Action'end more of it. is the
O “tile for local boxing fans who
[lend the Fairfieid County amateur
“tuition bouts in the Armory.
M ening Frankie Fay match-
. MC for the Combat Train has
, Wed in bringing the cream of
the. county simon pure mitt artists
to Norwaik.
III! Cohen the little flash
new Canaan will Clash with Babe
Denice of Dsnbury. in the feature
bout of the evening. To the winner
3 This peir faced each other on the
i3 'lestsniatsur card in this city. and
W: the decision was awarded to Cohen
liter four rounds of test ring work.
Morse the decision this evening:
I ‘ Rey Davis popular local sorepper
will 'also be on the program. Bay
will swap punches with “Buck" Mo-
Guinness 0! Bridgeport. "Buck" is
no slouch when it comes to ring
flask end he will probably give Ray
plenty of work. W
limon pure pugs are coming from
all over the county. Bridgeport.
mustard. Dsnbury. Noni-elk. West-
‘ post, Ridgefield. New Csnaau. iteth-
el end Derien will be represented.
'lhe bettlere will be carefully match.
6d. There will Lo two classes of
\L
«if
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‘r «7 bouts the experienced and the no-
i vine class.
‘32: It is expected list between 15 and
80 bouts will be staged. Commission.
or Joseph Lookhsrt has arranged
\I for a. fine list of prizes to be award-
' ‘ed‘hose taking part in the bouts.
Delegations of fans are coming
from New Canaan. Dsnbury and
Bridgeport end it is expected that
the Armory will be crowded when
the first bout goes on.
The officials will all be well known
A. A. U. officials.
Dr. Devid Blornan and Young Mul.
lim will be the referees and
Tommy Moriarity and Le Roy D.
Downs. the Judges.
Malt Adgie Wins
Battle On Foul
_'PI-I.ILA.DELPHIA. Dec. il.—Mm
is of Philadelphia. 167 1-2. won
W a foul in the seventh round of a
ten~round bout last night with l‘tic-
rdo Romano, also of Philadelphia.
W e pair had met twice before and
(each time Adgle peered a knockout
in the seventh round.
Adgie had Romano groggy sei‘cral
1 “times in the early rounds last night '
find nearly put him out in the sixth.
Vincent‘ Forgloue. Philadelphia.
received the judge's declsion’bver
L, , Harry Gnlfund. New York. in the
ton-round lemldt'llidllp. Forglone
weighed 15‘ and Galfund. 156 14!
pounds.
. . Ted Coolidge. New York. 18] l-'_‘.
received the judge's decision over
Jack Palmer. Philadelphia. 159 1-1:
.L'. in a six-round bout.
HIGHEST SINCE 1913.
i
That thrilling 21-:1 struggle Llag.
‘ ed between Army and Naiy st Chl-
.. 'oago was the highest singleuWIWteam to.
3 tot run up in the service rial-sic
{follies 1913 when Army whipped the
,midehipmen 22.9. It was the second
tie in the last four clashes.
The number of Hungarian busi-
fsilures in the last year has
. greater than in 250 years. the
neo minister reported,
either Queen Mary. nor her
hter Princess Mary. smoke.
from .
“this contest will go the flywelght'
pionship of Fairtleld County “
e n. Denbury mitt artist is out to ‘
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He’s Contender
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FRANZ lillTNlLIll. I
Presenting Franz Dicncr, hf'n\}'-
weight champion of (v't‘l'ntllll). lilcn-
cr is now in this country, whom he
hm etcntually to gt-t a crack at
Gone Tunncy's iillc. Dicncr met the
redoubtahlo dim Meloncy. and
though losing the delusion. gore a
good account of lilmscll’. You may
expect. to from more about this fol-
low.
Rosenbloom Wins
Over Phil Kaplan
Marcy Roscnliloom of New York
defeated K. 0. Phil Kuplan. his fol-
low townsman. among the leading
rcontenders for middleweight boxing
honors. in a slow ten round feature
at Madison Square Garden last niltllt.
Rosenbloom weighed 159; Kaplnn
157 3-4.
The match was marred by con-
stant clinching throughout.
Only in the thin rqunda did Rosen-
blooni's molding style edge him to
the fore. Kaplan staged a. rally in
”In, final session. scoring rupcatfldly
with licaiy lofts to the llf‘iitl and
body but could not overrun-in Ro-
senbloom'n point advantage. Thcre
were no knockdon-ns.
Babe Herman, veteran Now
featherweight, won a 10 round duri-
sion front l-Iddie Anllcrson. ”1".
Wyoming con-boy, in the scnli-tlnnl.
County League
Meets Tonight
York
l-‘oirtleld County llaslu-tliull lcurtllH
“ill hurt in tho \‘i'cstport "Y" tilts
owning. Several llinttrrs which llzlie
come up sincn the owning of the
court season will be thrush-3d out nt
this time.
The league has] been nicetlng with
success in nearly every city in the
circuit. The Noi'lrnlk outfit are prob.
ably liming morn trouble with small
attondincn at the gamcs than any
cf the other trams.
A gymnasium building which in»
ridden a swimming pool and ruli-
ning truck will two a (nature of the
now $1.850.0(l0 United States Vctcr-
‘l'ound bout in Hartford.
decision.
The directors and omcillls of tlio .
ans' Bureau hospital now under con--
atruction at Fort Snelling.
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m MEL-WW NORWALK CONN, TUESDAY, DECEMBER 14, 1926.
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ARMGRY FIVE
FACE BICKSLER
COURT OUTFIT
The Armory m. will face aim.
ler'a All-Stars at Colonial hell.
Bridgeport. tomorrow night. The
stars have still to win I. game on
their home floor and Manager I'ick
Seltenrich annolgiccrl last night that
his team is confident of victory over
the locals.
Tho llnnups:
Armory Pivo
All-Stars
Pagan H, Ahlstrend
It l-‘
Helfant Burns
Li".
Wetsherg Cassidy
C.
Sheehan Rourke
no.
Blacknian A. Ahlstrand
LO.
Persson Defeated
By Pat McCarthy
Psi lilcil'arthy. Boston heavy-
uclglit. roceivcd the decision over
Hurry Pcrsson of Sweden in is twelve
last night.
McCarthL weighed 176 and l‘crsson
1‘00.
hict'srthy proxided one of the
most decided upects of the year by
u-innl g the. twelvc-round decision
over he champion of Sweden. The
a lloirlinc edge for the
lrish iisttler. pleased tho'crowd.
McCarthy‘s ability to outbox Pers-
son brought him the verdict.
The acuii~finul between Al Fried-
man of Boston and Charley Peguii-
hlln of France ended disastrously for
the latter. who towards the close of
the eighth dud final round sank to
the canvas. Up to his collapse Beg-
lllllian had held the lend by e como
fortable margin. He battered his
heavier opponent. about the ring in
every round and to many it seemed
that he collapsed from sheer ox-
hauetion.
Friedman is being held by the
Hartford police pending the outcome
of i'egullllan's case.
Behrens Awarded
Lafayette Letter
Dill Bchrens. null of Mayor F.
William Behrcm of Bridgeport. and
former Central High school athlete.
“as among the ‘.‘l mt‘nibere of the
unlit-fooled Lafayette football team
to rec one letters in the annual ben-
quet from Coach Herbert G. Me-
I 'lackm Brhrt‘iln played regular
tackle from mid season and was not
replsccd in the annual game against
Lelilgli, an honor in itself.
Make Plans For
New Hockey League
There is talk of forming a hockey
league of teams representing West-
ciiestcr county. New York and Fair-
ticld county teams. Greenwich Field
lLlilli. “'oodiyny club of Sumford.
Scarrrlule. Briarcllff. Apawamls. New
l‘Lorhnllc. Stamford and Riverside
lire cxpcctcd to enter the league.
Games will be played on holidays
and on Sunday aftcrnoons.
M—o
IN FEW GAMES.
Jake Siege.
halfback. was
Princeton's great
in but few games
during the 19,6 football season In.
juries kcpt Single out of the lineup
lust “hon he was expected to prove
of biggest help to the Tlgers.1t was
his last year on the team.
.
8°
But‘th
readers
;-s.I ..W .
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ME people think they have to turn to vau-
deville or the movies or the comic strips to
L1: get their smiles.
.M
ought to see the smiles'that wise
this newspaper are collecting from
the A-B-C Classified hence every day. ,9.
They‘re the best kind of smiles, too—smiles of
satisfaction!
' There’s money-melting and time-saving
. faction for many of the needs of everyday life—-
.' right there is those colums ofinterestingiittie ads.
No matter what you want-an automobile,a
cook, a job-turn to the A-B-C Ads and turn
on a smile!
fitmw-‘lmmwr r
n: CLAssr
satis-
: ill.
CKARIJIE ROGERS.
When Charleyl Rogers. Penn's
great ball carrier. amassed a total
of 1.100 yards gained for ill" sea-
son of 1926. he had a. dl'l'ilnl of
great wealth and started to execute
it.
What would be more interesting
to football fans than "lied" Grunge
arrayed on the side of lhrL Now York
Yankee football tram amino the
{rent Charley Rogers of l'l nlzsyll'a-
liia?
Thai wan thc «in-um. llull-r \rr, it
required the tormlltlon of nnotliu‘
team with Rogers on the slur. He
took it. upon himself to gr-l together
such an aggregation
Enough lilru (ill the l‘oLllll
had finished thcir grid l"il't"l‘ this
ycar to make no A‘Ll3l‘clln tram
with fingers as tlic big lllfigl'lt‘l to
match the deeds of “Fling"
The plnyerg all agreed in trike a
chancrL with Regen; in his profes-
sional i-enturc. then ‘lil: uplwrslty
authorities got. wind of in: proposi-
tion and quickly qurlleri Ii.
Rogers only played tun seasons
on the Penn eleven. The fact that
he played a few minutes with Col-
gatc against Ohio Btetc a tow ses-
sone ago msdo him ineligillll- for
varsity competition ncxt scrlzlon‘
tram
ROGERS BEATS GRANGE’S RECORD
I
A Local Writer’s Slant
Roy Downs'
SPORT BARRAGE
And Elsewhere
On Sports in Noruaik
The amateurs will hold sum in
the Armory tonight. “ht-n liil- iced-
li‘rankie Ta: hes snout-tidal in at-
trectlng the cream of the boll-n. III
the county to this city. 15 or_ 20 lluuls
Ml! be run off.
luy Cohen of New Canaan and
punches in the feature bout of Ill"
evening. The amateur “ywr'lglll
championship of Fairfleld County
will go to the winner of tilts cl'lsli
This pair furnished the fans
plenty of action in thclr lost built in
the Armory and they should do th~
same tonight.
ring tonight. The popular local lulu-
tamwt-ight. will not return in the
form of a tighter. but. as u roll-n».
Tilt.- wrtter is unable to stain ulll-llnL:
Mulligan has decided to ghe up the
tint on 'fbm Donahue's staff of Mir
were or not.
his bout with Bud German twin
ing atmou puree will swup pullllies.W
Babe Denice of Denbury wxll swap:
\litll‘
fighting game and apply for .1 push ‘
Jack Delaney started training {or
..lack in not going in tool .iLLLllli 1 mill
Illll lllLllluiclglll :Llll lL .\ lionl
Iill N01“ .ilii .ll Lu. llll L Illt tillilll»
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ateur Bouts This Evening —— Red Men Lose
Isty Cohen And Denioo
In County Title Battle
_,._.—___.+___.___
Will Clash. For Flyweigllt CroWn -- Ray Davie
Fsoes Buck MoGuinnese—Other Stars On Bill
Record Crowd Expected to Attend.
INew Canaan Scores Oven
Indians 111 County Leag:
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team again emerged victorious last
night when they defeated the
Questionet e. by the score of 35 9
in a preliminary to the Fairfield
County League gama- in Noruulh
The Questioncttes. though lighter
than their opponents, and lacking
throughout so that the game “as.
more interesting than the score
would indicate.
Hazel Maloney. playing centér.
was the high point getter. getting
tour baskets in each of the two
periods. Irene Chontaa and Julia
Frenei also did some good scoring.
while Gertrude Pennington and Vera
"cheaters contributed with a. ban-
list. for eaoh.
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top lights For
3 After Dinner Orators
A new sure-fire scheme of red and
greenilghts for stopping after dinner
speakers has been applied effectively
in England.
When a post-prancial orator has
talked four minutes. or his alloted
time. I bit electric light glows near
the toeatmoeter's place. After an-
other minute a. red light flares. Then
the guests. by. previous instruction,
applaud until the speaker alt-down.
When the system was inaugurated
at a. Chemo»: of Counter” dinner
at muslin went smell cards all.
ed gaskets.“ rose-idol- the rats-
”vafilhfiinum
newgo one amooennty.
AMJml’n‘ew'nieuin
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COBB DID WELL.
Ty Cobb wound up his big league
career in quite fitting manner. The
GQOTgI‘ Peach hit .339. making 79
safeties in as many games. He
scored 48 runs and stole nine bases.
Amateur Bouts
Frankie Fay. mm
Ausplces
Combat nun. o. N. o.
ARMQRY ’
Tuesday, Dec. 14
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