.501 actlhn is promised the
‘Ittend the monster sma-
ohpw being conducted
, hospices ot the National
h in the Norwalk armor)
. .houts will start prompt-
l'uy, popular matchmaker
w hlod the greatest galaxy
._ quires sver gathered In this
boxers appearing on this
strive hard to win. for the
log prospect will be given
’ l tonlpreeent the state In
Ital amateur boxing tourna-
g held In the Madison
rden and the final shows
"horlatter part of the
on. local colored middle-
"‘qu clash with "Bceao"
‘1 .0! mamford In the main
“number "Bccso" as the
. flattened Jack Pennington.
. pride in the first round
. . ks ago.
vb. pride of But Norwalk
his last appearance In
' u: ranks tonight. Ht: will
Notice of Bridgeport.
~ Is being managed by
. , Bill Smith will make his
”the professional ranks on
f“ W. 1.»
. -Ju
nnd Young Charlie will
the semi-final bout. Both
' ‘heca telling around what
' - to do and in the event
«try out their throats a
-t should be the result.
all the ringside tickets
sold with the exception
_ . will he sold at tho
. the first customers ap-
them.
. of boxers who will appear
. owe:
.‘3‘
Chubby Lloyd
wait.
Eddie O'Shaughness)
155
. Ernic Chardott
:13 g
ml Surdiski
126
Young Charlie
138
Billy .‘dollcs
150
Tommy "Evans
118
Young Chiponnt-lli
140
Kid Lawson
12:
Bccso Mun-bury
lib
who will appear no
, . Dave Bart. Kid Carl-
. Smith. Jack Pennington.
, and Sergeant Eddie
as is stat-rise.
- Is slipping fast. malt.
ry that Miller Huggins
‘3‘ new third ncker. Perhaps
’ i will be able to stop
",‘the picture and deliver.
.11de to the
... ll.
_; l -_ 3 Simon Pure Boxers
7' "ill Battle In Armory
to! Action Promised lbocal runs—Bryan and
~ » In nun—Ray Davis 0n Card—Starts
be staged the lust of thel .
Campus Hero
:-
SMITH
PAC]!
Paul Smith. .Vllch‘nn State Col-
lege backfi" .l rm. Is the campus
hl‘l’a of‘ hat lnstltu'ton. He's the
tint man to score for Statc against
l'nlrr ‘ 'ty of Michigai In eight
years. He made a flcld goal.
' Aside from being a clever drop-
kickcr. be Is a line punter and Ill“
not. been “\‘crshatlourd In that. dr-
partmcnl this ycar. Incidentally ht'
is an cxpcrt at tho mining. Smith
to a junior a I has one mom your
to play.
Ritola First In .
National Road Run
YONKE‘RS. N. 12. Xov.‘_8.—-“‘lllle
thola. of the Flnnlsh-Amcrlcsii A,
C.. yrhtcrday won the lO-milc A. A.
U. championship for the fourth
time. equalling the font of his com—
patriot. llnnnos Kolchmaincn.
The ficot-footcd Finn came from
bchlnd to save the race in the las‘.
mile and a halt nftcr a cramp hudi
forced him to yield the pacemaklng
position ‘to Gonzales Morcnm an
Army runner. during the seventh
a...—
Local Player Tosscs Long
Passes and Plays Tackle
Position.
"lino-ii" Skldd. local nthloto. play.
College of New l'ork. yesterday
which tho'lnttor won by s score of
:li-lt. llo played a right tackle po-
sition. 'l\ro long forward passes
thrown by t-lltldd worn the means of
Manhattan scoring the “to touch-
downs.
t‘liy‘s scoring hogan In the first
minute of play when a 70 yard end
run netted them a touchdown.
llrnckmun. tflty‘s loft half back car-
ried the ball 0\0l'. A rocmercd fum-
blo and a. long torward pass netted
another tally.
Manhattan rotnliatcd In tho sec-
ond period by innklnplts first touch-
down. 'l'he Grt‘t'fl began a march
down the fh-ld. and on a forward
from Skldd to llruddy. the latter
took the ball ovcr. Skidd distinguish-
ed himself again In the last quarter
when he completed another forward
pass which give the Green tht-lr lost
touchdown.
Johnny Clark. Westport boy and
mcmbor of tho Compo Life Guards
played a right tackle position on tho
victorious city College team.
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Army Five Booked
For Yale’s Court
James OgIt-r Blckmoro, manager
OI the Yale basketball team last
night hnnounccd several innovations
In the schedule for the coming sca-
son. Instead of taking a trip
through the Middle States. Yulo will
romaln on Its homo floor during the
Christmas vacation. meeting 'l‘u'fts.
Holy Cross and the Univrrslty of
Vermont. In a thlco days' holiday
tournament on Dec. 28, 29 and 30.
Anothor norclty will in tho visit
or the Army fire to the Yale gym-
nasium. Yale has rcgulariy come
to Wcst l’olnt for a game. but has:
never boforo induced the t‘adets to
go to New Haven. Now-comers on
the I'alo schedule include Catholic
linlwrglty and St. Lawrence College.
The schoduli‘s:
Varsity
Doc. 7. New London Submarino
"use; 9. lipsnln; it. It. i. 8.: l8.
Providence; l5. St. Lawrence: 28.‘
'l‘utts: 29, Holy t'ross; 30. Vermont.
Jan. 1. Penn at Phlladehla; I.'
l-‘ordhsm at New York: ll. Dart-
mile. The latter finished second. 50
yards behind . nltoia. while Ova.
Hanson. another I-‘innlrh star. was,
third. and Jimmy Honnlgmi: ot.Dor-
cheater; lines. fourth. '
1932. 1923 and 1925. was clocked in
58 min. 30 1-5 seconds.
Record time for 10,000 motors
was set by Harry tnnkoi, of thci
Ncw York A. C.. In winning the 7-
mile walking title. llinkr-l hctil red
his own former mark of 49 min. 6
seconds. by hiking ovcr the distance
In 47:03. He then pushed nhcnd to,
‘ opts government must be
alone.
the Newark A. C.. was third.
mouth; It. St. Stephens; 15 Prince-
ton; ts, Solon ilall; 22. Cornell at
Ithaca: 29. Army.
i-‘oh. H. (‘atluollc University: 16.
Dartmouth at Hanover; 19. Penn:‘
Ritols, who won ‘11» event in ; 22. Princeton at Princeton: :6 Col- indulges moderately bet
umhia. I
March 2. t‘olumhla at New York:
5. Harvard at t‘ambridgc; 12. Car-
nt-ll.
h’l‘lll-INIITIIESS WEAK SI’MS
lf r‘snnlc Mack acquires George
Sislcr for first linsc. on top of get-
cover the seven miles In 52:55 4.5. ting Joe l'oicy from llnltimorc for
leading Michael Prcorn, of Hazl'lton. 'sliortsiop. he will have erased the
Pa.. by 20 yards. Mark Weiss. otltwo weal: spots in the Athletics'
lineup.
ed a stellar uniuo against the City .
w.- .m...
oloys
Kid Kaplan Meets
Tom 9313) Friday
. nllly Gibson. who will manage
Louis “Kid" Kspian. former feath-
erweight champion of the world. in
connection with Disney McMahon.
will make his 'nrst appearance as
handler ostplau when no will be
in Kapian‘s comer. \Frlday night
when the Merlden tighter nit-eta
i'ommy Cello. Paolo Coast star. In
.foh'oke.
Benny Leonard. ebllghtwelght
-champlon of the world. and former
' protege of Billy Gibson. to going to
[teach Kkplan many of the inner
points of the gains. according to an
announcement In New York. Loon-
.ird will work out with Kaplan.
WINE REVIVED FRENCH TEAM
Plain red wine discovered iato
during their stay In the United
States is mponsible for tho improv—
ed showings of the French lluvls
Cup players in the American cham-
plonshlps. as compared with their
work in the finals ngainst Japan and
the Challenge Round against Amer-
tca. -
"I simply could not get used to
" ‘IA‘PURDUE’S MOST VERSATILE ATHLETE
,morc fvzlrvd.
1
LAFAYETTE. Ind. Nov. 3.—
Chostor “t'ollon” Wilt-ox is l’urdue
University's nicii \‘t‘l‘fiulllt‘ athlete.
lie is spoken of in the same breath
as Elmer Ullpliant. who Is lhillllng
the west with his gridiron cxplcils
at Purdue. Went to Wrst Point and
did the some thing for the east.
\Vllcox is the outstanding gridder
of the mat il\’o yours at l'uitiuc. H0
is u tripic tlircul man ii there are:
was t. '.‘ ti. griui pupil-r. nu accur-
utt- ant long forward puswr and a
wizznid open-tin id runner.
Aside iroiu starring in football,
Wilcox is also a varsity lvttcr man
in llu'lt'liull nml buhkeiliull. Scholas-
tlculi). hi' tlllilili'dlllit a high nwragc
In Chit rnxinccilng.
in addition to his innrkcd ability.
Wilcox posscsst-s the staying power
that add." so much to his value
Against illt' Niny. Wisconsin and
Chlcnvo ho trulllrd tho inll tin tilin-
ules. In ihi' Wabash sumo he tlaycd
50 mlnulcs.
Among tho llig Ten ti-nms no
bzickil. ld man in the (‘Ollli‘l‘t'nt‘u is
'l’hu records of his!
play offir nuiplo proof for such a
(rt-lint: on tho part of lllt' opposition.
Last Houston. in l'nrduu-‘s four hlg
ttniurs of tho _\t.’lI‘ agnlnt-t Wi-sll-rn
i‘t‘liifi‘l'flllf‘o cicvcnu he f‘fll‘l‘li‘il the
hall 76 limos. humming scvcn yards
cvcry timc ho .‘arricd the hall.
Wilcox shlncs nt guard In linskot-
hall. holng a player of exceptional
alllilly on both nifunw and dotcnse.
Ho pinvs Si't‘OlltI into in linrolmll innd
is one of tho tcnm's linrdi-si hittcrs.
ice water." one of the returning
players said. “It stuck like a lump on .
my stomach. I could not get up a;
sweat millet Ivan. and I In rot-l
ten against A ‘rica. Then we had.
the visit of a friend from Montreal.
He carried two large suit cases."
All thrFrench Davis Cup players
drink wine with their male. La-
coste merely outs his Inter about 25
per cent with wine. but llorotra.
Cochet end Brugnon take theirs
nost. Borotra admits that he even
it meals.
"It will probably be a t argu-
ment for prohibition."~ rotra voi-
unteered. “that bloods. who drinks
the greatest percentage of water of
in tour. won the ohsmplonahipof
the world. defeating both Cochet and
myself. hat I am sure I play better
tennis on Bordeaux than on ‘aqua
pura..” .
Michigan State College. founded
it”. is the oldest agricultural col-
lege in the country.
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' ' ‘ lilo was scheduled to meet ' Bomba-
A Local Writer's Slant
And Elsewhere
”0} Downs '
«SPORT BARRAGE
On Sports in Norwalk
“ankle "Fay promtm that thl‘l‘
will he pluuy in union ill the arm-
ory this cvrnam. Nllllt‘ of the load-
mg slmon pure mitt ariots In the.
state will he on hand to do tlit‘ir;
stull. 'lli.rc has hot-ti a large ail-l
tumu- hillt' of tltkcts and a “To!“
t'f‘tHHl i.» I spread to attend.
Ill-nry Buckwnlt. tho East Nor-l
\tulk unit artist Wui'lnnlto his debut
this cwuing. llinry is anxious to
show Ihc Noru‘nlk fans that he has
the goods. “v has been training'
during the past month unit should “‘monem,“ hm'wnlt. Icarus tnxt'tht‘r ra'i, should prove
‘bn in the [ink of condition for his
llllit‘. party tonight. ,
Izzy Cohcn to coming down from
New Canaan. [11,; “L. i..citl.- Toni- ;
my Evans. whom the ”rims unit-s
Join arrived from England a short
time ago. Iuy docsnt bar anyone
and Is always anxious to do battle.
fle has cngitgul In three amateur
bouts and they now all (“did via the
knockout rotitc. This youngster din-
plays plenty of ability and provid-
Ing he doesn't run Into a knockout
try Its luck against Greenwich. Fri-
day. The local lads hopo to score
much will get. somoqfiuco in ring
circles. ..
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William "Smoky" ‘ Smith will be
Dorsey Is Tr ' g
For Winter’s ork
"Chick" Dorsey. Westport ban-
lng at the Westport Y. M. C. A. for
the fighting season and expects to
get plenty of work this winter.
Dorsey has not. been in. action
since the Tommy Devino scrap In
smmford over a year ago and he is
quite peeved over his forced ldleness.
ilhcy of Bridgeport seversl weeks
‘ ago. but CommI-Ioner Doaohue put
a taboo on the battle claiming that
‘ Dorsey could not make.ths bantarn-
weight limit. Dorsey/stated that he
was going to show the'world that
he can mite.the required weight.
It is podible that'he may he used
on Frankie Fey's professional card
the latter port of this month.
Convict-Fills In I
i For His Keeper
, Apoliosoilloerat Won his
«out about midnight noted a con-
_ let h'oldhu forth in the booth near
‘ .he main gate of the prison generat-
.y oeetthed by the keeper on duty.
titty prisoners slept soundly within.
3 "What on you doing there?"
aha-1.1m! pouoeman.
“beeklsgafurthusttsohoprls-
own “on.“ repitsd the eoovtot.
whom to he a hut-tier serving
are yous. ‘
More to» Inlet. the regular
W 9%....“ w -
min in the ting as; rrfrrcc. "Smoky"
worked as a pioliss.onul referee un-
der lhu old inning coumisslon. At
..i.it llliii' lilil'l‘ was a [mound rci-
i rcl- in almut .t‘cry timn. "Smoky"
‘H I.ll‘.i’)ii‘t tii‘il ill lllllil‘ilit‘ that it".
can still call them. Mailm- ho is
..i.....i.i;; of ”might Ir a rl'gulai‘
pirltlou on four lroii.l)tn-'s staff.
In Contest
ROSENBERG i0
' DEFEND ills
innit TlllE
York was matchrd yesterday to do-
fend his world's hnntainwclght titic
at Madison Square Garden. January
., against Bushoy Graham of U:lca.i
Sanction for thc match will l-v!
sounht at a meeting of the New
York Athl-‘t‘c comnu-siou. 'l'ticsii:iy.g
Roscnlierg hall been In ill favori
with tho Now York authoritlcn on
account of his fillurv to dufend lilsi
titlo smlnst outstanding t‘un'vlldv‘l’fl.‘
Graham has bout elevated to the
position of rccounizvd chnllcngcr ln'
\‘cw York by the commission. i
Jess McMahon. matchmnkcr tor'
'iIndIson Funny-o Gordon. sold last
night that Rom-nhcrg will ask the
Now York commission to rcstore
him to good standing and pcrmit
him to cngngr- in two or throw more
bouts h'uforc the title test In Janu-
ary. the commission ri-lnlnln-z the
rccclpts of thr-so- matches until aficr
tho meeting with Graham. January
7, as a gnarl-nice of good faith. 1
I926 Vintage To
Be Fine—Some Day
it bottle of winc of the ma vint-
axe will he onc favorably known to
"connoisnvurs" hut apt to cost more
than the 1924 and 1925 crops. any
"vperts who haw- iust nnishl'd their
appraisal of this year's product.
An unusually dry period. com-
h‘nnd with an cttromclv hot sum-
mcr. cut down tho mmniity or win";
p'olll'ccd in mm Plant pnmsitcs
and Night did thn-lr h't In rnduclng
tho nmnunl. Rut those gram“: that
did survive ”to £071an or» doclorml.
by the reports to have produced a
"'lI-hodli-d wine of dcl‘nhtfnl hot.
quot and cvccllcnt flavor.
--~lcndid qiinlltlrs.
In tho llordcnux countrv cancciai-
ly, n wine was prndur'cll which. it is
predicted. will cqudl aroma of tho'
vintngcs of the most famous years In
‘hn last century.
Ml Wildcat Ma-cof
A veteran warrior of the gridiron
nnho morn h'w made his spronrnnco
nu thn fin'd l'n is Rufus. officiall
mnscnt of tho Wildcat ll'nlvnrsitv oil
Arizona) vim-on. a full grown wild~i
cat 0' thr- mnuntnin \‘nr‘ntv lll'
vn:t“c’t I‘m trio to the sidelines
rr-uirv-v vi with lint-Poss .0an it‘d by a.
nr‘rmv-a ""~“""‘nn who wcnrs hoary
.‘il.'_ii;:;z.‘r lv‘r.:nft lids)” and FAI'
Ilvrrtng Imu- til-«litrl to give tip ”It'
Idea of staging a hasihnll game this.
. .. tl'l it in brim: Inc
for four Sui-rims, but it rained on
1:1. ill.‘ «it ”It .- thus. They will
have to start all otcr 'again out
moon.
High School's football elm-en will
their llrst win and m'crvbody in
Norwalk iiopcs that they will. If
they follow thr- instructions of
Conch Bran and l)r‘:1r in mind that ‘
lhcy mustn't. charge when a play is
illrvcml ot tin-m. lnrtnml of waiting
until the play comcs to them they
pay gut 30mi- pint" a "
g“? nccd
Tho ". M. C. A.
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"athcr gloves. i
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M-‘N-‘GFRIAL TIRIIIER.
"‘nv Sch-~‘k. one of tho nmartrst‘
v-"tah rs that ovor wore a mask and
mighty likcly
..... n "rial metorinl whcn his play-
lm: d"ys are over. He knows the
game. *-
Thrcc million hunting permits
wero dcllvcrrd throughout France
‘or tho present season. at 200 francs
cach. A large percentage were Issucd
"i workmen.
WANTED
AMATEUR 30m
Park Theatre
Bridgcport. (lonn.
with .'
+Open Season
Bottle NOrwalk Separates
This Ever. ing
Norwsik Auditorit; Scene of Giulio—Church licaguc
Fives n Prelim Contests—Last Season‘s Stars Re-
turn—Fine Program Scheduled.
The Dchlolav baskirllltli tvnm will
officially ODL‘n the bilsltcilmll mam"
In Norwalk. when tin-y clash with
the Norwalk Svpurntl-s in llzi- Nor-
walk auditorium tonight, The
Church League will play lwo sum-us
previous to tho Iliuln ('llllii'hl win. it
film! at 9 o'clock. 'l‘lw church
gnmhs are: South Norwad', (ohm...
national vs. Norm-lit Mnl‘noilis‘,
Episcopal. ill'lu'u Clluti‘ll v:=, limit
Avcu'iu iii-'lhmllat lipldt'llpui. Danc-
lllt: will l'ollcw tho nl‘ll'l u-nui'.
l‘hc Kilnlt: should provide liu lam
with plvnty of uciiun as n i!|“"li (li‘lii
of rlYltlH vxisis liutuwn tho the
trams. The Dchlolay uuinle‘. noun-ts
.if M'Inli'. cf ihc tn-s‘ plinth! In this
~oi-llon. Norman “Sitctch” lr'lvw-
uriiyu “'li' imp a'. cm'lf‘r. Illll lir: n-
llitll and lzridlv- Hoot will lilizy tor.
wards. Ile‘llILl‘fl nnd Vuorhr‘cn will he
the guards. i-‘hwucllyn. Voo'rnvcs
and “not hurried with tho Westpot“.
Y. M. C. A, ilvo inst ycur and In a
valuable addition in the local loam.
lircitnan and licinai'd \w-rc Invin-
lwrs of last year's combine and
showed rcal style in last scannn'l
('onlcsln.
The Norwalk Separates also boast
of a classy team. having defraied
some of tho bcsl junior teams In
the state last year. They will strive
hard to win tonight's contest. At
any mic a flm- rrozrnm of bzinkci-
hall is in storc for the fans whd‘ nt- .
in d ‘.hr- games.
he probable lineups follow:
Norwaik
DcMoia, Scparatcs
Mllllard ................... Root
Forward
ll. liliilcr ............... Brennan
Forward .
Anderson ............ Flowwellyn
Center .
J. Miller ............... Voorhccs
Guard
Lanz ................... Bernard
Guard
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Little linns All Smokers
No tobacco smoke is in the haze
which hangs owr linndail Ficid as
the Wisconsin foolimll tram gocs
through its nightly workouts ticfore
nudienccs of studcnts and townspeo-
plc.
George l.ittl« couch and director
at nlhll'ilt‘s. has made the cigaretto
smoker pcrsnn a non grain nt prac-
tico. sessions 'l‘hc students arc in-
vited to watch practicum. hut thcy
must lenvc tlwir tolincco at homo.
Townspcople. too. arc forlilddr-n to
smoke when they drbp Into tho sin-
dluni.
Ill—Star Bouts—10
FRANKIE FAY. .‘latchmakcr
ausplccs .
COMBAT TRAIN.
CONN. NATIONAL GEAR!)
State Armory. Norwaik
TONIGHT ~
112 t'm‘xp CLASS
lay t‘ohan rs. Tommy Evans
Its POPS!) CLASS
tarold I‘atlaln vs. Young Carlson
I23 l’tll'Nl) CLASS
M Sotlcwskl vs. Young Frmco
l'.‘.8 l'tll‘h'l) CLASS .
Johnny Rappc rs. Kid latrscn
lat! l'Ot'Nh CLASS
Rod Sllllcr rs. Young t‘hnrlle
155 l’0l.'.\'D CLASS
Henry llucktvnlt vs.
Fad ()‘Slisughnessy
105 POUNL CLASS
Shclk Klrmlsh vs. (‘huhliy Lloyd
no l’tilTNI) CLASS ,
rack Pennington rs. lllll Model
STAR BOUTS
Gone Bryan vs. noun timmshury
Ray Davis vs. George- Smith
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