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The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-09-10

XBat1ed TOT w O1fram.
 Two base hits, Capes, Stapleton, Baker, Hargreave, Gardella, Rod riguez. Martin. Stolen bases Hanrnono, !-: Hargreave. Sacrifice hits, Bosse 2; Hargreave, Hummer Struck out, Hummer 5; Pioretti 2; Wolfram l in innings; Stauffer 2 in innings Hits off Wolfram, 6 in 2 innings Balz, Stauffer Wild pitch, StauHer- Base on balls, Stauffer 2; Plorettl 5; Ieasure 1 Hummer 5; Double plays, Kingdom, Ray and Rodriguez; Began, Ray and Rodri- guez; Sharpe, Kingdom and Smith; Hummer, Bates and Suspicion CD :: Suspicion and Bates. Empires, Me Donald and Dewey
 (First Game.) Pittsh'd % oooo1 1-4 1s I B'p't- o o 0 o co o
 (Second Game.) Pittsf'd 2 0 soc 6-9 Is I B'p't. 0 OOO 0 0 O-3 3
 Time-1:22 and 1:SS. Umpires. Me Donald and Dewey.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-09-10
FOOTBALL CALL

The All-Brdigeports will hold their first practice tom orrow morning, Sunday, at o'clock, and Manager Cangane wishes all players to report early without fail. Manager Cangane will have his schedule all made up in teams in the State The following players are requested to report early at the corner of North Washington avenue and Thompson street: Bar ney, Attension, Leon, Barry, Dolan. Doo1an, Shepard. Piccinil1o. Verrille, Chappie. Monde1l, Gourley. sparano. Caseria O'Brien. Casey. DiCarlo, Ca- hiVicci.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-09-10
Giants Reach Top;
 Tanks Also Gain

The Giants and Yankees made gains in the pennant raves of tnelr respective leagues yestf.r- day. The race in the National between the Giants and Pirates Is a SiZzler and the mathemati- clans have been called in for as- sistance. Though the standings or the clubs give both clubs a percentage of .606, here are the figures:
 Club. Won. Lost pc Pittsburgh ... 50 52 ,6O6O New York S3 54 6o5s
 inc Yankees sTnothered the, Mack1nen, thereby gaining on Cleveland, while the champions were idle. The figures follow:
 Club woT, Tost New York .S3 49 .629 cleveland ..... .S2 51 .617
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-09-10
Eastern League Fan Chatter

Derbies still in third place New Haven crept up a bit on the McCann squad by a double win over Hartford.
 Jerry Kahn, Waterbury's star hurl- CT. held the Ponies to three hits Rrasstown winning to 2.
 Miles Thomas. who has a no-lnit and no-run game to his credit held New Haven to two hits in the first encounter. but New Haven won by a 1 to shutout. Cykowski, his op- ponent, also pitched fine ball, all lowing six hits The latter was also in the box in the second game, the Benderites winning easily to 4. was forced out of action by being hit yesterday, stealing second, third and home. Spry work for an oldster
 Andy Myerjack pitched Worcester to 5 to 3 win over the Albany law makers.
 Things have changed for Bill Nc Corry, of Pittsfield. Last season he was pi1oting the tailend Albany club. now he $ with thr leading Hillies. No wonder he says he prcpers Pitts field.
 Everybody felt sorry for Ed Stauf- fer in his predicament yesterday, but Smoky City Ed heaved away until the last man was out
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-09-10
"uMP" FORWARDED

t I7,onire .Sd'' Mcdonald was a near
 d;5ate for the hospital in the sec- oad game, when the arbiter was lift ed off his feet by a bullet speed foul of Gene Martin's bat which struck -aSovered after a brief lapse and re- sumed his duty. Joe Smith the next Iantter sent more pain through SIS l~1steTo when another hot foul collid- ~ =. 1,7it, inc umpire's left foot. ''Si." :" Sowever, was not inconve1lienced as to t,o nootors to his home in Plainville H,;,en working in Bridgeport
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-09-10
DEV0N-S
 BASEBALL SERIES

A game series will be started Sunday by the Stratford A. c. and Devon A. c. at the Devon field These two teams met before each having one game to their credit. The games will close the Devon A. c. baseball season. Wells and Spotlon will be the Stratford battery while with O. Breimer catching. The reg ular meeting Of the Devon A. C. scheduled for Monday night will be postponed until Tuesday night Sept. l3, Which is nomination night for club officers
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-09-10
DUNN AND ANGELO
 HEAD PURITAN CARD

An excellent boxing program will be put on at the Arrnory A. A by the Puritan A C., Monday night, Sept 26: In the main bout Pete Dunn will oppose Young Angelo Stamord's clever hghtweigat in a four round setto. Billy Prince will hook up with Danny McNerney. while Young Mack, the fast Stamford Walnut A. C.. will measure punch es, while the other big bout will bring Joe Hall and Young McDanoId together. Other bouts will show Ed Dempsey English of the Lenox A C., Harvey Kelly and Kid Angelo. and Jack B1ansfield and Dug PudeI. Johnny Red" Bennett is the match
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-09-10
NO-HIT-No-RUN TILT

Tom O'Neil, star hur1er of the Venice Juniors entered the Hall of Fame" when he pitched a hitless and runless game against the Crasho Cubs last evening at Seaside Park, the Sn0e being to 0. Randy starred at shortstop accepting all of 12 chances. Snyder and Moody banged the ball hard. each getting a triple with three on. The Venice Juniors claim the city championship in their class.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-09-10
Scores Yesterday.
NORTH ENDS OPEN

The speedy North Ends are open for a game tomorrow Manaser Geo. Rowe is out with def1 10 the bltIh Pooks Trans South Ends or any oth- er club having a diamond permit. NIanager Rowe is doubiy anxious to hook a. game with teams enterta1nlhS S;+1-s o1,o n, DionShip aspirations
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-09-10

cent. in the second game, bagging two singles and a double and a pass in four chances. The Cuban and Martin were the only Derbies to find Runners delivery, each getting hit
 Wallv Hammond, credited as the drew the joshes of the crowd when he was run down between first and second by Leasure, Rodriguez, Kay and Kingdom.
 Cry of Horseshoes Raised. Bosses long running catch o1 Kingdoms fly in game No. 1, caus- ed a. fan to shout "HOrSeShoeS- Lucktesc team in the league"
 Yves Kingdom fieIded brilliantly heccepting all of 8 chances. Suspicion Stars for Visitors. Friends of Frank Stap1eton, the Hillies' first sacker, saw the Bridge port boy at his best. He contributed several brilliant fielding feats and sticked valiantly, getting four safe CT.
 Pitcher Pierotti seemed doomed for the showers when the Derbies made the score 3 to 4 in the second, but when the Hillies scored five runs | in the sixth, Pierotti picked-up and never was in danger again. We also doff our hat to Gus Gar della, peppery third sacker of the | Hillies Gus Was all hits and smiles
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-09-10
Pierotti Recalled
 By Boston Braves

The Boston Nationals have recalled Pitchers Al Pierotti, now With the Pittsfeld club of the Eastern League and Gene Lansing of the Charleston cluh of the South Atlantic associa- ton. They will report next spring. Pierotti has won IS and lost six games and Lansing has won IS and lost H. Both are right handlers.
 Pierotti was the winner of the sec ond game here yesterday for the EfilIieS.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-09-10
Eastern League
TOmOrrOW

Games Tomorrow Hartford at Bridgeport Nz ganie@'' worcester at Albany Springfield at Waterbury. Tittsfield at New Haven
 Games Today. Bridgeport at Hartford Pittsfield at New Haven Waterbury at Springfield Worcester at Albany.
 scores Yesterday. Pittsfield 1, Bridgeport 0, 1st (gaIne( Piftsfield g, Bridgeport (2d ga1ne) worcester 5, Albany 4. water4hurv 1. Springfield 3. New Haven l. Hartford (lst New Haven s, Hartford (2nd game).
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-09-10
COPS VS. WATERBURY

This afternoon. the Bridgeport Po- lice baseball nine will play the Wa terb,1ry GODS in the second game of the series in Waterbury. The To- caIs have already copped a series of games with the Hartford protectors
 The batteries will be Bridgeport: vvI,i+e and Curry; Waterbury, Me C.r+bv and Kennedy.
 JHiIi Mayor Wilson be there?
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-09-10
CITY LEAGUE TILTS

Three corking City League. games are slated for Seaside Park to-mor- row afternoon. The WayNdes will play the Blessed Sacraments. the Stars and the Red Sox will cross bats with the White Eagles. The Eko- Lone Star game will get unoenWay at 1:30 and the other two at S:oV
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-09-10
ROCKIES RECALLED

Philadelphia, Sept. 1O.-Six players farmed out by the Philadelphia Ma tionals have been recalled for the 1922 season. They are: Pitchers Stan wood Baumgartner, from Kansas City; George Morgan from Rochester,; Howard CrandaI, from Buffalo; John Singleton, from Newark; Catcher Frank Withrow. from Newark and Outfelder Ralph Miller, from Louis- vile.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-09-10
WASHINGTON GETS BOX STAR.

w.stington, Sept. 1O-Purchase or ror, Pbi1Iips, premier pitcher of the Son+bern Association from the New Orleans club of that league, was am no1,nced today by President Griffith of the Washington Americans. Phillips, who has won 25 and lost six games for +ba New Orleans club this sea- son will report Monday to the Wash ington club
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-09-10
Hillies Crush Flag
 Hopes of Derbies;; In Hartford Today
By GEORGE E. FIRsTBROOK

Ptsied is the best pennant bet in Bridgeport today
 It be sanely stated that this the opinion of at least 4999 of the 5000 fans and fannettes who witnessed the lam the Derbes the doubeheader yesterday at Newfeld Park.
 wieded their bats ferociously and figured in almost everything except fencesmashng and HoWe Baker the final inning of the second Martin blocked him in sensational one handed catch of fly that sailing toward the cenerfed fence.
 HitieSS Wonders POWerleSS
 before the mighty onslaught you any the Deres winning the flag better do a little hedging, Bo. ..,,
 The yesterday demonstrated that Pitseld has one baseball machines that travelled the Eastern pike For fast fielding and leather busting that cannot be surpassed stem the onrushng Berkshire ball tossers.
 eNuf ced" on funeral of the Derbies. . ,
 continuing the pennan at this afternoon being here tomorrow for double
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-09-10
DERBIES FACE WIZARD

Elmer Rasmussen, Hartford's new nitching star, who broke into the Eastern League Wednesday by defeat ing Pittsfeld, is booked to pitch today for the Senators against the Brown Derbies in Hartford. Rasmussen heid the Hillies to four hits and famed eight batterS.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-09-10
SfaniinO of Teams.

Brooklyn at New York @. Philadelphia at Boston: Chicago at Pittsburgh. St. Louis at Cleveland.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-09-10

One of the over-zealouS Bridge port rooters in the grandStand yesterday hurled the spirit of real sportsmanShip to the winds when he aimed some SlurrinS remarks at Wal1y Hammond. Pittsfield manager. Hammond is a gentleman on and off the field, as the fans know, and they refused to fall into line for the bunk brand of 'huInor' or ..wit," a silent but forcefuI rebuke to one of the Derbies' chief ex- alters.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-09-10

Chicago, Sept. 10-With more than three weeks of the 1921 major league season remaining, Babe Ruth has equalled his 1920 home run record for circuit drives. Ruth's '54th homer was scored off Naylor of the Athletics yesterday with one man on base. His last three hOmerS in 1920 were also off Philadelphia pitchers. the 54th of last season coming on Sept. 29. creased his total base record to .39s, the result of 176 hits. Besides his homers he has made 39 doubles and 12 triples.
 A quartet of American League sluggerS is staging one of the great est batting races since that year ago when Napoleon Lajoie of Cleveland out for the league leadership, with only fraction of a point separating them at the end of the season.
 Harry Heilman and Ty Cobb. the Detroit stars are holding first and second position as the final stretch is started, with George Sisier., the St. Louis idol and last years champion, putting on an attack which has car ried him into fourth place ahead of Iris Speaker, leader of the world s champion
 During the past two weeks, Sislel has hit for an average of just below 300, having cracked out 32 hits ir 69 times at bat He is just foul points behind Babe Ruth of the | mann's average is .403. with Cobf trailing with .39O. Ruth is smashing | the ball or a mark of .3S3, whil' Sisler is hitting .379; Speaker, wht | was tied with the St. Louis star z
 week ago. is fifth with .369.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-09-10
WHITE AND HANLoN MATCHED.

Chicago, Sept. 1o-Charlie White, Chicago lightweight boxer today was n,atcI.ed to meet Jimmy Hanlon, in 1a-round bout in Denver. Col. Sept. 19.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-09-10

No, this column is not dedicated to Looey Bogash today-Looey was discovered in the grandStand at the ball. game NeSterday-by Gus Gar della who shouted: Hello. Looley, are you in good shape for the fight Ionight?"
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-09-10
NATIONAL.

New York 6, Brooklyn ?. Boston 2, Philadelphia O. Chicago s. Pittsburgh 5.
 Cincinnati 10, St. Louis 3.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-09-10

Secretary Jimmy Kelly's burdens have been lessened. His supply of baseball Annie Oakleys is exhausted.
 Despite the rumpuS started by
 Hovie Baker at Newfeld Park,
 Lou Dewey umpired a ' good
 game. He had numerous close
 decisions to make, but they gave
 satisfaction to fans and players.
 Here's hoping Proxy O'NeiI names
 Lou as . regular next season. BIG LEAGUE DUST
 Babe Ruth's 54th home run was a small part of the Yankees victory over the Athletics. E
 Johnny Scott held the PhilEes to two scattered hits and the Braves trimmed the protegees of Kaiser Wilhelm"
 Burns and MeuseI slammed the ball hard behind proficient pitching by Fred Toney, and the giants took a fall out of the Dodgers.
 Eddie Roush hurt a leg running bases but the Reds did not need him to help them polish off the cardin- a1s.
 The White Sox and Tigers made a new record for total runs and hits and 42 hits and the Sox won the pastiIne. 20 to IS. The Pirates lost ground when they permitted the Cubs to outhit them and take a game to 3. Boston's Red Sox took the Sena- ters into camp by a four run margin, but failed to dislodge McBride's men from fourth place. Sports FTRSTBROOK Two Friend Looey Bogash had all but his photo in Boston papers yesterday as a result of his declination in meet | ing Joe Eagan. The Bridgeport bat tier was referred to as the champion | crawIer," the Nutmeg hot-footer,' | sssidestepper." and few other things Looey isn't worrying because his dough is salted away and the green | limousine is running smoothly A sweeping def from Soldier
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-09-10

The backbone of the pennant epidemic in Bridgeport seems to have been broken.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-09-10

Today'S Games. Boston at Washington. New York at Ph1ladelphla. Cleveland at St. Louis. Detroit at Chicago.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-09-10

New Players Look Good.

I Regan succeeded Mclaughlin in 1 the fourth inning of the final tilt. He
 l handled himself like a Rabbit Mar | anviIle." His ffelding of Bosses hard | hit grounder along the baSellne was | a nifty piece of work.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-09-10

BALL. GAME-TWO
 Avalanche of HitS-
 Hits-Pittsfield 2.9; Derb1es S- That tells the tals of the massacre The Ieather-busting HillieS maintain ed their reputation, Gardella leading the swatting gangsters with a total of seven swats-S in the initial sklr- mish and in the final crash.
 It Was Hummer Day.
 Specs Hummer. Derby discard, dusted his glasses, and held the McCann squad to two hits in the first After it was over Hummer laughed at Pilot Gene in his misery
 Martins Spectacular Catch.
 The fanciest bit of .1ielding flash came near the benediati0n 0n when Gene Martin made phenomenal one handed catch of Howie Bakers ter rifle welt near the center field fence in the last inning of the second game. It was the thriller of the game.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-09-10
Sharpe occupied ris

Sharpe occupied right field in both games. While he handled him. self to the liking of the crowd the breaks were against him. He is likely to be heard from before the seasons over.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-09-10

Looks today that Brown Derbies hats.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-09-10

Rodriguez Sar Hitter. Jose Rodriguez baIted for l, 900 pc
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-09-10
Major Leagues


 Yesterdays Games. New York 14, Philadelphia D. Boston 5, Washington l. Chicago 20, Detroit IS. Cleveland at St. Louis, rain.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-09-10

Secretary Jimmy Kelly's burdens have been lessened. His supply of baseball Annie OakIeys is exhausted.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-09-10

The Pirates lost ground when they permitted the Cubs to outh1t them and take a game to D.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-09-10

The White Sox and Tigers made a new record for total runs and hits in the American league with 5 runs and 42 hits and the SoN won the pastime, 20 to Is.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-09-10

Andy Myerjack pitched Worcester makers.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-09-10

Eddie Roush hurt a leg running bases but the Reds did not need him to help them polish off the cardin- als.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-09-10

Everybody felt sorry for Ed Stauf- fer in his predicament yesterday, but Smoky City Ed heaved away until the last man was out
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-09-10

PHH,ADEIPHIA.- 900 is the estimated gate that the Lew Tendler- Sailor Friedman bout will draw on Monday night
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-09-10

Rube Oldring was speedy on bases yesterday, stealing second, third and home. Spry work for an oldster.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-13
BOXING BOUTS FEATURE
NEXT MEETING OF LEGION
Two Bouts Have Been Arranged
Permanent Arena Being
Constructed

Ten rounds Of boxing. split into two
bouts. Will be the feature or tho
American Legion regular mcct.p5.
next tuesday night at tho Commun!--
tlub. BciNidorc and Main Streets,
Thc entertainment viii bc limited To
member" OF The legion. and member
snip cards must bc shown at the door.
Nut Griffith and Speedy" WHIT
ncy. hy"ciGhts. VIII c.asH In Il pre-
iiminniy match when VIII 40 four
rounds. Wn!l" R.cnIhunuorS have mo-,
hHd an opportunity Of seeing tho.
bo!S IN action, tho OCHcrs ar" ucclar.c
"cclnG.
nii,ling" cole and johnny McEyoy.
hichuond ypUuGStcrs, have been 80,
tur,d 10 furnish til" feature event
81 ~" occasion. Ihcy will 20 six
rounds. and = decision wil! he rem
u''c! 10y members nf the legion The
!"!r nay" cnEuJ"t ia two battles nj
I''uE hnd BON Hrr" declared a drut..
Ehch lE >r"icriU.n"d to secure a ycr
diCt IA IN" coming battle. and bo:h
"iil Hut forth his best efforts In the
coming match.
Erection OF a permanent boxing
arena in IN. c,uh 'hay boon Mamma
ny The legion ana ,his should b..
rcady for the bouts next Tmn.,t,v
J. j, wicker Jr member II tia rH
tpn"! executive committee Of tho ID
won and one Of 'h,' most aCtIv, mem
h"fh pi IN" Richmond post s,nicr Inn.
h"N lnr VIII mayo an important rllcr.
IN b" "nt"ri7 lrmerts Tivon by tho
- on a'd u'Err nrp'uirrrt bpv.,,
wiI be brought Richmond later.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-13
HARVARD USES PHONE TO
DIRECT FOOTBALL PLAYS
coaches Perch ON Top OF Stand AMI
Use Field Sets to Point on,
Foes Weaknesses.
Icy AssocIated lrcsa. |

CAMBRIDGE. MASS. Jan n
l'arv"rd's football strategy in I'M
r"rtani games for several years las
been developed in par; ov..r ;.!,.
ihonc wires while the games were
IN progress. it was learned ,oda.
In the games with Nal. ;ud Prince
toi Tor tue last TWO years. the .gHIny
Win centre College iaSt inlI and n.
M inter sectional Same with Uni
GEAR ago. Crimson coacn,s uyr,h..l
on inc TOP OF tnc stauds tclCphunc,l
v ,,,.,i. and suggestions TO supple
Head Coach Bob FISHER.
From these vantage positions they
We better able 10 diagnose the
jn"t".e "i opponents play. eSryeiai!y
the ground who saw 1t largely in the
Mass. Inc telephones IA most IN
stances wor. field sets ragged up by
,n.ihnSrs OF the football squad be-
in the big game with Vale at tie
Bowl last fail. former Coach Tough
con ana Jimmy Knox Crimson
S,rater'Sts. dictated over Tho tcic-
phnH" the observations that Head
'.cach t'iSser Incorporated With his
own ia formulating ;hc tactics Of the
moment
Harvard football authorities made
no attempt TO cunccu. tic jrlcpuuuv
arramScmcnts in any case ii was
said. and as FAR as they i5n"y the in
s'aiia,ioh was known TO represents
tiNcs o. opposing teams. The opera
ton of the telephone was no: re-
Ear'"d as involNin. any question OF
ethics AS the wire MAS merely Il
medium Of communicating opserVa-
lions aNai!aDl" to any one.
IN the game at Pasadena. the
tr!mS0n coaches wire MAS set up 10y
the liucmcu Of the telephone com
HanE a. that place and reports have
com" Eas. that the I'niN"rSity OF
california used Il similar system in
its post season game with OHIO state
University two weeks ago.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-13
HARRY CARTER RECOVERING
Eichmond Athletic club Player Re
rupcr'itfnE From Injury


larry Carter, end on tao Richmond
NtG."t!c Club football! team ia the
season just closed is .cgoyor.ul:
from an injured leg suffered during
one o: the games IN tn" latter part
of The season. PhNsiciauS Tyyryd ~
one me that the injury would De
serious, bat reports ycs;.rany ,v..,.
tAH1 the Er!d!rcn star was com.n:
around nicely.
carter is declared 10 be one OF the
greatest football players ever de-
v".Upcd in Richmond II. piuy,d
-FOUR years with the University OF
~ hmomd. and his playing at tncln.
!4S' Ec.r was the best a. his career.
II" was shifted 10 end when Ir
Joined the Independent team
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-13

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