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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-05-22
Social Happenings of the Week
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tanned were Mr.. and Mrs. Dale Nor
rison, Miss Julia Davis, Rose kahn
Hardy Solomon, Mr.. Henry Rinsland
Miss Helen Doman. Gordon Davidson.
Ruth Fisch. Louise Nolan. Mr.. and
Mrs. Sam Davis, Mr.. j. II. Johnston.
Errett Dunlap, Mr.. and Mrs. c. H.
Woodruff, Mabe Ruth Stong. Tillie
Frances Young. Maudie stacy, John
Redfield. Vivian McCulliam, Ernest Sta
cy, Blanche Fraley, Florence Wall. LI'
ther Atkins, Ed Bennett. Florene Fe,-
ker. Lucian Jones. Sallie Beth Freeman,
Clint Eddleman. Octavia Brand, Mrs,
Ritz. Miss Eleanor McPheeters. Joe
Thompson. Cornne Jones. Lyall
Strange, Gretchen Ccmegys, Herschell
Scivally, Halleye Lanford, Chester Cole.
Miss Ann Anderson. Mr.. Brenoeman,
Mary Rea. Lyndal Hudson, Herman
Brown. Thomas Chapman, Miss Alice
Black. Marguerite Warren, Hattie Bell
Wall Lamont Chaddick, Harold Banks,
Berta stephens. Eugene Simons, Vivian
Duston, Ray Howard. lsla Morton,
Charles Ringer, Josephine Fischl. Ell
mer Hathaway. Willie Hooks. Miss Ber-
nice Bow. Mr.. j. T. Rechtin, Cecil lrby.
Orean Archer, Pleas Stringer, Daphin
Easterwood Grace Dyer Miss Kenner-
~. Harold Skipworth, Sallie Morton,
Jess Hull.
The Rebekahs will hold their weekly
meeting at Odd Fellows hall Thursday
night. All members are urged to atteni
as election Of officers will be held
Meeting will be opened promptly at
o'clock.
The last meeting of the Third Ward
Mothers club for the year was held
! Thursday afternoon. The program was
given by students of the first grades
under the direction Of Mrs. Joe Berk-
shire and Miss Gladys Scivally. The
program consisted of songs. recita
tlons and plano solos.
All enjoyed the program by the litt.t
folk
A short business meeting folowe;
when a report of the years work wa
made. There has been a good attend
ance at all OF the meetings and splen
did work performed.
The club has raised over $500 thi'
year and closed the records with ovel
500 in the treasury.
Better than all OF the equipment ha.
been the fine spirit of helpfulness an,
the concerted action of all mothers t.
make the school the best for the chill
dren.
Mrs. Ray Poland the newly electe
president. presided and at the clos
spoke Of the work that has been so We
done by her predecessor, Mrs. II. +
Nichols. Mrs. Poland spoke of the hig
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-05-22

standard set for the cub and expressed
her desire that next years work ma,
he as strong.
The club very kindly expressed thei.
appreciation of the work of Miss julia
A.. Davis. supervising teacher. The
picture, Number, Please" was enjoyed
by all.
Imogene Whitlock daughter Of Mr.
and Mrs w. l.. Whitlcck, of iOS Thi't
avenue. northwest, celebrated her six n
birth lay Friday afternoon. An automo-
bile trip was taken to Wilmington Parh
where games were played. kodaking
was done and refreshments were serv-
ed The party was accompanied by
several ladies' who chaperoned it and
gave each guest a merry time. Among
the guests were Glen Roy Love. Will
mer Johnson, Eua Fay Smith, X. B.
Carpenter, Lemma Mae Mulkey, Dor
othy Allison. Dick and Mitchell Disney.
Dorothy Robinson, Bette and Chaun-
cey Lewis. Cecil Moon. Kheva and Neva
Moon Georgia May Lamberth, LaNerr
I.amberth, Kenneth Whitlock.
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Society Personals
Mr.. and Mrs. G. w. Bistline of Min
neapols. Kansas. who have been guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. o. II. Schneider for
several days. returned home Friday
Mrs. Bistlne is a sister of Mr.. Schnei-
der
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Mrs j. +. Byrd and son. Homer have
returned from a three weeks motor
trip through Texas. The distance off
1000 miles was traversed,
: . :
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter +. Lindsay have
gone on a brief trip to Oklahoma City.
!. i i
Mrs. Robert Il. Lee of Brownwood
Texas, is visiting her sister. Mrs. w
A. Winton. 3l3 Twelfth avenue north
west.
Mrs. n. w. McGill and daughter
Frances are visiting with friends IL
Grand Cane, La, They will return tn
early part of the week.
I. ! ::
Mrs. Beula Hightower has returne'
from Altus where she has been visit
ing for the past month. guest of Mr.
and Mrs, Elmer Harris. Mr.. Guy Har
ris, brother of Mrs. Hightower. spen
several days in Altus. and took tn
Shrine May IL.
:: :: +
Miss Wilma Lois Roberts is spendin!
the week END in Oklahoma City CUES
of Mr. and Mrs. George Schuler an
Mrs. Alma Reed.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-05-22
Accident or Suicides

Philadelphia. May 20.-A well dressed
man about 30 who registered at hotel
here yesterday as G.. K. Hoffman, Of
Chicago. either fell or jumped from Il
seventh floor window early today and
died half an hour later. His hands and
face, the police said. were scared with
a poison.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-05-22

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The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-03-07
Ru sPATS4.vl

Benny weafer, the boy. with the TINT. >wanop, who battles Steaoy Steadman tonight at the Columpla A. q smoker. is down in the DOCKS Ho meet Johnny Smith of New York at tbe Commonwealth A. C., Ma[ch Is. This fellow Smith has won thirteen straietht fights by the K U. route. His last victory being Fat bisiiop' ..the Michigan Bearcat in two caPtos-
 On the same card that Joe Hal IS 4o n nI1gle with George Proto m NeW Haven next Saturday night, Joe Cur- rie of New Haven meets Mlckey Travers. the "Wanoping Wop. in the closing number. Collie Plelnes, Ine Elm City favorite, is down to swap punches with Mickey Dance Tn the opener
 Three bouts de luxe will be ofereo by Matchmaker Jimmy Johnston at the Manhattan Casino on next Thurs- day night. They are as follows Kid Norfolk Nvs. Pinkey Lewis, coloreds heavvweight, in the main go; Battling Levinsky vs. Homer Smith of Chica- go and Jack Wolfe of Cleveland vs. Marty Collins.
 Jimmy Scales, the Worcester k.O. artist, sends word that he would like
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-03-07
Athletes h .JubiZdnt Mood
 Today Ouer Wins

the Swedish A. C. as third in line Time, 57 2-5..
 The first event of the evening that place was the twelve pound shot, Tryon, of Suffiield school, threw the weight A feet, 5 inches. Benson or the New Haven Harriers took second with distance of AIS feet. Neystronl of the Swedish A. .. won third place with 40 feet, 7 inches
 High Jump Tied, can 1"9Tg fT;st entry = in the A. H. H. Handi- inches with the handicap. Places were judged by the least l1andicap re- aetHed' eetysi Ham Harmon of Yale took first, iual AiSan Jun lump feet, Sig inches. InaI Jump feet, 1-2 inches. P. F. Brennan: third, St. Josephs, actual Jump . feet; 1-2 inches.
 ma isaoeIia Clark won the potato race. Gerald, third. All are students @ of B. Skane Runs Wild. ,nae'y rar. shanes captain of the Hilltops, we won n ; the he half mile A A. H. handicap oy at least half a lap. Lynch of Yale. third Time, 2:12 4-5
 The Red and Black captain not sa!1st1ed with one trophy won the .nlle A. A. H. handicap by a good dis tance. Skane never lost the lead he aIoRe aGoR Gn 9I the the second lap. This run
  ce1Ved in New Haven last week f smith Of Yale was second and Titus
 The Swedish A. c. won the e,,,, lay with the St Joes second and boYs' club in third place. Time. 1:47
 Henry of Co. 1 won the 40 ward state Guard run. Kalletti of co. took second place with Donley of Co th1rd in lime Time, 1:13 2-5.
 ihe Vets of Foreign Wars defeated me American Legion in their 500 yard relay. Time, 1:53
 B. H. s. Wins Relay. The local High school squad won the milo relay from Hartford and New Haven. Charles Ryder, who be- gan for B. H. s.. came in second. n few yards behind Hartford Nicl1ol- son, who ran second for B. H. S. took almost three-quarter Ian lead on fine othet two squads. Amsel and f Fitzgerald ran in tip top fashion ard 6ofe H6aiog9port won by 20 yards. The outclassed by Hartford and Rridra.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-03-07
Burkett, IT,,
 Is Given Ci Can

New York-Koward Burkett, in fielder. and Joe Dixon, catcher, have been released by the New York Ma tionals to the Indianapolis American Association team, adVices from the training camp at San Antonio today said.
 Manager McGraw is believed to be contemplating an infield arrangement that will make for able defense without the aid of Davy Bancroft, that he expects Bancroft to be fully recovered when the season opens.
 The New York Americans, with most of the regulars, including Hoyt in camp, were prepared to jump into Arenuous' training activities at Shreveport, La, today.
 Shortly after his arrival at Shreve- port, Ruth received a delegation of small boys and demonstrated for
 Training Camp Dust.
 Curtis Walzer rapped out homer for the Giants against San Antonio in the Sunday exercise.
 Gaston and Henline, McGraW's two backstop recruits from the American Association, are showing up fast.
 Another White Sox squad of play CTS is due to reach Kid Gleason Thursday, at Bogalusa-
 Larry Kopf, New Britain boy, and Cincinnati holdout, has announced his retirement, says a report from Pork opol;s.
 Roy Grimes batted at a 300 clip for the Giants against the Texans yesterday.
 The Phi1a- Athletics are still losing, getting a II to trimming from the Cards yesterday.
 Cozy Dolan has gained the Giant squad as an infield coach.
 "Cheer up'' says Ping Bodie. Il be out there hitting the apple same as always"
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-03-07
WEAVER SIGNS UP
 FOR GOTHAM BOUT

nothing better than a crack at Patsy Bogash or Seady Steadman. Scales, who is the possessor of a record of nine consecutive knockouts is a bat tier of the Nelson type, who always gives the fans a, run for their money. He is scheduled to box Chuck Cava- naugh at the Worcester Casino. March z.
 Tommy Gibbons, sensational west ern heavyweight and brother of Mike Gibbons, was matched yesterday to meet Al Reich in a ten round bout in Cleveland, March IT.
 Johnny Lisse, the Harlem feather weight. who was slated to box Char ley Pilkington in the main go at the Star Sporting club in New York, on March IA. fractured a bone in his right hand while boxing at a Knights of Columbus show few nights ago and his manag ger. Doc Bagley, has been forced to call off the bout.
 Battling Reddy. the classy Harlem featherweight .is certain that he will defeat Larry Began in their fifteen round match at the Broadway &. c. tonight. Reddy is also matched to box the best opponent obtainable for twelve rounds at Worcester, Mass. March 10,
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-03-07
By EDDIE SHUGRUE

Bridgeport High school athletes are a jubilant lot of fellows today as a result of their overwh elming sweep in the Armory games Saturday night:
 The Red and Black athletes scored g total of 23 points, Yale 12, Suf1eld g, New Haven Harriers and Swedish A. c. each, and St. Josephs one. Sixteen of the A cups were captured by the HiHtoppers.
 The meet was a great success and there were no disptes except the Hlgn cIared a dead heat between Lyons or HI. S. and Heap of Hartford.
 Otto Saur copped the 40 yard A. A; U. Handicap in five seconds Srih nat oasan1 ana also of B. H. S. T. D. Lyon Of Suf- field school took third place.
 Welsh of the Paddocks won the 4o yard novice in 1.5 is seconds; eoaosd n1sas Kas and Donbullin of the Bridgeport Trade school came in third.
 South Manchester won the Trade school relay by at least haif s lap' Danbury third, with Stamford finish ing last. Time, 1:47.
 The sso High school run was de- clared a dead heat between Lyons of H. $. and Heap of Hartford H. S. A special event between the two showed Heap the winner by a scant yard Fitzpatrick of B. H. $. LOOK third place. Time, 2:1s.
 Tke Grammar school relay was won by the Barnum team in 55 2-5 seconds Elias Howe took second place.
 Ray WheIan Stars.
 psv wheian. star freshman, who is point leader in basketball and also led the scoring on the gridiron, won the 44o yard novice in record tune. and req dily made the team In his first experience in running the youth won two cups. He came in second Tn T, the 40 yard novice Bassen Of co. C; Rridseportz State Guards, took second place. Hopkins of B. H. S. won third. Time, 1:6 1-5. , Harry Amsel, the Hill toppers' star one-uuarter miller, won the 40 A. A: H. Handicap. Howes of SuIhela 10 sohoal ,uaS secnnd with Johnson of
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-03-07
Local Marksnaen
 Post High Scores

The Bridgeport Rifle Club is now conducting a series of pistol and re- velver matches, at the local arnory, under the auspices of the United States Revolver Association. These matches are being shot each week in many shooting centers throughout the United States, Canada, Cuba and the Canal Zone. All> firing is at 20 yards on the Standard American Tar get and the rules permit any pistol or revolver and any ammunition. Each man fires five scores of five shots each and the five highest men each week constitute the team. At the end of the season, appropriate medals are awarded to the winning teams. Any one interested in this game is invited to get in touch with A. T. Palmer. There are 12 matches in the series, of
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-03-07
FIVE BROOKLYNS
 ASK PAY BOOST

. New Orleans-The Brooklyn bod gers start today to go after another gonfalon. "Your Uncle" Robbie hove into camp yesterday He was told Walter Keeley, Sam Post and J. Ralph Phelps were the rockies on deck and that Ole Olson, John MiljuS, Bernie Neis and Jack Sheehan repre- scented the vanguard of the regulars. Robie then went into a conference with Squire Fsbets to talk over the five hoIdo1rts he has on his hands. They are zack Wheat, Hi Meyers, Bur leigh Grimes, Sherry Smith and Wal ter Ruether.
 "Whadda, you know about that z! asked Robie of nobody in particular as he took the elevator to the boss's suite. Here we've won a. pennant and we've got a bunch of holdouts Those birds ought to get together.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-03-07
Ruth Strains Leg On
 Shreveport Ball Lot

Shreveport, La.-Babe Ruth has his right leg done up in tape He hurt it at Hot Springs sev- era1 days ago. and hasn't done much work on it since. He was out at the ball park and swing ing a bat at the home plate. Hav- ing no spiked shoes, he wore ten his shoes, and his foot slipped as he made a lunge at pitched ball. That is how he hurt the 1eg-strained iganrent or sprang a charley horse or some thing He doRsn't think it is much of an injury and expects to be out at practice in fun blast today if he can find a pair of spiked shoes. What with a lost fur coat and a hurt leg, it wasn't a lucky week for the RuthS.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-03-07
Hartford Five
 Play Here
By John POStOI.

The speedy Hartford Y. M. H. A. basketball quintet will be the oppon- entS of the Bridgeport Y. M. H. A basketeers next Sunday afternoon.
 The locals squared up an old griev- ance against the crack Williamsburg five yesterday afternoon when the Erooklynites were defeated 41 to 32 in a whirlwind finish by the locals. At the close of the first period the visi- tors were in the lead, 2S to 20.
 Kaplan and Bailey, the latter a Yale man. starred for the locals. Iebofsky of Williamsburg played a brilliant game, scoring total of "A points for his team.
 The 1ineupS:
 Y NJ H. A-Kaplan and Bailey, forwards; Gubursky. center; Fitelson and Mooney, guards.
 WiIlia amsburg-Le Lebofsky and Wei ner. forwards; Schwartz, center; Margolis, Kurzman and Schullman,
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-03-07
Leader of Middies
 Has Had Quick Rise

Annapolis, Md. - Edward P. Moore of Ringgold, Va, captain and No. of the Naval Academy varsity crew, has had the short est rowing experience of any of it's members. Moore, who has played guard on the football team for three seasons, took up rowing at the beginning of last year and performed the unusual feat of making the varsity in his first year, rowing in the later races on the Severn and in the series of contests which lead to the worlds championship in the Olympic contests at Antwerp.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-03-07
COLUMBIA A. C. BOUTS TONIGHT
 SWEEP FOR LOCAL SCHOOLBOYS
 RIFLEMEN POST HIGH SCORES
Hitting The Sport Trail
With Geo. E. Firstbrook

Brdgeports A proved which merits much praise and
  the top' in The large attendance at the interested prove stimulus to unbef or aInateur clubs together frldgeport should have trouble other cities of the State and 
 
 The overwhelming triumph feature of the as result of their splendid showing ing of unstnted school into a ~
 
 - - ~ - ~ N9 ei 7eiooi A'h-
  thrilling which followed trade of Iiebod "Shono" to the Hub the real dyedin might lot. ' The passing Ruth waIly .Scharg others protests than Hooper, or popular players Collins and Iiebold is Harry Hooper by long
 Al Shrubb, well of ford athletes A nglsh miller who won the 500 and 15o0 metre comes to America this
 According Shrubb a born campaigner faster America than did
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-03-07
50 Long To
 Ball Players

Fifty members of the Athletic A.
 one of the strongest sporting or ~ganizations in Bridgeport, tendered a farewell reception and dinner to two of their most popular members, Ed die Mullaney and Grant CasserIy. al inc Albany restaurant on Stratford avenue Saturday night. Mullaney and CasserIy left Bridgeport yesterday for Tennessee to play with the Chatta- nooga team in the southern Assocla- +io1, Several presentations were made inc bows on their leave-taklng. and a
 number of appropriate remarks ten
 dered the well wishes for the success of the players by their fr1enos-
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-03-07
Devon Quintet
 Easy Winner

Another victory was tabbed up by the Devon basketball quintet yester- day when the LeChateau combination took the ~Colonials into camp, 49 to 12. Lewis, O'Rourke and Chapman, starred for the Devons. The line ups:
 Devon A. C.-Lewis and O'Rourke, forwards; Chapman, center; McTaS- gart, Scollins, Harris and Allen, guards.
 ColoniaIs-O'Nei1I and Hamilton, Shea, center; Hussey and Hartnett, guards.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-03-07
ST. CHARLES FIVE
 ON WINNING END

The fast St. Charles defeated the Centrals by the score of 46 to 12. The features for the St. Charles was the clever skating of Marzik Sluts and Leaser. The feature for the Centrals was the skating of White. F7he St. Charles signed up two new players, Marzik and Sluts, former Blue Ribbon, Jr. men. The Saints accept the challenge of the Red Sox, Jrs. The game will be played at the City Gym, March 12 at o'clock. The lineup follows:
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-03-07
LLALLY HIGH GUN
 AT LARCHMONT

chmont-Returning a score or 9S Dallev won the high scratch prize
 over the traps of the Iarchnont Yacht club yesterday. There was a tie among three gunners for the h1sh handicap prize The shootoH was taken by A. w. Fitzgerald, who as well as scoring 2. leg on the March handicap prize won the Burton cup, a special trophy. J. H. Brown won the shoot-of for the high handicap cup of February.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-03-07
Al Roberts Is
 Fit For Fight

New York.-A1 Roberts, the Staten Island heavyweight, will wind up his training this afternoon for his bout with Gunboat Smith at the Com monwealth club on Wednesday night Roberts has been working under the care of Benny Leonard and the light weight champion has him at his best form. Leonard is conhA9nt that with real good handling Roberts will develop into one of our best heavieS-
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-03-07
Iiitular Cage
 Games Today

etban team of St. Joseph, Mo-, and Brooklyn College. Brooklyn, N. Y., were scheduled to open play in the National A. A. U. championship basketball tournam ent here today at o'clock. Two days will be required for the 32 teams entered~to play the preliminary round.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-03-07
Teddy Hubbs
 Wants ToBox

Teddy Hubbs, Pittsburgh light weight, who has been training at the. Columbia A. C., threatens to quit Br1ogeport, Claiming he is being handed the cold n1itt bv local fight smanagers. Hubbs is a fast boxer and has been in the game fourteen years. Tomorrow night he battles Willie WIm'bles in the Smoky City, and ef- tortS are being made to match him with George Chaney before a Boston club two or three weeks hence.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-03-07
Miss Stirling
 Is Confident

New YorI-Iiss A1exa Stirling of Atlanta, American and Canadian woman self champion, prepared here to sail for England where she will attempt to win the British champion ship.
 T reahze,' she said, that have a sizalble task before me but l am go ing to try my deadlevel best to bring back that title"
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-03-07
ROBINSON CHOSEN
 WESLEYAN PILOT

MiddIetown-A1ex P. Robin son of Glens Falls was elected cap tain of the Wesleyan basketball team for next season at the close of the Amherst game Saturday.
 Robinson is junior and has been on the varsity squad for two years. This season he was the varsity for ward and won distinction at throwing goals from fouls. He is a member of the Psi UpSi1on fraternity
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-03-07
Paddocks To
 Front Again

The Paddocks added anotheTWln .n +o their long string of basketball vic tories yesterday by deteaIng tn . xne s.S,,ce of Shea and Roach was on tbe tbe i'i;rae Spectacular order. The lineups:
 pad5ocks-McMilla and Bentz, forwards; Welch, center; Shea ana Roach, guards.
 forvarfIs: Farrell, center; Cretella and and Corrana, guards.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-03-07
TO ROLL
 ELECTRICAL FIVE

The Veterans of Foreign Wars bowling team will have as their op- ponents this Wednesday evening, the strong Electricians union team Last week the Vets. beat the Rowland team two out of three games, losing the first game by one pin
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-03-07

Rickard had all plans made for Curtin to substitute of mem in
  he S a O  Connen on bouts
  of
   hiss
  
  in mean for tViHs EIsNT
   of be Fenway A n n
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-03-07
JERSEY RIFLE SHOT
 PINEHURST WINNER

Pinehurst, N. C.-Three. contestants in the rife shooting tourney for women held at the Pinehurst Gun club scored targets of over 140 points out of a possible 150. The first prize went to, Mrs. Charles E. Arnott Of East Orange for a winning target of 146 points and the second prize to Mrs. Sadie E. Mobiles of Rochester, N F.. who scored i4e. Mrs. Anne Cox1ett ak C1eEa5AnA NsaR-aAa
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-03-07
Buck Lai Is
 Back In Fold

With Buck Lai deciding to play ball again this season Manager Gene McCann will have pair of third basemen, with Mclaughlin. McConn Saturday received the signed contract of Lai.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-03-07
V M. c. A. FENCERs
 IN NEW YORK MEET

Robert Grasson and Donald Wald- haus Y M c. A. swordsmen. will compete in the three-weapons tour nanent tonight in the New York A c.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-03-07

Vincent Richards. junior national and singles tennis champion, elirnt- mated Herbert L. Bowman yesterday in the New York tournament
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-03-07

Steady dma and Benny Weafer will review in ound al Columbia c. smoker With Monday night is he NoryyaI
 has in A. nnberng A. igh As
 
 the which also
  Bridgeport favorites Chic nd Enne nd Freddie will oficiate referee
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-03-07
SIXTEEN ROUNDS
 OF BOXING ON
 COLUMBIA CARD
Weafer and steadman On Edge for Their En- counter In Stellar Number-Freddie
 Bosse Chosen As Referee

By GEORGE E. FTRSTBROOK.
  COLUMBIA A. c. BOXING CARD. Steady SteaGI.1an vS. Benny Weafer. Leo Johnson Young Imby. Chic Ashley yvs. Eddie Emerson. Young Costello vS. Jackie Brown.