s “Display
Score Was
.. UV MY DOWNS.
Andy Bellus. coach of the Spring-
elsven had the Hill Top boys
I like a well oiled machine
imminent Park yesterday af-
Wn. and in a‘fies it they walked
”with a 9-6 victory over their an-
“ sisal. rivals the Westport Owls.
‘ aloud and fighting spirit brought
’ c'flory to the Hprlngwoods in one
"firth best gridiron battles staged
‘ ' ' In this "neck of the woods” in many
'ns. The contest was interesting
“(In the time that ltefereo Jim
Wit: blew his whistle setting the
a!“ elevens into motion until Timers
ins and Troy shouted "time up."
The game was free from argu-
is and considerable credit is due
3 Jim O'Boyie for the fine manner in
ch he handled the referee‘s ass
. ent. Both teams respected the
of 080er and the contest
run off in fine shape.
res points "or a field goal by
aloe the right halfback of the
ml Top eleven. was the margin of
11!. All of the scoring of the vie.
was accomplished in the first
scion. .1
‘ Shortly after the kick off the
’ . sumoods started a march in the
direction of tho Westport goal line
land when 35 yards from their des-
"tiutlon Tots the left and took the
, ...u on a triple pass and raced across
. ,' the goal line for the first score of
‘ “ the game. The goal was not kicked.
The Springwoods kicked off to the
Owls and, after losing the ball, the
‘ Iowa atarted to march . down the
fluid Main but when 25 yards from
.fie goal line the Owls held and on
the last down Chontos kicked a field
. "I. the ball going squarely between
‘the goal posts.
The teams continued to battle up
. and down the field until the fourth
Mod. when a fumble gave t“ ball
.‘Io‘the Owls 0n the Springwood 24
yard line. Several line smashes
brought it up to the two yard line
whet-e Squash carried it over for the
touchdown. Kish failed to kick the
. stretched for a forward pass from
' Renee. but missed the ball. the play.
ng going for a touchbaek. The ball
was given to the Owls on their own
7 0 yard line and on the following
"play the whistle ended the game.
i: is estimated that nearly 1,000
fans turnéi out. for Nerwalk's grid
{Classic This was the last game be.
Tween the teams this season. The
.W encounter ended in a scoreless
‘4... . . ' l
f The Springwoods will clash with
the Black Rocks of Bridgeport. at
Amusement Park. Sunday afternoon.
The Park City outfit played a tie
With the Owls last week.
lie summary follows:
Owls
‘ Mulqueen
l.. E.
b Baker
is, 1. i
..'~'»"-- ‘ Allen
1.. G. '
Anderson
C.
. Jyhisko
R. G.
' Murusak
R. T.
‘ Tarlov
R. E.
Moriarity
Q. B. .
Anderson
R. H. B.
Kycis
In Victory Over Visitors
9-o—Cllonios
and Squash Score
Is Free From Arguments. ‘
Fine Form
icks Field Goal—
chdowhs—Conteat
. l.. H. it.
Santoreila Squash
F. B.
Subatithtions—Springwoods; Flore
for Bartok. Kurirnay for Renee.
Touchdowns-Toth. Squash. Field
Goals: Chontos.
Referee—James O'lloyle. De Mott.
School.
Umpire—-—ltoy
Sentinel.
Head Linesnian—Charles
berg. Norwslk.
’i‘imekcepera—-Bardos and Troy.
ABOUT BOUTS.
urn ltd-361‘. AltlthltY (l-‘Iusli-.
inn—sandy Taylor vs. Joe mink“
Jack lid Burk vs. Tornmy Abhoha.
Harry ter vs. Alex 'l‘avealski. Innis
Bid ottl ts. Jimmy horde, each
s rounds. .
001.031qu 8. C. (Yonkers) —
Dominick Petronc rs. l'lcrro De Cal-
use. 0 rounds; five other sis-round
bouts. ..
SATURDAY. NOV. 2
NEW luDGEWOOD (38 VB 5.
(Kw-Sent. Sammy Baker v Willie
Harmon, 10 rounds: Danelo
vs. Beatny llall, Marty Silvers vs.
Anglo mono. Mike Reilly vs. mick
Malena, Burt Martin ts. Eddie Rob-
erts, e rounds each.
NEW WALKER. A. C.—Jaek Mc-
Vey vs. Bobby Barrett, Pierre Gan-
den vs. liaise McGorgary, each to
mods.
Indians Play In
Stamford Sunday
John hicGarrio and his Red Men
basketball team will yourney. to
Stamford Sunday evening. . where
tm will face the Stamford Blues. in
the first game of tho Fairfleid Coun-
ty basketball league. The coolest
will be played at Columbus hail.
Due to the football game on Sunday
the game will be played in the eve-
ning. but future contests will be
played 'Sunday afternoons.
Mano er hleoarrie feels that his
team has struck its stride after win-
ning the last two games and are
prepared to give the Stamford team
a good rub. Towcver. the Red Man
will find a strong bunch of players
on hand Sund night. Manager
LiVolsl has sat cred together seven
well known players who will give
any team in the league a. good run
for their money .
The Blue's have Ra
star athlete at Providence college:
Beef Carlson. 'I‘ony Moruke. Matty
Brennan. Abbazia. 'l‘cd Hunt and
Johnny Scslzi. \'
The first game at Columbushail
Sunday night. will start at 7
o'clock. The main contest will start
at 8 o'clock.
Black Rock Eleven
Play Springwoods
M i
The Black Rock eleven of Bridge-
port. will oppose the Springwooda.
Amusement Park. Sunday afternoon.
The, Bridgeport outfit have a
strong team and recently played-a
scoreless tie with the Owl eleven of
Westport. They will bring down
heir strongest lineup in an effort to
score over the local champs: ’
Coach Andy Bellus will put his
eleven through a light workout for
Downs. ‘ Evenin
Linde-
ymond Leary.
.s-
..a: s
. , Defeat A.
an . s ‘. l. huh-v
BIG LEAGUE MANAGERS LEAD TOUGH LIFE
Star.
ford. 18-16.
total of eight points.
free throws. ltusseli
played fine form.
defeated the Norwalk
points between them
Monika making good
throws.
l
break through
tense to score.
Manager Donald is
The score follows:
Oompo idle Gun
Eddie Quinn, rt.
D. Carlson. if.
Larry McMahon. c. . .. ..
Ken Seofield. rs. . 0
Harry Quinn. lg. .......i
Russell Smith. If. o
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Myers.rf..........
O‘Connell, if.
Embree. c. ..
Mornkenrg. ........
Boren.lg. ........ ......
the game tomorrow afternoon.
They
’ satisfaction!
faction for
essential
get their smiles.
But they ought to see the' smiles thatrwise
readers of this newspaper are ‘ collecting from
the A-B-C Classified Section every-day.
There's money
-making auditions-saving sails:
. many of the. needs of everyda
right there is those coiums of interesting
lilo matter what you want-flu automobile .a
cook. a job—turn to the A—BSC‘ Ads
SOME peepie think they have to turn to vau-
' ‘ doviile or the movies 0': th
e comic strips to
7re the best kind of smiles. too—smiie‘s of
y life-—
little ads.
"dud turn
zoom»?
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G.
The Compo Life Guards opened
their basketball season with a vie-
tory. Wednesday night. barely nos-
ing out the Lock City Five of Stam-
Tho Guards played
loose ball through the entire game.
Larry McMahon was the scoring
ace for the Westport five caring
three field goals and two fouls for a
Eddie Quinn
contributed titre fouls out of seven
Smith broke
into the gameat forward and (ill-
Tlio Lock City five
was practically the same team that
Red Men.
Myers and O'Connell scored fourteen
with Paddy
free
so
Although the Guards did not play
-up to form they showed some good
pass work. but could not seem to
the Stamford ide-
The first half was
hotly contested with the Life Savers
leading. 8-7'ns the whistle blew.
lTV «moo convinces-
I'M Loewe Titties mm
Gouda on me lose Tum
lF THEN CAN‘T FlND. HIM
THEN cAM’T FlQE HIM.
nil GUARDS
. 0PEN SEASON
Willi noon
Defeat Lock City Big Five
—Larry McMahon Is the
T‘-
lii .‘
to
'the‘second half both teams piayccl=
a. guarding game and fouls by _Ed-5
.dle Quinn‘put the Westport team in
e» lead by. two points which they
retained until the final whistle blew.
planning
bring the Port‘Chestor lug li‘ivc tof
the “Y" gym on next Friday night.
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New Flew F09. THE
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AGENCY I
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I THREATEaiED To
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on THE NOSE,AMD
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DE MOLAY FIVE
DEFEATED BY
MILFORD TEAM
Visitors Too Speedy For
LoealOutfit— Root
'l: APPuED FOR THE:
memes Texan Tow ME
1 was 30°31 A FOUL.
Plays Well.
in the preliminary game to the
Norwaik Red Men-Armory Flee
struggle. the Norwalk chapter of the
DeMolay was defeated by the hill-
ford chapter 30-17. The visitors
showed a fine passing game and
were too fast for the locals. H. hia-
thews of the visitors dropped at:
doubledcekers and a foul for a high
total of 13 points.
Eddie loot scored three two
pointers fer the locals and each was
a difficulty shot to make. The
Jacques of NOrwaik were closely
guarded and could not do much
shooting while the fine passing of
the visitors took the locals off their
feet and won the game for the vic-
tors.
wHA'r’s
BABE cm s .\ l 'nn'rou‘
“One of the beat linemen l'u‘ me
e
r soon." You're listening to Lou
Litilc. football coach at Georgetown Inhcrsity. the school that whipped
Syracuse and/made the great Navy team hustle to win.
Mr. Little is talking about his star muml. Hallo Commushtou. Babe, as
you might surmise by the nickname. weighs armlntl 265. He‘s a verit-
able rock in the Georgetown forward “all. Sync-nib. gained but 11 yards
through Little's line, mainly bet-misc or Babe.
big," or better than this bird.
The enthusiastic
They don't make ‘em ‘any
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. '0. ‘ ‘ . a
more City Cfillcge 6.
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o. oi Wells. is; Westdln State
W .a
Football Results '
Brown 10: (‘olgntu '10.
Cornell 10; Pennsylvania 10.
Syracuse 19; Columbia 2. I.
washington and Jefferson
ll:
West Virginia 3.
Pittsburgh 2!; Penn State 6.
Springfield 2; Vermont 0. ,
Gettysburg 19: Franklin and .\l:|l'-
shall 0. .
\iillanova 54; Mablcnberg 0. §
Hobart 13; Rochester 6; »
Grove City 1:; Thiei 0.
Maryland 17: John Hipkins 14.
'i‘ennesseovfi: Kentucky 0.
Georgia Tech 20: Auburn 7.
\‘anbcrbllt i3: Sewanco 0.
Florida 7; Washington and Lee 7.
Birmingham $outhern 33; Rollins;
‘ College 0.
Lindbioom High school 24; llaiti-g
DePaul 7: St. Vintors 0.
St.
Arkansas 7; ’I‘uiaa. ii.
\V‘iillonietto o: Whitman 10.
Arizona 3: Colorado Aggica 3.
Simmons L7. 18: Howard Payne-6.
Colloid of Make 7; Montana State
leluinon Valley 16: Albrlght 8.
Mount Union 9: Wooster 0.
Davidson 20: Duke U. 0.
Virginia 3; North Carolina 0.
lll.ill0 12: CreightOn 0. .
Simpson 13: Form College lo.
Oregon .tggios 29: Marguette 0.
(irlnnell 13; Drake 0.
South Dakota 14; St. Louis 7.
Pennsylvania. Military College 14;
Johns (Annapolis) 0.
llownrd 13; Millbnps 7.
Quachitn 14: Henderson Brown 7.
Louisiana. Tech 28: Louisiano Col-
ll 50 0.
l'. of Miami 23; U. of Havana 0.
U. of Chattanooga 24: Union U. 0.
Centre ~0; Cecrgeton College 0.
Wilberforce 3: West Virginia In-
lombard 2iz‘CarrolI o. silttllo 2.
Miami 8; U. of Cincinnati 6. Monmouth Colic-Jo 15“ Knox
Bradley 40; Frankitno. college 0.
Millikin 6: Illinois College 0.
Western Union“; Wayne Normal
Oklahoma U., ll;
rid 11., 14.
Denver U.. 20: Colorado 9.
Rice 1: Baylor 9.
Washington State 7: (lessons 0- .
U. of Mississippi 79m“ ‘A’. and iii»
. I s
Centenary 56:,0gelthorpe 7.
Oklahoma A.
in
t‘ l‘
Tens U. ll: Texas Autos 3.
laamettan Colleg’o II: at. Thom-
Washington 10:. Nebraska. e.
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Rich 0: Guilford ll.
Presbyterian College 9; Citadel 0.
t:araon~.\'ewman 12; King Col-
1'. of Southern California 61: Mon-
nn 0 .
llaylor 9: Rice 10.
College of The Ozarks 14; West—
n Kentucky Normqi 3.
St. Thomas 19; Mainline S.
Southwestern Louisiana Jnatitute
Richmond Academy 0: Riverside 20: Mississippi College is;
lliiieary Academy 6. ' Spring Hill so: Alabama state
Morningslde so: South mm. 7. Normal 7- . ‘
mum"m';}$°m;m o_ SHELTON «12: variant
1:. cruel-vino 1:; Southern 3. F0011“ . CHAMPIONSHIP-
lohnylkill College 1:: Susquehan- "'-"" '
sheitpn High school yesterday de-
feated Derby High S ta. for the
championship of disc
League.
continent-m masts-t: sin.
Housatonio
the months-u no
i
The local Jacques missed Norman
F'lewellyn in the pivot position. The
tall boy is now going fine with the
Red Men and he had to leave the
amateur team. Eddie Root took his
place as the star. He held his man
scoreless and yet found time enough
to score 8 points.
LAURELSAND
l PASTIMES lN
l
,lon did not touch
; void.
‘ East Nora-elk team making a dash
clash again before the season ends.
was fumbled mnl rvcovcred by the
Laurels and run back for a touch-
down. The referee stated that Pres-
lllt‘ ball. The
lit’lld-linesiiiiin \\'il$\.‘l)ipt':ll"i.l to and
he also stall-d that tho,- lmll was not
touched. and iin- louehdmvn was
Referee—Charles Mulioney.
Y. M. H. A. Juniors‘
Lose First Game
The winning streak of the Nor-
walk 3'. M. H. A. junior basketball
team was broken by the fast New
Canaan Juniors. at New Canaan. last
evening. when they were defeated
by the score of 32-24. The New
Canaan basket teasers proved to he
a speedy combine and with the help
of two Stamford High school stars
defeated the locals.
Bobby Roles. one of the Lock City
High school's best forwards. was at
Dick Preston “as the star for the
of 35 yards for a touchdown. The
Laurels were a much lighter team.
but made up for their weight handi-
cap by their speed aiul trick plays.
it is likely that the two teams will
Saturday’s Games
forward for the victors and scored
most of the points.
Golden. Perlmsn and Fromer
scored most of the points for the
Navy vs. Army at Chicago.
Boston College vs. Holy Cross at
Boston. "a
g . ‘ locals while Percy Shliepsky and
- l . - *
Nimble“ \s. l iekinson 1t Harris Sam Groggins starred on the guard-
., ‘ _. , . .. lnr. Seymour Green. who is being
tarncgie loch. \s. .\()lll Dame at given ‘ tryout “,m' the Norwalk
Pittsburgh.
Red Men. played at center for the
Detroit vs. Georgetown at Detroit. "Y“ and did very well
‘West Virginia Wesleyan vs. Davis
Iiiklns at Clarkaburg. W. Va.
lowa State vs. California (South-
ern branch) at Los Angclcs.
St. Mnrybx vs. Santa Clara at San
Francisco. .. gig
The Japanese have air. mail serv-
ice between Toko nd 'I‘ukuoka.
about the same distailec as between
New York and Chicago.
mory Five
Red Men Victorious In
Hard Fought Court Game
The Score Was 33-26—Battle or centers—rimii
. Play Well—Mahoney
. Fans Witness Contest.
.
.Ithc victors committed
..
The score follows: '7’
Milford.
G. l". i'ts.
Novack. r. f. ... . . . . a '2 8
Blowers. r. f. 2 H i
. H. Mathews. l. f. K i l:
EaSt .Nory.“ alk Team D. Mathews, c ..... n n 0
Claims heiory and 0p- Cox. r. g. .. .- I 5
~‘ 0 ‘ .
ponents bay It Was Tie. §:;‘;:“‘,'“'g " i" j: ‘; "
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A verbal lmttlc ended the gridiron 'l‘otzi "‘ ’
. t s . . . . . . . . . I ".
game between the Pastimes of East .. . H, ‘ '0
Norwalk untl Laurels of Nai‘wull: at _ ' m
the Staples field yesterday after- hmwalkz' }
noon. r. ‘. PIS.
_ Root. 1'. f. 3 L‘ s
The l‘nsiimns vluxm that they won Bernard , f ,,
the game i'..u illlll llll' Lauri-ls cluim Underhillfli .f "H" : U ‘
lhiit lll" Ht'tirv “ll.“ ll-i‘t- :U‘Cording to Brennan . ,. ' I“. . l) 0 l.
the officials in.- l‘nstimcs won the ‘ioffie (I L """' 0' 1 "
ironic 6-h_ 'l'h.» Illfilllllt' began when Voorhees r”""" H a “i
the laiurvlfi kicked out of films” in pp” 1 U . g. .i .‘
the lust hull and it “an claimed IV.“ Slurgcl 5? ........ , t, 0!
thr- umpin- um I'i‘r-Nlon. Pastimes “ 'g' ‘ '
quarterback tom-hm! the lmli. which Totals .6 T F
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yo "
Calls Many Fouls~—ilm
It\' LIZV l|\lllll.\'.
lll (illl' Ill tin Hum '\Il||il3 t'm
gaunt. (it ill' was-en, tlu- lilnl Nol
Walk lint .'\i<ix ll'll‘Jlt‘ll 'll" lit-“1'
organized ,\ll|llll\ ll\i. in tin: Noi-
wnlk Arinorv. lI‘-l m: mug. :lLi-L‘I g
About ion mint-null tin igdilli'
which “as an «1mm. s-im-siv-l tlm:
the “'llllll‘l' iiIialH ll.l\t lurii titlm
five until the lust luv liiliililt»: u!
play when lieu-“dun droyptd :-
basket and Hip: (horge Smith pm
in two more from hndtloor.
Eddie Weinberg. New Ymi. flash
aided the Armory boys finally and
he held Smith to in points “hue. h. "
scored the same number. Flnlll.
stayed in from. of the New Yorke-
and the lad did not have mar-x
chances at scoring for story time
he did attempt to shoo‘. he was
fouled.
The passing of the ldiera w.
not of the best and with iore prai-
tice they should turn into a. fin‘
team. The Red Men passed a grm'
deal and gave the fans tlieii' monel‘s
worth. liill Court made seven:
[00¢ Shots lllltl was going fine when
he fell, after shooting at the basin”.
and suffered an ianry to his wriw
He as replaced by Harry Clancy.
Willi it half minute to go in in!
first half. the score was tied at l
but just as the whistle lilcw, Sim?!
scored a double (locker and the. it. :
Men took the lcatl. A thing “11in
they did not enjoy earlier in fix--
game. After once getting the l":l"f
they managed to hold on to it w Ii.
Although the dl‘ftinlr‘rl ll\'t' did in
the score several times. the list
Men managed -‘0 stay ahcml by 1
point. or two.
l'iddic lilackmim Slum-LI lilll (‘1)l’ '-
huck and played a title game. Ho 4.
was fast and murlv n good couil c
nation purlrnr for Wrislwrg on ins
passing. lie was given the lit"
chance of the gaiun- to score 1%?
he missed the foul.
Fagan scored the fiist noun“.
the game by shooting a foul “'1'!
then both teams took turns EtLSllli'V-
ing fouls. ('ouri. inzni: ll... first i
kot of {he gulilt‘. The Armory l .
proved to be good .‘llOlh Ull ”it" w
and by making these shots L““'l.
they managed to take the lmwi
in the second half after i’ll vuw ‘—
lyn tapped the lnnll into Ill" ll;
knt. “'cislicrg, Shi'cham and [12m
mun each scored a tloulvle rir I'ki r
is
s
in
l
(illicit succession. l>iit l-‘lvwvsl l‘
and Smith put in flu-m more .. i
won the game. In all. iii lm
were Domiiiiltmi
Armory
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Jack Delaney,
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light l1c:1\‘y\\r-i:.“t
champion of the \iorld \\ill nv It
Emil Vain Fornt in lllr‘ pro—gnaw
feature bout. in the t‘lilvugo (‘oliscmu ‘
tonight. according to advices from
Chicago. last night. I‘ielancv vies
originally matched to meet. lbw.“-
bcrl. the Italian champion lml tie
Illinois commission ruled :Icuinsi ll."
match.
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