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The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-05-25
CUP YACHTS TO RACE THIS YEAR

THE cup yachts Resolute and vanitie
 are to be put in connf ssion this summer and raced. They will come out about the middle of tine season, probably in July. and sail in sofne spe-# ciallly arranged regattas and in the runs of the cruise of the New York Yacht club. according to the plans of the managers Of the two yachts
 The presence of the two cup yachts in the summer regattas will cause a big boom in yachting although it is very doubtfu1 if there will be a. race for the Americas cup. That event was postponed by mutual consent until a.f-- ter the war. and Sir Thomas Lipton is now too busy helping sufferers in Ser via to pay attention to yacht racing. His yacht Erin is a. hospital ship and has carried several Red Cross expedi- tionssto France and Servia and is now preparing for another trip to Servia- The Shamrock ". is boxed up in South Brooklyn
 The racing last year between the Vanitie and the Reso1llte was very tra- satisfactory. The Resolute showed that she is the faster of the two yachts
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-05-25

DIG BILL JAMES tales of the ex-
 periences of the players who made the trip to Honolulu with the AL Americans and All-Nationals last win ter, always find good audience of listeners.
 A belated but interesting point brought out by James is that the mem bers of the two teams worked up rivalry that reached the point of near fist fights more than one occasion According to Bill, the idea that the trip was a joy ride for the ball players is all wrong. In some towns where there was more than one good hotel the An-Amer1cans and AlI-NationaIs would not put up at the same house.
 This bit of i'll feeling came about because the SAll-Americans won about ten out of the first twelve or thirteen games played said James to party of Brownies. This was quite a blow, as the All Nationals were carrying practically the four leading pitchers of the league in Alexander, Tesreau, my namesake. Bill James, and Jim Vaughan.
 "Up. to thei time we left this coun-
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-05-25
SENSITIVE OVER HIS BALD HEAD

Asked what the treatment consisted of Dick replied:
 'swe1l. it's a secret prescription. But it's a lulu. Friend of mine. a barber up in the Bronx. mixes it up. He told me to try 1t, but was sore on trying hair restorers. told him to go to blazes with his dope, but he kept on in sisting that use it and give it a two months trial
 well finally took whirl at it. I've been using the stuff for two months, and darned if I a1n't got a, lot of new hair. See 'em?'
 Once again Dick lifted his lid and poked his dome at his friend for in spection.
 @ sorry, Dick, but''-
 You're bhnd-that's whats wrong with you You're well qualified for an unpfre's job"
 And then Dick wheeled on his heel and started in pursuit of some sym pathetic person who would assist him in kidding himself that he is contract ing new growth of wool.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-05-25

nTCK RUDOLPH, who is one of
 those Boston pitching persons, is absolutely certain that he can do what John D. Rockefeller and millions of other fellows have failed to do-in fact. he says he's already doing it.
 Dick, to be more explicit. says he is growing hair on a bald dome-on his own bald dome. And if you don't be- 1ieve it Dick will let you look at his head, He has permitted number of ball player friends to look recently.
 When told that it didn't seem any different than it did last summer. Dick got rather peevish-,
 Don't. hey9' he snapped. well. femme tell you that there's about eighty more hairs on my head than there was before I began using that treatment"
 Dick. as very few people know. is ba1dheaded = very,I very baldheaded. That's the main reason that you rarely see pictures of Dick that are minus a head covering. He's sensitive about that lack of hair.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-05-25
Rl7GRE INTENDS TO BE REEL HERO AFTER RING DAYS

WILLIE RTTcHIE. former light
 weight champion boxer. will be- come movie actor alter his days in the prize ring are over. Willie has confessed that he will first regain the championship he lost to Freddie Welsh and then go into hlmland. In fact. Willie has signed a contract to be the hefes in a photo play.
 T don't think was cut out for a clown, but know I can do what any body tells me, and figure after a lit tie experience will become quite pro- hcient as a movie actor. The name I have made for myself will help me no doubt to secure sa good job but I hope to show that am capable of holding up my end At any rate, intend to be full hedged actor after quit the ring" said Ritchie.
 The former title holder, who is con sidered by many critics to be the best man at his weight in the world, is en- thusiastic over his new job. Tt goes something like this.'' said Wi11ie
 T go to work in factory, poor young fellow. you see. and at once proceed to fall in love with a beaufi-. 11L but poor. girl We become en- gagged, but tn the meantime something
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-05-25
Peters May Capture Stanage's Job

MESS John Peters develops some
 weakness not at present indicated he will be Detroit's first catcher before the 1915 season Is two months old
 Manager Jennings himself makes this statement, and as he is the man who picks them his words carry consider able weight There is mary slip of course and something may develop that will set the big Dutchnan back, but if he continues to improve in the next four weeks as he has improved in the last. however, he is the answer to Detroit.s catching problem
 Peters work has impressed me very favorably.p said Jennings recently, and I believe that he Is the man we have been looking for for several sea- sons He has a wonderful arm. seems
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-05-25
Cobb Not Out For Base Stealing Honors

he got the backing of New York writ CTS, who insist that from first to sec ond, or from second to third Maisel is a full step faster than Cobb or Milan.
 In late seasons Cobb, who formerly had an unappeasable appetite for stolen bases, has paid less attention to this phase of work He has realized the danger of an injured leg and the risk of the same in stealing and slid ing. He is just as attentive to base running in the proper sense of that term, but tries steals now only when they may mean ball games. Milan, however, is likely to accept MaisePs challenge. The Washingtonian likes to be at the top of the base stealers. Last season he played but 115 games and was not in good shape in some in which he did figure, so he could not contest for the honors. When he and Matse1 get going it should make an in teresting contest
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-05-25

to know how to hit, is very fast for a big fellow and has no real weakness that have discovered. He Is little bit flat footed in his catching as yet, but he can easily learn to shift his feet
 He seems to be getting better all the time. and if he has a fault it is his tremendous speed in throwing. The ball he chucks to the infelders is SO fast and heavy that he has bruised up every ybody's hands. and there is danger that a few plays might be lost because the fellow receiving the throw would be 'handcumed'''
 Peters played with Grand Forge last year and was with St. Paul for few days after the Northern league season closed. St. Paul had arranged to buy him. but Detroit. got him by draft
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-05-25
MAeNER srlLL rHERE.

HANS WAGNER seems to have ta-
 ken new lease on life since he has been switched to second base and is playing far better ball this year than he did last The Flying Dutchman seems to have recovered his batting eye and is hitting much better for the Pirates than he did in the last race
 Incidentally. he is playing bangup game at second, the short throw to first being particularly to his liking, though there is nothing wrong with his throw ing arm
 Wagner retains his popularity all around the circuit and is still one Of the attractions in the National IeaEun-
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-05-25
GOING AFTER FORTY
 MILE SWIM RECORD,4sst

distance swimmer of Philadelphia plans to break the American fresh wa ater record of 34 1z miles. held by him. self, on May g.. He proposes to swim back and forth between Chester and Philadelphia in the Delaware river un- til he cover forty nilesA
 The best performances over the same course are: Durborow, s43k miles in 12 hours A minutes, in 1910; George. Kis- tier of Philadelphia, 321A miles in II hours minutes, in 1901, and Sam Rich ards of Boston, 321z miles in 13 hours 13 minutes, in 1914.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-05-25

Tn the opinion of cycling experts, thG champion has no need for worry, Al GouIlet, one of Kramer's greatest rl- vaIs, will in all probability give him the hardest battle of his career to hold tho title, but if all were as optimistic as Mercy Gordon. Franks trainer, his friends could put worry aside for an- other time. There isn't a chance in the world for any rider to beat Frank Kramer this year or for ten years to come," says Gordon. And Gordon i9 considered among the best judges of riders in the game today
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-05-25
Kramer Needn't Worry

FoR the first time since he won the
 national cycling championship Frank Kramer has evinced lack of confidence in his ability to win the title Kramer is not given to making direct state rnents when their bearing Is on his fu- ture success or failure. In fact, he has never predicted that he would win. He won his Arst professional champion ship in 1901 and has retained the crown every year since. He adheres to rigid training. never dfssfpates and has one hobby-raising chickens.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-05-25

unforeseen bobs up, and 1t requires much money to fix things around so the knot can be tied. Then comes my chance While walking home with my
 movie sweetheart she is insu4ted by a band of rdfaans. I pick out the toughest chap. who. by the way, is a
 prize fighter, and clean him up. Short
 ly after I am persuaded to enter the ring, where make my fortune. So you see am real hero and all''
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-05-25

COME of the areatest golf ever seen
 in this country is sure to be play
 ed at the national open golf cham pionship at Baitpsrol next month. svfn en the crack piayers Of this country and Great Britain clash in the blue ribbon event. Representins Great Britain will ba Harry Vardon, aeveraI times open champion of Grsat Britain and present tftIei holder; J. lI. aylor, holder of the British championsfiiP in 1913, as well as on four other occasions and Edward Ray, apether Britisher who has held top henors across the pond. Opposed to these cracks will be fhe best of the American experts, including Francis ouinnek, winner of the American open ehampionship in 1913, and Walter Ha-
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-05-25
HE IS ALLEGED BALL PLAYER.
 SAYS HANS WAGNER

HoNUs WAGNER was excused from
 doing jury duty in Pittsburgh not long ago.
 What is your occupation ?'' Judge Shafter asked of Wagner
 Some people call me ball player I do not know if that is correct or not,'' Wagner replied. He was excused.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-05-25

GENERAL interest in swimming has
 received a big impetus in Australia as a result of the tour of competition by Duke Paca Kahanamoku. the Hawaiian swimmer, who won several events for the United States in 1912 Olympic games.
 The antipodes has been looked upon
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Gmiss.

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Charlotte.

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Gins hem Golfsblatt frii9crer Sabre
8pr 40 Sabren.

Die Straben in allen Sseilen Ses
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Trdfnnaen fir aanSbrieftraser.

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&benmatismus iliebt pOr Sloan's.

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Danfasnns.

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8eun ormer 2ather ID nids seb'n.
@aro uns of tooeelt M Dot 8rot,
80 Ito mi bot nod lang teen Gotb.
Genal ipi ct 8ifiifid, Iairit mo Sdtfen.
8obn oiitifet &beinipin borio orirfeu.
limo in iuls 8nater eibt pl sSif,
De 0edep ituS of- nod, ben did.
Sebbt Oien to tdpeeouienb Eunb,
So. fief mol TO, ,ptid 81 Den Milnb.
go biltg lpillt OH inns ~perodrbn,
Du reenit ipi mot for Slutger itarb'u2
GG, England, lat oil man peroreeten,
Inns 9iitidaopo iteibt mp egne Soften
Not mi ms bier uipo Dor ~inldrGnfet
@i Oitide, ri perTGbn TO oenfer,
De biitide Sru periteiJt 0at anafen,
0dt menie en- oeitige aat TO mnfer.
On itoI5es @nglono, 9lGu Dat mi,
On beB borrert 0i f~ordyterli.
On inrB rnS NUT De 9ogen iatpgr,
9t blifiit 6u iolber borlltht fnirg'p nj
6. Gbriitione Ell, Suiut.