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The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1918-04-23
COLLEGES FAVOR BOXING.

Chicago, April 23.-The advfsa bility of adding boxing to the regular list of collegiate competitive sports was dis cussed at a meeting of the managing committee of the Western Intercol- legiate Athletic Association. A com mittee was appointed to determine how it can be made a clean, whole some sport for conference colleges, it became known yesterday.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1918-04-23
WALLACE LOSES
 TO CHICK BROWN
Dave Fitzgerald Awards New Havener Decision
 After 18th Round

New Haven, April 2S.---Sailor Chic Brown, idol of New Haven boxing fans, returned to the ring at the Arena last night after a layoff of sev- eral months, and earned a referees decision over Eddie Wallace of Brook lyn in the star number of 15 rounds staged under the direction of the Rome Athletic club. Brown carried the fight to Wallace from the start and it was his continued aggressive ness that played an important part in the victory. Wallace was taken by surprise in the early rounds when Chic started his slamIbang rushing tactics and it wasn't until late in the battle that the Brooklynite was in position to solve Browns awkward style. It was another case of a slug ger against a boxer with the former showing the best advantages this time. The bout was perhaps the toughest seen in the local ring this year, and was marred to a great ex- tent by the holding of the principals.
 In the semi-f1nal tilt, Joe Currie of this city stopped Benny Wagner of Brooklyn, in the fourth round of a scheduled ten round bout. Wagner substituted for Pepper Martin of Brooklyn. Martin appeared on the scene of action prepared to box after the club officials had been notified by his manager earlier in the day that he would not appear. Wagner put up a game scrap while it lasted but was clearly outclassed by his opponent.
 In the preliminary, Charley Bergen carried Collie Pleines along for eight rounds and the bout was declared a draw.
 The bouts were poorly patronized, there being less than $2O00 in the house. Frequent delays also added to the discontinue of the spectators and it was 11:S0 o'clock before the star bout principals went into action.
 The card was poorly managed from the outset and was further delayed by the holding tactics of the fighters, who demanded their money in ad- vance. Other features were contrib uted by Pepper Martin and Benny Wagner, who made speeches from the center of the ring. Martin explained just why he didn't box and Wagner told the fans why Referee Fitzgerald erred-in stopping his bout with Cur rie. It was a great night for the boxer orators, who treated the fans to something real original.
 The naval reserves, of which Chic Brown is a member, attended in a body and occupied seats in the left lower tier. They presented Brown with bath robe just prior to. the main bout.
 A collection was taken up to help defray the expenses of baseball par aphernalia for the reserves and netted close to $130. The reserves later sang Its Long, Long Trail,' and the song made a tremendous hit. -
 In the 18th round Eddie Meade, manager of Joe Lynch, who cated as one of Browns seconds, was chased from the ringside by Sergt Dwyer. Meade's coaching tactics was the req son for his removal.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1918-04-23
Another Record
 For Eddie Collins

Chicago, April 23-Eddie Col lins, star second baseman of the champion White Sox, holds today the major league record for play ing in consecutive games with 473. When he started in yesterdays game against Detroit he had 472 consecutive games to his credit, equalling the former record, held by Sam Crawford. former Detroit outfelder. Collins started his rec ord breaking play just before leav- ng the Philadelphia Americans Since then he has not missed a game and he has started his fourth season with the White Sox.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1918-04-23
The Sport Spotlight
Porto Made Money In Series.
By T. F. Wagner

Although Joe Porto Connecticus champion duck pin artist leaves for Camp Upton within few days he will not with out taking than one bankrol with him. Joe has been ceedngy fortunate he entered the state tournament with Connie Lewis Fred Teller Al Dewey Franchni Jack Barbour Bob Stone Joe Harper Charley Johnson and Mort Lindsey Porto picked to finish the tourney about fourth fifth while the stars of yesterdayLew Stone and Lindsey
 figured out to end ace duece and trey But the New Havener has outshned them a Stone looked like world beaer at the start of the series but fell down all of sudden Connie Lewis the cleverest duckpn bowler in the state at me has lost his knack of hitting the pins at the right time and incl denty Connie has no show to be in the running
 Porto has cleaned up than Sl 200 side bets since the tourney started He had confidence in his ability and played himself to win from the start off, Porto will also add $5O his collection for first prize in the tournament He has four days in which to play all the games listed against his the schedule and will play double headers starting today when he tackles Harper this afternoon and Stone tonight To- afternoon he faces Teller in the early afternoon and Franchn the evening" In order to do his part in the he will have to play 36 games in two days which record itself Some day in the future Joseph will tackle the Kaiser in a series of games.
 Joe Dugan who left Holy Cross college to play shortstop for Connie Mack last the three members of the team Connie had last Rube Breser the former Mur
 lin hurer, is trying "come back" stunt with the Mackian gang
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1918-04-23
How They Look
YESTERDAYS RESULTS.

National League. New York 4, Boston 2. Philadelphia 8, Brooklyn 0. Cincinnati 8, Chicago 2. Pittsburgh 5, St. Louis 1.
 American League. New York Il, Boston 4. Philadelphia 5, Washington 1. Detroit ', Chicago 3. Cleveland 8, St. Louis 1.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1918-04-23

The White Sox probably are glad they have only the Amercian League teams to play now. They received rough tratment at the hands of the Texas League teams this spring.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1918-04-23
ST. MARYs vs. JACKSON A. c.

St. Mary will play the Jackson A. c at Yellow Mill Park, Sunday.
 The St. Mary's players please re- port: Began, Evans, Frenchy. Keat- ling, Shea, Kelly. Lorkowalskie, ! o'brien and Monahan.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1918-04-23

Manager Krchel says that Howard Baker, the locals oufeder is of the Heetest in the minors today. Krch is pleased his in landing Baker he after him for the past four months and had jolly Kid Fiber field along before the little pilot would let Baker loose
 
 Bill Martin will be missed at shortstop this by of the hiters the other clubs Bill the best shorop ever had working forthe other team.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1918-04-23

The Cubs have placed pitcher Tom Seaton and outfelder Harry Wolter with the San Francisco and Sacra mento Coast League clubs respective ly.
 Pat Moran isn't worrying over the absence of Cy Williams now that Meusel is playing great ball as the Phillies' centerfielder.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1918-04-23

It is probable that Hans Wagner League" to supply baseball parapher- nalia for American soldiers in France will be formed in Pittsburg.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1918-04-23

SWEET PEAS. VIOLETS, TULIPS,
 DAFFODuS.
 JOHN RICK 6 SON.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1918-04-23
Plank Off Big Show Stuff.

Eddie Plank veteran big league pitcher has turned down the offer Manager Huggns to join the Yankees despite the rather pitch the Seeon team in the Bethlehem league than play under the big tent.
 *&s.*+
 The New Haven players this will be lucky bunch The of the club is brewer and it is said will dish out home prizes in the form Of beer kegs No more than one keg will be allowed each player.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1918-04-23

American League. New York at Boston. Philadelphia at Washington. Detroit at Chicago. St. Louis at Cleveland.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1918-04-23
SPORTING CHATTER

The Browns stand Nto lose Nun- amaker, Williams, Gerber and Houck in the present army draft.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1918-04-23

The Massey who is now playing left field for the Braves is not the Massey who was with the club for a part of the time last year. This Massey was in Minneapolis last sea- son.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1918-04-23
Standing of Players.

Games Today. Stone-Lndsey, Palace. Dewey-Johnson, Algonquin. Barbour-Harper, Waterbury. Lewis s-Franchini, Naugatuck.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1918-04-23
Here and There

Christy Mathewson is developing his young southpaw, Dutch Reuther, into a real major leaguer. Reuther is lucky to have such an able teacher as Big Six.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1918-04-23
GAMES TO-DAY. National League.

Boston at New York. Brooklyn at Philadelphia. Chicago at Cincinnati.
 Pittsburgh at St. Louis.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1918-04-23

In the 18th round Eddie Meade. manager of Joe Lynch, who cated as one of Browns seconds, was chased from the ringside by Sergt Dwyer. Meade's coaching tactics was the req son for his removal.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1918-04-23

A collection was taken up to help defray the expenses of baseball par aphernaia for the reserves and netted close to $130. The reserves later sang Its a Long, Long Trail" and the song made a tremendous hit. &
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1918-04-23

The naval reserves, of which Chic Brown is a member, attended in a body and occupied seats in the left lower tier. They presented Brown with a bath robe just prior to. the main bout.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1918-04-23

The new International League is hard pressed for players, who are very much in demand. The Eastern League also is experiencing difficulty
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1918-04-23
Krichell Claims Prize in Baker.

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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-08-31

LIGHT housekeeping rooms and base-
ment. well furnished. 2s0 W. ard.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-08-31
W~ANTED-TO RENT

WANT 10 rent shout sept !. five or
siN-room modern unfurnlshed apart
meut or duplex. adults only. with garage.
reasonably close IN. Telephone Walnut
.glgI.
WANT September I. two or threc-room
furnished apartment. private bath; give
ocotion and terms H-26. care Oklaho-
man.
WANTEp-To rent unturniahcd 3 or f.
room bungalow, best residence district.
Walnut 3Ug1.
LIGHT HOUSEKEEPING In northwest
part Of city can Walnut 1853.
WANTED-rrivate suite Of two rooms.
bath md kltchcnette, In good neigh
horhood VI B, Mayer, L. n. broadway.
Phone Maple 50.
WANTED-To rent I or 5-room FUR
nished house; reasonable rent. KISS,
care Oklahoman. 4,
WANTEb-ro rem hy man and Wife. /
or, I furnished light housekeeping
rooms: good location KS. Oklohoman.
WANTEp-Strictly modern. well nir-
uishcd house, with furnace. servants
quarters and garage. Maple 1919.
WANTED TO RENT-Nicelv furnished
8 or s-room house with garage; must
he In good locality: adults only. Room
H9, Lee Huckins Hotel.
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ROOM AND BOARD WANTED

GTETLEMAS. with Io-ycar-ord hoy.
wants loom and hOnrd. nonr good
anNDo., whore boy VAL be- tnl ou care ui
huin1r
GrSTLTMAN. with lO-vcor-old boy.
wants room and board. u,ur good
SCHOOL where boy will be- taken care oi
wiru out Of school B-5l. care OKh.
hnuuu.
VAST place FOR girl 10 wn.l Tor room
and holf1 outside ~ school hours Crl
walnut slai or Walnut 5ii utls Lusi.
Ii.H college.
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ROOM WITH BOARD ron RENT

ROOM and board. walking distance.
home privileges, also garage. Maple
3l27-J.
ATTRACTIVE rooms, Including meals,
private hume. references required
garage. 323 W. 9TH.
NICE southeast room for rent. with
board. s2b W. 9Th.
NICE room with board for man and wife.
or two Girls. In private home, with
young couple; rates reasonable; three
btecks Of Whittier school, half block Lin
wood car 1919 West 7th st.
BOARD and nice south rooms. newly FUR
nished; rates reasonable. 32t W. PARK
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DREssMAKING AND MILLINERY

DRESSMAKtNG and alterations. Mary
c. Mounger. Phone Maple 1858. Room
7ib. over Kerr's.
DREssMAKiNG. embroidery. hair WORK
Maple SlsS. r..
FIRsT- GLASS dressmaking by the day
or at my room Phone Walnut 507t.
bi6h N Broadway.
PLAiN'a and fancy dressmaking: ALEC al
teration ia2h W. Main. Maple 1855.
DREsSMAKtNC, plain and children's
sewing. 1912 W. Park, Walnut 2055-R.
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UNFINISHED ROOMS FOR RENT

FOR Observation-Disclosures two nice rooms
md front porch. all modern: on car
hue, water, lights. gas phone and gar
bHge service furnished. Walnut Ags5-R.
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FEMALE HELP WANTED

YOUNG people can he placed In good
paying position almost Immediately, do
not waste your time In commercial
schools, come and see what can dn
for you. Luis Ernest iib Majestic Bldg.
Corner Harvey and Main.
SPANISH. FRENCH-come and talk with
Q ret eachei Of the Spanish language
" you desire TO learn Spanish. Luis
Ernest, as Majestic Bldg. corner Harvey
and Main.
OPPORTUNITY for bright capable wom-
an past 20, TO train for permanent po-
sitlon; personal interview. 23a Terminal
Arcade Blds. A.
wAHTED-Esperienced ready-to- weAI
salesiady; no amateurs need apply. The
Famous. lis W. Grand,
49, 49, M
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NICELY furnished suite, bedroom h
plrlor. In modern apartment; ale
sleeping room. Victoria Apartments, Nc
Z. yth and K%rOadwny. Y
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BATES-DAVIS SCHOOL

2O9-lO Weaver Bldg. Main and Harvey
Telephone MRnle 23S
WANTED-Glrls for dancing and cabaret
Shove. singers and dancers; cabaret
singer can make big money, dancers
don't need any experience. we can teach
YOU nt long as you can waltz and two
step; must look neat and he n lady at
IN times. ms this Ia n clean show: have
five months work, playing the best fairs
IN TeNrs: ave Pullman car for people
10 sleen In. R-1on- care Oklnhnmnn-
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SITUATIONS wANTED-MALE.

EXPERIENCED cook. man and wife. IN
or out Of town, cOiorcd. Lii. care Ok
ahOmau
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ONE nice room to rent, 2Ii6 N. Western
near Jefferson school Maple 1901,
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BYRNE SHORTHAND

llNlNG pIlolN
II a direct and certain road to n steno-
graphic success ns has been proven by
tho country's foremost stenographers.
court reporters and secretaries. Byrne
system students learn TO write $50 words
per minute In less time than you can
learn to write 100 by any other system
Write for free catalogue. Capital City
business College.
POSITION open for an experienced stem
ographer, paying SIS per month to
start; prefer n young woman who In
thoroughly competent and who In willing
TO assume other duties, such as record
work, etc. Apply in long hand. stating
age, experience and how soon can report
for work. Write First National Bank,
Tahleqnah, Okla.
SOLICITORS for Oklahoma; experience
not essential; A-No. I proposition. Call
between 8 and 10. Simplex. HRvlin Hotel.
WANTED-High school girl 10 work for
room and board; country Eirl pre-
ferred. 707 East 10Th. Maple 1909.
ONE single young lady to work In gro
Gerry store. IL. A. Bump. a2s W. Grand.
WANTED Young lady for bin clerk and
assistant bookkeeper; excellent chance
for advancement to right party. L-56,
care Oklshoman.
FIRST CLASS girl TO assist In general
h~ousework. 723 w. 2ist
WANTEb-Glh for fountain work Cros-
by's. 9Th and Broadway.
WANTED-Pantry woman, one with ex-
perlenco preferred. Apply steward,
ee-Huckins hotel
wANTED-Three experienced arm walt
resses kunderer's Dainty Lunch. ia
W. Main. .
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SlW REGAL UDTlT. two blocks west
etI'En stroll. modern ffrpr1Of.
beer 50 day hotel M cts. special weekly
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COOL, clean. modern houseknepinT and
sleeping rooms. 322 ". Reno. Mrs.
Manning.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-08-31

NICELY furnished south room, close ID
high school. Walnut 530l. l28 w. 9th.
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vANTED-Men and ladles 20 learn bar
Der trade: special low tuition; positions
u aranteed, free catnlog Oklahoma city
arber College, 10i W. California Harry
uns MIR
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All week day classified advertising
runs In both papers Mt one price. Sun
Gay Oklnhomun, one Issue. same rate an
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Word Limo Inch
One time. Daily olda-
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Three times. Daily okla
homan and Times. per
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FOR RFNT-Two or 8 llght h0osfkeeP-
ing rooms, with a lone lady; lefs u
9th 81.
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FOR RENT-Two or 8 light hoosekeeP-
ing rooms, with a lone lady; lefs u
9th 81.
TWO nicely Furnished light housskeepIns
rooms connecting bath, sink In kitoh-
en-; adults only; ss W. 9Th.
COUPLE housekeeping roorns' employed
adults. ls broadway Circle.
TWO rooms furnished for light house.
keeping. everything furnished; ground
r0or 500 w bh
TWO nicely furnished Hight h~opsekseps
ing rooms, private home. Ills. w. Sew
enth.
SINGLE room, furnished ccmplS1e:
adults only. szz W. Main. Maple feess
TWO light housekeeping rooms, Gsovp1
floor: private entrance; south ffoot
Maple 1855 70 y. sth. I
ONE nice. modern, light housskssptng
room for rent. 40 " 9Th.
FOR RENT-Light b~Ousekespins rosSna.
single or en- suite. IA w. Ind.
THREE modern light b-oss<hespie0
rooms and rarsse. 1900 ". ~. 49,
liit-J.
TWO modern houseksepfne vSSS{7r
furnished. adults oaby. II
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MALE HELP WANTED.

vANTED-Men and ladlet 20 learn bar
Der trade. special low tuition; Positions
~uaranteed; free catnlog Oklahoma city
Arber College, 10i W. California Harry
kuns. Mgr
PREPARE yourself for war or peace.
Oklahoma city Automobile School,
os Nqrth Western.
FANTED-Men snd ladies to learn bar
Der trade: free tuition; wages while
ne. .5chwartz Barber College lO6 West
Rslifdtnin, Oklahoma City, Okla.
6ARBER trade taught ladies and gem
tIemen; position qua ranteed; free cat
loflege. Dallas or Fort Worth, Texas.
lEARE automobile driving. Maple JIOs
Residence Walnut 1922.
I'm wanted to work at saw mills and
70 drive lumber and log teams; wages
rs to 81. so; steady work. NJ l. Harris
umber Co, qrum Creek. Okla
6JD YOU Know the president OF the
Wssiern u lion Tsle. Co. started as a
ke lsenrer boy7 We need boys 10 years
over. with bicycle or motorcycle; good
ana splendid chance for advance
bert Apply Western Union Tele. Co.
N Broadway.
0Ys-B years OF age or over, earn
good salary: splendid chance for ad-
ancemnnt: must have bicycle or motor
Scie. Apply Western Union Teie. Co.
N Broadway,
5AFTFD-Boys with bicycle or motor
cycle, 10 years or over. not going 10
shool' good pay and splendid oppor-
Iirity for advancement for right boy;
lus' 10 able to read and write. Apply
Western Union Tele. Co. II N. Broadway
tANfED-Boys with bicycle or motor
cycle, 10 years or over. not going 10
ohool: good pay and splendid oppor-
Rpity for advancement for right boy:
husi be able to read and write. Ap-
y Western Union Telegraph Co. II
Fofth Broadway.
NNTEb-A pharmacist, registered in
Oklahoma Address j. Kellogg, Forgan,
Pkla.
|RINTFR wanted ads and Jobs; class
man preferred: $50 per week. steady
Employment. The Times Democrat, Al
be. okla.
gANTED-Cood house man; also Kit
chen man. Apply In person. Wesley
Hospital.
ENNTED-First class, live shoe sales
man, The Famous, ti5 w. Grand.
fXKER wanted Immediately! good pay;
- beczer weed apply. Quay Bakery.
(usy. Okla.
FANTED-Two elderly men TO act AZ
restaurant cashiers. small country no.
ela per month, room and board. II.
:, care oklahoman
NKTEb-Bnteher for September L
Ke.stons Grocery. Walnut lbsa
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