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The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-11-29
A1n1s Club Coming 70 Front Zn Sport Field
Remingtons To Stage Boxing
 Show In Jan.

The newly organized Remington Arms club is shaping details for an active season, and according to pres ent plans the club will stage its pre- miere boxing show some time in Jan uary for local professionals. Robert Davies is going to Hartford this week for the purpose of obtaining boxing liaenss and also to make arrange ments for the filing of a bond.
 To date the club has an enrolment of 324 members and enthusiasm is running high. Last night the Y. M c. A. gymnastic team, consisting of sixteen athletes under the direction of Physical Director King, gave an exhibition demonstration which was greatly enjoyed by the Remington members.
 The Remington club has among its members about a score of well known local athletes who will participa te in outdoor and indoor sports. The club is going to enter the State A. A. U. meet which will be staged in the Armory in January or February.
 Volley ball, basketball and gym teams are now being organized, and next season the club will be in the field for baseball honors. Among the membership Is plenty of excellent diamond material which makes the baseball outlook appear especially rosy.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-11-29
Bx LACK YEIOCK.

New York, Nov. 29-Craclx football players were plentiful in the East this season.
 Many broke into the spotlight for the first time. Others upheld reputa- tions previously earned. The crop was surely a bumper one.
 Out of the many stars. however, 1t is possible to select a number of players whose work stood out con- sistently all season. The selections are presented today for what they writer the following e1evens are fairly represent of Eastern football this year:
 Sturm, Yale. .... Macomber, Harvard d Brown, Harvard, BedenE, Penn State
 G Stein, Pitts'bg. ... Wittmer, Princeton Rretdster' Army Baker Princeton Into, Yale ....-.... Kane liar. co
 T snively, Prince. ........ Parr, Navy Kfllinger, P- State: ..... Buell.. liar.
 e A1drich, Yale co .... Kaw. Cornell Lightner, P. State ..... Barchet, Navy Owen, liar. ..... Garrity, Prince. Malcolm A1drich. Ya1e's D1uckcy leader, was without a doubt, the best all around halfback the East develop
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-11-29

New Method of Judging Bouts.
 Officials of the Fairfield asso0fnr ton should do we'll to take note of the new method just adopted for the judging of future amateur bouts in New York and which will become eff fectivea t once. The new plan was decided upon at the recent national convention of the A. A. U. in Chica- go and provides for selecting the win ner on a point basis, which practical ly eliminates a draw and insures the athlete a fair deal. @z-s.
 Formerly each of the two judges announced his choice, and when these officials disagreed the referee order ed another round; then. if there should be a further disagreement, the referee selected the medal winner More often than was fair the referee, on a close decision, would force the boys to go another round and the boy least entitled to the bout would be-de- clared the winner.
 n1ent feature will be done away with, for at the end of each round the judges shall award five points to the better competitor and a lesser num- latter's merits. When the boys are evenly matched each shall be given the maximum number of points, and when this occurs the referee shall be number of points, and the three sets of figures shall be. combined and the winner announced.
 Following is the new standard of weights or classes that was also adopted: F'lyweight, 112 pounds; bantamwefght, 11S pounds; feather weight, 126 pounds; lightweight 135 pounds; wal'terweight, 147 pounds; mfddleweight 160 pounds; light heavyweight, 175 pounds; heavy weight, over 175 pounds.
 Local officials should also familiar ize themselves with the new rules and be in position to interpret them cor rectEy when occasion requires quick decision.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-11-29
Park City Girls Basketball
 Five Open Season Saturday

Whats the matter, girls?" asks Jack Friedman, the energetic man ager of the Park City Girls basketball team. Mir. Friedman is making a big effort to induce Bridgeport girls to take leading part in the cage pastime this season but he Is finding it a difficult feat in booking games for the Park Citys. He has issued challenges to the Eckoettes. General EDectrics, Orioles, Catholic Commun- ceptance has come his way.
 Manager Friedman has made ar engagements for his team to play home games at the Casino, Wednesday nights, preliminary to the Veterans of Foreign Wars team, the opening Park Citys will also play as the main attraction at the Saturday night dances in Colonial hall, beginning next Saturday night.
 The Park City Girls quintet are without a game for this Saturday night and are anxious to play any of the above teams; or any other team Eckoettes, Independents, General E1ectrfcs take particular notice.
 Here is the regular lineup of the Park City Girls Basketball team: Mae Penny, captain: If; May Calla- han, f.; May Carroll, C.; Anna Cas- per- rg., and Catherine Mead, lg- The management is keeping tabs on two other good substitute players which will greatly strengthen the team. ager Jack Friedman, 240O Main street, Stratford, Conn; phone Strat- ford 83; Miss Mae Penny, captain, 219 Bruce avenue, Stratford, phone Strat- ford 917; MacKirsky, assistant man ager, I'll Clinton avenue, Bridgeport' 25So Main street, Stratford, phone. Stratford S91.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-11-29
Chit Chat Of The
 Boxers
By CHICK CREATION

By CHICK CREATION
 Lou Bogash will meet Mike O'Dowd former boss of the middIeweights, at the Pioneer. Sporting Club next Tues day night. Joe Smith, we'll known mentor Of the spaghetti mauler, con- summaIted the match last night.
 Jack DeIaney'e right n1ftt, which he put out of commission in battertng the tough Georgie Robinson sever.I weeks ago. is O. K again, and De- laney will swing into ac,fon in Prov ldence tomorrow night. Frank Car bone, the veteran Brooklyn middle weight, will be offered as a sacriaice to Delaney's championship ambition
 Frankie AI1earn, the clever and good-punching local bantamweigh. :. will scrap with Charley Baxter of Providence tin an eigl1t-rounder also on the card. Baxter handed Jim Bones a pasting in Fall River Friday night.
 Jack McGee, the Joe Humphries'' Of local fistic spheres, has now en- tered the role manager of fighters Jack has a scrapper under his wing who answers to the name of Ma .ty McGovern, and has dubbed hafm a pocket edition" of his namesal1e- Terrible Terry of other days Me Gees entry in the local pugiIuistic field tips the beam at 122 pounds and halls from Pittsfield.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-11-29
YANKEES PASS UP
 CALIFORNIA TRIP

New York, Nov. 29-The last hope of the Yankees training next spring on the Coast went glimmer today. When the announcement was made at the office of the baseball club it brought heartburns to the many cor respondents. Colonel Huston said that the club had abandoned he glittering prospect and would select other quarters. The team will get in shape in some city in Texas, or if not in that state at some spot in close proximity to the Lone Star state.
 Miller Huggins, manager, dropped into town yesterday and was in long consultation with Colonel Huston. The diminutive leader will stay around here for several days and then pay a visit to Colonel Ruppert, who is sojourning at Glen Watkins, N. r.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-11-29
City Church. League Cagers
 Ready For Opening Tits

Johns vs. First Presbyterian; Wash ington Park vs. First Baptist.
 Dec. 17-Presbyterian Hall, Sum- merf1e1d vs. First Methodist; United vs. Universa1ist. Municipal Gym, St. Johns vs. First Baptist; Washington Park vs. First Presbyterians. / Dec. 24-Presbyterian hall, Sum- merffeld vs. St. Johns; United vs. Washington Park. Municipal Gym, Universalists vs. First Presbyterfans; i; First Methodist vs. First Baptist.
 Jan. - Presbyterian Hall, Sum- merf1e1d vs. First Presbyterian; i; United vs. First Baptist. Municipal Gym, Universa,list vs. St. Johns; First Methodist vs. Washington Park.
 Jan. 14-Presbyterian Hall, Sum- merfieId vs. First Baptist; United vs St. Johns. Municipal Gym, Univer- sa1ist vs. Washington Park; Methodist vs. First PreshytertAn.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-11-29
Professiondlisn Charges Denied
 At Lafayette

Easton, Pa, Nov. 29-Albert K. Heckel, dean of Lafayette College, today emphatically de- nied the charges of profession alism made against certain members of this years unde- seated Lafayette football team.
 "The charges of profession alism and what not made against some Lafayette players are false," declared. Dean Hec- kel. Certain of these charges already have proved to be false as a result of investigation and affidavits made by players.
 iher charges are being inves- 'igated by the Lafayette faculty
 fhietic committee"
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-11-29
Foreign Bike
 Riders ArriUe

New York, Nov. 2S-The for eign contingent of 12 champion cyclists, including the popular Maurice Brocco, arrived today on the steamer La Touraine from Havre, France, to compete in the annual six-day race, which starts at the Madison Square Garden next Sunday. Others in the party are Charles de Ruyter, Joe Pey- rode, Jean Alavoine, Louis Bill ard, Marcel Buysee, Jule Van He- vel, Constant GirardengO, Or lando Pianf, s. Stefani, >Gaetono BeilOni and Francisco Verri.
 An additional feature for the Saturday night sprints will be an international match race among Ali Brenda, of Australia; Charles de Ruyter. of Belgium; Jules Van Hevel, of Belgium. and Reggie McNamara, of Australia, in an alternate sprint match. This dis tance will be one mile, three men riding at a time, in four heats.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-11-29
WILLIAMS TILT UP
 FOR NEXT SUNDAY

After two postponements owing to hostile weather conditions the Bridge port A. &= A. football team mana ge- ments announces that the Maroons will meet the Williams team on Weiss Field next Sunday afternoon. Tickets sold for Thanksgiving and last Sun day will be honored, Manager Jack Kearney stated this morning. Will Hams cancelled the game booked with the YD team Sunday.
 Saturday afternoon the locals will Journey to New London where they will meet the Naval Base warriors
 It is also the intention of the local managem ent to challenge the winner of the All Hartford-Nutm con lest which will be staged in Hartford on Saturday afternoon
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-11-29
WASHBURN DOPED
 kS TENNIS LEADER

According to reports the ranking committee of the Metropolitan Lawn Tennis association has experienced considerable difficulty in determining whether Vincent Richards or Watson M. washburn is to receive the award of No. 1 which was held last season by Ichlya Kumagae. Outside of the committee, the opinion was expressed that the top ten of the Metropolis Il list would be about as follows:
 No 1, Watson M. Washburn; No 2. Vincent Richards; No. 8. S. How ard Voshe ell; No. f, Ichiya Kuma gae; {; No. 5, Dean Mathey; No. 6, Frank T. Anderson; No. ', Frederick c. Ander- son; No s, Walter Merrill Hall; No. g. Vanderbilt B. Ward and No. 10, Herbert l. Bowman.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-11-29
DoYou Know
 T h at

Boxers have the reputation of seldom doing something TOT nothing, but Champion Benny Leonard tonight is giving away the entire share of his purse In his settO with George Ward Tor charity.
 Yankee ball fans are still guessing on the future of Miller Huggins, although the "rnite was in New York yesterday con ferring with Col. Huston and IS going South to visit Col. Ruppert.
 If Joe Smith has picked our ex-champion Mike O'Dowd as velvet for Louis Bogash, the local impressario may be harboring one of the biggest deluSions of his ring career, as there is lots of fight left in 'tOld Mike" The bout should give a good look Line on Looey'S right to mix it up with the welterS, however.
 Ii wouldn't be an artistic cli- max to college football season if old man Professionalism failed to crash the gate. This season Lafayette is the victim, but Dean HeckeI says there's nothing to 1t.
 Turning to the recent upset in tho international billiard cham pionShips-No man who averages 69 while being beaten is a dead one and unlikely to come back and regain the championship. That, at least. is the opinion of John McGraw apropos of Willie Hoppe. Young Jake Schaefer played brilliant billiards while dethroning HOppe, but that he will always do that well is alto getl,er unlikely, and Hoppe in fit condition physically has as good a chance to regain the champion ship as such players of the past who lost it and regained it as Sutton. Wizard Schaefcr, Ives, sSlOssOn. Daly, Sexton and Wig naux Schaefer and SlosSon beat each other on numerous occa- sions, and until they were much older than HOppe is now, and neither suffered much by having been beaten. Maybe they hadn't heard of psychology.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-11-29

Eight teams are entered in the City Church Basketball Laague which will get into action on Saturday night. Four games are to be played weekly and keen sport is expected to feature the tournament.
 The opening games in Presbyterian Hall will bring together Summerfie1d M. B. vs. United and Universalist vs. First Methodist quintets. The card for the Municipal Gymnasium calls for games between St. Johns and Washington Park M. E. and the First Presbyterians and First Baptists. The first game will start at 7:15 o'clock
 The remainder of the first round of the schedule follows:
 Dec. 10-Presbyterian Hall, Sum merf1eld vs. Unfversalist; United vs. First Methodist. Municipal Gym, St
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-11-29
AMATEUR BOXERS SET
 FOR ELM CITY SHOW

All local amateur boxers who are going to participate in tonight's am- ateur boxing tournament in New Ha- ven, are requested to report at the Municipal Gymnasium on Stratford avenue at 6:30 D. m. All expenses for the journey will be paid
 Following are the boys who will compete in New Haven tonight and also at the next Bridgeport show which will take place on December 12, when 45 rounds of boxing will be offered:
 10S pound class-Pau1 Revnnak, stratford A. C.; Frank Borey, Sjrat- ford A. C.; William Glynn, King Pin A. c.
 11S pound class-Emi1 Deschamps, unattached; Arthur Lee, unattached; i; Shamus Gaffney, of the King Pin A. c; Carmel Cook, Columbia A. c.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-11-29
MAY HMAKE GOOD"

New York, Nov. 2e-Judge William c. Van Fleet in the United States District Court postponed the impo- sition of sentence on James J. Johns ton, boxing promoter, who was con- victed of ernbezzling tax money which should have been turned over to the government tax collectors. At the request of the promoters counsel, Judge Van Fleet deferred the sen tence to a future date, which was not given, to allow the promoter to make restitution to the governm ent for the amount which he failed to t1Jrn in
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-11-29
Y. M. \. A. CAGERS
 VS. YORkVILLES

An attractive basketball bill will be Tut on the boards at the r. M H. A. audi .orium tonight when the locals will entertain the Yorkvil1e Separates, one of the speedfest cage oombfna- t1onS in Greater New York. Last sea- son the Gotham team won Az out of AS games played. The contest will start at 8:15. /1n the preliminary setto. which will start at 7:15, the Y. M. H. A Juniors will oppose the Myr- tie A. C. Joe Waters will off1ciate as referee and Al Anderson will act as timekeeper. Dancing will follow the game. The lineup for the main event follows:
 Y. M- HI. A. YorkviIle. Mooney, RockoW1tz G. Davis
 L. F.
 kaplan I. Finn
 R. F.
 Gordon J. Adler FiteIson M Rapp
 L. G.
 Wexler, Greenstein J. Davis
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-11-29
zBYSzK0 CLINICS
 TO MAT CROWN

Nbyszko, the aged but still agile Polander, retains the worlds heavy weight wrestling championship today as a result of his defeat of Strangler Lewis, two out of three falls, in 5S:53 minutes of wrestling last night in the Garden. The title holder SCOT ed hik first fall in 21:26 minutes with an armlock resulting in a rolling fall, The Polander achieved his second and deciding fall with a double lock in 14?56 minutes, this also being a rolling fall
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-11-29
GIRLS LEAGUE TO
 START TONIGHT

Opening games in the Industrial Girls Basketball League will be play ed tonight at the Industrial Service Center of the Young Women's Chris tain Association 1146 Barnum ave- nue. when the General Electrics and Orioles will be the opponents, and the American Fabrics will meet the Blue Ribbons. There are ten teams in the league recently organized and games will be played Tuesday even ings.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-11-29
AMATEUR BOXING
 SOLONS MAY USE
 NEW A. A. U. CODE
By GEORGE E. FIRsTBRoOK

Amateur boxing has golden opportunity to ma make good m l Bridgeport with the money game practically the shelf and
 is likely that the leading spirits in the Fairfield County Aa Association which staged shows in the Casino will Jake ad vantage of the chance. .
 To popuarize the sport it will be necessary to inject lit system boxing will stand for exhb delays avoided Boxing fans have been educated to this Bridgeport which organization gained
 reputation for conducting their exhibitions the dot Moth the fight than delays and poor announcing little discrepancies that the amateur shows. which most always IS the case at the inaugural something brand will doubt be remedied by the promoters
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-11-29
RUTH'S "SENTEkCE"
 TO BE KNOWN SOON

Chicago, Nov. 29-Judge Kenesaw M. Iandis, Baseball Commissioner will announce his decision in the Babe Ruth case within a day or two, probably tomorrow, it was learned to- day. Ruth violated one of the rules of the major leagues by taking part in barnst orming trip after the world series.
 There was no official intimation to- day as to whether Judge Landis would impose the maximum penalty of suspension from baseball or merely fine the star of the New York Ameri- cans. Since Ruth took part in the games played in October, Judge Lam dis has expressed himself on the sub ject only once, saying when my de- cision is rendered the public will know just what kind of a man Babe Ruth is."
 Babe Doesn't Want $6O,0OO
 Babe Ruth was asked in Philadel- phia yesterday about the report that he had asked for a salary of s60,000 for next year. He said he had not.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-11-29
FIGHT RESULTS

At New Workable Attel Goldstein got a decision over Harry London, 12 rounds.
 JInny Dundee won a judges de- cision< over Eddie Wallace in 12 rounds.
 At Philadelphia-Joe Burnnan, Chi cago, defeated Johnny Brown in eight rounds. Bobby Dyson defeated Tom my Murray in six rounds.
 At Memphis-Bob Roper scored his third straight knockout when he dis posed of Wild Bill Reed in the fourth round.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-11-29
KING PIN ELEVEN
 DOWNS COl0NlALS

The King Pins defeated the Colo nials a Sea side Park after one of the most gruelling football contests staged on a local gridiron this season. The final score was IS to 12. The Colo nials made their two touchdowns in the firSt period on line plunging and end runs, while the King Pins earned their two touchdownS in the last half on .he forward pass play. The line plunging of Maniero and Schine for the CoIonials was 2 feature.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-11-29
GAME FOR $2,OOO

San Francisco, Nov. 29-The Cali fcrnia Winter Baseball League in which several major league stars are playing, closes its first season on December 8, after which the two lead ing clubs will play a series for a S2,000 purse.
 The local club collected $5.000 in surance when 1t rained one-tenth or an inch on ThanksxivinR Day.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-11-29
DUNDEE TO FRONT

New York, Nov 29-Johnnie Dun dee, wearing the diamond belt en- blematic of the junior lightweight championship for the first time, easily outpointed Eddie Wallace, of Brook 1yn, in a 12-rounder at the Broadway Exhibition Club. Brooklyn, last night Dundee scored a knockdown in the first round and bested his opponent in every round but the fourth. The weights were Dundee. 130h; Wallace, 123 3A.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-11-29
DEMPSEY TO BUY
 HOME FOR PARENTS

Los Angeles, Nov 29-The father. mother and sister of Jack Dempsey, will leave Salt Lake City after Christ mas to. make their permanent home in Los Angeles, according to a brother, Joe Dempsey, who has started a house hunt here. He said Jack would purchase a house and 10 acres of land upon his arrival here Jan. 1
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-11-29
BEARS TAME LIONS
 IN BOWLING TILT

The Zoo League held forth on Con- nie Lewis drives last night and some fine scores were rolled. The Bears trimmed the Lions two games out of three; the Tigers defeated the Hippos two out of three, and the Partners trounced the Wolves three st StrafPht games:
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-11-29
YALE CARDED

Princeton, Nov. 29 Princeton's gym team has added Dartmouth to her schedule. The date for the com petition with Yale has been fixed for Jan. 2S, here. Other dates follow: Jan. 14, Haverford at Haverford :; Feb. 25. Navy at Annapolis; March 10, triangular meet at Philadelphia, Dartmouth, Penn and Princeton; March IS, triangular meet at Cam bridge, Harvard, M. I. T. and Prince ton intercollegiate at M. I. T. U.
 CAMBRIDGE, NASS-Herbert L. Pratt, of New York, has been elected captain of the Harvard cross-country team
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-11-29
MILAN WINS

New York, Nov. 29-Bobby Me Lean of Chicago, American sprint champion, scored a clean sweep over Don Baker. the Brooklyn professional in a series of three races at the 1S1st Street Ice Palace. The distances were 220, 440 and 8S0 yards, and in the sprint Mclean established a new record fer the local rink. being timed .in-22 B. seconds
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-11-29
SCHAEFER WINS

Cleveland, Nov. 29 - Young Jake Schaefer came from behind with run of 153 and won the first Of a series of four games here from Roger Conti, the French champ, by a score of 400 to SIS at 1S.2 ba1k-line bill lizards. Cont had lead of 219.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-11-29
M'ALEER MATCHED

New York, Nov. 29-Tommy Nc A1eer, the West Side welterw,eight has been matched to box Jimmy Ke1- ly twelve rounds at the Common wealth club on Saturday night. Nc Aeaer is a newcomer to the welter- weight ranks
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-11-29
INTERsECTIoNAL GAME

Maiden. Mass, Nov. 29-Acceptance by the Maiden High school football eleven of a challenge from the Wade High School of Toledo, Ohio, was an nounced today. It is expected the game will be played at Toledo next Saturday.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-11-29
BASKETBALL CHALLENGE

Manager WlIIlam A. k1nSeIIa Of the Fairfield American Legion basketball. team would like to arrange a game with St. Joseph's Juniors to be play ed in Fairfield. Address MT. Kinsella, Fairfield
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-11-29

include Pixley and Trott of Ohio s ate, Schwab and Budd of Lafayette. Baker of Princeton. Baer of Penn State and Minich of Iowa.
 There is also excellent piclzingS for tackles among Huffman of Ohio State, Diebel of Lafayette, Neidlinger of Dartmouth, Kane of Harvard, Shaw of Notre Dame and French of the Army.
 One expert has picked this trio as the star backfield-Owen, Harvard Thomas of Chicago and Locke of Iowa
 Ralph Gilroy who has been chosen to lead the Princeton gridders next season is an all- round athlete. Besides being football star of note Gilroy Is third basenan of the Tiger base ball nine and also a member of the varsity hockey team.
 Pop Knickerbocker threatens to get into .i4e real goody goody class by putting the stopper on Sunday pro basketball games.