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‘_ Morukeis Team
I'M U [‘1
i‘ll‘ lrll'iV
”‘ ‘oioneck Sta—re Backed
Far East NOrwalk Outfit
Hope to Soomlnha—inStE-trong Opponents-
; ., Game With Springwood Eleven Soon—Will
*5 “ so Regular Lineup.
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Way'and Fonts in Game
' Cadeta' Drill At ‘ 1:30
o’Ciock.
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Larry Noble. Yais'a star halfback.
is back anin on tho lnlurod it". and
will he un‘le to play against Army
tomorrow. it is the second been-id
loan suffered by the Ilia in two days.
Yosl‘i'd Bill Kilho. fullback. loft
tor ill 0 in Pennsylvania when
he learned at his mother me so.
rlouely iii and he is not expected
back in time for the battle with the
West Point man.
Nollie was standing on the edge of
tho tooklo pit when two mun linea-
nten ,hit him accidentally and in-
Jurad his shine. The ion of the two
backfield men caused the Yale
coaches to make a complete ahift in
the plum behind the line and to
Shannen their plsgl for a lllllt prac-
tloa yesterday. he new comhlht-
tion was given hard acrimn'ioa'o.
Rip Ordway wont in for Noble and
Al Foots was sent to' Kilno'a plates.
Johnny Hobcn took Mote'a relular
piace at rich halfback. Captain
Runnell reate yesterday and Eddie
Decker played at quortdrbaek.
A special train will bring the Ca-
dents to New Haven saturdu morn-
ing. arriving at 10:50. The his pro-
gram outlined for the soldiers Will .
then begin. A inrse delegation of
Yale men bended bl. Russell Lee
Post. will meet the rain and Wei-
come them as well so a carioad of
Cadets disabled from injuries and
illness. 1
The following is the time achcd~
ulc of the West Point Cadets in New
rial-en on laturday.
10:50 a. rim—Corp! arrives at stu-
Mlmo football tcnm will
, .ioto action Sunday. a inst
‘ _ Humoroncck Stars :1in ba-
week due to min. The con-
i be staged lit .‘tinninronock
Wins Over Nurl'ni
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. ideal olovcn has been defeat-
Ml tho New Yo‘ team for the
'. . and they will strive
‘ '1‘ tables when they meet
”(an , their opening game
uaoa o locals played tiie
" «1 Star: of Bridgeport
W OI tlo. These two teams
”mat mill to tho near future.
Wino! havo a fine bunch of
" ‘ t in their lineup and they
a of playing some of tho
, . in tho Itato. it is possible
4, llaatlmaa and Springwoods
WI? next month. There is
matey‘omonz these two teams
‘ has will use two at the
ln'tliia section perform
thinnest on the gridiron.
. times will use thrlr line-
) ,oilowl:
-,'Cfibfl_li Ii. 1-2.; Capt. Kereolres.
1-. . :Fryor.‘ L. 0.: Hodges. C.; Ca-
mean It. 6.: .1. Nathan. It. T.;
m B. E. “'nierliury. 1.. il. 13.;
Nathan. F. ii; Cunningham. R.
‘l; Preston. Q. ii. .
Renal-vac: Bulogh. backfield; Coleu
backfield; heiit. line: Rey-
TliOliius cud; 'l‘ookcr.
Tigue After
_, Delaney’s Titlel
, Weighed down with acertlilcd
it" h to:- 32.500 Mlchacl Francis
,tormer boss of the world's
' poundpugllists,‘ plans to visit
:1.” offices of the New York State
stiletto Commission Monday morn-
in; to make an earnest effort to con.
mince tho ring moguls that Jack Dc-
. ‘ 1.11M automatically retired as
't-hittwywclght champion and he.
JIM Mill. and rt-ody to Mon 'hlto
1h! Vitrified slices.
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Dr. Plotter of Sietiin. Germany.
is the intent sensation iii the trat‘lt
gilnic. llt‘t‘t‘lllly. he not a new
record of 3 minutes and bi second.
in the Loon-nicirr rat-o at a meet
lit-id in ('ltnrlottcnburg. Germany.
The race was it sprint all the way.
with llle great Swedish runner,
Wide, finishing second. eight feet
behind the \t'lnncr. while the [onions
Surinl “its third, a yard MMM
“‘ltlt‘. .
tlon.
11:00 March to Green htsrts. The
motile-“Union avenue. state street.
Chapel street to staple.
iizil—iizzo —- ariitle on Green
(between Temple and Church St.)
fl .8 Hutu-Maren up chapel street to
. .3, derbill iitewsi.
being iiCCKi"d into :i bout With Mike. 5 ltllltlifl““““““n I“ “"1“"
lv‘urlh'mllu‘é liio pci‘lol‘ma‘wfi‘ ' . .. I ' I. .
turned to by no llisll “allotments; m1; Lunch out Chapel
rfiy'ln
"NH-
ll" "I'll!" l‘i‘l‘Nh’
The Irldlron reputation of
Bi. Ton against that of tho
ll:
"l'Ilfcl
East"-- or
is TV“. ’0. have tho nll‘lliit‘li
nthites
Jack
filial-key to Sign iii" home on (the.
dollvtl line. Siltlrltt‘y. by .tlii'.'.)“hy.
may meet Kin...r Solomon in thlcn‘izo
curly in December.
Why not match Simrkey will the
only man wholknonlted out Solo on.
instead. qucilt‘s Mo lgue's publicity
dcpuriiiicnt, it wlil t- liilvrwtlux to
Holi' n'hnt disposition ill" ring guar-
Vnfii-qlltcli with (lime Ttllilu-y
no. [allure further will assure
> mission that he stands will-
is“ to battle Pull; Berielibtirli to sto
" M-ontltled to wear Lh‘: titulai
p , . . -. e. Me'i‘lauo la touchy on the
j of tho lluitlng Bounty. as.
ewe Ft
:tory M with some heat
mo in. otchman" is the only t-liinipioii ‘
that the
amino ovar refuoed to giro the man
range. For a your Penn's ll““‘
gladiators and the student l il\
have been Wultll‘ifl' for tho chnnm t.
.. out With Danbury
weatherman permitting. Danbory
and ”water will clash in what
probably xiii be the is: buoba‘l‘l
We'l’il '. J.“ I. ",9 .4
field in bottom. thin ly, attach it
Both nines have sirenfithcned their
‘t-anis for the contest and a crack-
Red Orange. and the rest or lhl’ l' -
hols cut.
“Just to log your litchiory. I‘m”
sylvania was trounced 2L3 til Plil‘.
having aimed up several noted stars
for the content. Shift. 0. New York
Ne’l‘lxus has developed iii-
A new lens. compOsed of it liquid
_ ' , . .. ” When Pennsylvania unvls’nml one of the lenders of tho Bl
Ho’ritllel contention imam In Johnny Itisko 'lll-l King Soltntioil street to the Ni starts. iliinoll lite Champnign. iii, 51””. ‘ Tun, caused many of the “mull:
malty on the public of is!“ no. would Iiinko Some or the smart bzt- tail—Drill in the bowl. day. i critics to prematurely minis Penn in
W to Delaney that he LOW lers a bit cliui'v rir'? installing the WT It stacks up as one of th- row! ‘ tin» outstanding totini or the country.
“it. beam at 18‘ Poulldi “if“ \rnllonlng Malmicr'n favorite over Bremter "me Will important intemctionnl mines of Thin nlonc came Illinois and
M he is entering the hcml’wrts-Ii sir Mien-n1. llilin is also sevklnv n the , -
., rear. .(iinnge-mnr if you
with tho avowed purpose. t'l' I‘Irl}nlulg’ \t'lm I'ln [ii-1";ii:izli_:
l‘cnnsylvnnln is gunning in: ...
wipe out the football ntrut‘ltlv‘n .-
ndclphia last full. in whnt “'03 :l
”lfllil'l‘ style. the lllinois mnrvel rnnl
. dlnns make of Mike‘s claims when crlack lame is expected. N’Dl‘lfllhs "It!" for the eastern m ‘ iw tin n u-nt lipid. with cnndlilans’
[9‘ ho. wolltha laurela from another m, mm... knocking at their door Dnnhury la placlnl on the field parts but not to foilmwrs or the nlcyi‘l :uminsl his style. Grange. raced
w imflmtgofifi‘mgifelcfr232he chart with his t‘llt‘t‘k iii-xt Monday. one 0f the strongest ninel obesible. Ten. {rim ‘lith the Penn team for thrct‘
Prior to rncctim: lillnnls. featur» i
‘ntom"
mono
lull-AMI
:lntr the sclisnuonnl
. (ll-rings. Penn-
i- j E‘HYnlliil lind successively beaten
0 ‘ lirou‘n, Yale and t‘hlcairo.
Three decisive victories' over two
‘of tho strongest tennis in the east.
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prefer. Grango
eliiivl llllniiltl.
(Hanan, showing his wares for the
iii-st lime in the east. had a large
‘t'oiitritt-t on his hands. For two
.\'-“*5tl‘.‘= the rust iinti been filled with
thins of his record-bre‘hking feats.
He was called the greatest boll-tolcr
Hi :lll timw.
lump; in the occasion in typical,
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[ PENN, UNDEFEATEU IN THE EAST, MEETS ILLINOIS
~t «ion
The Pill”. then was willing' .odt
mil hi: \ruu till he had been cracked
tilt in ll‘.
The l‘t-nn {Oi-wni-ds in this game
L‘iifli‘fl'tl quickly. it style that will
not siOp Grange. As a matter of
fact. such a ineihod of pinyin:
(iriiiigo is made to order for him.
l‘cnn doesn't have to worry about
t'lrniig-u this ycur but ill "Frosty"
l'eiera lllf‘l‘l‘ lurks rt shadow that is
u constant reminder of tho aenaa-
iioniil red-head.
'l‘lio decisive defeat f’cnii ndmlnis-
tcrcd to (“bloom recently made no
hit with the Big Ten supporters. it
is up in llllnols to erase the-stigma
of that defeat it tho football prestige
of llln‘ lliitlllle “mi in to l)" pro—
curved.
l“ linsylvniim him it great team. It
Will iimrt a “unity f‘l\'Hl in lllinols.
whose conch. l‘iob Zuppke. has a
habit of upstillnrtlic dope.
“ the most willing fighters
M crawled through ‘lie IO')“S.
unlohey. the Boston hurry-
Yankee. hackziop, will do the catch-
ing. Waite Hoyt. Yankee World So.
rles star, will be on the mound for
container of cbiicm'o shape. absorbs
hint run; and is dcrlzil't‘d to be ad-
mirably suited to the. projection Of
Starched Collar
'3 "310 trounced D“ K”! M motion pictures and treatment for "10 Dsnbury nine. Holden will L0 ’ F '
. on last week; is actually tubcrrnlrinis. cover first bus. Crnll'. «COM base- slng fiends
‘ .aa man... and Lali’dy, third baseman. ___‘__
both ‘Syracuse Unlvorlily ours. will
also be soon In the nanbury lineup.
Broken, Neck
Thot tho starchod collar is an in»
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FINAL PLANS
FOR AMATEUR
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the best bOy in his class as Frankie
Fay has been in touch with three of
the loading niiinieiirs trying to in-
duce them to meet Cohan. Cohan is
regarded its one of tilt hardest hit-
ters of his weight in the. amateurs.
ling For Another C
Tho Sinilii‘iil‘d llit: Flux r.
ed by i’nddy Morukv.
hall leaniio hi it meeting of
league held last nlllili.
The Siam
ford Ill; Fire's
tlf‘t‘lliltlu to
to seven teams.
groin-d to withdraw from lili‘ H Ill'Ili
port two lt‘fll’llfl.
t‘i"‘ll in plum of tile Siniiifnl'il imiiii
not secure a. homo court.
lilif‘llllK film he would speak
t‘:ii'r. of tho l'tlrl‘ivld American l,--
i:iOii ll'illll and try to gm ”1"!“ lilln
the league.
hliiliiincr lit-(‘08!
.l.‘lll mi.
at tho Now ('llli‘
Slillnl ill lli- nire‘ili: that
ill :ihl ill’ii‘il :13 l'iilllll' Murillo: \\.’l‘
”l" lnsiigiiior of the lingue li-
should not he dropped from thv- «Ii'~
cult hr-tliiiilo of lllt‘ Stamford tt-zim
withdrawing from tho lmmue. ll.
voiced the opinion of tile :lirm‘lilrs
[li‘l’l‘t’nl and i‘. was il-t‘l‘li'd that MH-
rukv was to be given .1 hortli on oil-
Ollll’l‘ team in thr- league.
The meeting \rns rilllctl to (ll’ili‘l'
by President Charles .‘ldllflli’l‘
Joni pll Toohrrr. t'lv-c~pi'vsltlrnt ol‘ ilii
lt'illlll“. rind Kenneth Nolloltl.
surcr. were present. ‘
The ruins (int
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.inti (liloplf-ti liill-r llt'inl: l‘t‘Hn‘I vi. Ell~
dif- .\lt‘.*\lll~'lvr. I‘ll-'lll‘ll..ill of lip
fil‘lli-dllii‘ ('Ol'illlli'lf'i. hiil'illllli'tl .i
lt‘l’lliilH‘t' Sf‘llf‘tl'lli‘. lull lollitl ilOl lit
{ldr‘p'l‘ll twenties of fill" [mt llllll the
trains “'lrt' not sure of llit'll‘ piny-
in; night. At the next meeting of
the ll'ilKlit‘ each director of tho
li‘fllzlit' will decide on what night
”My Will pl‘y Ind a schedule will llt'
drnwn up.
The «tilt atlon of reforms was tlirii
brought up. A motion was mndv
that flH‘ rcferccs hr. appointed hi
ballot and seconded. Af'rr the imi-
lotn were rilltl the following \‘e‘t'i‘t.’
A Local Writer’s Slant
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As One Of Referees.
I'll will-j
uitliilit-w
from tho li‘alrfleid County liltnlui~
Hit"
With-
draw cuts tho roster of tho ifi'iglll'
Morlllio niliind iii
the meeting that its much its ht! ro.
llo was forced to do so litt-niiuo or
ill" fort tlilit Stamford will not slip-
st-vernl o‘hcr tennis were lifllfiltl-
Port Chi-nier “'lis :igiilii illi'lilllillt‘ll.
hilt ll was l‘t'llfll‘ltitl that ilirgi' could
Allvl‘ L'Oll-
Nldcriihlc discussion on lllt‘ matter.
Preside-iii l‘lltll'it‘fl Mulroney told ‘.lii‘
lt)
Roy DOII'ns ’
SPORT BARRAGE
And Elsewhere
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Stamford Big Five Out
Of Fairfield County League
Lock City Unable to support in.
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On Sports in Korwalk
‘ The High School ell-you is playing
|\\'ari‘rn Hauling School of llrltigc~l
‘ port. Amusement Park. IUN’ utter-l
|noon. The Green and White outfit
is much liglu~r than the Bridgeport
loom, tit the local lads hope ll)
come 1 trough with their first tictory
of tile season. They may.
"Buck" Lynch may land in, the
American League next season.
"Buck" twlrled good ball with the
Hartford team in the Eastern
League and finished the season with
Newark in the international loop.
people ill't‘ Willing; to l‘lklj ”it. short
end of" Hit in lilfi‘ l'i‘liii‘llll lids ii
gum] 1. .::i 1‘ .l .i. .«.i i;. llitit‘lt
oi'llt'l...w» 1313' :,i. ii‘t.\:"ll.‘5
('lizil'lii‘ litm‘ll- Hill |ll‘lihlilll)
llrcnk liiiu tin- came uiiit .\. h’. l.
Cliarllc ls (lilo int lilt‘ lll'~l \ll'lllt: hull-
stilulw. ’l‘lii- l'tlilt‘lll‘~ tiiittii iii A. l".
C. have Hl\\ll)‘ ll‘~l‘il litist‘llt- as l'.
deft-iisii'c 'lllt‘lo. lll“ iii Ull‘. opinion
m‘ the urllt-r l~ it iiii~iiilitn JUN-lit
can ('lll'l‘)"llt‘ llll“ iiiiii i~ it good
ground gnlni-r, liiii In hits lll‘tt'l' lint:
, "MIC“ of it t-linim- in tllfllltit‘ in.
ltruhtentoftorlure. .t ll, . Fa ‘il ii - . ’ .BO' -. , on _ _ .
(i 9 . 23bit; 3:3?8113' ngfiofirga 0t tor the heck. and {illitertl‘tflstrgggfirf ‘ facis‘lnl tlhlz-o :23}: 3'llllkflgnwfl::r: 1:119: allil“?‘l.8\¥;a\ll€la::e:nm oilflcgr Mint: ability “I ”K M “ “uh \(IIWL
an t Keep [“5 Chap out Of Foetba" m. 3 h“. ’Plllbllrlck lhd Blnkc ll the llrst article in the liy-laws of‘ Buckwrilt popular local boy whose OWHN‘ Clarkin 0f Senators for his -__ , .
a a ' t, Mil “16 Anti-Collar League rcccntly or-i athletic ability is well known will “Nice. illanzigt r l‘nlmor of im- ;~1.z~ii:;:.
l . ' “gr-2:39:25:tailioavglrkxfltimnty mm; canlzed in Paris. The foundt‘rs are _._______ also make his debut. and it can con— “'00“ “5 “”x‘m” '0 "' ‘ ‘ ' U“ Pa“
- ,4" . .o , ' all writers of same note, but tli~ . . fidentlv be said that all No- ' Lee. Fobl will roball~ be let out times 0“ ”1“ ”M'V'N‘ H" l‘tUt-‘miy
/ N‘w ll} 0;: Tgliltczerh‘gtkiofi: Ch}: collnrless fashion is making timid , “one Bryan alld MURS' \vlil lilrn out to see his abllttly“al: as mlnagetht 0:2 Boslgn Red Sox. announcid 11“” "' "‘ "“‘d the
. /1 3:321“! player will handlo short. The Ntflegs- l bury In Feature Battle— the padded mitt industry. The fans up in Bcantoam arc siiou "‘3'1N°"“\"’l" ”‘5“! '" ‘ ”l" " '5’“; “1‘
» ' . tt - first mcctlii of il l. . i.‘ "' - r pay. . ; iii-t n: . in in just
. mt of the Brenner lineup “.u not i t . t: in 0:1ng( lzzy Cohan Entered. The rcsorwd sent sale has passed in; for his release. He has tried ha Norwztlk “A“, H H '3...) . . v. renal iii '.
.. , announced. Andre Antoine .t noted author and all records rot attendance at pre- to build up a winner in Eastern. but . ‘0”
theatrical critic. nns elected presi-i
dent and 'tin executive committee\
formed. Press lll‘.‘t0l;rnpli0rs in nt-‘
tendanaa asked the committee to
no owi- in. H Ni ii}! i!) Managers
I‘tiliiii-r (illii t'nli'niriii to not together
and stop :ill ll» i.li.‘ . You ciii't ar-
vious slmon pure events. due prob-
ably to the fact that the card as
arranged by Pay is mild? up of a
according to reports has not had
much cooperation from the manage-
ment of the clitb. He may coat-ii
'l‘lm National Guard units
completing final arrangements
are
for
tir- il' monster nmatcur boxing tour.
Gene McCann Quits
clarod:
“This was not an oversight. It was
done on purpose to show how mis-
erable We were and how uncomfort-
able we looked and felt.
w“.
' New Cool Field.
hound-Anthracite cool. claimed
.to equal tho quality of British an-
thracite. has been found in Sardinia.
a small isinnd off the coast of Italy.
The field is estimated to give an out.
put of 30.000.000 tons. Samples of
the coal were sent to Mussolini.
ltaiian dictator.
was annonnood last night. McCann.
ii veteran Milt-s in Eastern league
circles. it” managed the Ponies for
the last three masons. In his letter
’0: resignation to A. .i. Shean, presi-
dent of the Springfield club. he said
that a had several otters under
would ration out that he would not
sign any contract til December.
locum la a forms Yankee and
closinnati has spout. its pitched
for Brooklyn more than It‘yeara
wonderful Shape. Room is aiway
trained to tho minute rind says he
Will make short Work of Bryan and
is telling all his friends that he will
knock out Brynn . er than he
did Jack Pennington. This should be
it hiimdlnzcr of a bout as Bryan sl-
n-nys provides acbn aplenty for all
his opponents.
Then there is Jack Pennington of
Now Cannon who intends to make a
comeback and my Cohan from the
same town who is bringing over a
hundrrd enthusinstlc followers Mth
hini. Cohan will be matched with
'~ Molten
,It nu been noticed that a large
hm .“ "moir- “It '0: are
turning out to local ooaioc bouts.
law are to attend the
matour Mitts In the oratory. Wod-
rioaday' «solos.
'rha bouts in this city are being
Mum on a hint scale and no
woman Mil feel out of place wanting
to tho armory to I“ tho atmoa
tit-e mitt artists at work. Tile ran-
IQNQ are “looms.
gu’ its: Olin. . ’
Van-A M cook
‘ mngc'twlmsmu 5 e _
-. m d to'bo eoe fl tho 1
‘ is the 6 its " on
. :s.—r‘ive years liable new start in life for him 5, c, c." gm m
» (3: stands watched an vnd‘utod. tho scrappy Hartford The BMW. built of
H fronth W.wholaataeaaoneamo to“ o... 'm",
M“ carried ' college sports as a. basketball DW' It In .
must Strum-Col- or. to. don a the mote-kin. tat-h a. M m
‘ tat—watched and real
. rt 3 moon. was aerio
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9‘ around that
. Coon
you: “Q runnln‘ wild. \HO WI
.., mi Clive
”Mano-g loom. tho M-
: .m. .3?“ 7* * .ihmmm
'M' risotto!“
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HEAP BIG." INJUN, DASH or IRISH
MAKE IDEAL ohm COMBINATION
P ’ P“ t ., ) t ‘ b h id at the a . number or return and natural fichts. the Pirates. rantzcu Lain: li‘il‘imlll .Lriling to-
. o pose for I picture. When the picture nlmi ii 0 u c t. rmor). The {tins also i‘r‘mr‘mht‘r the last lap . gclhu .tllil . illilut i. ..lt l‘ our,
:Dpegrto: till the ”92"?“an it was “unremar- l d ice at bouts Which provided thrill The. N. Y. L”. Fordham some lm- L815 lzu.
, oun a Bolton on o 081 on t e tlenc Bryan on area ml dlewclght after thrill. tractlnx considerable attention The _.
ogargfjorgfifnonx?beg??? committee w'“ Wearing “"t stiff 01‘ 3‘t‘fmmllfl Who meets 13001014 8- violet team has been going like a Boost.
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