. . THE EVENING sohnnriMou'ra NORWALK. CONN. SANRDAY, novmuten 20,1923
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ml mi Plrk Scene of Btttfl— Visitors Hive Fine 0F STAMFflRD l SWAP PUNCHES The Score was 10 0 Failed to Win Single Game
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' 3". Th [mu 1) Subs Will Get Qh'snce-— 3 . ! 18 Members of Squad Available for 19"? Gridiron
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in. . . . Elei‘ens Wili.Clasli forSec- Amateurs it Bout for Se n. .
, [Enhanced football tum will regulars for the big battle against d Ti I 9d M f - ”~“ ,
_0 Lawn: proposition when the Owls Thanksgiving at... on me—-— “ill!“ . en bpnngwood "OHOI‘S' on The football “N" 0‘ ”‘0 501““1‘ Douglas. (ioltlt-lt for Hopkins. Mace
W"... ”I. m”. 1“)qu 010'!!! The lineups follow: ‘ .' Return 0 ‘ Armory Card Hixh sthool ended "l “”0" M for Golden. (Soiiixiw’ liir l'olland.’
0!. Mm It Amusement Plrk Moll-Mu q n ' musement Dark yesterday uth-r— i (.1 i- . i- . i V '.
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. . mutual. ‘ r llabllson Toih The Pusilmes and “.0“ Sides of Who is ”In Nmnphm “r ‘4‘” l noon. 5/ tasting defeat at the hands (.mlnmqhnlL OHM.“ {Ur t‘hnrlott.
Chem M‘Oitytesm n“ ”and ' l L‘ 8‘ Stamford \vill clash on the urldiroii w oi» ' ‘ " “P" at the Danbury illxh ut‘liool. iii-t». Tolit‘litlmilw: liunn. l'nllil :lfif‘l'
~ . . '0' “I but “.ng in 0‘9 ““9 NOVIC : . Even { th 0 ‘ I i The game W“ “0“” (‘Ol‘iiosled 1m“ touchdown. Joni-s. l-‘li-ill until Joni-s
[Nh‘nm u 111m elI- combin- 1.. 'l‘. . or 8 second tiilie tilts season at This question iiiil lip answer. -.l “as Ollt‘ of the bust played this N‘J- Emu»). 1,“,de ‘ ‘
m I! It" yllyed the Powncof Burton 1 1.0ch the Stunit‘s fit-lit tomorrow afternoon. when Johnny i::ipp-- Hill] Young son by either team. The Dnnhurlnnsi “MW“. ....7 .. o 3 M1,,
«idea ‘1" soomess tie. the ' ~ L. 8. ‘These-tv tennis held each other Clinrlio i'litNh in on" of th" ttntllre 3‘0”“ 0”” “l ”‘° "”4 ”"7”" " “" ’ LNnrii-alk ....ti o w Ii~— ..
“a :2». 32:933.: t&°aE:: Curley 0 “Milk ”wow” '3’“ “"‘0k in ‘ corkinx bnt- bouts nt the smiling illll‘l‘lell' ( lulni- ‘ ”2'1” in f'hodufit.’ . ‘ it e t' e r e r; Ui'uier (irw liliooti
- gt New 3".“ 19 t: .9 lie. The Lock City eleven will come iiionshlp tritlrlinillt'lil .it Ill" Armory , 1m?“ ”fwd“ of ,th" Two” iirhlut'llul‘i.
- \JM‘ ltili h . ' ““3“” ,(fnlit. Latzo down confident that they will take Tlli”\tlii,\’ vveiiiiiu. litt‘oliilmr H. “M ”M" ”m" "0 "1"”‘1 V” “” l‘inpiim lit-y ltuiiiis. iii-cunt:
$.“.u:’; ”n 1 rec [Mined play. ’ n E. home the bacon. l.~olln“.(,l.fl to Young Charlie um] the offensive and was a‘ in: hell: Sputum.
.‘. .y I WP” 2233:“ hi [Trunk hell-y Barrios The local team has recovered from prdouqmz pit-ii‘y of ”1,. long green on the defense. it nus his H yard Linesnian: Jack Fisher. Warren
”MI contest Will; °° R. 'l‘. the severe hanging up mp). received : thni he can trliii Rilllpllv whip. the. run ”In! resulted in the slx-pointeri Harding mu“ school.
... ll .003 Imuny xagy at. the lnndg of the wpmwrt 040”“ ‘ liappe [action is t‘OllliiiI"nl that their 1“" ”“3 "5“"5' 'l‘iniikm-pvr: l'uul (‘oniic-iy. Noi-
‘flm'hfl'flm sdoa'af the season. 0 i. G. and urn, m “n“ shupu tor the. same. ho}- can put one our U“ Charlie. Lee. on the defense. .\icl.aeliion “Mk.
- t u. “mm“, whl:lt°'::l:iz?:i::d Me‘Carthy l H t‘liantos Lust \\’i:f'k they new unable to do All Springwood will turn out as it: ‘1’" ““1 "malfnin'l?" 0‘21““! glut-"IE: _ ___.._._..-.--___.
. . .. . ll. . much dug to the fuel thlit most of in. ilim‘lilllvlo that lll’fil' boys must in; “W.“ “" urys g "“0 s.
rgflwgrlm 5:281:23??? 3:; JohnsoJi l H ‘ ”(trick (Ill: l‘Fl-{illnrn \‘.'I'i‘. on lllt‘ injured m“ l. m dm‘zdn “I I“) h H“ ”mm. : Pilaf"; “in! “Fol":m m (:1? Klan"; Red Men Oppose
. . i. . ll. list. 'l'he' have -om ll‘” . litmi of Splint-wood wit \ililt‘ii onw‘ ii" P at Prn an! was in ion
m, _ T i t l t y receiored , . r , i e
- oroskl S'tlitorelln ulltl will v'ii't‘ ti . . . . . . “in l..- s .» n-wo i'. -r . . .- l-t ‘ illsit .reiit the ball over the goal
- . . it. MJHIIOld ”men a . [ii 1. 0i i ii 5 ii .l Hi}
I‘m Wm“ P‘lm" ‘5 Phli- ‘ i". ll. ' tough mi:- of n_ The mm...“ L.” i in ‘in- Flute illltl .\' itloiuil tourua. l liokis. twice. The first was after iii -3 ew anaan Ive
WM Chlmowligkzun;'nzsuiaie Ramon j Kennez scheduled to sillrt ut 2mm imvm‘q' [touchdown and he drop kicked t‘ei M d E . A
’__L. , l 9 o (J. b. T“"“‘"“"""‘" l A... 1.. ”hilly imp in.” ;.,-.. “an ' an t\l|‘:t three points in the last on ay. venlng
‘ ‘ P l » H o i ’ ly nl.ilt‘ll"t| and it is :i inns-till “1.1.1, canto. _ _.__.-..~
‘ urp e as g t . .oni‘ will “in. linmit‘ is lililig lev- [\R lihli-‘ll. Knox .‘lt‘Gou'im. f‘iii‘ifliH' 'llii \i't'Ullll till lwtuun iht- Nui-
re 8% Lea'd ‘ : ’Orl‘l] hr-rnuso- of having tho most I'X- of the Green and Whiters. illil iiiostl \velk “M 34,.” ”M ”1,, x, “ ”mam
. marfinh Purdue [Writ-lire. hilt f‘l‘vii'lli- vastly iiinkes‘ of the \lnrit. Knox punlr‘d. tlil'tf“ iii; 1-,“. “Amp; Do a” intonmnnp
W . I " G .di 6 . illiimfor this l:|ht“"fllp iI-v l~:lvini: tliie‘ prism-s. inn around end and wt‘ltlt‘d Illllllt.‘ “hi i) tip-y lnl't'l‘lil Ihr- Nor.
. Bo ' luv ‘3' to in '0 iillt lzrt‘ :is in its nllllt‘h'i iiit'illiilily and he destines ;[|\ up]; i'illi {Johnny trenin‘.
eStport W 1mg Ileag.uel ,s n ron ' ames {“1" “PM" in ””3 3"”0“ h" UIIVOI'W- much credit for his playing tlirounli- \\ ltrip. lliidlz‘nm dim rml Peer: d on:
I o . . - ‘ ' . . . . . "'1 mm" tine ”lint out. the war. Eddie Charlott also the. \tn': the \‘mv f‘rlin-uli bovs treat-
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... . a ' ~ - ~ - - . 'l'lzlr bout should he one oi the ltiveil “oil in the backfield while ml Hill” in their 0 ('ilill' 'nnm anti
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,_ ”13:1‘G0d” . “t" topping the Water Co. lit t‘t'i'l 'i' .tito tennis hale battled on more ‘I Met iiuturnls that 1113' has rot lilli limit and Shaw starred on the are out it) fit! thrir scalps.
m »w.:tp:rt”°';:;ll|:t‘ Olirleegmi‘: Bank . . ‘ . ..... 18 . 5‘08 fig; own terms on the football field than “5"qu mus! s‘ugod as For has the reputation ' lilit'. ‘ 1 Manny: l' .ioliii )ll‘fiurrit- will i‘Hii
‘ - . , , " . have Northwestern d p . . for ilittinl: on the real thrillcrx. ..i v- *‘ik . '. , . 4 . ' . ‘l' .
a. 3m “in“ ct Fill/tors ,,_.___ _ 18 “024 334. on urdut, , l The iot.i.s Tt‘f‘ldlt‘tl the kit .tl his tuiin tlilo'lch a stiff \\0l tout to r
. I80. dropped‘down 13:31:: ”glans; "on Office ....,. 18 594i 330! The” recent meeting marked the FULTON‘ MGSOUKL .‘“”:"""‘"“““"‘“ the start. of the game and three i lllOl‘r0\\' morning in the Norivaik linii
[fault of Tawny g ht'l matches , V :eigliteenth time mob-mayo com‘J to- - M H and a half minutes inter fumbled iii- in prvpnrutimi for the vgilllie Mor
. .. a...“ 0'! th: 'Firemen lnd’ Arrongcs. lgeiher. The Purple has “on "M _ ‘ onanty . as to the Lands of the. visitors. Mc- t nay night. lie plans to use the soup
$431110“!!! '0! the Rounders are (i. Pl" '1“. tKliml's and the lloilrvrnmkor5_ eight. é’a‘e . Umque Career Larlilan dashed live yards around line-up tlu'iiiist ilit' .\.~~.i- tiinnhi
"116d {or tho‘leod. both hnvlng E. Brown ........ is 1733 (”3: "n until last season they had split 9*.— ” ‘ ""n ““l ”n" "PM“ “m""d ”CH" . ,‘"‘“” ”M ’.‘ “"y do "0‘ Show “"l
:: “7.31356! 90. aGodfrey ltutcd l't‘lni'legun ....... 18 17..“ batzi'tm. In 1925 and 1926, Northwest. Di Hi i m—‘\ l i 1 it limiting 'll'sl down for tho “lionii- llimplroitilmlm m :liin- plailyllng c111 ..-
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“gt h. hi“ on °3 “‘81“ The“!!! “9‘1"” IS 142" in. ,‘m.“‘_’"t ””0 ”'f “‘“l' “““""g ”'9 l“ "th MAM 't‘i'rvurrt‘nt that. Mr nilnio tlircatcn- . , l . . . . ‘ . ' . m“? .mhnhnmh “.3 m W?“ H. ‘lmlsnir iii the pm.
..pm In to be on top of the \i. Brown is lli9t pal“ 3““ “EU and 22-0 this {all . . 1.. . ed to play havoc with liroiiii' at] ("I H an) "mm [mum “mum” pin). ”firm" “as given ”In MI“ ) 1 5|
. My 8W“ next week. . . liotts .W is . ‘i n' , The largest 500,... m“. rolled ll lou must she“ the to kn down ‘ s i- ever took " . ”N dim”. “m. m” \a- . mm mm excellent interference hp! Lot-.il Innis up. taking :i gr»...
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*TIII Rounders still continue to Lindivail ls ltliil via ' “""‘ miido hy Northwestern in 1916 ”“30"” “(‘3' before they "“1““0 in . I mid (“(‘prh-nco it,“ 1,”... been dnzilietl through tackle. for H yariisi'l‘HtI 0- ill-Hi“! 11‘ ”It“ t'O-Hll‘b lit”-
101611: I . . , .. . fi“ '_ A decluiio denial of Lehlgli mode '1 . . _ ,. 11.. Mm...“ ”1,. Md \M in! h. .
~ , . 9 «60!, with. the Entlneers llllslol ....... . is m «pl \\ ion the great Puddi- Dri A on. Coach Donald "Tues .‘ic- . . . .‘ ... , _. . . .. before he was dropped on .\eli\all\‘l. . . ~ . 1 . -t . m
_ 16. .-. . wall 3' tin. grads nondcr it MOLEUKhrV did. (“out ‘lOl‘ldrU s Dtirll-ill lie “ii I ~~ .
lg)?“ “condlwlth‘two 8!!!!” be. 1.;_ Fab“, . _ _ . .. .. _ ,8 Hit)? 9;, ! |~0filllt‘tl tho l-Ii':|l‘.;:lO'1 iielils. l'ur- L'nlixhry of Brown did that wry n't have Home. merit as I. conch iiiiinigr the 'l‘i'n-r“ mitt vrir ' one yard line. Dunn broke through ‘ or)" “W "hmhzlml {M I‘llitll’lx'sgl‘liit: 7
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:‘é'aa'l‘lgokounders are also lead- J. Bosnia .........18 16..” {ll f (“it “it! trimmed in he mire. 35-6. iii rig nsa player before coming rnst. “hell he turned in n \lctory over Mori.ll‘ltv. :lfter reyorlil vr-nrs of I". h" “Wham" “n" “ms I‘m“ [mi 1;..9“ 15 . 'T' m. 1.”;"3 t]: \m‘
c. “It "I tum ‘VQTIIG With - 0Connell ..... IS 1031i 9 —-—«-___...._.—._~__-,__ SI . u" x h bt‘ \‘P" .1 y I“ u w . . . 4 ‘ . _ . . ' > ' (Cd f 1! extra point. (”3 1‘( l” “‘01" 0"-‘l l" ""1 :i'l‘
.‘ Mll’k 01'37‘1‘1 ' ‘ . . nee l n in as on i) iiiuti n . ro n accepted him as hil' minor league hall. tiiioled ltl )t'Jl‘H . l t ti . 1., t th-t ti 1 1 di'
. r, "1.3 "In“. The ”or .... ....... 18 \ 1633 . «....l ’l\\.-\.\ Mltlttiiv SQI'IMK in mun-um at both Amlitrst and own. Adding to these two conquests '5 hi it'i" - ilnvc Tlen an ~ ”0'" “1““ 0'“ ”’9 mm“ “‘5'“ "‘ ”I," O “ "r " 1” " 'm'
'l'irmen hold two records with high W. Fable it It‘“' r) i . . - . . . . . “‘ '1 ‘1 "”“ I ‘ r' 1 c 1' \- - -. 1 t ‘l 1m“: illl‘i'u'itv' dl'OPllPd “'50 Sahib
with “n.“ of 4’0 ‘ ..... . ... .0‘ , ‘ [lionn as toot nli conch. ”0\\c\0r. \ittories oier Dartmouth and Han.“ lirirt pcrlml “3 3 minor league fine (“it‘- ‘ 0"““1‘ hrea °"" 5“ ll ,, .. i . 1 l . _
total “‘11“ ‘ . [and high team {toi'ger ....... ..., if “1‘23 mi Alabama. champion of the South. 51 is the Ilrown team of 1916 that void liuule McLauxhry the college mmmgfl. erai times but lost the hall on innl-mti‘j. l m- "it“! “5 N? '1! lift“-
The over. . ‘ 1‘ i ‘3‘“? ..... .. ...éi 1.13:; no 5 or” Conny. hm, hm] m, Most,“ m" llllli git-..n him national recognition, idol. ll 1} l h H , ‘ downs when touchdown was m“... 3 I'Hrt‘i‘ “Li hr- dancing . after} 1),,
'1 reset :3: room folio“. “' buzatu """ ' ' “3‘ Mi in ”1,, wm. “ml S. “mm The in one short month lirouii won There is only one hard contest (Ilflnlmz ’ .10 Jim"??? as an l_\' within their reach. ”m“ and ”- 1‘1"!“ “NC"W’W“ '3 i
. . (n 33., , V Hubble ...... is '161': 5' Ci 'l‘ii' ‘ ' “ ' mer Yale. Dortmouth and Harvard. oheud tor Brown. a meeting with "3'?” “I; " "m ‘ mil} 3 “"3 “a h At one time Norwalk «.1: on Tim. 'ii’l‘i“d “1 "0”! WWW
Ronnders :1. L. PL. Gallagher .. ...... “3 Hill; 8'): "mm" “' "in"? “”1"qu ‘0 li.\vun the ilrat time s Brown t‘l'tn‘l‘ll (nitrate on Thanksgiving. Victory "“‘mhe'_ 0‘ ”0'5“”: “mm 3 bury's ten yard line and lost thei . fi‘
mam." . . . I; g. .833 Suzie ....... . . 1. 1513 semi.“ mi; .1 ._.,.. vlt'tnri. :. slimy pm. lied defeated Yule in it) years and in this some will give McLaughry‘g “a“ 0' “rb“’“‘°”-_ imam“ ‘1 ban on down._ Danbury punii‘ll:0berlln Meets
lads d (um... i .: ..7‘.: Driscoil . 1:. 1330 as i w-nling n tie score. the first victory over Dartmouth eleven a strong claim on the eastern “.m‘ ”mum“ "" “WHOM“ he so nwav from the dangerous ground.l .
Fire”? on .. ...... s. t» .664 Anderson . 1.. 13:0 83; since 1919. t'nllt‘so championship. PTOK“""‘“"' ”m he “on" W” ”cog- yen; gracefully. : t F. t R
“I; 20.......... 11 7 .611 Stone ....... . 18 i573 s75 Kraut 0.12 79 Mcboiixhrs' hails from little \t‘rst- Mclmuxhry is confidence personl- “‘7'“! M 0"" M ”l“ “9-“ in ”1° "”9" I; the third quarter with the m” ; 1Y8 everse
. ' -"""" 8 12 '4“ lectano . O 3'": ST i Savinnn ..... 333 r 77 iililister College in ii‘ultod. Mir 1! tied. bit is not timely. lie hits it "0-“- ‘on the a; vard line the Dnnhurlann‘i — .
P............. is; h .283 hovnnedizi ........ . is Ins: SE" 1.. Siill’i’cn ........ 114:. 7.; yer. can't find Fulton on any ol the tray of instilling u similar spirit in- Having had a whirl at every phase-"‘1‘” tin-tibia to In!" so strong was' (liiljlilJX. 0.. MN .3.”me“ .‘
Walled”? a 16 {if Sagic%- ell J- - -- 1: 1th 8t} iQ‘olry lift us mnps you have at home. rest llssilr- to his team. Members of this year's of tliui inimf‘. he should he welfqual- the defenlie of tho 'itioals. but the Oht‘rlin collcuv t’eil iii-tori; the Miami v Q
_ .. . ".u” n . r. .. 18 Iz'l'i'i 8” ed it will be on the titre ones, as eleven regard it almost as 1' dis tiled to silicon. d as a major eaguc orroriesa Jones was rolled hark to «love hr.” the other day it marked a
......o. ----- ..-o H . . the pinto that you: 'luss, .\lr. since to be removed from the line- i t_ ' . - . -. . . - -
. , . . [league [in ords. , D10 . . h ‘(‘ln llsh- tlic ll t. defeat for the iotnls in ai-
Team Aiengm. Lunny . . . 1‘8 1 to s . . . . . boot a field so“! and c. act p
G PF 4" Welsh 17 1: \: lllgh anlp_mfim 115'. .Livughry to the football “Orld. l.p. so tho) ninnys are giving their A smart ”my”, 3,, m.” as keen ed lih: purpose .uiost ”UTE seasons ..
‘. rs ....... 18 6692’ 37! Cult ...:...::::. 3 2! 33 - iiisli niarkless sin lo l‘rlor 1:3. I he SYN” ago Amherst “MIMI [mm , ., , ' umpire. of tho nugressivc “‘90- DE." mantle their record as far nsi Oberlin during ”W‘- S‘W‘m“ “""l
. . 8 ~ - . that a young mun by the name ol 0n fiiit‘f‘t‘nfllio\§dllirda)fl his flist . . .1, . ll ... ...u . ..i . . lt \. tl ,. O 4
.....N. 18 6624 868 L. Jones ......... 18 ”‘86 '52 High total—1:. iron-ii, sis. Mclmuxhry “as looking for a job stringers showed the utuit of which mm "M” M.“ ""5"" ‘ n” 0" victories was concerned. they “"0“" i '.' mm“ n ‘l rm" ‘ ‘ U“! u' I”? ‘
rs ....... 18 6602 366 Northrop ........."lii Hit-i s: ,’,‘ High team single—Fire (30.. 45m. in f‘ooiuull coach. lie was well re- they are made by playing the entire should ho "n m" "mu" duh '0 slicers-still in bringing out the foot-i(johffxr'ncf’Ffilwbm1.1110!” ”I? .130
dents 18 “51 “3 Keith ----- 18 ‘ 1‘72 8'1:- liitlh tram total~~Firn (‘0. 1152. commended. and Amherst. doc dCtl 'illill‘ u ainst. boil Ynie an lln - “"‘h‘h‘ hail of a number or green players birds it Hans. ru.~ l ”5 new s i.
’ i 1‘ g ‘ d rt .____ ‘i-r'll not'ihlt- ()ppt)!l“"ll8 to turn the
.. I" to take a. chance on him. as things lllOl.lh- . " . and iS of these plai'i‘l‘s “'“l “p ‘Uffl ‘ '
' were breaking none too i on the! .\ sldelight on McLuughry's cliar- Poincar St!" Wears nvnilahie next afar. Coach POW-"Ii XE.” the Miami detwit tiheilin
‘ luridiron tor the nlmn ulster or Pres- ltllli‘l' and temperament can he flesh. , ' v Benn. Who put his all into the grime . .- 1 4 '. ,
. ' ident Culviti Coolidge. ed from an incident. at Princeton 181912 o‘ercoat and dosrrws a better season for“had 0‘"? “NM ”‘5: 2.12415232300ng i
m"°.”°“°" During his tenure of office at Am- ins-t year, o ' , . . I.-. - a P l at e N" labors. has taught the squad. n tht country. i . it on!) it (mo f
...... \ . ‘iierst. hicbnushry met with more liili ltop 'ennounced the Tigers l‘ho ””"om n“"”°“ 0 no r. much football, "he ““0"“ “3"” “mm” n». ”w n"
., __ _. . ‘ ‘- ~ ‘llltll‘l average success. thrice turning would use bstltutes against“ Am- the Premier. \\'0rt- to the influgllm' With the football. now over. tlingi‘” “Rm“-
‘ out“ team: that won the champion- litrsi. The statement ,cnrrled the tion of up. t'mmdlan students' hostel, who“, will turn ”w“. aientlon 10.. -l,__‘_l.__._“_‘__:‘;.l;w
x13 offltltt:“'il.i‘:tiel'rhrge"-—thllsms. l “:01: {gm Amherst would be soft a ceremony attended by Presidentinvnrtl basketball. The first. meeting; '\ c '0r ‘ n u “
.- Itfl‘ a t on (‘ya . .pc‘n . ‘ ‘ , _ ‘ imd will he held Molinl'ty “’“M” . _ ..
Last season was ll. tough one fori Apparc y .‘ilclseughry didn't like Dwmrrglm and ”m Mime of “nirs'mifidinjrwjltlee will start n {my days: AS 10 the t:.tt-rlor tiiiish of 30m
llrown. With 'what was supposed to the idea no he came back with was the WW embodiment of the}l m“ ‘\lr lie-in ‘wm (mm. ”‘W l home. tit-rsonnl prep-rump and the
b5- t:&(il:fn;:dfilill{tcgi‘fll. it wnslgeliev- ! the word tlinltiiiono of the Amherst Premier's policy or rigid economy: qfilnt'et ‘qH'O ‘ '1““:‘d‘tgghhugf‘m,0‘31"“ STlidoc‘gg‘lg‘fl‘":
c Cone o nson wou turn ' iegulnnt \vou s art. . , , . , ,_ | ’ ,. . f ‘ .‘ ‘ q , _. . w t" S. . rtfi. - .
(hi :1 winner. Instead. Brown ‘wnsl Amherst sub: )1er Princeton ohtlousl) A UN) unfit “”3 it Thoi. “MW of “sterile; 5 Huh 1 term coiia. stucco or frame. iii;—
octeuted by Yale Pennsylvania. scoreless in the first half. Roper “1““ “3"" mm" (mm Y Poi if‘”, f"“"““f , \‘ iv-llk “are. however. of trying to copy .'I
“' Dartmouth and Harvard. and could thtn rushed his regular: into the ""5“ l"'°"”"“5“‘i‘ ‘f’ 101-. “"d "s "’1" [mnmll' ' or ‘ _ll|011$i' in one, material which you
51M. no better than a tie with (‘ol- tiny and McLaulrliry did likewise. ““1 “0”“ “”d ”M" ““‘W ”mm”?!('f‘”“8ht"‘ 15°- 90”ij have seen built in another. It can .1
auto. t‘rlnccten {many Winning 27.0. frayed :it iii-.2 edges. .ilirayn n sini-n ixuni-li .... . . r.t. . . .... . . . . Shun I often I)“ done most successfully. but.
The appointment of tho-practic-
..... Ed Robinson. who lied turned out
many great teams at Brown. was
the signal for an explosion and un-
aiiy unknown McLuughry to succeed
met Note~The Brown players
daily drink a quart of milk after the
regular workout and then rest a.
half hour. Take it for what it's
wcrt Ii.
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..No elk nigh Sellout closed its
football season rested-y afternoon.
The Green and White lost. to the
' Danbury High School eleven. n \rh
, ‘ ' a s perfect season for the locals they
W .. " failed to “in I. come. The nearest
d1“ Mm moment. in. . the eleven came to scoring I “in
defined W‘Mm “us the tie some with Danbury.
than.” fightbwonaworldwide “’l’ m “'c m
reputation‘ hmmdmyofofimum
. ' _ The season is over and it. is best
Ithdueolmeuedin-low. to forgot it and mrt making plans
M m for the ram season. The material
. - . a h ”P. am which will be better next season end Conch
“manneodficofmm With Perry w. Boon wiu have Ibmolhln‘
hm! MW“ to start with. seven! of the ploy-
‘ . 9 I“ are on the squad this season were
. , , MUCH: W“ starting first yesr of football and
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A LocaliWriter’s Sisnt On Sports in Not-walk
Add Elsewhere
old-fashioned lilgli patent
buttoned shoes. Spats mean nothing
in his inky life. The waistcoat of his
evening dress is old fashioned block.
. see him ear with some gallon teem.
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' Coach Perry W. Bean is deserving
! of credit for his untirlng efforts in
itryliis to bring through it winner.
lie had nothing but a real green
squad to start with .und had fills
hands full trying to drill football in:
to them. He has a start and the"
writer looks for him to accomplish
big things in the future years. 8
Erwin “Ears" Holmes is playing
with Georgetown men in their
big game of the see . this sfter~
noon. Tl. team is slicing ‘1
against the strong New Fresh in o
Washington D. C. Holmes has been
going along in fine style and he is\
evpected to he ,o member of the
“rag: eleven next season.
Th Green and White basketball
teeny should make up for the poor
showing made by the footbsll teem.
Several members of last season's
squad will be on hand for this new
son's flvg. Knox McGowan the cap-
tain of the football eleven is a star
on the court and will he one or thei
regulars.
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Next.
not the lllOtHSh white. His only
vestige of elegance lies in u. shiny
top hat, which lie donn ' niy on
formal occasions. The re of the
time he sports a fuzzy little felt hat.
usually corked niklshly over one eye.
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leather
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L“? ‘l-h- - Miller the heat motto ever written for the
Dunn ------- - l'Ji'b- MCGOWG" (C) man who is planning the building or
)lepnciiinn l.h.b. Charioit a home.
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Substitutions: Danbury. (‘ulhanef ;¥-J\dvertlse in the Sentinel
for Kunch: Norwalk: Hopkins forltho best results.
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