itany Amateur B
ding Simon
‘ ‘ en and
~. s.
. i.‘ ,fly the nigh‘. of the County Ama-
|‘ Championship Tournament at
0. Norwalk Armory. Tuesday. Doc.
5‘, ringside seat. will be at a. pro-
The advance sale has sur-
all previous records for at-
. . on at amateur shows. as mar.
,3. for pasteboardg are pouring
1“ {torn all over the county.
.- ‘l'bo interest in tho tourney is so
in Bridgeport that the profes-
promoters who originally had
Wit-Culver tight scheduled for
4th at Rackozl Hail changed
, date to the 17th. so as not to
,‘ lot with tho Norwnlk show.
-.~2}.Bidgeileld has Battling Romeo.
-' n and u number of novices en-
und have a. hundred seats
one section. All New Canaan
be with lny Cohan. end Dan-
will send over Donlco‘s root.
\Vestport is making up a party
in the Westport “Y" with Stem-
‘ _ ya} to be heard from.
12'.»“-.'l‘hn'bc§t feature bout in years
i“ been arranged in the special
F ” ch for the county fizrweight title
Q‘Mcen Izzy Cohan and Bebe Deal-
‘3‘. Who fought such a whirlwind but-
4‘. at o recent show.
to. use: or bOut creating enthusiasm
7pm bring together Lee Chipponnel-
~0t New Cannon and tho popular
94‘ Miller of Norwnlk. Charley
re. the new middleweight son—
‘Ffitlon in the Park City. wants to
that Geno Bryan. and Kid Doyle.
{who was the heavyweight feature at
1 f 0 Bridgeport Armory when he
' " yoed Sailor Mack, :00 pound
vy. in 39 seconds. is anxious to
t Jack Pennington. New Canaan
.vy. to sleep.
Kid Lawson and Al Sedordiski
it», . i' meet in a return bout end a
‘ [w bantamweight from East Nor-
‘ .’by the name. of Billy Lenge.
o is predicted to be a new pros-
. will be on the. card.
.L:.3ill Klemish of 'port Just
in word that he is bringing over
,3 oil! chmish and a number of
r good boy. and claims the is-
. t in Westport is at fever-heat.
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, A Sunday School teacher had been
Emitting her class on virtue and its
f'Now tell me." she said. “what
, of people got the biggest crowns
., they so to heaven?"
Ei‘fl'hsm with the biggest heads."
" wered her brightest pupli.—'f'it-
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tilts. London.
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Ind. You‘re Behind.
“Fl FUPIL: There must be some mis-
" e in my examination marking.
‘ . _I don't think I deserve an ab-
soro. ‘
. fl, OFESSOR: Neither do I. but
. ‘the lowest mark I'm allowed to
pita—Passing Show. Inndon.
m
“idol-e than five billion was spent
. year for goods sold "on the in-
. out plan.
Compete In ‘The Armory
From All Over County Tuesday Evening—-
end So-
Denioo Feature—Lawson
derlski In Return Bout—Klendah On Bill.
. dais.
Pures Will
Manhattan Five .
In Road Games
Manhattan ('tizitgc opens its luttr-
ttiiegiaio court whcduio .unlght
against the Albany Pharmacy Col.
lege quintet at Albany. The Capital
Itity enoount r v iii allow couch
Lnief Muller. illu new Grecn aid
Waite mentor. in select the bust
a‘niiabio line-Ln for the Wit lama
College test at Williamstown. Mus...
tomorrow. However. John Cohslan.
reguler center in lMfi-‘M games.
will not be ready until the Washing-
ton Collegs engagement after the
Christmas holidays.
Mueller sprang a surprise in the
opening contest with the alumni.
which the varsity won by a iii-21
count. True to his announced plan.
ton players were out in uniform. bitt
the solection plainly evidenced a
preference for speed and clusivcncss
over the traditional bulk of JasperI
quintots. The starting five of Kebi-ri
and Neil Cohaian. forwards: Mal-L
oney. center. and llnren end Hayes.’
guards. is the lightest in
years.
The reserve quintet has Brink-
man. former Goor c Washington
High star. and Ill chcliffc. from
Cathedral Prep. as forwards; Whol-
iu‘l. center; Matt Ryan. captain oi
Cohoes Iligh last year. and Sl<lda.i
guards. l
I‘OCOIII 1
Quakers In Grid .
Game With Giants
The football Giants and tho Phil-
adelphia Quakers. champions of the
American League will clash in a
post-session stru Sunday at the
Polo Grounds. Henry Fabian. veter-
en grounds keeper. has promised to
have the 1’0“.) Grounds gridiron in
fine shape for Sunday's encounter
With the aid of an automobile
plough end extra. assistance Fabien
has cleared so much snow away that
Coach Joe, Alexander held outdoor
practice. Alexander plans to use two
complete beckfislds against the
Quakers. a light and heavy combina-
tion. The first string backfield will
be formed of “Hinklo” Heines. Wal-
ter Koppisch. Jack McBride and
Mike Point. The heavy combination
will be "Texas" Griggs. Cy Want.
worth. Cowboy Hill and Jack Hag-
gerty. _
The Giants' coach will also main
special arrangements in the defen-
sive lineup of the home team ospec-
ially to guard against the clever for.
ward passing system that mainly en.
abled the Quakers to win the Amer-
ican league title.
Imports of rubber heels into Jap-
an are doing away with wooden ann-
e
REDMENAND
nonoiiin
onnlswn
Indians Defoat Moose —
Ellis Drop 'hvo—Marlno
Again High.
In tho games rolled last night in
the Fraternal league on tho Clif-
ford alleys tho ltrd Mon won two
our of three from {be blouse. and the
Grotto took two from tho Elks.
Williams for the hloose rolled three
nicc strings. lltl. lll. lit. for e to-
tai of 848. Several others pinned
for better than a. 100 average.
The scores:
MOOSE.
.I. Youlins .......123 96 84—803
Rlsso 88114 98—300
8. Gonch .......102 58 87—277
W'illinms ........1Itl lil lltl-i—MS
Scnlso .......... 99 124 iii—8H
527 533 476 lb“
iii-2D HEN.
Cocchia ...... ...llil 8'! -—lii'l
A. Youhns til 10:! lot—3n
Covgllo ......... 1'.“ l0: 99—I35
Downcy 86 ii? 103-380
Hollywood ......li7 lfll 96—3“
Mills . ...... 34—- 8d
338 490 486 150i
ELKS.
Roberts ......... 93 SI 92—368
Godfrey 91 9d lot-289
Dawson 94 99 100.293
O'Connell um... 93 Rti ”7"295
Olson . ......... ll? ‘7 I'll—305
457 till 511! “Hi
thO'I‘TO. .
,i-mnk .......... 96 x5 sis—277'
li‘iiit‘lt .........95 too lot—29!)
1.. (innrii a: n'l'iiiio-ni
liliii‘ino ......127 llil 02—338
Noai'k ........ 98 106 “37—31!
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509 501 493-1“!
Fugazy Plans For
New Sport Arena
Plans to erect a sports arena cost-
ing between 8.000.000 and fl.000.000
and rivaling Madison Square Garden
as a. scene of all around athletic ac.
tlvlty were announced today by
Humbert J. Fugtizy. Mcnrcpolitan
promoter.
Fugazy said he had not worked
out the details but the proposed
building will be erected in the busi-
ness and will be ready for operation
in a year.
JUST ONE DEFEAT.
Cornell. after experiencing several
lean football seasons. came back
strong in 1926. The Doblc eleven
dropped but one. game. Columbia
winning a hectic 17-! battle. It tied
its ancient rival. i’cnnsylvnnig in
the final game ortho campaign.
which was no little accomplishment.
considering the Quakers went into
the tilt a favorite to win.
-—-Advcrtlss in Tho Sentinel for
the best results.
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Roy Downs’
SPORT BARRAGE
A Local Writer’s Slant On Sports In Norwalk
And Elsewhere
iicrs's the Bomb. himself. taking
.‘i. lusty wallop at a football while
rnjoylng an afternoon's workout at
the Gonaege stadium. Spokane.
Bingviiie's Bustin' Bomb spent a
couple of hours driving the leather
to various sections of the lot. He
nually "got hold" of one. sending
IL over the barricade.
"Huh." grunted the Babe as the
bull disappeared behind the stadium
wall. "that’s one over the fence like
i never bit before!"
‘ucit Delaney defends no lighl
heavyweight title with the Jan ca
Kid in Waterbury. this cvcning. be
Iii-idgcporcer should not have much
trouble diapering of his opponent.
Leading amateur boxers from
throughout Nrneld county will be
on hand. Tuesday evening. to iako
part In the Armory show. Izzy
Cohen and Bebe Denico should site
the fans plenty of action when ili"'~'
clash for the flywclght championship
of the county.
The Armory l-‘ivu viiil clash with
Port Chester in the armory. this eve-
ning. The New York stains haw'
one of tho atmngest outfits in tin-
l-hlrtleld (busily league and the In.
cels will have to step if they hope
to mawlic any kind of an impression.
It should be a real good game.
The Armory Five and the nod
Men are in the some class when it
comes to drawing crowds. Neither
of the outfits haae made any money
this seuon. if the Norwalk fans do
Canada. which has ios men to
every 100 women. has an estimated
population of 9.864.200. ranking fifth
in population among the nations of
the world.
YOU DON’jl‘ HAVE TO GET BUMPED AND JOLTED T0 ARRIVE
. AT CIGARETTE SATISFACTION. TAKE THE SMOOTH ROUTE.
p ‘ Some cigarettes“: like an cid- There’s
fashioned min 00 - They may There's plenty of kick in these
is you when lyou want to lio- “rough-riders." But it’s “kick”
. ut you 'take a at of bumps u out; that disturbs the comfort of your ..
,. the W3)“ ‘ travel-tho peace of your trip.
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Ono Goon is an ' from That's why keen smokers ride
“All Aboard” to Arri . It gives mcapnGonorouto,momlng,noon
gala; non-stop trip straight to . and gilt—without tiring throat or
tion. Butyournervesdon’t taste. It's the world’s smoothest
know you're traveling—the rldo’s
normal.
An entirely new
blend. mellowed
by s new method.
Plenty of punch
without snypinish-
meni-
l
way to cigarette contentment. a
Every package is a smile-ago ticket.
_
saunter ride to
Take the
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Cigarette Se ' action.
8:3...‘33’3. Elmo? Elm“;
gore . onty 0
speed and poweribut cushioned
sigh mooihnéss and base.
on can sienna rims modulate iron» «at mow
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not come to life. they will and them-
selves without a first clall'basket-
boil outfit. These teams can't be
supported on air.
Coast Perry w. linen is we
hard with tho Norwelk nigh
basketball squad. The Gnsn
Whites: are starting as sound
form and unless the writa- ia sadly
mistakes they will cut a wide swath
on tho. murt during the season. Ser-
I oral veterans of last year‘s team will
. be back in the fold.
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‘ The bowlers are having a busy
time on the alloys. The. Nash.
Westport and ”eternal location are
all going full blast. The inter-club
series between thc Kiwanis. Mons
land Toreadora will be started in the
near future. These teams are get-
‘ ling in some practice and there will
;lw plenty of fireworks when they
‘ s'iirl.
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More
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Show.
Must Develop
Giiint -Outfield
The New York Giants may have
to develop an entirely new outfield
next spring. for it is far from cer.
ism that "Pep" Young will have
recovered entirely from the opera-
tion he underwent last fall to be able
to stand hard training at the spring
camp in Sarasota. was the news
whii‘ll came from the Giant offices
yesterday.
"irish" bieuaol was released at the
close of the year and will play on
the Coast. according to reports.
and ilcinio Mueller. obtained in the
trade which sent Billy Southworth
to St. Louis. isn't all a New York
Giant centre fielder should be. So if
Young is unahlu to start the season
thert will be room for three men.
John McGraw thinks he has ob-
talnod one mun who can make the
"-r.-gular" gram in De Witt Lo 30“!-
vsau. tho speed boy who led the
American Association in hitting this
your. "Bevo. ' as be was called whuv
it» was with ihe Phillles severe:
years ago. has developed into a seal
player. and the Giant manager
spoke of him yesterday as though
satisfied that he can plug one gap.
in addition to Jeanne and Reese.
two youngsters from the Southern
Association. McGraw has Ll liners.
who was tried out by the Ginsu in
well. He hit .810 in the Interna—
tional league and will get another
“131 a.“ You.
3800“ mamas
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MELBOUNRE. Australia. Doc. 10.
——Normsn Brookes. veteran tennis
star. who has many times represent-
ed Australia in the Davis cup nom-
petition. has been appointed chair.
man of the board of dim of the
newly created Australian blur.
Manufacturera' United which has a
capital of “0.000.000.
AN ms m
w
George Tacit. once called the
"Golden Tornado." but badly more
than e mild broess of later seasons.
came out Just fifty-fifty on a point
scoring basis during the 1086 chase
The Atlanta" counted 81 point.
while the opposition got the name
number. Of‘tbe nine games played
Tech won four'and lost five. ~
Wdl, Well!
"Jenkins. the cook tells me that
you were intoxicated lad night and
Wannabemlouteftha
caller."
"You. In! lord."
“And where was I at that time?"
"In the barrel. my lord."—.ludge.
A diamond with a hole right
throucbtbeiniddleof ltneabeen
diaeowro-l in mund- It is of ca-
peciel value as a,” Uh. .
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JACK DELANEY.
~DEFENDS TITLE
l'lllS EVENING
Champ Faces Jamaica Kid
In Waterbury. Ring —
Other Good Bouts
JACK Delanty. llslit hem-yus-iglit
champion of the ,n-orld will utter a
Connecticut ring for th! iirst time
since winning the title from l'nul
licricnbncli. tonight when in: facts
Jamaica Kid in the star lb-l‘ullliii
but on the Sedgwiek Guards card
at Waterbury at life l‘icld stru-t
armory. in Waterbury.
The Bridgeport titleiiuldrr in not
expected to, experience: any lrmibll‘
in the encounter with the Kid ni-
though the bout is i-xpccled to tune
enough action to satiety the craving
of several thousand tons export-vi to
witness the show.
Strategy Won Game
for home itocknc
Aduln Walsh. an All American
cults! undo;- llucklio at Notru Dame
two LC..BOHS ago lt'id IIOW corivli at
Santa Cairn. tells how Hockin-‘s
strategy won the game Wild South-
Li‘ii Cit ifornifl. 13 in 12. in LG! Ail-
uries idhl Saturday.
"i\illli.l' won that game on ii‘.“
bench. Walsh dcclulod. "All! this is
no :lwlecit to Howard Jon-is. who
it i. anything he ooulv to lead his
'i‘ro,u: a to v.ctory. W: wcro trailing.
7 to 12. and three passed in a row.
thrown to my brother. had failed.
lhzlunvy ,3 growing NH”. 510“.” Iltcglino then sent in Artl‘arisiendc.
according to his mnliutwr. “It" i:- I. ‘ split: the lattc-r's illJliry with instruc.
or and Jack i‘nssy. his irnlnt-r who I nous to my 0” that W” to my bro-
werc surprised to are yesterday that limb
the champion after nlinust ii month ”I‘lrm‘“ faked 3‘ “3"- hu'ldl'd
of hard training was fun-vii to lulu.- puss 1° my brotbrr ‘md all Trojan
to u“. road to “Mk“ ”I” ”quit,“ halibut-kn followed him like sheep.
175 pounds for m5 m4... It 1,. so]. A substitute halfback who supposed
dom also that lit-iniii ,v hits to dry to stand on deck and cover the Open
on. for a hour but 1..- “in...“ .i.1..tcri-liory saw his mates leaving him
process last. night. lle weighed 1:. i 'illd be also ran towards the side-
poundg )‘l‘fliul‘dlly unnrnm)“ aft‘nr alilncfl dilu‘ my brother. Nicmlc was
the spring. He was sent to Jersey .
City- for seasoning and came along P
stiff training.
Jack has grown broader around
the chest stretching; the tape to «ill.
Inches. more than an int it more than
whv‘n he fought lit-rlcnhach for iiw
championship. This fact. il0\\t'\'l‘l‘.
“‘05 welcomed by .‘lnnngr-r Reilly.
who is seriously planning to haw
Delaney point toward din: him-y.
welghi. championship.
The hunt will Sent! as n \liil‘lil-llli
affair for Delaney for his t‘(|lliini;
heavyweight bout with Bird ticrmnn '
on Jack l‘ugnzy's Christmas l-‘und
show in Jersey City on the. 21st of
this month. Delaney is said it) in-
ln the best of shape for his busy
campaign starting tonight. llc h. s
trained faithfully for the past two
weeks and will not break training
until after his fight with Jack Silur-
key. which is staged by Jack l-‘unnzy
before February 1. '
About 600 Bridgeport fans and o
lik. number of llolyoko rooiors nrc'
expected to be on hand whv‘n Do-
!eney steps into tho ring.
Each bout on the supporting curd
under the auspices of tho Sedgnick
Guards is it star attraction in itself.
Sammy \‘ogel. New York .iglii-
weight star. will have Clikcy Clarke.
fest-rising Hoiyokc youngster as his
opponent. in ono of three eight-
rounders. Fred Iiretonncl. rugged
French battler. takes on Tony Tray-
crs. cltwcr and heavy-hitting Sew
' flavour. and Baby Dull and "Red"
Garrt'li. both of Waterbury. will fur-
nish t‘io fireworks in the third
eight spot.
A most distinguished gathering of
men prominent in the boxing indus-
try will sit in on tho alivstar carni-
vei. Humbert .i. Fugozy. foremost
rival of Tel: ltlckard for the leading
use attractions and who has De-
! ey signed to box Bud German on
the his Christmas fund card at the
Fourth Regiment armory in Jersey
City on December 21. will be among
the notables at the ring side. All
the best known flstlc writers from
New York and all parts of New
England will also be on hand to see
Delaney in his first engagement
since winning the light heavyweight
title,from Paul ncrlonbach.
ABOUT BOUTS
SATURDAY. DEC. 11
NEW RIDGEWOOD GROVE S.
(la-Andy Dirndl TS. Joey Silvers.
Bobby Burns vs. Augie Pisano. Wil-
bur Cohen vs. Johnny Vestri. Ben-
ny 'l‘ell vs. Joe lamina, Al Scorda
Vs. Murray uvino. six rounds each.
all alone and almost ran to a touch-
down. This same play was repeated
.for thi- uinning touchdown.
"Hm-line knew just what the Tro-
'_l.Lll.‘i would do l‘.t xt so be substituted
1.“: .\':illy ior l‘:lrl.-uen. hit-Nully stands
inbuilt six lost, two inches mil and
ii“ II. fine baskett player. He was
lsent ill to play basketball and thc
iiirst thing he did was to intercept
titr- illllldi Trojan pass Just. as he
was ruppost-d to do. This bit of work
'cut short the only chalice the 'I'r‘o-
.
i
=inns had a stage a. rally and showed
llhow Rockne's strategy won the
lame."
KENTUCKY DOG DRINKS
N [TROGIA’CERIN E. EXI’LODES.
“WINE. Ky..——Wiih an explosion of
nitroglycerlnc within the body of a
section of the Lee County oil fields.
near her». cndcd today. The. dog
(mink nbou a. pint of the explosive
and and oil on tried to capture it.
but the dog ran away.
The workers cleared out and the
owner of the dog moved his wife and
ten children from their home.
Later the dog chased a rabbit
over a fifty.foot precipice. fell. and
the explosion followed.
PLAYED BIG ROLE.
I‘ziui Scull. Penn's famous
kicker. played a big role in the
Quaker's last three games. Scull
won the Penn Suzie and Columbia
ignmcs by .u'znsatioiinl field goals and
[enabled the Red and Blue to gain a.
tie with Cornell in the finale by
booting tho ball ovor tho crossbar in
the ebbing moments if play.
~~——-—-.-—_— _.
GAGNON WINS
drop-
FALL RIVER. Mesa. Dec. id.—
.lack Gagnon. New Bedford heavy.
weight. knocked out Iinmbone Kelly
of South Boston in the sixth round
of a scheduled lO-round bout here
last night.
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And So He Did.
WEALTHY MOTORIS’I‘; A gallon
of petrol. and hurry up. It's push
you need here. That‘s how I made
my money. i pushed and pushed.
APPRENTYCE: Wall. sir. you'll
have to push some more. There ain’t
a drop of petrol in the place—South
Wales Advertiser.
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“When is bliss Hmyths thinking of
getting married?”
“When Isn't she?"—Tit-Bits. Lon-
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oxers Enter— Court Games §hi_s Evening
Amiory Five And Guards
Clash With Strong Opponents
Plenty of Action Promised—Port Chester Five Here
and Stamford In Westport—Locals Out to lie-
lest New York Sisters.
Both Norwnlk and “'nstport lins-
ketball fnns will tune the Opportu-
nlty tonight to sun l-‘iirtieltl Counly
lugue teams in action. The Nor-
walk Armory l-‘lvo- it.“ play the
league-loading l’ort (‘lwster from in
the armory ilero, \vhil-- in \YtSlpOr'
the Compo Life tiiinrtlo nil] on...“
xviih tho Stamford Hill-'5.
Big Georg Smith will i... in 1hr.
lineup of a Slamfnrl Blues.
which means that the Hit": Savers
will have plenty to contend With.
The Life Guards have playrtl bu:
om: league gem. thus far. and mi \'
lost that to the fast l‘ort Clit‘sl'r
team.
When the Armory live takes tht
floor egalns‘. Port Chester Eddir
Weisbcrg will be at center. with
Jimmie Sheehan. Clem i-‘agsn,
Chick Buschbuuni. Eddie Blackmzm.
Eddie Hclfnnt. and Roy Fflnlllllf:
making up the rest of the lineup.
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Stamford Star Is
Villanova Leader
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i'aul Durzo. Stamford. was t‘ltt"lf‘li
captain of the 1027 “Human ioni-
bali team yesterday. llo tlcfoatui
lawis Pcssalano. New Kingston. Pa.
by a small majority. on tho second
ballot. Kuczo plays at quarterback.
He was a member of ill“ Connecti-
cut championship team at Stamford
High. where he played football 5‘“.-
ral years.
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