The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-01-29


 Haven team last season, has, accord ing to the New York newspaper, an excellent chance of holding down an cutfield position for the Giants. He will be taken in the spring trip to Texas.
 Zbyszko, the Polish wrestler who aspires to hold the worlds heavy weight championship, may get chance Ito meet Frank Gotch for the title next April in Chicago. The American has agreed to sign articles just as soon as negotiations progress that far.
 Atlanta, Ga, Jan. 29.-Bobby Wal thour, the bicycle rider, has sold his home here and will sail in a short time for Europe. While abroad Wal pean riders. He will be accompanied by his family and may decide to re- main in Europe permanently.
 Thomas P Mofrissey, the former amateur distance runner, who won the B. A. A. Marathon run in 1908, is very sorry that he turned profes- sional. In a letter to a friend in Bos- ton he writes that he would gladly return the s1,075 which he has re- ceived during his short professional career if he could return to the anna teur ranks.
 Philadelphia, Jan. 29.-Dartmouth will not be on the Quaker schedule next fall and Brown will occupy its old place in the football list for Franklin field.
 John A. Heydler, secretary of the National league, has announced that among the rules changed was the fol- lowin. that hereafter runner going to first will be allowed to turn either to the left or right after he touches the bag.
 John McGovern, captain of the Uni versity of Minnesota football team for 1909 and Walter Camps choice for quarterback on the All-American eleven, was operated on for apppendi- citis recently He is expected to be in form again with two weeks
 The revised baseball rules now re- cognize two umpires in the game, with the umpire on balls and strikes as chief. A batter throwing a bat so as to hit the umpire or catcher will be fined $5. Throwing a mask or glove at 8 batted ball will entitle the batsman who becomes runner to three bases.
 Johnnie Kling has made up with
  catcher now declares that he will play with the Cubs next year if the Ma tional Commission will put him in good standing. Kling has been obsti- nate ill his refusal to play with the Cubs and despite the reports to the effect that he would manage any one of half dozen big league teams next year Kling has refused to make up with Murphy. Now the thing is to be fixed and Kling swjll be seen in the N~l&r r<w4 .1 nra haps the deal is being made so that Murphy can sell or trade the big catcher.
 Here is the way some of the boxers sign their names:
 weight champion of the world.
 Monte Attell, bantamweight cham pion of America.
 Johnny Coulon, bantamweight champion of America.
 Jimmy Moran, ,bantamweight cham pion of Greater New York.
 Pal Moore, bantamweight cham pion of the East.
 J Charley Goldman, bantamweight champion of the South.
 Joe Wagner, Italian bantamweight champion.
 champion of the Lambs Club.
 Danny Webster, bantamweight champion of the West.
 Marty Hefferman, bantamweight ex- champion of the Bedford Club.
 Frankie Burns, bantamweight champion of Jersey City.
 Phil McGovern, bantamweight champion of Brooklyn and Canarsie.
 Well, there are a lot more, but it taxes too much space to put them all in Every place and section has a bantam champ but the North Pole. Cook held the title there, but grew