The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-10-17

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 Charley Brickley (of Harvard fame}f will bring his all-star collegiate foot ball team here next Sunday to op- pose the Bridgeport Maroons. It will be one of the biggest attractions ofa thet season, with the famous Bricl11ey ill the lineup. Tickets will be placed on sale, Thursday, at Connie Lewis bowling academy.
 Locals Tame Mohawks.
 That Manager Jack sKearney of the Bridgeport football eleven, has un- aggregations that ever represented the Park City on the gridiron was denonstratcd yesterday afternoon at eleven handed the Nferiden Mohawks 31 to trouncing.
 Coach King" Brady, who by the way, is a denizen of Texas and comes all the way up here. in the fall to play with the locals, played at quar- | terback yesterday and ran the team 1 in excellent style.
 The King scoreds goal from the | 25 yard stripe in the second quarter. l He kicked all the goals after touch downs successfully, besides laying a whale of game at the pivotal posi- tions.
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 It was a rather warm afternoon for the grid game, but the players did not seem very lazy. .
 In F'orst, Moshier, Bakos and | Grunwald, Bridgeport has one of the | greatest backhelds in the East. Those | boys certainly can tear that line for gains. They can always find the | holes.
 It was always Forst, Moshier. Ba- kas or Grunwald who had the p1gskin and each one always gained. BaIxos and Moshier Star. | The premier touchdown of the fray was garnered after Al Bakos ran the ball for 25 yards. followed by ten l yard gains by each Bakos and Mo- shier, which put the oval on the twos yard line, and Bakos shot through | tackle over the goal stripe.
 The second touchdown was made in the second session when Harry Grunwald recovered a tumble behind the goal. 2
 Fudge" Pjura. one of the veterans | of the local gridirons, kicked a won derful game for the Maroons yester-s day.
 After the second touchdown, Pjura kicked off to the Mohawkss. who lost; the ball on downs. Al Bakos and Calhoun both tore Is yard gains which brought the pigskin on the oppon- ent's 25 yard stripe, and from this Score, Bridgeport IT, Mohawks 0.
 After the end of the first half the fans were treated to some fine sing ing by a half dozen Mohawk rooters l who seemed to be instllled with some. | of that home brew. The boys were given a big hand after their perform | ance.
 The third canto opened when Pjura | kicked off to the Mohawks. The punt of 40 yards which Bakos nicely caught but was dropped in his tracks. Activities were delayed few min I utes in this frame on account of a Mohawk man being out:
 ~ Visitors Score in Third.
 The Meriden combination scored it's lone touchdown of\the contest in the five yards when Forst interferred with a pass being executed by the vis- itors which brought the ball on the through tackle for nine yards. plac- ing the pigskin on the half yard line. FuIlback Kroeber pushed it over the goal line.
 Two, five and two yard gains by | Rakos, FoTst and Bullet George Mo shier respectively resulted in the third
  | The final touchdown of the game was made by the locals after Bakos carried the ball 25 yards, followed by q forward pass via Bakos to Brady which netted 10 yards, and two suc- cessive three yard gains by Forst. fnal score, Bridgeport 31, Mohawks [.
 Here's how the teams lined up:+ T3rid ccport Mo1aWkS
 Left End
 'e""iS Left Taciie Mullins E>. Oi9Sii iS-Sr>s Left Guard Mays cassidy A' 'ii Right Guard
 Ii u"' Right Tackle
 'D' '' Right End i Callahan :. = Greclo
 Right Halfbacl
 "oS"-sF Left Haifback >' bakos ,'- = i,,,;1,>
 Score by periods:
 Bridgeport >,.>>,, ' 10 14-s1 NehaThs seaTihg Bridseport fouehdewnz, Owns Bakos. Grunwaid Moshier. F'orst, touchdowns c. C.kroeber, Goal from touchdown. F>roebel. |
 Referee. Captain Courtley. of Lafayette; Umpire. Eddie Hart; Headlinesran. Joe Waters Time of periods, 12 minutes each.