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The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-02-14
RICHARD TALKS
 ABOUT A REFEREE
5ays Local Sentiment and battle-ground Will Affect
 His Decision.

New York, Feb. 14-If the Willard Dempsey bout should by any chance e held in New York either Bill Brown or Jack Skelly will be the hixd man in the ring. Should the fig bout not be fought in the East leither Brown nor Skel1y stand much f change of being selected as re- cree. Tex Rickard intimated as much at the Biltmore yesterday.
 Tex would not be pinned down re- arding his probable choice. He was vary even of mentioning any of the andidates for fear his remarks might misinterpreted. What he did say vas:
 Local sentiment will have to figure largely in the selection of the third nan. If the bout should be held in yew York l naturally would feel call upon to select a man in whom the New Workers, who would provide he bulk of the attendance, have inn lIicit faith Vice versa, if 1t Is decid- to hold the contest in Illinois, Ohio, 'ennsylvania, Texas, Colorado, Con- ecticut or some other State local pinion is bound to exert big influ- nee on me.
 "Of course the main thing will be have the contest judged by man .3a whom the whole sporting world i'll have faith. There are several na- .onally renowned and dependable ref , rees scattered about the country. IT ase the bout should take place in g ocality not ooasting a referee of na' lonal prominence of course I vii ave to draw from the outside.
 "Already have had more than for ny applications for permission to ref { rec the bout Some of the candi ates are exerting all kinds of influ nee and pressure on me to encourage nd force their selection. Why, cnl! esterday received letter from ont If the most powerful men politically ] I the country asking me not to over. j ,ok certain friend of his, a wei nown referee"
 Though Jim Corbett has been men ored as a candi5are' for referee it il j nown that there is little chance O | 1e former champion getting the ap l ointment. Jim Jeffries also has beel cautioned, but his only chance of be lg made referee might be as com ] ronnise candidate.
 Rickerd will leave here tomorrow tr Sunday for Texas, where he is in terested in some oil properties. IL roDably will meet Willard in Kan IS City on Monday. Willard will b. il Chicago on Sunday and Rickart as asked Jeas to meet him in Kan IS City, Before Tex returns to NeV ork he will look into several proposi { ons that hsvc been offered him re { arding possible sites for the big bout
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-02-14
I.UCKE TAXES TEN OUT OF FIF TEEN
 FROM LINDSEY
Brooklyn Man Takes First Leg of Home and Home Series-Next Game in
 New Haven.

The first half of the home and nome series of games rolled by Leo Iucke and Mort Lindsey ct the Brand Central alleys, No. 5O3 Fulton Street, Brooklyn, gave Drrclze, the lome bowler, a lead of 270 over the New Haven pin toppIer. Lucke total sd 2,959 against 2,6S9 for Lindsey. The Brooklynite's average was 197 l-15. Lindsey averaged 179 4-15. 1ucke had the best working ball and managed to bunch his strikes, which enabled him to snow his opponent Under, and incidentally win ten out If the 15 games rolled. LucEa's ball seemed to be backing up, which nused him to get ono strike split aft er the other. He blew but one spare. while Lindsey, on the other hand missed four or five single pin spares While rolling the third game an un- Isual incident occurred which luckily lid no harm. Lucke had delivered 1ts ball and made a strike, the sphere being returned by the pin boy, when jumped the track and collided with he ball Lindsey had speeded on it's way for the one and three pin. The 1ails went up in the air and landed put among the spectators. The ball vas declared dead ball and Lind ssy followed 1t up with strike, which brought forth cheers from the rery large gathering of bowlers that were present,
 Two hundred and thirty-seven by Ll1clze in the tenth game was the nigh total of the evening. In only one instance did Lindsey pass the loubIe century mark. This was in he final game of the evening when ae managed to pile up g. total of 210.
 The second half of the contest will oe rolled at AL Johnson's alleys, No. I'll George Street, New Haven, Conn. turing the first part of March John pon's alleys are Lindsey's home irives and the Connecticut bowlers nope that Lindsey will be able to overcome the big lead Lucke holds when they meet In the second series, This will be hard for Lindsey to ac- aomplish, however, as the alleys were recently damaged by fire, which will mean that they will be practically ,ebuilt, making them neutral, and aking from Lindsey any edge that he might have had through being fanfiiar with the drives, Reserva- ions for the match have already been made by New York and Brooklyn fans who are going along to see the match.
 The score in the first half of the series follow; Lucke, 2S5, POP, 189 }25, 16S, POI, 1S9, 1ss, 1s1, 2S6, 225 lO4, 15S, 1ss, 168; total, 2,959; aver lge, 197 4-15. Lindsey, 1s8, 1S6
 S9, 1sO, I'll, 161, 192, TIT, 16S, 192
 62, 192, ITO, 161, 21O; total, 2,689; average, 129 Az.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-02-14
BOXING NOTES

Willie Jackson, the crack local light weight, accompanied by his manager, Frank Bagley, will leave for San Francisco Sunday night, where Willie is booked for four four-round decision bouts at the Parkside A. c. in the next five weeks His first go will be with Spider Reach on Feb. 2S, his second with Frankie F'arren on March T, his third with Joe Benjamin on March II, and his fourth with Jimmy Duffy on Ma-1l 21. Wilne's friends will tender him a banquet at the Ritz restaurant in Harlem on Sunday evening before he starts West.
 The receipts Of the Champion Benny Leonard-Joe Benjamin bout in San Francisco, it is reported in a letter from Frisco, amounted to over $11 GOO. Ag Leonard was fighting for a big slice of the receipts the indications are that Benny must have pulled down at least $4, 500 for his end. The writer says that the coming Leonard-Willie Rttchie bout there on Feb. 21 will surely go over S15,OoO.
 Tom Gibbons received $500 for his end for boxing Larry Williams, the Bridgeport heavyweight, a ten-round bout at the Veledrome A. c. of Buff falo on Monday night. Williams drew down S40O for his trouble and the gross receipts of the show amounted to s2,O00 Williams took the place of Clay Turner, the Indian, who is laid up with two fractured ribs.
 The boxing game is still in a flour ishing condition in Syracuse, for at the show staged by the Olympian A. .C. of that city in the arena there on Monday night the gross receipts fig ured up $2,813, which is a, good gate BiH Brennan met Harry Greb in the star bout of ten rounds, each man drawing down $706 for his end, they receiving 25 per cent. of the receipts.
 Tommy Ryan, matchmaker of the Onondaga A. c. of Syracuse, which recently went out of business, has set ted with Lee Johnson of Brooklyn who fought at his club few weeks ago and whom Ryan did not pay al the time, The fighters brought suit
 
 last Monday Ryan agreed to give eacf of the fighters $50, which was agree able to them.
 Champion Pete Herman, holder ot the bantamweight title, who fights Joe Burman of Chicago in e six. round bout at the Olympia A. A. O. Philadelphia on Monday evening, Feb 24, was signed up for another contesr yesterday. His opponent in this scra7 will be Jack ''Kid' Wolfe, the Cleve. land featherweight. They will clasf for ten ounds at boxing show to bt brought off in Cleveland on March 3.
 Dominick Tortorich. the fight pro moter of New Orleans, has jus clinched a match to be fought at hi. big open air arena there, the Lou 1siana Auditorium, on the night O Feb. 24. The fighters who will swag
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-02-14
MAY BE A CAMP
 FOR THE CUBS

Pasadena, Cal, Feb. 1HAnnounce- ment was made yesterday by William Wrigley, Jr., manufacturer and part owner of the Chicago Club of the Ma tional League, that he has purchased the greater part of Santa Catalina Island, noted pleasure resort, about 30 miles off the cost from San Pedro, Cal, from Capt. William Benning and others for a consideration of ap- proxinately s3,000,O00.
 MT. Wrigley said he intended to make extensive improvements on the island, perhaps he has in mind a spring training camp for the Cubs.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-02-14
ONE MORE FOR THE GIANTS.

Lieut. Jesse Winters, who was picked up as a promising pitcher by John J. McGraw at Marlin Springs, Tex. last spring, will get another tryout with the team this year. He was farmed out to the Kansas City club of the American Association last season, and John Ganzel tried to hold him, but under a recent ruling of the National Commission he was declared the property of the New York club. He will be mustered out of service in a few days and will then sign a con tract with the Giants.
 Winters enlisted in the army as a private on June last year, and through sheer merit and hard work earned a commission as lieutenant, going up through the various grades,
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-02-14
soHAEFER ABANDoNs TOUR.

Owing to the severe illness of Jake Schaefer, the young billiard player, who has suffered an attack of influ- enza, the exhibition tour in which he was engaged with Welker Cochran has been called off, the young play CTS sacrificing dates which were worth about $5 900 to them.
 Schaefer expects to leave for Cali fornia in a few days, and will spend the summer there recovering his health.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-02-14

I punches are Pete Hartley, the Dur- able Dane, and Frankie Russell, the promising lightweight of New Or leans. They will come together in a 15-round bout to decision.
 After much trouble, Sammy Harris, matchmaker of the American A. A. of ! Baltimore, has finally succeeded in arranging the main bout for his box ing show on Feb 20. He has signed up Frankie Young Erne, the good lightweight of Buffalo, N. Y, to meet Pete Hartley in a 15-round decision bout. Hartley defeated Phil Bloom at the same club @ few weeks ago and made a big hit with the fight fans there,
 Barney Adair is the latest fighter to be seized with influenza. Barney was 1 stricken with the treacherous malady a few days ago. which compelled his manager, Leo Flynn, to call off four 1 bouts which he had him signed up for in a few weeks. Flynn says Barney Is now on the road to recovery, and may be able to box again in about 10 days or two weeks.
 John Jennings, matchmaker of the Armory A. A. of Jersey City Heights, has booked his star bouts for his clubss boxing shows on next Monday night and the following Monday evening. For Monday night, Mickey Russell and Johnny Buff of Jersey City will clash, while at the follow ing entertainment, ''Wattey" F7itzger- aid of "Philly" will hook up with Johnny Drummie of Jersey City.
 It was learned yesterday that Matchmaker Dave Mackey of the sportsmen's Club of Newark, N. J. has again decided to put on Joe We'll ing of Chicago and Lew Tender of Philadelphia, in the star bout of eight rounds at the clubs next show in the First Regiment Armory in that Eity on Feb. 28 Maokey went to Philadelphia on Monday night and signed up Tender. Lew will get a nice bunch of money for this eight round, no decision bout.
 Having passed up bout for his fighter, Johnny Griffiths of Akron, O.. with Willie Knockout Loughlin of South Bethlehem at the American A. A. of Baltimore on Feb. 27, Tommy Walsh, manager of GrifIiths, has matched him to box Johnny Till
 man of St. Paul, a six-round bout at the National A. c. of Philadelphia on Feb. 22. Neither fighter will get hurt.
 Fred Dyer, the English boxer, and Sailor Tremley, a promising batter of U. s. s. Pennsylvania, will clash in the main event Of e1ght rounds at the Summit Gymnasium A. A. in Jersez ; City tonight. In the semf-fnal Rec McMahon of Bayonne will go agains Jack McCabe in a bout of six rounds Two other four-round bouts will also be contested
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-02-14
TIE NEW SPEED KING.

worlds automobile for
  the a Daytona Italian covered the mile in a4o secon
  failed to record properly claim that DePalma bet- the clocks finally worked ] having finally gained the aure he has so long strive
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-02-14
cG cs3 CLERKS GO ON
 STRIKE IN BERLIN.

Berlin, Feb. 12-(via Copenhagen, Feb. 13)-Twenty thousand store em- ployes in Berlin have gone on strike for higher wages. Leipsigerstraase where some of the big stores are closed, is occupied by troops, who are maintaining order.
 Spartacans are indulging in pro- miscuous firing in the newspaper quarter Everywhere throughout the empire workers strikes are me by counter strikes by doctors an6 other professional classes.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-02-14
NOTED LACROSSE
 PLAYER DEAD

Westfeld, N. J.. Feb. IA - John R. FYannery, one of the best known 1a- crosse players in the world, is dead at his home here, He was born in Mon- treal, Canada, 67 years ago.
 Mir. Flannery. known as the Father of Lacrosse was a member of the famous 1870 Shamrock team of Montreal, then the worlds cham pions, He was the youngest man on that team, being then only 19 years of age.
 He was in charge of the lacrosse team of the New York Athletic Club, and one season piloted that organiza- ton withoue a defeat.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-02-14

The committee appointed by Secre- tary McAdoo last November to study the gold situation and recommend methods for increasing the output re- ported there was no need of fncreas- ing the supply.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-02-14

Farmers national committee on packing plants and allied industries. urged immediate enactment of the Federal Trade Commission's bill to regulate the meat packing indus tf-y
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-02-14

It was reported that all the Inter [ ltional Mercantile Marines ships } ,rnmandeered by the British govern ! ant will be turned back.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-02-14

Gold production of Rand mines. amounted to 6T6. .059 ounces, valued at fa,S71,718,
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-02-14

War time restrictions on dining cars will be modified after March 1.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-02-14

Dominick Tortorich, the fight pro- moter of New Orleans, has just cHnched a match to be fought at his big open air arena there, the Lou 1siana Auditorium, on the night of Feb. 24. The fighters who will swap
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miota. iuaa1 OH lie mlilitettu Is dpiro-
Den ipanfelisrangaistufIef1i
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1919-03-06

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Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1919-03-06
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Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1919-03-06

&airttin nirastp antoi naimas
l~upatirioia belmifuun aialla 16 pa
rifle.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1919-03-06

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Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1919-03-06

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ipoobista.
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