The Connecticut labor press., 1920-10-02

Whewl Did you note the odor en1in- ating from Chicago, and
 It is not from the stockyards, either. Eddie Cicotte, Charley Herzog, Joe Jackson and Buck Weaver among those on the inside. Who would have "thunk- ed" it?
 Yankees, with the elephantine wonder, at Weiss Field, Sunday.
 Worlds serious" opens in Brooklyn Monday.
 Abe Atte11 clever as ever!
 % x When Hank Han1on took the first base job last Sunday, fan was heard to remark "Is that Billy Church in the right garden?"
 Gillespie sure did look like Billy" Church, the old Franklin fielder. Louis Cominsky and brother, Sam took in the Brooklyn-Giap series, and both say, put your cusH on the Rob- bins."
 Query-When does Louis Llewellyn Brown stage his first fstic encounter? Poor little "Midge" Gillespie has gone the route of many a good ball player-rnarried.
 Johnny Nagel will; Johnny Nagel will not" etc. Oh, Johnny, how can you?
 
 "Fido" Kempton and Billy Calvin sure look good this season, and will cause considerable trouble to Yale's opponents.
 Miquel O'Dowd, former middleweight champion, pummeled Ted Lewis to the queens taste i'll their recent bout. The Kid barely lasted the F rounds, and was bleeding and groggy at the finish Now bring forth Johnny Wilson.
 
 Duke" Rowley and Count Bolicky' Malone make an inspiring sight to be- hold in the Williams line. That pair, alone, can pretty near hold back a
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 Ruth's 50th homer was life-saver for many an empty coal bin.
 lawn McGraw must have some wal lop. The famous "Muggsy" hits 'em on the jaw with such force that they either break an ankle or a longstanding friend ship.
 Johnny Harvard got one awful set back in the first game of the season. Holy Cross kept tabs on all the Grim sons furnbles, and the Purple's backs seemed to be just where the ball was scrambled.
 "Sarg" Bernie Hope was bubbling over with joy at the great game the Joints" were playing. Bernie certain ly is an optimist of the first order. The women folks cannot be held in check any longer, now that they have the long-sought-for vote. Mrs. Claude Williams, wife of the White Sox hurler, is mentioned in the baseball scandal. The G1ee club stack up against the Nutrnegs of New Britain tomorrow, while the Williams are trouncing the combined Rambler-Tiger team at Hart ford.
 Frankie McGowan pummeled the Red Sox pitchers for keeps last Sunday. The village youth looked like real big tim- Der, both at bat and i'll the garden.
 
 Thirteen innings, but it was good. Hank" Hanlon filled the gap at the initial sack when things looked helpless. the rough edges polished off. McGraW and Mack have two REGULAR stars in the former Holy Cross stars. A bunch of Elm City fight bugs are going to Bridgeport Monday night to take in the O-Dowd-Carbone bout Joe Mulvihill, the fight promoter, 1" is now in politics. Whew?
 Ferdie Harlzins and Ted Lewis are rushing the little red pill for the Hart ford roller polo team.
 Jim Thorpe's Canton Bull Dogs would be the biggest thing in local football circles, and chances are that Mickey O'Connor will have the famous Indians team lined up before the sea- son is over.
 Bob Wilson vindicated by Legion"- and thereby hangs a tale. George Weiss you're
 Good baseball manager.
  Dave Spillane, the old Annex end, is now coaching the "YD" football team. Dave sure knows the pigskin game.
 
 Charley Jamieson, the kid who has been keeping the veteran Jack Graney on the bench nearly all summer, covers as much ground as Iris Speaker. They're some pair of fielders.
 
 Moose" Miller has been elected cap tain of the Glees football team, and the big fellow is happy.
 SCOTT'S STAY IN HIS