Pae Four THE BRIDGEPORT TIMES Saturday, Oct: 15, 1921 rts And Mohawks OfMeriden Clash Here Bridgepo- Sunday OUTDOOR SPORTS HERE'S A SHOCK! By Tad Football 1 LOCAL BALL CLUB ow ONLY BROKE EVEN Sport By GEORGE E. FIRSTBROOK. Monarch Although the past admissions to Nwfleld Park totaled between 80.000 ANDERSON PLEASED and 90,000 in the 1921 baseball sea- son, an increase over last season, I RGES WEIGHT LIMIT there were no mountain high profits OVER VICTORY OF according to Clark Lane, Jr., presi- FOR FOOTBALL ELEVENS dent of the Bridgeport Baseball club. 3"he guessing slats of fans who have D, H. S. RUNNERS New Haven, Oct. 13 John Heis-ma- n, been estimating the profits of the lo-c- the University of Pennsylvania club all the from $10,000 to coach and formerly of Georgia way came In The 520.000 have been badly shattered, CHICK CREATON. Tech, out today Yale according to Mr. Lane's dope. By Daily Xews favoring decision of "We managed to break about even Minus the services of six members ffkvthsll plrvon in three lnsses . and' are well satisfied," said Mr. Lane of its regular squad, through ineligi- Iieavywe-ights- middleweights and ( yesterday. bility, the Bridgeport High School Hill lightweights. The weights at which ' Albany Jumps Expensive. and Dale team easily won over the he would make the classification 'Mr. Lane explained that while the Bristol High Run yesterday afternoon are 165. 155 and 145 pounds. He ' were ex- by a score of 23-3- 2. stated that he felt that many of the htae crowds good the heavy n-n- panse involved in theMbng jumps, Matty Skane. the Red and Black m i lijuncB ui leeeiit years especially to Albany, shaved the home captain, easily ton the race, finishing l would have been prevented if this profits considerably. At no time on 50 yards ahead of Cleveland, the first ( division had been put into effect. their visit to Albany last season did Bristol man. who had to fight hard . lie alluded to the fact that wrest- -' trfe local club receive over the guar- (o beat Paul Bucker, one of the Hill- ling (aod boxing are safeguarded antee. top recruits. Skane's time was 15 i by the weight classifications and lowing to the financial depression minutes. 5 4- -5 seconds. Cleveland, advocated changes by the Football aid an- extended trolley car strike the the Bristol captain, completed the Rules Committee, by State Lcgisla-- ) club was but 2 2 mile course in 15 minutes lures or college "Faculties which will Albany a heavy lose.r, 4- 3ichael Hawkins. the owner, is a 26 seconds. Bticker's time, who ) similarly protect football. sgimester and stuck the season out. came in third with the Hilltop colors, I Providence Wants Franchise. was 15 minutes artd 4,0 secohds. S Before the season closed rumors The meet brought otu a batch of College football leaps into the i wire rife that a Providence syndicate promising material for the Red and Jwjas willing to buy the Albany fran- Black, namely Bucker and Vanger, sport spotlight today. chise, and it is that before who finished ninth. It was the first Yale followers in possible time that Vangor ever covered two Bridgeport the annual Eastern League meeting and a half miles. Moorey, another and in Haven Sn. December the deal may material- fin- DoeS" A: vicinity are New ize. of. the new men for the Hilltops, who One McCann said the other day ished fourth. closely followed by today seeing the game between ritj was his belief that Providence Tellsmen the barefoot boy of the up- the Blue and Williams which an ideal to state team. ylould make acquisition Matty Skane has made much better the two tie circuit. in races, but to brings colleges, together ; not time previous owing McCann. by the way, has sign- the hilly course and little contention on the gridiron for the first time et! any contract to continue on the offered, the Red and Black skipper rrianagerial end of the local club next fell back of his time record of 14 in 23 years. season; his 1921 contract not expiring minutes and 12 seconds. to ujitil Nov. 1. But Mr. Lane stated was According the dope filter- sat-iafi- As Manager Billy Lee ineligi- yesterday that the club was well ble, Schwertle was appointed acting Crack Mohawk Football ing from the Yale with McCann. and that he Coach Al Anderson was Paddock through where-McCan- n manager. Series Echoes Spurns to make arrangements very well pleased with the showing eampfiring the past few days will continue here noxc new is obsessed made, by the men, and Team Of Clashes Tad Jones has a wealth of ma-teri- al efajson. with the notion that his athletes will Meriden N, Y. For Year Hart ford "s Profits S5.0O0. next meet with the for the of a, star I te capture Saturday's 15 According to up-sta- dope the as the who IjOS Angeles. Oct. Robert makings club was Yale Freshman, regulars Mensol out, eupid. unassisted. , Hartford the biggest money were unable to compete yesterday was which With Locals Tomorrow Bocal followers will be team, and it is certain that after rrrkcr' in the league, Jim Clarkin's will be. in harness. Tliat the play interest- athletic between and ed baseball Inns here yesterday somewhat disappointed to learn the first half is a num- -' IoIits ranging $25,000 er played $30,000. when they learned the big right-field- Sunday's Football Iancun. that Charlie Paddock, world's Pitts-fiel- Mohawks. lit' candidates will be T Little is credited as being OUT TO of the Xew ,York Yankees Greco Bridgeport. To e.liampion and record holder for pushed -, STRATFORDS In left end "allahan seen the next best money maker with $15.- was expected to arrive Los Schoski Ma Experts Explain 100 yards, will not be in into the to show on Angeles next week to marry his left tackle lone ill Xew York for at game their 0)0 the right side of the ledger, Kcnnev competiton Pad--doc- with next with childhood playmate and high left guard Pjura least a year. A month ago k vorth under fire. Waterbury $10,000. DEFEAT WATERBURY school classmate. Miss Edith Co- Kroeliel centre Browne Football Code announced that he intended wan. Brost right guard Mays Rugby to come to Xew York and enter Although several of Yale's injured O'Lieary risbt tackle Mullins first-strin- g BRASSCO PINNERS F.Iliott Princeton University to take up players. Cross; O'Hearn, " Xew York, Oct. 15-- A novelty right end Brady For the purpose of lo- a special course in English. Cutler, Quaile and Batty, have prac- "We're jerein,g to trim Hart Grunwald enlightening Hii-sho- n invi-tato- n "Waterbury. for Broadway is promised in the quarterback cal football players, managers and Hugh K. sent an tically recovered, Coach Jones plans declared Manager Joe Stavola today, of Watte the P. Kroebor len halfback Bakos coaches on lo Paddock to in to use the same which he has POST GOOD SCORES as he was airing bis opinions on the appearance Hoyt. Oeslnger halfback Moshier Rugby rules, John Field, compete lineup A. C- - football J sensational Yankee pitcher and C. right of this city .former Yale gridinor star, the Wilcox A. A. games in Febru- used in the earlier games. It is like- Stratford Waterbury world's series hero, in a set of Keener fullback Corst and of Yale ary- Paddock wrote back ly, however, that Cross and Becket nontext to be staged tomorrow after- en- Bennett. Hallopin. Gaynor Hunt Charley Comerfcrd the that noon in the Brass "My team songs and dances for a week' s substi- - coaching staff, will dissest the rules lie had every intention of coming will be sent into the second half of "Excellent scores are being in City: gagement beginning tomorrow Good, Richardson, Calhoun, and conduct a "Question Box" at the to Xew York but a matter oc- today's game. Brassco posted has had two stiff workouts this week Iteisenwebor's. Waite's tutes for Bridgeport- - on vs. the Bowling League compet- and all of the players are in tip-to- p evening, in This is the for tomorrow's Recreation Gym Stratford avenue, curred a few weeks ago which Princeton Xavy. ition on Kelly's alleys. The Indu- he added. Coach Ivan More- father. Ed Hoyt. was a famous lineup Wednesday night, according to an an- bis and be now finds The Princeton-Nav- y contest tops shape," football between Ga-ha- upset plans are the with minstrel man of the last genera- game the Bridgeport nouncement made P. V. n it to come Fast. the gridiron bill of fare and strials leading procession house entertains the same opinion as A. & A. and Mohawk team of Meri- the. today by impossible there is today Isix wins and no defeats, the Produc- that the Stratford will tion. A of Boa;d of Recreation.. All much betting on the result next in 5 Stavola, bring den. contest of the exciting brand interested in in- inside and outside of cir- ers being line with wins and home the bacon. is as the Silver aggre- the Rugby game are collegiate 1 defeat. Berg and Dell are tied will the Xew York. Oct. 18 The gov- promised City vited to attend. cles. Both have veterans teams and Stavola take following collected from gation is rated as one of the strongest Later on the should be a whirlwind af- fcr high singles honors .each having sciuad of to the ernment $90,023 semi-pr- o the Board of Recreation Johnson To Work game Pro-!- warriors Waterbury, series outfits in the state, while to a fair. Last season the were vic- a score of 115: Locoovolle of the ; start being made from Avon Park aty the world's baseball games, eleven is made of plans have similar session wlien Tigers three-strin- g 1 to n. statement made by the Bridgeport up' basketball rules will be torious 14 to 0. dueers has the highest o'clock: Ivilbride, Humphreys, Ab- according In- the fastest obtainable. The interpreted. to with 297: Morris-se- y, Frank K. Bowers, Collector of players Harvard supporters figure that the 'performance date high bott, Iinquist, Cook, Bergen. M. .hawks will be accompanied here Crimson should Single without mark. Martin Tool Duncan. Johnson. Kinnegan, ternal Revenue. a of rooters which ere Sunday not encounter any Room, 94; high team single. Produc- Tekey, Donaldson, by big delegation "LITTLE SERIES" WILL difficulty in defeating Georgia Univer- ers. 3 liyno, Sherillo, will insure plenty of excitement. sity in the Cracker State. The 466; high team total, strings-- F'ackow and Funk. Mos-hie- play-righ- t today A George is slated to Johnson will be here tomor- Crimson finished Saw Material, 1343. big crowd of Stratford fans have TOURNEY Mosh-ie- r Jerk players up their made CROQUET halfback for the locals. row to "promenade" before the training in Georgia for the and arrangements to take in the in recent workouts has been dis- BE RESUMED TODAY & fray gam- and will make the in auto Bridgeport A. A., members of the should not have any difficulty in win- IS buses. trip playing all of his former speed and Bridgeport Boxing Commission and ning by five or six touch downs, so QUINTAN AFTER IS NEARING CLOSE lias been off considerable avor-dup'o- is local Johnson will the wise acres taking to sport writers. give say. ML which will add his playing . Bait imore Oct. 15. The a boxing exhibition before Fordham vs. Villanova. V II. A. VS. OAKS privateabove-name- lo- - ability. son series between the Ba!t:iore In the d persons in some Another game- near home that is ex- DUCKPIN HONORS American Chain employes are get- Browne, former Colgate star., is also ternational and the Louisville Amer- cal gym. It was the original plans citing considerable attention among The Y. M. II. A., .Irs., will .lash ting a lot of sport in the croquet in the focal lineup, and will play at ican Association baseball teams will to have the former work out in Xew Bridgeporters is the Fordham-Villa-nov- a Twin center. Big are expected of be this was shelved. contest. Critics the Ford-lia- m the Oaks, tomorrow afternoon tournament, the second round of things ex- continued today, with dailv games Haven, but program say Team No. 6 is showing the way in at Reardsley Park. 3:30 o'clock. The which was concluded yesterday. J. Drone this season His four years scheduled until the winner of the se- Johnson is due to arrive in Bridge- team should not experience as rtfae Crane duck pin competition, with Juniors will endeavor to nut over S. Dickinson is managing the tourna- perience at college makes him a valu- ries is decided. The count now stands port at 11 A. M. much trouble in defeating the Penn-sylvania- tlieam Xo. 4 in second place. The. their first win. .Manager John Pos- ment and expects to have the finals able man to work in with the local at three to two in favor of the local as they did the Catholic-Universit- I If aders have a record of 9 wins a nd tal the men on of boys. Browne, without doubt is one eleven. However. Villa-nov- a requests following to staged Tuesday. The results -- club, the four games down in Louis- 3 at classiest to be seen in defeats, while the latter team has show up for practice, Sunday morn-ing.-- the second round follow: H. of the centers ville having resulted in an even break LINEUPS ANNOUNCED has provided many surprises and .inn 8 and lost 4. Quinlan holds the 10 o'clock. 11. Schwartz. 1. defeated W. Beardsley, T. JTor-'cllli- o action on any state gridirons. and the Orioles having won the one may be in order today for the marks for 122 and M. S. A. mw-kin- s Stars in Yisiting Bineup. Fordham boys. I nigh "high single. Schwartz, Schine, Schine. Ichen. defeated j. Rosenberg. opener here Thursday. Jiigh three strings, 320; high single Ostrowsky, Hlrsch, P. Katz, 1). Katz! defeated Al Behrent and G. Ma-se- k Tn the visiting lineup will be seen Manager Dunn, of the Baltimore OR SOCCER GAME Other important eastern games fol- Tg&ithout mark. Cooper. 95; high team Weinstei'n. Mogell, Schopick. Schlesa defeated A. K. Thompson. Sehoski. formerly of the Xe,w London elub. will probably use Mose Groves. low: won r, vs. ngle, team Xo. 5,505; high team to- or any others wishing a tryout. The semi-'tina- ls will be played on Xaval Base team, Kenney who his young who was treat - Baylor Boston College. tal, team Xo. 5. 1423. Monday with H. AlpaURh playing T. laurels on the Pelham Bay naval team in very rough fashion on both of Bucknell vs. Lafayette. SHADE IS WINNER Torcillio and A. Hawkins playing G. during the war period, when that his appearances in Soccer fans are intensely interested Columbia vs. Xew York University. LOST OX POINTS Masek. eleven was one of the most formidable in the game to be staged tomorrow Cornell vs. Western Reserve. outfits in the metropolitan district: afternoon at the Meadows between Dartmouth vs. Tennessee. New York. Oct. 15 Billy Shade of Krober, is a former I'. S. Army team POSTOFFICE TEAM the Bridgeport City and Ansonia Haverford vs. Franklin and Mar- Louis Bogash. the local battler, met San Francisco, was the winner over On the Gor- elevens. The game will start at 2:30 shall. i WILL player who starred Camp jlth t setback in Boston last night Fay Reiser of Cumberland. Aid.. :n ST. JOE JRS. don outfit. Others who will be in the o'clock, the officials being Andrew Maine vs. Rhode Island State. wi:en lie lost the decision in a 12- - their bout last as Yorke and Joe Booth, official Penn vs. bout to middle- night. Harold visiting lineup and who are rated IN referee, State Lehigh. iund Pal Reed. Kerese. of Xewark, outfought Terry the fastest of gridiron performers are SING SING TODAY delegate. The lineup follows: Pittsburgh vs. Cincinnati. weight. One judge favored Bogasli, .McIIugri In Abe REPORT TOMORROW TTart. Froe-be- l. Ansonia. vs. Lee. ; eight rounds, and of roller fame, and Bridgeport City. Rutgers Washington and While the other two ring officials Goldstein was the victor over polo Cameron G Abbott Stevens vs. the that Reed had Eddie the former Bean Academy star. Springfield. opinion O'Dowd. The game will start at 3 o'clock, the About 5 0 Coombes R.B Todd Syracuse vs. Brown. beat of the encounter. Tlie br,v rooters for the Bridge- . . .. Manager Billy Mt'ai thy of the St. officials being Dr. Dourtney, referee, port Pcstoffice baseball team accom- - MacDonald L.B. Hunt Trinity vs. Bowdoin. Mrs are likely to, be rematched. GOLF FINALS TODAY Joe Jrs. wishes all members of the and Eddie Joe Waters . .R.H.B...... Shepherd Tufts vs. Vermont. Hart, umpire.. panicd ie local ball" tossers to Sins; ...... vs. tomor- linesman. L . .C.H.B. Stamford Union Amherst. YALE-ARM- Y team to appear for practice, will be head Tile UUIIIUIOU- - pitt TICKETS row October 1 6 th. will be no waits as it iy.j. niirit: Faust . . . . .L.H.B. . Galsfon West Point vs. Wabash. Philadelphia. Oct. 15 Miss Glenna morning, Sunday, There long tion will engage in a game with the . . . Oollett. of Providence. at 9 o'clock. In the afternoon at 2 will be the aim of the local manage- Mtkua! Welfare The local Kennady O.R.F. Xelson Washington and Jefferson vs. Car- f R. I., and Mrs. League. Beaton . . . . . football enthusiasts W. A. n o'clock on 7 at Seaside ment to all started on the Mev-er- .I.R.F. Butterwortth negie Tech. Bridgeport who Gavin of Xew meet todaj-i- diamond park, get games lineup follows?: W. Duffls, c: II. s . . iesire to tickets for York, team will Jackson Stars The for specta- Marston . . CF. Bannow Wesleyan vs. Boston L'niversity. purchase the the final round of. the the play, the dot. accomodations p; Kelly, lb; Murphy. Shea, . . . Irniy-Yal- e football game to be - Berthellvn which have not been beaten in five will also be to the minute. ss: 2i MoMar.us I.L.F. Bloxam Western Ply. vs. Massachusetts Wd play- Cup golf tournament at the Hunting- tors up Callahan. 3b: Anderson, If: . .O.L.F.. in the Yale Bowl. Saturday. Oct. ton years. Although the J uniors have Burk. rf; McCarthy, cf. Woolley Heppinstall Aggies. du-fea- Valley Country Club as a result in this HS2, can do so on The. ts been but two Man-- j Another important game Tuesday. of their victores In organized weks. i7 The trip was made in half a dozen im 9 semi-fina- the ?bii nee vicinity the tilt between Stamford will be placed on sale at a. in. ls Miss Collett ager McCarthy places high fide automobiles which were furnished by - sfr the office of the ticket defeated Miss in his group. William E. F. C. and Dancrsk Athletics at Hal- CRASHOS ON EDGE Durfee Hall. department Edith Cummings. Chicago. 5 up and to Bradley. Waiter Landor, low'een Park Stamford. R. Roe will following a private 3 to play, while Mrs. Gavin eliminated The players who are requeued William Garrity and. ohn Hanley. be the "Ifcalejt to holders of season books on the Mrs. H. appear for practice are Reah. Regan. SPORT "Gene" was as referee. Clarence Vanderbeck of Phil- Kelly designated ALL-STAMF- Brevioua day. 7 n. John McGuire, Bernard McGmre, rooter and off his FOR ORD adelphia. and Mer-tha- King topped World Robstock, Carbone, Series tour by making the trip. Seiga-1- , Gremrod, Champagne. OLONtALS PRIMED Strauss, jrTomstein, Oalic, MoGovern, Roach Genan. SNAPSHOTS ST. MARY'S VS. STARS The Crasho A. C. football eleven is Chermemack, Pigar. in tiptop shape for its tilt tomorrow TO MEET MOHICANS rd The St. Mary Jrs. will play the fast afternoon against in the PAGE JACK KEARNEY Cedar Stars tomorrow afternoon. The latter city. The locals in their HITTING Kiecli-haefe- THE r, PITTSBIRGH August St. Ma.ry Jrs. are a fas; team and a workouts this week uncorked a lot of A local football fan sends the fol What should prove a redhot grid- of defeat to of Chicago, defeated Robert hord tussle is expeted. This gam. is speed. Because, the the lowing communication the Times' L.. Can.neifax. of Xew 50 to 37 for the 15 to 25 iron tussle tomorrow afternoon on Stamford A. C. at the hands of the editor York, pound championship Old Mill Green is between 111 sporting in 60 innings in tha first match in of the East Side. The St. Mary Jrs. the game Stamf ordites last Sunday," the Crasho I a follower in three-cushio- SPORT TRAIL have been great the national n billiard have played two tie games, one with the Clonials and Mohican, the game outfit is doubly anxious to score a win for the past ten years, and BeaVh St. scheduled to start at :!:30. The Lock and Bridgeport Kieckhaefer had a the Jrs., another with the being y against the City aggregation have cause to wonder why the Park championship.5 Cedar Colonials are a peppei-- lot t)f players be in a to demand a best high run of while Cannefax's best .'tars. Following men report position game City cannot get the attractions was 4. Alfredo de of Cuba, de- Sunday morning, at 10 o'clock: Mu-se- y, and in their two games with the from the Joe Stavola's eleven. A obtainable in any line of spor. es- Oro, Avons this season scored a 7 to of Crasho members will feated Charles Weston, of Pittsburgh, Moscow, Rcsenblijm, Broderick, they 1 U big delegation when is so y, 0 in a 13 pecially the patronage 50 to 36 in 54 innings. Allen, Babes. Steve, Heggety, Hieg-gett- win and figured to draw. accompany the locals on the trip. if With Geo. E. great and the support so liberal. Xeri, Williams, Pascone. In the Colonial lineup will be seen Firstbrook "One. thing I do not like to see, and Hogan. Darcey, Yonas, Simko. Unk, BOSTON' The signing of Hugh . TENDLER KANSAS CO I think I have the backing of every- manager of the Boston Ameri- HI BRELL'S PRACTICE Thomas. Xitters. Le.vinsky, Kalachio, one in Bridgeport, is the importation Duffy, more was an- George, Peters. Schine. F. Cella, of outside officials by the Bridgeport cans for two years Petrucella, L. Cella, Saxon, Xew York, Oct. 15 Tex Rickard Athletic and Amusement Corporation, nounced at headquarters of the club. The Harvey Hubbeli basketball five Manelli and has clinched an important match Xew-fiel- d has been leader of the Red Sox Zappula. iout io in to handle the Sunday games at He practiced last evening at the Munic- Mannger Max Levinsky has a few when he signed Lew Tendler, the Some Ions th'eTtV, v, . .. "4 Ivt a 1t;i Park. What's the matter, Mr. for a year. ipal Gym. The team is into would like to book the Philadelphia southpaw. to swap frmp. h:vo Jton liin.ir,,, mid-seaso- rounding open dates and ... . was a sWKeout record n 6. with Kansas. the ,..,,. -"in Hi.. for Kearney, when a capable official like form and will soon be Nov. and the Black punches Rocky - "VTT ii- - - .k., is BKXIXGTOX The 49th aStnual Iran. Jrs., for from Madi- Lot xu'jl s sh."; larkable. he must Joe Waters is given a menial position making it hot for the other local Rock. Xov. 20. His address sturdy Italian Buffalo, at Hiep'' asiuc uaisn. last season"" HridSt a of the Jrs.. for son Garden. next jeport manager. a meeting Kentucky Trotting as head linesman in game, and Association came to quintets. The team will practice again is 796 Pembroke street. Square Friday in when man from Xew Jersey as referee and Horse Breeders' next Friday evening and all night, scheduled for 15 rounds. Th Back 106 the Cubs and Wliite Sox battled for the man from Meriden chosen as a close with the 2:05 trot and the are asked to be players weight will be 135 pounds at 2 crown, "Big E" fanne 12 Cubs in a 3 to 0 shutout. another 2:01 as Jane the Great present. WILL IGNORE LANDIS kumpire? Isn t home talent good pace features. of o'clock. or iu won the trot, after losing the first Despite the prohibitory order to dope in Walsh's scrap-boo- k a enougn. capaoie eiiuuu. imiiy.c VENICE VS. HILLSIDES to G:ant and Yankee According as rhicago sport writer eferred these games? And what's the matter heat to Kilo Watts, and Sanardo cap- Judge Landi? FAIRFIELD ON TOt to Walsh's performance the "pitching phenomena of the season one with Mahone these tured the pace, after finishing third players that, they must not participate of the masters of the elusive' :;pitball." by Charlie working won Ma- The Venice Jrs. will play the fast in it is that greatest Other cities are a in the second heat, by Hal exhibition games, reported - games? makingis not hone. Hillsides tomorrow. The Venice lads five Yankees will ignore the order. Kish.- of Kairfiekl High, starred yes- the full bid for his services, but still he have a fast team and would like to ma n. in the defeat of the Bridgeport Hitching nine innings he was in trouble in work home. Bah: 10-2- Thev are Ruth. Mays.Hoff Piercy terday when - only the first good enough to at play any 0 team in are scheduled to High" third eleven. 21 to 0. Kish made session, the Cubs made two bingles. but were na ble to score Give local officials the preference or HAblFAg, X. S. Skippers of eight pound the and Sehang. They the After that one inning Walsh was invincible and the Cubs close smart Xova Scotia fishing schooners city. The following- players will re- tcdav in Xe.wark. X. J., on an all three touchdowns and kicked were up shop: playall-st- "Ron sideH his Walsh port for practice: Verrilli. Prall. Ju- ar and tomorrow in ennls eh nlavine: bv both powerless against spitbalL allowed no more hits and onlv "Another thing is the bringing have their craft tuned up prepara- lian. Tomassetti, team, 'characterized, the contest. one Iree pass. .Town of a team, such as the s, tory to final workouts for the elimi- Vecchionne, Rocco. to the team. nation contests off the harbor today Rich, Oappo, Piccerille, Lavigne, De da.'- - play Bridgeport Sano. J.'Tomassetti, Tony M. Walsh's worl for the established a record unequaled even by tb Sunday. The Mohawks are not In a which will decide the challenger to Mathew.-- in a world series. Paste that in your record book:" lass with the Bridgeport team, and meet the Gloucester schooner Elsie in igrcat "set-up- MERIDEN BOLTS ire in the " class. Just look the internatonal races beginning here THRIVE Tears Again, the cry goes up about pitchers boinsr worked too often ir what the Mohawks did against Oct. 22. Neale's Speech Brings and the collapse of the Yankee hurliii- - staff. In the old it That's enough! Boxing; is experiencing a big revi- days "We are for fcot-.n- il IjOXBOX Ted Lewis, val in Meriden, where the fans was considered nothing out of the ordinary for a pitcher to work paying top prices ("Kid") of fight W. every other day and win games. "Old Hoss" Radbourne. It is record- in "Bridgeport, and are entitled to middleweight champion of England, that city and surrounding towns To Of & J. Players ed in history pitched fifteen or sixteen games in a row. What's the he booking of first class teams. Give defeated Johnny Basham in the 12th are liberally patronizing the shows Eyes matter witli our modern box artists'.' 's good teams, and not "set-ups- " and round of what was to have been a put on by the Silver City A. C. . The ncal officials, and we will extend the bout. The figh.t was for the next sHow is scheduled for Friday Pt., Oct. 15 "I am having," he told the biggest gather- fc was the that decided the 1921 Bridgeport team greater support. night. Oct. 21. and Red Cap Wilson Washington of students that was ever as- It pitchiner world series, as predicted, championship. and Red who an ordinary' man, but I have ing de- the records show that the Giants ouibatted the Yankees 71 50 "EE FOR BRIDGEPORT." McDonald, recently lost just sembled. 'A.nd I am praying jfelance at to A decision to Kid Kaplan, are likely to never sent a man into a game with- he continued, "that Wash- STERLING FIVE FAST be star bout. voutly." tomor- spit-balle- rs COACH ANKLE carded for the Then men would win and Jefferson will win Jack Quinn's pitching days are over. One of the greatest RREAKS The Sterling basketball tear' which there is a chance that out praying that my ington not ever faced a be is Con-le- y, Micky Travers and would not be hurt." row. my prayers have who batter, going to seek an umpire's is composed of E. Farrell, S will chance that they Maybe 13 to Xew York rumors. X. 15 T. Laufer, F. G. get another at MoDonald. This was one sentence of a remark- been backed up by the effort that i berth, according Syracuse. Y..pct. Rielly, Murphy, should Wilson be omitted from the to I believe that this I was made fit Syracuse E. Carey and G. Boland lined up for card. able speech made the Washington necessary, but real name is John Pious and who is of Polish that Robertson, ath the la-- and Jefferson undergraduates and Washintgon and Jefferson team will Quinn, whose extraction diversity Harry practice Municipal gym meet-maj- or ke into big league company wih the Yankees 12 years ago when Georg iptain of the 1920 Orange eleven night and shewed up in great shape. football players at a big mass redeem itself tomorrow." helm. The writer was at Macon when ad coach of this freshman The is now ar . MORNINGSTAR WINS league baseball fame, on the Xeale's speech, which was one o was at the - John Pious show year's Sterling management tilings i 115-12- 5 Xew York. Oct. Id Ora Morning-sta- r eve of made W. and Stallines he had saieeci anu unnins yumn was a r.ioKie ana a rtiscovo ?.im. had suffered a broken ankle ranging games with the . best the big game this afternoon several by prominent Irwin. vhen tackled in a scrim-r.ag- e. teams in the cit-- The Ster- last night defeated Albert Cutler jrlth Carnegie Tech. J. men to the students had a wonder- late Arthur practice pound balk-lin- R-e- re- of the Robertson, a former All- - will again Monday 10 tn 15S in their e exhibition The and Black mentor appear ful effect. The coach received a lings 11practice fin- - of the Chioaro Cubs is tl other oi" rr, erica school, eveniiis.'. playt-.- are asked to re- in Maurice Tp. ly s room, Morningrstai ed in a new role before the W. and markable ovation when he Jim Yaughn only member centre', played high Cath-6nc- of 5nt y : ivshmaii and of at 7:1 corner Frank and returned a high run cf 169. Cutler's I. that is Ljshed his talk, tears were streaming he Yankee piicfciujc jay, 5d three years. varsity port undergraduate;. "Anything hid without in ta '.ir-y- KLret3 - uot worth jjra.yiag for is not worth down the faes of many.