into in
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Owl Outfit.
.» - ”a Ip’ringwoods will travel to
» -- Conn. to play the
n Ponies for their third
of the season lundsy.
management is melting ar-
’tlgenisnts to hire a large bus to
to Thomaston to accommodate
, w (dos who have expressed a de-
‘ni to accompany the local eleven.
him Wiser. is making ar-
-ents to play at Amusement
beginning the first Sunday in
labor. He will bring some of the
teams in the state here. The
y classic will be staged on No-
eel-at use the local eleven will
, with the Westport Owls in s
. game series. The first contest
. he played at Am mellt Park
the second game a the Bedford
V. Westport. the event of
.tie the two to re will get to-
.thar and toss the 30in to decide
\ lists the third game will be staged.
3. Coach Andy Bellus put his
I” through a final practice last
. t in preparation for Sunday's
a teams will lineup as follows:
Springvvoods
, el 9’ ’l‘oth
Lombardi
Nagy
V”
Gacklj
Pasclk
Bardos
Capt. Latzo
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L. H. B.
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Bus—Plan to Play at Amusement‘
Game Series with Strong Westport
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“fiTl'Fl‘ "' MCINNIS
Anomer protege of Connie Mack.
”Silifi‘y" Mulnnis. is to tithe a whirl
at Iiianuging‘ tlle Philadelphia Na-
tionals. lie is the third member of
Connie Mack's lie-called "00.000
infield to graduate into the manager-
ial ranks. The others are Eddie
Collins and Jack lid-y.
WESTPORT OWLS
FACE STRONG
GRID; ELEVEN
Tom Mariam? and Bob
- Wolfe Signed — Sta rs
With Black Rocks
Manager Jack Maddoclt of the
Westport Owls hits booked n stellar
attraction for the fans when the
Black Rocks of Bridgeport will op-
pose the Owl eleven. Sunday. The
Black Rocks have one of the strong-
est teams in Bridgeport. the entire
field 'l‘iger players.
This will he the first opportunity
for the turns to see the new team in
action. 'flom blorisrlty has worked
backfield being composed of Fair-l
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The next professional show which
will be staged in Norswlk Novem-
her to. will be run under s new club
known as the Armory A. A. organi-
sed last night. All shows will be run
under the ausplc of the National
Guard Unit. How it Fresco. csp-
tsin of National Guards was named
prexdsnt of the new club with Roy
Lo ridge of Bridgeport. as the sec-
retsm Frankie Fay. local promoter
was named matchmaker. at:
The local club unnou es that
it will run some of the best shows
ever witnessed in Nonallt and will
bring all topnotch headliners here.
Malchmaker‘ l-‘rsnk Fay stated that
he will give all local boys a chance
to show their stuff on the future
professional curds.
Several tepnotch boxers have al-
ready. signed up for the show Nov-
ambsr 30. liruce Flowers. New York
“Wildcat" will clash tan rounds
with Bobby Robideau. of Allentown
Penn. Flowers has been knocking
them stilt for the past few months
and there is talk of matching him
with “Bally" Joe Gone for the color-
ed championship.
Ray Davis. Enst Norwalk middle-
Weight will make his debut In the
professional ranks going four‘rounds
with Jimmie Mullins. colored. of
Norwalk. This meleg should provide
the fans with plenty of action.
The opening iour rounder will
“bring together Chnrlle Middleton.
local boy and Joe Nuggy. Fairfleld.
who holds the, amateur bantam-
weight championship of the State.
This bout has been in the works
for some time and the fur should
ily when these two boys meet.
Johnny Lntzo. captain of the
Rprlngwood football team will also
be. seen on this card with some good
boy. Len Roy another local boy will
swap punches with Johnny Peters
I of Bridgeport in a six rbunder.
lded pep.
liob Wolfe. Nohwalk High favorite
and former Georgetown University
backfield man. will be seen in the
;llillfbll(‘k position with the Owls. Bob
:ims been assisting Head Coach Per-
ry w. llenn with the Norwalk High
sound this year.
It
'ilneup as
The Owls will probably
fellows against the Black Rocks:
Juek Anderson and Mike Kycln.
ends; Steve blurusask and Ted 'Jsb-
lcsitl, guards: liill Anderson. center;
'Tcm liloriariiy. quarterback: Pete
linnson. liob Wolfe. Mike Muruasak.
Leo Carroll and Reggie Baker will
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Here's one ot those
days. 'In other worm.
Clara university eleven.
has. being the kleklns and [least
far west sector.
A Local Writer‘s Slant
“triple-threat" boys you hear so much about these
meet Leonard Casanova. captain of the Santa
He‘s one of the best bets Coach Adam Walsh
ng expert of the aggregation. Gssssnova
Pk" III the backfield and as an open
Roy Downs ’
SPORT BARRAGE
And Elsewhere
CASSANOVA
field runner ranks with any in the
On Sports In Norwalk
NM High School‘s lou‘llnll
tesmwsssssdlooltingontfittniis
game against the Warren herding
eleven ycstefllsy. The Green lilltl
“Mic outfit accrual to lack pep.
When they were on the defensive
they waited for the plays to come
to them instead of chum in and
tryingtomkthemQBy the
time thaplsy reached then- it was
well nnfir way and In a maturity
of the cases went for a gain.
The writer has looked over green
football teams before. but generally
they pick up thg fine points of the
game. but not this team. The fault
is not with Coach Perry Bean. He
is a good tinsel: and knows the game.
It must be with the players them-
selves. If some of them would put
their ears to the ground and listen
to the instructions of their coach
they might get some place. but a
majority of the players on the local
eleven let the instructions of Coach
Bean go right in one ear and out the
other.
doting—I've dodged my income
tax fol-"titre years. Do you pay
yours?
NEW ACQU’AINTANCE—d have
to. I‘m theiseome tax collector.—
Psssing Show. London.
mm: of improvement after practic-
ing day after day. It is up to every
player on the Gan and Willis:
squad to get right in there and fol-
«low out the instnictionil of Coach
Bean, if they hope to score a victory
this season.
If the players on the Green and
White line will only try charging in
on every play that is directed at
them they will notice considerable
difference in the showing of the
team in the next game.
Warren Harding High School has
a good football team and they are
bound to give Central High deol
pierly of trouble when they meet on
the gridiron this menu. Coach
Mead has worked wonder- with the
Presidents. This In their first season
in football and the team has cut
nwidoswsthtnthorsnksofthe
other high school teams about the
stair. ‘
Norwalk's next game will be with
the Greenwich High School in that
city. 'lhe millionaires took a fall
out at the local outfit when they
met in this city at the start of the
season. Plenty of coaching and lit-
tle more pep may bring Norwslk
its first victory. We all hope so.
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He's Down.
“What is absolutely certain is that
stupidity. Just like intelligence. is
hereditary and—"
“That's a nice way to talk about
your parents."—Le Petit Bleu. Paris.
An alloy recently perfected by an
English inventor makes pouibla a
clock that has no steel parts and
never needs oil.
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A new dough-minim machine
ntslies it possible to m. bread to
minutes after the dough has been
. made.
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JIMMY GODFREY
LEADS MWLERS-
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k High Loses Agai
Warren Harding Hy Eleven
Too Strong For Locals
The Score was 39-0—Fisher Stars for Visitors —- De
Lice and Raymond Injured—Local Outfit Lacks
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Oakland Six Wins
Honors In France
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An unusual loner has been
b tight to America through the
a rd of a Grand Prix d'llonneur
in the annual l‘reneh mntorinu
classic "LeConeours d'lilegzlnce" to
an Oakland Six Sport Roadster
This is the first tint ein five years
that such an honor has been nward-
ed to an American car in this con—
test. whieh is one of the most im-
portant events in the foreign auto-
motive calendar.
The entry of the Oakland Six
was fraught with dramatic incl-
dents. it was unboxed at seaport.
driven all night throu h heavy rains
to reach Paris in ilm for its own-
er. Mar‘ame \‘ersigny. to enter the
competition.
After a hasty cleaning it was
driven before the Judges by its
charming owner and was promptly
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1f Wilton can win this game thov
l’oulriilttepsie f r
first "1.100 in the second half of lh.’
will be tied with
Nreo Lergue season.
it. is (“ .mt‘tcd llitll a large t‘rmvd
of sport fans will be on hand to
witness the battle.
Pep.
Eddie Bromelose Second T... "mm. T, n” t \ -
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—-Good Scores Being FM“ to Change? ron Hurdles: “‘uh nvllot»l‘.nlftri«\l;;.
Turn“ 1“. port. lnvndetl Hill in“ n yesterday
and P"(l(‘(l lllt‘ linille of llll‘ Nurwulk
Jimmie Godfrey of the Round- High school to its lunl: list or vlc.
ers continues to lead the individual tlms. The mm ”mm “m m “‘ M"
bowlers of the Wesiport bowling the game was much ln-lm- mm
league with an average of 98. His than the score lntllr‘utt-s. Amuse-
leadership. however. is being threat- merit l‘j'irk‘wns the battlefield.
sued by Eddie Brown of the Fire- ‘ 1123' Halter nus the «tor for
men with 91 and Dick Finnegan “6 Hm (my "an" m“ "MW”
of the Rounders with 96. The twisting and field running hull 'lm'
Rounders are lending the tram loeuls bafiled and he was rl'slmn.
average with a total pinfall of 375. "No for mm" of the ”Humm‘vm'
The records follow: making two himself. ills lino run-
Standing of Teams. nlng brought .lle bull down the
\i’. 1.. p0 field to a point where an end m.
Rounders 7 2 .717 “'1“ "30d for the scoring play.
Fire Co. . ‘ . . .. . _ .. _ 7 ._, .7.” A clever pn- front center to
Engineers 7 2 .7.” qt-zli'it-rpnt‘ic to halfback ltl‘pl ill--
independents .. . .. . 'l' 1: .777 ‘00-‘13 ‘l'lrlii'il out every totlt'luluun
Water Co. ..u..... 4 5 .444 “'3" "Hill" in this lllnllllf‘l‘. lflllll-
llank .... _ _ . _ ' ' . . . 4 5 AN tiov:«:ltl, lll~nvy llllllllll'lv. also pl'l) .ul
Fllvvers . . _ . . . . . . 1 g .111 it good game. i'enulilnl: ill ltvu Iliiilll
Post Office . ....... 0 9 .000 llouehtiowns for the visitors. lie.
loan nnll l‘t'llnn ulso rl-celwvl llll‘
mm At't‘l‘m. hall for u six-pointer. (Hit of lint
G. Total A\'. six chances for :1 free point. tip.
Rounders _ . . 9 335;. .176 visitors kicked but three. l-‘lIlu‘r
Fire Co. _____ 9 3334 370 booted two of them over while
Engineers __ _ . _ _ . _ 9 3391i 366 Spooks booted the third.
independents _____ 9 3261 ”2 The report that the llnrllim:
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33:; 5°, ..... .. . g 3.; mm mm .1:::".:::".‘:.:°22.was:2:1,:
Flivvers . it 2995 332 While the report lacks official \i’hiters “we“ "1’ first "‘nlhl
Post (files 9 2934 325 confirmation, it is certain that Lee lhm‘WhWt ”"3 WW”-
Folll will not manage the Boston Chnriott and McGowan starred for
[“1an lied Sax next season. The fans the, locals in the backfield. This
G. Total AV. llit‘l'c have tired of a tullender. lle combination in ”"0 plunging “"4
Godfrey ....... 9 gm, 9;; may not as coach m llonlo Bush, end runs. respectively. aided the
Emmi)“: ........ 2 2:1 5".” l'ltlsllilrltll's new manager. 1000‘“ 5?”le hut “‘0 WSW)" “W0 I
- toga . . . .7 .u‘. on good for them. Chariott caught
E. Fabio 9 R-tk‘ ill several passes from McGowan and
Bristol . 9 $43 93‘ also intercepted a Park City heave.
W. lirown 9 am 93: ills line tackling was also notlc:.
W. Fable ii 827 til able,
llells ..... 9 $23 91 Joe (‘lmmberlnnd played fl. flno
Lindwall ......... ti Sltl til{ game on the line as did Jackie
Anderson it Hit till Lewis. Both these boys got in“)
Clark ..... .. ii 540 .‘ll lhe play and made several fine
J. llamta . 9 S16 M tackles.
Gallagher . ....... ti MS 90 FOR BAI I I E The local lads were afraid of the
W. llnzntn {I $13 9" heavier team and waited for the
22:15:; ......... . : ill 22 play to come to them instead of
'. ....... . l .. . . . . lenpi. in at the play. They lost
2..°..“.““.“T‘....:::::: 22.3 22 Teams W1“ Endeavor t0! §.?.",”.“' W“ “mm .. ”“5
I'rlor . - . . . . .. 9 807 H. Play After Postponed ‘. l isur. altar of the Bridgeport team.
Wood ..........‘. (l 211?. ill; Game at Orem F' 1d 1 s 0.“ 0- the. (MRS: h ‘ks in m”
Walh q 'x? s“ [e i :gllrllod‘xlnldiinfi thh schools. \IVhen lie
---------~- L“ i. -- ; .'. it 10. wins must-1‘ nuout
#11:? . .. . . -. I: :2 3". Tllt Norwnlk and Wilton baseball: in “Wit 3 “fly that ii 13 impossmle
Martial ”"‘:“ 3 5E0 M.” teams will endeavor to get iogetht-rl to m“ 0“ ‘0 mm-
"a" ..... .. ...... 9 771 $3? at tlrem Flt-ill. tomorrow liftern\rin.| ”The ‘19”‘15 “"11 “'“Wl ‘0 Green-
Iltibbei ‘ 9 77‘ H l They have been trying '9 Play this} “it‘ll .l‘l‘ltlfli' ullv-rlinon wl‘lcn‘ thl‘.V
Driseoll . . . . 6 .'.th .‘.—‘1 crime for the past ”H...” Sundnvm| “ill staCk up timttnst the, lust tin-ell-
Northrop it 736 Ml but old June l'luvius has stepped in] “‘0“ lligl‘. “hm” “1‘3“”- * '1“?
Kennedy ......... 9 7m 5 ‘ eneh \l‘( ~l< and prevented it. The-W 10.9“"! “'0” def‘i‘u'd ly thr '""““
I. Jones ........ . 9 ”9 83' Will he the final attempt. \\’lt‘ll eleven at (1. previous ('nCUlll’lli 7
Keith ..... ' 9 738 “2‘ "(Tolumbln" ”marge Smith will b, but they hope to avenge that de~
Seofleld _ . W 3 3.1; 51 I on the mound for the Farmers and to“ 1'3" a ““0”“ '
w. Jon" 3 :43 S. Miller will catch. ltutllly will twirl The Wm may MW 10 £0 ‘0 1h“
L. Snlflcn . ”H. _ _ .'l 077 731i and (i'lilnlley, former h’o‘vq‘er “Millionaire" l'ltv minus :1 few regu-
Krsuse ..........- 7 .131 .‘.; i “1..th will be behind the 1,.“ for liars. lutlgnr linvmolnl. who plays a
Snviano ”H.” 2 lid .3 . .\'or\v:lllt. “Kiddo" lluvls will pl‘o- tine gnine at either tackle or full-
Cralg ..... . ...... l on ('le llnhlv be in ll'lt.‘ outfield {or the local ”‘9"- m-““"“‘ h‘" 1"“ "“"-" 1'3““3' l"'-“‘
terdny, and it is thought that the
Lone is broken. l-‘ellx lit-lice. an-
other tackle ilrolze his “'l‘lFl. in )es.
li'l‘il:l_\"§ game while Felix Mace. «ml.
and Dan Ilourzles. backfield, stiller-
Oil injuries to their legs.
The. lineups fallow:
Norwalk (0) Warren Harding (3'))
More re. Morris
Proft‘ssor llussf‘y Dies. Dellee lat. . . . . . . . Graham
,..__. L Novas ...... . rs; . . . . . . Angola-S
LONDON (Al‘).—l‘roi’essor wu- i “on! ........... ._ I'M-name
llnm J. Ilussey. noted astronomer . If‘iinlnbrrlantl - l-Y- ~ -- ------ “‘3"
and director of the observatory at I’litlt ....... . l.t. . (‘ilollm
the l'uivers‘lty of Michigan died sud- “'hflmOk . - 1"‘- ~ - - .. (”ohm
denly at dinner Thursday. lllllt‘l‘ . l . . . q.l\. . . . - . . . SHOOKH
Charinlt r.h.b. Dances.
McGowan . .
voted the Grand Prix de Honneur.
a. standard t .
The Oakland.
with it. body
by Fisher.
competition for the honor of "be-
\\‘ 0 n
ins; adjudged most beautiful
against the finest
handiwork
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Raymond ......... \'.. '~-|
Substitutions: Nnrwalk —— Bennett.
for Marv: t‘omstock for Novas;
Lewis for ileum-it; Iladiit for Delice:
Douglas im- Ituymond; Buttery for
Iindlk: Hopkins for Douglas. Hard-
lug—Kline for Cohen: Sweezcy for
this
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are center of the world. answerttb
the question as to foreign and
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