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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-12-29

"Jak dlouho, 6, jak dlouho
budu moci zachovati svaj slib? !?
Jak dlouho budu moci prihlize-|
ii tomuto jejlmu utrpeni, tomu-
to jejimu pozvolnemu zmirani'
nevyrvati il, nestrhnouti ji
ma sebe necht 81 pax ma
sledky jsou jakekoliv, zjedna-
ii il pokoj, kid a lasku cest,
anoi cest, tfeba by to cely svet
nazyval zneuctenim? Myslel
jsem snad to same, kdyz jsem
il prisliboval, re il nikdy me-
zklamu? Kdyby omen zbabe-
lee, jehoz pouto il vaze, dite
il wal, srdce jeji zaslapal a
dust usmrtil, zklamal bych il,
stal bych Sc nevernym zavazku
|svemu, kdybych il ucinil svou,
poskytnul il ochranu a vubec
vse krone jmena manzelky?
Nezklamal, neopustil bych j
snad vice, kdybych Sc cd nj
stranou odvratil? Co muze
pro nj laska uGiniti, paklize
Valence neni peel me svefe-
ma = paklize nemam prava il
hajiti?
CT snad vse to Jest pouhe "a
ludnictvi? Neprisahal isem,
re il budu podporou v pripade
potfeby, - podporou zeny TAX
obklicene pokuSenim, re "a
Ichvatu silenstvi muze prohla-
siti slova, jichz pozdeji cista je.
Iii duse by Sc musela desiti?
Muz ranami pokryty musl ze
mriti zatim CO verne stoji pr
SVEN praporu, pri sve cti dc
posledniho okamziku. A jej
cest jest cti mou a ma cti jeji.
| A tax bojovan zapas dale
zapas mezi nejvySSim dobren
a mezi sestupem k nizkosti hri
Ichu - hfichu, jenz TAX desi
| Slechetnou stranku muzoVy po
vahy, ze sestup ten Sc mu zda
| byti jedinym krokem.
Ale krok ten musela by min
uciniti zena, jiz miluje = a OF
by nikdy nemohl zapomenout
re vlastni jeho ruka il svedl,
-idolu k nemu. A stejn6 dobr'
Ivedel, re vSechna jeho neko
: necna laska nikdy by j nena
vratila ami takovy kid, jaky ny
: mi mela.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-12-29
LIDU CESkOSLOVANSkEMJ
v AMERICE!

Ces. slov. Narodni Sdrr zeni
kcnalo svui Sized We dnech 26.
a 27. hstopadu Chicagu "a
ucasti zastupcu nasich nejvet-
sich oreanisaci svobodomysl-
nych muzG izen, mezi nimiz !
naSe' Sok. Obec byla zastoupe-
ma bratrem starostou Plackem
a zupa starostou DR.. Muelle-
rem. Celia naSe vefejnOst pfi-
roZen6 upirala sVul zajem Ma
tento Sized telesa narodniho,
jez tax dulezitou roll hralo V
naSem odboji zahranicnim ga
ceskOslOVenskou samostatnost
iehoz uspechy a zasluhy bu-
aovane ma obetayosti beZpri-
klada6 ma vrouci lasce lidu
ceskosloven. Americe budou
iedenkrate Y d6iinach ces. SLOW.
cdboie 30 Aasluze odm6n6ny.
Eel, re ami toto Velike naSe ma
rodni sdruzeni, majici ia Sc
bou vJsledky ohromne prace,
nebylo uSetfeno dobou povalet
nou, kdy moralka poklesla,
nadSeni utuchlo a kde kdo
ienz neimene prispel te dobt
neivetSi zkouSky opravdovehc
narodniho zaniceni, priSel kri-
tisovat q pokalet blatem po-
nluvy podezfiyani, co nan
drahym bylo, a tax udusit 20.
sledni jiskru duVery naseho Ii
du. jest iiSto, re mnohe SnaC
mohlo byti jinak, pfi dobrt
vuli snad lepSi. ze jednotliv
q mnozi nebyli prave ma sven
mist6, ale to nijak neomlouv;
vSechny ty kfiklouny a oprava
re Y jich podvratnem die q
ocistu, je2 naopak zanesla to
lik kalu do naseho narodnih
zivota zanechala hluboke ~
ny srdcich uprimnych a ODE
tayVch nadSencu 4 pracoVnik
c. n. Sdruzeni. Il pocatk
hritisovalo sc kaceroyal
snad sem tam j pravem, ale pc
zIeii Smahem bilo Sc do YsehC
kritisovalo a podrAyalo, ami
kdo uyazoyal 0 podstatnosti
opraynenosti podobneho iedn;
nj V zajmu napraVy, nadaV;
kde kdo - zkratka stale Sc
znakem mody - heslem dnr
5ka.
A pfoto y1zne organisac
uarodni obraly 81 ia ukol V.
ve5ti lid mas tohoto mrayu
10 bahna a poyznesti driv ia
za5luznou instituci G. n. Sdr
zeni opet ma cestne misto, kt
dob6 politickeho odboje n
seho stala lako maJak 70
bourenem mori, sVitic nam j
ccstu, kterou ma iiti uyedom
II lid ceskoslovensky, ably tt
ce dobytou svobodu dovedl
choYati neporuSenou i pro p
sti nase pokolenl!
Sized Ces. Mar. Sdruze
splAil. dlk.roz> a4n9sti poe
vcsti sucastnenych 1astup'
vsechny temef pozadavky z
rtoupenych organigaci mare
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-12-29
tax zustat nemohou a konku,

tax zustat nemohou a konku-
renee Sc tlaci re vSech stran.
Nine sc zde libi a pravdepo-
dobno Sc usadim Y Podebra-
dech, kdez 81 chci vystavet vii
ku lazehske ulici a pockat
nejaky cas- S obchodem, az Sc
.ceny ustali. Koncim sc srdec-
nym pozdravem na Vas i Vas
rcdinu . pref Van vesele "a
no>e . st'astng d vesely noyJ
rck. Vas pfitel
Fra nix Konvvka,
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-12-29
KAPITOLA %.

Enrol povedel Valencrl nyni
o minulosti vse co mu bylo Una
mo - zminiv Sc pri tom Jen ol
pouhe skutecnosti, re sir Lester
musi miti v6domost paplrech,
ma nichz on budoval \vetchou
nadeji V dokazani svych pray.
Giles, pravil, "stale jenI
myslici ma to, re musi neco ma
lett, vzbudil We mne domnen-
ku, ovsem dosti nespolehlivou,
ze papirech techto neceho
vedel; on vstoupil do komnaty
V den, V ktervz isem pfisel na
Kings Rest snad slysel pro-
nesti to slovo. Sir Lester po-f
prel, re by vubec kdy nejakych
papir1 byl obdrzel. Tomu ne
v6rim, myslim ale, ze je znitii
aneb re jich chtel zniciti a re
mu tom bylo Zabraneno.
"V ten den odvracel jsem Sc
od dveri Kings Restu beZpo-
mocny, a zoufaly. Nevim kdy
V mysi me prvne vznikla my
slenka, re vezmu-li zlato pre-
de. mnou lezici, beru jen co
mne nalezi - bylo to nepo-
chybne pouhe zaludnictvi a
pfece jsem k n6mu mel pravo.
MySlenka ia mne vsak tax sill
ne ovladla, re jsem uposlechl
jejiho popudu. Kazdy Okla
MIX toho dne utkvel mysli
me - pamatuji Sc jak isem ci-
nil plany, jak jsem pocital ma
to, re uniknu a pomoci tohoto
zlata mne nalezejiciho ku bo-
hatstvi 81 dopomohu. Mel isem
ma mysli vzdy jen tento fedi-
Iny ell; nikdy jsem Sc no nespu
still a myslifn, re bych Sc by
| dopustil v6tSiho hfichu nez by
ten, abych mozno-li Sc dopa-
trail d6kazu otcova snatku. =
| Dosud bylo to marno: vsechna
stopa dukazu ida Sc byti ztra
cena, ia vSak nemohu uveriti
ze vSechno me snazeni ma byt
lzmafeno muslin Sc pridrzo'
vati slabe te nadeje, re drive
neb pozdeji prece jen papiry
,pro mne tax dulezite naleZnu
IVzdyt' prece tam nahore mus
'tbEti nejake spravedlnosti."
; "A epaklize," pravila Valen
: Gle a celia sc zachvela, "pakli
re papiry ty nekdy budou ma
lezeny, Wy, o Errole, Wy Zali
: ste usetrite jneno ditka meht
- nepripustite, aby nekdy ce
ly svet opovrzenim ma no hi
meho ukazoval? Jiz k vuii =
mne -
MA draha Valencie, co bu
de V moci me, aby vefejne zne
ucteni bylo odvraceno ra,
uGinim vSe vam k vlli pro jme
no, jez Jest nyni vasim. Mob
10 by Sc mysliti, re papiry nj
kdy nepriSly do rukou sira LIE
stera, nybrz nekde zGstaly "a
lozeny. Ostatne vSak tfeb
nKdy nedospeii tax daleko, q
Ibych nekomu ranu zasaditi 9
neb lei rany usetriti mohl. w
hledaval isem 'seznameni Sc s
: sirem Lesterem, uemil jsem
mu pritelem: den co den mi
sim sc obrnovati, abych moi
!. zachovati skrabosku pratelst'
:, k vuli slaboucke nadeji, q
: snad naleznu neco Ma King
. Restu. Mate mi to "a zle, V;
lencie ?"
= me - ne - nikdy - odv,
" tia ona pevn6. "Jest to vas
prayo a pravdu mate, Wy Sc n
smite vzdavati prava onoho
= : kdyby jste mel We zkazu uvl
y. nouti vsechny ty, jez miluj
IN to-
"Jste state6nou a vzneSeno
muj drahousku." pravil Err
:" vazn6. "Buh vi, &c bych Sc
m tax Zustat nemohou a konk
tu renee Sc tlaci re vsech stran.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-12-29
\ Ma otcovskem statku. x x
Roman anRlckeho.
Roman z an0lickaho.

tax mohl uclnltl. A nynl pro-
sim pamatujte toho, re slovem
nj pohledem neb pokynem ne
smite vyzraditi, re jsem totoz-I
nym mladikem, jenz pred le-
ty cinil naroky ma Kings Rest.
Oslovujte mne ma dale jmenem
pod kterymz mne znate - my
slete IA mne vzdy jako ma Ev-
zena = abyste v nestrezenem
okamziku snad nepronesla jme
Ma, kterez by mne prozradilo.
Vim, re mohu duverovati va
sim rtum tax dobre jako vases.
mu srdci. JeSte jednu vec a.
iak musime Sc vratit domu, ne
bot Sc pripozdiva a Wy jste W.
silena V ukolu, kteryz jsem 81
vytknul, nebudu vas zadati o
zadnou pomoc, ami il cd vas ne
budu ecekavati - tom ohle-
du jste zcela svobodna. Rozu-
mela jste mi?"
"Ano, Evzenew
TAX a nynf odlozime vse to
stranou, ma nejdrazsi, dojmy
dnesni vas pfemohly," pravil
Errol S nejvetsi laskavosti. Po-
Ivstal a podal il svou ruku a
mlada zena Sc zvedla i pohle-
dla nan Sc mdlym usmevem..
"Jest to vsechno tax pOdiv-
ne" pravila. "Nemohu to
pochopiti. Errol Caerlyonl =
Ze jste zahalen nejake ta-
iemstvi dobre jsem vedela =
byla isem vSak volna cekati az
byste je chtel sam vyjeviti. Ale
toto ="
"A ia litujf nyni, re jsem
vam to vyjevil - pusobi vam
to jen dodatecny bol; nebylo
vSak jineho vyhnuti," pravil
Enrol. "Bylc byste Sc drive a
neb pozdeji 2 podivnych reel
stareho elisa neceho domysli-
la a mn6 pripadalo jako IRA
dou miti pred vami nejake ta-
1 jemstvi."
"Bol = neco vice bolu -
co na tom zalezeno?' odtusila
| Vaiencie $ trpkosti. "Jsem ra-
Ida tomu, BE vas znam co Erro-
la Caerlyona. Jsem rada to-
mu, re jste a budete panem ia
Kings Restu! Budu Sc RADIO
vati vaSi radosti. Bude pal
pro mne radosti pouze We vas!
Enrol Sc zachV6l a sevTe
'rty. Jak prazdnou bude jehC
radost, nebude-li ona moci j
sdileti = jak liche to viteZstvi
jez il priprayovalo o bezuhon
ne jmeno!
Po celou ceStu ma King
Rest rozhovoru uzkostlive S
) lvyhybal vsemu tomu Gem do
sud byli mluvili. Vypravel
o svych cestach a vsem jinem
ale slovem vice Sc netknul ma
rokn svych ma Kings Rest.
Valencie rychle pochopil
jeho pohnutku a byla mu IN
decne povdecnou "a jeho jem
nocit
Errol Sc nj rozloucil n
ehodb6 vedouci do iejich kC
mnat; stisknul il ruku a pose
ptal: IS bohem, muj drahol
!, skup'
:; Ami jemu ami il nebylo VISA
: dosud doprano chvile, kde b
mohli odloziti sebevladu. :
Necht' Sc Stane cokoliv, mech
sebe prudsi boufe rozvlnila n;
81 dust, necht jsme podstol
pill sebe zuriv6jSi boje a V mic
zvitezili neb podlehli, prec je
musime zachovavati zvyku c
!, fvilisovaneho sveta. Musin
stolovati, musime setkati Sc
e. a..
ipfately a rozmlouvati mimi
poiitice, umeni a kdoz vi 0 &c
:, jinem, musime takrka YES
:, dvoji zivot, az konecne Sc
- ctneme o samote a mlizeem
u volniti pfemozenym svym !
lam; a ami pax nesmlme zee
o. fpopustiti uzdu, nebot' zral
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-09-10
SPORT SNAPSHOTS

HAMLINE, Minn., Sept. 1O.-Frank Jackson of Kellerton, Iowa, worlds horseshoe pitching champion won the national horse shoe pitching tourna- ment by winning in the finals at the Minnesota fair here. He went through a field of 62 entries. Jack son, in winning the championship took fifteen games. He threw 291 ringers and no double ringers.
 HARTFORD-Natal the Great, driven by Walter Cox, Mary O'Connor and Marion Toddington, were the winners in the Grand Circuit racing
 at the State Fair.
 FOREST HILIS.-Jol1n Whitebeck, Vale interscholastic champion, was the winner of the Long Island tennis championship, defeating Harry Pick els, Flushing High star, 3-6, 6-2, 6-3, | 6-4.
 ROCKAWAY BEACH-Teddy Sefd- man was awarded the decision over | Al Ketchell, former Bridgeport boxer,
 in their 10-round bout. PRESQUE ISLE, ME.-Margaret Dillon was the winner over John R. Braden and Directum J. in three straight heats in the $3,O0O trottlns match.
 NEW YORK.-Stubby Kruger and Walter Eberhardt clash in 1oo- wards swim match today at Brlgh- ton.
 PHHADELPHIA.- 900 is the estimated gate that the Lew render Sailor Friedman bout will draw on | Monday night.
 l HARTFORD. The Conn. State Fair Asso. will probe the match race l between Peter Manning and Single 1 G. last Wednesday, which resulted IT
 a fizzle-
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-09-10
S5O,O0O FUTURITY
 HAS CLASSY FIELD

New York, Sept. 1o-Twenty-fo11r horses, which equals the biggest field in the long and brilliant history of the Futurity, have been named for for two-year-oIds at Belmont Park this afternoon.
 The race, at six furlongs over the straight course. has a guaranteed value of $50, 900, but it is safe to say that its gross value will be nearer the $50,000 mark
 The entries and weights follow:
 Column, 127; Toii. 122; Whiska- way 122; Bunting, 117; Cherry Tree, 1l9; Rocket, 117; Sedge, 122; Surf Rider, 122; Harridan, IA; Lord Bal timore. 122; Roulette, 119; My Play, 117; Prelude, IA; Deadlock, 119; santa Clara. 11S; Swoop By, 122; Rib Grass, 1l9; My Reverie. 122; Firm Friend, 119; Gallantman, 117; Sun reigh, IF; Chesterbrook. 117; Bud Fisher, 117; Dream of Allah, 116
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-09-10
Baker and Dewey
 in Diamond Scrap

Howie Baker, generally smiling and good natured, created a big fuss when he attempted to at tack Umpire Lou Dewey, when the latter called him out at sec ond base, on Joe Smiths throw to Kingdom.
 Baker lost his temper, gave Dewey a push and aimed a punch at the arbiter, but it missed, It also looked as if he tried to get at Tommy Ray, when the latter eSsayed to fill the role of peace maker. In the excitement a brother of Dewey Ieaped out of the bleacherS on the field to take a hand in the fracaS.
 Howie staged an anger spec- 1alty act when ordered off the field. He refused to make his exit and the umps called for a cop. The bluecoat and Waily Hammond succeeded in inducing Baker to leave amid the booes of the crowd
 However, it all ended happily, Baker apologizing to Dewey, thereby escaping fine and pos- Sible suspension.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-09-10
S5OO IN TROPHIES
 FOR TRkPSH00TERS

Tronhies valued at $500 will be shot at at the Connecticut Trapshoot- ing Tournament to be held Saturday next at the Island Brook traps or the Seaside Gun Club. The pig event oii wards line. It is expected that more than 100 crack shots from New Eng land and the New York district VII VII comnete The Seaside club Will . erair compete in the club shoot Tn SThich thev won the trophy from Hartford last season. On the local team will be Sivers, Vanstone, GlarE- soI, Truesdale, Lyon and Iank- SIoo+51e is to start at S:3O a. m- T,uncheon will be furnished the shoot a-s and visitors by the Ladies Gullo of Christ Church, Strattord-
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-09-10
GAME PLAYED IN
 1 HOUR, p MINUTES

The ball games besween Bridgeport and Pittsheld were played in re- markedly fast time yesterday con- siderins scraps. accidents. loose and brilliant fielding and the heavy hit ting, which generally develop into long drawn out contests. The first game went through in 1 hour and 22 minutes and the second game in 1 hour and SS minutes. The former was the quickest played at Newfield Park this season. There were several games. however, that were posted in 1:25 time.
 The shortest nine-inning fray in the history of the local park was staged a few days ago, an exhibition between Bridgeport and the New York Americans, the time being 5S minutes. The latter is one of the shortest ball games on record.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-09-10
CONNIE LEWIS STAR FOOTBALL
 TEAM PICKED

Indications today point to Bridge port being represented Tn the pro posed Connecticut State Football league with Connie Lewis as the lead ing light and the games to be played at Newfield Park. meeting is to be held tonight at Hotel Taft, New Haven, for the purpose of floating the organization.
 Connie Lewis stated this morning that the situation is still a bit uncer- tain, but that he is confident the nIans will materialize. In that event Bridgeport will have one of the strongest e1evens in the State.
 According to present plans there will be five other elevens the Wash ineton Glees and Williams represent ing the Elm City, Waterbury, Hart ford and New Britain. The following is the tentative lineup of the Bridge port club:
 Left end, Brady.
 Left guard, Malone
 Left tackle, Hunt
 Center, Puzia-
 Right guard, Keenan,
 Right tackle, Nol-
 Quarterback, Clyde Waters. Left halfback, Bakos. Right fa1fback, Mosh1er.
 Fullback, Frost.
 IJtility, Greenwald, Quinn ana Baker
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-09-10
RECORD CROWD SEE
 CITY TENNIS PLAY

A record breaking attendance was on hand today when competition in the city tennis championship being contested on the courts of the Brook lawn Country club, was continued. The program follows:
 Mems Singles 2:s0 p. n- John Wheeler, Jr. vs. J. c. King; G. Macy Wheeler vs. T. w Gruman; L. K Larson vs. David S. Day.
 p. m. R. W. Hall vs. c. A. Bald win
 Ladies Doubles =. D. m. Mrs. H. E. Kelly and Mrs. J. B. Skinner vs. Mrs. Myrtle Bowers and Mrs J. storrs.
 p. m. Misses c. Chapman and A. Chapman vs. Mrs. Walter Wheeler and Mrs. Louis Snyder
 The winners of the first match will play Miss Elsie Wheeler and Miss Mabel Sherwood as soon as possible
 Mems Doubles
 4:3o p. n- Haw1ey and King vs' Larson and Seabridge; Buckingham and Hall vs. Gruman and Brown.
 Results Yesterday
 Following were the results yester- john Wheeler defeated F. B. flaw ley 6-3. 6-2; David S. Day defeated Larson ard seabridge defeated Neith- ercut and Wheeler 6-3: co; G. Macy Wheeler and John Wheeler. Jr. defeated Perry Barney 6-2. 6-1; Buckingham and Hall defeated Lacy and Brown defeated Haight and Dud- dy 6-4. 2-6, 7-5.
 In the ladies' doubles R. c. McNei and Mrs. Richardson defeated Heller Wheeler and Beatrice Smiths 6-3 6-2; Misses c. Chapman and A Chapman defeated Miss C. Blight an6 Miss Ethel Gerrish 6-1. 5-2; Mrs Walter Wheeler and Miss Snyder de feated Miss Louise Haviland and Su-
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-09-10
Pennnnt WH F7y In PttsfieLd I 1922 Opinion Of Fans
Big Leaguers osa Final Lap
 SusDense OUer! Ruth s 54th

Harris of Washington, by stealing one base has brought his record for the season to 26 thefts. Other lead ing batters:
 Tobin, St. Louis, .361; Jacobson, St. Louis. S44; Veach; Detroit, :S4S; F. Louis. .341: Strunk Chicago, .340.
 In the National.
 Rogers Hornsby. the St. Louis star, who last year led the National League in batting with an average of .370 for the year, promised to repeat this season. He is the only regular in the league hitting above the 400 mark, his latest average showing him trav- cling at a .4O6 clip.
 George Cutshaw, the veteran sec ond sacker of the Pirates, is Horns by's closest rival with an average of .350, while Walton Cruise of Boston is two points behind the Pittsburgh star with an average of .34S. Jack Fournier, another Cardinal has tied Ed Roush of Cincinnati, who topped the National League batters in 1917 and 1919. They are hitting .347.
 Hornsby is safely out in front in total bases, his 210 hits giving him a total of .33 bases. His hits include 20 homers, the latter being just two who is leading with 22. Frank Frisch of the Giants added four bases to his string of stolen bases and is showing the way to the base stealers with 47 thefts. | Other elading batters:
 MeHenry. St, Louis, .s44; Mann .s3s; E. Smith. New York. s3o; Meusel, New York. .329; c. Will iams Philadelphia, BPS; Johnston Brooklyn, .S24 Griffith, Brooklyn ] .324; Bigfbee, Pittsburgh, 1922.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-09-10
HITTING THE SPORT TRAIL
With Geo. E. Fiirstbrook

BartffeId is printed today. We notice the names of Greb, Leon ard, Britton and Wilson mention ed-but LOOey BogaSh was Over- looked.
 'HaP' Cutbill, the Norwalk athlete, is to begin his seasons campaign in the coming Toronto exhibition games along with Jake Driscon, Billy Hayes, Tommy Connolly and others. Cutbill was highly successful in his last sea. son and local admirers are expecting him to repeat.
 No one hardly expected Boston college to develop a champion ship football team this time last season, so why isn't it reasonable to presume that Coach Cavan- augh can develop another hay maker, especially from the brand of coaching he has been turning out for the past number of years. Billy QUeal, Yale's long distance running trainer, expects Douglas, who won the two-nnile run in the Oxford Cambridge and Ya1e-Harvard, to win the interscholastic cross country hon. or in Van Cortlandt Park, New York, this fall
 No wonder Tex Riclxard is SQueaiin@ over the WiISOn-Doyy- new bout considering the, gate re- aeiDtS of the Jersey City farce
 it looks as if Tex lost a big slice of his winnings on the DelnDSey-
 Carpenter battle.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-09-10
N. E. BIKE RACING
 MEET HERE SEPT. 24

The New England cycle racing championships the winners of which will qualify for the national cham pions to be held tn Washington will be staged at Seaside park, Sept. 24-
 The meet will be put on the boards by the Bridgeport Bicycle Dealers As sociation and the Board of Recrea- tion All local riders and those from other Nutmeg towns and cities desir- ing to compete are asked to send in their entries promptly to the Bridge port Bicycle Dealers Association, Care Holland & Bush.
 There will be four races on the card-one-half mile and mile sprints, and three and five mile unpaced trials.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-09-10
HARTFORD HERE IN
 FAREWELL TOMORROW

The Hartford Senators with Chet Thomas in command will make their final appearance of the season at NewfieId Park tomorrow afternoon in douFble-header with the Brown Derbies, the first game being billed to Aart at o'clock. "Kewpie' Pen ntngton, if not worked against the McCann outfit in Hartford today, will probably be seen on the mound for the visitors. Gene McCann may decide to give Charley Yale. Meriden boy, a tryout in one of the games gainst the Senators. Yale has been doing some great stunts in the box for New Milford this season, having beaten some of the strongest inde- pendent teams that opposed the sub urbaniteS
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-09-10
Hey, Bo, Ever See
 | Anything Like This?

Snreshing out of the ordinary was witnessed by the 5000 spec tators at the Bridgeport-Pittsfield doubleheader yesterday-anothe Eastern League record" per- haps.
 In the third inning of the sec ond game after Gene Martin perched on second after ripping off a double, time was called, and Gene was beheId Sprinting across the diamond to the Bridgeport dugout.
 In tearing around the base lines Martin ripped off plate of one of his shoes. Gene was obliged to hoist the s. O. $. sig nal and Umpire Lou Dewey re- sponded. Martin borrowed a shoe from one of his teammates and, after the readjustment of footwear, the game was resumed after several minutes delay.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-09-10
NEW YORK TENNIS
 STARS SETTING PAGE

Philadelphia, Sept 10 - Feature matches today, the second of the fortieth annual lawn tennis singles tournament for the United States championship, brought together Wat son M- Washburn of New York a Davis cup member. and Wallace F. Johnson of Philadelphia, the chop stroke wizard; Senzo Schmidzu of Japan, and Marshall Allen of Seattle; A W. Jones, Providence, R. L, and Frank T. Anderson, New York; Vim cent Richards. the 1s-year ex- pert from Yonkers, N. Y., and Walter T. HaYes Chicago and Clarence V. Todd, Australia and Willis E. Davis, San Francisco.
 When play began the New York district led with Is men still in the tournament. Philadelphia came next with II, while San Francisco had four, Baltimore three, and Chicago, Seattle, Boston and Providence each two. Australia has three entrants. England two, and Japan one All other foreign players were eliminated yesterday.
 The matches were again scheduled to begin at noon.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-09-10
Soldier BartfieId
 After Big Game

Dan McKetrick is heard from bv letters in the form of a sweeping def in behalf of Soldier Bartf1eld who has been resting up since his memorable knockout at the hands of Louis Bogash ketrick:
 Bartfeld will fight Benny Leonard at l42 pounds for $5,000 a side, any number of rounds to a decision. Will fight Jack Britton at 147 Bounds for the championship, S5,0O0 a side, any number of rounds winner to take all.
 Will fight Johnny Wilson at 16o pounds for the championship, any number of rounds, any side stake, any conditions.
 VIII fight Harry Greb at 165 pounds. Greb to name sida stakes and conditions.