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IIur, In roothnm Gnmc. raa Dies

ELIZABETH CITY, y e.. Sept y
William hritchard. 10. only Son az Mrs
Jennie Pritchard, Of this city. died
at hie' home here yesterday
morning from injuries received m
practice with Ia" local high school
f"othSii squad late Yesterday. Pri,ch
ards neck was diSlocatcd arld tn,
respiratory center paralyzcd.
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T'o,als
Rocky Mount.

summary Two-haSc hits-Brown,
Spencer Sacrihc" hits-lrown. Cor
curan. stolen HScs-kcllihcr Hit
by pitched Champagne ty Sny-
der Passed hall-Eurns. Base on
ballS-off snyder. !: of Johnson. l.
struck nut-hy snyder. =: by Johnson,
{ Run scored spencer. Left on
bases suffolk. >; Rocky Mount, =.
Time of game, 1913. Empires liar
per and Orth.
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" nSiIinrfnIi.

Summary Two-hasc hit-foopor
Three base hits Milan ami Collins
ii"m. run-Guslin. Sacrifice hits
Harris. Cahcr. Rice. Douhl" plays
o'Rourk" to Harris To Judge; liar~Is
10 Judge. Left on haacs-Chicago :.
Washinctun. I. Eases on halls o'C
hhillips. J. struck nmt-hy PhirinS
=. lay t'ahcr. Il. Umpircs- Evans auL
liildchrand. Time :;
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Rocky Mount Owner
To See Lands Tcd1y

With Norman Y. ChamlliSs. bust
ness manager Of the Rocky Mount
Baseball Club. in Chicago for AN
intorNirw with Judge KcucSaw
Mountain Lands the situation sur
rounding the pcnnant in the old
Dominion circuit remains the same.
ChanhliSs will hold "a conference
with the baseball commissioner in
the Windy City today. and will
present to him facts not brought
out at previous meetings of the
league.
representatives. of the Wilson
Nthl"tic Association. which organi-
atl"n controls the Wilson Baseball
Tub. are in Richmond awaitin;
al answer To Il Telegram sent to
Judge l.andis Tuesday No an
'wcr :" the message had been re-
'ciNcd NJ Ia Il late hour last night
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DODGERS DOWN PIRATES
fHy Associatcd rrcys.l

riTTSHr RGii sept. ci.--Rain in
i'r',rcd with tn" Er"ok!yn -ritia-
hurch double header here today. only
seven innings OF the first game he
!nG played. brooklyn was the victor,
: To o. The visitors scored In the
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Tennis star Return. Home.

NEW YORK. Sept ol.--Suzannc
-'nglcn. French tennis star. was
aNS'nS"r on th" steamship 81. Fran
'H today. returning to her hom,-
!tHd. Mile Lcn.l"u was obliged 20
aurcl It PROGRAM Of matches with
'aAihG American women tennis pla:
I' ior tho benefit Of the fund for
.'yastatod France. because OF bron-
NAL trouble which hampercd her
10 on the courts.
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MUCH SCORING HERE

Special TO The Times Dispatch
TARRcRo, y. G, Sept Efforts
mouth came back today with ven
:cancc on defeated Tarhoro to tho
tune nt 90 to o.
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l bidlS ..'.'.' .''.' -
smith out. hit by hat,rd ball
st. Louis.

'liattcd for North in first.
Kan Tor Ainsmith in hrst.
Stated Cor Shcrdcl in ninth.
Score by innings: L..
Boston ......... 5io oon GOT :
St Louis .......... 100 90 o0c .
summary: Two-haSr hits Chri e
tcnhury. Ford. Mueller. Nicholson.
Cruise. Home run Nicholson Sacr'
lie" hi,-p'Nciil. Left on uas.s- Rps-
ton. :. 81. Louis. 6. Eas"s on bal5-
OF Walker. |; of BAILEY. / off Shcr-
del. /. iiits-om Walker = in no in.
ming nonc out in iirsrD. of BAILEY,
in Is inning; off North. non. ~
- inning: of Shrrd"l. : in in
n!nes. Struck out-by North. !; ay
Shcrd"l. {; by Watson. = Losing
pitcher Shcrdcl. Ump!ycS Brennan
and Hart. Timc-i:5S
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R',StIiil,

SUMMARY: Two base hit Mclnnls.
Sacrifice WamhsGanSS, Wood. Nor
ton Left on bascs-Clcvela TO-:
Hostnn. :. fasc on hallS-o OF tald-
well. !: on Morton, !; off Jones. :; OF
Thormahlcu. :. Hits off Caldwell
i'm ~ innings nm Morton. IN l-%;
on Jones. . in !. off Thormahlfn. !
in { Iii, by pitcher 10y Caldwell
tJoncs); by Thormahl"n tJamic*"nl.
Struck out-hy Morton, .; by Thor
mahlcn. |. Winning INSTRUMENTATION.
Losing pitcher -J"uce. tmr r" -
Nallin. Wilson and Chil. Timc-2:n2
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{ hi''nro.
ZIfatt"d for Freeman in sixth.
TRhrcd for Ponder IN ninth.
ti:an for p't'arrcli in ninth

tEan for r't'arrcll in ninth
The score by innings: T..
New York .......-. ...li2 olO oio-a
chicago ...olI ala ,oo :
summary Two-h base hits Young
k"lleh"r. Fr-scnL stolen hasc-O Far
r"H bouhl" PLAYS Rawlings TO Ban
croft 10 Kelly. =; nollochcr to
crimes; Rawlings t" Kelly. Left on
has""- N"w York, s; Chicago. IL Base
on bails-off Nchf. ,: Martin. /: Doug
las, >; Jones. !; Ton"y. :. Hi,s-oG
Martin, : IN > innings none out in
third; of Freeman. { in { innings: of
J"n"s. , in inning: none out in
eighth: on podcr. IN innings: on
Nchf. Q in % Innings: OF Douglas
= IN innings: of Shea, none In i-3
inning. off Toncy. non" in innings
struck out-by Nchf >; Freeman. /.
Douglas. | Ponder, .: Toncy. :. Wild
ritch-.Ioncs. Winning pitcher Shea
Losing pitchcr-Joncs. rmpircs-
Moran ana Higlcr. Time OF game
30
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Pittsburgh.

summary: TwO-hnsc hits-John
Si"n Griffith %, Mitchell Sacrifice
'utshaw. Morrison Double piays
Mitchell Taylor AMI :Schmaud,:
Ward and S'hmandt. Left on bas"S-
hr""Niyn. I Pittsburgh, :. Base on
ha li*---"n Mitchell, , of Morrison, /.
INT ny piichcr-hy Mitchell lRob.rt-
s"n). struck out-hy Mitchell. .: ~
Morrison. :. Cmpircs -opav ana
ttuIglcy. Time, 1913
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STANDING OF CLUBS.

WHERE THEY riAN TODAY.
SunnlL at Rirhmond
Turioro ut Nnti"ih' S,u.
Wilson at Rocky Noun
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Joe Eurns, e....... = o
Snyder p. .,,...., ; .
Totals .....27 q / - IL o
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" a~hin.tuIt.

$500 - e ''' - - -
'Batted for Erickson in sixth
Battcd FOR Woodward in eighth.
Chicago ............ oOO o2i oO"-%
W iSl IN ION ........... NNU "uO Vii
Two-basc hits T.. Johnson. Harris.
Three has" hit-Schnlll. Milan. Sacri-
flee hits-Mulligan. ,ioslin. Double
plays Collins to Shccly: Charity e
p'Ronrkc. Left on bascs-Chicagc.
:; Washington. g. Bases on .ballS--
IN Erickson. =; OF Russell. >. hts
off Erickson, 10 in i innings: of
Woodward, in > innings; of Acusta.
none in ] inning; "n Russell. in S
IL innings; OF Wilkinson. IN /
inning tpitchcd To one hattcr). Stru Il
put-hy Erickson. 3, by Russell. =:
10y Woodward. l. Winning pitcher
Ac"sta. Losing pitcher Russell. U,l-
pircs-il Brand and Evans.
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~ TODAY.

WHERE THEN rI.tl TODAY.
81. iNuis M rhi!adrirhti. ,
de, Gland at Boston
unity i,y, games scheduled.
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first inning on doubles ~ Johnston
and Grii'ith and again in tho third ON
doubles by Mitchell and Grinith
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MEMPHIS IS WINNER
OF OPENING CONTEST
Inv NssocIntcA rrcsr.I

i'T WOETII, TEN. Sept 2l.-Fprt
Wurth's pitching went down before
Memphis batting in the nrst game Of
tn. Dixie series here today, when tho
Chicks jumped ON bin" Whitakcr's
offerings for four runs ana four hits
in The fourth Inning. The score was
"a . oscar Tucro. Spencer Nd
botts star Cuban twirl.r. was crcc-
WV" all Tn" way. especially in the
rinchcS. Lefty Johns relieved
Whitaker in the fourth and delivered
q brand of pitching that seemed -
leave the Chicks helpless.
American tss""inti"n Results.
Louisville. =" Minneapolis !.
culu bus Kansas city. rain
Toledo. So. Milwaukee. l-e0.
Indianapolis, Is: -. PauI. T.
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STANDING or CLUBS.

WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY.
ISrnol>iSn at Pittsburgh.
Only one game scheduled.
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VIRGINIA LEAGUE

RESULTS YESTERDAY.
Norfolk, =: Hichnh"nd, u.
Fort sniuuth. -: Iarhorn. ".
Rocky Mount. |: >nh"lt. W.
Nilsson. >: New port News. :.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE
RESULTS YESTERDAY.

New York. .: Chi'nr". =
to>tnn. -; -: Louis: q.
l5r0UkIyn. =: pittsburgh. u Uirst game :
Innings: src0nh game. r;tinD.
Philadelphia & inrinnmii trnin).
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Fahcr. y. ........ O !. Il
Totals ......... n . II 10
'Eattcd for Mostil in ninth.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE

RESULTS YESTERDAY.
tlrIpl:iuil =; Huston. !.
Wu>hinrtnn. 81, Chicago. 2-3.
All others rain.
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.InrL WARRIOR proves ,r,in"ihic.

Failure to hit the offerings uf War
hop at tho psNchulu.irI' moment re-
suited In thu defeat pf tho Colts. I'm"
pitcher manager WAS touched Tor u Z"
hits iu hoih ,n, FIRST ami third frames.
liut each tim, he tightcucd Iud iirh-
mond WAS uuabl. TO register. Riyh-
moud mad, iwu-baso hit i'm tn
eighth ana another in the ninth. but
frNy Jack retired tho side without "a
run scoring.
While warrior VAS holding the
colts eafc. his hired men gave MIN
Substantial backing in the form OF
a.two-ruu lc;fd ia the initial chapt"r
Eurk, opened the inning 10y Tying
ont L. Hook. Init paughtou singled to
loft ucld and advanced 10 third when
Marble singled tu right Bowman
doublcd To crutcr and l'a"rhi"n
scored. Marablc taking third Kelly
WAS walked hNmg tho bases. i.nrhy
WAS nit. forcing Murahlc acrose. With
ono down ANA tho hassocks drunN.
Normilyra drotc groundcr TO
t,oouin who ,hrogy home aud retired
J:ovnlan Nhnutt vclaEyd L. Wcai'r
aud Vcrmily.a was caught at rrst for
m, last out 81 tn dounlc play
,r,y, nrmc runs. a doubt. and Il
.e,rirr. mi, were r.Suuue ihlv for TIN"
aadi,uual iMl,s mudc 10y tn" VISIT
ors Narablc drove one over th'
fence In the hird frame while iioW-
man uurlfcat.d the fodt in 'hc c'"hth.
.rbn nna' run of the samo was regis
tered "a ;h. ninth Hnr'h'' {, HnW".,"
ia loft a,ld. took ;hird 81 WARRIORS
Unfold ON; ana scored when Burk"
drov,. q long ny 10 keller
uriili;ut Rays Are Feature
Tnc game was ono ot tho 'ast'st
ard ,i,ar.St PLAYED here this season
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-11-25
B. H. 5. Basketeers
 Open Season Dec. 17

Bridgeport Highs baSketeurs will get into action December IT, the first scheduled game being with NorwallS High on--the local court. Manager Rod Maher has arranged the follow ing games:
 Boys Team.
 December IT, Norwalk at Bridge port, January '; Bulkley at Norwalk, January 14; Chfcopee at Bridgeport. January 21; New Haven Commer- ciails at Bridgeport. January 2S; Cros- by at Bridgeport, February 1: Choate at Choate, February 4; Wilby at Bridgeport, February II; New Ha- ven Academies at Bridgeport, Febru- ary 1S; New York School of Com. merce at Bridgeport. IS; Cficopee at Chicopee, February 22; New Haven Comm ercial at New Haven, February 25; Crosby at Waterbury, March f; New Haven Acad. at New Haven, March II; Open, March IS; Open, March 25, WiTby at Waterbury.
 Girls Team.
 December IT, Open; December 24, Open; December 31, Open; January ', Open; January IA, Hillside School at Norwalk; January 14. Hillside School at NorwallS; January IT, Mer- iden at Meriden; January 21, Norwalk at Bridgeport; January 2S, WiFby at Bridgeport; February 4, Norwalk at Norwalk; February II Danbury at Bridgeport; February IS, Milford at Bridgeport; March 4, Open; March II, Milford at Milford; March IS, Open; March 25, Naugatuck at Nau- -gatuck.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-11-25
Paddock Warriors
 Win Milford Title

There is joy in the Paddock A. c. football camp today over the 20 to z victory over the Devon A. c. which carried with it the gridiron cham pionship of Milford town. The stellar feature of the game was Roach's 40- yard run for touchdown in the third period.
 The Paddocks kicked off to Devon who lost the ball on downs, after a series of line plunges and end runs. Wiedenhammer made the touchdown, Lynch failed to kick the goal.
 Blight minutes later OiHara made Devon line crumbling to the fierce attack of the Beach boys who seem ed to go through as they pleased. Lynch kicked the goal.
 The second period saw the Pad docks to better advantage, who by steady degrees worked the ball to their opponents 10 yard line when the whistle called the end of the first half. The second half had not been in progress three minutes when Roach received a pass from Weidenhammer on the Devon 40 yard line, and elud- ing all opposition made the Pad docks third touchdown, Lynch kick ing the goal. Give and take play fol- lowed for the rest of the period, and the last quarter saw the Paddles making tracks for the Devon goal only to be held on the 15 yard line. In the last two minutes of play the DSVOHsS were IOTCeu to KICK ana 6enl- f1co fumbling. Lewis recovered and scored the Paddocks' touchdown, the same player kicking the goal The Hne-ups:
 Paddocks A. C.: Lynch. le: Hickey, It; FitZgibbons, lg; Mold, c; Williams, rg; Langer. Tt; Perry, re; Reach, pb; Weidenhammer, In; O'Hara, rh 'Benifico. flo.
 Devon A. C.: Sherman le; G. Green, It; J. Green, lg; Allen, c; c. Green, rg; Hamilton. Tt; Chandler, re; Lewis, pb; Dwyer, In; Breiemer, dh: Eurle, fb.
 Substitutes, Paddocks: Connors for Fitzgibbons, Platt for Perry, Fisher for Benficio; Benficio for Fisher.
 Devons: Wade for Dwyer, Day for Strand, Strang for Briemier. Touch downs, Weidenhammer, O'Hara, Roach, Lewis. Goals from touch downs, Lynch 2. Lewis. Referee, D. Roraback; umpire, DeLorme, Iines- man, E. Roach; timer, Hilsinger.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-11-25
Wesleyan Posts
 Basketball Dates

Middletown, Conn.,, Nov. 25-Wes- leyan University $ basketball schedule of Is games was announced today by Manager Butler Games have been arranged with four colleges new to the university program, namely. Knox, Hamilton, Clark and the University of NFoine. The most important con- tests rom the Wesleyan viewpoint will be those with Amherst and Will Hams. Last year in addition to de- feating Dartmouth and Harvard. Wesleyan five defeated both of the former quintets twice.
 In the following schedule games are to be at NI1ddletown unless other wise specified:
 December 10. Clark; December IT, Stevens at Hoboken. January ', Conn. Aggies; January II, Springfield Col lege at Springfield; January IS, Brown; January fl, Williams; Janu- ary IS, Knox; January 21, Union. February II, Hamilton; February 15, M. A. C. at Amherst; February IS, Amherst; February 20, University of Maine; February 23, Brown at Provi- dence; February 24. Tufts at Med ford. March 3, Williams at Williams town; March 4, Amherst at Amherst.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-11-25
Boston n1,d Holy Cross
 BnttIe Tomorrow M Hub
 For Jesuit GridirOn Title

So, the Major had a tough proposi- ton facing him when he came to the University heights team this fall Roderick ran away, lured to Colum- bia. and no amount of persuasion, and honorable coaxing could get Ben back to Boston However, from the S5 men who reported Cavanaugh devel- oped a team without the Fftzie-Urban company to meet Cleo O'DonnelPS team from St. James.
 Holy Cross Looms Strong.
 oponnell has had things a little defeated by Georgetown, was able to give Harvard a terrible scare, holding 'the Crimson to it's last years score, 80. He too, has a team which shapes up well at the end of the season, and when the two teams composed of sons of sturdy New Englanders. many of them of Irish ancestry, there vii be a. battle royal.
 No matter how poor a team B. c. had in the days when she was but a college of 200 or 300 stud dents it was an altogether different team that met Holy Cross. The same is true of the Worcester school. It looks. however, as though the Cross had the edge on B. c. this year, for the latter team is net in the same shape as when she admins cred two successive defeats to Yale before the New Haven team put the ban on her appearance in the Bowl. and the betting is on Holy Cross to win.
 B. c. can take a defeat easily from H. c. in baseball OuA to lose the grid contest is terrible for her sons to bear, and she will put up a strong battle next Saturday. Bridgeport lovers of real football will watch this contest wi th interest, as the advent of Fitz- patrick from this state made the Bos- ton team well known here, and many Holy Cross men are located in this city. Dave Muffin who plays in the Sunday games at Newfie1d Park is a former B. C. man and was one of the best tackles ever seen on a New Eng land field. He was formerly at Ford ham, bur: later entered B. C.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-11-25
Gordon Big Star
 In Y. M. H. A. Win

The speedy Stuyvesant basketball quintet will be the opponents of the Y. M. H. A. team in the Madison Ave nue Auditorium next Tuesday night.
 The Y. M. H. A. opened their sea4- son yesterday auspiciously by defeas- ing the Williamsburg five by a score of 40 to 2S. Gordon was the indi- vidua1 star performer in the local out fit by scoring ?. points.
 The juniors also emerged victorious in their opener against the College Five by a. score of IT to 14. Lineup of. the main game:
 ridgeport-Mooney, If; Kaplan, If; Gordon, c; Wexler, rg; Reckowftz, rg; Go1dstein, If.
 Williamsburg g-Schu1nan, If; Mar goais, If; Willstein, lg; Schwartz. c; eKrlym ems, ag; Wiener, 1g.
 Referee, Joe Waters: timer. Al An GerSon
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-11-25
By c. J. McGHIL.

By c. J. Mc{IIIL.
 A football game of quality, punch, enthusiasm, skill and zest is sched- uled for tomorrow at Braves Field, Holy Cross will battle in their annual contest foH the supremacy of the Jesuit College title for that state.
 Georgetown will undou' adly re- celve the eastern Jesuit coI4ege title with Holy Cross or B. c. second. Georgetown has defeated both the Massachusetts colleges and has a rec ord which is not inferior to most Of the eastern teams this season.. How ever, the deciding points for second place among these schools will be played off Saturday in Boston.
 Worcester has no field big enough, neither has Boston College, 50 this annual list is played in Nthe big ball park on Commonwealth avenue. The Holy Cross clubs of Philad elpaia, De- troit, New York and Boston will be there strong, and B. c. rooters from all the big cities go to Boston for that game. To the boys in those schools and 7o the alumni it is their Yale Harvard. And they generally do things up brown in beantown after the melee.
 Boston Has Call.
 Since 1916, when Charley Brickley took hold of the coaching job at B. C.. the Newton team has been victorious on the gridiron, but this year has suf- fered some reverses, even under the redoubtaible Major Cavanaugh for merly coach at Dartmouth. Cava- naugh did wonders last year, but he had the old Brick1ey organization be- hind him. built up around Jim FitZ- patrick of Meriden and Luke Urban of Fall River.
 The two co-stars have received their degrees and are coaching other col lege SeamS, and Jack Heaphey, the greatest center in the country, is not playing. Jack is studying this year and will play next season. He is as sisting the Major, with his new cen ire, but is not answering the call of eJTrdirn11 fEic
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-11-25
MYSTERIES ARE FAST

The Mys ftry Five basketball team, a speedy cobbination of all-star play CTS, is out with a sweeping defi to all lives in the city or state. The Mys- tery Five had a clean slate last year and defeated all teams they played by big margins every time. Manager Mickey Yerga has picked some very good material for his outfit, and the team expects another big season. Manager Yerga would like to know if the game with the 4th Regiment Ma tfonal Guards is good for next Tues day evening at the Arnory. The man ager of the Guards is requested to get in touch with Manager Yerga by call ing BarnuIn 1882.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-11-25
SCHAEFER TO TOUR

Chicago, Nov 25-Jacob Schaefer, the new worlds 1S.2 ba1kline billiard champion, who won the playoff fer the title from Willie Hoppe by 500 to 346 in six innings. will make a tour of the East with Roger Cont, the French champion. They will play in South Bend, Ind, tomorrow.
 Hoppe, it was announced. will ex- ercise his right to challenge within 10 days, but under the rules the new champion is not required to risk his title before March 15. 1922.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-11-25
'FLL WIN'-MIDGET

New York, Nov. 25-Midget Smith expects to eliminate Joe Lynch as a contender for the bantamweight title, and he says he will turn the trick by knockout in the Madison Square Garden ring tonight The Midget is in wonderful shape for the fray and he gives warning, that the spec stators can make arrangement for getting home early because I'll Hn- ssh him in six or seven rounds" It is scheduled to go ten sessions. They will weigh in at 11S pounds this af- ternoon, according to articles of agree ment.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-11-25
AGNES VS. H. H.

The Acme Shear basketball team will clash with the Harvey HubbeIl quintet Saturday night at the Y. M. c. A, the game starting at s o'clock. by a score of 22 to IS. The Acnes have a fast team and are out to cop the championship of ahe city. The Harvey Hubbell combination is com posed of some of the best basketball CTS in the city Goyette, former Y. c. A. star, plays with the Harvey quintet. The Acme Shear have just signed up a good man in Jed Rogers.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-11-25
RITOLA'S MARATHON

Berwick. Pa, Nov. 25-Running g. fine race over)a course deep with mud, Willie RitoIa, of the Finnish American A. C., New York, won the twelfth annual Berwick Modified Marathon here yesterday afternoon. The national cross-country champion was timed in 49:24 for the distance, which is about eight and one-half miles. Jim Hennigan of Boston. the New England cross-country champion was second, and Frank Titterton. Mo hawk A. C.. New York, was third.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-11-25
DE FOE VS. CHANEY

One of the most important feather weight bouts in quite some time will be contested in the historic Madison Square Garden tonight when Billy De Foe who is now making Bridgeport ilis headquarters. and Andy Chany. the clever Raltmorean. come to- gether in one of the four ten-round- CTS Joe Lynch versus Midget Smith. is another bout on the card De Foe and Chaney are considered as the two leading contenders for the feather weight diadem which saill rests on the brow of the venerable Johnny Xiii bane.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-11-25
Rectors To Meet
 Fast Atlas Five

Local basketball fans are all het up over the game between the Rec'Srs and Atlas five of New Haven, which is scheduled for next Wednesday night in the Music Hall, New Haven. The Atlas team was the winner over the Electors in the State ti4ular contest last winter.
 The Rectors opened the season with win at New London, yesterday where they trimmed the Eneralds by a score of 22 to 12. Creaella played a star game for the locals. The line