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3 I Ilglnahlng my All-Aniol'lt-u MitU-l
~ lionei'or 1020 1 have been guided by
the. Judgment of it) of the loading
matches or the United States. lloliiux
“36th all sections of the country.
Perhaps as man ' onlcluls hove ol-l
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“red words of \\ sdoln.
, “the ends 1 havennnltd muster-
iltun of Michigan and \Vlilslett of
.tlsbtlnis. \Vhilii uoslerbaiiu didn't
plsytup to his high standard before
os'steru critics in the game with the
Now. he is a hrllllillll end. just as
good as last season. when he was
aimed for the same position.
.Winslett of Alabama is my other
0th0. H0 1! a
cbep'who has alternated at and and
full." if. Is a wet. skilll‘ul end. won-
ti'~ tll pesser. and can hit the line
it the sting of .locnling or Minne-
I08. .-
’Hnnson oi Syracuse. Shipkey o!
Bisn'tord. Brode. of Brown and Bac-
cht‘tb' of Missouri were four- other
[rout wintmon. who by many othel
experts probably will be rated high-
or thtn the two players 1 select”
tor-my ends.
. titer of .\'otre..l')umo is placed
at “out! with Mutlcr ot Poniisyl-
\‘snis a'mizhty close second. Klein
ot‘bllio State is placed on the third
can: .
. Captain \vickhorst of the xiii-y is
agree: tackle. .Thcre is no getting
ditty from him. He played a. mer-
vslons came against the mm in the
tint] tilt of the season.
215. other tackle is more or less
dobetable. I have given it to John-
son-oi Northwestern. whom i repard
u ~tbe best tackle in the Big ‘en.
Northwestern tied Michigan toi-
western Conference championship
_..and.t.he line play of Johnson was a
blx'tutor.
thereon at Iowa probably is John-
stilts, equal. but being on a losing
turn his work did not show to the
advantage of the Northwestern inc-
”0}" . .
,Ibrniy .tuards I have selected
Medallion. the "Man-Mountain"
or-jdeorgetown. and Shively of iiii-
lioli. " Most of the experts will agree
on'ths‘Georgetown star. but there
is sure to be much difference-”oi
opinion on Shively. _
f‘Ho is one of the greatest guards
1.15st ever seen in action." was the
comment of Coach Bob Zuppkc ut
Illinois“ to Shiveiy. > no take it
from Z'me. "Zupp" he. developed
law a. good guard.
13th. Ohio Statovlilinols guns.
Hodiperhaps outplayed Shiveiy a
trifle. butI on the year's play I would
‘Bliively has done the 'better
work. While Hess has played well.
in tho two games I saw him play it
dfln't'flom as it he was up to last
vents .bis'h mark.
MOM and Joesting are cinch
miter two of the backfield pool,
tidal 'Friedman has been the domi-
' "doctor in Michigan’s success.
wk, 'Jooetinx at full has been prac-
tibluy Unstoppable all season.
lather of Southern California and
Mike Wilson of Lafayette are placed
at the two halfback positions. Kaer
has been the coast sellsdtion of the
We? i'n’rootbsii. wllile Mike Wilson
lslttho'losdine point scorer. of. the
east. the star of Lafayette's unde-
fe’stnble eleven. ‘
Label!“ bctwccn hloon Baker,
Veilooxjnd Wilson 0! Lafayette is
merely a tossup. but not desiring to
have my backfield top heavy with
Bigf'ren stsrafrledman and Joeet~
manhood, hanks been mined. l
bitumen Wilso the preference.
'1’! [were a coach. any one or the
three teams that I have named. with
tho-'Wsnceof the game's leading
soups! and officials. would suit in:
‘nlxhty versatils'
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Center
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'Siiiveiy. Illinois, 7'
Boeringen Notre Dollie
'Connailghton, Georget’u
J olinson, Northwestern.
Winsleit. Alabama
Friedman. hfichigsn
Hslfbaek .. Kac.r,_Soutliel"n Calif. -
Halfback. Wilson, Lanyeiie. .
Fullback .. . .Joestiilg. Minnesota
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Baker, Northwestern
lWilcox, Purdue
'Amot, w. &.J.
ERICA summons
SECOND TEAM
'Hsnson, Syracuse
Pickhsrd, .‘ilabnnul
Schmidt. Army
puller, Pennsylvania
Hess, Ohio State.
Nelson, Iowa
Silipkey, Stanford
Spears. Vanderbilt
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, Broda, Browu
Hillbs, Southern ('nlif.
Sturhnhn, Yale
Klein, Ohio Stair
Smith, Brown
Lassmdn. New York U.
Bacchus, Missouri
Mann. Southern Moth.
Bcsue. Stanford .
Kelly, Montana
Ksrow, Ohio State
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Seine Bill'niith JackxDes
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Besides witnessing Jack Delaney
in his initial b0w so light heavy-
weight champion. New England fight
followers who" attend the all-star
punch carnival at the State Armory
inwaterbury on the night or Friday.
December 10th. tvilljet'llielr first
slim ' sanlmy Vogel, sensational
New X er. picked'by niany‘eaulil
flower students as the next light-
weight champion. ’ '
Several weeks ago, \‘ogel. who is
sometimes known as a. "Second
Benny Leonard." eliminated one of
the most. dangerous contenders for
Sammy hts'ndell's crown when . he
trounced Billy White of Jersey City.
White had previously given Louis
"Kid" Ksplan one of the .t't‘i'ughelt
fights ,in the Meridcnttes' career.
dropping Keplan during the melee.
Billy Gibson. Manager. of Heavy-
weight Champion Gene Tunney. has
taken Ksplan under his wing and
vows he will steerthe‘ Kid to the
lightweight. throne within- a short
time. Vogel seems 'to boithe real ob-
steclein Kaplsn'n path. ‘
, Vogel ‘willfmeet curt-y Clarke:
fast-rising Holyoke" boxer. in one of
three eight round preliminaries" to
thed ,Jack‘ elsiieyaJemsies Kid
Cbampionshi event at the Water-
bub Armory. .
Tony Consoneth atomistic. New
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otflninle.
YOI'R reliant-tor and recent conqueror e Fireman's "s 66:
of'N‘t’re Round-will be another star item is leading the Weetport league Enxineers . . is i 667
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fir-tfiiw‘deht-wllimenm Fred Walter Brown are tled‘ifoi" third Post office .'. 5 )9 ans
Bret hitch blessing .-Ji‘ oh. “.1“. place honors. each bearing an aver. , _ _ ~ It ~ I ., .
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bouts stile :to shinning mum h gulch 3...... ... zs '10 5 to
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hm ninred.
It Is probably s good thing that
the scheduled some between the
Orlciltll ‘Owln'nnd tho Springwoods
out not no tarot-sarcomanis a
yes-purring mow the Owls. sov-
.qnl‘ot whom have liot‘playcd in
‘ men-ease. not in a class with the
ends. Someone micbt_llnvo
V
Willisxd Williams. sports editor of
the Hour. was one of the Original
Owls. At one time Willlard could
pick them on in fine style when
they came around his end. but the
writer will not vouch for what he
could do at the present time.
senco from the game alone one tip.
" The laurel: and the
seem to be having comidcrable dis-
cussion over that game. 11“: writer
would‘eunest that the lumen of
them tame get together under-
range t‘n‘olsy the irsnlc ovcr st
Amusement Park. with first class
and his foilowe
" Theknockout of Kid Kapian. at
the hands of Bill Wallace was a se-
vere blow to the Meridcn scrapper
Kaplsn had his
cap till set for the lightweight title.
Eddie Brown, Tops". .
. In W estpol't Alley .Léague”
waddle. lirown oi th
but it is. doubtful if he will over
land it now. The Kid evidently does
not intend to;let that drlio him out
of the fighting game. as he informed
Wsiinco alter the right that. he
would like to meet'bim in n rr-turn
bout. It doesn‘tseernpoyoilde that
the' Kid has shot ills bolt so curly
" in life. '
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The Fairlie-Id (bunty ('ouri
Magneleeoms to be cottinir away to
s good start. The Commute Guards
swung into action lest origin: and
the Armory Pinyin get underway
up? neck. It looks as if thn'bssltct-
bal
some real good court rallies
winter;
Ab~
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Pastimes
, I
There should be plenty of avllon
in the Armory. Tuesday evening.
when tho‘Twin‘City Sporting Club.
runs off the- first professional box-
in;' show to be staged in ltorwslk in
sometime. if the local fans turn out
to watch 'Perfettl and Esposlto swap
punches Matchmaker Dave Rose will
run several-other 2006' cards in the
Armory during tlle winter months.
_ It feels
___.
hike snow.
Independents . . . it;
lens in this section til-cm in tori
score in two games and: Indiana in
' this
East Avenu
;ESPOSll0 Will
i HAVE CHANCE
:. Wiiiiltiiiii'iil
lA Victory Will Give his}
’ Stock
Considerable :
i Boost —'Oiher Bouts l
Mike Esposlto. bantainwoight of thci
State. will mcet one. of the most. for-i
midable contenders for the world's,
title here Tuesday night. when he;
faces Lew Perfelti at New York. E
Pcrfeltl is rapidly climbing the ham '
‘ tamwolzht ladder. and has ni de'
truly remarkable record within _
last six months throughout New,
England and Eastern Sink-s. l
Espoelto has anxiously \Hlitt'tl t‘ur'
this opportunity to get a match with
Pel’folti. as he believes that he will
prove that he is the master or the
New York sensation and thcrcby get
.1. "shot" at Charlie l'lill lloscnbcrg
llushey Graham bout. in Madisoni
Square Garden uilcr llcc. iii. ’
lispooito never lzcroru lieu inkt-n
training so seriously as hr- has for
his coming bout nith l’iti'lrlli {Kr
ho is “View ol‘ the fact that. it at
decisively defeats l‘ol‘lctti. he i'ill‘
lie. the most logical contender for:
:the linntaiiiwelght championship.
lisposlto has a very important
; bout at Hartford the first wot-k
January: and. if he should lose tllel
. “duke" to Pcrl'cttl in his bout bore!
innxt Tuesdsy night chances nrc';
.illul the Hartford pnomotcrs would:
‘t-xrrcii-e their option to silhslitutcl
l‘crfctti in place of Eruorito for thel
bout.
1 Esposlto is doing mvcn miles on\
{the road every morning and work-
ing from eight to twelve rounds in)
the afternoon at the St. Nicholas,
Gym in New Jersey, whore ho is
whipping himself into what he. ox-
pccts to be the very best. condition
of his career. '
Espoelto has every natural
valltngo that goes to make a nuccoss- ’
iul pugillst. He has spccdnclevcr-
none and is willing to take a chance
to get home a winning socll‘. it's
, only a few years since he was irrad-
‘ listed from the amnietk ranks after
winning the lialitnmwolght title or
the State and knocking numy of his
opponents cold. Since he started
training in New Jerecy he hits tic-i
voted much attention to developing
a. straight punch and to overcoming
s. tendency to hit with his fist open
in the escltment of rapid the mill-
ins. .
Others on the card 'i'uetidny are
Sergt. Eddie Britton of Stamford.
who will meet Frankie Csvansugb
ot'li'alrfield. four rounds: Bobby Ro-
bideau. Allentown. PL. vs Eddie
Boyer. New York eight rounds: Ed
Keeley. Bridgeport and Perry Rherg
mun. colored. ot Greenwich. hcnvy-v
weights 10 rounds. ‘
ail-i
‘ Some Consolidatio .
" For Ohio State
i Ohio State didn't win the Western;
Conference football bunting. but it‘
at least can lay claim» to one unique
distinction as the result of the 1926
campaign. _
, State was the only Big Ten team
that scored in every game it played.
stamina: .held to its lowest tally in
the final tilt of the 'c'liiise’wlth Illi-
nois. Know and hls‘liates ran up,
but seven p'oiiitn on the Ziippkcv
aoleven. ' ’
Michigan. Illinois. Iowa. §orth~§
Western and Minnesotn'wcre, "each
blanked once.. Navy. - Mich 11.
Minnesota. Notra Daniel and chi—
ten. respectively. ,tnrned themrlek.
hii‘u the first shuloii‘t' defeat for
orient since lDfl.'_ " _
"- us end Wisconsin i'a'iled to
t
> ‘e.. We Mucous breuht up
thefisr with foul-shutout reverses.
Penn. mile. onis'aste and mi-
nois blanked the me; .
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j'East Norwalk Five Leads
The .Local
Church League
Elias Won Four Straight hamcs—Wcstberg Stars ioi'
' Much Interest.
U
. Fast. playing on the hurt hf tllo‘
:Enst .lvc. M. H. quintet Wednesday"
Inight in the church league games
brought a 36-23 victory ovcr the
Norwalk .‘i. E. five. The S. N. (.‘on-
gregstionol team won over the 'l'rin~
ity boys with a 28-i0 score.
I The Butt avenue M. E. in now
lleading the league. “'cstherc. pluy-
'illg loft l'urward. run wild. scoring
is points for his team. and proving
! his ability to shoot fouls by easing
«six out of seven chances. Thomas.
Van Coevoring. Fun and Ashbrook.
.ulso played a fine game. The East
l A\‘(-‘. boys are. also leading the league
gin tram scoring. with a total of ltd
vpoints.
isrczntlonal five. While Swan excel
llor the Trinity outfit.
i The scores at the games follow;
l‘nst Arc. t'ongwgntlonai.
; Whipple starred fer the S N. C
TO ill"
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IF'nl'r.rf..'......... " 2
Whether; it ....... 6 r. is
Thomas, c ......... 4 H I
-\':iil.rz............i' I’ 0
ii'novrrinx.........." l l
- ’xislihrook" ... . . . . .. "- l 7
MIKE lasl‘oSirti , _. ..
'..':,tr baniam 'llfll‘lip will lulu»1 :4 ‘ 3“
Chlnt‘c tu t‘ll' ' ‘..'i.' l"i‘ ol' iailiv ,
Tuesday “ll-‘ll iic Moria Low 1"" .‘t‘t’t‘nlk "L I"
{clti in tlic .-:i'l.ii-:';. " 1‘ i"-'-
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‘l’iill'kt'.lf .......... '.‘ 2 i‘.
Leaders Retain .. .. .. . .
~ ' ' .lloiilr‘. c .......... 2 'l 4
League Positionsi.‘..m..o.i. .. ., .
M lAmt‘rloii. lg; ........ i H '2
Now that 'i'rls Spcalaer has l‘llUr-i " " "
ed as li'..m:lgcr of the Cleveland 'ln- 1" 3 33
dinns. only three [llif'lnl‘t‘l‘S‘ of' tllci
old guard l-cmuin. . S. N. mum-l.
Commie Mat 1:. Stanley Harris and . (y 3.: Pts.
Miller Huggins still hold the fort‘ii'rinht. H» .. ____ 3 :- g
and are ‘ccl'lain lo (‘Ollillilli‘ in a l/lnls if ..... _ . . . . 2 i. 4
nlanagerul capacity. ‘ - - ' , ... ..
Not in the history of the mliggpglfiicm g .. 1;
.lor leagues has time cvcr been ”il‘ilooni I“ 0 .. 0
many changes made in team lenders-l ' ' 'm, ..- ,._
an in 1:26. ..-'t__2 ill 2 18
u :‘s murmur; l -
l-iai'old Droda. captain and cndi Trinity.” .
of Brown Unlvvrsiiy's "Iron Tcnm."l “' r" 1“"
hits played in every game on the Sivan. 1" """" 3 " ‘
schedule since he became ellfiibio as 01580- K .. 1 1 3
a sophomore in 1924. ;Hendrick. c l .l I:
. .. i Mitchell. rt; . . . . . . . . 0 it o
~—.\dvcrilsc in The Sentinel. lh'cariicy. ii: . . it o o
Tesm—Norwalk M. E. Five in Second Place —~
' ASTlMES. SAY ”
THEY DEFEATED
LAUREL ELEVEN
C I a i in Head Linesman
Made Decision— Willing
To Play Another Gamc
East Norwelk. Corn.
Dec. I. 1926
snorting Editor;
‘Ili-ur Mr:
ln l'v-tzrirti to the article puiii~ -
ml in \l‘cdncsdziy's edition or ' .
Evening Sentinel by the nienzi'."
of the Lniirelri. (he forgot to it:
his name to his article). i ulsh in
state that his statements were. el'l-o
nation. He is well acquainted M".
tho facts concerning the play wl i"
t‘nuscd the dispute but the)
misquotr'd,
lip seems to forget that on vista
when: the rclrree and umpire diw
apron the decision is lot“. to the ‘u: .
isllcil’on of tho, lined Iincailmn. Tim
was done at tho game Tiliuiksgiviix
but as the head linusmnn rulv-d fr
our favor of course the Loni-ch
would not play.
We shall consider this controi'cm
through The newspapers at a. Clo»;
but should the Laurels desire. oi!-
ol.hnr game. with the Pnhiiiiirs .ii
Stupi's Field this Sunday. with the
same players. referee. umpire and
bead lineamnn, on a winner take all
basis. with the collection of Thnnltrv
glving's game thrown in. they PM
he quickly accommodated by cnlliv ':
1290.
Thanking you in advance for .‘o-::
valuable space. I remain
Yours in sport.
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