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New-York tribune., 1921-03-13

HUNTINGTON. L. 4.
j. 4. Carsop Auto Co.
JAMAICA. L, l..
Queens Bouiev'd Motor Ccr2.
KINGSTON
Gco. I. SchryveK Motor CaY
Co.. l,-ls Railroad Ave.
LAWRENCE. L. /.
Charles Payne
LIBERTY
w r. Larioreaur
LITTLE FALLS
Adams Nash Motor Sales
MiNEBtA. l.. !.
Landers Motor g. Supply Co.
MOUNT VERNON
Nash Notor Sale
10 Prospect Ave.
NEW ROCHELLE
Diamond Motor Car Company
SO Main 81.
NORWICH
Taylor & Crln,h Sales Co.
% South Bread St.
NyAcK
Nash Sales Co.
Is S. broadway
New-York tribune., 1921-03-13

kind Of investigation before sub
mitting to any changes in the existing
contracts. KARL B. rSACKMANN.
New York, March 10, 1921.
New-York tribune., 1921-03-13
NEW YORK

NEW YORK
ALBANY
Clement Mead Motors Corp.
I'll Central Ave.
CoHoeS
Consrcss Auto Company
CONG ERs
Nash Sale, Company
FLUSHING. 1. !.
North Shore Motor Sales CO.
lrc.. B'way and .Ath s..
FREEPoRT. t. I.
Geo. Y. Sloat. Inc.
GlENS FALLS
BISseIl. Smith & .Ashlay.
- Glen st.
GLOvERsvlILE
Forest Street GaraEa
GRANVILLE
Nash Sales e. sery!cs Station
HUDSON
Bsrhsr. Aute Sales & S.cr1y.
Co.
New-York tribune., 1921-03-13
These Dealers sell Nash Products

oNEoNTA
Tho Francis Motor Sales Ca.
PORT CHESTER
FIInts City Garage. Inc.
PORT JEFFERSoN
ScWcomb Bros.
P0UGHKEEPSfE
The Central Motor Co.
lsd Church ST.
RIvERHEAD
CornwelI Motor sales Co.
RocKAwAY PARK. L. l..
Farrell & KahI
I'll Beach lIeth st.
ROCKVILLE CENTRE. [. ..
.. NJ Hawkins
SCHENECTADY
Johnston-T Tongue Motor Corp
..5 Stata st.
STATEN tSLAKO
CARNEY Garage Company. Inc
1888 Richmond Terrxce, Wes
New Brighton
suFFERM
III. M, Vanderbilt
New-York tribune., 1921-03-13

TROY
George r. Scully
e19 Rivcr St.
UTICA
Nasl-utlca Motors Co.
81 Genesee Street
WHITE PLAINS
Nash Pope Company
10 Main Street
y6NKERS
CONFESS Bros, Inc.
SO Warhurtou Ave.
NEW JERSEY
BELMAR
BeImsr Auto Co. Inc.
s04 b Street
BERNARpSvlLLE
Aliens Garage
DOVER
Richards 4 Hunt
II! Morris Street
ELIZABETH
Stanley l.. Reed & Co.
2S- p Wsstfiald Ave.
ENGlEwooD
Nash Beens-n Motor ca.
71 West rsltsAde Ass.
New-York tribune., 1921-03-13

RUTHERFORD
Nash q sl!on Company
- Anes Avenue
S0MERvfLlE
CARR tson Auto & Cyeis -
WEST NEW YORK
Il. Gilarsiori
-: S26 il-h Street
WESTW0oD
Bergen Garage
CONNECTICUT
BRIDGEPORT
sistt!cr- Nash Co.
2S5 Strstfo,d Afa
GREgNwicH
The Motor Sslcs "a
z05 Greenwich ssress
NEW MILFORD
Parsons II Denln1
SHELTON
shelton Carass
SO. NORwatS
:. L. benedict
~ 40. Main 81. a
WEST CORNWALL
Edward Cartasssis
New-York tribune., 1921-03-13

JERSEY CITY
Nash Sales Corp.
40 Mercer 50.
MORR.sJowN
Los.ls c. LeproIlou
80 High Street
NEW BRUNSWICK
Ds Angeles Bros.
- fTencb Street
NEWTON
J. NJ Kispaush
PAssAfc
Main Motors Corp.
5gl Main Ave.
PATERSON
Jackson Motors Corp.
PERTH AMRoY
Jefferson Motors Corp.
3i9 Madison Asenus
PLAfNFtELO
Thompson Motors Co.
Al Pars Ave.
RED BANK
Walter II. Van Dorm
lcs Hudson Avenue
RIDGEW0oO
Eersea Garage
t.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-02-21
BIG WELTER
 BOUT HERE DIVER SAYS

All appears rosy for the Bogash- Britton bout for the welterweight championship to be decided in the open air arena of the Bridgeport A. x A. on June as original scheduled is the report of Matchmaker George Dwyer who, today returned from New York.
 The signed contract of Bogash and other papers in the case were sub- nlitted to the New York Boxing Com mission by Mir. Dwyer and the chances are that Bogash and Britton will not be able to box at the Garden before Bridgeport's fight date. That was the impression given MT. Dwycr at the conference.
 According to Dwyer plans were on foot for a bout between the pair at the Garden in March. but the local impressario was told that neither side had posted any money as yet
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-02-21
Joe Beckett >WiZZ Be
 First British sHe0UU
 Here Since Mitchell

I other classes have fared accordingly, the only ones that amounted to any, thing were Owen Moran, Jem Dris- coll and Jimmy Wilde, tl1e1 alter has been defeated twice by American boxers and Moran went to defeat at the hands of Ad WoIgast-
 |, Since then Bombardier Wells, Bandsnlan Rice, Tommy Noble, John ny Sheppard, Corp. B1umfield, Joey Fox, Freddie Jacks, Bill Affleck and a number of others all holding some title or other, have entered the U. S. but all received the taste of defeat and most of them fell considerably short of their advance publicity. The latest to return the mother country are New Fitzgerald who has lost twice to Pete Hartley, and Boy Mccormack who appeared at the Garden a few times but thought it was better on the other side and sailed accordingly.
 The only way to stop the immigra- ton of these boxing lemons would be to send Jack Dempsey and Benny Leonard on trip across but that would leave somebody open to be sent up for attempted murder.
 Jack (Twin) Sullivan. the 41 year old veteran who is starting on hIs second ring career. put an end to one of a famous old timer Saturday night at Boston when he kayoed Joe Thomas, in the third round.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-02-21
ld Li10lD Measure Strength On Mat TOniQht
Hitting The Sport Trail
With Geo. E. Firstbrook

That of of the pitch CTS only two meals day flashed by Johnny the greatest ing out this insane notion he the roaring waters Niagara.
 Ball players hungry athletes for not serving enough down to the limit IS not believed tver will be foolhardy torce the hysterical
 He may be able to stop players
 
 -'O-' -O MARTIN NOT DOWN OUT.
 Bii Brennans defeat in cs before he seriously those opnlon that Martin next te" years and may yet be in the swim.
 Martin displayed duckinG many of rennans blows but he still has landing his - -- Win six champions the wrestling chance Tor the spectators to get that
 George Weiss, slowed !" ms grocery store safe has stopped worrying. Hughey Jennings and John they arrive at camp shortly will be able in Dixie 9 ~ Pi1e"' "' u ana once of the king fatteners the be in last year he was a member of the Columbus team.
 Arthur Fletcher, former with patrons The latter he ties and will be seenagain with the Phines
 will warbIe ha+tar f-o,, +bo aua make speech but " ~ @
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-02-21
'WALLY' POLO OUTFIT ON
 TONIGHT

Wallingfords state polo 1eaguers will be here tonight for a game with Eddie Fitzpatrick's Bridgeport Fed erals at the Armory A. A. A keen struggle for supremacy is expected in the preliminary which will bring to- gether the Bengals and Crashoes. The latter game will start at o'clock
 George Bentz. having recovered from the injury he received in the New Haven game, will be back in the local lineup at first rush; Johnny Bond, second rush; Jim Mcclure, cen ter; Jack McGuires halfback, and Reba at the goal will complete the local lineup.
 In the visiting lineup will be Pat nod, F. and J. Fusari, Grinnell and Whitman.
 The Federa1s will play a return game in Wallingford tomorrow night and Meriden will be here Friday night.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-02-21
McALEER ANXIOUS
 TO MEET DELANEY

What's the matter with a match ls0etween Jack Delaney and Tommy EMcAleer?" Fred DeLorme, manager of the latter, asks.
 DeLorme in a. communication to the Times sport editor says he will welcome such match to be fought In Bridgeport, or elsewhere. 'HThen the fans can judge just how good De- Slaney iS," DeLorme adds.
 With McAleer cleaning up every thing in sight down New York way and Delaney copping honors in the
 Providence district, DeLorme be- HeveS a bout between the pair would
 be a hummer and also an attraction for a crowded house.
 McA1eer, who knocked out Colin Bell of Staten Island, in the first round, last week. will face Johnny Howard or Frankie Fleming as his next opponent
 DeLorme, in his letter, also sound ed his razz horn for Johnny Allen the "Crasho Pride" whom he charges with jumping the traces. DeLorme claims Allen broke his agreement with the Garden management and that he will not box there until he makes good his obligations. DeLorme says he has a three-year contract with Allen.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-02-21
By G. C. HaWnan

U.
 A brother countryman of Sapper Cohen, Joe Beckett, who is also giv- ing the Sapper a close race for diving h1nors, intends paying the United States a visit next month, according to a statement by Charley Harvey, manager of Ted Lewis and the in- troduceri of fancy divers from Eng land.
 Perhaps Beckett has heard of Xiii bane weakening or Jack Britton's age telling on him and he thinks of getting a few easy bouts, for the chap can't be right if he comes over here with the intention of being signed up as opposition for the heavyweight class.
 Leaving out his defeat at the hands of Carpenter, his record is way below the poorest heavy in this country. He took IS rounds to put the veteran Eddie McGoorty away, has been kayoed by Frank Moran in three rounds, Joe Goddard and lost numerous decision to other English men.
 Beckett's intended trip opens the record book again and some interest ing data is found. We find that the English isle has not sent over a real heavy since the days of Charley Mitchell and that was when John L., reigned supreme. English boxers in
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-02-21
CRAPPLEIRES READY FOR
 CASINO 60

Local followers of the wrestling game should get their moneys worth at sam Towards Casino show tonight when Wladek Zbyszko, the Polish champion. and Ivan Linow, the Rus s1an grapplef, will appear in the star bout Both of these mat artists are among the cleVerest who are chasing Ed ''Strangier'' Lewis for the cham pionship. One fall will decide the match.
 Two other bouts that should be corkers' are also on the program They will bring together Harry Ste vens, British champion, and Demct- 1-ius Tofalos. the Greek, and Frank Solar, the Bohemian champion. and Louis Romano, of Italy.
 The show will get underway at 8 o'clock with Stevens and TofaEos in the preliminarY.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-02-21
MOONEY AND CUBERSKY IN
 STAR CLASS

In a game replete with thrills and fast playing the Y. M. H. A. basket ball quintet yesterday humbled the speedy Ben Hurs only after the hardest kind of a battle, the score being 34 to 31 Gubersky and Mooney performed in brilliant fash ion their goal shooting and pass work bordering on sensational lines. Lar son, right guard of the visiting team, starred, scoring 19 points for his team. The lineups:
 Y. NJ. H. A.-Mooney and Kaplan, forwards; Gubersky, center; Cohen and Fitelson, guards.
 Ben Hurs-Hurwitz and Eberle, forwards; Kelan, center; Larson and Wolfe, guards.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-02-21
SPORT SNAPSHOTS

Tn an international skating match yesterday at Christiana, Harold Stroem the Norwegian skater, covered 6,Oo0 meters (about 1-10 miles) in minutes and 27 seconds, lowering the World'S s record by 6 seconds.
 The Twenty second Regiment Armory, New York, will be the scene of the national track and indoor ehamplonships Saturday night, March 19,
 Penn is leading in the interco1- 1eg1ate basketball race, with Dart mouth, Princeton Cornell Columb bia. and Yale, trailing the Quakers in the order named.
 Yale and Boston Colleges are on Nermonts baseball schedule. The Green Mountain athletes play in New Haven April and on April 19, in the Hub.
 Arthur Staff, the Chicago skater, winner of the American speed cham pionship at Lake Placid, challenges Oscar Mathieson of Norway, to a world titular match next season
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-02-21
Joe Hall ShOvels Snow
 As Part of Training

Checked in his road work by the snow storm Joe Hall, who is to meet Johnny Williams, is not letting up in his training one iota Sunday wasn't a day of rest for Joe. He saw an opportunity to keep his wind appar- atus in condition and cleared the sidewalks for six hours straight as an eXerciser- Joe again adopted the shovel as his friend today
 Hall will have to travel his fastest in order to retain his laurels when he stacks up against Williams, who is just now one of the sensations in the metropolis. Williams is going like a whirlwind. Saturday night SCOT ing his third knock out in seven days by putting the clever Buddy Spenc- CT to sleep in their Pioneer bout
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-02-21
Crack Of T1he But ResOzynds zn Dixie
 zruiz1iz1g Canaps

/ New York-The 1921 training sea- son of major 1eageu baseball teams was opened today by the Philadelphia Americans, whose recruits under the direction of the veteran chieftain, Connie Mack. were ready to begin practice at Lake Charles, La
 While the Athletic aspiraants were -Hnu ergoing initial nmbering exercises the St. Louis Browns, headed by Manager Lee Fohl, were due to ar rive at the scene of their spring ac- tivites, Bogalusa, La
 Meanwhile, other major league clubs were making preparation to en- train for their camps. Johnny Evers and his Chicago Cubs are to leave Thursday for Pasadena, Cal Battery men of the New York Americans and Brooklyn Nationals now are at Hot
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-02-21
0HB0Y, MISS } PENNY CAN
 KICK SOME!

against the mana cement of the Eko- cites by Miss Mae Penny, manager Of the Park City Girls basketball @teaIn. Miss Penny claims the IGllo- Eettes were beaten by . scora of 9 Sto in their recent game and that all kicks on the referees decision are all bosh. Miss Penny also says in a letter to the Times sporting editor Ethat the Park Citys have only hecn defeated once this season-hy Char 1otte Leberum's Independents by a
 single basket
 The Park City girls hereby let the
 Ekoettes manager know that no game ssuiIl be played between the Park City girls and the Ekoettes on Thursday might, at St. Johns hall.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-02-21

Springs, Ark, conditioning early and later this week the Yankee recruits squad will leave for Shreveport, La to start work next Monday
 The Cleveland champions, and the Washintgon team will begin their ad- vance Saturday, the former on Dallas, Texas, and the latter on Tampa, Fla. The New York Nationals, whose training will be at San Antonio. Texas, are deu to report Monday. The Ros- ton clubs, the Pittsburgh. Chicago White OK, Philadelphia Nationals, St. Louis Cardinals, the Cincinnati club and the Detroit team all will start early next week.
 The latest starters will be able to get in at least five weeks trainir Q before the opening of the season on April 13.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-02-21
SWEDES WILL PLAYSPANISH ELEVEN HERE

Bridgeport soccer fans will have an opportunity of witnessing an in. ternauonal game here March 2T when the Swedish A c. and Spanish eleVens are programmed for a game here. Joe Booth will manage the event. On the same date the Irish and scotch teams will battle at Char ter Oak pal k, Hartford
 Eleven games remain to be played in the Connections State League, ten "f which will be contested in this
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-02-21
Alley SpIinters

On the K. of C. alleys tomorrow night the local Knights will meet the Waterbury Kaceys in the local end of the final series
 Some excellent duckpinning is being executed by the salesmen and nnr7 chaSlng agents, Kelly and Sivers he Ing the indoor dual leaders with ave raSes Of 1OS and 101. The former is after high score honors with 131 as the target.
 Neal Ball of Meigs' Founders is letetIng the procession in the Mer- cantlle League with an average of 1O1 for 45 games.
 High total mark to date in the mer- camille is held by Liptak with 342.
 The Howlands are leading +ba league with 51 wins and 17 losses, with inc Meigs second with 46 and Is.
 Big pins are failing for fair scores in the Crane League competiGon' 1S4.
 Cooper also holds the record for individual high score with a. mark of 25'. Also for thigh total, 657.
 Weber is setting the pace in the Red Mens LeaSue-99 average for 27 games
 Four Park City League pinners are m the charmed circle, Baker toopii,. che list with an average of lO1~ De Tey, Bread and Boywid each having an even 100 average.
 A- merry fight for individll:,I> honor,s is being waged in the Post ORce league, the three top notchers b-.nr NO tan, 103; Sterback, 1O2, and Ro- finder, vol.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-02-21
New Football Rule Is
 Suggested By Yost

New York.-Fielding H. Yost. veteran University of Michigan football coach, in ., letter to Mich igar alumni made public here to- day suggests a. change in football rules whereby a fumbIed ball be- comes dead on the moment it is recovered.
 Declaring many games have been won by inferior teams through the lucky recovery Of a tumble, the Michigan monitor believes his idea would result in all hiS games being won on their merits. He $ opposed, he said, to' the suggestion abolisiling the kick after goal
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-02-21
American Chain A. A.
 To Hold Smoker

John B. Heine. chairman of the .entertainnent committee of the sAmerican Chain Co. A. A, is at work son a fine program which will furnish I<f1e fun at the annual meeting and |nznoker of the association Thursday might. The smoker will follow inc Election of officers. The affair Will be 7heid in the cafeteria. of the coElpany's
 huztdlng on Connecticut avenue.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-02-21

 IS LODGING
 WELNERT 60

New York.-BiH Brennan's next important bout will in all likelihood be with Charle Weinert, the Newark heavyweight, who is staging a come back
 Clubs in Detroit, Boston, St. Louis Tulsa and other cities have made lb- eral offers to Brennan to box Vein ert but Bill has spurned them all
 Weinert is anxious to meet Willard before Jess tackles Dempsey. Bren- nan is declared to be holding out for $25,OOO offer from Tex Rickard but the latter is not in a, mood to go so high for pair of second raters.
 Tommy Ciibons and Weinert will get together at Madison Square Gar den March in 15 round bout to a decision.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-02-21
COgan Shines In
 Kingiits' Victory

With Cogan playing the star role the K of C. basketball quintet de- fated the General Electrics Saturday night, 29 to IS. Cogan accounted for eleven of the Kacey's points. The lineup:
 K. of C.-Hurley, Cogan, forwards; Duval center; Hayes and Judge guards.
 General E1ectric-Hallowell. Stew ems, forwards; Tolliscon, center: Folk and Pleasant, guards.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-02-21
Ferguson, Shoot
 Winner, in Blizzard

Larchmont-W. E. Ferguson was the scratch and handicap gunner at the Larchmont Yacht club yesterday He had the excellent score of 97-4- 100 out of a possible 100 targets. As he could not win both prizes, the han who had a card of 94.O-94 Me Cahin only won after shoot-off against E. M. Daley, who made S5- 9-94
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-02-21
Angelo To Meet
 Johnny Shugrue

Young Angelo, the Stamford light weight will get into action again Thursday night in George MulHsan's Arena, meeting Johnny Shugrue in a i2-round bout Bud Fletcher of An sonia and Pinky Middleton of Water bury will clash in the semi-inal. eight rounds, and Willie Shugrue ana Young Newell of Seymour will be the participants in the six-rou1d prehnli- naY.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-02-21
Wakeman Quintet
 Tops Staples Five

The Wakeman Memorial ,bask etbau five of Southport won a hotIy con tested game from the Staples school combination Saturday by the score Of 30 to 26. The Wakeman's would ike to arrange games with teams averaging 100 to 115 pounds. Ad- dress Ned Russell. manager. South bort.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-02-21
Triple Cage Bill
 For EkO Quintets

A triple basketball attraction will De staged in St Johns hall tomor- row n1Sht. The Ekos and Lake views will clash in the main event at p. 1n- Preceding this contest the Skoettes and Park City Girls will play, while the Eko Juniors will also appea in a game.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-02-21
BOCASH ON EDGE FOR GARDEN BOUT
 WITH BARTFIELD
Fighters To Weigh In At 15O Pounds Tomor - Charley White Being Razzed for $2500O Demand To
 Meet Leonard
By. GEORGE E. F1RsrBRooK

with
 
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  will be
  his bouts with Champion Buff Several hundred New York Celestsis will reserved tint Garden pugiistic affairs.  Charlie White, His is
  to Windy intentions of grabbing off $25,0O0
  
  well of
  forgotten Way back 1884
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-02-21

Providence will be represented in the Continental League by a negro
 team
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-02-21
iNpOOG SPoP

Rlh>sy sJcs N+S PNol 0 G1enpN AETR SRENFAGT Az you U2T TO k-iL-L Rit I2ATG OF ntE t>t0S BSvSN NHtcR YOO ARG J1HSrNG foa- CARFARE
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The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-02-21

On the K. of c. alleys tomorro,v nlSht the local Knights will meet the Waterbury Kaceys in the local end of the final series. '~
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1921-10-01
HAVE DARK HAIR
AND LOOK YOUNG
Nobody cam Tell when you
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with Sage Tea.

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A well-known downtown druggist
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It's so easy TO use. too. You simply
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tention OF disease.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1921-10-01
JUST GOT OVER A COLD?

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Whenever I notice the symptoms of
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