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ge Elimination Tourney
e Fay Gives Up Professional Bouts—He and
aptain Joseph Lockhart Plan Many Amateur
ta—Dates Soon.
kie For. who has been urt-
matchmaker for {he .\'utionaii
Unltu and arranging their
or shows. has been approach-
. numerous sportsmen. man.
.I and boxers urging ‘him
to tho champion and runner-up, and
gold medals to the winners each
night or the tournament. besides the
rozulaI prizes awarded each con-
oilestunt. The print! this “main-ill:
Io the amateurs and return . III IIIIIorInI IroIII heretofore. as they
. Imoting professional honta. - will consist of complete training
a IIlIllo In“. “I” IIIIIleIi-iodI Iiluilllllttlll \Iliil as boxian shoes.
gloves. punching bass. “()3th
. as planning on u .‘wofesawuui
featuring some good Ion.II but
the ruecem of tho ama‘eur
trunks: ,irI'rII-ys. sIvI-ators. head‘uards
and other articles or value. This
‘15“ Wednesday night. 1““.1 ban will be dour so that the boxers will
to the coquMo“ that he “in. . ll" equipped with the necessary
ith the “Hum” I0! the ”mt i IIarIIpIICI-ualia to train and condIHon
until he can IleIclop some Irai ””"n‘s‘hw “0 that ”1"" can 30. in
in Norunik. and do their host.
the present IIriting .\onIall. “'ht'n the champions of the Coun-
I) boast of one or two l'H‘WS- ty have been decided.’ they will have
boxers who are “"0““ to tho i a chance to compete in the. National
a profession and local fans "I.“ I‘ II-IIIrIIanII-nis at Boston and Madison
terestod iII oIIt-of-town box- A Silllill‘l‘ (iardon.
I I’III‘ ls anxious to have represent-
L, feels that the only way to alives from .\'orwaik and Flirileld'
County in the National events had
is always ready and willing to help
train and adviso the boysp He re-
quests all loners who desire to en-
'or the preliminary rounds of the
‘tmII-III-y to send him their names
and weight as soon as possible.
This tournament will be one of
the heat ever held in the Codnty
as tho Guards will spare no expense
to put it acIoss and make it a suc-
I-Iszs. ConIIIIlssioneI [neither-t has
lif‘t'll receiving congratulations from
all over tho state complimenting
him on the high standard the bouts
llil\'i‘ been conducted in Norwslk
unIi tor this reason alone is an -
lot: s to hate thl! championship tour-
nament the best yte and pants Ito
sr-IIII some or the boya In the Nation.
at events. The date of the. first tour-
nament of the three series will be
announced in a few days.
M
White tea still is the national drink
business depression in Japan. who
theatres apparently are prosperous.
More than 400.000 persons attended
7‘ success of the professional
game in .\‘orwalk is to de-
jocal talent and this can only
.” through the aIIIaIcIIrn as.
the. only place where the
n gain experience. .\i'hcn the
tissue gained experience. it is
ie matter to step into the pro-
‘nl ranks. as in the case of
I‘IBerlenbach and many o'hcr
pl . who have come up via
. -purc route. Their names
"ready by-words, they have.
ollowing from being in the
and when tho pIonIotIr
. them in their fiist protes-
.bout he is assured of a paI-k-I
se. ‘
-. has an opportunityto put his
work as the National Guard
nder the direction of Cap-
ckhart in co-opcration with
'A. A. U. organizations in Con-
! and New England are plan-
bring out the champions in
id County and s‘ate. An oil-
ion" series or three tourna-
will. be conducted by the
against Joe Waters and Charlie Pc-
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Hy Basketball Plans
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COUNTY COURT
LlAGilliiiLL
MEET TONIGHT
Fairfield Legion May Join
Circuit — Managers Will
List Players. ‘
The directors of tho Falri'ichl
county basketball league will hold
their first meeting in Norwalk.
when they gather in the armory.
7:30 tonight.
’n‘oreral mattcrn of importance
will be discussed at tonight‘s ses-
sion. The question of what team
will be awarded the franchise to
take the place of the S'nntford team
which dropped out ot‘ the. circuit at
the last meeting. will ho brought
up. The Fairiicld Legion II-lshos to
enter the league and “ill lIaII- a
ropresentathe a. the “II-(ting to-
night. Port Chester dropped out of l
the loop several weeks ago. but thc'y
lIan now secured a home con“ and
“ion to get back into the league.
The directors will also talk oh
the player question Tho IIIImagI-Is
will turn in a list or men that they
plan to use. it is expected that
there will be considerable disrus~
sion on this. matter. There is still
some objection to the playing or.
Georxo Smith in the league. .
The referee question will prob-
ably come up again at tonight's
meeting. There in some feeling
trino. As there is but little limo left
before the starting of the league. .1
great deal 01’ important business
will be disposed of. ‘\ l
Big Green Grid
'List Completed
HANOVER. N. 11.. Nov. 10.—
Dartmouth's 1927 football schedule
wan completed yesterday with the
announcement from the athletic
council that Temple University of
Philadelphia will oppose the III:
Green at Hanover on October 15.
i
hall.
sit;- ot‘ Michigan. still is \‘(‘I'.\‘ much on the job.
of the strongest teams of his him: career.
to get out of aetlIe football “(Mk by plating (-I‘orge Little in charge. I
cannot go on forever.
Fielding ll. \‘ost. Ilr.. IImIlIl IIIlII- up IIhIrc his [other left off.
LIKE FATHER. LIKESON
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The name of “N is I0 t‘lllililllll' a prIIIIIinI-III llt‘lul‘ In college foot- i
is in the various classenito dc. theatrcial performances in Tokyo Other games, previously announced.
0 the champions in their re- during September. or about :0 per include Norwich. Iiobart, Harvard.
' classes. A cup will be given cent of the population. I Yale, Brown and Cornell. a mat uroslm‘l.
Fielding Yost, in his IIII~IIt.I-Ill'th year as football coach at finite!-
llc appears to have one
A few years back Yoat tried '
\\ hen Lillie neat to \\'iMIIn~iII n~ IltrcI tor of uthlctlts. the burden tell I g” ”.1.“
bath on Yon: and he IIIIII the nu: 'Icn title. "0\\(‘\(‘l'. Fielding ll. Yestl i‘ ”m" i‘ '1' I ""0 N"““k-“ “”i 5" 0”
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Green And White Should
Have Speedy Court Outfit
Many Veterans Will Return—Fifit Practice This
Month—Manager Mead ls Drauina l‘p Sched-
ule-Expect Clupionship Squad.
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when they taco ”11‘ fast Y. .\I. II. .\. Western football and coach or thI- lid“? « \MII‘IIHI'IM III ‘. Ill-”ml! tla- Ila ‘
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hid Rush. enI-II I-luht rounds; l-‘Al-I Sunday afternoon. Manager 'l'eIi’OWHM m FUTIIHH‘“ m 3.1; I:
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Cooper. 'Iod linll Ink u. 'IIIInIIIy Lo-
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tn. IInIurs III-IIIIIlIiI-k vs. Lon Barbs
each slv I-IIIIIIIL. I
S.\’l‘l lill.\\'. $0". 13. _
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(-I't'I‘II Is. \.l (IIIIIIiu-Ix. Ilnekic Dono-
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Imutx all (I IIuIIIIh each. “"1“ “'-‘ i‘ “1 ‘-‘
right, rounds; l‘runk (“IIIIIIIIIIII Is. Al‘ season. Thm are not discouraged.
Gunmen. sir rounds; four four-l over the defeat handed them by
round hunt» l the Wos‘ port Owls last SundaI. and
runny, NOV. 12. '“lil striIe to keep their slate clean
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lOI the remainder of the season.
Aggie Eleven Works
For Rhode Islandl.
.\"IIUI l:.. .\'..v. itt.—~iieaII rains
.I IIIIIIi-II lit' in. prIIenteIl outdoor
fat the Connecticut
.\'II:\\' [ulna-mum]; GROVE g .L\ aha IIII Ili‘lllllQ‘ tor the. game IIith
(‘. (lirmlIIIIII—Iloo (:IiI-k Is. Mike l but]. IslInIl iIoIo Saturday
llailcriuu Joe,- sun-r. ‘5 30m“. iniliinI: in iII'yIIIto armor). IIork
Barrctt. 10 rounds I-IIIII: Pal SilIers “ In (Ollilnt‘d it) «‘- 10nl; 303510" 0f
Is. Jinnm Dc lIuIa. Jack llornerIIIiIInal dtill and dummy serimmago.
Is. Jory Knapp, 0 rounds car-h. ‘ \\ith eII- ry first- stIing player in e\-
~-—-—-— II- that condition. Connecticut IIill be
for aid ,' to put an eleven of full strength
on the ileld against Rhode Island.
—Advcrtise in the Sentinel
the best results. .
OUR BOARDING HOUSE
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GAME A9 A MAN
HA6 A RICHT‘I?)
GNORE, w- EVEN
A nuisance!
x.‘1’u9fict’:,w~‘l’llls MAII
I l6 A MEIGHBOR of
n. MIME.»AM' HE HAS A
l ROOSTER 'I’IIAT cufs
2 1.0065 with CRowmc;
AT 4- AM EVERY
MORNING A... I'M A
LIGHT SLEEPER, AND
I CLAIM iTG AI
NUIGAMCE, I...
. MEAN III Roos'l’erzon.’
>‘
PREPARED
A6
Eaten,
lrflll
II... I WANT éoTII or *(ou
GENTLEMEM
FRIENDSAAND AH wI wouu)
eucceef "IIIAT the ROOSTER as.
under BANQUE'CMGAY. AH
NEXT eAfuRoAY Mtcmj... WE
WILL one AT
lust. SIIIIII: tot: llllllililtlii IIIll Him Off
ll|'\\' plIIIs pI-I part ii for the Carnegie
'l‘rI'lI gillill‘ last. week. iIIIt. which
lIII~I.- ht id ill I'vrtcrI'I \\ll“ll th-I
INIIIIIIIos tIIlrIl to pen»: tralo ill“ N. Y.
:i.I-\.IId liIII
ll it is ”1' ililtlliiOll of tlIo roach-
Iini: ‘lll' to h: lV' lll'.‘ V10 It take the
iIi1t\iS~l‘. ikinu gIIIm in SillIi‘ V. Y.
is pniutInr: lot In Ilnsim: game
\\llli Nebraska. at lancolu. Nm'om-
IIIoI ."II, I'lllti ‘\'rII l'IIIl; “ill ii) to
hold 0\Il us quI ll rune-r I'lll possible
f'ot thIt illl'l «I I'lltli‘. Il IIIIItest. Still.
iiii'HlS- i. “this I.IIIuI.t lvc roguulml
liglttl}. tor tho \\'»:~'l \'lrr:ini.’t. ('OIII-
iIInIItioIt has t-ilOllil ImIveriIIl form
against Army for the past, two yours.
\\'o:~'t l‘oint. only \‘..'1\‘ Hill” to [1050
out. the stubborn Mountaineers by It
lift-7 score in l‘.|'..‘.'I. and this your
lIIIII-i.'<~I-IllIiIIs pushvd over a touch-
~lown on Artur.
By AHERN
{M AHEM, ‘I’HE
PLAINTIFF I6 RIGHT’
w:rua RooSTee Ia
question and. IIAIE
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with, A6 A oIs'lIIRBeIz
0F Tue COMMUNITY‘S
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FOR Tue Feglive
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