”M..—
Armory Bout
w...”
Mike Esp'osito and Perfetti. .
e..
. Clash in ' Star Battle
Plenty of Action Expected—Perry Sherman and
Ed lieeley in Semi-Final—Robidceu and Boyer—
Staml‘ord Fans Coming. -
Mike gupodio \s. new rem-m
10 rounds.
Fury Sherman vs. Ed llnlcy.
10 rounds.
Bobby l'iobidoau vs. Eddie Boyer
fl .
Frankie (‘avnnaglr vs. Sergeant Dd-
tlio Britten.
1 rounds.
The above card‘wlll be presentod
tor the approval of the local fight
tans by the Twin City Sporting Club
in the Armory. this'cvcning. The
bill has been arranged by March-
rnaiver Dave Rose. ' '
The main clash of the evening be.
tween Lew Perfcttt of New York and
Mike Esposito of Stamford. state
bantamwctght champion is attract-
ing considerable attention among
the fight fans in this neck of the
woods. ‘
Perfetti has been training hard for
this battle and be has promised that
he will surprise the fans. A victory
for the Btamfordtte would mean a
tong Jump up the pugilistic ladder
and bouts with several feet purses.
While on the other hand it would be
a severe kick in the slates for Pc‘r-
fetti end you can .bet your last dol-
lur that Lew is not goin to let Mike
score a‘win if he can help iL‘Botb
fighters have been training hard and
are in the pink'of'condltion accord.
ing to reports coming from their
headquarters. '
Perry Sherman of Greenwich and
Ed Keeley of Bridgeport, are slated
to do their stuff. it! the semi-final
bout of 10 rounds. K'seley has a fair
record lit the ranks of the heavy.
weights about the country end the
bout‘should be, a good one. It is
doubted if it will go the limit as
both boxers pack amean waliop and
are out to score atltnockout.
Bobby Robldeau of Allentown.
Pa.. and Eddie Boyer of New York
will swap punches in the eight round
bout. Robldeau holds a verdict over
the New YQ‘ker and Boyer is out to
even matters. a
Frankie Cavanagh the Fairfield
"flash" and Sergeant Eddie Britton
of Stamford are the pair that will
open the show two. four round bout.
A large ”delegation of_ Stamford
fans are coming to Norwnlk to watch
Esposlto in action. A large advance
enle hau’been reported by Match~
maker Rose and, tile expected'that
the card' will be "a money.
Crescents in Victory Over
The New Catiaan Separates
in a very interesting 'a clean
Ixhibition of, basketball. t e Nor-
weik Creecerlta defeated ‘ the fast
New Canaanaeparate‘s at New Ca-
naan. Saturday evening. by the close
more of lS-l'i'.- _' It was the first
game of the 'season for the locals
but they played weliland won the
game through their clover passing
andrecouracy in shooting.
Perlman. at forward for the vic-
tors. was the star of the game with
eight. points to'his‘favor. Al Hel;
rant. although he did not score'nny
double deoken. played a ilne'guard—
trig game and saved the day for the
locals. - ‘
Lipman of the "next-to-heaven"
basket teasers played a stellar game
at guard. andnot only held hie man.
to but one basket but also dropped
three himself. Ksl paling was also.
good. . . . .
“Stretch" Flewelyn also played
well by passing. "Sretch" scored
five points while his opponent scored
four.
Onseente_
‘G. F. putt
Davis. ri...............1 l 3
Perlrnsn.:if. ............8 2 8
Flewellyn. c. ........... t :l o
Helfant.'rg. ............ 0 i 1
Shclepsky. lg. .......... o 1 1
Totals 5 s is
NcwCanaan
Roles.rf. 0 o 0
Wood. If! i a
Buckley.c. ............ i 3 i
Rhern.rg..............1 2 I
l.ipman.lg. 0 6
Totals 6 5 17
Armenia may expect recurrent
earthquakes throughout the winter.
in the opinion of Professor Mushlte-
tov. president of the Geological Dc-
nertnnm of the Russian Academy
defences. ., " ‘, f~-.
I
Brown Will Play. - ,
0
Ten Grid Games
Brown will play a. ten-game sched-
tile in football in 1927. according to
the schedule announced by James M.
Hinchciiffo of Cleveland. Ohio. mun-
rigor of the 1927 team..'l‘he 1th of
games that were played it year ago
wtzh i'umsylvunlo ns‘ thi substitu-
tion fer the Lehig’h game on this
Year's lt‘t. ‘
Only two of th minor opponents
retain their place on the schedule.
Three Pennsylvania college teams
replace Bates. Colby and Norwich.
which have had places on the Bruin
list for many years. Lebanon. Al-
bright and Temple willappear for
the. first time on a. Brown football
schedule. ‘
The Brown team will play all of
the games in Providence. excdpt
.those with Harvard and Pennsyl-
vania. The Pennsylvania. and Yale
contests are the third and fourth
games. ..
The schedule? .
Sept. 24. Rhode island State.
Oct. 1. 4lbrlght: 8. Pennsylvania.
at Philadelphia; 16. Yale" at New
Haven: :2. Lebanon Valley: 29 Tons-
pie.
Nov. 5. Dartmouth; :2. Harvard
at Cambridge: 24‘. Colgate.
Of 15.15i graduates of the various
colleges and universities in Japan
last year. only 8,959 had recently
found city jobs. .‘iuny graduates as-
pire to "white. collar" Jobs. which
are growing fewer.
Franz Weri‘el's latest I play "Paul
among the Jews." is scoring notable
successes in a number of’German
cities. ‘
HIBBS‘ OF SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA
ONE OF COAST’S ‘BEST TACKLES
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.INE’KNOCKOUT
,: (ill-1R hon
Ibcsleliniateur Scores In
'lltird;Rotind-—Many Hit
' Canviis. , < . .
, Eight’lrnockouts. a majority com~
ing-beforo.the first round bod claps.
ed. featured the amateur boxing
card of the National Guard at the
State Armory Bridgeport.'lnst night.
Only two-bouts went the limit. the
star bout between Buck McGuinncse
of Bridgeport and Paul Kyve of Dan.
bury and another bout between
Charlie Spears and Joe hitchacls
both: of Bridgeport.
The feature knockout. if one ca '
be featured was scored by Kid lioyie.
a' South End heavyweight who tip-
ped the.bc‘om at 201 pounds lit-tom
Mentored-the rug. Ho lifted Sailor
Mitcl-L‘wedghing 186 lbs.. clear off
the floor in the first minute cf the
openin.:'roa-rd with a. right apparent
and when'he drapped Mock. the
sailor was completely out. Mack was
counted out'beforo 39 seconds pf
the first minute had elapsed.
Joe Collins of Bridgeport was al-
so‘knocked or. in 30 seconds. tak-
ing kindly to- the canvas after Jack
Dsly slammed him 'one on the chin
with a. right hook. They are fen-
therweights. ,
let by.Collins, but he managed to
stay-with Kid Franks for two min-
utes before kissing the canvas for
good. They also were foatherwdu‘its.
Kid Music; of New Haven score-d
a. technical knockout over Roy Stew-
art of Danbury after two minutes
0ft fightingv in ~the opening round.
Stewart did not like the way Manta
was polishing up his face so he
Started to run 'end while running'he
caught a. couple of wild hooks to the
law and 'want to ‘the canvas. He
got up but'was ae'nt down again and
Referee Solomon stopped the battle.
On'e of‘th‘c best‘battlce of the eve-
nlng wha' halted by a. nasty cut in
intuition
Jimmy Travers followed the pair.
'« ALL UME
Left End—Hanson. Syracuse ,
Left Tackle—Wickhoret. Navy
Left Gusrd—Connaughton. ‘ Georgetown
Center—Bearing" Notre'Daine .‘
Right cum—eh ly. tuition
Right Tackle—Smith. Brown
Right End—Ooaterbasn. Michigan
Quarterback—Friedman. Michigan
Leit'Haifbacit—iaaken Northwestern
Right Haifbsok—Kaei‘. Southern California
Fullback-doeating. Minnesota
" J Copyright. Corners. the National Weekly.
L
The All-America football team for 1926 appears in title week's issue,
of Coiiicr's Weekly. which makes its thirty-eighth selection of the mythicnu
all-star national it"filll_0rl1:iii:il0d by that publication. .
Gruntlnnd llicc. mica-seer of Walter Comp us namer of the All-Amer-
ica team, received thc (in-operation of ten celebrated coacheeé—Glcnu 8.
Warner of Stanford: Robert. B. Zuppkc. Illinois: 0. C. Woodruff. Georgia;
Knute Rockne. Notrc Dnmc: Wallace Wade. Alabama: Captain J. J. bic-
Evmn. Oregon: W. A. Alcxunticr. Georgia Tech: lion-ard Jones. Southern
California; E. P. .‘lfllllg‘lii. St. Mary's Calif. and Dan 1" .‘lc'Gulgan. \‘nu~
derbllt. ‘
As in tho inst tcnm named by Walter Camp no mcmbcr of the so-
cniled "Big Thrve" appears in the lineup. Geographically. the west pro-
domlnatcs in tho sclectlons. scouring seven places against, four from the
east. The work of selection represents export eye-witnessimpressions
from all be leading games of the season. producing the All~Americo and
national onor roll of star players. I '
'3 O O
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The sclcctlons of Grentland Rice. noted foothw export, would be hard
to improve on. The players he has muncd for his first team are brilliant
performers. mighty deserving of the national recognition “accorded.
All mime. mount the south. are’ reprcscnmi. Ala w1tlr an
outstanding end in \i’inslctt and a guest tackle in Pickhard. failed to make
she grade. . -
Of the 1925 tram named by Mr. Rim. hight graduated. only-three
therefore having a chance to win the coveted honor hgaln. They were
Costcrbnan of Michigan. Hose of Ohio State and ’l‘liaycr‘of Pennsylvania.
Omicrbaan was the only one of the trio to rcpcat.- .
Only a limit number or players haw-been acmrvled the distinctiou
of being named or thrcc succcssivo years. on Collier's ' All-America.
Oostcrbunn is in line for the big chance. He has already been selected
as Michigan‘s 1927 captain. '
It's a mighty fine team you have selected. Grantland Rico.
'c _
lions. old boyi—BILLY E\’.\.\’S. my...”
Roy Downs’
SPORT BARRACE. *
A Local Writer’s Slant On Sports in ‘Norwalk
And Elsewhere ‘ - .
Another small crowd turned out
towstchtheflod.hdeninaotbnlalt
evening. The local ontdt went down
to defeat before the fast Stratfor'd
Arno Leann outfit. The poor
support at the local fans are giv-
ing the Indians is enough to put any
fans when the bouts'start tonight.
' w .
Kid .Lawsonythe East Nan-elk
limo. whotooktheoounttntbo
amateur boots in the Armory, has
won two victories sinoothat time.
He scored a knockout ores- Billy
the eye received ly‘tLoe Chipunclii of
New Canaan. He was giving Dan
Barry ot.Bri_dgcport a good
for honors in the first roundowhen
Barryop’ened 'up his eye. It .was
bleeding :so Vbndlydhnt Chlpauclli's
seconds werelforcedto‘throw in the
sponge. They were lightweights.
. Young Sharkey of Bridgeport seer.
ed a technical knockout over Sam
BakerJn'tho. first round. Baker was
completely outclassed and was sent
to the i‘can‘vas'tlgrb’ew times before
being counted‘mut. .
~ Coot-get hicOuin'esa of Bridgeport
floored a knockout‘ovsr Ted. Dran of
.Daabnryuwai‘ghingdii pounds. after
ona'rninuteuof-fig ting. .
1 ' .Wm Strong.
"flu steribout went tell the way
to minimums-{who wde too
Efor-'Kyve. . -'!'he . Bridgeport
patties; plenty of punching
Moran ‘had'tba ‘D‘anbury youth's
bodi‘aallrrnarked up from heavy
5.06! hh'l' ‘ ‘
.Charliejpears deserved the. de-
cision he was given;.rnaklng a‘ strong
somebaeklin the‘last two rounds to
over Joe‘lii . Both‘bouts
out“ with heal‘a play-
lpeare' body. 3e however.
- d became the victim of
telling Jabs and strong
weigh“ in and It.
“expound; . , ' _
lawless of Nor-walk won by a
o Bill Hole in the third
3
“no?
i
var
of‘a tame fight. And are" mi.
err-pair of boys gave_a three
uhibttion‘bont before -the
startled. .
of Norwalk. Cal bic-
Powers and Nick Pd-
as referees. Eddie sun.
. Bill Tierney.
to
,i
2:
Si
it
tussle -
Mole in am last evening.-
linvrson has displayed plentyof tom
- and will probably broalrJnto the
Tommy Price. an East Norwnik. professional "“3 before long. .
youngster. was in the lineup of tho .
lndlans last evening. Tommy has
displayed good form on both the
baseball diamond nnd the basketball-
court. He will play regular with
the Indians during the remainder of
the court season.
team into a slump.
Bud Gorman. who's: on. time
hung‘his hat in-Norwalk and was
under the management of "Smoky"
Bill Smith. has-been'rnatched to
battle Jack Delaney. the' tight heavy-
weight champion of the World. A
. great manyi‘ight fans seem'to think
that German is géing to be easy
waif; man‘rgm 2°32 pickingl for seen-been. isn't. nee
is going to prove a'tough nut for
evening. Low and Mike should state Jack. and-you can mark that right
bout. John O'Brien, man-
a don't! in your Iiitdrbooir. Bud is
'qro‘fm.saysthathiaboyisin
one of the tough t'lreavyweights in
MM mile for tonight's battle. the ring coda. a is so tough that
Matchmaker Dave in». hopes to
step into the same 'ring' with him.
make up some of the money the: he 1,“: him. but u .1. mu. tng cove...
has lost on previous shows this eve- a “1'0“" f0" “'0 N 9!“ from
nlng. Dave deserves to make a pro- Bfld3°9°’t; ‘ ' ‘ ' “ '-
nt on his shows and the writer hopes _" . .
that the Armory is well loaded with 11-3.. - .~ -
' m _,
, XiNG~Sli0W~
s Arnhnnonv , ’-
TONIGHT- ..
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MIKE .
arm 8-
VI.
. anrnnssm_'-y.~
. new roux may. 30' ans , ‘_
1 nouns - . .
.som sigma-o . .
i BIG
AT
K. 0. Artist of Bridgeport
n .
P333? ensues Also . d’koaad
. so. may ’ ..
noninvas-
,t...
'thnlnu
ion HARD
ll0l_i_G_ii_l GAME
Canaan .irs. in Fine
Form.
{Stratford Five Too Strong.
For Local Court Outfit
EThe Score was 3528—Tonuny Price In Red Men
. Lineup—Stevens Is the Star—Small Crowd Ai-
tcnds Game.
In a game it-uturad by long rit-
tnnce shots from all angles by Johns
ny Stow-n1 of tho Strntford Amor-
iron imgion tcom. the tied him has.
ketball team in its l‘uirfieid Count:
League tilt lost a herd game ' in
Lockwootl'e hall lnist night. the hint
score ltclng 33-29. 'l‘ho indisc-
fr-ught an up-hlil cont-"st. throughou'
lht match, but try as they might
they could not prmcnt Stevens our:
.‘lcrseroit. lllu \isitors' stars. in?"
:Holy Cross Team
Awarded Letter:
\\'l‘|lif‘i15TlCli. Miter... rims, '1.—
.\t n “1' cling of the advisory senate
of Holy ClonH nihivti-r association
I, wetudny. football letters were
inward-ad as follows: August Cervlni.
l ‘23. Brooklyn: Sheldon Duly. '28. Al~
tuono. in: 5. Ronald Dmls. '20. running uiltl.
Symr-nSn. N. i : liunnltl limit '29. The Rid Man gel the lump "cc
Syracuse. .\'. \'.: John A. l'inn. "Chum-"r (in, play l'iii‘ll't'l whrn (‘iinlJvu
lmnston. .\lt-.. llcnry ’l'. ilnoly. '27.lanch made :1 «ilillvult l‘uskr‘l. ant. .~
“hurts“ r. Anthony .l. Krtrpowich. 1 few momenta lalrrr he mgnri nnoillnr
.5. \l'orcmtr-r, i":t:tl Kliirltigv, ‘27.j ll “:13 then that Slvti'ns begun t.
gt'ltntoit, .\i.'t.<‘t.; John Li‘nrli. 'C'i'. ' not in his work. and Hit": l-nil tltrour.
; Solllf‘rl‘ill'“. Masts: 1.2m ronce Low- ! f'om the c: [it r of the floor, con":
' my. '28. Waldhnm. .‘iussu. Robert ed for the visitors' first tail)-
2 Nict'ny. '21]. Carillll‘lt‘ll:~‘. Mass; John.
D. Altiimney. iiultir-foni. Min; ‘
ills ability to on. long o.
M'irlt‘ntiy ninriot' line int‘iliinJ 11'1” ,
“n
llobvrt O'l”'onn»-ll. 2 Bundle. N. ‘, to do tltn sumo lug. but tiny ..
\’.'. Richard l‘ltr-lun. 'C'l. ,lim'li'ru‘d:[ms-rely ill-F. ant. so rumircus t2:
.\'it.hoi.'i.~. I’uloeon't‘. \\:tlti‘r1\lii‘t.'..tiit;: font». law“: ’: rliou'mtf 70 iii" ‘r
Conn : “V‘Ui'f‘t .‘x’m‘lttn. L'T. lL'um- l pan? the hell until thv-y Wm to l"-
l’ti‘lt‘lil". Muss. “illinm \l'iw. ’37,.ultrrl, n-wr r],. i»:.y.'.\.'.i, Tho
.Frtmtnrh'un. Mus!- .ltulf «flow-d mth ilt- trim... i~
John .1. Ponll-y. \t'awri-ury. '; luv on0 now. 3 lo 1‘.
Conn, van vicct'tl rnnnncer of that in ih.‘ r-‘m‘tnti ltzilt Wt ‘i-‘r‘ ,.
'."t' football tram nnrl John A. KN- t T'l‘iuP-‘u l'l‘l"- :Ilvi :“t‘l't'l
l..’iii. ":0, and (‘imrlm Hornnuvr. ”.1‘.t ritullls. “Stir-it‘ll" i‘i- “oily! t'i‘ll.
v-t-rr; nonml mrisinnts. ltno rlainlics..tlvwc o'h- liltiitir'l lrlr
Gulf um i‘t-cognizc-l a. 1 ni'-ior,(‘:‘"3n"”5h mm“! 315 \‘-t.\' iht‘tt' :-
‘ ‘ ‘ ‘ ” t-a.» ,. l r ... ...- ...~..
nlirl‘l. Tlnv .mnn «2 consists o: the l ‘3‘ ““5““ “'m'u‘.‘ ’h’x' “"1 “"
c..pmins and rnanugcm of the four ‘ ”u" 19““"9'1 “'“h ”1"": long 51“)“
motor sports _. tootbnll b35053”. But all this time tin )lt”$5t.l‘0l'? .t
ltnski-thnll and truck athletics. Rev. I Stevens ('On“""""‘°“ ““9 “"3"!” ‘
”1....“ .\l. l‘ux. 5. .1“ men]...- mod.—.,;,.t0\(-rtinic. the pair of tin-m v.73
lior of an”... 1.4”] J_ Mpu‘.m.'1r\lt\‘cn baskets. and about :t'i
untdunto manug’r. on". C‘lca .\.:m"'m 0' 5' “it'll-"Pillar \Itri‘ '2
r‘;‘])onn.‘lL (‘irle‘Ol‘ of uthlelivg‘ . Tll'.‘ acorn- follows: ~~ ..
._____.-____.____.. . :rnni uni) Lungs.
, G i' A‘ "
l ictebcrg. rf ......... n '. .
. . flit'rsu'olc. if ......... I. l '
a.
‘AYTI'HH'SUD. c. . . . . . ..... L‘ 1
~----' Sign} ns. 1'; . . . ....... T '.‘ I».
TONIGHT l is. lt‘ ............ _ a o
i l‘ll‘tNlulZIt .\ .C.-I.cw Koren xs., . ‘
lJm-y Kaufman. Sammy Dorfmnu is; it .
illLIIy llumphrlcs. Morris Motrin-ya. illiD MEN
3 Jack linikislt. liulph Macho vs.l . U i l‘rg
‘ Murray Layton, “‘lliic filmed vs. .‘.d- 3 Court. rt .. .. ........ . . «
,dic \‘orton. vault ti rounds: Jimmytl'rlce. if . ...... 1 .
:Rnppnport vs. Jack l‘urnnri, Peta Bicelitr. if ....... ‘. -‘
l l'nsdfiumc vs. Murray Boson, each I-icwellyn, c . 2 .‘i
* snvnnn’. mac. ll ‘Cat'anaush- rs - f ..
. xrnv lllDf-‘IJWOOD GROVE s..hvlh‘- It:
t('.-—-.\ntly Diwali \5. Joey Silver's» “‘
i [lobby Burns \s. Anglo Pisano. “'il-l 11’
, bur Coin-n vs. Johnny \‘r‘stri. Ben-'
' ny Tell \5. Joe )lun‘niuti. Al Sl‘or-l dim '
lda vs. Murray Irvine. six roundvlFor m Starts
t‘fll'h .
Gene Tunney is not very anxious to .-
Tl.e writer Ith'inb that 'Delanay with .
The Y. iii. ii. A. i‘tdskoiltrdl five'
tht down to defeat at the hands of; t
New f‘nnean ill the prcllminnry J w r N
game ".0 ”11‘ l-‘uirflcld County lion-l DC a e s ow
ketbsli League tilt in Lockwood hell i
list night. the local outfit being onl
the short. end of a 31-23 score. 'i‘iio‘
visiting loam «ms fast and (lover in l
passing and caging the ball.
The) "Wkly limfi” won. on 'hdrliiild County Basketball lcrisuf‘. in
feet ttrougiou‘. thr gumv. lion-curd _ . . .
and threatr'ni-il to in“ dnngnrous nt 1 ‘1‘“ up M his home in the Perl.
most any moment in the pluv. Gold-H itv min a fractured rib sustained
en‘wns the 5"" fur the loci]! cag.i“'llllt‘ officiating at a. game Saturday
”18’ three. Km“ and two mm“. “mm 3: night in Bridgeport. Due to the in-
Very Conu'm's 41cc w“ it 1.0qu igury his srliedulcd appearance at
‘ ' ‘ ‘ “ .- ‘ "l ~ .. fitratrord American Le-
ho rolled up :1 total of l! pointsrth' RM M n . ‘
2w his team you game in Lockwood's hall last
" _ . ' _ntsht had to bc culled off. and Pres-
b (PTO, mil” {‘nimfimfl‘v'l sihcdutigd I iiitnt Charles .‘lnlioney or the lane
0 “e n m L “ ' 9’ I 5 and “lune omcinicd in his place.
ucslionrttcs fell through, the on-
gonncr-mcnt brim: mnrln that. the! Waters ““5 in the middle 0' '1 3”“
13“,... team “-3.. “mm; .0 appear for min-it two players came together in
thetmnich. .ihv K. of C. game With a Long Is-
Thr- Y. ill. ii. A. and 37...- Can- land team. and his injury did not re-
ann scorn follows: \‘ral ilsclf until the next day._
NE‘V (‘ANAAN .illS.
i
0n Injured List!
_ ‘l St.
Joe \Vntcrr. of Bridgeport. sportsihnm gym.
:azltltrotor. and a referee in the l’alr- l """5' him] "Milli“? 101' ”15 Malt?“-
.homc. .
January 3. 1‘.ilt.1_nlv.-rsily; 5 lint.
Season Wednesday
This \‘l’r-dnvsdny night.
will make its lGL‘S-i'? debut, on
basketball courts. wbsn it meets 1b
t-pm n's buslictccrs at the 170‘ 3
it “ill be the start ('2 .a.
Twenty gotnrts are listed. among
which arr; found the names oi nm-l
of the toughvr items of the cast. At-
rompart-d with i‘urdhnm schr-dui- :1
of the past this year's outlay is ll‘.‘
hardest that. has cvcr hrs! tl‘.~
l‘ordhain flvt .
The schedule t‘ollous:
December 3. Ft. Strplmns; ii. in
solo. college; 16. Lu-ltigh university a.
versity of Toronlr; 7. Ft. 'Josr-ph'o
college at home; 1'3. "pen: 1?. Army
at West Point; l'.-. Dartmouth at
Hnnovcrz-ZO. lloly Cross coil-gr.- at.
Worcester; 2'3 College of the City of
New York at home; 20. St. John's at
q l‘. Pis. a. )1 In”. home: 31. Catholic lnivcrslty. at
R. -Buci:ie.v.~rf . L‘ l at Perlinnp. ‘rf l 3 5 “um"s‘m- D. L p
non-era. rf l :- 3iGrofiins. n' 1 2 4 “EMMY 1. Georgetown univemtx
n. Roles. if 4 l 1212mm. n' 3 2 e at \VMhlns’tcn. D- C: 2. bavy m
M. Buckley. c ..... l 41R. Golden. rf 0 0 (- Annapolis; 5. Manhattan college ‘at
Abramsrg ........ H II tl'I’romcr. c ..... .... 0 0 'l’t home; 9. Rutgers university at
A. Roles. rg ....... n 3 Gwen. c . l o :9 home: 12. New York university er.
Lipman. lg 2 n 4.12. ll~‘ll'ant. r; 0 .. .0 home: 16. Catholic university at
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