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America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-08-02
DOUAZECI MILIOANE RUSI AMENIN.
TATI Gu MOARTEA DE FOAME
SASE MILIOANE REFUCIATI in DRUM
SPRE MOSCVA
HOOVER Sc PREGATESTE SA TRIMITA
HRANA in RUSSIA

RIGA, August-Telegramele din ulna aduc stirea des
pre- foametea groazc din uncle regun ale Rusie Acese
elegrame dau numaru celor ,asteapa 2O3O
oane dar uncle teegrame vorbesc de 40 mioane oamen
LA orce sun eel putin 20 moane pst de orice
hrana carl in gpur de 90 3d. 100 81 81 mai mari prsesc
ocur1e praJte Gle seceta de au mancat 81 eel din urma
graune de gru unde mai este nic domestic
Acesa refugiaza spre tnuture fos ceva recoa
IN drumul lor manca tot pot afa, dar multi din
pc drumur de dogoarea soarelu stov de foame Hoer
Isl ia vctmele mile zecile de mil fecare z In
zua de ~ lue orasu Samara ost 400 mor espe carl
stint 0caltatea Dar in realtate sunt 81 mai multi cac
drganec ocae sun in mpobiate nregistreze fiecare
caz Cadavrele sunt sade nenmomintate 81
davre raspandesc cuma Parin ua la cop cum NOR ST
n e pot suta; cop Isl parn batrn 81 sabit de foa
Ae 81 de b&tranete pc drm stnd pot ajuta 81 eli
Sc rcfugaza pana nu-i parasese puterea 81 pc Ell.
Cat de mare generaa misera poate udeca 81 dupa
faptul ca numaru copor desertat in orasu Saara sa
dcat della 10000 la 600OO Numarul sa rdicat din
luna Maiu.
sere de dsordni de strada sau acut in Moscva carl
deteminat sovietee procameze sarea de asedu
Sovieee sunt aarmate Gle pericOul nvoava fapul
mioane de arani sun in drum spe Moscva Numru cclor
carl tin spre Moscva estimeaza la mloane Lenineupa
scrie zvesta uat masure acesta sa nu
poaa fnra in oras Ell dat ordn Sc faca aerc sepa
rate unde sa Sc adune aces neferc 81 unde dra
transpoartce de mancare aduce din sraintae
din ceelalte pat ale usie greu insa sd ia della taran
carl ceva Fecare comma unde recoa fos mai bund
foreaza All stat mc gaia sasi apere puele aimente
e contra tuturor amortization Eli stu bne ca daca eli
manca nu e da mime 81 astfe 81 eli in
situata ceor carl famanzesc All Distributes anenelor
inre Gel ps grea din punctu de vedere al ansportuu
eac moacee de transport sun foarte pune In anul 1905
oand foamete grozava dar ntrun tertoru
de 20 ori mai mic oare dca dstributia
ameneor cdci lpseau oacele de transport Acum aceas
ia grcuate presnta in mod 81 mai tertoru
mai 81 sunt la dspose nc attic cate erau
atunci in circulate.
WASHINGTON, 2 August.-Secretarul Hoover ortonat
mi Sd nceapd media ucrare pcnru rmterea trans
poartelor de hrana in Russia Aces orn sa dupa ce dan
sui prim cablograma lu Maxim Gork autoritae So
vetiste accepa orce condite Satelor Unite Secretaru
Hoover crede psa de 100000 pana la 100000
dlolar pc luna.
Senatorial France, sa reintors din Russia spune
Cd dupt pareea stae americana trebu
dea Ruse mprumut poata incepe refacerea
Acest mpumut trebui sd e de Gel putin marde doar
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-08-02
EnriCo CaruSo
e mort

NEAPOL, Italia, 2 August.
-Enrico Caruso, Gel mai renu-
NIT cantaret din lume a murit
All aici in urma unei operatii
de abces. Operatia q success,
dar Simbata q recazut 81 ma
avut puterea destula care sal
Il trecut prin criza.
Boala lui s'a inceput in lar
ma trecuta in New York. In
vara aceasta a plecat in Italia
Gu sofia sa 81 Gu fata lui. FL
s'a dus la Sorrento, in villa sa.
Aici s'a simtit foarte bine 81
spunea ca soarele cald din Sor-
rento il va vindeca. Simbata
trecuta insa lisa facut rau de.
odata, dupa-ce in zilele trecute
q fost operat Gu success.
FL q murit All dimineata.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-08-02

sprijinul sau ministrului de Fl.
nante.
Conjecturi SC fac in toate sen.
zurile 81 wind diferite persoane.
O concluzie logica s'ar putea eli
greu formula.
Totusi sc poate constata cu
|precizlune ca mergem catre un
guvern, care sa intruneasca la
un loo toate personalitatile de
munca ale victii noastre politicc.
Fri S 'au inceput la Cluj desba-
terile COngresului polite al mi.
noritatilor maghiare din Ardeal
in vederea unei organizatiuni ac-
tive.
Chestlunea dclicata d stabilirei
pretului pamanturilor expropria-
te amanata pcntru nu Sc impie-
deca votarea rapida REFORMED
agrare, fost luata in discutie in
particular de d-nii Averescu, Ga
roflid 81 Mihalache.
Tratandu-se aceaSta chestiune
Gu mtransigentu sef al psrtidu-
lui taranesc, evident ca guver-
nM pentru nu cadea tocmai pc
aceasta chestiune.
Din Varsovia Sc anunta c& in
conformitate ca stipulatiunile
Constitutiunei pohoneze tratatul
de atlanta intre Polonia 81 Roma.
MIA a fost supus Camerei, care
Ia PRINT Gu vii aclamatiuni.
A vonbit contra, un deputat
socialist, care s'a ridicat impo-
trivia Ceho-Slovaciei, exploatand
chestiunea din punct de: vedere
demagogic.
(''vointa'').
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-08-02
Sc REIA LUCRJJI,
in YOUNGSTOWN
ST PITTSBURGH

Prosperitatea Sc reintoarce in
districtele industriale ale oraselor
Youngstown 81 Pittsburgh. In cele
din urma zile 'au reluat in diferi-
tele usine mai multe mil de oameni.
Sc asteapta Cd in zilele ce urmeaza
sc vor mai relua c4teva mil de mum
citori. FL vor lucra Gu plati mai
mici Gu Is sau in eel mai rau caz
Gu 20 Ia suta, decat ce-au PRINT
1nainte de inchiderea usinelor.
Din Sharon, New Castle 81 Mo-
nessen vim tot asa de imbucuratoa-
re veSti.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-08-02
Scrisoare de
apreciere
The Cleveland Recreation
Council.
1 August 1921.
Editorul ziarului
;; M a rioaN

EditOlul ziarului
America"
sos Detroit Ave. Cleveland, O.
Iubitul meu Domn:
Alaturat e scrisOare de mul.
tumire de la Maiorul Fitzgerald
acelora carl au luat parte in
Festivalul Natiunilor Vineri sea-
"a, % Iulie.
Vel fl asa de bun so publici
in ziarul d-tale asa ca Romanii
din Cleveland Sc poata sti eat
de multi am apreciat moi ceeace
au facut eli ca sd ajute, ca Fcsti.
valul Natiunilor sd fie un success
GU tot timpul neplacut.
Al D-voastra SINGER
Rowland Haynes
Chairman, All American Day
Comittee.
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ANUL XVI 178.

beggars, you started here the
work Of an Apostle. The warmth
Of unselfish love was what made
our poor exhausted hearts to in.
flame again. We the expelled
victims etc.
Traducerea:
Tut omnes unum sint''
erea scris pc stindardul dumnea-
voastra, cand in tacere att batut
Ia usa nenorocitei 81 invalidci
Ungaria. Abba urmat de cineya
att patruns in capitala unei tari
de schilozi 81 att inceput alicia
opera de Apostol. Caldura iubirci
de aproape facut ca inimile
noastre Sirace 81 istOvite sd Sc
aprinda din nou. moi victimc
eNpulzate etc..
(ss) Zavorszld Mar.
Presedinte.
Budapesta, Aprilie 1921.
Asa dar pentru reprezentantul
Statelor Unite, prietenii nostri
Ungurl sunt ''schilozi 81 cerse-
tori 81 aceasta spun Ell insusi.
Sa ii indraznit insa sd Fl spus asa
ceva un roman atunci cand Sc
gasea sub dominatia ungurcasca.
Nu gasiti in accasta trufie ina
gine jandarmuluie
In contrast GU aceasta scrisoa-
re, aceia Cancelarului German.
adresata aceleiasi persoane. Nam
copia scrisorii 81 de aceia vol reda
din cate imi aduc aminte. Iata ce
spune Cancelarul German:
Dumncavoastra att plccat GU
convlngerca ca studcntii nostri
nu sufere. Adevarul este ca ci
sufera dar nu vor sd arate.
Cunosc personal cazul unui stuA
dent care in loo de ceasca pentru
cafea intrebuinta cutie vechc
dc conserve. etc.
81 aceaSta tot mandrie. Man
drla Gle a nu lasa pc un strain
SAT- vada suferinta. Oar ce deose-
blre intre una 81 alta.
I. Gardescu.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-08-02
SCRISOAREA MAIORULUI
FITZGERALD.
80 Iulie 1921.

80 Iulie 1921.
Tutulor acelora, mai Gu seama
strainilor sau descedenti streini,
carl au luat parte in Fcstivalul
Tutulor Americanilor din seara
trecuta, doresc a exprima sincera
apreciatie tutulor clevelandeni-
Tor.
In fata ploaiei 81 a nesiguran-
tel &c ar fl putut rcsulta din
cauza, Ell, diletantii au arafat un
spirit care a fost inspiratie
pentru moi toti. Ca cetateni al
unui oras comun 81 a unei tari
comune, suntem mandri de eli ST
speram Cd ii vom putea vedea 81
auzi din nou GU alte imprejurari,
carl permite dcplina aprcciatie.
reprezcntatiei lor marete.
w. s. Fitzgerald.
Major.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-08-02

In cercurilc politice Sc vorbeste
Gu staruinta de appropriate demisie
a guvernului.
Aceasta credinta Sc bazeaza pc
faptul ca atat legca impozitelor
pc averilc 81 castigurile de raz-
boi, cat 81 reforma financiara in
timpina mari greutati.
In Parliament s'au ridicat gla-
surf impotriva Upset de autorita-
te 'morala a actualului guvern.
Acestea al avut un puternic
rasunet 81 in sinul majoritatii,
care a inceput sa incline tot mai
multi pentru un guvern de con-
centrare. Domnii Iorga, Mihai 81
Mihai Popovici au, produs primele
simptome ale implinirei acestei
idei.
. -
Neintelegerile tot mai evidente
1ntrc membrii guvernului fac. sd
sc acrediteze tot mai multi ideea
unei schimbari politice.
1ntre dl Titulescu, care precum
sc site a anuntat desfacerea sa
de politica takista in yederea
unei grupari personale, a avut
zilele aceste desc intrevederi Gu
dl N. Iorga.
Rezultatul acestOr intreveder1
S'a vazut Ia Camera, unde seful
g'artidului nationalist dat tot
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-08-02

Constantinopol, l Aug.-Turcii
nationalist, dupa rapoarte din A.
natolia, detin positunile la est de
Sivrihisar, cma cinzeci de mile est
de Eski-Ser, asteptand un ajutor
de 10000 oameni, Sc zice din Gill
cia, Mesopotamia 81 Caucaz, a ca
ror sosire este dOrita, inainte de a
Sc risca actiune decisiva cu grecii.
LOndra, l Aug. S'a anuntat
dintr 'un isvOr turcesc ca trupele
greceSti au fost oprite pc frontul
della Sivrihisar, zice o telegrama a
Agentiei Reuter- din Constantine
pol, 81 ca armata greaca Sc retrage
catre Eski-Ser, abandonand (para-
sind) materiale enorme 81 priso-
nieri.
KAHN Kara Bekir, unul din CO.
mandantii nationalist, impreuna
Gu comandantii armatelor din Gill
cia 81 Turkestan, au primit ordine
sa mearga Gu ajutoare pc frontul
grecesc.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-08-02
CreCii Sc retrag
PARASEsC MUNITII
81 PERD PRlZONIERI
Grecii suffer un esec mare zice
Constantinopolul.

PARIS, l Augusta telegrama
GU data de All din ConstantinopOl,
Sc zice din isvoare turcesti, zice ca
grecii au sufreit un eSec pc frontul
Sivrihisar, cam cinzeci de mile est
Ser, lasand munitiuni 81 prisonieri
In malnile turcilor nationalist.
Stirea aceasta II a fOst cOnfirma-
ia din nici un alt isvOr.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-08-02
LEPRA IN sJAPONIA

Tokyo. - Guvernul japonez q
hotarit ca sd dea mai mare aten-
tie bolnavilor carl sufcre de le-
pra. De prezent aceasta boala nu
e prea curata. Sc crede ca in
Japonia sunt apfospe 10000 le-
prosi 81 dintre acestia abba $500
Sc bucura de tratament medical.
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co N U NIcAT.
oFICIUL SECRETARULUI
oENERAL

No. 1922. s.. Ga,
Prin aceasta - aduca IL GU
nogtinta onor. Societ&tilor
memhre in y. s. B. A., O. ca
inceDere della / August 1921,
toa3 correspondents 81 cecurile
psntru conspecte, repartitii,
butoni, statute 3i altele Sc vor
trtmite h oficiul q. s. r. A..
80 Poland Ave-, youngstown,
Ohio.
Oecurile SO vor face ps nu-
msle 2. s. +. A.. loan n. 9u-
fan&, easier general.
Youngstown, o., 26 Iulie 1921.
GEORGE MxRHAo.
6ecretar q. s. +. 4.
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politica

Preludiul caderei guvernului? :
Catre un guvern national. =
Congresul polite maghiar
din Cluj. - Guvernul c.
deaza. - Conventia
Gu Polonia.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-08-02
CETITI

astoria Romano dc Xenopol
II foileton. IN curgere actul
Unirei cea mai in4ltatoare
|perioad3 din istoria neomului
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-05-06
Navy s Crew
 Looks Good

sl New York, May 6.-Navy's great ' towing crew bids fair to capture the ! American eiSht-oared championshlp a again this year
 The middis-s. who will TOW against Harvard and Princeton on Lake Car
 neeie tomorrow loom up strongly as they did in 1920. They have apparently maintained the wond'eTlui
 ability to set and hold the pace that
 led them to the national and inter- national titles last summer.
 In order to have a just clam 10 ! fs,e national cham pionShip however. Navy must row in the classic Poush- keepsie regetta on the Hudson June
 ac This is the one big representa- . tive event on the rowing schedule ana 1 tine 7uiddies are eager to compete Tn ! it-
 Navy will be favorite to win to- lnorrow's triangular race with Prince- ion the probable choice to tinfSh sec
 ond The decisive manner in which coach Dick Cflenndon'S chaHlPlon
 oarsn,er swept the Severn agaIns, ! J,ennSylvania April 50 is responsible ! for NayS's exalted position.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-05-06
LYNCH-MOORE GO
 FOR TITLE TONIGHT

Louisville, Ky, May 6.-Joe Lynch of New York, champion bantam weight boxer, and Pal Moore of Memphis, will face each other in the ring tonight in 12-round no decision match for the championship.
 Lynch claims he is in the best con- dition of his life.
 If Moore will stand up and ex- change punches with me-" Lynch said, 'I feel that I will win before the end of the 12 rounds"
 Moore has expressed himself as confident of the outcome.
 Lynch and Moore have met on five previous occasions. Each got one q ecision in their two fight in Provi-
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-05-06
Jack Dempsey Off To Shore
 For Training

New York, May 6-Jack Dempsey has pulled stakes at Summit, N. J., and transferred the scene of his train ing operations for Georges Carpenter to Atlantic City.
 The worlds champion was due to arrive at the famous Jersey seaside resort today, where Manager Jack kearns is having the Airport, an air drome, fitted up for his use. Living and dining quarters and a gymnasium will be fixed up for the champion at the Airport, which will also accom- modate hundreds of spectators who will be eager to watch the champion in action.
 It was rumored today that Georges Carpenter may also establish his camp at Atlantic City. Agents of the French champion here have selected Manhasset, L. l., as the site of Car penters camp, but 1t is said Manager Francois Descamps has been led to consider the financial side of the training camp business for the first time and has been dickerinG with an Atlantic City man. As Carpenter and Descamps are scheduled to sail from France for the United States, it is doubtful that definite word re- garding their plans will be available until they land in New York.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-05-06
Big Crapplers
 Meet Tonight

New York, May 6- Ed (Strangler) Lewis, worlds heavyweight wrestling cham pion, will meet in a finish match tonight Stanislaus Zbyszko, veteran Polish wrestler.
 Zbyzsko was considered the leading rival of the late Frank Gotch when the toe-hold artist was at the height of his career He defeated all oppon- ents with the exception of the cham 19ion. After spending some years in Poland he returned to the United States year ago and paved the way for touight's bout by a victory over Joe Stecher, from whom Lewis won the title.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-05-06
Yankees C0U
 On President

Washington, May 6.-SeyeraI of the Yankee players called on President Harding yesterday and shook his hand:
 "No baseball or golf either, this kind of weather,'' the Pres idcIat remarked.
 A story fcozn Boston in a mo-n- ing paper that Babe Ruth was intoxicated there during the re- cent visit of the Yankees and had been on tho carpet before Hug gins and threatened with suSpcn- sion. fell under the eye Of the slZIgger. A ury smile crossed his lips as he denied it. Huggins said the story was wholly without foundation
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-05-06
Bud Weafer
 Sees Dwyer

Bud Weafer, the Norwalk K. o. specialist, and his manager, Billy Smith, were in town yesterday for the purpose of holding a conference with Matchmaker George Dwyer of the Brid geport A. & A. in reference to the proposal for another match with Steady Steadman to be staged at the arena. May 23. Steadman is anxious for a return go as he was highly disappointed over the K. O. given him in the second round in his recent bout with Weafer. Weafer is favorably disposed toward another fight if the financial end can be ad- iuSted
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-05-06
.pRY LAWS CsN AND MUST
 BE KEPT'-WHEE.L

That the state not only can enforce the prohibition laws, but is duty bound to enforce them. is made plain in the decision of Chief Justice Geo w Wheeler, of the Supreme court ! The appeal of James Cerfani. New Haven from a conviction on which the appeal WIS argued Jan. 20, last, brings a lengthy decision, citing many cases previously acted upon. and say ing in part, "the enforcement of the ! eighteenth amendment to the United | States Constitution as we'll as he na- ! tional prohibition act. otherwise known as the .voiseead law does not in- fringe the police power constitution- 1, ally vested in the sovereign states"
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-05-06
$50, 600 Kentucky Derby
 Classic Is OF TOnaOvrOzO

it is reported that Whitney has asked his trainer, Jimmy Rowe, to place his ma teriaI for one-two-three fin ish. It appeared likely today that Prudery. Tryster and Broomspun would carry the Whitney colorS
 Beside the Whitney naSs a horse that is attracting a lot of attention is Coyne, who will be ridden by Mac. Garner. Coyne has already been wagered extensively. Others who have their supporters are Leonard. Exodus, Dartmoor, Red1ands. Fire Brand. Black Servant and Star Voter.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-05-06

Louisville, Ky, May 6-The dope is all asked today as horSenen sportsmen and racing fans from all over the United States are swa r1ning in for the epic of the racing sea son. the historic Kentucky Derby.
 Anything can happen this year. is the nearest expression of any con census of opinion that can be gather ed on the eve of the great $50, 900 classic of the turf.
 Harry Payne Whitney, the famous eastern turfman, is here and is sure one of his entries will win. In fact
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-05-06
Acorns To Put
 On Star Card

The Acorn A. c. announces a smoker to be featured by five bouts for next Thursday night in the club house on kossuth street. Willie CappE, a fas- New York boy, will be seen in action with Leo Johnson, the classy young co1ored boxer of Bridgeport. and Jim Bones local ring conrs dian. and Young Roach are down to furnish the fireworks in the ssennl-finai.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-05-06
LENOX A. C. BOOKS .
 LOCAL CHAMPIONS

The Blessed Sacraments. 1920 City League champions. will meet the Bennox at the Lenox field. Sunday afternoon. A corking game is expect ed as the teams are two of the best in the city. The Sacramenrs will take the field with practically the same lineup as of last year: Buckley, D; Donnell. lib; Zetaney, 2b; DeImore, ss; Kush1norris, 3b; Bowling. If; G. Davis, Of; A. Davi. If.
 Room 12 Of the High school annex opened the season with win over Room Il by the score of 12-10. Carr pitched a good game while G1ynR shone with the willow.
 The South End A. c. having their game chedu1ad in Springdale for Sunday have an open date and are open Eo play any team in the state. Headquarters of the South Ends are at 422 Railroad avenue or by phone, 1294 Barnum Robert Mccarthy is til.a mana
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-05-06
KAVAOS GETS S646.56.

Toe Kavaos Stratford, is allowed ss4s76 as the outcome of his suit in Common Pleas court against Theresa I-oIdyary Judge John J. Walsh made known his decision yesterday al tarnoon An unpaid debt of $500. which the defense claimed was given her 10 elope with kavaos, caused the action.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-05-06
RECDMNfENDS DIVORCE.

Hon. Donald T. Warner. state referee, recommends divorce in the action of Mary A Frey and Stephen Rizrrer of Stamford, and recommends that the plaintiff assume her maiden name. They were married March 21 1917, and deser1ion took place Aug. 20, the same year.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-05-06
GUNNERS AT TRAPS

New York. May 6.-The sixteenth annual tournament for the amateur trapshootirE championship of Amer 3ca opens today at the Travers Is land traps.
 Preliminary events at 100 and 200 targets are on today's program, the finals to be held tomorrow.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-05-06

A total Of sos new citizens were made during the three-day session before Judge John P. Kellogg in Naturalizajtio court. Sessions will be resumed or May IT. There were 35 cases cont:T1U'sd yeSterooy, and no reiections during the eltnire day.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-05-06
Leonard Aids Charity.

Leonard Aids Charity.
 New | York, May 6-Benny Leonard, the worlds lightweight champion has become an active worker for or ganized charity. The champion has been appointed chairman of Ehe Attn 1etic Division of the Business Men s Council for support of Jewish Philan thropic Societies. His first move will be to enlist all the charitable loyin g members Of the sporting world, no matter in which line they are.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-05-06
SPENCER-RYDER DRAW,

New York, May 6-Willie Spencer and Joe Ryder fought a 12 round draw. Andy Thomas stopped Patsy Began in the sixth round.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-05-06

dence, R. l.: Lynch got the decision in their New York match. while Moore won in Jersey City. A bout that was declared a draw was fought in St. Louis.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-05-06

Brenton stepped into the box ans stopped a Cub rally after Luque haS cracked and MarQuard had provel too wild to suit Pat Moran.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-05-06

The following teams have been granted permits by the Board of Re creation for baseball diamonds. Sat urday, at Seaside Park: Park City League, Wet End Bank. American Legion, Walnut Cubs; Inter-church League, Woodsides, Knowltons, Lake Torpedo; Old Mill Green, Old Mill Jrs Oakland Jrs.; Yellow Mill Park, Ashchofts, Alpines; Housing Lot, A. w. Burritt Go. and Tiger Midgets.
 On the Fort TI-umbuu diamond at Walnut Beach Sunday the CrashoS and Paddocks will contest for honors
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-05-06
BIG LEAGUE DUST

Faher stopped the onrushing Cleve- land Indians by letting them down with two hits.
 Cobb drove out a home run with a man on base and Oldham did his share bE pitching fine ball against the Browns.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-05-06

Errors by Hornsby. Fournier and Pitcher Pertica helped the Pirates down the Cardinals.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-05-06
BY TAD

Jack Redmond, manager of the Crashes, has issued a call for all members to report tonight. Seaside park, No. 1, for practice. There will be a special meeting after the warm ing up eison. The Crashos are ar- ranging for a dance to be held May 26 in Warmers Institute.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-05-06

There being no baIlgame in Wash ington owing to rain T mum Der of the Yankees paid their respects to Pres iGent Harding.
The Washington times., 1921-08-02
McGraw Likes Scraps
Even on His
Own Bench

In Cincinnati Saturday an ex-
citing incident took place before
the second game between the
Giants and the Reds. 1t was a
fistic battle between Pep Young
and Fred Toney, of the New York
club. They had an argument over
each others work during the first
game ard in the heat of it came
blows. They were parted, though,
before any damage was done.
Young wanted to continue.
Manager McGraw was not on
the bench. He passed the affair
over with the comment: "Why, the
old Baltimore Orioles used to fight
among themselves and came to
blows. We WOE pennants, too,
year after year. Shows my Giants
are in the race, when they criti-
cize the work of their teammates.