The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-12-07

One of the greatest individual bat ties ever sta ged on the Casino floor was shown last night in the struggle between Red Williams of Bridgeport and Kid Williams of Providence, brothers, in the polo game between Providence and Bridgeport. won by the latter, to 6, in contest that went overtime and was won by Red Williams on a. goal caged after 25 seconds of extra time had been play ed.
 The game was a hummer all the way with the Williams brothers pro viding nearly all the spectacular fea- tures In going over their records after the game it was found that Red Williams not only won the game with his timely shot in the extra perlod, but by that same goal he had beaten his brother, six goals to five, and overcome his brother in getting to the spot, to '.
 Preliminary Good.
 As an added attraction last night, a preliminary game was staged be- tween the Walnuts and Crashoes in which the latter won out to 5, Tn just as tough a struggle as the main game proved to be. Both the Walnuts and Crashoes showed very distinct signs of developing into fast polo Interesting City League attractlon within a short time. Bentz of the Crashoes proved to be the big man for his quintet. while Halfback Nel- 
 the walnuts. With a little more practice these teams will be able to stage a game that many will go wild over and it will not be in the far dis tant future.
 With the idea of attending a double rneader, the crowd which damned the Casino last night. arrived early ano nearly all the seats were taken The Ileachers were packed and there was plenty of enthusiasm displayed even before the game got under way After the two teams got on the nool and started playing there was a con stant 11Droar from the gallery whicf had plenty of fun over the way the new skaters attempted to make qu1cF stops and take healthy swings at the pill
 Crashoes. shot the ball into the net ting behind Snow. That proved to p the only goal of the period. In tn second session. Bentz was again tn first man to land a point, the goa coming in about seven minutes Be fore the period closed Burke als scored. giving the Crashoes com manding lead In the third period Bentz and Barrett tallied, nakln f11e score five to nothing, when tn tWa1nuts unloosened and by some brli liant shots Nelson and BoWoen taA lied, giving the Crashoes somethln 4o tb;r1s about as the goals put tn count to 3, where they threatene until the game closed. It was grea match between them.
 OuieIey Out of Game.
 Captain ouig1ey did not play in tn biz game last night because he wa caIted to the home of his sister. wh died in richmond. Ind, and keho substituted for the local leader. Ke K; hoe, who was entirely new to tn team play of the locals, rather upse several formations, but he werae .3rsS game. Red williams. however, ceI ried the bulk of the offensixe n,s,,. aa, i, shooting goals.
 On the defensive side of the gaT inc cage, while Jim Cameron playe his usual gtssay s tn gaT,s; If poie Ro' shot aa' aS,Infa that nearly put Goal f<eeps coniey and second II; hu3i |, kshos che w3t 9t ysneasnea and the Lord hstD thof in the balls way. t'aat night Co. a', dSYl1ed up, while Nai16e's block tni wood5 felt the force of "pee's" driv' and fell to the floor.