The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-09-12
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cratic caucus al town hall Ih1S even ing YOU will be satisfied at the efforts to give Fairfield voters a clean ticket. While this paper told of possible can didates in Saturdays issue rumor Of a. reliable source over Sunday makes changes. Over Sunday has brought MT Rennen of Southport at present a member of town school committee as candidate for reelection As MT Renneu wishes to return to the school board no better choice could be made bv the Democrats and it seems as 1 if he will be the choice at tonights caucus. With the putting of "Herb Smith in the race for registrar, the younger element of Democratic vot- CTS intend to assure themselves that Iau who are eligible and wish to be added to the Democratic party list | will be provided for. MT. Smith is native of this town, of a sociab!e i disposition and well versed in all the angles of a first class party regis | trar In the again naming of Se- | lectman London as candidate for first | | selectman, it seems that a wise choice will be made. Mir London is a man | of experience, clean cut and reliable | and also of the younger element. | Talk yesterday was entirely for ''i1P | Dwyer as candidate for secenod se-r | 1ectman. tBilf' is a justly popular | | young man, in business for himself | as plumber and steamf1tter and | with the respect of townspeople safe | ly tucked away in his vest pocket. He Is head mogu1 of the local Red l Men and much of the success enjoy ed by this tribe is due to MT. Dwyer's untiring efforts and executive ability. It Is the sincere wish Of many towns people that "Bilr' will give them an opportunity to vote for him on e1ec- ton day, and this is, by no means confined to the Democratic voters, as | should he be a candidate for second selectmen he would receive a num- Der of Republican votes If this fnr f-c -a1o nd Dwyer for second se1ectman goes through this evening an excellent team will handle affairs of the board of selectmen for the coming year.
 It was not possible to gather in the possible selection for town clerk and the other offices. but rumor was rife of "doings' when it comes to selec- | ton for constables. Unable to put the rod on any specific names, still assurances that a clean slate of names will come before the caucus for en- dorsement.
 The Crashos of Bridgeport Journey ed to Fairfield yesterday and stayed nine spasms with "Jim' Moran and his eight assistants, assisted by Hon. Jack" Lynch, a one first class arb1- ter. The score Of yesterdays game. 10, does not fully tell the excellent game put up by the Fairfield bunch. The record of visiting Crashos is good but Jim Moran and his cohorts had the Indian sign on them from the very start. With 1, 2, strikeouts in their half of the first inning mild taste was given the visitors of remafuing dishes for the following eight innings. Moran practically won his own game, connecting with a double in the third, stealing third and gaining the front porch on a hit, he brought in his own run, the lone | one of the game. The entire team of home talent play up to top notch | having but two errors to their credit fielding and hitting the ball in timely fashicS- and assisted "Jim'' Moran in his 1T strikeouts and perfect field | ing and his throw out of wicked ball and delivery to first baseman as retiring the Crashoes when they | threatened damage in the seventh inn ing.
 In the third inning, when the local | boys had two men on bases, two out and much wished for hit necessary to add to their tallies Art Bonnet still right there with the punch" was substituted. Art through through unfortunate circumstances, having non-adjustab ble pedal eXtremf- ties. and being misftted with proper cized shoes connected with the ball all right but could not straighten it out His screecher scared up in the air. landed in the mitt of the Crash os' right fielder and Art linped back to his seat. Bennett played a mas = terly game and connected with the sphere for a hit before finish of the game.
 Silent and persevering Jim" Nor an is due for faster company next season. He deserves to be.
 Jack" Leahy, kept up his fine playing yesterday. As guide for the team when in action Jack keeps right on his toes and steadies the team in fine shape.
 "Art" Bennett, when again called upon should be given more attention as to his "feeters' and leg coverings.
 While Art" don't mind little han
 dicap at times still he is very particu-
 lar about his two 'tootsies' and leg
 coverings. Art says he won't play
 again unless he is given shoes of the
 size best fitted to his feet.
 "BiT McGarry, the good old stand
 by, showed the visitors some classy
 ball.
 Left1elder Dahling was just as re liable as of yore Left field wa: well taken care of and nothing es capped Dahling's clutches.
 Shortstop Murphy, with his perpet ual smile and still canned up witt good nature was right on his job. Yes Umpire Lynch is well able tC handle any bunch of ball tossers there with decisions. One little thing and only one that Jack asks for, get that pail of water nearer tC his "home" when he is umpiring, fol John says he gets all the walking he wants during the week.
 As a team, one and all the loca boys know the game and play il right from the start.
 The Crashos are a top notch team
 and in beating them any bunch o1
 ball tossers know they have to keeI
 busy to win.
 The Republican caucus tomorrow
 night, promises to be a lively affair RumorS galore are rife as to possible
 changes in office holders as now filled
 William Kinsella, Jr., so talk has it
 has the "high sign on Fred Burr fo k first selectman. Surprise is in st or n- of Joe Flint and rumor says a. chang tly is forthcoming