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The New York herald., 1921-12-21

malls FOR tho Mexican States OF Campeche
Chiapas, Guerrero, Hidalgo, Mexico, Morelos
OaXaca. Puebla. TlaXcala, Vera Cruz and
Yucatan, str NUCATAN, 5 AM +.
Turks Island and Dominican Republic. via
Turks Island. Monte Christi, Puerto Plata
san Domingo City. Azua and Barahona. str
IROQUOIS. 80 AM (sup 10 AM =.
South Brazil, Argentina. Uruguay and
Paraguay, via Rio Janeiro. Montevideo and
Buenos Aires, str HURON, 80 AM +.
Cape Hait Port de Paix and Gonaives
(other parts Of Haiti ., via Cape Haiti
Port de PaiX, Gonaives, Port au Prince, Petit
Goave. MraBoane, Jeremie, Aux Cages and
Jacmel. str GREAT FALLS. u NJ.
Newfoundland (t, via 81 Johns, by rail
10 Boston. and thence by str BoRNHOLAI,
) PM.
FRIDAY, DECEMBER 23
Ceara and Maceio (other parts OF Brazil -
via Ceara, Maceio, Victoria, Rio Janeiro,
Santos, Paranagua, Sac Francisco do Sui,
Rio Grande do sui, Pelotas and Porto
Allegro. str HUBERT. AM.
Haiti Except Cape Haiti and Port de
prints, &cl. Nicaragua Except East COAST
Amapala City. Choluteca (also prints. SC.
for Nacaome, Tegucigalpa and Huscaran). in
Honduras, Cauca and NRrno department
of Colombia and Ecuador (other parts OF
Honduras and letter mall for Salvador y,
Via Port au Prince and Cristobal, str GEN
W G GORGAS (sea posD, II 80 AM (sup
10 80 PM p.
Cape Haiti. Port dc Paix, Gonaives and ST
Marc Curacao. Venezuela and other parts
OF Haiti y, via Cape Haiti. Port de PaiX.
Gonaives. 81 Marc, Port au Prince. Petit
Goave. Mirasaone. Jeremie. Aux Cages
Jacmel Curacao. Laguayra, Puerto Cabello
and Maracaibo. str FLORA, IL NJ
Trinidad, Ciudad Bolivar and Guiana. via
Trinidad, Georgetown and Paramaribo str
ELMAC, i2 NJ.
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FRIDAY. DECEMBER %.

Great Britain. Ireland. Netherlands. Nor
way. Sweden, Denmark, Germany, Russia,
Lithuania, lie tvia, Esthonia. Finland. Per
sia, South Africa Madeira and Cape Verde
Islands. via Queenstown and Liverpool also
parcel post malls for Great Britain, ireland
and other countries. str CEDRIC, S AM (sup
$3.50 AM p.
France, Belgium, Luxembourg. Rumania.
Bulgaria. Czecho- -Slovalia, Ju9o- -Slavia. Aus
tria, Hungary. Poland, Switzerland, Italy,
Spain, Greece, Portugal Turkey, Syria,
Palestine, Egypt, British India, Kenya and
Uganda, Malta. Gibraltar. Siam, Cyprus.
Ceylon and Straits Settlements (other coun-
tries -. via Havre; also parcel post ma lis
for France ana other countries, str LA
SAVOIE, 80 AM (sup Q 80 AM -.
Sweden, Denmark, Poland. Esthonia and
Finland 90 via Gothenburg, Cophe mia gen,
panzg, Reval and Helsingfors: also parcel
post malls for Finland. str EASTERN
COAST = 40 AM
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500. 900 FGRE IN PATTERSON.

a fire which burned three buildings
AZ Broadway and Main street Paterson.
IS j.. Yesterday morning. did $4,000
II /sses.
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Bound East.
CLEARED.

Str Algeria (Br), Kinnaird, Glasgow VIA
Movile (general) )-Anchor Line.
str Lituania dam, Jorgensen, Cuxhaven,
Danzig and Libau (senera)-The East
Asiatic Co, Inc.
str East Cape, Jones, Barcelona, Genoa,
&c (generaD-Kerr Steamship Co. Inc.
Str Varna (Sw). Melchior, Malmo, Trelle-
borg, &c (genera)-Furness, Witty Co.
Str Britannia (F). Mouton, Horta, Angra.
Sc, via Providence (generaD-Jas W El~el.
& Co. Inc.
&c (general)-A II Bull e. Co.
Str sinsinawa, Small, Genoa. Naples and
Marselles (general-C d Mallory Co, Inc.
Str Liberty Clio. Phillips. Pernambuco. Rio
Jareiro, &C, via Baltimore (genera) Inter-
national Freighting Corporation.
Str Watertown. Robinson, Port Lobos Coal
last)-CouInbus Shipping Co.
Str General II f Hodges. Larsen. Cape
Continued on Following Page.
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Almanac for New York Dec. Fl.

Sun rises. ....... : 10 Moon rises. AN
Syn sets........ 30 Moon sets. # f3 AN
TINE OF HIGH WATER DECEMBER 81
Sandy Hook. k......... Il 30 AN IL u PM
Governors Island. II - AM 10 PM
Hell Gate ASTORIA. - AM - Pm
The time given in the above table Is East
ern standard time and is furnished by the
United states Coast and Geodetic Survey.
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Transatlantic Mails.
WEDNESDAY. DECEMYER 81

Germany, Denmark, Poland. Russia. Lith-
uanis, Latvia and ESthonia via CuXhaVen
Danzig and Libau; also parcel post mails
for Germany, Austria, Czecho- -Slovakia
Hungary, Switzerland, Poland. Lithuania
and Latvia. str LITUANIA. 80 AM.
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DUE DECEMBER e3.

NUIIaIIC, oOuIUaInpTUN on IIIn ....-. White Star
American Legion. Buenos Aires 9Th,
Munson Line
Brookvale, Hamburg THU S Navigation
Brynhid, FTontera 1fth...............
Chinese Prince. Alexandria 23d. Furness- Witty
G Of Montgomery, Savannah 20th Ocean IS Co
Colon. CristObal 10Th. ........... Panama Rlk
III Estero. New Orleans t7th Southern pac
Frederik VIII. Christisnia 18th. Funch- Edye
La Bourdonnais. Vigo Tth...... French Line
Mod, Liverpool 9th..........A American Metal
Monterey, Havana 10th. .......... Ward Line
Quillotta. Colon i5th.............R Royal Mail
Santa Tacla. Balboa 6th.........G Grace Line
Robin Goodfelow, San Pedro Sd. o.. Isthmian
Valdieri. Gibraltar 9th. ...... Furness- -Vithy
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Doane, with barges Greenwood and Henry
with 4 barses (at 12:i5 PM; Fred
Kelers, with s (at I5 PM) American
Eagle, towing a ferryboat Cat e:20 PM.
Bound East.
Lighthouse tender Tulip (at 10:4o k--s.
Schr Minas King (Br). New York for Il
John, NIB (anchored).
Schr NJ Crowell (Br). Hoboken for La
Have. Ms (anchored).
Tugs Mary w Potter, with barses sha-
No 4. with / barge Cat 9:i5 AND Peerless
(of Norfolk), with 3 (at 1880 PM).
Motor barges Choctaw (at 20 AND
Radium Cat 800 AND.
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THURSDAY. ,DECEMBER ee.

Bulgaria %, via Burgas, str SAUGUS
80 AM.
Germany, Via Hamburg; also parcel post
mails for Germany, Austria. ho-Slo-
vasa. Hungary and Switzerland. str MOUNT
CARROLL, $40 AN
Norway, Sweden, Denmark and Finland
via Gothenburg; also parcel post mails for
Sweden. str STOCKHOLM. 1880 AM (sup
II AN -.
Belgium and Luxembourg to), via Antwerp;
also parcel post mails for Belgium, LuNem-
burg and Belgian Congo. L A T CAM
BRAI AM
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DUE DECEMBER %

Apache. Jacksonville 18th. Clyde Line
Arizonan Colon 9th. .Isthmian Line
Blue Triangle. Freetown. &C.. Bull Lines
City OF 81 Josepn. Malta 23d...C n Mallory
Essequibo, Havana 18th. Royal Mail
Hog Island, smyrna Goth. Export SIS Co
Idaho. Hun 7th...................E Ellerman' ;
Jullana, TarragOna 20th ..... Ca rcia & Diaz
Menominee, London DOth Atlantic IRA nsport
Ryndam, Plymouth B.h... Holland America
SarcoXie. bordeaux 9th. ........ Cosmopolitan
Turrialba. Colon t5th...........tJn United Fruit
Nasconla, London Sth ........... Cuna rd Line
w III TIlford, AntWerp Ith. h...... Il / Hague
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SAL. WEDNESDAY
SAIL. THURSDAY.
Steamers Due in New York.
DUE DECEMBER 81.

steamer. From. Agents.
Alamo Galveston 1Ith. Mallory Line
Boswell, Trinided 13tn. .Lamport & Holt
Corneiia. san Juan 14th............A II Bull
peerfield san Francisco Nov 9...... Nawsco
Dryden, Hamburg 10Th. Barber Lines
Lake Farley, Lisbon 10Th Intern Frelghtinz
Lancastrian, Hamburg 30th..At Gulf Medit
LiV, Shields I'd .............J II Winchester
Manchuria. Hamburg 10Th. American Line
Mt Evans, Antwerp 27th.. Barber Lines
Orsova. Gibraltar Goth. h................. -
Pionier. Antwerp Both. Lloyd Royal Beige
Robin Adair San Francisco 18Th. Tsthmian
Union City, Tyne 9th......... Us Navigation
Wm Isom. ST Mlchaels 10Th. .American-Ital
Iaye Maru Aigiers ist. t........ Suzuki & Co
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STEAMSHIPS. EXCURSIONS and TOURS.
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Norwegian American Line. Norway. sre
ksn. Denmark. office. s-io Bridge 81.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-07-18
SPORT TRAIL.
With Geo. E. Firstbrook

Tennis is O elimination a de o no mean abI in the a 
 
  the by  should furnish anex me for the  hin in Haven hos    Local ball the feveish m TO- is morn sIunbe to ell them the of preceding F. time for the thousan ti the is of
  is We all the Greenwich yachtman passes wanto Jimmy Kelly, ,Secreta yof
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-07-18
Boxers A Wnit Gong
 For TOnight

swap punches, and Jo Hall, popular Bridgeport featherweight, will stand up against Johnny Williams. It Will be their second meeting, Williams oe- ing victor over Hall in their New York bout during last winter. Hall has been training hard and has been free in expressing the opinion that he will cop the verdict this time.
 The go between Dance and Darcey should be a hummer. Dance is clever and carried a whirlwind sock, and the Waterbury boxer is likely to hand the Sailor a surprise. Reports from the Brass City credit Dance with mak77 ing the prediction that he will win by a kayo before the seventh round Both of the semi-fnalS are slated to go ten rounds.
 The preliminary will bring Ted Coy, of Stratford, and Pete August to- gether for an eight-round session Both boys having many local friends are anxious to gain the decision Coy's recent battle with Pete Dunn put the stamp of popular approval upon him, August has also gained the admiration of local ring fans in his recent engagements. The lads are evenly matched and a fast fight is anticipated.
 The show will get under way at s:15 and the gates of the arena will be thrown open at 2 o'clock.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-07-18

All is sin readiness for the open air boxing show to be held under the auspices of the Bridgeport A. & A. tonight in the State Street Arena. A program eof four bouts scheduled for 40 rounds will be tapped and some excellent sport is promised. With fair weather in evidence a huge crowd is expected to be in attendance. The bouts will be referred by Terry Lee.
 Irish Johnny Curtin and Jimmy Burns who will face each other in the star bout of 12 rounds arrived here yesterday afternoons, Burns staying at the home of friends. When seen this morning a stroll both boys appeared to be in excellent physical trim, and both were equally confident of winning as is generally the rule among contending boxers on the eve of battle. Tonight will be Curtin S first ring engagement since he handed Mickey Delmont a lacing July 4th in the Jersey City Arena.
 In tow of Matchmaker George Dwyer, Curtin, Williams and Darcey were shown the sights last night at Pleasure Beach, where the boxers were targets of the eyes of many local sports.
 Classy Semi-FinaI Gard.
 In the two semi-flnal events Sailor" Johnny Darcey and Mickey Dance will
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-07-18
urtin And Burns Zn Fine Trim For Battle Tonight
Big Fight Arena
 Will Be Razed

New York. July 1S.-Through a misunderstanding over the lease of Boyle's Thirty Acres, in Jersey City, on which Tex Rickard built the great arena for the Carpentier-Dempsey fight, the promoter may be compelled to change his p1ans for holding other championship bouts there.
 Rickard, in his negotiations for the site, understood that the arena could stand for at least six months, and laid plans to use it for the proposed bout between Carpenter and Gibbons and another Dempsey affair.
 Now the owner wants the big pine saucer erased from his thirty acres and Rickard has virtually decided to hold the bouts in Madison Square Garden
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-07-18
North Ends
 In WalkOver

The North Ends had an easy vic tory yesterday when they defeated the Riversides at St. Josephs' Oval by the score of 21-4. The features of the game was the pitching of Staff ford, who retired after pitching no-hit, no-run game for six innings. in favor of Goode, who was touched for six hits and four runs in three innings, but he featured in the ninth with a home run with theb ases full. This was the ninth straight win for the North Ends and they will try and continue next Sunday when they meet the Paddocks at Fort Trumbun Beach. The HneupS
 North Ends: Anderson, 1b: A. Fin layson, of; Boehn, ss; B. Finlayson. If Witstein, If; E. Meerbach. c; Haggerty, c; Hayes, 2b; Goode, 3b-p; Coles, 3b; Stafford, p.
 Riversides-McGove 3b-p; Mo Grath, 2b; DeLalley. 1b; Gordon. If; Chernack, ss; Summers. p-3b; Pare. of; Charney, c; Dean. c; Radel, If.
 R H E N. Ends ' 21s 0 s-21 22 Rivers 0 0 2 O. 4
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-07-18
WIN FOR STRATFORD

The newly organized Stratford A. c. team defeated the Venice A. c. of this city by score of to l. The contest was a duel between Con- nors of the Venice. who famed l 2, and Wells Of Stratford, who famed 8, Lynch, left fielder of the Venice, smashed out a home run in the third scoring the venice's only tally. Randy and Mack got the only other extra base hits. Patsy Bogash accepted s out of g chances at f1rst- The 1ineups;
 Stratferd A.. c. - Spader. ss; G, spetiew. @; Raph1ay, ab; J. Spetiew, ef; tingiHst, 2b-rf; Meieae. ab-rf; Mack, lib; Jerry, If Frye, If; Wells, D,
 Veaiee A. 0. = Bandy, ss; Pei1eek, sb; Attensia, @; Lynch, If; Begash, ID. Snyder, ab; Barney, ef; Crette1ia. If; CenneFs, B. R H D Venice..-. g 6 6"1 4 Stratfefd 6 6 6 +a 5
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-07-18
SPORT SNAPSHOTS

NEWARK, N. J.-Jack Britton, vel ter champion, and Mickey Walker of Elizabeth, are in fine fettle for their twelve-round battle here tonight
 GREEN NW1CH-Zenso Shim1dzu of the Japanese Davis Cup tennis team, was vanquished by $. Howard Vo- she'll Score 6-3, 6-S, s..
 KALAMAZOO-The Grand Circuit races open here tomorrow with the 2.11 pace for the Park-American n purse as the feature.
 BUFFALO-Umpire Brown and Pitcher Tomlin of the Buffalo team. engaged in a row, the former using his mask and cutting the player s face.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-07-18
Al Harnrnett
 Net Champion

Stamford, July 1S-A1fred D. Ham melt of New Rochelle yesterday won the Fairfield County CConn.l tennis singles championship by defeating G.
 M. Wheeler of Yale and Bridgeport in a four-set match. It required six teen games to decide the first set. Wheeler winning 9-7. The set was replete with brilliant tennis, the Yale player apparently having solved Hammett's difficult style of playing. The effort, however, burned up Whee1er's energy and the New Ro- chelIe star ran out the match, 7-9, 6-1 S-n 6-1
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-07-18
No Block Balls
 For Ump Howell

According to a rooter for the Bridgeport Fire Department team, if Umpire Howell hadn't been asleep in the first inning of Saturdays game against the Hartford firenen, the locals might have won the game, as the contest ended with the score to z.
 Here's the kick! In the first inning Benham reached first base on balls; Jennings hit the ball to left field which Foley. the Hart ford fielder, made no attempt to get. thinking it was a foul. A spectator got the ball and threw it to Foley, who relayed it to the plate, mailing Jennings who was bent on getting a home run.
 The "block ban' argument failed to make an impression upon upon Umpire Howell who by many is considered the peer of SaudlOt arbiterS,
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-07-18
Big League Dust

One of Detroft's record baseball crowds, 25,000, saw the Tanks maui the Tigers, to 5. Babe Ruth went hitlesS.
 About 33,000 fans qualified for the psychapathic ward of Bellvue Hospt- tai at the Polo Grounds when the Pi- rates beat the Giants to in a 10- inning battle.
 Urban Faber, White Sox pitcher, cha1ked up his 18th victory of the season by shutting out the Red Sox l to in 10 innings.
 The Yankees are today within one victory of the American League lead ership.
 Washington piled up nine runs in che sixth Inning, beating the Cleve- land champions. 13 to 2.
 Urban Shocke- held the Athletics to five hits in the first game of a double win of the Browns over Con- nie Mack's athletes,
 Grimm, Pittsburgh's first saeker. whansed out a home run in the tri- umph over the Giants.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-07-18
Wilson Wins
 Against Bader

With Pete Wilson in the box against King Bader the Singer nine handed a , to 2 defeat to the American Thread Co.'s team at Willimantic. Jack Mo Carthy in the fifth round cleaned the bases with a three bagger. The line ups:
 Singers-Jim Mccarthy, 2b.; Ahern, If; Casserly, s.; Reilly, cf.; John Mo Carthy h.; Greavey, If; K1ingler, 3b.; Moshier, C.; Wilson, D.
 American Thread A. A.-Horkheim- CT, ss.; Adams, h.; Halstein, rf.-1h.; Mu1doon, C.; Conins, If; Nichols, 3b.; Donohue, 2b.; Hame1, cf.; Bader, D.; Lathrop, If.
 R.H.E Singers .....1ooc ooo-5 1 Amer. Thread. 9 0 0 0 0 0-2 6 5
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-07-18
Lame Ponies Wind
 Up Series Today
By GEORGE E. FTRSTBROOK

With Jack Fynns pepperless Ponies performing here to- again. Albany the bill Tuesday Wednesday and Thursday pckings in sight for the Brown Derbie during the next few days.
 Flynns "Worn Out Nags" appropriate than Pone after the weird and antics of the visitors Will please hand stick of dynamite to Mister Flynn.
 Sure, there the sign of c1 the inning but there wasn't suffcieo animation the Ponies out of defeat when Hank asure the platter Three hits three the bags Leasure pulled himself together Clark heavy hitting Sprngfeder while Simpson tapped the ball to Kingdom Crowther going out at second The climax happy relief for Gene Mcann and the 5000 Spectators
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-07-18
''Star Spangled Banner
 Halts Ball Game Scrap

left for home when Walters was call ed out at the plate. Frank had pinch hit for Gosper and the Red Sox had only eight men eligible to play. The White Eagles showed poor sportsnanship by refusing to let Cos per return to the game.
 Franks error in the eleventh SCOT ed the winning run for the White Eagles. Paige and Machieski, two former Red Sox players, went hitless. Mills famed Is and Bannas 6, both passed four.
 R. H. E. White Eagles
 2O2 2 0 0 0 1-5 2 Red Sox
 | 1 0 0 1 0 0~ 3 Mills and Targon; Bannas and Chelacy, Gernaine, Walters.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-07-18
By EDDIE sHUGRUE

By EDDIE SHUGRUE ..
 The White Eagles won a to 4 victory over the Red Sox in a 12 inn ing battle yesterday. Wordy battles featured the contest. The score was to 8 in favor of the White Eagles and Targon threw to Paige in effort to get Walters at third. Paige miss ed the ball and it rolled under the ropes, regaining the ball Umpire Tom Issoggna called him out at the plate. He later changed his decision when one of the fans told him he handed the ball to Paige.
 A wordy duel ensued and was stop ped only by the playing of the Star Spangled Banner" by the Harvey Hubben band at o'clock. Chelacy hurt his finger and Midget Germaine took his place behind the bat. He
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-07-18
Snap
 In Bristol

The speedy New Departure team at Bristol blanFed the American Chain nine to yesterday in the former place. The lineup:
 New D parture-Scott, lf.; Goeb, cf-; Halbach. 3b.; Green, ss.-rf.: Fors- lund, 2b.; Zielke. h.; Goodridge, p. i; Waters, C.; Welch, rf.; Funk, ss. American Chain-Johnson, cf; Sherwood, 2b.; Sank, 3b.; Ivers. 1b. i; Olickney, cf.; Huxley. ss.; Steigner, rf.; Nelson, D.; Scanlon, p.
 R, H. E. New Departure o ooo1o 6bx-7 8 o Amer. Chain. 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 co 8
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-07-18
JUNIOR LEAGUE TIE

The Seasides scored a shut-eut aEeF the Red SoR Jrs. and tied them for the faonoFs ia the Junior City EeagHe. Ii1iia pitched superb ball flaming ten and passing aens: Fhe titu1aF game was to have been played yesterday the game fe be put over till next week.
 B. H. E. SeaSide@
 1ss 800 se e-T 6 3 Red Sex Jr-
 6 6 8 6 6 6 6 e-e 6 tIiiia and Erickseai Flo and Gaf- feaE.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-07-18
CR.ASHOS ON TOP

The Crashoes defeateds the Post Office nine in a four and a half in ming game at Seaside Park yesterday, by a score of to 5, Vine. Cooney's three bagger with two men on fea- tured the game, Kelly, first saeker of the Carriers, got the only other extra base hit Of the contest.
 f H tS Crash6es s,-... 1 3 I @7 8 8 Post Office .... 3 8 6 aa 6 Batteries: Duncan and Collins; FreSko and biiffuS.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-07-18
CLARK TO GO UP

Clark, the hard hitting center fielder of the Springfield Club, has made a favorable impression on major league scouts who have watched him perform this season, according to Jack Flynn, and will be one Eastern League player to get a tryout with the majors next spring This IS Clark's first league season. He halls from Toledo, where he was the star in Seni-pro ranks. He's a nifty player. and a dangerous batter Tor pitchers in a pinch.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-07-18
BOGASH IN NEWARK

Joe Smith, manager of Louis Bo- gash, has a date in Newark today with Dan Mackay, the Jersey pro- moter, relative to booking Bogash for a bout in that city in the near future. Moffet Flaherty. Boston promoter, was here Saturday con- ferring with Smith over the appear ance of Bogash in the Hub, but the conference was barren of results. Bogash accompanied Smith to New ark
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-07-18
City Leaguers
 Tn Close Tilts
City League Results.

City League Results. W. Eagles RE E. 202 0 o 0 % O o 1---5 3 Red Sox
 0 l o 0 0 1 o 0---4 Batteries: Mills and Targon; Ban mas and Chelacy, Germains, Walters Lone Stars R. H. E.
 6 0 0 0 0 0 2 1--9 g 6 SacramentS
 0 0 0 O---7 ' Batteries: Crafts and Wiser; Buck ley and Lubie.
 WaysideS R. H. E.
 0 0 0 2 0 x---4 ? Exc 0 0 0 0 0---1 6 Batteries: Farrell and Collins; Henken and PiSten.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-07-18
B. P. M. ON TOP

The hard batting Of Bowden and Martin featured the 13 to- victory of the Bridgeport Public Market team over the Hartford narketnen. yester- dy, at Seaside. The nneups; If: Keny, c: Pugs1ey, ef; Weber. D; Danahy, 3b: Jenkins, 2b: Bennett, 'ss; Carey, If: Reilly. 1b.
 Bridgeport Public Market.-Dodge' rf: Smith, If; Walker, Sb; Cairns, 2b; MeCarten, c. 8owden. D; Liptaek, If; SchoItz, 1b: Nutta1l, ef; Graham, ef; Marlin.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-07-18
GONZALES MISSING

Mike Gonzales, shortstop of the Ponies, became Respondent after look ing up his seasons record, which showed 43 errors.| and vanished Sat urday, but according to a Springfield scribe who was at yesterdays game, Gonzales has not jumped the team. but is taking a vacation of a few days owing to a physical ailment. Brothers played at short and was the batting demon of the game poking out three clean SafetieS.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-07-18
TOOts COnnOrs
 Stars I'm Box

Factory League Results.
 R H E Husatonic 10 oo2 01-4 2 Gen Elec. 0 0 0 0 10 O-1 4 2 Batteries: Connor and Altusia; Vreeland and Mydock. A Shear 1 % 4 2 3 E13 16 5 H & E 2 1 3 0 O. 0 o. 2 10 3
 Batteries: Kuba, Gab1er and Bishop; zadoff. Geary and Euanden
 ''Toots' Connor, Housatonic pitcher, famed a dozen of the Electric bat ters.
 Kuba, Acmes' twirler, pulled the game out of the fire for the Shears after the HE club swing batted Gabler out of the box.
 Zetany starred at the bat for the Housatonics, getting 8 homer and two singles,
 Kuba also did the Babe Ruth" stunt. Mande11 Thompson, Bradley and Voithe also came through with three hits each.
 Beehm led the H-B batters with a double and two singles.
 Catcher Attusia caught a bang-up game for the Houatonics. accepting A of 15 chances,
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-07-18
STARS TO FRONT

The Tynn Stars defeated the White Eagle, tFs., by a scere of g te 4. Fhe Stars took the lead in the first stanza and were never headed.
 R. H. F. Stars se 6 e4 6 6 5-e z5 4 w. Eagle JF-
 6 0 6 e 6 6 e-4 8 Cole.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-07-18
ORIOLES FLY HIGH

The Orioles defeated the American A. A, by 8 score Of to 6. colgan famed twelve men and hit g. home run with two men on in the fifth inn ing. Carr's slow fielding nearly cost the Orioles the game.
 R.H. E, Orioles 3 se1 6 8 6-a 2 Am'e 6 6 6 6-6 6 -CeigaH and Kie1y;Wheat and Alden hFaaiS