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The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-12-21
POLITICAL ODOR RISES
 FROM NEW BOXING BILL
Proposed Measure Would Put Hooks Into at Least Two / Local Boxing Clubs-Appealing From City Com
 mission to State Board Means Nothing

And that settles this phase of the matter right off the bat. The pub lie will never be convinced a com mission is in earnest as long as 1t
 Section 9 of the proposed blli would put the hooks into at least two fight clubs here. This section however, is a good one, in that It and establishment of adequate fire exits in every, club. Without nam ing any names, this paragraph would put period to the activities of tive or organizations in this city, in whose buildings crowds have congregated only to fear that something would happen that would lead to d panic and disas ter. q
 If an applicant for a permit is thrown down hard by a city commls- sion, he is enabled to appeal to the state board. In theory this is all very fine but in practice 1t doesn t
 amount, to a tinker's dam. By the time the state board got through all it's red tape. the promoter would be out of luck. and certainly any city commission could whisper Its case to victory in the state board by ency.",-
 One more good and sufficient req son why the bill should not be brought before the attention of our lawmakers Is that by creating a. olS- cusSion on boxing, especially before | the blue law and hayseed legisla- l tors who always get shocked at the l thought of such Gloved brutality, the | proponents of the measure are quite | likely to start something they cant 1 firiSh-or in other. words, they are i likely to start something that will | finish boxing altogether. If too mucf | agitation arises, the PuritanS and
 ministerial elements will band to- | gether and put the game out of ex- i istence where now they do tolerate
 it. to d slight extent. .- | But the main objection to the bil | is that it would put a bunch. of fat | heads and ignoramuseS in control O. the game. We have seen what ig
 noranCe and partisan politics have
 done here in, Bridgeport, and oe'r' not so viudictive that we want tn,
 same whitening policy kill off tn sport elsewhere.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-12-21
High School Track
 Tean, Reaching Out
 Into Major Sports
Coach Anderson, Who is the Volunteer Mentor of the Team Expects His Athletes to Win State
 Honors Next Spring

Yale. meet in June and is .pushing Mana ger McKeever to schedule dual meets with other Nutmeg State High Schools. The varsity mentor is hav ing considerable trouble to find place to train his athletes and the only available place is the Y. M. c. A. but this serves as a poor station, hay ing to lap the course 32 times to a mile. The Casino has been refused to the coach. Anderson is trying to get the Armory to run the Red and Black boys during the winter months. A permit was granted some time ago but was revoked by the military authorities. Governor-elect Lake has been asked to give that place to the locals on days when not in use by the state military men.
 Track has never been a very wei come sport with local students but is slowly creeping into the major sports The only showing ever made by the local high track team was six years ago when they won the Yale meet.
 Next year promises to be g, banner one for cinder pacing in the Hilltop school.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-12-21
By Al. JACKSON.

If the weiNintentioned but sadly misguided clique which has drawn up q boxing bill for presentation to the Legislature succeeds ina having that measure passed as a law, we can kiss goodbye to the ring game in Bridge port. Not that this would cause any untold suffering just at this time when financial and industrial affairs, coupled with the rottenness of condi- tionS have bput the sport in disgrace, but some time in the future it is lia-- ble to choke it off just when it ought to be due for a clean start. ..
 The well known, but not popular, Black Spot. appears all the way Through the proposed measure. This is in the form of a state commission members to be paid an annual salary which the drafters of the bill have had the delicacy not to mention.
 It is presumed that these salaries will come out of a suggested five per cent. tax which will add to the all ready too-numerous woes of pro- motors, who in the cramped spaces of Bridgeport halls, find it almost inn possible to make any profit anyway, what with high expenses, unbelieVa- ble purses to boxers both good, bad and rotten, and with commissioners. city officials and policemen crashing the gate and occupying seats that are not paid for.
 Instead of making things easier for the promoters, the projected state board would only make them more difficult. And that is the main Kick against this bill, although there are numerous defects else where if one is in the mood to look for holes in it.
 Of course. such a commission would make a splendid adjunct to the Republican state machine, just as il has increased the powers and the priyilegeS of the BridCeDOrt city ma chine. The only trouble is that the state commission would undoubtedly follow the lines laid down in Bridge port and other cities. In other words boxing would he controlled all over Connecticut by a set of pyraline ivory boys who got the jobs through poll tics and not through any specia knowledge of the padded circle game
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-12-21
COLUMBIA TO ROW
 YALE NEAR DERBY

New York, Dec. 21-The 1921 row. ing schedule for Columbia Cniversity announced today. provides competition against virtually all tn eleading eighJs in the east
 The Yale oarsmen will be met at Derby ons the. Housatonic on May 30, by an agreement which will bring. the Eli crew to New York in 1922 for a race on the Harlem river The Childs Cup Regatta will be contested on the Harlem on May 13 against Princeton, Penna and possibly the Navy.
 On May 2S the Blue and White oarsmen will compete in the Ameri- can Henley on the Schuylki1l and in June in the Poughkeepsie regatta.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-12-21
Bridgeport BIinrdists His Ability Wh
VERSE AND WORSE
HOW TO USE THE oNE-MAN CARS
By Al Jackson

 difference uphill. troleys can't 
 the stealthny he Walk disturb the inside By dods total extinction six-nch-thck mat the tired trying breaking  Tack offy Hook one the s4 inches portion and throw window. Ihernos emergency of only if
  Something hit the though will hit anything Testa VII  your mask shin guards will
   in idenify the main Donf forget ammonia handy flask If the car gets you 
 
 at of thenro Connec cut carousel
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-12-21
TWO DEATHS RESULT
 FROM MINOR INJURIES

Pittsburgh, Pa, Dec. 21-Two deaths resulting from accidents dur ing a basketball game and football game were recorded in Pittsburgh yesterday.
 James Ryan, aged Il years, injured finger in a football game near his home two weeks ago. Blood poisoning developed and the lad died in a hos pital late yesterday.
 Shortly before Ryan succumbed. John R. Bowers, aged II years, died in a Mckeesport hospital from blood poisoning. Bowers, a member of the DuqueSne High school basketball team. was bruised on the right shin during a game last week. He paid no attention to the injury for several days but finally his leg began to swell and he was taken to a hospital. At tending physicians said he was sui fering from blood poisoning which caused his death
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-12-21
EHES
 6 Pc BITING @ LIFE %]
JUST JINGLETS.

The baseball player veils his naughty | pride, And seeks some hidden cave wherein And he will stay there, too, till spring Because, by then, the scandal may
 have died! With roaring mouths and threats
 composed of brass The eager crowds applaud the for But how the shouts die down to
 gurling grunts, When it is muffed, and rolls along
 the grassI There is the making of a. Diplomat In the bright Caddie who will mur-
 mur that i t'You made it in five strokes, sir" Has reached the hole in twenty
 seven, flat.
 To put it in few words: Baseball must be made more magnetic and less magnatic.
 When anybody talks about giving you a percentage of the net. just re- member that a net is what they use to catch poor fish with. REDBIRDS. Hugs Jennings. Urban Fabef. Icon AneS. Ivy Wingo. Cecil CauSey. ;. Carlisle Smith. Johnny Rawlings. Billy KiIIefer!
  As we said to our old friend Papa 1 dou1os, when he offered us Q dubious cigar: ttWe fear the Greeks, even | bearing gifts.'' Midnight YodeIers. | Tack on youF chair. Hoocilificd joy-riders. 1 Football ceIebraHts. Peanut-eaters at a movie show. 1 Confetti-throWerS. I Motorcyc1ists.
 This is the open season for infant | prodigieS. The 12 year old boy who | talks eleven languages and has just entered Harvard; the 13 year old girl who is a wonder in didactic sciences, and has matriculated at VaSsar; the ten-year old who can tell you all about Sanscrit and the revolutions of the larger spheres; all these are get ting their pictures in the papers 1 and inspiring everyone with a. desire to see 9, gang of ordinary, husky kids | grab them, take them out in a vacant lot roll them on the sod, and stuff grass in their faces.
 KING OF OF PESTS
 The fellow who toots his auto horn l 70 summon his friend out of the l house and keeps footing it five min uteS without a break.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-12-21
Suggest West End
 Basketball League
West End All Stars After Games With Any Good
 Teams In Field
lAOoOR SP0R1S

hard arranging games and challenge the Maplewoods, Alpines, Blessed Sacra Park Citys, Pioneers Ram blers. Glenwoods, Centrals, King Pins and Submarines, to a basket ball game to be played any time and any place.
 Our lineup is well known to the above teams which consist of Stem uuist, Strauss, Wall. Walker, Dean, Reynolds, Hamilton, H. ONeil and Wagner.
 The Maplewoods preferred, but if any of the above teams accept our challenge answer through The Times.
 If mana gers of teams, not in East Side league, will meet at Columbia hall on Thursday evening at 8 o'clock. plans will be discussed for a West End leaSue.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-12-21
JOHNSON TO KEEP
 BUSY IN CHICAGO

Chicago, Dec. 21-Worll in con- nection with the prosecution of White Sox players under indictmen mt for alleged throwing of games and in attempting to sending to jail the gamblers who have or said to have corrupted Comiskeys men in the 1919 series. will give President Johnson of the American League one of the busiest winters he has ever had in baseball, he said today on his return from New York.
 It has been rumored that President Comiskey may endeavor to stop the American Leag in it's effort to press theg ambing cases in order to have charge of the prosecution himself
 ComiSkey believes himself to be tho one who suffered most and that he should be allowed a had in the prosecution.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-12-21
PENN BOXERS TO
 MEET CANADIANS

Philadelphia. Dec. 21-The boxing schedule for the University of Penna includes a meet with Queens College of Ontario, Canada, it was announced today by Robert W. Ward, manager of the Quaker team. The meet will be held here on Feb. A.
 Arrangements also have been com pleted for matches with Penn State, Feb. IS; West Point, Feb. 25; Navy March 5, and Springfield College, March 8. Negotiations are still pending with Johns Hopkins, Mass. Tech. IafaNette and Boston College.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-12-21
PHILLY GIRLS LEARN
 ABOUT HOCKEY GAME

Philadelphia, Dec. 21-Menbers of the Philadelphia Girls Hockey team. who returned here last night from a tour of England. said today they had learned a lot about hockey on the trip that they never knew before.
 Although the team won one of ten games played, Miss Elizabeth z-Ches- ton said the trip ''unquestionabIy was a. success" +Ss
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-12-21
STAMFORD MAN
 HOLDS HIGH OFFICE

James W. Ryan, son of MT. and Mrs. T. w. Ryan of Stratford and a senior at Fordham University, has been elected vice president Of the Fordham University Athletic Associa- tion. He was elected by over 200 votes. Ryan is also a member of the Eordham basketball squad.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-12-21
ID INCSIDE A\ED'S
 NOTES

Harry Greb and Captain Bob Roper will stage a scrap tonight in Boston and it will be over the 12 round route.
 Pal Moore and Packey O'Gatty are roofing hard for Lynch to beat Her man in New York tomorrow night because both boys have been after Herman and the latter has side stepped them.
 Billy DeFoe who seeks the crown of the featherweight champion, boxes Freddie Jacks tonight at the Com monwealth Club in New ork.
 T ed Lewis former welterweight champion, arrived home from Eng land yesterday. Lewis expects to re- turn to England within twoT weeks for a title bout with Jack Brittnn, the present champion.
 Jack Stanley and Harry Mallin, , champion boxers of the London po- lice force arrived on the 1mperatoT yesterday to engage in series of bouts withs the best of the finest of New York.
 Billy Steans the new Knockout King from Minnea polls. will meet Bobby Lyons of the Bronx in a ten round bout at the Starlight Sporting Club in New York tonight. Next Sunday afternoon the Grapho. phone and Sons of St. George soccer cams will play game at the Meadows in one of the semi-fina games.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-12-21
Rosebud Club Teams
 To Play Basketball

Members of the Rosebud Athletic @iuh will play two basketball games followed by a dance in Sokol hall, 527 Hallett street, tonight. for the benefit of the Hermits' Christmas fund, The big game will be be- tween the Rosebuds and the Blessed Sacraments while the other contest will be between the Rosebud. JrS., and the Pioneer. Jrs. Following these contests Konnie Konstance' $ Jazz Band will provide music for dancing.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-12-21

Cornell defeated Princeton, 24 to 20 in an intercollegiate game at Ith- aca and the contest was not deSlded until the last minute of play.%
 Up, to last Thursday night Redv N- the Bridgeport Roller Polo club, h ing chged S3, while Captain QuigF had "A. ~l
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-12-21

By a score of 31 to 27. the Black Rock Country Club basketball team defeated the General Electrics on the formers floor
Uusi kotimaa. [volume] (New York Mills, Minn.) 188?-1934, 1920-01-09
Gafutaibottumns lasten fesfuubeSIa
Mn,erifasia.

Wbohsmoltoin tnoipiraston oIoiie.
no toin,itpa Iosten toin,isto OF toi.
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tiosIa ia oIottoiuot ne, ett6 Iufu.
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pariinfin naanipilieiDsferbuilIa, on
bdmutostptdpdn iuuri. f4--16 it'd.
muoiieu ,paliIId oletpista 1886
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,ieet funnolliiesti Iiifea tol firjoit.
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citrGt oIleet tosfaon f1pneet enelns
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snhoefIonneIle litofolIa foiifl,sfd ia
oinoostaon ptii io6osto noinat fop.
o0 forfeafoillua,
Uusi kotimaa. [volume] (New York Mills, Minn.) 188?-1934, 1920-01-09
Sarfoittaniiia iutiiuDtctGGr.

Observation-Disclosures 9lntho-
ilb Gcmiretti on il,nolttanllt, etto
rooifoolisten islfoutoaiaisten forfoit-
tan1ista Dbon3ipoIloisto ei jotfcto
erlren fnn on tdastp jeIipille r1iten
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Ic 1st1tiiirdpaNfoi5 atssfa,s- uass,
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funnan Teroattori 2usf, iofa OIL
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foaliieSto toitninuasta, il.noittaa, ct.
ia 10000 fomgn,,ristipuolueen jG-
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tet,tt lpaneiiemiiet otpat tusfiu ens
1inf6dr fosfettoneet tpiei1 tuota Iii,
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Uusi kotimaa. [volume] (New York Mills, Minn.) 188?-1934, 1920-01-09
Hpbiuis+ 0afotasIa q iuansistn bb.
team rabtfaaI:a.

Siito buolin,otta, etta Nonparti-
ian 2iittoa ipostllstatpisla lonoma-
lebbisid on Iein1attu Nobioi5-Dafo.
ia bolIbe!pifien ia faifen mooilnar
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Ia 1Dangittu oinontofaan benfilod
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Dhbpspnltain lofilnIe5 Ielittoi fplld
oleipon iiellofin Dhbpsuoltain ialo.
-poliileio, 1nutta ipiela ei Dafotasia
ole fetddn iuastann onnettu tran9it-
le1tlisfasfpd. s.sonldn pitaili o,ttaa
biufan aiattelenriien aibetta niiIle,
iotfa ,1dfeipot HpiportiIau 2iitosio
bolIbetpis1nia y. III. vistnio".
Raiffi Dlill.tbisla raneitut fol1ne
i. 10. n. :Idista otpot ,npostin ipa.
palltetl,t.
Uusi kotimaa. [volume] (New York Mills, Minn.) 188?-1934, 1920-01-09
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Uusi kotimaa. [volume] (New York Mills, Minn.) 188?-1934, 1920-01-09
he Professionalism
"kcrkedt vetot''

&c Dolind, ic,,fa ysosltartiial1 0ii-
ton pastustoiat biliaisaln uostiuot
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taiuon ,nddran moota Rq,tloe,. fous,-
ttsla Nobiois~0afotasIn,s Oh eiittd.
npt bpmin uielenfiintoii;d 1ula1ero,to
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Uusi kotimaa. [volume] (New York Mills, Minn.) 188?-1934, 1920-01-09
472 antta liifetta GpIjpis- -Dafotasia
tuuo6en aiaila.

WoltioDirastou tictojen mufaon
perustettiin Nobiois-9afotosia Gs~,
fen paattDneen tpi.ooet aialla 472
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nii,tfuin Clifton tpastustaiat lelittd.
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fiidt ptIitpilista liifenliebistd Iiene.
nat olleet pafotet,it Iopettamaon
iielld liiffeenIG to.operatiitpisten
li!feioen fnutto, n1ufto rebellifIl6
ia ebistp5mieIiiillG liifen,iebill6 on
Vobiois. .Dafotosia bbti bpipat NAB.
6clIiiuubet fuin ennenfin tot n.isi6
tabonla utuuollafin.
Uusi kotimaa. [volume] (New York Mills, Minn.) 188?-1934, 1920-01-09
MaanlarI$ty$ sur
mast 1000 l,lll$l1
nlek$ikossa

Sero Gru5in !,aisiosin, Mefiitose
ia, tGpaBtl!i milne iauanto;uo nlaar.
larl5tps, iofa h0ipit!l GoutsIomn
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nlstd. Suboaneu beutiloi nloo$tin
,ouffaont,li. glan,a tie0oa on onret-
tit ipiralIliesti MeFiifon pd0failpuu.
gisio neutrality-suspicious. Ioopuue;.
ben tietojen nrl,faan.
Bic 0ranae joesta, RiuconaIoS.
10, lopoettlin 25 niehen ia naiTeu
,ulili3ta.
Uusi kotimaa. [volume] (New York Mills, Minn.) 188?-1934, 1920-01-09
MgrsfS raisuoii faiffialla fesfi.
tpolsioisla

mime tiistai,o, pobiois!paltioi5Id
tulIen runlaosti Iunto ia eieldntpind
tpett1. WDrsfpoIite rIott,si IeroIis-
ia Nlobomaan eteiosId ia Yobiois'
Dafotosto SouIt etc. Morieen pop.
ioiiesjo ia ndioeu ol,leioen sudlilio
pobjoiiesta eteldan. Stoilesid Win-
neiotosIo tuli Il,nta ebfo eninrrno1l
fuin misloGtl l1luolla pobioisidn-
neIld.
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tTrue translation filed with ii g postmaster al
View York Mills, MINI, as required by act o
October s, 1917.
s2eIlojan neutrality-suspicious. @io3.
folposta Iohettiald5id Iangottolnol
leHuaitimen tieoosla ilrloiteiuan, et.
til boLihespitien arpleiio on I>rppiil,l,.
0minsfin tauplngisio, g5iiiua-l 10 Vi
marre!la, ,pibolliiel poino5soluolla
0sal,totieIiifellne Niiaan ia 1p n3fIr
lpalill1 otpotaotl heti, ioten ttitenue.
pbtep3 Soihian il RuoIau iD6liglG
Iaaooail nituor.
Uusi kotimaa. [volume] (New York Mills, Minn.) 188?-1934, 1920-01-09
DsiSifems mu6ipistanut fieftpfuin.

Diirne maonnntaino nntoi Dbops-
ipaltoin plioifsus podtofien, ionfo
ml,foou fieltolaiu tpoin1aa11ponemi-
IetIi Ioaoitt,t lafi nl11ritellen poib=
bpttGspofii foifti iuouat, iotfo Il.
idltdtoat 4, profenttio toi encu1.
man oIfobolia, on perustuslniIliner.
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