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The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-08-24
BROOKLYN GIVEN
 SETBACK BY CUBS
 IN TENANT FIGHT

Chicago, Aug. 24-The Cubs did the 3ame thing to three Brooklyn pitchers yesterday that the Robins put over on the local twirlers Tuesday. and the home team won, to 6. Wheezer Dell was the first of the Dodgers staff to have his fling. After the Cubs had pounded him to the extent of five hits, and scored four times, Uncle Robbie yelled enough" and Wheezer went to the bench. Larry Cheney was next summoned and survived until the opening of the fifth inning. During his incumbency the Cubs picked up two more hits and three additional to seven. Sherrod Smith batted for Cheney in the fifth.
 When the Afth opened Uncle Robbie trotted out Appleton. the right-hander. whom Colonel Ebbets esteemed too valuable to be handed to the Cubs in . deal for Heinie Zimmerman. Be that as 1t may, the Cubs were sub missive during Appleton's tenure of oflce, as, while they succeeded in get ting a trio of hits, they failed to push across tally.
 Jimmy Lavender opened the game for the Tinkermen, but his moist ball didn't behave very well in the seventh, and with the Dodgers dangerously near . tie score, Gene Packard was called upon. Packard stopped the flood of base hits in the seventh, but in the ninth it looked for a while as if he might suffer the same exper- fence as Lavender. With man on second base. however, Gene gave the accelerator a severe thrust and famed McCarty for the final out.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-08-24
GIANTS TO TRADE
 DOYLE, K0CHER AND.
 MERKLE TO CUBS

New York, Aug 24LJohn McGraw still is intent on getting Heinie zim- merman. the Bronx bearcat. and one of the biggest deals ever made in the National league may be completed by tonight John McGraw, absolute ly disgusted with the showing of his team, especially the three straight shutouts in St. Louis, left the team on Tuesday night and went to Chicago where he spent the biggest part of yesterday in. conference with Charley Weeghman, the owner, of the Cubs.
 Weeghman already had turned down McGraw's proposition of Doyle and Kauff for Zimmerman and Will Hams. Weeghman does not figure that Kauff is in williams class as an outf1elder. However, the former Fed packer is having trouble trading Zim- merman. He has turned down the propositions made him by Ebbets Of Brooklyn and Stallings of the Braves.
 It was learned yesterday that Me- Graw has changed his proposition somewhat. He has planned a more gigantic deal. He is willing. to give up both Doyle and Merkle, and his new proposition is this ptir for Zimmer- man and Safer McGraw also is af- ter Archer ,and is willing to throw in Kocher in the deal and make up the rest in cash.
 Both Doyle and Merkle have been doing poor work this season. For a stretch Larry was fielding great, but since leaving New York he is making up for his good stretch on the Polo Grounds. Merkle is having his poor est season since he became regular He hasn't made many errors. but his fielding has not the old time dash to it, and his hitting has been away off. Safer also is having a poor year in Chicago and has been hitting around .240. It is figured that a change in scenery would be of big help to both first basemen. For one thing that stand on the Polo Grounds would be Vic's meat.
 According to word received from Chicago, the Cubs are not inclined to accept Kauff under any circumstances and Weeghman will not part with Williams. Weeghman knows that the Giants paid s35,0oo for Kaufrs s release and figures that if McGraw now is willing to trade Ben it isn't much of a boost for the Fed Ty Cobb.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-08-24

who have twice given Levinsky's crowd sound walloping. The scores of both of these games were 12 to 1 and IT to respectively.
 Old Man Experience attended the game yesterday. He had nothing to say but his face was wreathed in smile when the game concluded and he saw what had occurred. Terry Rogers was there. Jack Dempsey was on the dizzy corner and sure enough Manager Bill O'Leary was on deck. Be it said to the credit of the stalwart manager. he was the star of the game. Big Bill drove out two triples, a double and a single and he handled 12 chances with only one error, that an excusable one. Higgins, a younger member of the team, and upon whom great deal of confidence was being placed, was batted all over the field by Levinsky's crowd, and he was replaced in the third inning by Fitzroy after the pugs had scored six runs. Fitzroy allowed but one run in the six innings he worked. Manager O'Leary announced after the game had concluded and the dust had left the feet of Levinsky's nine that Fitz would twirl the game against the Majors and that Higgins would be relegated to the outfield.
 When the result of the game was flashed to headquarters via The Farmer wireless. Manager Jim O'Neil cracked wry smile. He said. T told you so." He then gave orders for the Majors to report at Seaside for the final practice of the season. He also gave orders to work out slowly. Batting practice will be the only work performed at that time with the ex- ception of trying to select a suitable guardian of the initial sack. The Majors will lie on their arms tonight and tomorrow, and the training diet will be dispensed with at 6 o'clock Saturday night
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-08-24
BETTING FAVORING- 0'NEiL'S BOYS TO
 WIN COPS' GAME

(By "Old Man Grump," Staff Cor
 respondent.)
 Tigertown, Conn.,, Aug. 24-Gloom has pervaded the training camp of Bill O'Leary's Tigers" for the last two nights because they were decis- lively beaten by Bat Levinsky's nine of pugs to the tune of to 5 at New field park Tuesday afternoon.
 At the start of the training season, three weeks ago, the odds in betting were to 1 on the Majors. Four days ago they dwindled to to 1 and as late as yesterday noon some sports were betting even money on the out come of the championship game at Pleasure Beach on Saturday. Last night the betting changed and the odds today are 10 to 1 on the Majors
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-08-24
Short Sections of Fan Fodder

cry day The next on the program will probably a no-hit game by some opposing finger.
 Tomorrow will be ladies' day at Newfeld park and the Bridgeport club will play Lawrence. now under the management of Jack O'Hara, a former Eastern association star. As Walsh worked yesterday, it looks as if Russell, the new pitcher from Tor onto, will get the assignment. La- dies will be admitted free.
 Jim Ten Eyck has resigned as coach of the Duluth boat club crews, a position he has held since 1911. The Duluth boys have been very success full under his direction.
 Bill Powers, the Springfield pitch CT, goes through so many motions be- fore he pitches a ball that they had to call a game in the seventh yesterday on account of darkness.
 Ray Heating is improving in his work for the Richmond, Internation- al club. The local boy replaced 9 pitcher in a game against Rochester. yesterday and allowed only one hit in the last two innings. He struck out two and gave one pass!
 The Boston Braves have sent Pitch CT George Davis and Catcher Rice to Providence. Davis is former Har- yard strong man.
 John L. Sullivan Is breaking into the news again. The one time cham pion claims Jess Willard Is false alarm. He feels safe in saying that because Jess is out with a circus and probably won't hear about it.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-08-24
EVEN WALSH NOT
 ABLE TO WIN NOW
Especial to Tho rarmer.)

New London. Aug. 24-Even Marty Walsh can't win for Bridgeport these days. The big hurler. who had won eight of his last games until yesterday. went down before. the New London speed merchants by to 0. Walsh didn't pitch 8 bad game, but Fortune was better. The Phillies' farm hand had the Hustlers chasing the bad ones and they diont push run over.
 Discouraged by their failure to hit the Hustlers had a poor day in ths field. their errors allowing the Plant CTS to score two runs. Baker return ed to third base but his injured leg is not better yet and he failed to get a hit. Joe Briggs made a stirring catch of. a foul and Jake Warner pulled of a good grab of grounder. The same clubs play again today. The score:
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The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-08-24
Soccer League For
 Rem Arms Employees

Because of the great success of the baseball league 1t has been detevmined 10 start a soccer league at the Remington plant. A meeting will be held this evening at which plans will be discussed. The league will consist of six teams The season will start in about two weeks and continue until October.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-08-24
Southern Association
American Association

The Minneapolis-Mil Milwaukee game will be played as part of a double header on Sunday.
 The Indianapolis-Toled game will be played as part of a doube header on Saturday.
 No other games were scheduled.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-08-24
National League
YESTERDAYS RESULTS.
STANDING OF THE CLUBS.

GAMES TODAY. New York in Pittsburgh. Brooklyn in Cincinnati. Boston in Chicago.
 Philadelphia in St. Louis.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-08-24

Stolen base, Marhefka. Sacrifice hits, Rodrigue4. O'DelL Fortune. Double plays. Warner to Deininger; O'Dell to Dowd to Rodriguez. Left on bases. Bridgeport 4. New London '. Bases on balls, off Walsh 1. off Fortune g. Earned runs, off Walsh 2. Hit by pitched ball. by Walsh l. Struck out, by Walsh 8, by Fortune '. Umpire, Waters. Time, 1:40.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-08-24

pitching of Jack Coombs National The balls
 
 coombs thought to be all was the Philadelphia against the Giants He remained with him grabbed wibert
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-08-24
Rudolph Sidestepped Law

Dick Rudolph, Brave twirler, would now be Richard Rudolph, Attorney-at- Law, if his father had had his way. Rudolph, who will be twenty-seven to- morrow was born in New York City, and from his infancy his father, lino- type pounder on one of the New York papers, proposed to make a lawyer of him. He sent Dick to Fordham Col lege, but, as Dick says, T won so many ball games that I didn't have time to monkey with the law. He spent only a year in college, and then accepted an offer to twirl for Toronto The Leafs sold him to the Giants in 1911, but he was turned back to Toronto and stuck there until sold to the Braves in 1913.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-08-24
STANDING OF THE CLUBS.

GAMES TODAY. St. Louis in New York [two). Chicago in Washington. Detroit in Boston. Cleveland in Philadelphia.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-08-24
START YALE FOOTBALL

Head Coach Tad Jones of the Yale football squad is expected to arrive in New Haven tonight or tomorrow to be- gin the 1916 gridiron campaign. This ought to be a good year for Yale. Jones made a wonderful record while coach at Exeter. His prep school boys beat their old rivals, Andover. with painful regularity and also defeated many of the small college elevens.
 Jones has hard problem at Yale. He will have to cure the players of the faults they absorbed in past sys- tems and then teach them his own methods Then, too, he must drive the influence of the fraternities out of football. Jones may not accomplish much the first year, but it looks as if Yale had started in the right direction by securing such competent man.
 The Chicago baseball writers are crying for Clarence ,Rowland's scalp. They say such manager with any ability would have the expensive White Sox away out in front by this time. The team has great collection of stars but Rowland doesn't appear to get the results. Some of the critics think Ray schalk ought to be mana ger.
 Jess Burkett made his first appear ance yesterday as manager of the Lowell club and took beating from Hartford This is the third club Burkett has managed this season. He was a failure in both Lawrence and Hartford Burkett was a success for years in Worcester but his rough and ready methods don't appeal to play CTS in these days.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-08-24
GAMES TODAY.

e.-- GAMES TO-DAY. - Bridgeport at New London. Lawrence at Springfield. Hartford at Lowell. Portland at Lynn.
 New Haven at Worcester.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-08-24

A government inquiry into the ex- ecution of Sheehy Skeffington. Mcln- tyre and Dickson, who took part in the Dublin uprising on April 2S. opened al Dublin.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-08-24

Premier Asquith, in reply to ques- ton in the House of Commons, said that he could not undertake to sum- mon Parliament during the coming recess if any proposals were made reSardinG terms of peacA
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-08-24

Adam Salter, telephone lineman, was shocked to death while at work on pole in Jersey City.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-08-24

Edward w. Douglas, of Troy, for merly president of the Troy Chamber of Commerce, is dead.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-08-24

Silk workers employed in the mill of Dunlop Brothers at Spring Valley N. J.. went on strike.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-08-24

Bridgeport is getting fewer hits CIV.
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Sennan al Spofanc. 9lonot DC for.
lte Silnoreoe 3apne, Ser blep trufne,
bar Wfiis Sinoa 90. 9erbert at Yrin.
ceton, isis, meo go. Z, Charles &.
Wblte, Chicago, % Wtiis God)ael 6.
SDens, minneapolis.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-08-01

Waisaplingen trnes. SefrctGr for
gtebro'fas NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. err.
flGrebe Den 27be bs., Of bpis man
life tit &esn il.ben faa Gage, piloc
Waisaplingen libe itor Sfaoe og Cab
al tlere Wtutoner Collars forpolbes.
Seimperaturen bar nGpnte Gag mel.
lem 30 og 80 ooer belle Staten, lam.
tlotg Iom Ell bcb @inb fra Spopcit
brGnote al Elantepert. Sefretprelt
nbtalte, at Stiainaen beepnote at
n9rn1e iig BET baa6lsie.