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The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1917-07-24


101-1e22-Crouch, Benjamin Till
man, Silverstreet.
1c2-l77s-McCarty William Earle
Newberry, S24 O'Neal ST
103-l23S-Floyd, John Yancy, New
berry.
lG4-2247-Eargle, Arthur Miller
Pomaria.
1o5-2ol1-Walters, William Finch
er, Newberry.
lo6-432-Coker, James, Whitmire.
1918 1S-Cromer, Fred Julian, New
berry, Main ST.
s-es2-Lyles Ned, Whitmdre.
1os-s27-Taylor, Olin, Prosperity.
11e-14S4-Riser, Robert Lee, Little
Mountain.
111-73s-Hlm, Willie, Newberry
112-1751-Franklia, Loanie Willie
Newberry.
1ls-ss1-Byrd, Willie, Whitmire.
Golden, Clarence, New
berry.
11s-1l4s-Msoa, Tarraace, Pros
perity.
1lS-11eS-BeakHigAt, Dudley, Pros
psrity.
117-23lS-Holley, James, PsmaTia
1ls-13ss-Wyast, Bzeeks, Kaards.
11s-A7s-Jsaes, Albert, Newserry
Route 2.
12a-s%S-CsPeland, Jsha Henry
WbitRiTe.
1A-Is2-Trskas, 1pece F., New
berry, s4s Main st.
12a-1771Ieopard, James JsA1
New berry, 1928 Laagferd st.
123-513-Lsveaace, Samaes Newtor
Whitmre.
124-4S-Ewazt, Frank Notheral
Nev berry, 2e2s Johnstone ST.
125-1e2e-Lindler, Eddie, Prosper
ity.
12s-1651-Payne, John Henry
Chsppells.
127-1oss-Masters, James; New
berry.
12s-1s55-DeWalt, Tom, Silver
street.
12s-2441-Wfllis, Claude Eugene
Mollohon Mill.
1SO-2s2S - Baxter, Eddie, Blairs
Route 1.
131-1e36-Irby, John Manuel, Chap
pells.
132-223-Davis, James, Newberry
Route 5.
1ss-2oSs- Williams, James, New
berry, Route 7.
124-1441-Thomason, John Andrew
Newberry, Route 6.
135-117-Oxner, lVannoir Cleland
Kinards.
13s-233o-Lake, schumpert, Poma-
ria.
137-6N2-Chick, James, Whitmire.
-39O-Tribble, Ben, Newberry
Route 4.
13s-2233-Cureton, William, New
berry, Route Z.
140-75-Hoef, Henry Mayer, New
berry, 1412 Vincent St.
141-1s1s-Cleckley, Daniel, New
berry, 322 Williams ST
142- 772-Washingtou, John, New
berry, Route 8
143-145e-Crapps, Ao~ms Nathan
iel Little Mountain.
144-721-Clark, Mark, Newberry
Route 8.
145-141s-Perry, Tom, Helena.
14s-23s0-Dyson, Jacob Ollie, Mollo-
hon Mill.
147-154e-Kinard, Geo. Ernest
Prosperity.
14S-1476 - Fulmer, Ward Smith
Little Mountain.
149-2S0-Jackson, Tom, Newberry
15O-2322-Hooper, Jesse, Pomaria
151-1292-C Ben, Newber-
ry R /.
152-s72-Davis, Henry, Prosperi-
t..
153-757-Rogers, MarcelNs, New
berry.
154-s6s-Clark, John, Prosperity.
155-S6S-Kunkle, T. H., Prospect
ty. -; =
6-223o-Werts, Forest, Newber-
<ry.
1577-245s-croper Nicely Jenkins
Ncwberry ~. e.
-333s22-Penson, Nilledge, New
berry, Harper st. -.
159-2O9O-Barre, Ernest. Chap
pells.
.oo o-o C... Io,onb ror1-c
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1917-07-24

k:1ardS. Z 2.
320-72-Hipp, John c., Newberry,
RI
321-1O53-Suber, James, Prosper
ity.
322-1Ss6-Lisle, Willie, Newberry.
323-11O9 Thompson, Roland,
B:airs, r l.
324-356-Ross, Isam, Newberry.
325-112-Morris, Nathan, Newber-
Williams, Will, Prosper
ity
327-259ONCalmes, John, Newberry.
32S-20S2--Watkins, Joe Smith,
Chsppells.
32s-2l1s-Freeman, Will, Chap
pelis.
330-l2S-Rikard, George, Newberry.
331-2e12- Williams, Jesse Broder,
Ncwberry.
33222-67s-Suber, Frank, Whitmire.
333-90e-Nance, w. D., Prosperity.
334-19S1-Reeder, George, Silver
st, eet.
Sa5-1S17-Floyd, Junius, Chappels.
s-23e3-Douglas, Ellison, PoMa-
ria
as7-ssS-Rutherford, Theodore,
Nswberry.
s3s-2421-s4saly, Edgar Roscoe,
Newhsrry.
33s-12s7-Burtoa, John, NewSerry.
34e-z4ss-sNsa, Thomas, Newssr-
r.. r. F. D.
341-24Ss-williansep, Jeha Mead
srs, Nswberry.
3R-17ss-Jenes, samuel Lewis,
Newberry.
ss-s-Bsezer, Robert Guy, New
berry.
344-21e7-stspheas, Madin, Silver
ST eet
345-327-Nesby, John, Newberry.
e-2Ss3-Tobe, Tom, Pomaria.
s47-e6+Rogers, Fred, Whitmire.
34s-s3-Lominick, James Forest,
Newberry.
34s-144S-C,aapman, Leo, Little
Mountain.
350-1722 - Bouknight, Alpheus
Eargle, Newberry.
951-957-Brown, Sam, Prosperity.
352-1557-Rikard, Eros Berry,
Prosperity.
s53-1744-Davis, James Arthur,
Newberry.
354-1112-Davis, Seser, Prosperity.
355-24S2-Norris, Eugene Edward,
Newberry, R 2.
356-25S1-Davenport, John Henry.
Newberry, R q
s57-345-Reeder, Salvester, New
berry. R 7.
35S-1595-Bluford, John, Chappells.
359-21S4EWilliams Yancy, Chap
pells.
9eo-1355-Pitts, Blake, Newherry.
361-1O3-Martin, Wallace Lever,
Newberry.
3S2-21ss-Johnsoa, Jacob James.
Kipards.
3es-1ss5-Pitts, CLIFTON Bishop,
Chappells.
3s4-1s12-suber, Johnnie, New
se5-1221 - Bishop, Irwin Venson,
Kirards.
3es-11o2-Barnes, Otis, Prosperity.
3s7-1S25-Harris, Charlie, Chap
pells.
3eS-55e-seymore, Henry Williams,
Whitmire.
3ss-1565-Wicker, Geo. Fred, Pros
perity.
97O-2159-Smoot, Tommie, Chap
pelis.
371-l54-Summer, Charles Forest,
Newberry.
372-12S1-Boyd, Arthur, Kinards.
373-51-Fellers, Thomas Mitchell,
Prosperity.
s74-717-Challners, James, New
berry.
375-1o57-shealy, sammie, Pros
pcrity.
s7e-1256-Reeder, Claude Abrams,
Newberry, R l.
377-1O73-Wise, Willie, Little
Mountain.
7s-3O-Dennis, Joseph Augustus,
Newberry.
979-1s9-Bownan, jeff, Newberry.
3SO-3SS = Todd, Pink, NeWberry,
RID.
3St-1423-Sligh, Thomas, Helena.
3S2-245S-Folk, Bennie James,!
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1917-07-24
YOUNG MEN OF NEWBERRY
DRAFTED FOR WAR ARMY
CONTINUED FROM PAGE ONE)

3-2036-DeWalt, Joseph, Newber-
Ty, Rt 4.
-337-Porterfeld, Robel S., Jr.,
Newberry, Caldwell st.
2s-676-Sims, Wesley, Whitmire.
2s-N5rHipp, Dennis, Newberry.
2I-509-Lee, John NJ, Whitmire.
2s-11S5-Dawkins, John Hillory,
Prosperity.
2s-5s4-spires, Bennis Hill, Whit
uire.
se-21Ss-stephens, Cleveland, Sill
yerstreet.
31-s45-Barley, Jack, Prosperity.
-Toland, John Oscar, New
berry.
32-5se-Butler, Ernest, Whitmire.
34-2s2a-RiHger, James Ernest,
Blsirs, Rt 1.
s5-12s7-Waldrop, James Clarence,
Newherry.
3s-2143-Raodes, Lewis, Old Town.
27-ssS-Propes, Lee L., Whitmire.
2s-14ss-SloaR, wialie, Little
Mountain.
3s-a4ss-Wasts, jesse, Newherry,
ut. 5.
4s-54s-Raf. George, Waitmire.
41I2s-Reeder, Claude Davidson,
Mewberrs.
2-S7s-GaAaey, Daaie, BlaSrs, u
4s-12s7-Gosset, Joha, Kinasds.
A-7s+Nickols, Gsrnie Willie,
Newberry, r 4.
4S-17s2-Coaneily, Boyd John Dan
iel, Newberry, s2s O'Neal st.
4S-7s5-Nckorris, Foster, Kinards,
Rt 8.
47-l9.-Nedlin. Arthur, Newberry
As-154s-Wilson, Athur, Prosper
ity.
4s-15ss-Troutman, Oscar Honor,
Prosperity.
5Q-20ss-Brown, John Henry, Chap
pells.
51-lsss - sparagon, John, New
berry.
5e-s15-Epps, Alonzo, Whitmire.
ss-373-Spearman, Walter, New
berry.
sA1676-Dawkins, Charley, Blairs,
Rt 1.
55-12Ss-Teague, David Mcclure,
Newberry.
ss-1ss1-Glenn, Mitchell New
berry.
57-775-Wilson, Ernest James.
Newberry, Rt 8.
5s-4sses-Henson, James S., Whit
m;re
ss-ss2-Yarbrough, Eddie, Whit
nnIe. q
sO-6oO-Byrd, Porter, Whitmire
s1-1sse-Tribble, Samuel, Silver
street.
S-s1s-Boozer, Mark N, Prosper
ity.
ss-153s-McFall, Geo., Prosperity.
e4-2szg@sins, Johnnie, Debby.
Newberfry, Rt 2.
65-1ss2-Gaffney, Robert, Blairs,
ss-5e7-Lands, Clyde, Whitmire,
-30S-Marshall, John, Newberry,
OIL Mill Ave.
es-437-Bowers, Robert Furman,
WLitmire.
ss-1s24- Goodman, Will, Newberry.
Rt 1.
7e-so4-Coleman, Otis, Whitmire.
71-43-Evans, Everett Marshall, Jr,
Newberry, 1919 Boundary st.
75-126ASterling, Charley F eder-
eells.
7s-17ss-Jackson, Robe ""ank,
Newberry.
74-154S-Boinest, Thaddeus Laur-
ems, Prosperity.
75g1264-Sterlng, Charley Freder-
lex, Newberry.
7e-1O66- Williams, Pearl, Pros
pcrity.
.77-s2ATaylor, John T., Prosper
ity.
7S-2455-Brovn, James Glider,
Newberry, Rt 2.
25O1-Suber, James, Newberry.
SO-420-Adams. Ellesor, Whitmire,
S1-1o14-Jones, Raymond, Pros
perity.
Connolly, Joe Brabham,
Prosperity.
S3-514-Lynn, John Robert, Whit
nire.
-2374-Buzhardt Clarence Eu-
gene. Newberry. Rt. 5.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1917-07-24


less Newberry.
177-1294-Chalmers, John, New
berry.
17s-1148-Oxner, Eugene, Pros
perity.
179-1647-Lindsay, Will, Jr., Chap
pe!ls.
lSO-2558-Wilson, Willie, Newber
ry.
1s1-1354-Pitts, Aleck, NeWberry.
1S2-1906-Schumpert, Albert, New
! berry.
s3-2o17-Harwell, Geo. Rufus
Little Mountain.
S4-2397-Harmon, Thomas Sine
OF, Newberry.
1s5-343-Reeder, Marcus, Newber
~.
Ss-2eos-Scarboroaga, Francis
Judson, Newberry.
1S7-2414-Prater, Lewfe Mmaad
; Newberry.
1ss-1S13-Elnore, John, Whitzaire
1S9-21es-Brown, Fred, Silver
street
! 1ss-ss2-Folk, Brness, Prosperity.
1sl-2&7-Suber, Tom Aayes, New
Berry.
1s2-72s-Davis, Nenry, NewbeTry
RS.
1s3-l5-Calawell, Jnmes D., New
barry.
-Richardssa, Tass. B.
;, Prosperity.
is5-sss33- Wheeler, AsrH Keistss
Prosperity.
1ss-22s1-Lyles; etis, eeasTia~
! 1s7-1s31-Holman, Nathan, Pros
per1ty.
! 1sS-a2ss-Davis, Piackaey, Kin
ards
/ 19s-12Ss-Burton, Melvin, Newber
~.
/ 2oo-452-Cole, Edgar Sloan, Whit
mire
/ Robinson, Enoch, New
berry, R 5.
;. 02-1S43-Wicker, Ernest Haskell
Newberry.
2O3-53O-Payne. John Abner, Whit
mire.
-S09-Boozer, James E., Pros
perity.
205-2579-Sanders, James Marvin
Newberry.
2os-1114-Dennis, Eliot, Prospect
ty.
2o7-2607 - Swittenberg, Rober
Daniel, Newberry.
20S-2473- Eugene, New
berry, R 2.
2os-147o-Derrick, Olin Clinton
Little Mountain.
21o-s45-Kenner, Henry, Whit
nire.
211-2135-Pinson, Geo., Chappells
212-2622-Ringer, Willie Edgar
Eiairs, R l.
213-21S-Coleman, Nelson, New
berry.
214-e20-Glenn, Arthur, Whitmire.
215-1334-Jackson Walter, New
berry.
-55O-Russell, Ed Lee, Whit
u:re.
217-1s11-Childs, Manuel, Cnap
pells.
2lS-574-Trammell, Jerry, Whit
D,ire.
219-31-Dickert, Eddie Jesse, New
berry.
22O-1432-Wright, Jno. NJ, Hele
M
! 221-1727-Bouknight, Oscar Berley
New berry, 14O4 Drayton st.
22-2O47-Herbert, Elisha, New
berry, R T..
23-9S1-Douglas, Stout, Newberry
224-1S4S-Kinard, Herman Joseph
!, Prosperity.
225-2662-Singley, John Jacob, Pc
maria.
226-157O-Boozer, Leroy Coppock
Chappells.
227-1S17-Boozer, Clarence, New
berry.
2S-2577-Ruff, Henry Holland
Newberry.
229-77o-Turner, Thomas, New
berry.
30-SS2-Mathis, Charley Marks
Pl osperity.
23l-207S-Matthews, Joe Sidney
Siiverstreet.
252-671-Steyens, Jim, Whitmire
2333-2119-Hare, Willie Wilson
! Sjlyarctraet
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1917-07-24

24S-56-Gilbert. Buford David,
Newberry.
249-127s-Boozer, Archie, Newbe.-
r. R 1.
25O-1791-Rushton, Heber, Newber-
ry
251-1s5e-Felder, Bennie, Silver
street.
7s2-Brown, Eliga, Newberry.
r Z.
253-212S-Lindsay, Isaac, Silver
street.
254-5-Boozer, Henry R., Newber-
ry, r 5.
255-35o-Rice, Paul. Newberr;,
R2.
25s-15se-Goldzaan, Harris Gil
liam, Chappells.
257-5+Gaillayd, Pierre Codes,
NeUberry.
25s-23s5-Bartley, Robert, Beaja-
rnia, Aollohoa Eill.
25s-2115-Dehiles John Leroy,
Blsirs, r /.
2ss-s7s-Lesser, Gee P, Prosper
ity.
! 2s1-1714-Thsaas, Jim Ruf, Biairs,
RI
2s2-5fs-Rsst, Jee, WhitMiRa.
s3-1132-Hair, Jehanie, Prosper
i:y.
2s4-44s-Breek, wasie Rhsnas,
,waitmire.
2ss-14ss-Ssase, N. d., JeAA
Ciaade, Little NsaaMia.
2SS-1S74ECaa~4l, Dan j., Blasrs.
2S7-741-Headerssn, 1lbeEt, kiR-
ards, r 2.
| 2ss-1es+samners, Brady, Pres-
perity.
2es-233s-Rosertasn, George, Pc
maria.
27o-7275-Bell, Sam, Newberry.
! 271-23i Henderson, Haskell, Po-
rle ria.
| 272-2225-Renwick, Charlie, Kin
ards.
73-711-Burton, Henry, New
berry.
274-1022-Lindsay, James, Pros
peritv.
275-s41-Dennis, Osborne Frank
Prosperity.
27e-s3S-Johnson, James, Whit
raire
277-2454- Williams, Cary, Newber-
! ry
27s-1os2-LcFall, Nathaniel, Pros
perity.
27s-e23- Griffin, John, Whitmire.
2sO-26s-Harris, O'Dell, Newberry
2S1-6S5-Wallace, Julius, Whit
niire.
2S2-1141-Kensler, Johnnie, Pros
pcrity.
:, 2S3-1314-Gary, Bibbs, Newberry
2S4-1016-Kensler, Julius, Pros.
perity.
2S5-1sss-Frederick, James, Sill
verstreet.
2Se-335-Pitts, Hezzie Lindsay,
Newberry.
7-143O-Wilson, Luther, Helena
S-2O05-Parker, Irby Slauter
Newberry.
Ss-4s3-James, Andrew, Whit
| mire.
2sO-244s-Douglas, Ernest, Pros
perity.
291-210S-Scarborough, Frances
Jrcson, Newberry.
292-135S-Reeder, Evans, Silver
street.
3-25O3-Suber, John, NeUberry
Re-.
294-923-Taylor, H. n, Prosperity
95-13O5-Davis, Will, Newberry.
6-341-Reeder, Clifton, Newber-
~.
297-2517-Harris, John Eddie,
Newberry.
2sS-2376-Cameron, Chester Alon-
TO- Mollohon Mill.
-2532-Dillard, Wade, Newberry
R +
-1oO7-Johnson, Brady, Pros
pcrity.
3o1-17e4-Jones, Frank Kelly, New
berry.
-391-Tucker, Henry, Newberry
O3-1366-Sheppard, Oliver Mar
cellous, Silverstreet.
-2396-Goss, Grover Cleveland,
Mcllohon Mill.
-3353-Rizer, John, Newberry.
06-970-Darling, Tommie, Pros
pcritV
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-07-23
REM-ARMS LOSE
 IN HARTFORD GAME

f..r
 Hartford, July 2s-The Poli team defeated the Remington-Arms cam of Bridgeport at Poli Field, East Hartford yesterday afternoon, to 2.
 The visitors went to bat in Ahe ninth with the score of 8 to against them- Elcpck, first up, flied out to Lanningy B@iggs was just. grazed w kh a ball and went to first. Ryan: singled, Briggs taking third, Ryan. koing to second on the throw to third 2 to catch Briggs. Barry hit a long. fly to center. which Lanning got under, Briggs started for home, but Tanning, by a. beautiful peg to Pill lion, who relayed it to Muldoon, nair- ed Briggs at The plate, completing a double play and the game was over.
 Pillion was backed up with air tight support. Pete Wilson had his drop working fine and sent ten of the locals back to the bench by the strike out route.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-07-23
FEW MAJOR STARS DRAFTED
 x Manager Jack Barry of Red ox and Henie Groh of Reds
 May Go Early.

New York, July 23-Major league baseball cams will hardly feel the eff fleets of the draft for the first incre- ment of the National armN The ball players, most of whom are within the age limits set by the draft law, were no more and no less fortunate than any of the remaining 9,500,000 men of the nation.
 The stars of the game seem to have been unusually lucky n getting num- bers far down on the list, and there fore need not worry for some time to come.
 Of the top notch players drafted, only a few, including; Davy Robert son of the Giants, Sherrod Smith, Jeff Pfeffer and Leon Galore of the Rob- lns, Ray Schalk and Buck Weaver of the Chicago White Sox, Elmer Miller of the Yankees, Jack Barry, manager of the champion Red Sox; Severeid, the young catcher of the Browns; Heinie Groh of the Reds, Hoe Evans of the Cleveland Indians, and Evans, a pitcher of the Pirates, will be obliged to submit for examination on the first call.
 Many of the players, and especially those whose clubs are travelling, do not know their registration numbers, and therefore will not know for a day or two just where they were call ed in the draft. Ty Cobb of the De- .troit Tigers is one who has not vel
 found his number It is certain however, that Eddie Collins, Tri Speaker, George Burns, Ferdy Schupp and the great majority of the
 players will not be called on to re spond to the first call to arms. Davy Robertson of the Giants i.
 well up in the list, and he is the onl, man whom McGraw seriously fears h, | will lose on the first draft Georg Burns, Schupp, Kruger, Pol Perrit | and Jeff Tesreau are down in he list | None of the others who are 1iabI | knows his number.
 The Yankees may lose Elmer Nil
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-07-23
Cutting the Corners

to Massachusetts yetterday and lost to the Red Tops in Springfield by g to 0. Townsend pitched for the Chains.
 The Worcester Telegram wonders why young man of military age who wants to fight as badly as Catcher Devine of New Haven, hasn't joineld the army.
 There will be. no home game here until next Sunday when Gene Mo Cann's New London players will taJc- k1e Bridgeport at Newfield park. The last time the Planters were here they lost to battle to the locals
 Guy Finn made a catch in the third that prevented a mess of runs for Worcester. There were three on bases and two out when Conway belted liner between right and center. Both Finn and Corcoran ran for it and Finn managed to pull the ball down after a long sprint across the greensward. He had to take off his cap to the ap- plause of the populace.
 The fans at Newfield had their usual good time with Gloomy Gus Gardella yesterday. As the Worcester players were leaving the park in a machine after the game somebody yelled at Garde1la, who replied, Seven o'clock in the morning four yours while I'm in the hay.''
 The New York Sun. says the Phil lies need more than Johnny Evers to put them back in the race. kvers has not the pepper he displayed in other years and as he is batting about .2O0 he won't help much.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-07-23

Ter and Nick tCullop, whose numbers are near the top. Fisher, Alexander and Gedeon are near the middle of the drawing, while the others do not know their numbers.
 Elliott, the Cubs new catcher, is among the first thousand drawn and vii probably be called for examina- ton. The other Cubs, however, do not appear to be in danger of being called at this time, Prendergast, Deal, Flack and Hendrix being far down in the draw. Leslie Mann, the star cen- -trefelder, notified Charles Weeghman physical director of the Oklahoma Guard and would be called away in a day or two.
 Cleveland may lose only Joe Evans. the third baseman, in the first call. Evans holds a number we'll up in the list. but Iris Speaker Guisto, Chap man, Bagby and Wambsganss are so far down that they probably will not be reached for some time.
 Cincinnati has only two players near the top of the list. Heinie Groh,s number was drawn in the, early thousands and he may have to re- spond to the first call, while Hod FL Ter, pitcher, is in the first thousand The St. Louis Browns have. three players, Severeid, Jacobsen and SloaI | whose numbers were drawn near tn, top, and they will probably have t, report at once. Davenport, Rumler Hale and several others, incIudin,
 George Sisler and Ernie Koob, ar i down among. the later thousands.
 F Jack Barry is, so far as he knows
 the only member of the Red So whose number has been drawn +nea
 the top. His serial number is 2,82l
 and he does not expect to be calle
 until the second draft.
 The Braves will not fare so wei
 Although Maranville does not expec
 to be included in the first call, Neh.
 Ragan and Barnes, pitchers; Rice,
 catcher, and Rawlins and Bailey 7ha numbers. that were drawn carly e
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-07-23
WORK OLD JOKE
 ON BOB MURRAY OF WORCESTER
RY Wngner.l

-
 The old jokes always take the prize of the gold watch or the barrel of flour. Johnny Priest of the Bridge port club revived an ancient Jest on young Murray of Worcester yesterday and gave the fans at Newfield a flock of laughs In the second inning with one out, Murray singled. Wilder hit fly to center but Priest bent over as if to catch the ball and Murray thought it was a grounder. He made dash for second and just to make the joke fore realistic Bill Martin gave Murray the shoulder as he rounded second. Murray thought sure the ball was a grounder then and kept on to third Meanwhile Corcoran had caught the fly and the ball. was relayed to Grdnaes for a. double play. Murray is a. T7year-old High school boy who comes from Maine. Perhaps, that txfck Is new stuff up there.
 Bridgeport won the game by to 6 and the fans went home happy all though they were frightened when Worcester rallied In the eighth and ninth Bridgeport had a lead of to 2 until the eighth when a couple of errors by Btn Martin gave the vis- itors a chance to make three runs. Tn the ninth Martin booted another when he had a double play in front of him but Zinn caught Potteiger's fly and doubled Conway at first, ending the contest.
 Ferguson twirled for Bridgeport and worked brilliantly for seven innings. He would have gone through all right in the eighth except for Martins mis- plays After Worcester got two men on in the ninth with one out, Manager Krtchell decided to send in Tuckey. The pitcher secured from Portland in a trade, managed to retire the side while Bridgeport was still ahead.
 Manager Mckinley did the hurting for the visitors He took quite a lac ing in the first. five innings but bqanked Bridgeport in the last three. Priest and Grimes led in batting for Bridgeport, each getting three safe ties while Bracket and Martin got two each. The score:I
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The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-07-23
Gaelics Lost to Young
 Emmets in Hot Game

The young Emmets defeated the iGaelics at soccer football yesterday before a large crowd. In spite of the defeat the Gaelics are still ahead in the State league, The Emmets were strengthened by some star players from New York.
 This was the first defeat of the sea- son for the Gaelics and they maintain it will be the last this season. Those who played we'll for the Emmets were Fully, Lynch, McDonough, Quinn and Morley. Callahan, Moriarty and Ca hill starred for the Gaelics
 At the finish the score was Emmets 10, Gaelics 2.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-07-23
NEW HAVEN CLUB
 HOPES TO CLINCH FLAG THIS WEEK

New Haven, July 23-Fol1owing one Of the most successful weeks or the Eastern campaign in which they chalked up seven victories in eight starts, the Murlins resumed opera tions on the home soil yesterday af- ternoon against Jack Flynn's khaki clad Lawrence brigade. The Mur- Ems, however, continue to p3ay classy brand of baseball behind the best sort of pitching and rule op- heavy favorites to romp-of with the flag in walk.
 Freddie Walker iron man of minor league baseball is slated to pich for the Murphy crew today. Walker has won both games he has pitched and expects to better his record at Law rence's expSnse today. Last year, while a member of the Utica club on the New York State league. Walker got into AZ games and twrled more innings than any other pitcher in any minor league. His record was topped by only two pitchers in the country-Pfeffer of Brooklyn and j, Alexander of Philadelphia
 Walker is an old football star and once played a halfpack position for the University of Chicago. One of his prominent teammates was Bezdek, now manager of the Pittsburgh Ma tionals.
 After today's game the Murlins will take a trip down East and will be. away until Saturday, when they play the much-abused Hartford nine at the Rock. Another series of vic- tories like that of last week will just shelve the pennant and leave Law renee, New London and Bridgeport to fight it put for second place. si
 Harry Weaver continues to top the pitchers, having won dozen games in IA trips to the mound. Donovan, who got away with the best start of any pitcher in the league, has the poorest percentage of the quintet.