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The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-02-26
JACKSON'S VICTORY IS
 FLAWLESS

New York--Willie Jackson's stock took big bound today in the minds of ring sports who are discussing his win over Johnny Dundee in their 15- round bout last night at the Garden. It was a fast battle in which Jackson demonstrated decidedly his superiority over the Italian.
 Jackson's weight was announced as 133 3-4 pounds, while Dundee was three pounds lighter. It was their tenth argument in the ring for su- premacy.
 Dundee gave a wonderful exhibi- ton of gameneSS and ring strategy In the early rounds Jackson kept pounding with lefts and rights to the body and head. Dundee did most of his work with his left in jabs and hooks to head and face.
 In the eighth and ninth rounds Dundee outgenera1ed his opponent but during the remainder of the fight Jackson scored heavily with hard blows on head and body. Dundee fought back with great vim and courage.
 In the final round Jackson tried for a kno=teut but Dundee was fight ing him toe to~toe at the final bell.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-02-26

A loud bang is going to signallze the comeback of the boxing sport In Bridgeport next Monday night when 33 rounds, four bouts, is going to be offered local ring fans by the Bf1oSe- port A. and A. Go.
 Indications point to a full house if the brisk sale of tickets can be aken as criterion. Matchmaker George Dwyer is highly elated over the outlook. Out-of-town sports in large numbers are making reserva- tions, and the promoters are highly satisfied with the advanced sale.
 Wildcat Nelson, the hard-hitting Brooklyn boy, who will swap wallops with Louis Bogash in the star bout, will be accompanied to Bridgeport by a large delegation of his admir- CTS Nelson may reach Bridgeport Sunday, but the time of his arrival is not definitely known.
 It will be Ne1son's first appearance in the ring for nearly a month, or since he received the short end of the verdict in his bout with Marty gash at the Pioneer Club show. Re ports from Nelson's training quart CTS say he is in fine trim and is con fdent of stopping the Bridgeport wei ter.
 Bogash Optimistic.
 Bogash is equally confident. Louis returned home yesterday dis playing facial evidence of his gruel- ling battle with Soldier Bartfeld on Monday night. Bogash, however was in 8 happy frame of mind and de- clared he would give 9 good account of himself against Nelson.
 ."This fellow Nelson is a. fast man, but he'll know he's against a bet ter one before the sixth round," said Bogash as he hoped into a taxi and was whisked to his training quar- ters Bogash declared he will go through his regular routine of work >S.r1,s,o noon.
 One of the best bouts of the night should be furnished in the Joe Hall Johnny Williams argument. Hall is
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-02-26
BILLY MISKE
 HAS OPTICS ON BRENNAN

New York-Billy Miske, the St. Paul heavyweight, is ready to resume fighting.
 Mishe has fully recovered from the lambasting he received from Jack Dempsey last year and is now on the trail of Bill Brennan for a match. NIiske received a referees decision over Brennan two years ago in Tulsa
 DOWD BEATS BENEDICT.
 Syracuse - Dan Dowd, Boston heavyweight, although outwdi ghe d twenty-five pounds, defeated Al Bene- dict of Brooklyn in fifteen rounds here last night. Benedict hung on all the way and thus saved himself a great deal, although he was badly cut up- Benedict weighed POO and Dowd 175.
 BOUT FOR BOB MARTIN.
 nneapolis-Farmer Lodge, local heavyweight, has been matched to meet Bob Martin, A. E. F. heavy weight, in a ten-round boxing bout at Kalamazoo on March Il.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-02-26
BLUE RIBBON BEATEN
 BY 5 TO 23

basketball quintet took the measure of the Blue Ribbons of Bridgeport last night by score of 55 to 23. In he first half the Park City athlete~- 14 to 12, but in the second period
 l-sit3T plays and ran wild, scoring 21 baskets to Bridgeports four. The ineups:
 Blue Ribbons-Moody and Maher, forwards; Clancy, center; Rowe and Eitelson, guards.
 Emeralds- -BeIIair and Nomandin, forwards; Higgins, center; Pickett and Larson, guards.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-02-26
PUT FORFEIT UP, HOPPE
 DECLARES

New York-'Edouard Horemans can have crack at the 1S.2 billiard t1t1e any time he will put up a for felt for a match under champion ship conditions
 Willie Hoppe, worlds 1S2 ba1k line billiard champion for the last fifteen years, made this statement today in discussing the hitch in his proposed match with he Belgian player who insisted on his taking down a for felt of $2500.
 ''Tn play Horemans any time" said Hoppe. "I won't say I will de- feat him, for I never make predic- tion; but I am willing to meet him and will bet as much as he likes on the side. If he really wants to play this ought to satisfy him.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-02-26
SPORT SNAPSHOTS

Cornell triumphed over Columbia's basketeers, 20 to IT, in New York.
 Lee Meadows, Phila- pitcher, who has been a hold-out, has signed his contract
 Hartford polo fans had thriller last night when the Capital City five defeated the New Bedford Whalers, 10 to g.
 West Point won the indoor polo title, defeating Yale 91A goals to 8.
 Hal Cutbill and Joie Ray will clash again for indoor honors Tuesday night m New York in a 1000-yard special.
 Jones and Smith, Browns star swimmers, are entrants in the Ma tional A. A. U. swim events in New York Monday night.
 University of California athletic authorities have decicded against an IintersectionaI gridiron contest this year.
 Beatrice Loughran, New York skater was the winner of the nation al women's junior Honor yesterday in Philadelphia.
 Akron will not be represented in : he International League this season. iThis opens the door for Newark.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-02-26
NEW HAVEN
 ON TOP IN
 POLO GAME

New Haven's polo team substituted for Meriden and handed a 10 to , walloplnS to the Bridgeports last night in State League contest The Humphreys displayed an amazing re- versal in form since their defeat here two weeks ago. In the first period they hit up a whirlwind pace, scoring 5 goals while Bridgeport was score less The lineups
 Bridgeport = Benttz. first rush; Bond, second rush; Jim McGuir%, center; Jack Mcclure, halfback; Reba, goal.
 New Haven - Harris, hrSt ruSn: Warner, second rush; Coe, center; Williams, haIfback; Dupee, goal
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-02-26
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The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-02-26
YALE POSTS
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New .Haven-The Yale 220-yard re- lay team again broke both the worlds and intercollegiate swimming record with the astounding time of 1 minute. 3S Is seconds. bettering the old mark of l minute 29 4-5 second by 1 3-5 seconds, in their meet with Pennsyl- yania last night. The Eli swimmers won the meet by the score of 37-16, Penn taking only two first places and one second.
 When Edwin Binney, Jr.. of Sound Beach, the anchor man of the Blue team, touched the finish the Penn team was nearly 50 yards behind.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-02-26
LYNCH WILLING TO sEIVE HERMAN CHANCE.

& New York.-Rocky Kansas, rugged
 ABuffaIo lightweight, may be matched
 with Benny Leonard for a title bout
 Today.
 l Kansas who recently knocked 'Richie Mitchell out in one round, is <zanted by Promoter Tex Rickard for ls battle with Leonard on March IT and is here with his manager, confer Ting with the promoter. If Kansas does not come to terms, iNiIlie Jackson will probably get the match. Jackson scored a. conclusive 6oint victory over Johnny Dundee last Eight but failed to demonstrate a .a<nockout punch.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-02-26
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The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-02-26
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 For B0xiz1g Sh0zU

working out with the determination to win, and this fast little boxer is also confident he will stop the New Yorker. Williams possesses a mighty left-hand jab which he uses on his opponents something in the way Louis Bogash shoots his sleep pro- ducer when in action.
 Put me down to win,'' said Patsy Bosash- Patsy is taking his bout with Mike Carroll, the New Yorker, seriously. Success means much to Patsy. There's a reward of a, couple of Garden matches if he delivers the goods next Monday night. "I have never worked harder in my life to get into condition,' said Patsy yes- terday.
 And Patsys superb physical ap- pearance bears him out in the state ment.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-02-26
:schoolboy Athlete Off
 For New Haven Meet

Brin1fuI of confidence Coach Al Anderson and the Black and Blue athletes will depart for New Haven early this evening where they will compete in the A. A. A. indoor meets in the Elm City armory. The local lads nave been training industriously and expect to make cred1table showing.
 Athletes to the number of 175 will strive for glory. Dick Ian don, YaIe's star jumper, will be seen in the jumps. The Hill toppers will compete in the 4e- yards dash for Connecticut schoolboys.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-02-26

 LEONARD
 IN TOWN

Champion Benny Leonard is in Bridgeport today, not on fighting bus mess, btu for the purpose of giving the ''once over' to the Four Marxes, tabloid musical comedy speciality which is on the bill at Polls theatre. Benny is financially interested in the production.
 Leonard who is a singer Of ability, is expected to sing one or more pop ular selections at the performance.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-02-26
TWO ST. JOE EWES PRIMED FOR CLASH

A basketball game between the St. Joe Prospects and the St. Joes Jun
 ay d on Sunday after at 2.30 o'clock at club gym nasiun The lineup follows: St. Joe Prospects-H. Curley, Il. Dixon, T. McMann, T. Hubbs, w. Kelly.
 St. Joe Juniors-H Williams, H. O'Brien, H. Brennan, H. Costello, A. Gleason.
 Subs: St. Joe Prospects. F. Antone; i; St. Joe Juniors, R. Ivers.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-02-26

Weafer on N. Y. Card.
 Benny Weafer, who meets Stead man March ' has been signed up for another bout at the Commonwealth Sporting Club of New York. He will meet K. O. Johnny Smith in the pre-
 iminary to the Gunboat Smith-Al Roberts bout on March 12- Weafer made quite a hit with his knockout wallop in the metropolis in the same fashion as he started in at a local ring but he will have to develop his ability to assimilate punishment be- fore stacking up against any more good men.
 Bobby Josephs. the Boston feath- CT who claims the New England ti- tie by virtue of his win over Al Shu- bert and the elimination of the other MaSSa chuSettS contenderS, is quite confident of winning over Billy Mur- phy at New Haven next Monday night.
 Josephs by the way is a Syrian by brth and claims to be the only scrap per of Syrian birth in the country today. Bobby is only IS years old and his showing at that age looks like a real title for him soon Jimmy Burns at Passaic Jimmy Burns, the crack little ban | tam who claims this city as his resi- | dence, will meet Eddie Fletcher, the ] hard hitting New York bantam in a lWelNe TOuilu DOuI at PaSSa1c, N. J. next Thursday night
 1 When Eddie Tremb1ey meets Jack 1 Twin Sullivan in a Boston ring he | will meet an opponent who is just | twice as old as the Beantown young l ster.
 1 Jimmy Dwyer who has recently | defeated Joe Curry and Bud Demp- l sey will meet Jackie Norman of New | London tonight at Pittsfield. Norman | broke in the ring game last year and | was considered a likely youngster. 1 Willie Ryan, one of Lou Bogash's | victims, will meet Soldier Lawson | this evening at Brooklyn. Lawson | appeared on local card against l Benny Weafer at the Armory A A. | Young Fisher of Syracuse, who has 1 newspaper decisions over Soldier Bartfie1d and middleweight chanr Johnny Wilson, will meet Johnny 1 Glynn, a veteran New Yorker who is trying to come back at New York this evening.
 Al Shubert, the veteran New Bed ford feather, will meet Joe Leonard | in ten round bout at Fall River Mass, tonight.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-02-26
LEONARD-KA7SSAS
 MATCH IS ON WAY

New York.-Joe Lynch, who won the worlds bantamweight boxing championship from Pete Herman last December, today sent a, message to the New Orleans boxer stating he was ready to make good his promise for a nearly return bout. Lynch has de- clined a bout with Roy Moore of St Paul on St. Patrick'S Day, giving Herman preference on this date
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-02-26
BUCK LAI QUITS;
 MCLAUGHLIN NEW 3RD SACKER SIGNS
Manager McCann Secures Speedy Texas Leaguer to Succeed CeIestial-Schedule
 Committee to Meet Soon
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The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-02-26
Y. M. H. A. QUINTET
 FACES HARD GAME

'. M. H. A. basketball players are primed for their game with the New ark N. M. H. A. aggregation on the local court tomorrow afternoon. The game will be started at D. m.. owing to early homeward start planned by the Jersey boys. The '. M. H. A. Jrs. will appear in the preliminary
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-02-26
Athletic Five Out to
 Trim Speedy Paddocks

The Athletic A. A. basketball team is going to make a deter mined effort to breaking the win ming streak of the Paddock quin- tet tomorrow afternoon when the teams are scheduled to meet on the Cozy Corner court in Walnut Beach.
 In action for the Athletics will be seen Ed Mulanney, Sam House, Joe Hir1ey, J. Dunn and Grant CasSeriy.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-02-26
HARTFORD
 OUTFIELDER, SIGNS

Hartford - Fred Bailey, Hartford outhelder, has come to terms With Manager Irwin on the salary ques- tion, and his contract is now in the hands of the club
 Owner Jim Clarkin who has been winter resorting in North Carolina, IS due to return home today.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-02-26
FIRST TANK
 SQUAD OFF x FOR DIXIE

New York.-Five recruits Of the New York Americans, the vanguard of 42 players the Yankee manage ment has corralled, were on their way to spring training at Shreveport, La, today. The party will be aug mented along the route, picking up men at Philadelphia and St. Louis and will arrive in camp Sunday night
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-02-26
World Champs Await Train.

CleveIand-The first squad of the champion Cleveland Indians will leave here tonight for the spring training camp at Dallas, Texas, in charge of Coach Jack McAllister. The party will include pitchers Uhle, Caldwell, CoveIeskie and Clark, and catcherS O'Nei1I and Gillis.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-02-26
soUTHwoRTH A HoLDoUT.

Ardmore, Okla.-WIliam H. (B1Ily) Southworth, former Pittsburgh Ma tonal outnelder, who was recently traded to the Boston club, has re- turned his contract with the latter team unsigned. He declared the salary offered was not sufficient.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-02-26
EDDIE JAMES WINS
 OVER BILLY MURPHY

New York-Ed die James. feather weight champion of the Pacific Coast, won the judges decision over Billy Murphy of Staten Island in one of the feature contests at Madison Square Garden here last night.