The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-05-10
PLESTINA IS WINNER OVER
 JACK TAYLOR
New York Match Ends Al ter One Hour and 9 Min utes of Grappling Other Sport News.

New York, Hay 1O-Marin Plestina, the big Jugo- -Slav, won the first fall in the wrestling match with Jack Taylor the Canadian champion, at Madison Square Garden last night af- ter an hour and 22. minutes of grap- bling. PIestina pinned his man down with a double wrist hold after he had. twice rolled him over on the mat, only to have his man escape.
 Just before the first fall came Tay- Tor, in a rage, picked PIestina. up and threw him heavily to the canvass. The Slav then got hold of both of TayIors wrists Ps they rolled over on the floor. Plestina refused to release his vise-Ifke grip and rolled his op ponent over into submission.
 Atlantic City, N. J., May 10-Play- ing a brand of golf that would not be denied! H. C. Buchanan, the young Shackamaxon star, worked his way to the seni-fnal bracket in the spring tournament continued on the links yesterday. Drives of 250 yards gave the metropolitan representative an advantage over his opponents, A W. Wertney and J. E. Johnson, both of whom he defeated by comfortable margins.
 Montreal, Quebec, May 1o-Six Of the most prominent men and women lawn tennis players of the world gave an exhibition match at the Montreal indoor Tennis Club yesterday after noon for the benefit of the Children's Memorial Hospital. They were the guests of Lady Davis, who is arrang- ing the program.
 Villanova, Pa., May 1O-Vllanova beat Catholic University's baseball team yesterday, to 8.
 New Haven, May 10-Hobart de- feated Yale, to 0, in a lacrosse match here yesterday.
 Cambridge, Mass, May 1O-The Harvard tennis team defeated Am herst yesterday five matches to one. i wIIjLIAAISTOWN, Mass, May 10. It was announced last night that Jerry Carick of New York, might not return to Williams in the fall to complete his college course. He was a football, basketball and track man on varsity teams Carick explained i the Purple basketball five last win 1 ter and was an end on the unde- feated football eleven of two years ago.
 wMDIAAIsTOwN, Mass. May 10. Captain Fritz Tomkins of New York, captain of the Williams foot bal eleven of 1915, and Allie" La PIante,- AlI-Eastern end the same sea- ison, have received their honorable discharge from the service after re- turning from overseas.
 | NEW HAVEN, May 1O.---The Yale Iocrosse team lost it's fourth straight game yesterday when Hobert regis tered a 4 to victory over the Ellis on a wet field. Three of the visitors goals were practically given to them ,by the Yale goal tender, Poindexter
 Those were made in the first half.
 LOUISVILLE, Ky, May 1O.---Rair yesterday and the inauguration of the tracing season today caused abandon 1 ment, except for a game Sunday, o1 the anapolis-LouisviIle American Association series of five games here The games scheduled for Monday and Tuesday have been transferred to In dianapolis.
 BALTIMORE, May 10.---Hanl1 Cow dy, famous Boston Braves catcher
 and first baseball player to answe1 the call to the colors, will make hi!
 initial appearance inu inform with hi old team since his return from over 1 seas in an exhibition game with th'
 Orioles here Sunday.
 SPRINGFIELD, Mass, May 1o.--
 rT.1,-e1xe colleges are entered for tn,
 opening meet of the Eastern Inter lco7IesaaHe Athletic Association a
 Pratt Field today. The trials orig