e
For
Member Hits Over 300 Mark—~Elks Lose In
mung League -- DoWuey Turns In High
. k .
Fruiternal league were in (the. shape
= on the Clifford Valleys
‘ night. all Vtive men pinning over 800.
in- three strings. - Olson was high
with 83‘.
Barnes rolled with the Moose. and
the Red Men took two out of three
at 388 tor the Elks and D‘oWney
roiled 347 for the Red Men.
ioliows: .
earns “WV
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tomes follow: ‘
MOOSE
Ri'zzo 105113
B. Goncli 110 91
DlScala. ........§ '15 118
Williams ........ 94102
J Tonnes .......-89 97
night's
411—7314
94493
tin-.286
121—317
101-257
- ..
-473 5‘0 500 1503
...”... 91‘”
.....107116
115 111
503 513 553 1571
ms 127.103-3311
-V so 96—186
457498 41:0 1_I:
. REDMEN
........VV100‘
92
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;.
117
85
88.
89’
9'!
1309347
.—-—111
88—369
1014—293
101—278
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Heredity has played its pal": in
«producing a. new generition or box-
on in America, says Georges Care
lor. who concedes to the‘ other
Vida of the 'Ailantie a vast superior.
n the iistic gurus. .. .. , .
in the last tew sears. Carpeutler
admits. the old 'inbeatnllee" have
take their placer.
__s. a come new men of iron. them-
lies sons of fighters. who are en-
Wed abrive all wiiha tremendous
titty to take punishment. »
, ‘ That is 311- there intent-«to. like.
ishment.” Car-pentier declared.
and the Americans are the greatest
tors of that ability. Hit- them as
as you can} tor eight. te'no:
Ven rounds; your arm ‘Wili wear
tend it attects them little": ,V V
A bowm'sweepstnlfes trifle be
it on tho Clii‘lord alleys‘ next
..beginning Monday night. end
told that a large number o: lo-
boWierswill be entered in the
V. 11? entry will roll seven games.
Vhlgh total to count. Last year
Weepsuikes was conducted tor
than teams. in which 15 teams
cined.
. hugles of battle. the marches
.0! peace; . .. 0‘
t..West. north and south. let the
V_ fang quarrel cease; .
Bill! the song of great joy that the
ngels begsnsV ‘
”the glory to God And at go'od-.
The Grotto team or bowlers in the: A ’
Thursday ,
The Grotto won tWoV ot the three '
' from the Bike. Noack rolled a. string . ‘
0 The standing at the teams now is .
“.1019.
1:23-307 ;
VHS—+801 V V
115—301 .
ION-325 -
108-334 ¢
‘ ELKS .
Marine so as 77—4—3621
._..... an 87 ass—357
...... 91 95»1ooJ—212
......”..st -—’37
died Highest.
. others.
I;
finishing up.th Friday night: it is I‘ll!!-
over big.
. Rose.
in on it.
'n.‘ H. “(MEAN
After a disastrous year in loot-
ball. University or Iowa's basket-
ball team. led by ,Uaplaiu it. 11.
flogan.'onc or the best, guards in
5-313 Ten circles. hopes to restore
lunch of the lost prestige. ion-a
tied. tor‘VVBig Ton honors inst scu-
son and has an experienced sound
working under Coach S'sni Barry.
V Greenwood was elected to the honor
' be played at tho Center Junior Iiigh
_ with the strong Staples High school
w ters V “core Victory ——
norm]:
Will. our
SEASON soot
coach Perry Beau Picks
Squad —l-‘ Felix Mace ls
Captain.
Coach Perry Bean 0: the Norualk
High school basketball team picked
the first and second teams at a prac-
tice held yesterday afternoon at the
Norwalk Auditorium. ml-‘eiixv Mace.
""‘ team
I
.1, who has played with the
for the past two years was elected
captain of the iirst team and Ralph
position of the seconds.
The first some or the season will
school gymnasium. Tuesday evening.
basket toesere furnishing the oppoai~
lion. ‘lloth teams have practiced
hard for the struggle and a. tine
some is expected. it will be the third
game of the season for the visitors
but the locals. under the watchful
eye of Coach Bean have progressed
rapidly and should «left-at the West-
porters.
James Mead. Dare l-‘ronlcr. Ed-
win Cliarioti. William Flynn. Felix
Mace. Malcolm Golden. Dan i’crl-
man. Knox McGowan. William Hitler
and Steve Hadik were picked for
the first team but Conch Benn has
not as yet decided which five men
will take the floor against. the visi-
tors. Tuesday. He oxpccin to give
all or them it. chance. Knox lilo-
(iowan was a salesman in it local
store for the past few Weeks 111)..
has not attended pinctice but Couch
ilcun saw enough of him wliilc,ho
did uticnd practice to know that he
will prove to bc :1 valuable luau. l-lo
wlfi be back on the team niicr Xmas.
The second team consists of:
Ralph Greenwood. Phil Brown. Al
Poincik. Ed Raymond. Leo Nevaeky.
Irv Golden. Art Amricn. Charles
(‘zilicrtn llowurd Show and Bernard
Fitzgerald.
"a 1
R0) Downs'
SPORT BARRAGE
A Lecal Writer’s Slant On Sports in‘ Norwalk
Audit Elsewhere
It. is the writer's duty to soy
sonic-thin; in this column c1 cry day.
some days 1 have more to say then
My mind is a blank Just at
present. and as I start. to Write i
really don‘ t. Imon “hat I am going
to say. As the typewriter acts
warmed up it will probably say it
for nié. \\'cu here goes.
Down" in Jersey City. Monday eve-
ning. Jack Delaney and Bud Ger-
man will snap punches This bout
is like a. singed eat it. \1 ill be better
than it looks. I am under the im~
ofpr‘esaion that this pair will give the
tons plenty of action. German is
‘ out‘to Win and he is bound to give
Bridgeport Jack plenty of aroubie.
That.bout.bct\vccn Georgie Canon
and Nouns Mulligan wouldn‘t. go
over bod. Cunoo is a tool good but-
" tier and has been cutting a wide
swath among the page in and
around New York city. it Amer
can be induced to don the gloves
the bout would probably go
Mulligan has been work-
ing hard ‘15.; the, past several months
and-is" in pretty good condition. He
would have little trouble getting
ready for the scrap.
There has some talk 0! Drive
Steve Bella and Frankie
Fay putting on the show. but Dave
says that he’ doesn't think .he will go
Maybe the Twin City
Sporting ,club or Frankie and Steve
‘ will put it 0\ er. The bout looks like
anatural. and should. come near
' drawing s. crowd as 18.156 as the one
that attended the Muillgan-Esposito
scrap. ‘ ‘
will 19 man awaited. .
icltlgsn; Bacchus.
Alaiistua:
.Syrarnse; "Brads.
Stallion]: ‘ nudtrro.“
li’ ll ‘
lllll: Tharp .
irhllorel. New;
Mil.
scented minim. Southern (‘slllornlm
his Sinai-p6.
nunsylo
‘gomory up in Boston.‘ Monday cre-
"nrrangcd bétween the New Canaan
Jack Sharkoy. wluncr Vorcr Harry
Wills is slated to battle Sully Mont-
ning. Sully should give Jack more
oposltion than llomcr Smith furnish-
ed the other evening. sully is much
younger than Humor and is danger-
ous. lie will have to be watched or
he may slip one over on Jack.
Montgomery is no newcomer to the
sporting public. Not so many years
ago he appeared-at Cambridge and
along with Bo iiiclviillian and several
other Centre college grid stars pro-
ceeded‘to run the Harvard eleven
ragged. After graduating from Cen-
tre. Montgomery decided to take up
the gentle art 01‘ prize fighting as a
mean! 0! earning a living.
More.
7 Coming.
Cliilord Bowler;
in New Canaan
M .
V America of match games has been
bowlers and the team representing.
the Clifford alleys. which is to start
in New Canaan next Tuesday night
The second game in the match will
be rolled on the Clifford alleys next
Thursdaynight. The teams will roll
for the best two out at three on each:
alley. f .
Those making up the Clittord‘
teani will he Merino. Hollywood.
K1ance.W1iliams. Seneca and You-
has
The storage level at the cost at
living in Great Britain on the first.
or October, 1926,1133 7d per cent
ebbi'e «that. of July. 1914.
....
A member of the lily family. the
Joshua. tree. is a true desert growth.
TOUGHEST ASSIGNMENT IN MAJORS
By BILL): EVANS.
’I‘iic tOughcst assignment in lli':
major lcngucs. That is what Lack
Mchiiisicr look upon his shoulders
‘ when he accepted the iuanugcmvnt
oi the Cleveland Indians. ‘
As successor to the colorful 'l‘ris
Speaker. he has nothing to shoot at
but the pennant. pole. Cleveland fin-
ished a hot second last season. in
better Speaker's flowing he must
in in the American League champion-
ship.
Jack hichllistcr .. has nothing
much to gain if he delivers, an the
fans tigum he eiiould. while failure
means plenty of "razzbcrries."
it he should win the pennant with
the team that. finished runner~up lo
the Yanks in 11126 a majority of the
fans will merely stretch. then yawn.
and any; e
"Why shouldn’t he win with a club
like Speaker turned over to him 1'"
Should he tell to win the pennant.
worse yet. should the lndians finish
lower than second. what a. yell will
go up!
"Who told that guy he could
manage a ball club?" will be the
brie! manner in which his failure
will be dismissedni"
When I looked Cleveland ball club
over at Lakeiand. Fla.. last spring. I
was far from impressed. I like the
would be extremely lucky to break
into the first division.
I doped three clubs. Washington.
Philadelphia and Detroit. on super-
ior: St. Louis, Chicago 'and‘ New
York on a par with the Indians and
only Boston as interior.
The first- named trio. of clubs
showedn complete reversal at term.
St. Louis also. whileNew York play—
spirit of the club. but I figured it»
rd over its liuul and Chicago
ran true to form. I
Sovernl things. some of ”will m-
nionc
tlicr unexpected. made :1 pennant
contcndnr out of the Cleveland club
that looked no better than a prob-
abir: lirst- division team.
The pitching on the whole. was the
host in the American League. foo»
lured by George Uhic‘s sensational
work. With one pitcher stepping as
did the are of the Cleveland stall
last tic-neon. it adds :1 fooling or con-
fidence to tlm entire cluh.
George Burns. playing his four-
teenth season in the lfliiViOI'E‘. limit his
greatest your. living voted the most
valuable plny‘rr in tho ‘Ailicrt‘an
League. ‘
Fred Sinirgoon performed
liantiy at second nnd‘ seemed
mnltc most of his base: hits when
they would. win hull ironic-s. Joc
Seiii‘ll. plincd own hotter than us-
ual at short and there are few if any
his equal.
Luke Sowell. back of the but. had
a grout year and upset the caiculn.
lions or many of the experts. who
figured him just a second stringer.
Will all these players “rim-m up
to the high standard or 1926': 1
have my doubts in several cases.
I fear the innswill expect too
much from McCaliister who has been
given a club that received the breaks
most of last season. A winning club
always seems to get the breaks.
Jack McCallisier is it. great follow.
it 'smnrt baseball man. lie under-
stands hunian nature. is nlwaye the
diplomat. He should make a most
capable pilot for, he has all tile bick-
ground necessary to success.
Cleveland Inns mustn't be too crit-
ical .should not expect too much. to:
i seriously doubt it his bad club is
q'ultn as iwrong as the lane believe
it is.
l‘ril-
to
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THIRTEENst N0 JINX FOR THIS LAD
we
seven
THREE MID— WEST ’10th
WIN PLAYGROUND AWARDS
“’ENDELI:
urge hands are e most valuable asset in husband Such being the
case; Wendell Venue or Vnos Angola. cent. a Vuephew at "the great Bessy.
should he s big success. Here he is Bring up to his capitation, holding
fill one hand and six in the other.‘is in all. peering also that,
unlike roost hail tuners. he isn‘t superstitious. The youngster tithes
on: is. is 5 member 'or the Sam an. rye school .1... A“
VANCE
. i i ‘ i ‘ ‘
The 11...... Foundation. ‘whioh‘
uttered the‘ prizes. Will Shortly libr-
nerd checks 62.5500 each-f to 1 the. .
-Green Bay .Park
‘score the victory.
W
llFE GUARDS
SCORE OVER
THE 'lNDlANS
The Score. Was 24-15 -—
Larry McMahon Is Star
of Contest.
Tho Conipo Life Guards defeated
the Vl'lcd Mon, 24 to 15. last night in
“‘estport, coming from behind to
liiciiahon led
the attack in the sccond .118” after
the Guards were behind 11 to 7 at
the end of the first half.
‘Thc score:
COMPO fiUAl‘ll'lS.
anzone‘ri Beats Graham
Young Bantam
In Mat '
TRIPLE ARROWS
SCORE OVER
MARVIN BEACH
Howell Leads In Scoring—-
.league-liad considerable edge over
"Shows Form
.1801! Square Bout
Very Little Heavy Hitting -- Will Probablv Be
Matched With Champ — Verdict of
Unanimous—8, 411 Fans Attend Battle.
Judges
Tony Cannon—:11. the I"ii“r)“" 1
young haulaimvciglii.ot \Ylillpi“
burg. gave Busiicy Gl‘tiiltilil 1h»:
prise or his life at Madison Mu.
Garden last night. unrl ouii-m 1
him 111.1 ir-u-rounri item, which .
fought us much with the foil
with the fists.
At first. Graham's stiiu [00’in l .
zoncii and he was puzzled in 1.1
ilrst few rounds. ("rinznnv‘ri chm" I
that he “on Just an email as. (hm.
ham and adopted the dancing 1
0d; of his opponent and poiml :11
Victory from him with .‘z ii:l1!"i.i‘
of l‘lgh‘s and lofts which um:
ilvqrod when Graham was in full :‘v -
treat.
Boil) boxers were busier with iiin
feel than with their gloved hau.‘
Graham trusted to his foot to (w
him out of. r‘nnzoncri's v.11, .
’l'ony show-d that hr '11: 13 (mm 4
his feet than lli‘ L‘OUlitill‘; in}. i .
Lilia. .
A L‘rmid of Emil] tight lu'”
ha'l born somewhat bored 'illli A
greater part of tire owning,
forth into n loud rlomonsirnlim : -‘
1"“
Cnnzonuri n‘lirn he took lilo. l--.‘
aviay from ,(irnliflm in tin; {Guru
rovrii.
(”in-iliam “as ilOC‘ix’Ii 1.. w.-
Cliarlv‘y l‘liii Rosnulw-ri: for tin» i ,‘ «
tomwright title. ill tin; nor-1‘ u “
January. but ultrl‘ i‘i‘lllg ouisim 1‘ "
and ourpointml |1;.‘ ("111113011111 IN
night. the, \Villiamsluirg 1le 111:: \' ir- ‘
iliv‘ assignmcn‘.
in the main l‘wui iiil'ulium unit.“ ‘ r,‘
115 1—'_‘ pounds, iV'nnzoncri 12". (‘1' <
zoimri limped from his cox-nor in a ..
first unit i—‘f'lil :1 lift in Ci‘Tiilul‘ '1 V
law lici‘ori: tin: laiin-r 1;;01 out. of in !
cmnr-r, Graham then (13110ch a“. "
from Tony. who pursued liim dun
godly for the rcmniudrr of 11.1
rgum] Graham's bouncing. 3:1 11 an!
naivay style puzzled t’:iliZOll“’i'1.
Many Players Buy
_ Big League Club
Four clubs in ihr‘ Aurora .1 1 !
league sent as. many or t") lll‘jilz'.‘
into a baseball game during 1M
1926 season. The clubs '0 1 :‘r‘
Washington. Tiiiiadeiplii- E 1
anderYOIk.linApi:ll."..1.~‘ l
of Red $01 graced the but Fl vvr‘. 5..
of them pitchers A iilflli l'
Manager "Bucky" iinriis of the =1.
ators used :0 players. '11.: ANN!“ 1
shot '20 names into the box ecu-I“).
when they played the Tigers on AU~
gust ‘30. and the Yonkers used 'l
similar number against Mack's gal-..—
on August 31.
The grcntv‘st number of turn in
one game was 35. (in July 11>, Clu-
cago Used 18 players and Philadri-
phlazi'l. On June 24. Philadelphia,
marched out 16 players against the
Senators who came back with 13.
Pinch Hitters
Led . Regulars
W
hitters in the
Pinch American
the regulars last season. Frequently
men were culled upon to pinch hit
and then continued in the game, but
rating them as pinch hitters only.
the list is‘headed by Mike Gazelle. of
the Yankees. who had an average 01
.444 in ten games.
The real leader. however. is Herd.
schell Bennett of the St. Louis
Browns. with a. mark of .438vin :0
games. He was at bat 2‘s times and
cracked out a dozen blows. Gene
Robertson. a teammate of Bennett}.
Who hardly hit his weight as a. regu-
Vlar. proved himself a .40') hitter in a
pinch.
" i 1:. 1“. Pin. Amundsen Plays Good
. unn I ” e. 0
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“Mignon i 4 2 The Triple Arrow basketball team
E. Quinn 2 1 5 defeated the Manin Bench live in
5cm...“ 1 1 Community hall, Thursday night by
__ __ .. the score of 30-"6. 'lhis is the fourth
9 it "1 straight uin {or the Triple Arron
, .. RED ‘ilEV. ‘ combination.
(1. p. l m. Amundsen and Dunn fceiured tor
i‘ourt l 3 5, the Arx‘ows. each of them making
prim. .1 .. 1» four baskets. l‘iowcll was the best
Mueller _ 3 ., ... bet for 1110 Iliariin llcnch icam. roll-
Asimun . n l 1 11m: up 13 Winte-
I’luwcliyn 0 n n ‘ The ”CO”-
(".‘n‘anagh ; o i .i - Tlxil’le ARROHS
Kelly . ..... . i n g: G 1" Pts
.. ... --.;Amundscu. rf 4 . (l s
5 5 ”lint-r.” u (I o
. Rctcroemhiuhoucy, , Dunn. i: 4 l 9
__ (spoildlrg.......... 2 l 5
LEDOFi‘llii‘riS‘ . ...... 2 0 4
Ashbrook ........ 2 1)
Westport League -_ L- _‘
I 14 ‘..‘ 30
individual .\\'€‘i‘;lgf-s MARVIN 1315:1in
11. 1’1“. A1 " V 1“"
5.11“.“ IIIIIIIIII .. . .. :1. V3“: lull Ovcvtou. rt .......... ‘J H I 4
,3. Rum” 1.7 21:11 9.; lluni‘ll. 1r .. o x 13
Godfrey W. 30 256.3 05 l-laruilimnc 1‘ J 6
\V “WW“ . so 7839 M Olson. rg ..... ..;... 1 l 3
Hump“, 27 2559 M Andcrson, lg ..... 0 ‘1 0
O'Connell. 3n {.1 9‘ .. ”_ "
J. lfinzatn . ...... 30 3.911 1‘: H ‘ m
Hells ....... . ........ till 2781) 92
Lindwnll ..... “o 3751‘ 91 B k b 11 R
1:) Fable ..... . 50 3731 91 {is 8t a CSUIES
Walsh ...... .. .. ‘19 L’lHil 91 ' ___-....
35'”;;'blé‘z:zj:j::z:z' 32 3:7: 38 Harvard. 43; Boston c. :‘o.
Hubhcli ......... 3” :7"; ;‘0 Syracuse. ~17; Clarkson Tech. 11.
W. Bear-ta. .... " " M) 211;; tin Rutgers. 35: Union. ‘19.
Drisccii‘ ‘‘‘‘‘‘ 7‘; 24;; :10 Michigan 31'; Cornell, .la. 23 .
J_ Snifl‘cn .. ' ii: iii? :10 Dickinson. 36‘, Alfred. 84
Prior .. """r on “Wei; L, Rochester, 46; Hobart. 1‘5.
Gallagher ...... .. :0 .f‘Wl 5;. itiiiiamsnii; Reneeelaor. 40.
ii‘orgoflr """ x” 36“”: :‘q hpsala. ti“; St. Francis. :5.
<1 ........ , ...... .... 3.... .. Dcpnuw. 3.42 Purdue. 20.
‘ one ‘‘‘‘‘‘‘‘ - 0" JG“ 5’3 l-‘rnukiiu Collcgc. 27: Wisconsin.
.in-lcrson 1‘? 2396 SS 24.
Luciano ......... it. 1331 $8 'iiiddicbury, 35.; St Stephens 18.
Hall :10 2603 so mansiillo. 29; Wabash. 24.
Lunuy so 259‘: $6 , i.‘_Laurence. 37; Crescent 'A. (1..
Kennedy ......... . .24 2065 so 32.
Suzio_ ..... :9 3491 55 D; “‘11:, Clinton, is; Stuyvesant.
L. Jones .. ...... ..... 30 251'" Si 11’.
Welcii ...... :9 2146 84 Thus Jctiervon, 21', Manual Train-
Clark .‘3 194‘: 84 ing. 11
Northrop ........ 30 2503 $3 Erasuiiis Hall 11'. Bryant 11'. 8..
“181181) . ..... 212015 8.". 17.
“1.101193 6 491: 82 NthOWHH 2.31 Polv'l'echiay.
h’cith ..... .. . . 30 3-157 81 Wes. ll
1.. Snifi’cn ........... :‘T Sufi-i 7? mauhattan FL, 3:; Concordia
‘Tcani Averages firep. '31-
' G. P. l‘. .11 Manhattan Prep. 77 Saunders
Rounde s :50 11209 173 Tech (i‘onkr‘rS). 11. ‘~
Fire Co pany .10 1105': 357 Loyola. 19; Adelphi. ‘11.
independents 30 10925 361 Horace “am 31? “MW“
Engineers . ......... 30 10537 361 School- 13-
“m... Company 31) 10795 359 Rogis High School. 35: All IIVaVl-
Bank ............ so 1n294 s43 1"‘15' 34-
Flil‘vcrs so 10146 ass Em“? High 501W” 34‘ ”NM“?
‘1 ....... i " “‘3“
Post ( ihceTeam Siagndini; “1 6 Yonkers Commerce H. S. 31:}!
\i. I... 1“. C. S. of Commerce (N. 1‘. i. 18
Rounder: ....... 24 G 800 BMW!“ E' H‘ S" 23‘ East Side
Engineers ....... 2010 667 3* H‘ S" ’1
Fire Company 19 11 63.3 BATTERYZINHZDMBAT
independents 1911 63.) , .
Water Companv ...... . 1614 533 I‘RAIN DEED MONDAl
Bank 10 30 5,33 Battery 0 and the Combat Train
Flivvers . . . . . . . . _ . .. 6 24 can will hold a joint drill in the Armory.
Post Otiicom........ . .. 6 :4 200 Monday evening. Jan. 10. Staff Ser-
Records scant. Martin will show a' series of
ghsingie. Gallaghel’ ........ 137 instructional films toihe members
:11 markiess. Prior and Walsh 93 of both companies following |the
High total. E Brown ....... 318 drill.
High tthnl single. Fire Company 420 , _
—-Advcrtise in The Sentinel.
High teani total. Independents 1178
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