Men Outclassed By
Speedy New York Sytaters
Sore Wee 53o28—Mesline Registers 22 Points
“Li.
.. ’ In Line-up. A.
" lily” Nesllnc. creek left for-
-. er the Port Chester Big hire me“ SCHWL
_ 1y defeated the Norwelit
~UOI singlehended iii e one-
]ene. in the Norweik eudl-
lest night. The Port Ches-
.swe.tnped the Indians. lit-28.
.0. rolled up 2: of his team's
Its. All of Mullnes shots
. In close end at no time
but th'h genie did he attempt
shot. He broke through
title and min to register two
it“
Locals Will Close Gridiron
Season—Court Team
Getting Ready.
Indians were outclassed from
to finish and were unable to
through the New York team's
to score. George Smith and
were the shining lights for the
.. each scoring 11 points. Clay-
'Ion was not seen in the
‘ . end many tens wondered why
. end Brotherton were used in
‘qeme.
defeat clinches ihc fact that
1106 Men will have to get it few
in order to melts some show-
‘f In' the Feirfield County Basket-
league.
fl Bed Men showed a hit of
old-pint tn the am half with
' see smith doing all the scor-
ytth long shots. The half ended
.with the Port Chester flvc
-~ I. by two points. In the second
Nrt Chester opened up and
-ped the bell in the lo so often
the scorers bed ell ey could
‘0 keep track of the points. Mo-
. . Port Chester guard broke
' ugh Clancy for nine points in
;: heir end ire-line rolled up 13
if. late. As the final whistle blew
5 icon board showed 5: points for
Cheeter end :8 for the locals.
“- 'e score follows:
Port Chester
G. lv‘ Pis
er‘i 3
-;live. If. ............ 8 22 ”18h school
fon.c. 4 evenlllgs and file tciiiii
nay. rs. .......... 13"
ey. lg. 11
.—
53
High school will close li‘riduy. \‘l'ltll
tho locals stack up against the fast
DiinLury eleven at .\muscmcni I’.ll"\’.
The Green and White will put. in
some
lilil) expcct to beat their \isltom.
Both teams were. idle last week and
lovu rested up for the bit: ganw, lil
n ircvious t-ncountcr both teams
mid for a :icorcli-ss tic. A record nt-
tclittancc iii irpcrtcd'ai tho clash and
tilcro. will be several featurls
fore and atmr the co-.nl at.
With the closing of tlic. f0lli'.‘dli
season. the court season will collie
into full bloom. Manager Jimmy
Mead of the Ily billikclb llists has a
schedule of games compl toil and Ill“
expects H. banner season. With a
squad of about to players to start
with Coach I’crry “I‘lln should be
able to bring the locals into the,
limelight.
if“:
M‘-
Grecilwicll. .\n-
sonla. Warren Harding and Bridge-
port 'l‘rade school. Home games will
auditorium 'l‘ilcsday
will travel
Fridays. The armory will probably
be used for practice every day.
erectieollee
Gotiail. Malcollll Golden.
lted Men
Fla.
3 and a score
11
11
G. l-‘.
“they. rf.. rg. 1
Ghost. if. 4 .1
th..o...............4 3
$1,; our. rs. 1 0
ii i -t.hsrton. rg. 0 0
{will}; lg. ............. 0 1
10 8 28
of other
combine.
steady with the. Do Molny outfit,
Latzo Is Ready
) e Casey Will To Box Simonich
., elp Y M Boxers Terminating-ti five liioiiths' period
‘a of inactivity. Petc. Latzo of Scranton.
.Edlie Casey. trainer or Jack Dc- In, “‘oi‘ld's \i‘t‘lieril’t‘llilli cliailipioli.
. ey.llghtheevy-weight cha ion of
the world wil be with the \ slport
Y. 'M. C. A. boxers every Tuesday
v' night for the next few months to
give them a few tips about the fight-
game. The famous trainer will
he at the “I" tonight.
A hoxfhg tournament is being ar-
seated with the Waterbury Y. M.
'A. to take place some timc‘ncxt
oath. The Westport “Y" will have
"qu; list of boxers and the lost
golds: prospects will be picked for
the boxing teem. Chick Dorsey and
Dunn“ Slornan will also assist in
getting the boxers in shape for the
winter boxing season.
o
O
l
"d
8. at the Newark ariilory. to mourn
of! against Joe Simonich oi' llutte.
Mont.. iii the iratilrc, bout of four
ten-round matches. Simonich re-
rccently scored a knockdown against
Mickey Walker during a vigorously
fought battle in Philadelphia.
Completion of negotiations for the
three supporting lights of the show
yesterday paired ori‘ l‘hll .\chriiw of
Detroit. illlti Dick (Tonlon of Altooila.
Pm. llglltivclghis; Bonny llnss of
Philadelphia and llcnnv t'russ or
N e w a r k. fealllcrwcigllls: Monte
Munn of Nebraska and AI llood of
Jamaica. N. Y.. llcavywclglits.
~ «skull and Court Play Well For Locals—
' Changes Expected
ELEVEN FRIDAY
l‘he football season of tho NONJAIR
hard plitticc for this tzaziio 3
Tile oculs will play two :ailics'
with ll of the following trams:
Danbli . Maple
be played at tile now t‘cntcr junior
With Danny l‘crlnlan. Knox Mc-
.limniy
Mead. Eddie Charlolt and Bill .\lil-
ler left over from last year's regulars
caildidatt‘s
Coach Bean should work up ll. fine
Don Sturgcs who played
at guard last season will not be able
to play this year as he will play
will return to tho rim: on licccmbcr,
. V . ' ‘
.141. may, ,
ckn'nnton'Defeats D . . le .
ihsinu
SCORE FIRST
‘coun noon
Defeat East Norwalk Trié
angles — Golden Stars,
But Breaks His Nose.
The Y. M. H. A. Juniors came
through with their first win of the
season when they defeated the fast
Triangles of East Nortviilk. 1::- 28 in
the Norwalk auditorium. last night.
This contest was played preliminary
to the lied Mcn-Po Chester game
and created more in erest than the
main battlc.
M. Golden was the high giin for
tho Y. M. H. A. live. scoring 11
points. but was taken out of the
sumo in lilo last half when he
crushed liito tllo piano with his nose
iii all attempt to make it goal. suf-
l'i-riiii: a Motion nosr. Westberg and
Ken 'l‘Iioniiis were the high scorers
for the 'l‘ri.ingics each scoring scveii
oliifs.
'l‘lio i'. ii. II. A. quintet displayed
lif‘ilt‘l‘.'illli work and took the lead
iii the first half. 23-10 and kept it
throughout tho olltlro game. The
Triangles came back in the second
pl-rlod and came within four points
of tying the scorc. but Groggins and
Green of tho “l"s" increased their
lcilnl‘s li‘ilttl by edging folir field
goals in rapid order.
'l‘llc score follows;
Y. .\I. II. .\.
G.
. . . . . i
.......... 5
I‘Cl‘llilllll. l‘I. ......
.\i. Golden, if.
(lrogg‘liis. c.. if. . . . . . - . .
Lll‘ccli. c.
.\hiit-psky. l‘iJ.
l‘i‘uiili-r, lit.
llt~ll‘alit. lg.
l. (lolilcii. i'l'.
\"I'Nllli l'g.
.\laikili. l'I.
l’l‘lcc, II'. . . .
’l‘honiau. c. . . . .
McUuincss, I'M. .
Aslllii'otihe. rg.
”air, in.
106
Army Five Open
Court Season Soon
The Armory l"l\'c will Opt'll their
basketball season against the Nor-
walk llcd MLII lit the state armory.
'l‘hanksgivging night.
.\charriv-‘s ludlalns will nppcar
\\ llll their regular lineup and a great
lillllll‘ is ' t'hlit‘cietl. llymic. Weis-
bcri: of New York. who sturrcd licrc
scvcrnl llmca in the past. will Jump
cc'ifi'r for tho Armory i-‘ivc. Don
t'i‘cii-lla of ”iv lll'idgcport lv'nlgliis
of t‘oluililius will probably be seen
iii the looai's liiloup. '
The Armory li‘ivc ha» been work-
ing out for the past month and is
ill illl" shape for ilm season's opcii-
ii“. lll‘;llllllllli: Sunday. the team
will drill on Tuesday and Thursday
iiiulli'i. Willi Welsbcrg rind ifrcfclla
tilc lotillfi will Iani‘ (‘icm ll‘agail.
fiddle llclfant, Roy Fanning. Chick
llusllbzzum. l'lddic llllickmnn and
.Illllmlte Slit-Chan.
YOST SPURNS ALL OFFERS
TO LEAVE MICHIGAN
25
‘ pisses me ‘
25TH
MILESTONE
or MICHIGAN
FOOTBALL HISTORY
I
B“ BILLY EVANS.
No onc individual llna
more important figure ill thv
opment of college football
Fielding H. Yost.
At Michigan. Fielding ll
part of the institution. For
he has directed the dt‘sfinlv:
football ice'nis. ills suruss
brought . him many offers to
Michigan. All of them he. lluc epilril.
ed.
During II quartcr of u (‘t‘liiill'v 21‘.
Michigan. Yost has seen llll,‘ sport
rise from a game that HIIrI/It'lf‘tl only
the student body and alumni in n
spectacle that is the magnet inr as
many people as the huge stall ninii
can hold.
Michigan trams coached by \oni
lltivc playcd their part in popular-
lzing the gridiron sport.
In tho old days. Michigan‘s norm
:l.mlnufe clcvciis were anionl; lilo
most colorful in the country. Yusl
certainly know his stuff.
When the forward pass crept into
the. name. as well as many oilim
features calling for open style play.
there were some who doubled
ability of the veteran You to (‘OIH'
with the situation.
Ilowcvcr. the shift illill was mail.
in football play. literally ovcl‘tliglif.
lir‘ru II
tlcvol-
than
lost is
L". \i are
of its
has
icavc
merely gavo Fielding Yost an op;
portunliy of proving his versaillll).
The success of Yost and Michigan
has continued unabated dcspllc Illt
WE BELIEVE the
’adventagee of the soft
foil package are so
many, and its econ.
omy so great. th t
we have elected
pack one of our finest
pipe tobacoos in this
beach form to retail
at ten 0CD“.
”it y
lcgislaiion of tho lill-‘ ill.li‘lil'i.".
A {luv _\c.Irs ago rumor had it llla‘.
Michigan and Yost might sovcr rcia-
iiona. (inc of tilt» iii}: unhersltics of
California bad ofi'errd liilil prac-
tically i\\‘lf‘|‘ lllI' ‘iil:ll')‘ ho was act‘-
iini: at Michigan.
it has la‘ci' ll"\’i‘l0llf‘il that llicrc
Was a i-llnlicc of Ynsi lcrivilli:
Ann Arbor
iii-vnr
Michigan as low: mt illl‘
institution “.‘lllil‘tI liilil.
’i‘llcrc is soniimclll lil Yort's soul.
Moilcy isn't his and by any means.
Iii-conily I ilxaticil with a prtiiilllicnl
f‘aliiorliinn “ho tricil to Win 0\'t‘t‘
Yosf from Michigan.
“it-ally thcro ilcicr was a chance
to int him." said my informant.
"When we told liilli liu could Manic
iii-4 own H.tl.il')’. ho rcpllcd:
"'I llli'tr cniiltl lI':i\'i'
l fccl as I! ilic college is a
of ill“ and i am it part of l‘.
“‘l lllHt‘ boon at Michigan fut)
ltil‘L. to think of making a change.
\l\ llii‘ lids lil‘tll ghf‘i in liiilliliiiit
l‘l'l l':ll\llt‘l‘ than iiililcicu. I {001
tlizii i ll'l\'0 lli'I‘lI fairly successful.
liicu il' i did my iii-art \vouldu'f
l» l‘l my work: i‘. would remain
ulili .\lit‘iliitiill.
i " ‘l iov-~ the men of Michigan and
II l'ml iliai llicy ioii- inc. I-Ivcry-
lnliiri i no sonic .\lirllican alumni
.vc lin-ro in lzri-ct inc and ili.il\'c nlc
".imi). t‘ontcntultiit is morc than
ll'-|lli‘_\'."'
'l‘linf'sl ill.‘
‘llil: Yos‘ in.
Michigan.
part
kind of a chap Ii‘ield-
l ABOUT BOUTS
TONIC HT.
22" l-. NtJNldI‘ .IlS—Sanlnty Tl~cll
v~. t-‘corgc Nickior. 12 rounds; Jac-
ques I'cttliioiic vs. Carol Scffl, 8
rounds: \\'ililc Cross vs. l‘hldic Reil-
‘ l). Illii'ry Stiickcr vs. Roy McMahon.
ti rounds.
PIONEER .\. (‘.—Hltmm_e llorf-
uiiiil is. Nil-u- Smith. Jack Sllnl'kcy
u. Jilc Ilyllcll. Murray Layton vs.
“‘lllic O’i‘oiliicll. Danny 'l‘t‘rris vs.
lley Itlvcrlii. Frankie. 'I‘rnpin vs.
Stcic Jcililings. (‘nl‘h 0 rounds.
lll‘N'l“S POINT A. C.—-Ametcur
toiiriiitiilctlt.
WEDNESDAY. NOV. 11'.
NEW MANHATTAN S. C.—-TI‘(ItI)
Ilnlilocl; vs. liilly Reynolds. Al
"Ruhr" Goldberg vs. Murray FUCHS,
Jocy Knapp vs. .100 Marina. “'illic
slum-r u. lloli Nclson. Jimmy Doylc
(‘llurlcy (‘llst-rtii. citcli ll rounds
'I'Iil'ldsl).\\'. NOV. 18.
102" MED. IIEGT. AIIMOIIY—
.liniiiiy Kclly vs. Frankie Cronin.
\\'llllc Dillon is. Johnny Dnrt-cy.
('lliirii‘s Nclsuii IS. Buddy Rodgers.
liddlc I-lilos vs. l-‘rniiklc Mctilolii.
each 8 ‘rniiilds.
FRIDAY. NOV. ill.
MADISON SQl'AltI-I (‘- “IDEN—
- Tod Morgen vs. (‘er Dunne. is
rounds; Frankie Fink vs. Fsldlc An-
derson. Sully Sccninu \f-l. Lee 'Mlll‘e
my. club 10 rounds.
KNIGHTS 01" COLI'MBUS—(Co-
Illlllbll‘ Branch). Brooklyn—Ama-
tt‘iir bouts.
SATURDAY. NOV. 2
NEW WALKER A. C.—
~llow.
RIDGEWOOD GROVE S. C.—
' Bobby Garcia vs. Jase Imiberdo.
Hobby Bums }.I. Fred Bn‘tennel. 10
rounds each: l‘ranklc Bellman vs.
.fiie .\lercalntl. Johnny Burns vs.
Denny Smith. 0 rounds each.
Mike M’Tigue In
Knockout Victory
' .\llko Mfl‘lgilc. former light-
lxcavywolght champion. knocked
out Billy Vidabcck of Bayonne.
N. J.. a former sparring partner
of Gene Tunney, in the third round
of a ten-round match in New York,
last night.
The weights: Mc'l'ig'ue 171;
debeek. 174 1-2.
Abd-el Keblr. Moroccan middle-
weight. won the decision oxer
ulitls files of Gerinany. after ten
nude or hard milling. Kebir
awed 1“, Vick! 1“. , .
‘5.
All-star
Vi-
DON BUCKHOLZ
0N SQUAD AT
NOTRE DAME
Local Lad Expected to
Be A Regular In Two
Seasons.
Donald Iluckliolz. Rowan sin-rt.
an alumnus of the Norunll. High
school and now ii i'rrsllnmn :li Nom-
UiIIllfl may bc ono of llllli print lilll»
vcirlly'il llcst play-rs lll .inolln-i- l\\U
yours.
Julilca f‘olc. assistant inan.iizcr of
tho lllaito llicairu tins Olit' of tin:
many spcclniors at ilic .\‘olrc Danic-
Army guinc. Yankcc stadium. Sal-
Ul'dlly. and living a personal friend
of Killlic. l:orkln-. .\lr. t‘olo spoke, to
hlill about llill'lillOit.
'i'lic gi'i-ai rilolllilll iiicntor fold ilic
local man that lilli'ltllOll'. ii a fine
ploy-r :illli .«Imuld In a l‘t'KillJl‘ iii an»
irlliii' l\\tl viola; proii-ll-ii ll" lump-t
on .\«lmuinn llll' in: football illlll|i\'
in has t?ll()\\il than fat \ii'li ill" .lun-
lOI' \‘iil'hliy.
limisiiil pl:i_\i~<l
lllzll '-t‘lltltll ll'illii
was .-i :afur luriJi. non lll' only
lilllil' of ”if“ for llll":l in;
Muslim: I\\tl ltllil'lltltlull'u tigiiiilai if..-
i'oi't i'llcsicr liv cit-\cn. lluiii uric
ly forward push: s4.
'l‘bi- local Lid sliowi-d h‘t)lllt' illll‘
football “llilt‘ lli' played with illi-
(lrci n and \\'|lif¢v bill lic ti» \‘t'l' wail.-
cd liliril nnd did not lump ill con-
f'iIIOEl. ‘.\'ifll such a print ('0. i if as
ifoclnlc fill(l\“ lilill. llf' .‘llillilil main
3 i:I'v.il pllivr‘r.
\\Iill
l‘Isl
HI
FI :iniill
illt‘ .\oruiilk
swuron and
_~-.._._ ~v~ _.
Smith to Battle
Dorfman Tonight
.\‘iv-iv .\‘miih. Ill-lilucport fealhr-r-
“right “ill lam-iii» nnollit-l‘ ”ti-st"
tonight “ll-“ll lic fawn Sammy liorf-
man. a new .\. iv York sensation in
lllc fiafuiw: innit. at tho I‘ionccr
Sporting club. Smith has llf't‘ll at-
iriicicil to M w lininionii ilirnugh
his fights \villl Illl' lcndiiii: confclltl-
i-rit for tho finflicrivciulit ("WWII and
tho pi-oinofrr is confident that Dori-
man an “iii an Smith will rcccivc
.llc inst.
/
Izzy Cohen Winner Iver
Brody In New Canaan
Plenty of Action By \
Scores—Miller Wins
matciiis —~ 'i‘ommy Brown
Uii Eillil——h‘ul‘(ll‘ski Stops
Opponent—Large Crowd \iitiith
Dick Finnegan is
Winner Over Suggs
(Iiuilt‘)| oi)
l’Uli’l'llk‘I’ won iln-
Chick Suns, of .'\'i \\
night in a ll) roliiid cont. :-
a battle for the “mills
weight cllzililplonslilp lll l:o::nn.
Fillllt'gflll carried scun of tlw
iounds and Suggs two, “lino ill on:
honors were divldrti.
’l‘lio bout was fast i‘iilili sinri
l‘liilsll. botli ilnii liuhllll: ill w...
and avoiding clinch”.
a Kainc bullio, lilil i"lllliii;:lll \\.V\ in..
aiming for Ill" llf‘L'i'U ii‘mil't‘l‘di |.' ‘
ill the fourth and .‘-l\l‘lllll loin...
Suggs OilillOillild ills opponvnz. n‘:
tin: second saw llllli‘ to thou-sf In
inci'n tin in, lull nll llzv- cit. r
rounds went. to ”it“ Much sh r I‘i‘}.
From the scicutli l'UllIl'l on. llw
.\‘t\\' llcdfm'd hour “no \\c.l|u l.ll.
visibly, but lic lunch: i:.lli:iiiil;r n-
l-‘iniirgan was lllllllill' to Marc :i 1.. .
isliiii'g blow. li‘inncpaii “"‘lHlli‘il it"
3-4 pounds and Suggs l'.'i pound~
'l'lir- bout alirnctcil a crowd of ii,—
W'U lo the i'vccnfly cnlnrcwi lb»:
ion arena. thc lnrlzcst nitcuilaniw- on
record for an indoor sports (‘\t~lll in
ilnit i ilv.
'l‘lic .\iflSSfii'llllsn-fls
lllck li'inni i'.ln tit
ii-ii.-li-n in. l‘
l'liilll'ill Lil!
liill- Ii .i'.
ll illil i‘
Iii
:"ii.j:u lllll...l
llii\.il~;:' t‘filll
mission illlilioriz-d iln: lil'flllltil’d'rt iii.
announce fllc bout as tor tho World's-l
Jll‘:il
ill-
flatlicltveirlii ('ihlllllilflll‘lllil
linnciznn rind Suggs batilcd fol
ironn rclinqulslicd in in l'\ wii
ix"..iplnli “ilo ll Uzi.“ lll" iii w Him
ncgan. its was said will lm i-l-incnl.
cd bv the commission as tin inn
champion ill the (loss.
AV 1“ I.-IIOI' VI) .\"I‘ \R
n\
of (‘ln'calzo :ilillric, was all :il'-
lound star. f‘rislr'r won nini- lr‘ticru
during his carccr nt flic .\liilwnv in-
stitntion. flirec cacll in fooliml‘.
laschnll and basketball.
l-‘rliz f‘rislcr. onc~l|mr~ l'iilvr-i'
Roy Downs ’
SPORT BARRAGE
A Local Writer's Slant
And Elsewhere
On Sports In Norwalk
'I‘Iic Iiiul Elli-n lust till-Or M'cond
sll'fllillll gnllic of ilic H‘IIH)” Inst cic-
lliilg. ’l‘iicy \vcrc illlli'liL\\(‘lI by tht‘
spcclly outfit from Port ('llcslcr. If
is (‘t‘l‘iflill flint .\Intiiigcr .Itlliiltilc Mc-
(iiirrlc itlll hair to ~|iifl Ili.‘ Ililc-lip
ii iiitlc il’ ilc Impcx to silly lil tllc
iiilllilm; with tilc \f'vv \‘orl. stators.
Ari lv'cllry .‘lll'l 'l'i-d lll'oillv r‘.ilil
have [won |il:l)llli; bliskl‘ilutll for a
intuit many .\cai'e. Tilt) ll:i\i‘ yiwn
ilp tlic court Klillll' a illillllrt‘l' of
limos, but for sonn- unknown l‘i‘IlSOII
tlI'L'iill'tl to coinc back again fills sea-
son. ’l‘llry .irc pinyin ' it fair brand
of illl‘ court gaiiic. iiii‘. Illi‘y are only
shadows of ilicir iUl‘lllt‘I‘ sciics.
l\'i"lli'y and llroflicrlon \vcro n
spccdy pair of players about in
ycars back. but tllcy can't cxpt‘ci to
retain that spi'f‘d and dash forcvcr.
Old Man 'I‘lnlc overtakes all ath-
lcfes.
'l'lic ivrltcn knows flint John Mc-
(lnrric can't stand llclnz at tile III‘MI
of a team of ltlscrs and before the
I-‘iiirllcld (‘oiinty lmaguc. gets illi-
ilcriviiy .\Ict-‘ni'ric “ill have it team
on Ilit‘ 00"" that will put sonic
of tho otllcr outfits ill the shade.
.\‘cvci'iil ilciv facts \leI be soon ill
fllc llnc-lip. ’l‘licrc nrc a few young
pliiycrs in Norunlk lllnlilllghl look
good in tile iinlfoml of the Ilcd
.\lcn.
Norwalk illizli Sillool's
i|.llll Will linikl‘ its lani sidml
tiny. -’l'iio (lrccu and \‘-‘l'.:s.-
nill ilil't‘ liailliui'y lliull Si‘lmo'.
locals linv-
this season.
I'lllllt' was it
'l‘llrv arc
\‘ii‘iul‘y.
itui'li‘ ‘
i' i".~
nulli'
'l'l‘.‘
Tlli‘ mat-ml
liv “illl l‘lw
Olli l0 St‘Ol'“
Ell-ll lln_\
Haiti 1'5
iii li"lSL (inc
’l‘lic .\.‘(ailiil gullic til‘ tlic wrim lw—
Ilil‘t‘ll tlic .\‘prinpwtxhk and ”iv (in I\
will hc pliiyt‘il lit .\iiiilsciliciit l'ark.
Thanksgiving Day. It is cvpi-ctctl
tliirt it rccnrtl crowd \illl turn out
to scc "ION" tun lf‘fllll“ in action.
They batiicd to a scorclcs~ tic Sun-
tiny.
Managcis .\laridock rind i‘nlni- r
will tallc over the maffcr of oilllials
for the scconrl came Tllcrc was
considerable dissatisfaction ovcr the
decisions of Charlie Malloncy and
Joe Troy Sunday. .\inlmncy is a iii‘a‘
class official and is wcll qunbf‘n-d
to handle a football gniiio.
isn't a filing that lrv-ts by him
this fact probably causcll s'mno
lllt‘ kicks illat, worn l‘i‘Klsit'l‘l‘ll.
(Hill
of
I‘irut
Down.
l‘ili lion ;1 ;;i".ili"iiii 1:.l‘l‘l"
'l'lim'vl
J.» k
in .I\\\i<
linn l.
l.l.l 1x1.lt,iil Ii.
tlilil' inn l.. l:\ l..||>| kins;
i'tl_\ll, .\‘iilnlmil ill fin
(ii ilit-liili.iliili‘3
'n:i.iii. l.-~i i.i';|l
.io'i, .\(JI' t'anulili
successful
out Kil
'io'v in it! ill Nv-iv Ca-
.l‘i l'lllilffltill vii lulu fl
‘ 1w pound.» v iii .- ilppul ilio
no]: :l at '.’I‘i pun: 1!
'l'lil- liilllv \i..: I l
'“llill‘ it liniivil. .\:i ilil' L014 t‘tlllllilf‘d
for tho llllilll‘l1.; i'oi.n-l, l'inniiiaton
lusln ll from his cornvr nnd lanilcti
llAliiS and It its to limit-‘3 face and
. |.o.l‘.. The win 1-4 «I lll'r‘lU‘ illt'lil and an
fin) \\'Ll"‘ truilnn; puncllcs. lioili fr ii
(ml of tln- rliil". l‘-nniu;.'ioli immo-
... l\. l: .ilii ii inn ll into fili- intimrmi
lo.‘ 1'. . ‘o lllll [akin all he
l'lwili i'i Iiiiinlgiiin's rizhf.
1.: 'l "‘i'i' lift"! (ll' lllt‘ i‘it‘lilll'.’
l . ‘ ' \iv » 1' .-
l ~ - l
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Illilil‘
ill lull... :ifiziii'
lililll
\' il‘i'
,i '4l:::»'.~; (incision
of llrnllzrpmt
of llf‘i'ill‘. fight-
!m~lllli'il to light
ni‘ Ininldii‘y in ii rt"
l in‘ inn-co .\llffvi'crl an
n .I' 1. I old was lll’llllil"
ll. ‘\f)|| by :1 narrow
l l‘i‘il\ out.
“w ii‘fl'l In) [illt'ii
.
l
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l
fl‘
l
i; ll .21 t’n‘r'.
.' i . l ‘i.l'»
l' I:~l :v lll ii Hi.!\
‘np in il': 1...: ii .i it"lllilH won him
lin' l'.lll’t lin- n..wl- ltrodi' kiss tilt)
«at \.i\' i\ :w- Ill i‘w int) rounds.
.\‘orwalk. 113 won
iri‘i'i Kill Boggy nf
Il'll’lllfi“.
. l' i'ui... \oiualk. {It
pnuin .\i..':. l.liil iiiif h_\ .\l SII
o. u ill: in illl. iliirl
quit he no
to tho
’l‘iiil'Iiv
in i! 2..
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'l'm‘.
l'l'i “ii.
'i 'nn'n.
wt 1 .
ii:1.i.:ili.iii
1’ l-1' ‘ \\'llcn
,. law! a t- irilm \inllop
I inc-r3. ‘
12“ pounds.
.oV. .. I inn-lo. .\.f \v t‘anann,
\von iln- ilvvi iaion oivr Your:
l Yr. :ng llcuznuo,
'pon'ii's l.ililt kv
L‘ .. . -»
ll. ll. \ i-llfl‘JllOl'i :lftcr illrre
ll.‘ii‘.!«i::".’, l.".‘~.
l‘H.!Il.
idlli'v}.
ii’
l‘liilll'ls 0i llillllliLl. anrkr-v wciglir-d
lllllui‘l'if’ld.
l out lloillllll
p izrnls in thc
143
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ruin. l.
llltl Mll'vl Nor“ will 1:11! pounds.
won on :i ioni flonl Y0 int: i 'llipn: ici-
0i .\i \“'l( il:‘ l ‘lll 'll )mili ilrt in tho
ill~'. ionrni. in . .l 1\lll.|n:f‘ of
lilovn'. .\lll'cr it: a hit lniv and {1-11 in
to flu- i'.-.n'....\ i.i pain. “1- “as m-
.tlllilll'il luv t'n- and it was
found that li-~ was foulcd.
YUilllL‘.’ \\'inn lll’lll‘ilf‘lfl. 1“.’l
pounds non filo guilty-’5 decision
iroin .ltillll lint-gr. l‘.‘~I pounds of
liaulumy.
Yii‘ii‘ : f‘. "ill-i.
pound: ‘\iI‘l l'l'mi
it.:illn:i).,l
'i‘lil:
do: ior
Stamford. l3:
'l'rum I'olnililio of
:21 po'::wi-. in four rounue.
1. ms igh i. .l and the i‘f‘It'I'Ei‘
.Ul‘lt 11 ll :ini ll‘i i’ii'inrl.
t‘uiiéi 1}. .\li H“, Standard,
[iflll'iil‘\ liliil‘ 1.: vi mli 'l‘
'iliig-
D
130
om llllvcs also
of Hinill’crd. 1L") pounds in ikv inst
iiiunil.
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"lun'"
.\‘Icunln.
l'ii'l l"lll\\l i"?
ilw
inl‘w ‘4 "ill'
H. l 'l.
.lail'. Rush and
..=-_ I: ll" 5 \vigre lll‘.
.\. Mit'wuh of l):illl-'ll‘_\' null
lH " ll'b‘il'llI'IOr of
lll'i‘l .p. :‘i l. 7.. |‘. .\.
Westport Bowlers
In Action Tonight
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'l ' l-;ii;il~- \ii.l
ii‘ .‘-I will \\i . k ilvz- t‘v' llll.,
iii» iI.li:ls “ill again liniil'l
ln-aili lfillil' of We cllcilit.
l'ounib 1:. till! nitr-lnpt to hold
.nri illt‘ l;:iltlv of the
“no I'll'i‘ trailing by
onv ll‘iillt‘. llounnlvrs will haw
oil, [li‘kirca \’.illl the Post Oi'fi'i'v
l-ri w “hilt iln- Indrpcnilcnts will
tiif'lil" lllr touch l‘irrnlcll's loam.
’I‘ln- lilllli .inri l.;.n inmls will also
(will if out in until llfl set of games.
and tile I'llvi r:' and \Vatcr Co, will
i lurid-b ill“ oilivr lolliic.
Jillinin tlinli'i'n? and l‘Idillc nron‘n
Wm- 11' .: l'i l' first i'llli,“‘ honors in tho
individuril li\"l'.1i‘.l‘.‘4 of tho. li-agiio
“lill ii'i. ’l‘llis tie will pi‘oi-u'blv i»o
broken loin-5.1. 'i‘lzvrc crust in-
f risti in tip luiituc and a l‘ll‘Fi‘ fol-
liming :rt-vn to ill“ .’\'iil'\vzilk :lllcl‘s
.m r,\ iinic i‘m v .‘\\lllL' into action.
:-’ pii. llmi'.
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ill
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OUR BOARDING HOUSE
EGAD, MY DEAR Moises: You
6M fité owes ch MAKE). A
REGULAR EVenfoF HOLDING
/
BACCHAMAL REVELRY wait THE.
canon Run?» W woeowI An
AGHAQT I MAA- A-A-A-w‘l’riE.
ocounoa'eos L‘l’He KNAVEG
AM M- I Assure You, LADtEé.»
I WILL BRING THE CULPiZiTé‘
’rAQK’ m I AM A GWORN
anew faiafemhce
To
one 0F
amiss
CALLED
“Giulia"
AND Titan],
I HICCOUGHEID
IL...
“tAHeM / ~
By AHERN'
I also You some all?)
HE OlUL'Q CLUB LAQT
NIGHT, JueTice MI KNOW
Von LUERE. GET'fiMG
.EVtDENCE,w~BLlT *(ou
enouwii’r en DANGER
YouizesLF who faces.
RUFFiANG/w
first. round."
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