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The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-07-22
RTCAEY DESERVES CREDIT FOR KEEPING
 BROWNS IN FIGHl

.'why are the 1914 Browhies areh an improved cInb lf' That f- tnr question popped a1l around the 1r- cutt There is only one angw er- Branch Hickey, says a st. L0ui5 ar=
 Rickey is the manager of fhe cluh. and everyone knows ft. AlthouHh he is the real boss, Hickey does not hold himself in front Of the atlister- If anyone has a suggestion to make down If tie player's scheme % bela ter than the one Hickey hes, ElioiEe will be the fret one to notice it
 Here are some things Hickey har accomplished since Che spring tram ing trip starteds
 He has gained the condder1e ol all his players 7e told them hHt he expected of Ahem. 1f they dlf not know how to do ft he showed them. He haa made stars out of athe letes fighting, not for thpir own oer- eft. but for the success of inc club. ll he makes a mistake. he d0ea noe blame ft onto the player. but r
 nits that he made lt And thlf- ard others too many to mention.
 That RicIcey has the eonadenpo ef all hts players fs shown ciearly by tnr fact that there ia not e "crab in thc lot. All Of them are for Branch who ever ftIoukhE that cut ttIlaur would be a star in I914 after watch Ing him Throughout the 1919 llrlr paign2 That is just what heupeucl Williams is hailed eyerywher1 as oul of the stars among the eadorlnaeu in the American league and tg au through tte teaching of Branoh Hiclrr ey that Williams is what he is to- day.
 That all the players are onf for thr betterment of the club fe shown clears ly by the teau's showing this aeaaou Here we have Jimmy Austin and GaE Agnew in the game day ln anG dag out, although they should be Dn the bench. The toasers are Tor their manager though, and they are 8uinr to stick 1t out just ma lona as tna- possibly can. That's the Bind cl spirit ali the players have been ahoT- ing this year. Boss Hieeew Meenl track of all the games. Several of them he has put large 4 throuE1 These are the battles ip which nr made a mistake. And beeauEe ~ the above mentioned raas0u8 and many others, the Browns to-day ar5 one Of the sensations of the Aunert can league.
 Currants for jam or jelly should l
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-07-22
KRAFT JOINS NEWARK AS BIC
 BASEBALL STRIKE BLOWS OVER
Much Discussed First Baseman Said
 To Have Cost Ebbetts S2,5OO

New York. July 2z Clarence o. Kraft, the baseball player whose re- fnsaI to goSto Nashville almost caused a strike of major league ball players, left Newark last night to join the Newark team iny Proyfdence and will probably be in the game today. The strike was averted yesterday when Ca1arIes Fl. Fbbetts of the Brooklyn paid the Nasshyfl1e club $2s5oO for it's claim to Kraft.
 Kraft has been in Newark for about two months He was sent over by Charles H. Ebbetts to bolster up first base for the Indians. He played the
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-07-22
rRv WA gyr1er0

d l.
 Neal Ball of this city had a. great day with the Baltimore Interna tionals yesterday He made a home rt1rls double and single in four times up. Ball is playing second for the Orioles.
 Approval of high government off, cials was given yesterday to the plan Of playing the Army Navy football game in Waship gton next season A gridiron will probably be marked ofr on the polo field at Potomac park.
 driven in more runs than any other player in the Pacific Coast league has been purchased by the Chicago White Sox for 1915 delivery 3a;yless was in the Southern league for sew eral seasons but didn't hit much there.
 Three. former New Haven players are with the Reading ri a-State club, Catcher Nagle.. InfIeadsr Gleason and Pitcher Clunn are the trio Clunn was with Brtdgepprt in 191o.
 Chfef Snyder, the former Bridgeport nalrler has signed with Brattlsboro, club is managed by Jack Cs E5lara- sre- gently released by Sprin gfeld.
 I.arue Kirby, who has been playing in the olltfeld for Mobile. of the Southern association, will leaFe to- night to join the St Louis club of the Federal league. Kirby yesterday signed a Federal league contract re- ceiving a bonus sadd tos have been s4 900 Kirby was taken south with the Giants in 1913 after he had made a reputation as a. pitcher dr Michigan NfcGraw wasn't satisfied with Kirby as a. pitcher, but after the youngstel was sent to the Southern league ht turned hinse1f into an o1rtf1elder. Hs became a sensation on account of his batting
 The Washington club has pure hases Outhelder Mitchell from Pfttsburgh Manager Grifffth has aIways bees strong for Mitchell since he had tn player in Cincinnati. WiRshingto1 needs an outdeI6er to rerIaqe Milan who is Injured.
 New Britain has signed a young col EIege player named Carey from Lsona Island. He will try for second base
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-07-22
WILLIE BEECHER ON
 WAY TO PACIFIC GOAS1

E willie Beecfer and his manager, John ReisIer, left this morning for San Francisco, where Beecher is scheduled to box Jose Azevedo. the Mexican light weight twenty round bout on Labor Day.
 ReisIer and Beecd1er will make two stops before going direct to the coast one at Chicago where he will box Charley White at the Auditorium A. c. of Milwaukee on September IS. The c The other stop over will be New Or leanss where Matchmaker Tortorich vviIl2 try to arrange a twenty round bout between Beecher and Joe Man
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-07-22

position well and was improving in his work when he was ordered out
 Kraft had no desire to return to Nashyil1e He had played in the southern league before and was not anxious for any more service there. The salary differences was another drawback He was paid $450 a month in Newark, $15o more than he would receive in Nashvdlle, which is in a Class A, league The Players frater- nifty contended that a player should not be compelled to go to a lower class league when a better league was willing to pay more for his services
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-07-22

Seaside Council. No. 7os. Rowan Arcanum will. entertain this evening in their rooms at 1925 Main street a delegation from Ponassus Council of Norwalk, who will make the trip by auto bus, also from Volunteer Courl- cfl of Milford District Deputy Grand Regent Geo. L4eonhart of Danbury will pay the council an official visit. Re- treatments will be served. All mem bers of the Royal Arcanum are cor dially invited.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-07-22
WELDING BROOKEs
 WON'T CAPTURE DOUBLES

Tn addition to wearing long coun- tenances over Amerfcass chances of retaining the Davis cup many tennis followers have gloon1ily predicted the capture of our national doubles at Newport by WIlding and Brookes. the from Chicago stated that the visitors would stay over for the preliminary national doubles, which will be con- tested at the Onwentsia Club on Au- gust 4 and 5. Successful there they would qualify as competitors In the matches ct Newport, beginning with the week of August 24
 Take heart tennis fansg Even if McLough1fn and Bundy, who will be the defenders, know no difference be- tween a racquet and q hockey stick, the Antdpodeans will not take our doubles title back with them. They can't and for the very lucid reason that it's physical 1nposetbility Reach for your tennis schedule and figure if out The Auetralasia-C Can ada tussIe-or will 1t be a waIkoverg will have been finished next Satur- day, July 25. The winners must then travel East to Allegheny, Pa, where the Germans will meet them on July 80, 81 and August 1. The success full team next goes on to Boston to settle the final round with the Eng fish on August 6. 2 and B.
 If the expectation is fulfilled that the Australasians will come through to the challenge round they would have to be gupermen. equipped with airships not yet devised, to leave AL llegheny on August 1, play in Chicago on the 4th and 5fh and get back to Boston on the 9th in time for the
 match there No, the national dou- bles championship will stay at home.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-07-22

From St. Louis comes a report that Hub Perdue, recently secured in a trade with the Braves. is not to re- main long with the Cardinals. The another trade which will land him in New York. He is very anxious to come here and McGraw at one time was quite anxious to get him.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-07-22

BulkIey. the Southport horse man Es winning prizes with his horses in the races s3 Cleveland, O. His stallion SliHl Kohl'' wcn his rspce, a
 utzfilI silver r,itcI1ei 4 sstI a blue rib bon Ills horse sRaff1es which was expec1ed to win the gold cup in the e12 trot nnislaed third his. class,
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-07-22
ST. CHARLES START
 SERIES WzH LAtJRIzIsS

The first of the city baseball cham pionshfp series will be started SatuI'z day at Seaside park. when the I4aurals, and St Charles, both ti1Ie claimants h ths 1s-1s year old Saturday team classy meet
 TTle two teams met early in the sea- son and the result was Laurel vic- tory but as the Saints have shown much better form since that game. a hard battle is expected The Laurels will use the following players in the ser1es; Bergman. 1Fonahap. Bowling EVha1en. T. DoueIas. R. Douglas, slat- tery, Russell. Flint, Blydenburgs Broad, EEni1son. 1gordstrom and wheeler
 The St. Charles win likewise be Iin- tied Nelson johnson, Eeating. Gu- genhein,- Mott, Light, Rock Ldndley. Murray. Andfos Hurley, wills, Han son and Donnelly
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-07-22
WILLIAMS TO MEET
 FRENCH CHAMP LEDOITX

It appears that the next champion-. ship match between bantams will bring together Kid Williams the Baltimore boy who recently won the title from Johnny Coulon, and Charley Ledoux,
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-07-22

Clyde Milan will he fed through a tube for the next three weeks as a re- suit of the collision with MoelIer, in which he sustained a compound frac- ture of the Jaw bone He is unab1e to open his mouth
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-07-22

The residence of Francis J. Arena in A1lenhurst, N. J., was damaged by fire to the extent of $25,oo0.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-07-22

Governor Fielder Of New Jersey an- nounced July 24 s1 and August 2 as ssGovernor's Day. at the state encamp- ment at Sea Glrt-
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-07-22

David Marks, American member of the Panama join land commission. stlf- fered a stroke of paralysis at Panama and Is not expected to recover.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-07-22

Charley Herzog has stolen more bases than any other player in either the National or American League. Burns of .tae Giants is the only Ma uonaI @Leaguer giving Herzog a fight for first honors.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-07-22
BASEBALL GOSSIP


 If you want a thing done we'll go and do 1t yourself says Jimmy Sheckard. manager of the Cleveland American association team. Jimmy hunted in yain for hard hitting out- fielder. but failed to- find one. He 5umped into the game himself and po1ed out two doubles, winning the. game for his Bearcats.
 Mamaux, the youngster who oppos- ed Matty in the second game at Pitts burg Saturday, has so impressed Man ager Fred Clarke by his recent work that the Corsair chieftain says he now ranges as a regular with Adams. Coo per, McQufIlan and Harmon. The second string consists of O,Toole, Councilman and Kantlehner.
 Manager George stalnngs of the. Boston Braves is well fortified against any attack by the Feds He has six of his p1ayers-Evers, Maranville. Schmidt, Rndolph. Gowdy and James IT, and Strand is working under a contract which does not expire until the close of the 1916 season
 Larry Cheney continues to be the strikeout king and the leading wild man of the National League. Che ney has about one pass to show for every strike out. When he scored his century strike out his record showed g 3 passes.
 Eddie Collins of the Athletics and George Burns of the Giants are run ming away with the run-getting hon ors of the two major leagues. Collins had 65 runs and Burns so, each ten ahead of his nearest rivals, when the latest figures were compiled.
 wasI7i1rfon fans .a,.e a17olIt ready, .t,, give lip hope of a pennant, now that Milan is out cf the game for a month or more. Milan is the best. southeId- CT, batsman and base runner in the club.
 Charley Herzog has stolen more lbases than any other player in either the National or American League Burns of the Giants is the only Ma tionaI Leaguer giving Herzog a fight for first honors.
 Clyde Milan will he fed through a tube for the next three weeks as a re- suit of the collision with Hoeller, in i which he sustained a compound frac- ture of the Jaw bone He is unabat to open his mouth -
 , From St. Louis comes a report that Hub Perdue. recently secured in a trade with the Braves, is not to re. main long with the Cardinals. The story has Hub slated to take part ir another trade which will land him il New York He is very anxious tr
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-07-22

Currants for jam or jelly should b picked dry
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-07-22
GEO. NICHOLAS
CANDY sHOP

IANDX E1OF Delicious Tce Cream Soda Centrally Located. Everything New. Come in After the Game. fsB EATRFTELD AWE.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-07-22

Washington fans are about ready to give up hope Of a pennant, now that Nfi1aa is out cf the game for a month or more. Milan is the best. outfield- CT, batsman and base runner in the club.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-07-22

Eddie CcIIins of the Athletics and George Burns of the Giants are rum ming away with the un-gettfng hon ors of the two major leagues. Collins had 6 5 runs and Burns 50, each ten ahead of his nearest rivals, when the latest figures were compiled.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-07-22

Larry Cheney continues to be the strikeout king and the leading wild man of the National League Che ney has about one pass to show fol every strike out. When he scored his century strike out his record showed g 3 passes.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-07-22

New Britain has signed young col lIege player named Carey from Long Island He will try for second base.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-03-30

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Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-03-30

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Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-03-30
AGENTS AND SALESMEN
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Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-03-30

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Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-03-30
TAxIcABs.

All trains run daily. Central time.
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