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The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-04-16

Schedules for the Public Schools Baseball League (East Side and West Side) are announced today and the season will be inaugurated in the two divisions on Aril IS. under the direc- ton of the Board of Education. The parochiaI school schedule will be an nounced next week. Public school schedules follow:
 West Side League.
 April IS, Prospect vs. Elias Howe, No 4; Whittier vs. Shelton, No. [, Washington vs- Wheeler, No. 6.
 April 19. Elias Howe vs. Washing ton, No 4; Jefferson vs. Shelton, No. '; Wheeler vs. Whittier, No. G.
 April 21, Jefferson vs- Black Rock, No. 4; Sheridan vs. Madison, No. 6. April 25, Prospect vs. Washington, No. f; Whittier vs- Jefferson, No. '; Elias Howe vs. Wheeler, No. 6.
 April 26, Washington vs. Whittier, No f; Wheeler vs. Shelton, No. 6.
 April 2S, Shelton vs Black Rock, No. I Jefferson vs. Sheridan, No. 6-
 May ?, Prospect vs. Wheeler, No. i; Washington vs.- Shelton, No [; Elias Howe vs. Whittier. No. G.
 May 3. Prospect vs. Whittier, No, f; Black Rock vs- Sheridan, No. '; Jefferson vs. Madison, No. $.
 May 5, Elias Howe vs. Madison, No 1 shelton vs. Sheridan, No. 6.
 May 2. Elias Howe vs. Shelton, No. { Whittier vs. Black Rock, No. {; Washington vs. Jefferson, No $.
 May 10, Prospect vs. Shelton. No. 4; Wheeler vs. Jefferson, No. 6.
 May 12, Washington vs. Black Rock, No. I; Whittier vs. Sheridan, Nd. G.
 May Is. Prospect vs. Jefferson, No. I; Wheeler vs. Black Rock, No. '; shelton vs. Madison, No. G.
 May T., Elias Howe Vs- Jefferson No. 4; Wheeler vs- Sheridan, No. [; washingon vs. Madison, ,sNo. s.
 May 19. Prospect vs. Sheridan, No 4; Black Rock vs- Madison, No. 6.
 May 2S, Elias Howe vs. Black Rock No. 4 i; Prospect vs. Madison. No $.
 May 24, Elias Howe vs. Sheridan No. 4; Whittier vs. Madison. No. C.
 May 26, Prospect vs. Black Rock No. 4 Washington vs. Sheridan, No z: Madison vs. Wheeler, No. 6.
 EAST SIDE LEAGUE.
 Apxl IS, Lincoln Vs. Columbus old MiIM WalterSyiHe Vs. Staples, Yellow Al 1e. Hall vs. Staples. Old Mill; Mel ey vs. Garfield. Yellow Mill
 A 21. Summerfield vs. Barnum old II; Mckinley vs. Franklin. Tel A e2. Hall vs. Garfield. Old Mill CoI tpus vs. WaltosS-fle, Yellow Al s; 25, Hall vs. Mckinley. Olt Mill; Lincoln vss Waltersville, Yellow Mill.
 April es. Staples vs Garfield. old Mill; Hall vs. Waltersville. Yellow Mill
 April 2s. Mckinley vs Summer field. Old Mill: Garfield vs- Franklin April 2e, Columbus vs. Staples. Olc Mill
 May 2. Lincoln vs- Staples. old Mill
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-04-16
Yale CreU Reigns
 4 Slight FuU0rite

Derby, April 16 - Muggy weather with a dense fog and prospects of rain greeted the Yale and Pennsylva- mia oarsmen today as they prepared to clash in two eight-oared events on the Housatonic course at 415 this afternoon. Both first and second crews of the event-crews of the re- spective universities were reported fit for the struggle and with Yale a. slight favorite owing to her finished watermanship the crews awaited the signal to take to their shells.
 The weather promised to dampen the ardor of the~crowdss although the New Haven road reported a goodly sale of observation train tickets. The
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-04-16
B. H. 5. Plays
 Taft Today

The Hilltop nine will have slim chances in Watertown today, when they meet the Taft Prep of that place, says the High school pessimist. Taft usually has one of the best teams in the state and it is seldom that the Red and Black wins. Hunt says he will use the same men who played in Choate with the exception of Mer- tens, whose place will be filled in by Mccullough. The Hil1toppers have had only one day of practice since the Choate game and if they do not improve their fielding it is certain that the Watertown squad will win. The way the FIilltoppers will lineup: Colway, If; Ryan, cf.; Weldon, If; Cooney, 3b.; Whelan, Ss.; Mccullough, 2b.; Jepson, h.; Hill, C.; Gallagher or Lavery. p.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-04-16

early season and the promise of a damp ground with possibility of fog shutting off the views of the race, kept many away.
 ' The first varsity crews are boated as fo1lows:
 Yale-Stroke, Hemin sway; 7, Mall; G. Hord.r Ccaptain);s5, Gibson; 4, Mar tin; 3. Haldeman; 2, Carman; bow, Whitney; cox, Carson.
 Penn-Stroke, Mitchell, (captain) i; 7, Wa1dner; 6, Chambers; 5, Liefeld; i; bow, Jellineck; cox, Chase.
 Both races will be over the Henley distance of one mile and five-six- teentns. Robert Herrick of the Union Boat Club, will referee both races.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-04-16
"Black Sox"
 Hit Obstacle

Chicago, April 16-Officials of the commonwealth Edison company to- day had the last word in the con- troVersy over a game scheduled for Sunday between the Aristo Giants, a Semi-pro baseball club of the Chicago league, and the Black Sox, most of whom are dismissed members of the Chicago White Sox. Major league of ficials called to the attention of the Edison Company that the game was to be played on their land, when the AriSto, team refused to cancel the game and the Edison company said the Black Sox would have to seek an other diamond.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-04-16
Cheering Squad
 WiU Be There

The High School track squad left here this morning in the best of hopes and condition to enter the N. Y. U. meet at Ohio Field this afternoon. The members of the team that are making the trip follows: SkanS, Quigley, Ryder, Fitzpatrick, AmseI. Nus senfeId, Brennan, Saur, Hopkins, Adams, Lyon, Griffin, and Wolf. The cheering squad follows: w. Lee 'sBIubber'' Grammar, Charlie Walsh, Eddie Shugrue and M. Johnson of the Hilltop faculty.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-04-16
White SOr Get
 Mound Marcel

Calgary, Alberta, April 16- Milton Steengraafe, star pitcher of the last years Calgary club of the Western Canada League, has been awarded to the Chicago White Sox, according to a tele- gram from Judge K- M. Landis, received here by President Birch of the local club.
 The ruling probably will be ap- peaIed, it was stated, as Steen- graafe when under IS years of age signed to play for the White Sox, while his mother signed the Calgary contract.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-04-16
ACORN OUT FOR
 WORKOUT TO-DAY

The Acorns will attempt a practice session at Seaside Park this after noon. Manager Ford announces he has signed a pair of crack twirlers, Nibs Curry and Schultz. who has seen service in the minors. The following players are reporting today: Nibs Curry, Morrissey. Classendorf. Schu- veenck. T. Schorndorf, R. Schorn- dorf, Marron. Maran, Arnold, Schultz, T. Curry, Boyhen, Barton, Huber, Bishop. SIattery. Church. Nelson.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-04-16

It's s.InternetionaI Day. in Bridge port soccer circles tomorrow when teams representing England and Spain will battle for supremacy or the Meadows, the tilt starting at p. m. R. Roe, of Scotland. will referee the contest and John McCone, Ireland and F. Faust, Sweden, will ofhciate as linesmen,
 Special Lordship trolley ears will run from Golden Hill street at 2, a:30 and a o'clock Tho lineup Of the teams follow;
 England-Eeaiy, soaS or St.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-04-16
ENGLAND VS SPAIN
 IN SOCCER BATTLE

George, (Capt,) G.; Coombes, An sonia, Rs B.; Butterworth, Grapho- phone, L. B.: Mace, Ansonia, R. H. B. Stamford. Graphophone. c. H. B.; shepherd, Sons of St. George, L-HB. Smith. Sons of St George. O. F. F.; StreetIy, Graphophone. I. F. F.; Tyrreu. Sons of St. George. c. F.; Rloxam, New Haven. I. L. F.; Shaw, Graphophone. O. L. F.
 Spain-Tata, G.; Cabenero, F. B. Montes, L. B.: Phija. R. H. B.; Perez c. H. B.: Fonteio. L. H. B.; Suarez 70. R. F.; Luque, l. R. F.; Uriza-. c, F.; Galino. l. L. F.; Ortiz, O. L. F.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-04-16
Ball Player Makes
 Long Trip in Auto

Springfield, April 16. = Martin Becker, Springfield player, is making the trip here from his home in Ohio in an automobile and is due to report to Jack Flynn today. Mike Gonzales, star shortstop. who was out of the game the latter half of last season. sailed from Cuba yesterday, and is due to report today.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-04-16
$500 Golf
 Tilt May IA

New York, April 16-Before they sail away for St. Andrews and the British open golf championship, about May 24, the professionals will have an opportunity to try for that prize of $500 which the Wykagy1 Country Club has offered for the player making the best round of that Course the coming season, provided that total is better than the par of 72
 It has now been decided that the competition shall open on May fl and close Oct 30.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-04-16
WHO'S
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Of Local
Pennant Hopes

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The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-04-16
Emerick Here For 1921C Grind

"Rab absoit" Enerick, Bridgeport out fielder, reported last night to Mana ger Gene McCann and will be ready to don his uniform in the game to- morrow against George Stailings
 Buffalo Internationals- Emerlck to- day expressed his satisfaction or pc ing back with Bridgeport, and also . confidence that he will place his l9Zo record in the shade. McCann's out field squad in addition to Emerlck' includes Grimes, Loftus and Martin
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-04-16
Hebrew Boys Hear
 Bell for Practice

The Hebrew Boys club, ball tossers, will meet on Diamond No. 5, Seaside Park, tomorrow, 10 o'clock. Manager John PostoI requests the following players to report: Dorkin, Hirsch, NJ. Schine, E. ScIine, Leventhal, Ser ger, Strauss. Rockowitz, Goldstein, H. Schwartz, I. Schwartz, Lebanirn, SchoDick, Sch1ess and Glazer
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-04-16
Jack Delaney
 To Pilot Nine

Jack Delaney, Bridgeport's popular niddleweight, is preparing to sue cunb to the call of the diamond. Jack is quite a. ball player himself when it comes to covering the initial sack. He IS now considering plans for the or ganization of a local team of fast players to be known as Jack De- laney's AIl-Stars.'' and to play on the road. A Connecticut tour will prob ably be arranged in June or July. Delaney would like to get in touch with players of first calibre.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-04-16

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The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-04-16
Crasho Nine
 Wants Dates

The Crasho A. c. diamond repre- senaatives will hold their initial workout at Seaside Park this after noon. Jack Redmond, manager, de- cIares the club will again have a strong team prepared to duplicate the successes of past seasons. Redmond is ready to book games with oUt-of- town teams. His address is 1895 State street,
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-04-16
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FRED MERKLE ON ROCHESTER TEAM
 VS. BRIDCEPORTS
BY GEORGE F. F1RsTBRooK.

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  another McCann will have
  other another seri-pro does md a  BRASSCOS n
  FRED MERIzLE HERE TOMORROW. NIerkIe, a notorious Giant time will this VAIN BACK IN QUAKERTOWN. Arnold Vann southpaw pitcher also first basen1an faint hearted, returning to his home in Phily
  MCLAUGHLIN GOODS Jimmy Mclaughlin trying for the infe1d handles him
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-04-16
Inter School Cage
 Games Here Today

Two inter-schoo1 baseball champion games will be played in the munich pal gym today, the first contest start ing at P. M. Lincoln school, cham pions of this city, will meet the Dwight School quintet of New Haven, Elm City winners, while the Webster school five of this city will play the New Haven rIInuer-upS.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-04-16
SIT. CHARLES TEAM
 TO PICK. MANAGER

One of the strongest amateur teams this season will be the nine represent ing St. Charles church At a meeting to be held next week a manager ana captain will be elected There are a score or more candidates for the team They meet for practice today at 3 P NJ at Old Mill Green.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-04-16
Red Sox Tackle
 VictOrs Tomorrow

In the Red Sox lineup against the Victors tomorrow afternoon at Sea side Park will be the following play CTS: F. Frank, J. Frank, Walters, Paige, Machieski, Levitore, Perry, F'ligg Chelacy. Brown, Mast and Eek ert
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-04-16
RIyERsIDEs IN ACTION.

The Riversides will clash with the Nutmeg A. C. on Crane Field tomor- row afternoon at o'clock In the morning the players will have a work out at the Meadows
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-04-16

Faber was strong in pinches and the White Sox trimmed Ty Cobb's 1Rn gers. to ?.
 Cleveland piled up IA hits against 12 by the Browns, the Indians win ming, 10 to 4. By the way, Sarge Bagby twirled the game, starting the season with a win.
 Buckets of horsehide juice were spilled in the massacre of the Dodgers by the Braves, five triples and five two baggers featuring the tomahawk- ing. For Brooklyn, John Johnson got pair of doubles. Kruger and Griffith, one each. Nicholson betting one out for the Hub-towners; Powell of Boston, hit for a pair of triples and Bdrbare one, while Wreat and Ko- netchy of the Dodgers made three base drives.
 outfielder Charley See of the Reds is in the hospital with blood poison ing in the left arm.
 April showers deprived the Giants of a third triumph over the Phils, say Quaker City reports of Giant scribes.
 The seventh" is still lucky for the Cubs. Six runs in a. batting rally enabled Johnny EverS' athletes to chalk up II to Twin over the Cards.
 Yankee and Athletics also had an off day At a pow-wow of players in the Tank clubhouse it was unani- mously agreed that the Tanks are a championship team if they can only be toned to the proper pitch"
 Dave Robertson, Cub outfieider, under suspension for failure to re- port is going to confer with the club officials in effort to get q satisfac- tory contract
 Boston Braves have released pitcher Thompson to GreeneviA:s g. C, and infieIder Lacy to Columbia s. C.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-04-16
BERKsHIREs vs. sHAMRoCKs.

The Berkshires will play 1he sham rocks at No diamond tomorrow. Both teams are in the best of condf- ton Each team has lost one game this season and are hoping for e lucky break
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-04-16
'sY" VOLLEY BALL
 SOLONS TO MEET

Forts will be made Monday night to unravel the tangle existing in the standing of the Y. M. c. A. volley ball league, when the league committee will meet at ' D. m. Following are on the committee: Edward Hall, MT Barney, William Iiebo1d, Fred Tordoff. John Gabler. Edward Wash burn Samuel BeardSley
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-04-16
HittingThe Sport Trail
With Geo. E. Firstbrook

It's everchanging players A II couple of players next year they likely in distant clnes. The case of Manager Eugene McCann Rochester manager, who met in the baseball pitching TOT the Hamilton Canada Sailing Detroit then in the Western
 Sta1lings oPPea across the border watched him with Genes Detroit and in 1900 when was also member McCann with eeann' managed by Walter Winot-
 So after 2I these doing
 
 PLAYER
 The presence of Fred Nerkle, asen with the Rochester special minors Desne Polo Grounds blunder pennant and good baseball still be the main of the reconstructed Rochester Amateur ball tossers of big season. ist two weeks the Board of Recreation nent is paying diamonds laid possib ~ 4N0NO If conf the cboohons bee b Tn the M H U games Ohio Field today
 
 ie TOT the metropolis this morning in bouyan spirits
 Unlike McCann ac1 Springfield manager !ever practice two players working Thursday l players participated preliminary Walter Hammond manager, has adopted the sa pitchers and catcbers port and get into trim for practice tilt
 With the arrival in New Carpener-Dempsey champion is going to select eliminating during his training at Toledo prior
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-04-16

neAt Tuesday night.
 Tom Gibbons. St. Paul sensation" who has recorded five successive knockouts, Larry Williams being his last victim, will meet Dan +-POrkys Flynn in a twelve round set-to in Newark next Tuesday night, and then he will go out West and ningle with Terre Haute, on April 29.
 Anything Tex RickaEd wants he usually gets. Yesterday hef set out after a Sammy Seiger-Andy Clancy bout and landed fl, the two feather weights who are considered Kilbane's s foremost contenders for his crown. will clash in the Garden. May 2, on the same card with Jack Sharkey and aIidEat Smith
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-04-16
Big League High Spots

:. Ray Grimes bobbed up in the Cub
 lineup at first base, getting a safety and accepting all chances. More power. RayI
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-04-16
FRANKIE BRENNAN
 TACKLES REIMER

last winter, before taking the count. They will face in the feature bout of fifteen rounds at the Pioneer $ C., next Tuesday night.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-04-16
SOUTH ENDS READY.

Manager Mccarthy of the South Ends, reports that his squad is with out a match for tomorrow. The Southa Ends are willing to play any squad in the city, providing they have a permit. If game can be ar ranged, notify Mccarthy at the club house, Railroad avenue.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-04-16
HartIey-Welling Bout.

HartIey-WeIlfng Bout
 Pete Hartley, who used to be Louis Bogash's chief rival in the days of yore, when Pete used to hang his haA up in Derby, is slated to n1ingle with Joe Yelling, the Chicagoan, who travelled thirteen and a half rounds with Benny Leonard in the Garden
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-04-16
JOE RIVERS WILL
 BOX IN PITTSFIELD

Pittsfield. April 16.-Joe Rivers of New York and Chuck Prevy of North Adams will be the principals in the Pittsfield A. c boxing show on April 20 Chick Allen of Springfield and Young Nelson of North Adams will clash in the semi final
 MAJOR LEAGUE SCORES.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-04-16
By PATSY.

Tonight at the Phoenix Arena of Waterbury, Irish Johnny Curtin, who made such a wonderful impression in whipping Young OIeary here recent lH. will meet Chic Hayes in the star bout of twelve stanzas. While in the semi-final, the city of parks and brid Ses will be represented by Frankie Brennan, Young McAuhe's meal ticket who has not as yet shown his ability in his home town. He will go against Bobby Reimer- the veteran n Hartford lightweight, in an eight round fray.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-04-16

Faber was strong in pinches and the White Sox trimmed Ty Cobb's 4Rn gers, 3 to ?.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-04-16

New york-Phf1adelphia (rain). Boston (, Brooklyn (1o inniEgs) Pittsburgh 8, Cincinnati l. Chicago II, St. Louis 4-
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-04-16
Ar,aricau TRacue

New York Philadelphia (rain). Cleveland 10, St Louis 4. Chicago 3, Detroit 2.
 Washington z, Boston 2.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-04-16

Boston Braves have released pitcher Thoup pSon to GreeneviH:, g. C.. and infieIder Lacy to Columbia s. C.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-04-16

The seventh" is still lucky for the Cubs. Six runs in d batting rally enabled Johnny EverS' athletes to chalk up a II to Twin over the Cards.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-04-16

Outfielder Charley See of the Reds is in the hospital with blood poison ing in the left arm.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-04-16

Dave Robertson, Cub outfieider. under suspension for failure to re- port. is going to confer with the club officials in an effort to get q esatisfac- tory contract
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-04-16

April showers deprived the Giants of a third triumph over the Phils say Quaker City reports of Giant Scribes.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-03-14
Ross
WEEK TO Be QUIET
IN LOCAL MILLS

Wi:h no row LANG" IN the ':cri IN
duStr'a, >.iGr' N III tho Wheeling dis
tri~t The c":,dItiNnS locally arc not any
brighton ,i,:S OK taan last. and there
49,, ms - he hut lit'l" chance o. there
being any important changes this week
With tho Nv" mills Of the Carnegie
steel works at Bcl!air" and MinEo now
IDLE. and the runor that the National
TIhr company plant IN Rcnwood will
also shut down. at least S.n0n more men
arc idle in the northc Ohio valley.
The following schedules have been
announced by the Wheeling Steel cor
poration:
La Belle Iron WORKS
St"uhcnvi.le plant. furnaces IN the
tube works department.
Wheeling plant. idle.
whItaker-Glessner Company
= mills at Beech Ro;t"m.
s mll!s at the Creek plant.
open hearth furnaces 1T Ports
mouth
Elo. r,'"s mill ~ Portsmouth, on one
Shot. SHIFT.
Two :;h mill 4: Portsmouth.
Thrsc-hich mill at Fort" mouth.
wheeling Steel 6 IRON Company
All p'antS idle
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-03-14
AUTO CLUB DINNER
Ella borate Event at Mcclure Hotel on
Thur sdRy Evening.

N' "'IhUrd'' affair - -t.'d" 'd l"'
THURSDAY nigh: of this week. Wh"n tn"
,non1ln.r. ur tho ohio Valley Aut"m"bi,"
i'lub viii rtthrr ~ the Mclur" Hotel
10 rnjny tl'r!r annual dinner IN! general
cr,.Inrrtn,r Fnlluw 'HS dinner. wh'rh
viii h.. served on IN" cot AZ SO "''p"H.
short business m'CiinG III iaN' place.
after Mhirh \ -. Iht"ii"'d.r. Of WASTE
inviON H. e. ,vr"utiN,. chairman ~ ~"
A. with which udtio"Hi "rfHnH:'- -
lion the lur,l club x affiliated. Viii Hc'
liver tn. ont, aiIrc~S ~ IN" evening
Mr. I;arrnr,hrr'~ lniS viii he IN II"
general subject Of good roads. good road
Laws and how I" r"i them. EN"ri menu
b,r 81 IN" Wheeling organization Sh"H'G
MAX, 4 sIrriaI effort to 10 out for TINS
meeting for Mr. l:arh"ldcr. ~ ahd';i"n
"a having 4 pertinent mc>SaE' f"r All. g.
4 sp"ak,- 81 ah,li'y who n"N'r fdii* IN
entertain his heaters.
over 100 rrS"rNa ions hi\" h"'h 70
,,,:yrd at club headquarters ut Man "hh
TW"!fth streets. 10 dat. III" c!uH VA"
a membership Of about 500 and jus;
,hnur MALI that number can be accom-
moGatcd at the dinner. but tIerr VIII
likely h- many numbers unahl" 10 AT
lend dinner who can hc on hand Al
o.,lorl; cor tn, business session. ~ an!
,%,rc. prrpara ,inr$ is being mad" Tor u
record ATTENDANCE" and highly "nloEdhIc
and profitable meeting Is anticipated.