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The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-12-04
Brothers 70 Oppose
 Each Other E1 Gnnle
 Next Monday Night
Red Williams of Locals and Kid Williams of Providence
 Will Have It Out For Honors of Rushing to Center-Good Preliminary Scheduled

by George Hart. the former local second rush, saying the ball passed through the side of the cage. but the referee, Kilgara, did not allow the claim. Although he was playing on the visitors floor, Mu1ligan of Wor- cester and formerly of this city beat Davies of Lowell to the spot. to 6, but in scoring Davies ranked ahead of MulHgan, to 1. George Hart ob- tained the only goal made by Lowell in the second period so hot was the battle between them.
 Hartford 3, New Bedford 1.
 Hartford again defeated New Bed ford in Hartford last night, this time, to l, the league leaders only tally coming through an accident in goal in the third period. Ted Lewis SCOT ed all the goals made by the home club, sending the pill into the cage for Hartford's counters in the second period. New Bedford didn't look like a pennant winning team in that ses- sion because the ball rolled for Hart ford during the entire period and left the "Whaiers' practically help less.
 Duggan, first rush of the New Bed ford team and one of the leading scorers in the league. was presented with a bouquet by the 100 per cent. club, made up entirely of Hartford polo fans. There was capacity crowd at the game and many were turned away.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-12-04
CONTRIBUTIONS WANTED
 BY SALVATION ARMY

Four large kettles on tripods and five boxes all painted and polished will be placed at central points in the city by the Salvation Army for the reception of contributions. Dear old Santa Claus with his jolly smile will move among the throng of shop perS on Main street remin ding the fortunate ones of the unfortunates who are in dire need of assistance
 Several hundred large baskets baskets have been received at the headquarters on Inn street by Com mandant William Dermody and his assistant. Adjutant Lewis Larkin, who will endeavor to fill them all with chicken, bread, vegeta bles, fruits, nuts, candy, coffee and other goodies for the Yule-tide season to distribute among the poor, ill, needy and crip- pied.
 Even the poor little "kiddies'' are to be made happy this year by a visit from Santa Claus who will brin g them stocking full of gifts.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-12-04
Walnuts Playing
 St. Joes For $500
Contest Will Decide Junior Championship of City in
 Their Glass.

The Walnut, Jrs., will meet the speedy St. Joe eleven at Newfield Park this afternoon in contest which will decide the junior cham pionship of the city, and a large crowd is expected, as both clubs have a. large following, after having successful season against local and !outside teams. The game is for $500 side bet and will start promptly at 2 o'clock. These two teams have eliminated all others in their class, so todays winner will have a clear title to the junior crown of the Park City.
 The Joes will start the same eleven as was presented all season; the Wal nuts, with the acquisition of several of the big team expect to come through with a win.
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The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-12-04
CLEVELAND COMMISSION
 MAY BAR TWO MANAGERS

Cleveland. O., Dec "A special meeting of the Cleveland boxing commission has been called for Mon day afternoon to investigate why Pal Moore of Memphis and Carl Ire maine of Cleveland, bantamweights, violated the rules last Thursday by weighing in at a private gymnasium instead at the Central Athletic Club before an inspector of the commis- sion.
 It was intimated by members Of the commission today that boxers in the stables of Tommy Walsh and Jimmy Dunn, managers respectively of the two boys, probably would be dlsbarred from appearing here for the remainder of the season.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-12-04
FITCHBURG TO HAVE
 INTERSECTIONAL TILT

Fitchbung, Mass, Dec. 4-FNtch- burg High school clash with West Tech. High of Cleveland, O., in an East vs. West Interscholastic football game today. Although heavily out weighed the local team is confident that their speed and open game vii. give them victory. The local back field averages only 137 pounds whereas the backfield, of the Cleve- land team averages 15S pounds The gridiron at Fitchburg Stadium was rain n-soaked and more rain threaten ed.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-12-04
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CATHOLIC SCHOOLS
 TO PLAY FOR TITLE

Haverhill, Mass, Dec. 3-St James, High school of Haverhill, and PePaul Academy of Chicago, play for the Catholic school football title, East vs. West, here this afternoon. Both teams appear to be evenly matched and a fast game is promised. The visitors have displayed a style little used here, using shift plays and a versatile aerial attack. Both teams are about equal in weight. The playing field at HaverhiM Stadium was soggy from a night of rain.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-12-04
Jhicago Wrestling
 Audience In Riot
Decision of Draw Not Favor able and Scores of Police
 men Control Crowd.

Chicago, Dec. 4-Patrons of a Demetral, the Greek Demon" and lack Linow. billed as the Russian Ltion,' staged a riot which drew scores of police to the Haymarket theatre when Referee Johnny Myers gave a dra W decision at midnight last night, stopping the match.
 Demetral won the first fall in 55:20 and Linow had a head hold on Deme- tra1 when the referee stopped the match. Scenery, box curtains foot lights and other decorations were torn down and smashed by the audi
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-12-04

students have not been beaten on the gridiron. The team has played ten games and in those struggles has run up a total of 309 points against six scored by it's opponents. Concordla Prep School team of New York was the only team to score against Stam- ford this season.
 Stamford scored a large number of touchdowns and the goals were kick ed by Captain Gaynor Brennan. Will jams kicked the only goal from the field. The statistics of the team fol< low
 The Record. Stamford, '; Ansonia, 0. Stamford, '; F'ordham Prep. 0. Stamford, IS; Mount Vernon, 0. tamford, 50; Overton Prep, c. Stamford, 1 3; Torrington, 0. Stamford, 102; St. Francis Prep, 0. Stamford, 2S: Concordia Prep, 6. Stamford, 8; East Side, 0. Ste nford, 23; Webb Academy, 0. Stamford. 63; New London, 0.
 Totals for Stamford, 309.
 Totals for others, 6.
 Personal Statistics.
 Other statistics of the Stamford team follows:
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-12-04
JIM THORPE IN ACTION
 AT THE. POLO GROUNDS
By JACK VEIOCK.

New York, Dec. i - Jim Thorpe. probably the greatest football player of all time. will be seen in action here today.
 Thorpe will lead his professional eleven. the Canton Bulldogs. against :. the AH-Americans from Buffalo, in game that will have a direct bearing on the national professional cham pionship.
 These. teams have met twice before [ this season and each has won a game. The winner of today's game will tackle Akron, which has beaten Canton and claims the championship. Always 2 prime favorite in New York on track and field diamond and gridiron, Thorpe will be the magnet to attract a large crowd to the Polo Grounds, but he will be surrounded by stars of other days at Carlisle. Guyon and Calac will be in the back field with the big Sac and Fox In dian. as will Welch. who has been en- gagged to play quarterback in place of Griggs To those who have fpl- ! lowed football these Indians need no introduction, for they have blazed their trails of glory across the grid iron.
 Buffalo, too, has a team of stars. Weldon of Lafayette; Anderson. ex- Colgate star. and Pat Smith of Mich F igan. will be the backs, with Hughitte ! of Michigan, at quarter. Little, Miller [ and wray of Pennsylvania; Young ! strom, the Dartmouth star; Thorn ' hill of Pitt. Brace of Brown, and Shelton of ornell complete the team. { The lineup:
 Canton. Buffalo. ] Lowe, Fordham '.... Shelton, Cornell
 Left End Buck, Wisconsin .... Thornhill Pitts
 Left Tackle OConnor, Georgetown. Brace, Brown
 Left Guard. Feeney, Notre Dame Wray, Penn
 Center. Edwards, N. n. Hounsstrom, Dart - IVY Right Guard. title Damn
 Right Tackle. welch, Carlisle . Hughitt. Michigan
 Quarterback. Calac. Carlisle .... Weldon, Lafayette
 Left Half Back. Thorpe. Carlisle :. Anderson, Colgate
 Right Half Back. Guyon Carlisle .. p. Smith, Michigan
 Pull Back.
 Several other gaines of no little interest will help ring down the cur tain on the 1920 season.
 At Boston. the undefeated Boston College eleven will take on an old time rival in Holy Cross. Boston has played games and won all of them, among her victims and scoring to- tai of 167 points against 16 for op- moments Holy Cross was defeated by Harvard and Dartmouth, which is  well matched
 Meanwhile Georgetown will wind up the season by taxi ng on Bethany and at Stamford. Conn.,, the Elsin Ills, High school team, which has not been defeated and claims the na- tional title. will dispute Stamford s claims to like honors.
 The Boston University-Holy Cross lineup follows:
 Boston Position Holy Cross Comerford ............... Brannon Left End
 Left Tackle
 Left Guard Heappy -Glldea
 Center Kelley ............... Healey Right Guard O'Brien ...... Conway Capt )
 Right Tackle Urban (Capt.) ......... Young
 Right End Corrigan Smith
 Quarterback. Iiston .............. Gagnor
 Left Halfback Roderick ............ SimenGtngel
 Right Halfback kelleher Flynr
 Fullback
 Officials: Linesman. G. V. Brown B. A. A.; referee, w. G. Crowell &1,.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-12-04
CLIMATIC COMMITTEE
 TO DISCUSS DETAILS

New York, Dec. 4-Reports from the representatives of the various branches of sports represented in the Olympic games at Antwerp last fall. were on the program of the .Ameri- can Olympic committee conference here late today. The committee plan ned to take up further discussion of criticisms expressed by numerous athletes of accommodate on the U. s. Transport Princess Matoika and in Belgium
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-12-04
RETAINS MURPHY As
 GRADUATE MANAGER

Washington. Pa, Dec. 4-R. M Murphy has been retained as gradu- ate manager of football and basket ball at Washington and Jefferson Col lege for the season of 1921, the Ath- letic Council announced today One of his chief tasks will be the selec- tion of a gridiron coach for next year, to succeed Dave Morrow, resigned
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-12-04

 majority of them champions.
 Everett High School of Everett, Wash, has accepted the challenge of Haverhill High School, Mass. for a football game on any neutral field. wants to play on the Ev- erett field.
 Luke Urban is the best end that modern football has produced de- clares Frank Cavanaugh, coach of the Boston College eleven.
 Judge Price provided the out standing form upset at JeffersCn Park, New Orleans, yesterday after noon when he got home under a drive to win at 40 to l and take the meas ure of the odds-on choice
 Displaying further improvement in his work on American tables, Edouard Horenlans, the Belgian expert, made a highr un of 235 and another cluster of 1S0 last night in New York while playing an exhibition.
 Walker Cochran, the well known Dame in football next fall, but wants the game played in Atlanta, Ga.
 Wclker Cochran. thew ell known billiardist n~de a high run of 346 in an exhibition match at Detroit the other night.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-12-04
LAST NIGHTS FIGHT RESULTS

At New York-Billy DeFoe knocked out Frankie Brown in il rounds.
 K. O. Loughiin, South Bethlehem, defeated Young Billy Papke in eight rounds.
 At Ba1tmore-Bob Roper knocked out Kayo Sampson in the first round
 At SyracuSe-Mel Coogan won a de- ctsion over Harry Pierce in F rounds.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-12-04
PENNSYLVANIA DROPS
 NAVY GAME NEXT YEAR

Philadelphia, Dec. 1.-The Univer- sity of Pennsylvania football team will net have the Navy on it's 1921 schedule, Wharton Sinkler, chairman of the football committee, announced today. Coach Heisman is opposed to making the schedule any harder than it was this wear
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-12-04

but the Buffalo Club wanted s1,200 to play either in this city or New Haven.
 Charles M. Schwab head of the Bethlehem Steel Corporation, denied reports that he had obtained control of the Stutz Motor Go.
 Five of the fourteen blast fur naces in the Sharon district are run. ming. Independent mills are operat- ing 50 to 60 per cent capacity.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-12-04
BRIGGS FAILS TO GET
 JIM THORPE'S BULLDOGS

Joe Br'g 'ggs, manager of the Amer ican Chain football team, made an effort and failed to get either Jim Thorpe's Bulldogs or the Buffalo team to play in this city tomorrow. The Bulldogs accepted a guarantee of S1,5O0 to play at Weiss Field, New Haven, against the Washington Glees,
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-12-04
ALPINEs BEAT CoI.oNIALs.

The Alpines beat the Colonials, 24 to Fl, last night in an interesting game of basketball. Play was fast and exciting until the last few min- utes when the Alpines forged ahead.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-12-04

Last Nights Results. Hartford 3, New Bedford 1 Fall River 2, Providence 1. Lowell 5, Worcester 4. Hartford at Providence. Fall River at Worcester. Lowell at New Bedford.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-12-04
GE0RGFT0WN PLAYING
 BETHANY COLLEGE TEAM

Washington, Dec. 4-Georgetown ard Bethany College will meet here today in the final collegiate football games of the 1920 season. The con- test, the first between the two institu- tions. is expected to be close com parative scores showing the teams to be evenly matched
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-12-04
SANGREE ELECTED.

Philadelphia, Dec. 4-Nathan B. Sangree has been elected captain of the Haverford College football team has played two years at quarterback on the varsity team. His home is at Haddonfeld, N. J.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-12-04
LENox PI.Ay CHAsHoEs.

The Lenox team of the North End will play the Crashoes at NeWfleId Park Sunday afternoon at 2:S0 o'clock. They played before thls sea- son and battled to a score1ess ue.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-12-04
MAY SELL PLAYERS.

Chicago. Dec. 4-Offi cials of the Chicago Cubs refused to discuss re- ports today that waivers had been asked on Pitcher Clyde Hendryx and Second Baseman Buck" Herzog.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-12-04

Joe Tinker, former Chicago Ma tional shortstop, has sighed a contract to manage the Orlando Club of the Florida State league in 1921. He was president of the Columbus, O.. club.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-12-04
COVERING THE SPORT WORLD AND ITS NUMEROUS FEA ATURES

What Yale football needs is the family doctor" says the Yale Alumni weekly in it's general review of the gridiron season.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-12-04
Percy Haughton (above)

Percy Haughton and Walter Camp will return to the football field as active coaches next year, Haughton to direct the famous system he in stalled at Harvard and Camp to aid Tad Jones in injecting some real life and modern football into the system of Old Ell
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-12-04

Professional football, that back wash of the College gridiron game makes it's appearance in New York today.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-12-04

Alfredo De Orc of New York played his last game in the preliminaries of the professional three cushion billiard championship in Chicago yesterday and lost out to Augie Kieckhefer of Chicago, who defeated him, 50 to Az, in 63 innings
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-12-04

George Gipp, Notre Dame football star, seems to be showing signs of inn provement and he has a chance of re- coVery.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-12-04
GIRLS SOCCER CONTEST CROWD
High School Students Confident They Will Win Over Swedish Athletic Club Girls In Big Game at
 Seaside Park This Afternoon

A large number of soccer enthu siasts are attending the soccer gam at Seaside park, this afternoon, be tween the Bridgeport High Schoo Girls and the Swedish Athletic Clul Girls for the female championship .he city. The game was called at 3:15 o'clock and the match is the result of the challenge issued by the students. The teams will lineup as
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-12-04

which starts at midnight in New York. Thirteen new faces will be seen in the amphitheater, a majority of them European champions.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-12-04
Swedish A. C.

Bridgeport H. s. Swedish \. C. G. Johnson. G. $. Benson H. kearnS. R.B. F. Nordin M. Baunan. L.R. H. Clans M. HockheiSer. R. H. B. M. Herberg M. Callahan. GLIB. c. Sabo A. Bowes. I.H.B. IS. Seaberg A. Phoenix. .... O.R.F. .T.Anderson M. Finch. IRE. HI. Larson D. Dolokawioh. C.F. .... E. Johnson
 (Capt.) M. Monaham L.L.F. ..... l. Nelson D. Breene. ..... O.LF. ...E. Linberg
 Reserves.
 l.. Carbone I. Olsen B. Dwyer S. Peterson C.. Noonan M Eklund The referee for the game will Ue Andy York of this city, and mem bers of the New Haven Waverley soccer team; the inesmen are G. Brandon and L. H. Stevenson. The Eslins Shield will be presented to the cap- tain Of the winning team at the con- clusion of the game L by Supt. P. V. Gahan of the Board of Recreation.
 A preliminary game was started at o'clock between the Bridgeport Rovers and the Crane Valve Co. teams under the auspices of the Con necticut Amateur league. This game will be refereed by J. Robertson.
 The Bridgeport High school team wore white middies, black ties, and black boomers, while the Swed- ish girls will wear blue middies with the initials S. A. c. on the arm. They will also wear black bloomers.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-12-04

Willie Hoppe showed wonderful skill over the worries in an exhibition at Brooklyn last night when he ran out his string of 400 while his oppo- nent, Peterson, was scoring 56. Hoppe made a high run of 13S and another unfinished one of IS.
 Thirty cyclists are ready for the 29th official international six day race
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-12-04

Officials: Linesman. G. V. Browr B. A. A.; referee, w. G. Crowel Swarthmore; umpire, F. w. Burleigl Boston.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-12-04

Walker Cochran, the well known Dame in football next fall, but wants the game played in Atlanta, Ga.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-06-16
LOS Temples TUERON
ABIERT0S De NUEVO,
EN- GUADALAJARA
Durante mucho tempo los
tuuo incautcdos Ell
Cobierno

GCADALAJARA. Ja!. JUNO l0.-La
ciudad csta de piAcemes, porQue aver
tarde fueron abIertos n~uevanrente Al
sarvicIo dol puhl!co los temples cato
liCos que d;r ante mucho t!.nlpo per
maneclcro" c~erraGos. In Gov" Dc san
panas vocirgleras dido en- Ia magma
cuiet,ld vespartira 0Uunc.5 IA buena
nueva = Ia ciudad cris;iana s!ncl3 con-
moverse de regoc!jo. Ia sinfonIa de los
bronceS fua IN himHo de p:omesas
mlsticas que los feligreses ~escucha"on
cor hUnoihn y recoClmiento.
LIS llaves &c los temples GA" por
.arto tempo nc -ecibieron en- 81 seno
as niaclriaS dc sUs t!eleS. fueron en-
r".:aG@s a una comisi6n que estuvo
nnca hn=ada Dor 81 sehor Don Ramon
Garihay. Cop exception del temple
L. Ia UniverSidad todos los demas
tucro7 dnvueltos: Santa Teresa. San
Agust!n. Santa Maria de Gracia. Los
Dolores. Santa Monica. CapQchinas.
IA Soledad y San Diego.
E. gobernador del Estado hizo sa-
Der al pueblo que las ielesias habfan
sido devueltas grac!as a las Gestio-
mes que su adninistraci6n llev6 a ca
DO ante 81 sohierno del Centre.
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EN- NEEDVILLE, TEX, Sc
SUICIDE LN MEXICANO

NEEDVILLE, Texas, JUNO Ell
concentrate general entire la colonia
m~exicana de este lugar, 10 constituye
IL nuerte del senior Fermfn H. Con-
treras. de 81 amos de edad, muerte que
el propio senor Sc cause en- un punto
cercano o este pueblo.
FL J.echo de que e. senior Contre-
ras fuera encontrado muerto en- Ell
campo. cerca de un canine. hiZo Greer
nj principle que Sc trataba de alGdn
crimeu. pero al dia siguiente de su
muerIe. SO encCntr6 en- su habitaci6n
de su casa. sobre Ia mesa, una carta,
en- Ia que eXpresaba que Sc privaba
de IA vida en- pieno conocim!ento Y
con toda su voluntad. "por no offender
mas a mi Dlos' y que dejaha Z su
espoSa Y 4 sus hiios al cuidado de su
oompadre Adolfo Herrera.
FL cadaver lie Contreras fue encon-
.:rafo por su esposa, quien viendo que
su marldo no volvia de una caceria
q donGe Ia hahEa dicho que iba. said
a. buscar!o Fl cuerpo Sc enCOntraha
-tirado cerca Gel canine. Y presentaha
II caheza sin craneo Y con la masa
encefilica toda d~estrozada. pues el IL
70. que sc 10 prorino con n escope'
II de municiGn, le entr6 por n fren-
tie. entire los dos ojos Y lie despedaz6
TODD 81 crdrco.
Fl cadaver de Contreras tGs reco-
gidu : ucvado a ST casa y hoy fue Sc
pultado en- el P&ntehn de San Fran
cisco. dc este iugar.
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"A BEST|ADELA APOCALYPSE
Vicente Blasco lbanez

Consecuente con Ia tumultuosa m
dignaci6n que ma unanimemente eNai-
tado ell todos los probes ~corazones la
inaudita ~truhaneria que esta ell senior
Blasco Ibanez cometiendo contra Me
XicO. tendriamos que prorrumplr aqul
con 10 serie de ap0strofes Y candenteS
anatemas hacia csc senior que estan
hoy i flor de boca Ell todos qulenes, SIN
distinction de Z nj criteTios, piensan
que debe en- 81 mundo haber justicia
todavfa.
CONSEQUENCES con esa indignation
haLrfamos de resaltar aQuf con ensrgi-
CO relieve Y verbo de fuego esa In
murdic;a. IA mas grosera u haya po-
dido Derpctrar una ser cOnsciente. Res
peCto a esa 81 desconCertantes actilud
contra Mexico. tendrfamos que deer
entire otras muchas cosas al senior Ina
hez. con argumentos Y motives que
nos ~soprarfan. que es desaforada vileza
v~ilipendiar ante eXtraNoS pueolos 4
un pueblo hermano que no tiene entire
sus multiples blasones mas delito que
su enthusiastic e indomable voluntad de
ser libre V grande a pesar de I'm cal
vario de ~infortunios.
One t2mala vileza rompo lfmites
cuardo surge a trueoue De unas trein-
"a monedas al servicio de intereses
eN~tranjeros.
Que es Ia suma canalleria tratar de
msIouistar ante los pueblos. V sobre
TODD ante los pueblos frsternos de ra
"a a una naci6n Que con Ia j~ustiCia y
ubc.rad Dor normas ansia como uno
de e,s mayimos ideaIes la consuma-
ci6n de Ia frate-nidad Y unidaG racia-
les.
/ Que 70 es cor tan morbosa bellaque-