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The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-12-24
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VERSE AND WORSE
IZIY HEWMANN
By Al Jackson=

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The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-12-24
NorwaIIk Falls
 I'm Great Game
Stamford Surges Ahead in Whirlwind Finish At
 Norwalk Armory.
Especial to The Times,

Norwal1, Dec. 24-In a whirIwind finish which threw a ig crowd of fans into a state of frenzied excite ment, Stamford defeated Norwalk in the local armory last night by the close score of 33 to 36. The count was tied hard and fast several times during the final period of the game. but wonderful teamwork on the part of the visitors enabled them to pull the fat out of the fire in the last minute of play. Norwalk, by losing this game, dropped it's second state league contest and incidentally it's
 Stamford, mainly through the stel- lar play of Schawb at right forward, had an easy time of it during the first half, and was on the long end of a 17-11 count when the bell sounded. The locals staged a spectacular come back in the last half. Dreyfuss and Mike Smolick broke through the visi- tors defense time and again, and with the score tied on several occa- sions it appeared to be anybody's game. Teamwork came to the rescue of the Stamford quintet however, and the flashy Schwab succeeded in cag- ing the goal which put the down staters in the lead for keeps.
 The 1ineups were as follows:
 Norwalk: Smo1ick, If; Kelly, If; Weafer, c; .Dreyfuss, rg; Clinton, lg.
 Stamford: Schwab, If; Norman, If; Smith c; Harvey, rg; Carlson, lg.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-12-24
AMERICA IS BIG
 ENOUGH FOR LYNCH

New York, Dec. 24 - Joe Lynch, new bantamweight boxing champion of the world, will take a months va cation and then start the serious business of defending his title" Ed die Mead. has manager announced today. Lynch went into seciusion after the fight "Wednesday III "hlch he triumphed over Pete Herman.
 A tour of the country in which he will meet many bantamweight asp1- rants is being planned, Mead said "One thing is sure." he added. He will not go to England; the little old IT 6 A. is big enough for us."
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-12-24

St. James Jrs., IA; Young Amer, o. St. James, If; St. Joes, Jrs., 13. St. James Jrs., 20; Devon Vikings, 0. St. James Jrs.,, T; Avons. O.
 St. James Jrs., o; Lincoln Jrs.,' 0. St. James Jrs., 6; Lakeview Jrs., O. St. James Jrs., 0; East Side Jrs., o. St. James Jrs., IS; King Pin Jrs., 6. St. James Jrs., 6; Walnut Reserves, IS
 Points scored, St. James Jrs., 105; opponents points, 27; games played, 10; games won, 7; games tied, ?; games lost, 1.
 Notice football fans-The St. James Jrs. won the grid title of Stratford, and who can dispute their claim, and who begrudges them it. The Pins wish all their followers a merry Christmas and the St. James Jrs- in particular, and if you still persist in claiming a Bridgeport cha ampionship, kindly. interview the Walnut Re serves, who are the 69-1O pound champs
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-12-24
Oklahoma Athlete
 Signs With Athletics

Saltwater, Okla. Dec. 24.-Wilbur Ray, the only athlete who has won letter in four different sports at the Oklahoma A. X M. College here, has signed contract with the Philadel- phia Americans as a pitcher, he stated here today. He will report he said; at the Athletics suring training camp at Lake Charles, La, late in February
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-12-24
EWgS III ssA EgaAa Ss sH%W mIG
 S.. Asa N hs @-
THIS SPORTING LIFE.
(By w. A. PHELON.)

what s the ScarceSt thlng Tn the baseball world? The thing that is most numerous of all things in the magazine stories and fiction books: A home run in the ninth, with two out, bases full. three to tie and four to win! Go back through your mem ory; then consult the box-scores in the files, and find out just how often that thrilling thing has actually hap pened. According to some author ities, it has occurred something like seven times in all the big league bat ties of the last forty years.
 GREAT FATHERS. Great is the batter who can stand
 and wait
 The fastest pitching at the we'll
 known plate,
 Letting 'em throw 'em till an easy
 thing
 Comes within reach of his terrific
 swing.
 Great is the batter who can drive the
 ball
 Into the bleachers or beyond the And great the batter who can wait
 and walk,
 Provoking passes from the pitching
 gawk.
 But best of all the batter which, at
 morn,
 The cook prepares from wheat, buck wheat, or corn f UT, "nSu tie COOK IS TlShlly on the job,
 That batter utterly transcends Ty Cobb!
 Consider we now the Song Plug ger. This particularly active and pernicious pest inhabits Tin Pan AL ley in myriads, and conducts inces- sant raids upon a majority of our | theaters. It has the brains of a half 1 wltted flea, the manners of a weasel | and the nerve of a timber wolf. It creates uncouth and hideous noises, | striving to turn, lead, or command ' public appreciation in favor of var ious utterly worthless useless and superfuous creations fathered by the added brains of Tin Pan Alley: it ruins performances for those who could otherwise enjoy the show, and it gives positive proof of the fact that the chimpanzee. comparatively speaking, is a creature of translu- i cent intelligence. The game-laws have no closed season for this object and it's continued survival is one of the mysteries of the ages.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-12-24
All Stars and Alpines
 Clash Tn Game Tonight

The AlDines and the West End All Stars battle tonight at the Municipal gym at 7:45 o'clock.
 Both teams arec ontenders in their class for the city title. The A1pines will lineup as follows: Jepson, Flpnn, COlway, White, -Schine and Kayian. while the West End boys will lineup as follows: Wall. Strauss, Stenquist, Dean, Hamilton. Walker, ONeilI, Wagner and Reynolds.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-12-24
Tennis Championship
 Comes January 10

Philadelphia. Dec. 24-PIay for the professional court tennis champion ship of America starts at the Racquet club in this city on Jan. 10. The lead ing professionals of the country are entered in the event, which will con- tinue throughout the week.
 Jay Gould, open champion ots, America and amateur champion of the world, will defend his title in round with the winner of the tourna- ment.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-12-24
CLEVELAND HIGH
 SCHOOL ON TRIP

Cleveland O., Dec. e24.-Coach Sam Willaman and his East Technical High School football squad, twenty strong, left here today for Everett, Wash. where they will contest on New Years-Day with the holders of the Pacific coast titel for the Ma tiona1 High School honors
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-12-24

When Elmer Smith, former Water bury outfielder who jumped into fame in the past worlds series be- tween Cleveland and Brooklyn by hitting a homer un with the bases filled, it was not the first time in the year that the Indian slugger had r. tde a hit count for four runs. Twice during the season last year he deliv- cred.
 On June 29 at St Louis, Smith went to. bat with the bases loaded and hit one of Sneakers sDitters into the right field blea chers, scoring Caldwell, Evans and Speaker ahead of him. On August 10, Mays of the Yankees passed Speaker, filling the bases with two out. whereupon Smith hit over the wall.
 Smith also drove in three runs on four occasions. On May 12. he hit Bush for q double at Boston. clean ing the bases which had been filled. On May 2S he nicked Cicotte for a home run to centerfeld with two on. On June 10 he got homer off Hasty of the Athletics with two on while Sept. 21 he singled to right with the bases damned in a game against Boston. Harper was pitching. Two Indians scored on the hit while the third counted when the ball got away from Right Fielder Hooper,
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-12-24
PENN SWIMMING
 STAR TO LEAVE
Philadelphia

PhiIade elphia. Dec 24 - Ed
 ch;eIds one of the stars of the Unl- versity of Penna swimming team. an- nounced today that he soon Wou,o ia,xa- the university and probably r,va,,1d not compete in the champion shJn tournament of the Intercollegiate sn.p Asspociation. He plans to enter busl- ness in California
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-12-24

THE PASS OF ST BERNARD. THEATER PASS.
 THE SOUTH PASS.
 BASEBALL PASS.
 UMBERLAND CABS
 SAM PASS.
 THEY SHALL NOT PASS" PASS. FRIEND WITH THE COUNTERSIGN."
 I'LL PASS
 ONE GREAT RESULT OF THE BASEBALL SCANDAL: IT MADE DE WOLF HOPPER LAY OFF ON CASEY AT THE BAT"
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-12-24
Counterfeit Tickets
 Make Appearance

Los Angeles, Cal. Dec. 24-Coun- terfeit tickets to the Ohio State-Cal- ifornia fotball game at Pasadena New Years Day are being sold in Los An geels and other cities, it was an- nounced today by he Pasadena Tour lament Of Roses Association.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-12-24
SPORT NOTES

Establish hment of uniform set of football rules will be discussed in Boston next Sunday by representa- uves of four big Roman Catholic in stitutions, Holy Cross, Georgetown, Boston College and Fordham.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-12-24
ALWAYS THINK OF THE WIFE AND KIDDIES. THEN REACH UNDER THE PILLOW WITH 4 FIRM, -UNSWERVING HAND
Look heah, Rastus Johnsing!" "Ah,S ISSening, Marthy,,

Ans nSSenlng', Marthy.''
 Rastus, Ans come to de limit ob nah patience. An fohgave yo' when yo' done Hoped fouh times wiv fouh otheh women. An done condone de offense when yo' pawned nah ring. An tul1 yo' back afteh yo' was rested fo' bugalary. But Ans tellin' yo', right now, if yo' goes an buys one ob dem fuzzy hats, like de actohs weah, Ans froo wiv yo'i"
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-12-24

Pinkey Mitchell received S2,S04.40 in Minneapolis the other night and had narrow escape from being beaten by Clenie Tait, the Canadian champion. Tait floored Mitchell for the count in the second round, but Mitchell pulled himself together and managed to outpoint Tait.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-12-24

Because their last game was so good the Atlas basketball team of New Haven has booked the Lake Torpedo Boat company's team for another game on Friday night in New Haven.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-12-24

Jeff Smith and Harry Greb meet in a 10 round bout at Pittsburg on Christmas Day. Smith wants to beat Greb so he will get a return bout with Mike O'Dowd.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-12-24
CITY POLO LEAGUERS
 ENTERTAIN AT CASINO
Lowell Fails to Put in An Appearance Until 10:30 O'clock Because of Train Wreck and Big Game
 Is Abandoned at 10 O'clock -. ----.-
LAST NIGHTS RESULTS. Federals. 6; Walnuts, 4. .. LEAGUE STANDING.
.i GAME SUNDAY. Crasho vS. Bengals.

By scoring four goals in the second period while the Walnuts were tally ing only once the Federals beat the Walnuts, 6 to in d City league polo game at the Casino last night. The game was to have been the prehml- nary to the Bridgeport-Lowen con test, but Lowell did not reach Bridge port until after 10:30 o'clock and the game was called off at 10 o'clock.
 Failure of the visitors to arrive was due to a derailed engine near New London and the train which the Lowell players were on was delayed until the engine was placed back up on the irons. The Lowell players reached Bridgeport. however, but the Casino was dark and they could not ! play the game.
 Fans who had assembled in the hall came near not witnessing any game because the WalnutS. scheduled to meet the FederalS, arrived at the hall without skates. Manager Neville of the Bridgeport club hustled around and secured skates for them so they went out and played as scheduled.
 The Federals with Hayes, DeLorme and Lynch presented strong com bination on the offense. These fel- lows worked the ball down through the Walnuts defense on several occasions and by speedy shots scored the points which game them victory. The Walnuts had the better of the frt period only. In the second ten minutes of play the South Enders lost out to 1, while in the third period the two teams broken even. The score:-
 FcderalS. WainutS.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-12-24

Terry McHugh, the promising AL lentown featherweight, and Young Sharkey of Philadelphia have been matched to box 12 rounds in a show at Trenton on Monday night.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-12-24

The Kentuck Derby to be run. at Louisville, May ', 1921, will be worth more than s60.00O. They alue to the winner this past year was S33, 1000.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-12-24

Tex Rickard gave S1,0O0 to the Christmas fund in New York.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-12-24

'I would not sell the Chicago White Sox if I were offered $5,000.- 600 for the franchise said Charley Comiskey in answer to rumors that are flying.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-12-24

Women have queer ideas of card values. Every girl thinks that she is a queen, that every other girl is about a four-spot, and every man deuce, excepting some one ace, who is usually joker.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-12-24

Rumor has it that Lee Fohl will be picked to manage the St. Louis club this coming season. F'ohl was former Waterbury mana ger.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-12-24

Total net earnings of the Ba1ti- more tracks for the full season, ac- cording to the official figures, were si 1'9 .s2 lief 'cc deGEttitrns ts new construction, equipment and repairs were made, and S617.002 after the deductions.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-12-24

Dan HoWley, manager of the Hart ford Eastern League club last season, has signed as coach of the Detroit pitchers. Ty Cobb offered him a contract and flowing Dan" affixed his signature.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-12-24
WANTS B0CASHT0 BOX FITzSINIM0NS
Tex Rickard Thinking of Matching Up Local Vel
 ter For His Next Show,

Promoter Tex Rickard intends to hold his next boxing show at Madison Square Garden on December 29. He has not selected his main bout yet, but he is seriously thinking of sign ing up Louis Bogash of this city to meet Eddie Fitzsimmons, the rugged New York battler. These battlers ought to furnish slashing fight for '15 rounds. .,.
 K. O. Lough1in, the sturdy South Bethlehem, Pa, welterweight, has been matched up in two more fights. His first will be against Marcel Thomas, the French fighter on December 29, and his second will be against Young Neil for 10 rounds at Allentown, Pa, on January 4.
 Fight Promoter Welch of England has .cabled Leo Flynn an offer of $15,- 900 for Bill Brennan to meet the winner of the Battling Levinsky- Bon1bardier Wells fight on January 4, for 15 rounds, in the semi-final to the Jack .Britton-Ted Lewis battle on February 16. ..--.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-12-24
FAMOUS PASSES,

ONE GAME THAT'S ALWAYS THROWN: HORSESHOES.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-12-24
Howley Signs to
 Coach the Tigers
Former Hartford Manager Takes Place Formerly
 Held by Jack Coombs.

Dan Howley, who was mana ger of the Hartford club last season, has been engaged by Tv Cobh as coach f the Detroit pitchers. How1ey is a warm friend of the new leader of the Tigers and his engagement means the retirement of Jack Coombs, who was coach of the Tiger pitchers last sea- son. Howley is a former big league catcheh and once managed the Mon~ treal club of the International League.
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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-01-13
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rinteligpis fornmer til at beige bani
ielo til Iepublifens Erpi iOent eiter
Foincore.
st Telegram ira Gori3 9oroas
apelo iorteler, at 30. De WorciQD
ollereoe iguor, Ssrlbne, ltuIOe airei.
ie til Berlin iom 6ranfrigs foritc
GeIanot / ben tpife GigShoue0Itao.
Set bar ogiaa gaaet &pgter ont, at
Gbeien for oen tpife Delegation |
Taris, Baron altrt bon Ser5ncr, bar
uoIeet til SpifIarbs fprite 8eIanot /
Earis, % at ban fra Gcremonien /
&loffeialet pilbe begioe Jig lige til
oet tpIfe Segationsbotel, men ban op-
lpIte 2sroag Iften, of ban life hou.
&c bert eft Orb fra i'm &egierng ON.
oenne Sag. !