
thumb in ii]-' l‘llil inml. ‘I
jurcd lliI‘llliIL'l‘ twi'IaHJy .qum I
up {or previous to ”14‘ In ‘
ills iIIL In i'rfin‘n' ,.
raising his inltli‘ii :lilli II . u in. ..‘ .,
his body “ii'il :IL'IIIH. I?” M" .. I
inmry In: usvd in: lift 1 r I.
but it fciiit, tit‘llt‘llvillig 11pm. I... a
for 4111 the uoi‘...
it liiiistli'i. In: iwlli‘vrli, lm‘.‘
[but Kliplfiii “us: lulu: .l :w ,I .
his premier climb. no m on ' , ._I .
to tho Iiichtw: light t‘l‘I:\\lI. ’32. {I
In Ind known how in I42». I»
how to SIIVL.‘ iilllISI‘if (”hi i :1. v I. , ,
right U\'L‘l‘ that \\‘Iii l-wmr .; x ,
iu Iilost allyullv. ll-- um .i. pw
Ini’Iy Ilzml mun fur Ix‘::pl..ll ' ..
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up against for In;
inclus udmutngc In livinlm, ;i i
i'tlltril rind lie iiIII‘W iii)\\‘ in a.
long arms to ll“ up iii‘
.‘iirl‘iit‘n llliili \\ili‘I‘.I‘\"1‘ In x i
slung iiilili)’. J-‘oi' that 1w I.’ Ii I:
Ian's \vol'k didn‘t sill-u up .p. ,1
it might ligainst ii mun lull
own sizc.
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Kllpiull'fi (liltif‘ii “us 4:4 M- I
moslly upon ('i'iiu'h‘ i'nlv \xllllv ' .-
Uulll‘orniun tit‘lii‘lldlti mzlinly l 1..., I.
right \to stun; iIIS [MILL-u .‘iml
scor-d this lulu“- quill; Ir.
too, but it scrum-«l tir Iin I:
slab I‘. 'II »
sumo cannot in: SJIII IIII' Ix'wpul"
blows. .lils it‘ll, ln'lm‘t: it 1".
czlpuciliitmi, Inld Mul'lmi H I!
<')'\_: suvlllna’. Ills ii:ill. I
Ii.‘i 1v :1.
donut} the loft sine of I'oliu'a‘ lev
to u St‘liliiiitilt’c of law law I. Imlv I‘d-3
illjlil’t‘ti thumb :md Ilm [nub Iii‘l' lo
hold on lll'€\(‘lltf'\i I'llln Iinzn it' m1:
knocked out, as Ix‘upluii Imikml ‘-I ly
strong at Jill pulllltis {IIIIi Rl‘osil'y
llllpl‘OSSt'Ii tho mpvrts \iIiiI Iris lI‘Jli-
sibilitit‘s m; .i iiKiIHVIiR'iIi.
I‘Iddio .Iml'd, I~i.<pl:lii's Silliiit'llli'II".
made .in iIlISIIiI‘IIIiIJ .\'.= il‘li]!t)ili..l|
debut Ivy “inning from iJlIlih 011:.
iii‘lllilli in n. Idrmzlnl prolimiuuly.
I'lddil- hull :i \iifif, t~<i;~‘.\‘ on the I§I‘u:lv
Lnttlrr. who was it mid SWIIIQU' and
made to cl‘dvi’ l'ur iilt' i‘il‘\\l', shit--
slipping humor from div-Illi-‘ll. Loni
uscd his Ivlt \t'l')" vaI in irii'liiii;
up Gugiicminl Eu tint In: could scum
with his right.
Mack to suspend AI Simmons, in». .1
by the bUSt‘iJilii exports of I‘Iiiladei-
pliin as the most valuable than on
the Athletics lost season.
It is thcuniisuul for at player to
come' to but more t‘iizn five Illilfi
in a. game. four is closer to the .‘ivri .
ago. so it is not asking wry mu ll
of him to run out every hit.
No club in either major lvyngnn afl-
hercs more closely to this iiit'i I\'
than Cleveland. Manager 'l‘i'ls
Speaker sets the exziiiiplo lay min:
to first at top speed regardless of
where he hits the bull.
One thins; that caused me to M-
mire Outficldcr Jamicsnn of (flow-
Iand before he developed into a rm:-
Iy great player. was the determined
manner in which he set nut for
first every time he hit the ball.
HM‘MM kami.
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