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Evening sentinel, Monday, November 15, 1926 · page 8

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1 , nooknltraiaed riders
«Dame and the "iron mes"
' hold the center of the
“light as a result of as
end fiercely to lit. a
t 1 so as eastern gr irons
.. seen on e single day.
- I, 1-9 triumph over a
Initiated Army eleven
. ,Koosters 'a notch nearer
national title while
,' smashing at to o victory
. - . strengthened the
Tues" McLaughery's Bru-
.‘ . championship honors.
4W“! Academy required a
:1 sold goal to aose.out
‘ and keep step with
.." the list :1 unbeaten east-
- Lafayette and New
the only other elevens
Atlantic seaboard neither
_tied but. impressive as
of the two teams have
with straight conquests.
overcome as rugged op-
” Brown or the Navy.
,‘ 7 was I day of thrilling
’ In which field goals and
to rallies abounded as de-
4, ~ -rs. Princeton. by the
'1 a. field goal kicked by
‘ a's substitute. Earl Bar-
4 . no Yale. 10-7. to win
"“313 Three" championship;
4 Big Red avalanche. regis-
points in the last quarter.
‘Itirrlng triumph from
. 24-28. with Captain
Carey booting a p accment
e deciding points in the
a. Pennsylvania barely
lumbia. by the margin of
, i kicked by Paul Scull.
‘4 . had accounted for a. sim-
" the week before over
‘1 : Colgate gained a 10-10
New York State rival.
‘ - by the medium of a field
0 tinal period; while the
..‘Indlans. rallying to score
‘ ' downs in the las‘. quarter.
College 21-21 to check
. - o victorious march Pf the

:were the high spots of a
[blob “form" prevailed for
- rt. but by narrow mar-
.... were few upsets. Notre
4 t of the Army was a
porters of the highly-
machine but it was
.1 by I young eleven that
outplayed the more
i I

Ell-r

I
did not display the
d sustained attack that
4 d the men! “flair-
' of 1924 but observers
' ‘ . ed thht Kuute Rockne
toned another great team
nt rank contender for na-
. -rols.
annal rivals put up the most
i1 0: struggles. so much so
of the snore important
deadlocks. Pittsburgh and
up and Jefferson waging a
conflict besides the Col-
Vuea tie. Amherst did the
in trimming Williams.
4 the New England “Little
crown for the second
year but New Hampshire
A fee. 14-7. to end the latter'e
' streak. The defeat of Bo
sturdy Geneva eleven by
by 3-0 was also unex-

“it forward passing attacks
had the latest defeats of
45 rd and Yale. who now
the "consolidation prize"

sous

.mmon'r.
BfiOADWAY ARENA
t—Miko Mc'l‘iguc vs. Bil-
!ale Okun vs. George
(.1. Weiss vs. Aha-cl lie-
0 rounds; Mickey Dureno

Ana , 0 rounds: Joe
. Rf...

Di Santis. 4

. SPORTING CLUB—Nat
Johnny Piikington, Ed-
,‘I v. Pete Neho. Fiddle Gui-
. Ito-en, A1 Del Geldo

‘ Janie. Al Matt-rs vs.
.1 - Croondseach: Jack
in. Eddie Ross.
11 AI. 140V. 16.
i‘ :11: S—Su‘nmy Tisch
,Rielrfor, is made: Jac-
. . vs. Carol Settl. s
.3 Cross vs. Eddiccneil-
v . vs. Roy McMahon.

 

 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

A. (EL-Sunny Dorfi
south, Jack snarkey
. stars-y Inyton vs.
. I, Danny lbrrts. vs.
‘ Frankie 'l‘ropia vs.
4 each C .

i A. C.-Amateur

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T? ...-A! nov. 17.

74‘ ' “AN 8. Cpmg

vs. Hurray Pischs,

“as; a 4 31'4”
hunt! I e

such a wilds.

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to Rally Downs Georgetown—N. v.11. and
Still Undefeated-Maine 'Falis
e—Brnins Must Face Colgate.

By

of the disrupted "Big Three" to
fight for in their own traditional
battle next Saturday. Each has sus-
tained four defeats in seven games.

Brown's dazzling aerial game. fea-
turing passes from lliischei to Ran-
dall. crushed the Crimson but Yale
put up a bitter struggle before yield-
ing to the overhead tactics of the
Tigers. 'i'ho Ella. superior on the
rush-line. were checked by the alert
Princeton defense that had stopped
Harvard the week before and were
beaten by the uncrring toe and arm
of Baruch.

Brown's triumph was the most
impressive of the eight registered in
a row by the stalwart Bears. The
e obstacle in their path to an un-
b on season and a major claim to
eastern title honors is a Thanksgiv-
ing Day game with Colgate. La-
fayette has only Lchigh to beat to
keep its slate clean but the latter
showed a return to form yesterday
by vanquishing Rutgers. 14 to 0.

PASTIME TEAM
lNllEWlill ,
WEST SIDES

The Pastimes football team with
most of their regulars on the injured
list battled the. strong West Sides
of Stamford to a scoreless tie at
Staples ficld yesterday afternoon.

The locals were within several
yards of scoring on three different
cccasions. but lacked the necessary
punch to carry the ball over. Never-
theless they played a. good game and
showed a strong“ defense when the
West Sides were within scoring (lis~
lance.

Preston. ioeal quarterback was the
star of the game earring the ball for

 

large gains on several plays. The
game ended with the ball on the
Pastimes two yard line. The two

teams will meet again Sunday uftcr-
noon at Staples field.

Lafayette Tops
Teams in Scoring

frafayette with 195. replaced
Georgetown as the high point scor-
ing team of the cast Saturday as two
more undefeated clcvcns fell from
the honored ranks. The University
of Maine bowed to New llnmpshirc
stale fer the first defeat of the sea-
son. Army. although beaten by
Notrc Dame, still stands with Brown
and Navy at the head of contenders
for eastern honors. New York uni-
versity and Lafayette have scored
eight straight wins.

The. table showing wins and los-
ses. points scored and opponents'
points.- follows:

 

 

. \V l. '1‘ PS Oi’
Brown S u 0 173 14
N. Y. i'. 8 it 0 16:3 111
Lafayette 8 0 4 19!» 1'
Navy '1' ll 0 1R0 511
Army ' 6 1 ii 19 8 3 6
[7. or Penn 7 1 0 11M 10
Boston College 5 fl 1 183 34
Holy Cross '1' 0 1 1 S 0 4 ti
U. of Maine. 7 1 ii 13 7 .26
Cornell 6 1 0 1 81 54
Wash. and Jeff. 6 1 1 130 43
A mhcrst ll 1 1 J t 7 .‘l 4
Princeton 5 1 1 90 54
Columbia ‘ s 2 o 145 at
West Virginia ii 2 0 13 8 (10
Geneva 5 z 0 139 3':
Georgetown 5 2 1 250 60
Bowdoin 6 L‘ (l _ s 7 63
Syracuse 5 2 1 19 4 48
Colgate 5 2 1 20 8 4S
(ktrnegie Tech 5 2 0 168 23
Pittsburgh 4 2 2 14 6 57
Penn State 5 3 0 194 59
Harvard :1 4 0 1 33 87
Yale 3 4 0 91 72
Dartmouth 4 4 0 114 64
Williams 3 4 0 s1 .1 44
I-‘ordham 3 B l 11 9 92

 

Port Chester In
Win Over Kaceys

The Port Chester Big Five of the
Fairfield County basketball league
handed the Bridgeport Knights of
Columbus its second setback of the
season Saturday night defeating the
Park City Five 27-21.

Sonny Gordon. the lanky Port
Chester center scored 12 points out-
playing Clayton McGran throughout
the entire game. Burns was the big
scorer for the Iv'aceys with 7 points.

The score follows:

 

K. OFC.
G. F. P.
Dondcro. rf ..... 1 2 4
Burns. lf ........... a 1 7
Cody.c.............. 0 ti o
MeGran.c...........'i 3 5
Creteila.rf...........1 l 3
Rowe.ig .........-..0 0 .0
Buckley. lg .~.......... 1 o z
...... 1...]..1‘

PORT.CHESTER.

G. ' ‘ri'P.
Masline. rf z 1 15
Moger. ..... ......... 1 0. s
Gordon.c ............5 z 1:4
Buckley. rf .......... : 1 5
laroney. lg 1 1 3
11 6 27

Referee—Waters.

 

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lNDIANS PLAY
PORT CHESTER
lillS'EVENlNG

Of Season—Preliminary
Tilt.

The Port Chester Big Five with a
win over the‘nridgeport Knights of
Columbus tucked under their belts
will furnish the opposition for the
Norwalk lied ,Men in the Norwalk
auditorium tonight. .

A preliminary game will be play-
ed between the local Y. M. H. A.
and the Triangle quintets. Dancing
wrll follow the main contest.

The Red Men did not fare so
well in their opening game of the
season Thursday. The New Can-
aan Big Five handed them I 80-20
set back. Manager John McGarrio
put his team through a long work-
out at the Norwalk hall yesterday
morning and it is likely that a few
changes will be. made in the lineup
when the locals take the floor to-
night.

The Port Chester five is consid-
ered as one of the best teams in the
l-‘alrficld County league and will
give the Indians plenty of trouble.
John Marrone. well known New
York player will be seen at a guard
position. Marrone is I‘ sure shot
and a clever floor man. Buckley
will be at the other guard position.
A battle of centers is sure to result
when “Sonny" Gordon and George
Smith face each other. Gordon al-
ways gives Smith plenty of trouble.
Moger and ”Muzzy" Masline will
be the Port Chester forwards,

The lineups folio“ :

 

 

 

 

 

nrd Men Port Chester

Cavanaugh hlasline
Forward

Court. Mason )logcr
l-‘orwnrd

Smith iordon
Cenicr

Brothcriou Buckley
Guard

Ki-ily. hicGran iris
Guard

Saturday’s Games
East.

Fordham vs. lcorgclown at New
York.

Lafayette \‘s.
Pn.

Syracuse vs. Niagara at Syracuse.
N. 1'.
Holy Cross vs. Boston Univ. at
Worcester. Mass.

Carnegie 'i‘cch \‘s.
at Pittsburgh.

Brown vs.
l'iovidcncc.

Yule vs. ilnrvard at New Haven.

Army vs. Urslnus :11. Wet“. Point.

liutgors vs. Swnrthmorc tit .\‘cw
Brunswick. N. J..

iiuckncii vs. Western Maryland at
Lewisburg. Pa.

Geneva vs. Allegheny at Beaver
Falls. l‘n.

Boston College vs. Gettysburg at
Boston.

Lchigh at Boston.

West Virginia

New Hampshire at

Middle West.

Michigan vs. Minnesota at, Minne-
apolis.

Illinois vs. Ohio Slate at Urbana.

Wisconsin vs. Chicago at Chicago.

Northwestern vs. Iowa at Iowa
City.

l’urduc vs. Indiana at Lafayette.

Missouri vs. Kansas at Columbia.

Kansas Aggie: vs. lovvn Slain at
Manhattan.

Nolro Dame vs. Drake at South
Bend. "4

New York University vs. Nebras-
ka at Lincoln.

llaskcll Indians vs.
State at liast Lansing.

Michigan

South Dakota State vs. Detroit at
Detroit.

St. Louis vs. Oklahoma at Nor-
man.

Si. Xavier vs. West \‘a. Wesleyan.
Arkansas Univ. vs. Oklahoma Ag-
gies at Stillwater.
South.
Duke vs. Wofford at Durham, N.

C.

Emory & Ilcnry ve. Elon at Em-
ory. Va.

Florida vs. Ilampden-Sitlney at
Tampa.

Citadel vs. Furman at Charleston.
S C

(‘cnirc vs. Kentucky at Lexington.
Loyola (New Orleans) vs. Loyola
(Chicago) at. New Orleans.

Washington 1% Lee vs. Maryland
at Lexington. 4

South Carolina vs. North Carolina
State at Columbia.

Randolph-Macon vs.
Charlottesvlile.

Rollins vs.
Lakcland. Fin.

Wake Forest vs. Guilford at Wake
Forest. \.

Far West.

Sianffd vs. California at Berke-
lcy.
. Oregon vs. Oregon Aggies at Cor-
vaills. .

Idaho vs. U. of Southern Calif. at
Los Ange-lea.

U. Calif. (8. Branch) vs. Calif.
Tech at Los Angelou.

Pacific College vs.
College at Tacoma.

Colorado Aggies vs. Brigham
Young at Prdvo. .

Stamford De Malay
. Will Play Locals

The local Delolar basketball
team will be put to a real test when
they tackle the strong Stamford De
Moldy quintet in the Norwaik audi-
torium. weaneadey night.
City five holds a close decision over

Virginia at

Southern College at

Puget Sound

 

 

- the oleel outfit and they are anxious

to wipe that defeat of! the slate.
The Delfoiay five defeated the lo-
w ‘1. st. H. A. outfit last wait. but
dropped their opening game ottho
season to the Norwalk Separates.
Ileneger Paul angswald is phasing
to [lost all the Delohy tear-a in
the state for the chat-DMD.
Preliminary games will he ;‘

 

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NEW YORK. Nov. 15.——.\i1', iii-n.-
Tunncy. the. new heavyweight . 11.1.1-
plon. speaks glibly of tho "\\'l.l in
win" and powerful psycholouru nl-i
tni‘hcd thereto. 1’
This reminds 11141 of Mr. .iwk
Sharkcy, the loquncluus l.illm.1..~n
of lv'ovu on the one si-h-. 'ini 11m.
tou on the other.
Mr. Sharkoy. whose
happens to be Josef Paul (“m-mi.
his this “will to win" minliiy
velopcd to the highest pussiidiv aim,
grec. l
in the old days phul the 11]
racizct 2111-1 in the hands of \-1‘-~;11
irns. you might have said that Mr.
Shulkcy was nothing morc nor 1. -.
than a concellcd mung hut iiumw‘
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for his fight with llnrrv Wills, Airy.
Sharkey nnounced to all uni sun.

Seneganibiau for
butler tubs,
"He‘s just u tramp."
Mr. Sharkey.
Those words were liiiorml in ”1"

ll row of revolving!

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SHARKEY, FRESH GUY 0F RING, ()N TUNNEY’S TRAIL

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succeeded in verifying his livilliliill

401' \Vills to 1110 Coniplcio pnilefnc-

lion nnli iistumsliiiicnl of H1" “Uli‘l
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over has ciulurrd,

.\i'lcril1v fight .\lr, Shaiiuy 111m-
cd in the. puiillciunu of 111v-
iiml slid: "va brim: (ill lilill [milli-
I‘l‘llf‘t‘k. 'l‘hf'l'v lif‘\Fl‘ 8.1“!”
that couldn't whip :1

if ilicsn incidcius fall to pivi- an
insight into the lilt‘i‘lilll‘llnlv

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moi-luv."

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nN‘d tili)‘ inr‘uiiou 111111 in :1 subun-

4111: ii! discus-dun of old vinmpioiu‘.
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”low over The nblliilis cf .lill’l Jef-
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office of Billy Gibson. who is known 41mm ior lhrowiiu; fists than .ill‘ 111.111j

lo the trade as the business lllflflii~
ger of Mr. Tunney.

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pleaded Gibson. "i don't think Will-ii
is a. great fighter. but he is not (hurl
burl. I'd like to soc you win 11111:!

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that iiind'uf attitude." 1
"i still maintiilu he‘s a tramp."
repented Mr. Sharkey.
It is it matter of compuraiivclvl
recent history that Mr. Sharkcyl

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crow Wills iooitcii ll‘ll‘illi".

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ilm noiion flint Mr. Sliui'luy \vnuhlli‘liili luau um: iiuiiiim: :f1 1115 1111-11.
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SPORT B

A Local Writer’s Slant

And Elsewhere

Roy Downs ’

 

ARRAGE

On Sports in Norwalk

 

 

The local fans turned out in large
numbers to witness the battle be-
tween the Springvvood and Uni
ole-vests. at Amusement l'ark,.ycatcr-
day afternoon. Nearly 1.000 peopic
watched the two teams battle to a
scoreless tie. The writer u as plcsscd
to see this kind of support, as the
Hill Tops boys are deserving of it.

 

Bobby Wolfe. fornicr Norwaik
High school star sure kccps his eye
on the ball. A fumble by either
team will find Bob right on top of
the ball. Several times during the
game yesterday he received fumbles.
He is now playing halfback for the
Westport Ovvlsfitnd much is expect-
ed of him in the serieg with the
Springwooda. .

Local fans were suns-tiled in sec
[auto Teri-v trot om and play an
end pridtion for the Weetport‘team.
yesterday. I drought that Ironic had
put away the football spengiu for
oats.- and all, but evidently the edll
of the gridiron was too great fu- the
former Staniftn-d High school star.
It was not so malty ”usage that
boss was playing an end for Coach

Mike Boyle's Minion! lligh M'Iiiml
outfit and he was a real cnd.. llc
iiispluycd flashes of this form ycslcr‘
tiny.

l'an 2.. 1110 2:50 pbuud guard of
ilio Slilllli; \\ nods “its urird ior carry-
in: lili‘ imll it uumlvcr of ”links. il-
lilipml 11 llilllll'il‘i‘ oi hull-s in flow Hui
liiic 11nd always uiudc :1 twin. llv- is
n tou’cr or sircnnih on the 11111 Top
t‘lcvcli. ll

ltcfcrcc (‘linrlic .Vlniiuncy secs.
about all of the fonts. llc caiicd it
great many funk yt‘slf‘l‘lliu'. Some
of the fans lliouulit llmt (.‘liurlic
saw 100 lllflll). .lm- Troy was lllt‘
umpire in the game and Joe callt‘tl
a number of fools himself.

 

We printed a list of a few football
winners picked by Dr. Joseph Slo-
mun. S :1 l 11 rd :1 y. “Doc" piclird
l'rim-cion. Nolru lhuuc. Cornell.
Navy, l’canund Brown. The best
part is flint all of those tennis won
their game;

 

some plckcr
Doc.

 

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Springwood Tackle
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Injured in. Game
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' l-‘rank’Lombardl. Springwoed left
tackle suffered, "abadiy wrenched
knee in the Springwood-Owl contest.
Amusement Park. yesterday. Lom~
bardi was hurt in the last half in'a
scrimmage play and was carried off
the field in great pain. He was
treated by Doctor Gems W- Faw—
tt ll likely that. he will be
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gamefortheremainder
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“Hawk” Skidd Stars
.In Upsala Battle

"lluwk" Skidd. local nthlctc and
Manhattan stpr played a big part i
the Manhattan victory over lipsni:
College Saturday afternoon. Skidd
carried the ball over for a touch-
down on a line plunge and played an
important part in the 20 points that
Manhattan scored.

 

 

Safety razors with one blade will
”be issued to recruits in the British

 

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allay tunes. of the present lent-

Elevens

 

JOHNNY sum
lN Krocrou
. o_v_i_i_1_ NAGY

Four Times In Amateur
Bout—Much Action.

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Four knockouts in sevcn hauls
fraiurod the best niuntnur curnivnl
of ill". iIr-nson Saturday :1‘. Walnut
:rm-h park.

Johnny Scnlzl. sensational iii-ideo-
port hnntumweighl. rcgisirrcd hi1:
seventh straight knockout in as
many starts when he fliiitcncd Joe
Nagy. l-‘nirfield fluorite, in the nim-
011d round. it, was a “lid. slum-
hnng affair which l:.'i:l ”it: fans in
an uproar from ill" Sl‘cond llc
lighters cnivrcd lilo ring uuiil
Nagy was counlcd out. Nagy was
immoral tothc floor four iimvs.
while Scnlzi also was down on Onc

orcnsmn. 11 was Fcnlzi‘s second vic-
iory over the f‘zili'flelti 111d, lho
)rlllgcporl lioxcr winning a prc-

vious bout inst summer on a tcclh
niml knockout.

Annlhrr lli‘t‘li". ding-limit: lluitlo
le Nick McGulucss of lirillichm-t
uin by :1 knockout over iiiilv Smith,
1.101 of Walnut licnvh.
round of :1 bent in the
('liiss.

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Play
Owls and Locals Stillman

 

 

Fairfield Battier Down.

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1,000 Fans Witness First Game of 44”“"““""’4"”"“”1““
Display Splendid
Amusement Park Sunday.

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