The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-08-31
DAVE TROLLEY TO
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Jack Coombs Is In Harness Again-SpOrting Notes By t'OId Man GruImp."

 to all local fight fans fer the past ten years or more and who had retired to private life. is going to try the come back stunt next monxh by taccling Frankie Fleming in a ten round go in this city. At least, that ls what Dawes press agent has to say in regard to the veteran init artist
 Dave has selected the Acorn A. lC. club rooms for his training QI1arhsrls and already has all of his paEapher- nalia moved to his quarters and will begin work the early part Of fne1rt week, BrolIey, when in his prime was corker, and he fought on tl1e5sane type Battling Nelson, always bor- ing in and siuggzng from start fSe l1l- ish- If iMe6huseIah' Dave fi8 azT that Fleming can do will ba to O1ut- point him and at the sanao time Frankie Fleming can do will be Eoeo7t,- point ht211, and at the same t1uaa Frankie will need to nave haa syeg wide open. as Dave is {. ra&her stSsis,lrq5 individual and, if he oatco lands that terrible left of his onstae Canadfsnss jaw, it will be ssgood abye's F1ennGng. don't say that this would happen by any means as # all. depends upon the condition of Brol1ey. The ve4aran new CT smokes. neither does he 4sadliee i41
  Der of the St. Josepass T L. & B association for %hs past ten yearB or more
 We'll. the G9ants.and Brwzes are che same distance apart today as they were Saturday night, both czubs win ming yesterday Nlggsy sent fzae tIag Ozark bear hunter tosthe mound 5yss- terday in Chicago, and Big JefEs had an easy time of 1t. a1lovsizag oulyselsht scattered hits while the Giaufs were pounding out th1rteen saea44ea. New York won by score of So l. The BrSves did not have ax2A@ eMSe easy O session, sneakfng i'm &o 0sHdcAoEV overy the dangerous Cards.
 All credit for this victory must ESs who allowed but one hit, st11lg co1rri1nr- k1 the seventh with two down. when Lee Magee drove long single to right ! field However, Dolan was an esav out and the little rally was oEers
 Walter Patterson of .tR1as cfts-y. s-,,I a member of the United Etataa L4Fs Sewing corps stationed at Seaside park yesterday outdistansst9 a deId of eight candidates in q tbrss mile swim from Fairfield beach b Seaafde park. Only five of the contestaglts fin- ished. while Patterson collaDssd at the finish and had to be carried to Che corps club house. HIS tiana was one hour and hety-one 11atna1teas
 
 The inevitable has aExHVecFs 5sgs1a7vers having been a4Jked on the esVsteran George Wi1tse Of the REsrAW clan. and he will no doubt be Sea1s 10 fFe minors before the week ends. sY71Itse1s days of usefulness to O Dig IeaEue team are over, and al4houRh fha fans decision Of umpire Father Time nl71st be lived up to by aT1
 Harry Pollock, the prize daghE pro nnoter, who erFfved on xhe- steazaship Olympic Saturday, declares that the fight game Is dead in Euzopas FIe was accompanied by Freddy SVe3sh, the new lightweight : champion of the world
 The red hot cesxha Che National league goes rnerriIy.a ca, and there seems no relief in s1gFHs and perhaps old MT. Fan fs not looking for any relief Baseball may be dead and all that but when fans br ea51 all fences to see the unpopular 4A1bs play out in Chicago, it must pay 6o be a dead one. One can only gueszt at the size of the crowds that the Giants and Braves will draw at the Polo Grounds when they start their series 5eptember SOth. The Braves will play foxEr days in New York and three of those days they will play dout1le-headerz
 Jack Coonaba. the Athletics star pitcher. who has been en the hospital list since last September. came back to life yesterday. when he pitched his club to victory over the Atlantic City CoHes4ans Jack hurled the first five rounds and then gave way to wyckoff with the score to 3 in his favor The Athletics copped the game by the score of 8 to 5.
 Benny Kaufr of the Hoosfer Feds. contributed two singles yesterday in the first game of double header with Kansas City. but in the second game Benny could do nothing in four trips to the plate