The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-02-02
StratfOrd
THREE STAMFORD TEAMS
 WIN AT BASKETBALL, Kamolers Continue to Win and Sfiu Maintain An Unbroken Record AL though Up Against a Strong
 Team.

COul lS, ldSI nlSnL ana the winning streak of the RambIers themselves mas not yet been broken. Many of Ihe 1ans expected that the Ramblers would lose last night but they won against the strongest team they have yet met and won by a decisive mar gin As an exhibition of clean, scien- tl1lc playing the game last night could not be excelled. The Atlas club of New Haven was unable to meet its engagement so the O. K five was sent over to play the date. There was remarkable contrast between the members of the two teams The Ramblers are a remarkable aggrega- tion of long young men but shy long 1tucinaly- The O. K. men are short and thickset and with all remarka bly well developed and very muscular. They did some very pretty playing and showed that they were athletes in every sense of the word With all these advantages they were not able to put up game enough to win al, though they made the local five ex> tend themselves to the utmost Har- ry Flood was the centre of attraction on account of the nice clean trousers he wore and which originated d new departure in basketball uniforms. They were absolutely clean and beautifully creased.
 Ramblers 70. K" Flood JaraIla
 Right Forward Blamey Cross
 Left Forward
 IA e4A " t@ Ashe Grinde
 Right Guard Heig vingo
 Left Guard
 Score Ramblers 30, 70. K.'' 19. Goals Ramblers; Flood 4, Blamey S., Boards fouls. Grinde ?, Vingo l. Scorer Maurice Baker, Referee Ivan More house.
 The stratford High school five had the tussle of their existence last night when they beat the Arrows of Bridge port by a score of 8 to 4. The game was close and hotly contested from beginning to end. The visiting team was much older and heavier than the High school boys but the latter made up. in activity what they lacked in weight.
 s. H. s. Arrows Arnstead Ruppey
 Right Forward
 Left Forward
 Center
 Conine Aurillio
 Right Guard Stol Toppitzer
 Left Guard
 Score 5. H. s. s. Arrows 4. Referee The Rambler Juniors walked away from the German Juniors in an even ly matched contest which was not as easy as the score of 10 to o implies. Rambler Jrs. German Jrs, McQuillan Jablonski
 Right Forward King Prick
 Left Forward Baldwin Gilleo
 Centre
 Garry Jablonski
 Right Guard Hale Dobblestein
 Left Guard
 
 o. Referee Ashe.
 The Ramblers will go to NorwaIk on Monday and play a strong team there. On Thursday the Norwalk boys will play the return game here. On Saturday night the Ramblers will play the strong Meriden team in their own hall.
 The Chat Noir club will give a. val .7th at >Redmen's hall. The affair will be one of the most interesting of the season. Finklestone will furnish the music and there will be novel hunt which is expected to cause much amusement. The promoters are Vim cent Sexton. Emmet Beardsley, Carl Andrews Fred Garry, Louis Bristol. Housatonic grange will give a dance in their hall this evening, at which the Stratford string orchestra led by music. The affairs given by the grange are always well attended ana interesting
 The annual masquerade party of the dancing school taught by Miss Bessie Houghton will take place on Friday afternoon of next week. Ihls affair will end the first term of the school and will be of interest not only to the participants but also to those spectators who who are invited. In these days when almost every thing in turned out by machinery 1t is gratifying to find that the old | fashioned skilled artisans are not all of the past H. C. Lowell & Co. has just delivered to the Cupheag Club a coffee urn made en- tirely by hand by Lou Beardsley who is in the employ of the Lowell firm. The urn is a work of art as well as a durable and well constructed affair: It holds five gallons and will be used in the periodical feeds of the club. The adoption degree will be con ferred on two candidates at the meet ing of the Okenuck tribe of Redmen | on Monday night.
 At the meeting of St. Johns lodge, F. A. NJ, Tuesday night, two cand1- dates will receive the third degree Housatonic lodge, N. E. O. P. en- tertained a large number of visitors from neighboring towns last nlghI when the newly elected officers or the Warden James L. Christie of Bridge port conducted the installation. ReI treatments were served and social session followed the business meeting. The members of the sewing circle of OronoQue Rebekah lodge with thelr gentlemen friends met at the centre l last night and proceeded to the home of Mrs Adelaide Morehouse on Strar- ford avenue where they made a so- ,iaI call on both Mrs. Morehouse and her son "Cy'' who Is undergoing re- pairs to a broken leg. An abundance of good things to eat were taken along and a pleasant evening was passed. The party found "Cy'' stumping about on crutches but as good natured as ever. The men played cards With i.cv', and the ladies passed the even ing in agreeable manner. "Cy's" phy- sician will remove the plaster cast from the broken limb next week when the patient expects to get about as well ever.
 The condition of Mrs H. Leroy Lewis was reported by her physicians as slightly improved this morning. Mrs. Lewis is still in a desperate con dition however, and her friends are awaiting for future reports with much |