Nash MEOWI
3mm Alley League
With I2 Teams Entered
Is Elected President of Oil-- -
ill Start First Week in Novena.
ber—Seaersl Prizes For Winners.
Norman Flewwell“?
cult—Season
The Nash Enduring nonlina
League has organised tor the sea
son and “ill swing into action lhu
lirat Week iii November. Norman
Flowweliyii was elected president ol
the league iii a recs t meeting.
The league last y or coiiipriatd of
air. tennis and the interest in the
ileum: was so keen this year that It
was decided to add six inure It‘nllll
1'! the league making it a ll team
circuit. The league will cover a
period of '.'2 weeks. All games will
hi. bowled at the Clifford Alleys.
l’i'izes will be awn ed at the
termination oi the loss a schedule
and me as toilon‘s: w nlng team.
trophy t'up; second pi team. in).
phy clip; third ola..e am. thl)"iy
«slip. high average it a d cup. liillli
tin-lo airings. to. illh‘ single 5.1.
high lnalklcss single. l5. A bowler
liluol roll three quarters of the
guinea scheduled. to win the high
tin-rage prize. ‘
l-2.ieh team will consist of- tour
bowlers. one to be used as an alter-
nate. A team which has but two
men present at the scheduled time
to bowl must take a mark at 75 (or
the blank man. The mark at 76
will not count in the average oi that
lowler. No bowler will be allowed
to take part in a game after the
filth box has been rolled.
The teams and players in the lea.
gue are as follows:
First Floor Machine Shop
J. Vohous. C. Smith. J. Latte.
Second Floor Machine shop
tf. Iiiottett. Tomissetl. W. Emmer.
thnl. 1.
Electrical Dept.
N. lind. ll. Worden. W.Bhannon.
J. Tay.ior
Shipping Dept
J. Nazzaio. M Russell. J. Rooney.
Pattern Shop
R. Wilkenson. it Starr. J. Dwyer.
\l‘olte's Dept.
l’iori. C. lsreal. Hogasy.
Garage Dept.
Dunion. lioseo. Drew. Singawd.
Stock Records
F. Dukes. it. Cashcn. DeCueniey.
Stock Room
llnlnmon. Roberts. P.
Di'atting Dept.
S. Weir. Coiiander. Davis.
Galcteria
J. Gerrin. A. 'l‘arlov. J. Skldd.
Planning Dept.
T. Hoyt i". Conevari. ll. Mellwain.
F"'.le\\\\cll)n
N.
anzer.
N.
Cl liord Bowlers
Lose to amford
Stalnieid made a an sweep e.
the howling mulch the Billion.
Alleys last night defeating the Nor
w no.1. is in two straight games.
The Norwalk team dropped the
ill... “Hing; ey ul pins and the ate
end ‘0); 47 pins. Mort Lindsey.
crack Stamford bowler did not no.-
company his ten. but sent five men
to Norwalk who were vtopnotcii
bowlers. Welanian ot the Stamtord
team rolled a perfect score of 232,
while Nosck was high man for the
locals with 210. Another match lie-
club Thursday atternoon: Grace Col-
in the future.
The scores follow:
CLIFFORD
Hollywood ..........
W. Gonch ...... ......
Marine ........ . .. . .101
Avruiilt ...... . .
Noack
224
182
193
232
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Fighting Spirit
DWIGHT l“. DAVIS. JR.
lliirvmd‘s slump in athlcfloq for
several y-lzr. llf'i‘ been ascribed to
lack of fight by certain sport oa-
pei-ts. -
Such b; in; the case. it is just pos-
sibl.~ that llii'giit I". Davis, Jr.. now
trying out for pitcher or first base
mo. (in .l.- ll'1.‘lli|i.‘ln team. may
ii. .p .1 pl; 1.1. lillll'll lierdcdw:
uni... in l e .. n 01' the secretary
of \i.i.'. i..- heard he prawn)
slimmed.
Gear; fie Gibsm New
Masher of Kaplan
of Madden.
Dinny Mill-sham
manager of Louis (Kid) Kaitlin
since lilze. will sell his managerial
rights in iili.‘ annirs at the retired
It'llllliiW1 10h". champion or . the
Wulid to l .W tillkon, pilot of Gene
Tunnri, h eiiyiveigli‘. title-holder,
it \v..s lei llli iI inst night. The trans~
action \ilii be completed in NOW
l’ork Friday.
Mr M. hon assigned no other rea-
son for the move other than that
he was not m. istli‘d with tho ill-illi-
her oi.houts Knplun has,been able
to obtain during the last year. A
leilllé‘l‘t d left thumb. injured in
Knplan‘s bout with Tommy Gallo
last August. has kept the 'forhier
champion illie lines that time.
Under Gibson, McMahon believes.
Kaplnn will light his way to the top
of the ligh‘ivelght division. which
he entered last August, when he
found he no iongrr could make the
featherwrighi limit or 120 pounds.
Although Knplan has been road!
for th« bell for the last month. lie.
Mshon has found it practically lin—
pessihle in n: more suitable match”
for the “Connecticut Cyclone "
Joe Brnsley, unofficial member
oi the K'—1plrin McMahon ilstlc arm.
will also withdraw from Kablln’l
future rint: affairs. Eddie Lord.
“'2 500 1042
promising local Junior lightweight.
vill also pin the Gibson stable.
“THREE WISE MEN” OF THE NOTRE
DAME GRID TE“? I
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am 1‘0 RIGHT: W ANDERSON. KI‘NTE imam III.)
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EAST NdItWALK’S SPEEDY PASTIME FOOTBALL TEAM
woodadothe East Nor-walk Grounds.
which jasmclosed‘a sumssi‘iil season on the diamond.
R0} Downs"
SPORT BARRAGE
.. A [local Writer's Slant (In Sports in Noriialk
And Elsewhere
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:16 w'lltit. coils. THURSDAY OCTOBER 21,1926.
dc way.
‘Aleys last evening.
‘ of much action on the al-
none future.
The luncheon club tourney
latch cdneiderabls interest lost
son. The Tormdors were the
para and the Kiwanis finished
and. Now that the Twreadors
a fall on the diamond the Kiwa-
ere-
sea-
trin-
see-
.a trimming an the alleys.
'ljlireadbrs are de rmlned
[cant retain their leadership
ed fer. ,
.dlla'rterhacit for the All-Norwnik
'slaven last Martin. is now wearing
th- s'palurles or the All- New Brit-
a big hit with the fans of the hard-
'II’Q“ city. “Brick" Dora, another
Mme: local star. is also with the
New Britain outfit.
'Coach‘ Perry W. Bean continues
to, drill the Norwalk High school
nee bowling sea-on is getting no- football squad at top en mi.
The Norwalk and Storm l Green
"I teams hacked up on the Clil-i up against
Thu-e is
less this season. The Kiwanimio
”has and “nation are expected sti
” our! their tournament in the he 0. the bacon.
Tlvh
and White tcniu \\l.i stack
the Comuierr..l lligh
New Haven iliih wet-k,
School in
The‘ Elm City crew outwmnlis the.
llnrris'
is. but Manager "lien'
thinks that liis boys 11, l bring
The “rill r hopes
i that he is thinking right.
1 out.
took '
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Old John Dundee took another
crack at the junior ligliiui-lgiit
crown the other evening. but lost
Johnnie stacked up nauin~t
Tod Morgan out on the
Con-t the holder of the title, lilit
nil uld Lions are out to giie them could make no headway against the
The tilpreel'ly mast mapper.
to at'lured his right arm early in the.
in "“Ill and had to battle \iitli
bowling and a built royal is look~ hand during the remainder of tilt"
llt‘ is
clash Dundee is a wnndto.
ilrhting at an age nbcnvmost niiit
l'iddifl Hunt. who was seen at artists have hung up the gloves
Bic George. Smith pill in- arm in
tho line- -up of John \frflnrrie' smei
ainiteadi. Eddie is one. or the best Mons basketball mm this season ;
mum” turned out in till-ll Smith is a. tower of strength nni is
M of the woods and he is' mnkingl capable of 011‘ playing 11
center in
this neck of the woods.
Fairneld County basketball oircuii.
Rain
And more of it.
High School Plays
In New Haven
"The Norwalk High school foot-
‘bAlIJeam will take to the road
Ill-id”? morning and will, play the
test and heavy New Haven Com-
maniai-‘Bigh school.team at Weiss
Park. New Haven. The game will
mom It. I o 'eloek arid the team will
iedvo the local high school in cars
at '10: lo. » 4
MN... rehearsU‘ with his squad a‘.
'. lilo hlgh'aohool yesterday afternoon
' Rs shorted each than where he
_:li:uld mm the defense and told
h
as ckr just what plays to
mmen- hey are at different pori-
tiatls'1n the «1.1.1
‘A form or an examination was
m by Mr. Bean. After ax-
‘to the squad Just what each
afar miss expected to do he
{tum questions which they
WM to answer. The plays
no several hear
“‘5an cues will be held
‘w gasi all the plays will
I “Evan; The plays are good
g‘d ds‘ars‘aa aa'gOod as those of
lila'hCthnol. it only the player-
‘Wl there and do the right
Wt
p
lad-)- have not won a game
Deana; but they are a‘ hard
"lot and deserve a victory.
W to bring oils suit with
ill ay. ' .
Footliall Captains".
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N. 7.5-0“. ll.—
all"! at war ”fat are lean-
to old 0! the best foot-
'l‘n you. thls tall. sla-
bonito pilii‘utoi and undue
Jr's vinnlpg e van should 1“
A'w year ago a Army won
«H's sales but two losing to rail-
m din-la. ontiits. Rockne and alias-in are
“f-f m
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Ind‘Coinmbia. It waved no the ram-
salsa moot-sung its old rival,
Ooadh Perry :Besn‘ held a bleach}.
ill-lauds: hlld or ems "air
Y.M.H.A. Will Have
Basketball Team
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The boys of the local Y.M.B.A. have
organized a basketball team and
they will play the preliminary game
to the Red Men Big Five games.
The bays are being coached by Lur-
ry McMahon. former star of the
Norwaik High school and Fordham
t'nivarsity.
Larry has held one workout with
the boys an‘ he says that they
should devehip into a fine quintet.
Another rehearsal will be held this
evening at which time the team will
stack up against another local team.
some or the Y. M. H. A. stars are
Danny Perlman. Norwaik High
School “Halli" Malcolm Golden. a.
line guard who did some playing
with the Green and 'the; Davo
‘Lopéhiek" Fromer. who will. prob-
ably lump center; Percy Shilepsky.
termar guard ’01 Rye High School.
and Irv Golden-dormer torward oi
the Franklin Junior High rive.
manager- it do or the Red
will book a games for the
locals and he asset-sullen that they
will have to do some hustling to
keep up with the teams he has al-
ready booked. ’
Bernadine games are looked for-
ward to by the "1""boya. It is ex.
pected that several other members
ai‘ the "I" willtry out tor the team
this evening.
.1038. thus making magmas
a rut-sear. toenail. this“:
mi “9 UNI I“ M-
*‘Tiny". one of the great-
aat‘gr'tddera or the last row years. is
captain or “ii cadets this season.
loéitt. a nu. powerful fellow. is not
osu suitor Its also. but is sneer?
[usually aiudve in the open He's
so“ to flop. ones he gets un-
ism-$.33 m." “"‘ °“ “‘°
up assay away
in lilo ias‘sitory. With such a can-
able chap leading the team the
Army is oortalir to eause plenty of
trouble this cam
l‘ar‘ifli' .
Dundee in»
(i'lr‘:
lir- will:
he a great help to the lndlans in the}
:Westport Bowling Leagu .
sails): Weed. s. Nathan. 1.. Nathan. m. Coleman. Preston. Callpostlll.
kneeling: Waterbury. Bulges, Beeches (Calla-uni. Reynolds Tucker.
Binding: GMsu'in. Dalogli. \l'ostborg. “Dink" Reynolds (Coach). Van Covering. Kent. I‘crlman (assistant lliannireri.
Under the direction of Coach "Dink" Reynolds the Pastime elcien of East Norwnill lime rounded into it fast (mini.
«3m *9.” of Bridgeport. to a scoreless tie in their opening 2.1 mo of the season lit Staples Flt-iii. Sunday.
the ammo in the second game or the season at Slap!" l‘iehl this It‘t‘k. The linst Nornnik outfit oipt‘r‘i- in «ill :1 “ltIl‘ main in Hula-m i_
circles this season and if the fans turn out in the proper manner Manager Ted Coleman will lrrin': some of the i1. ~l teams in ill‘
Most of the players on this season's innilinll tenni plnymi on the haulnii It
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.‘il-rt ..I\ ll Stnmlrd. quarterback
lli'ilillrtl lU-liiitrsii) flmillall'
l‘llllll "l" x a heady iltld general.
afoot and a brilliant. l‘liikht‘l
The ( rilii
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llil thou-vii it' s his first war on tliel
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COURIy. ______ gridiron.
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The senior \. M C. A. haskdbaillpmflm n gli‘h 11ml h» "'l“ H 1.
team “ill bf‘sin oilieinl prtil‘tlcu lit hm» 1 {13‘ int i ( ill. 2‘“ l t‘ is
the “1-. g)m Friday owning. The‘ y”; +11“ m ”“21 N Lu” .'i L, ”1‘
team will be in charge Of Phyjslt‘al l‘nsllnles it"- i" ill :1' i‘ r rr-‘n i‘..r.\
. Director 1’. Edgar Doubleday.
The roll for candidates was nii-
swerod by ten star players. They
are Arthur Miller. Edward Sherman.
Donald Patchen. \‘ie Abroniiiis.
.lohri Braille. John Miller. Ralph
Green. Ken Thomas. Walter Carson
and Richard L'gger.
A meeting of the team will he
:i captain and manager electrd. it
is possible that :1 Y. M. C. A. loop
leonslsiing of four teams will be
formed. Doubleday plans to have
Greenwich, Stamford. \l'esiport and
Bridgeport in the league.
event that the “"‘l league falls
through. Doubleday will organize a
four team league from his gym
class. The class numbers about all
members and four teams could
easily Ili‘ pirkcd from that number.
The \Senior team will play a
schedule of games regardless of the
league. Games will be booked with
the Bridgeport Dehlolny. Norwalk
Delilahy. Bridgeport "Y" and sev-
eral otherzglrong teams.
Court League Will
MeeIThis Evening
The directors of the teams repre-
senting the li‘alrt'leld County Blis-
ketbnli League will hold another ses-
sion at the Westport 1'. M. C. A. at
7:30 tonight. President Charles E.
Mahoney will preside at the confab.
Several matters of importance will
he brought up at tonight‘s meeting.
The matter of how many teams will
abs ehtered in the circuit will be dis-
cussed. Ai'tcr thraslvingthe matter
over among themselves. New Canaan
finally decided to enter the league.
As the teams siandnow there are
seven which are sure or enteringihe
league. The Stratford and Foirtield
Legion teams are} not sure or enter-
ing. However. there are several
other teams who wish to enter the
circuit and in the event that any
dron out they could easily be re-
placed. The committh appointed at
the last meeting to investigate the
strength or the Stamford Reds will
make its report tonight.
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“Dutch Bauther. veteran south-
paw pitcher. enjoys the rather un-
ious distinction or being turned loose
twice in as many seasons. each time
catching on with a pennant winner.
In ms Banthar joined the Wash-
ington club after having put in sev-
eral canipaigna vvitll the Brooklyn
Dodgers and Cincinnati Reds. While
he didn't get_ in the world series
against Pittsburgh as an actual nar-
ticipant. he. nevertheless. shared in
the spoils.
Last summer Washington decided
to east. Reuthsr. adrii‘i. and the vet
tilnger want to the Yankees. He
took part in one game during the
Juan plant! with the Car
lmowmo'
called within the next few (11in iind'I
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started, lii‘”\‘ sit/Hill pile (”.5 1' r '-
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then lll'l" .'L
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interest to 11m;
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Bots dr- l‘oulognc It has had 111nm
notable histori col tinnnls-i.
them the Duchess do Tirrri',
was credited with liziiln: lmi mm
servants at one time and 111111 ll' 1'-
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asketball Center.
Th» miliy renovated Lockwood‘s’
' ' Non-gill: in proving to be a
p‘uwo of en'vrlriinmvnl.‘
itii'lxs v. “rel: basketball.
._ nl ilir' City Will play and on
its dancing will to hold
Cm .‘.i mil-1y eveninan lilo llrli Men
i';\"‘ with "Big"
neuiv formed basketball
’lho Fed Men haw a fine
leim :m‘l should proie quite an at-
.: liv-
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llehiolai' hoys trill play on!
“Mines-117w evenings in the hall.
’llu- l‘ )lrlliiys. under the manage-
expf‘ct to
‘-'-i.r :1 fast tPam on the court and
.‘l‘rrielr S‘ncewald has already
imam some first rlass teams.
The lleliltlen will hold weekly
d Tli‘l’F :i' the hall on Saturday eve-
iirt'w. .\ first class orchestra has
errrizmi and Manager MeGan-
to have large crowds at
Til"
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il‘r‘ .l‘ilmes.
i‘w- mules ended so late that but :1
time could be given over to
‘ reins:
’l‘lin imiidiri: is owned by Council-
m:;n Edward M. Cans and Mr. Gana
Sliltl‘li yesterday that he will allow
lornl t‘iuli‘. promoters the privilege
of using the hall. It is thought
lint sn-i'erdl promoters will try to
r- t the hall and run amateur bouts
there hl- neekli :
JOHNSON STILL GmD.
‘Vnitor Johnson says he chinks he
has enough stuff left in his good
ilizht arm to last two more seasons.
.elinson is one of the few stars who
has no hankering to manage a ma-
Flhnn
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George Smith Harlem-.1
_\- their regular league mules:
Dancing proved popll-l
‘Ar n’irr the games last season hull
jor league ball club.
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