The Connecticut labor press., 1920-09-11

Now bring on your international champs.
 It takes Ollie Edwards, Lou Garvey George Weiss couldn't do. We've seen though he was i'll the Yankee lineup.
 Every few years New Haven has had an eccentric on championship team Jimmy Canavan had the wel1-known and popular "Slats" Davis, then came Bugs" Reiseigl and now we have the inimitab1e Nuts" Nutter. No rabbit foot needed.
 Leo Flynn's annual ephistle is due
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 Bill Brennan has not been heard from i'll some time.
 The Williams A. C. are sure tearing up things in the football world. The blue team has nearly all the local stars signed, and will have a championship team again this season if activity counts. Duke Rowley has put on weight and champ, only his local Dukelets is more e@IiliNll AOONlllS. Billy Kevinney due back in town. Watch the communications fly. On his return to the United States, Norman Ross is contemplating a trip to Honolulu, where he may take up the developing of swimmers. The old National league is having another scandal aired, and this time 1t may involve several teams.
 Where's the boxing comish-
 And Lou Browns fall announce And Charlie Bergin's challenge to the state lighteweights?
 If young Lunte, of Cleveland, could hit as he fields he would be tower of strength to Speaker:
 Bob Tyre11, pitching for the Nutmegs of this city, handed the strong ~Schenk team of Meriden a beating last Sunday 4 to l.
 Tyre11 and Knipping have been the mainstays of the Nutmegs this season, and both are ripe for any of the East ern league teams.
 Woodward had the whole Pittsheld team up in the air last Sunday on those inside pitches.
 Woodie can handle the fast close ones to perfection when the batter hugs the pan too close.
 Dan Howley is as popular on the coaching lines in the Eastern as Hughie Jennings is in the American.
 Both of them scratch the dirt con- siderable, but Hugh of the auburn tint, eats grass while scratching.
 Perry Werden's record of long stand ing was finally shattered when the mighty Babe knocked the sphere twice for homers last Saturday.
 Tad Jones, Tim Callahan, Doc Brides, Jack Field, Harry Vaughn, and few other celebrities are now with us, so the football season will soon be on us.
 Billy the Miske" is now qualified as all dQV1Se1 10 0eOISeS lue Carp.
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 The Eastern league season winds up Sunday, at Weiss Park Your last chance to argue with Barrister Flynn and his satellites.
 "Temperamental Joe" Dugan is bat ting 18th in the batting list of the American league, with an average of 326, just one point ahead of Ty Cobb.
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 The temperamental one gets column j write-up i'll one of the Slowtown's dai1ies, lauding him to the skies-two weeks ago 1t was roast. Oh, for the life of hot dog man!
 Andy Coak1ey, the Giants scout and former Athletic pitcher, was on the mound for Torrington on Labor Day, and beat the New Departure team of New Britain, 3-2, allowing but five hits. Chief Bender proved the same old , fox on Labor Day when he went up against Hartford in the second frame.
 * * * Bobby Reimer, the New Britain light weight, hit Sailor Murphy with every thing but the ring posts in their eight round setto, at Norwich, on Labor Day. The Stamford sailor didn't have a