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The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1921-05-26
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The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1921-05-26

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The McCarthy weekly news., 1921-07-16
Mccarthy Greets Cordova

Tomorrow will be Red Letter Day in McCarthYs history when We greet COrdOvaS hundreds who will visit
 It will be the aim of every in Mccarthy and Kenneco 70 give guests the best time possible.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-06-03
Dempsey s Ring
 Success Due 20
 KeUr7as- -COrbett

boxed his two-much discussed matches with Willie Neehan, who proved a puzzle to the Salt Lake City lad But Dempsey was con- stantly learning. Kearns campaign ed him in the four-round game on the Pacific Coast and he won deci- si6hs over Charley Miller, Gunboat Smith, Carl Morris and several oth- CTS.
 At this time Dempsey was just be- ginning to fill out and he started to take on weight. As he went along he not take on poundage as fast as did Carpenter. He was continually growing stronger, and under the wing of Jack Kearns he rapidly picked up the fine points of the game.
 Jack Hard Punishcr.
 Dempsey may not be a blizzard at scientific boxing. He is the rush ing. punishing type of fighter whose offense Is in many ways his best de- fense, yet the fact that he bears no marks of severe damage indicates that he is well able to take care of himself.
 Two other things about the cham pion stand out boldly. He is a two listed fighter, admirably proportioned and strong as a young bull He likes to fight, too, though he is not tenn peram ental1y vicious as his rushing style suggests
 Like a thoroughbred race horse, Dempsey is pretty highly strung. Ac- tion and plenty of it, is the only thing that relieves the nervous tensf.n that always grips him as he waits for the style naturally. He could not make his best fight in any other way and think the Brennan fight furnished convin cling proof of this
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-06-03
Up'roPitchers, McCan1l Says

All that is required for the Brown Derbies to keep in the Eastern league pennant race is for the pitchers to go good, is the opinion of Manager Gene McCann. ''The team is bat ting well and hitting equally as good as the other teams,'' said McCann to- day before leaving for Waterbury.
 McCann was reticent on the matter of being on the hunt for new play CTS, but added he may have a piece of important news for the fans in a few days.
 Although Part of the schedule has not been announced, the Wor- dester Boosters will be here for Sun day games, when another effort will be made by the EDS to break the Sabbath hoodoo.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-06-03
By JAMES J. CORBETT, Former Heavyweight Champion.

Copyright by l. N. S-)
 Cleveland, June 3-In striking con- trast to Georges Carpenters long climb up the fistic ladder throuhg the various divisions from bantam to heavyweight, is the meteoric rise of Champion Jack Dempsey.
 Less than six years ago the present title holder broke into the records for the first tirne- He was then 20 years of age What he did not know about the boxing game in those days would have filled many volume for he was just a big, strong, rough and tumble boy with an idea that he wanted to to use his strength and no one to tell him what to do.
 His first year in professional box ing-1915-was filled with disappoint- ments for, though he won a number of bouts with knockouts, he was un- able to earn a fair living and often had to ride the roda'' in jumping about the country. The following year found him little, If any better off, and toward the latter part or 1sIB he became discouraged and decided beaten in four rounds by Jack Dow ney, very ordinary fighter.
 Gives Kearns All Credit.
 Had it not been for Jack Kearns, Dempsey might have passed out of sight pueilistically. But fate decreed that Dempsey and Kearns should meet with the result that within aAree short years Kearns piloted his Sfotege to the worlds championship. feat was in February, 1917, when Fireman Jim Flynn knocked him out in the first round of a bout at Salt Lake City. The same year Dempsey
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-06-03
Hilltop Squad
 Is Selected

Coach Al Anderson has picked the team that will wear the Hilltop colors iu the meet with Crosby this after :; noon. The entries. are: Skane. mile and SSO yard run; Fitzpatrick. $50 yard run; Griffin, mile run; Lyon, SS0 yard run; Eckart, ss0 yard run and broad jump; Ryder, 100 yard dash high jump, broad jump; Jepson. high and broad jumps; Ansel 22O yd. dash and 40 yard run; Saur, 10 yard dash and zz0 yard dash; Hopkins, 100 and 200 yard dashes: Lee and Hubbard, 40 yard run; Nicholson, 220 and 40 yard runs; Adams, shot put; Carley, Sagal, and McKeon, pole vault; Swartz and Brammah. mile run; Ray Whelan, sprint champion will be in Waterbury with the ball team.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-06-03
Fight Camp ''BuIl''

Coy Georges Carpenter spurns society bid of Mrs ". K. Wander bilt to attend a bazaar.
 Jack Dempsey "'duclzs' scribes to shoot at targets and play base ball.
 Georges spends day in garden.
 Champion Dempsey puts ban on fight talk in training quarters.
 Carpenter enjoys the films.
 Dempsey takes sore throat to bed carly.
 Georges Carpentier is much sought after by curious crowd
 Dempsey loses more weight playing baseball than he would have done in light training
 Carpcnticr Is keeping regular hours, following orders of Chief Trainer Gus Wilson.
 Dempsey laughed so much that Manager Jack KeaFns de- claTed he won't have sufficient smiles for the show business. af- ter the big fight.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-06-03
LAVERY TO HURL

The New Haven Commercial base hall squad reached here at noon for its game with Bridgeport High. The two teams met before and the HtH toppers were the victors of the 13 70 9 contest Tomorrow the Red and Black squad will play Crosby at Wat erbury, while the Brass City track team will run the Lyon Terrace squad here. The way the Hunt clan will lineup this afternoon: Whelan, If; Shea, ss; Maher. 3b.: Cooney, 2b.; Ryan, Of; Weldon, If; HiI, C.: Col way, 1b-, and Lavery, D. Gallagher will be on the mound against the Brass City squad tomorrow
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-06-03
Paddock Best
 At 22O Yards

New York, June 3-Sprinter Charley Paddock could run the 22Q-yaEd dash in 20 seconds flat if he trained exclusively for the distance. is the opinion of Boyd ComStOck, trainer of the UnfVer- Sity of Southern California; Com stock. who is on business trip to the EaSt- stated today that he considered Paddock one of the greatest SpTintcTS in this country.
 Paddock should he it luis best in the 22O.'' he said, and if his legs stand up, I should net be surprised to see him do even time fer the furlong. I doubt that he will ever SurpaSS 3-5 seconds for the hundred for he is not particularly quicl. man off the mark but once under way he gathers speed quickly and fin iShCS at a terrific pacc.''
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-06-03
Hardy, Tennis
 Wizard, Here

Lawn tennis enthusiasts of this city will have an opportunity to meet Samuel Hardy, captain of the Amer ioan Davis Cup teaHl to Australia las; December. who is in Bridgeport to- day. Capt. Hardy will be at the Col orado Ave courts of the '. M. c. A. this afternoon at 4:3O where he will give demonstrations with the racquet. In the evening he will give a talk at the associatioan. All devotees of the racquet sport are invited.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-06-03
BAND TO ENLIVEN
 WATERBURY BOUTS

Frankie Kick, the Illinois feather weight, who will meet Sammy Waltz in the headline bout at Waterbury tomorrow afternoon, is no novice at the boxing game, as his record shows He has beaten such men as Matt Brock, Jack Mccoy, Tommy Noble, Fred Jacks, English featherweigAt, who was recently shaded by Johnny KHbane, and others. Reports from Waterbury say that Waltz is in fine condition, but Kick is confident of winning the verdict in his first big bout in this section.
 Battling Harris of Waterbury and
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-06-03

Bud Dempsey of New York will mix in the ten-round semi-fna1. and Young Cavanaugh of Waterbury will hook up with Young Palmer, the ''fightS~ wop' of Shelton in the eight-rCund curtain raiser.
 A 35-piece band will dispense jazz music during the periods between the rounds and bouts. Jimmy Cahill, vocal entertainer, has been secured to give his impressions of several well known opera singers. The bouts start at i o'clock, daylight saving time and will be staged in the old Eastern League baseball grounds at Rockville.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-06-03
VENICE VS. FARMERS

A special meeting of the Venice A c. will be held this evening at 5:3O and the following members of the baseball team are requested to be preSent-Miller, .Jatko, Randy, BO- gash, Cretella, AStle, Satnary, Dam ato, CurIey and Snyder The team will journey to Greens Farms Sunday afternoon for a game. Curley and CreteIIa will be the battery for the locals. while Saxomeyer and Kokosko vii be in lEhe points for the Farmers.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-06-03
Worcester.

Two base hit, Christy. Home runs. King, Belanger. Stolen bases, King Z; Rodriguez. Sacrifices, GallSSly ?; Rodrtguez- Left on bases, Worcester IT.; Bridgeport '. Base on balls, off Blsh 5; Hogan 3: LePard ?; Hum mer ?. Hits off Bish in innings; Hogan in '; IePard in 2; Hum mer 10 in Is; Leasure in l 2-3 Hit by pitcher, by Hummer Chris y)- Struck out, by Hogan ,; Le- Pard 4; Hummer g. Wild pitches Hogan 2; LePard Winning pitcher, Hogan. Losing pitcher. Hummer. Empires. Winters and Mclaughlin. Time. 2:02
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-06-03

Hummer is credited as the losing twirlcr in BOosterville- In the sev- enth the score stood 10 to in favor of the home boys when Murray. King Berlanger and Conway connected for four singles in a row, followed by GaIogy's hyout and another single by Boyce. Bob Christy got his dou- ble in this round, but it came after the tallying had ceased.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-06-03
GOLDBERG HARD NUT

Manhasset, N. Y, June 3-A1- though he received a good bit of pun ishment at the hands of Georges Car peRtier. last Wednesday. Jack Gold berg the Panama welterweight, made a hit with the F1renchman, as a spar ring partner. Georges likes Jacks speed and pep. so he will do two fast rounds with him this afternoon. Carp Is also slated for two rounds with Paul Journee, after lunch. with the customary two hours road jogging in the forenoon. The day will be light one
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-06-03
PUTNAMS BLANKED

The Putnams of the Boys Club will line up against the Beach Street nine Sunday afternon on the Nal leable Iron diamond at 3:3o. The Putnams will practice tonight on Dia- mond No. 5, Seaside Park, and the following players are requested to re- uurt. Gfynn, Sivotnak Calcafera, Iyous Rogers, ZappuHa. Banville, Corso Wheeler, Fircot. KIane, KatZ and Fulton The Putnams would Ike to hear from the Rovers for a gam e on June
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-06-03
SKANE'S CUP HERE

Captain Natty Skane. of the Hilltop track team, has received the cup he won in the mile run at the New Ha- ven A A U. meet, Feb 26 last Skane really won the race but due to con- ficts among the judges he was awarded second. The cup is in the custody of the Board of Recreado on and will be presented to S6ane at the next Asse nlbuy at the High school.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-06-03
Red Hot Soccer Tilt Expected

Bridgeport soccer fans are expect ing a red hot contest at the Meadows tomorrow afternoon when the English and Scotch elevens clash for inter national honorS. It will be the final game of the international series of the State Footban Association for possession of the Sunday Herald tro- phy. The game will start at o'clock. and Jimmy Miller of New Ha- ven will act as referee.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-06-03
FACTORY LEAGUE

Following are the games scheduled to be played tomorrow afternoon in the Park City Factory Baseball League:
 Naming. Maxwell 6 Moore vs. Housatonic Brass, diamond No. 1, at 1:3O.
 Main Brass vs. Holmes & Ed wards, diamond No. 1. at 1:30.
 General Electric vs. Acme Shear, diamond No. 6, at 3:30.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-06-03
NcCann Promises Big Neous To Local Baseball Fans
Bouts For }
 Local Boxers

Steady Steadman will mingle with Marty Farrell. of Hartford, in the feature bout of eight rounds at Willi- mantle. next Monday night Pete August. also of the Park City, who is creating quite a sensation of late, will hook up with Jack Carberry in the Serni-winGup.
 Joe Hall. the Crasho scrapper, will meet Johnny Sundee at Albany in' an eight round Setto in Albany, June 6th.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-06-03
GOLFERS TO MEET

- The Board of Recreation has called
 a meeting of all golf enthusiasts to be
 heId at the Beardsley Park Golf
 House at 11:0o a. m-, Sunday The purpose Of the meet is to arrange for a tournament to be ahd the latter lpart of dhts month lfH4s
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-06-03
WORCESTER GAINS SECOND PLACE BY
 WIN OVER LOCALS

After getting trimmed in a slug fest in which the Boosters outbatted the locals 20 hits to 10 and ran up a 13 to 10 score, the Brown DerbieS to- day moved on to Waterbury where they are billed for one game with the RrasScOS
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-06-03
Albany Springs Surprise.

ation could be ''worser" New Ha- ven was trimmed by the Iowly All banians, while Jack F'lynn's in-and- out-POnies squeezed the lemon for the Senators.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-06-03

ITHACA-Corneu has honored her war hero, David B. Strickler, by efecting him captain of next years track team.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-06-03
JUNIOR LEAGUE

The Lincoln Tigers and the Brook side, Jrs., are leading the Junior Recreation league. The association has played seven games to date The standing follows:
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-06-03

shorstop, is bingTng the horsehide at a telling clip. In the last three games Murray accounted for 10 hits, four of them coming through yester- day.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-06-03

Loftus, Emmerich and Rodriguez accounted for six of the 10 clouts for Bridgeport each of the trio an- nexing two.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-06-03
To Honor Stapleton.

Tomorrow will be ''StapIeton Day. at Newffeld Park when the Brown Derbies will tackle the Pittsfield Hillies wish Frank Stapleton, Bridge port boy. playing first base. Accord ing to the plans of the committee there's going to be some big doings in honor of BridgepOrt'S latest success in league circles The committee in charge of the frills consists of w. J. Travis, Andy Greenberg, Frank c. Mooney, and Jack Niece.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-06-03

Worcester, by the way, advanced into second place by the days oper- ations, being only one game in the rear of the Brown Derbies
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-06-03

StapIeton formerly played with the Rosehuds and other local teams and has turned out to be a, genuine 14- carat product of local sand lots Sta pletOn lblItted into the league this sea son with Pittsfield and won the job left vacant by Babe Adams last season. Suspicion made a hit instan- taneously by his speedy playing around the initial sack and his heavy batting. He is now hitting around the .275 mark.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-06-03

Giants. Pirates and Dodgers are in a scramble to buy Heinie Groh from the eds.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-06-03

.tJiggs'' Donahue is acting man ager of Albany until Paddy O'Connor assumes charge on Monday.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-06-03

Duncan drove the ball over the left field wall of the Reds park for a homer, the first time the feat was ac- complished.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-06-03

Gonzales, Springfield shortstop, had a red letter day against Sloan and Kieb, Hartford pitchers The Cuban larruped the pill for a pair of doubles and a triple and scores three of Spring-1eld's runs. Yet he's not considered fast enough for atryout with the Giants, in the opinion ot Arthur DeVlin.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-06-03

Murray Ringing Ball. After getting off to a poor start at the bat, Bobby Murray, Worcester
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-06-03
Showers of Singles.

a1EkUsFS4'
 The Worcester batters handed the bumps to a trio of McCann'S box ar lists, LePard, Hummer and Leasure King and Berlanger getting home runs. The only other long distance hit was a two-bagger by Bob Christy, Bridgeport lad. who is showing in Worcester livery.
The New York herald., 1921-03-13
METROPOLITAN TENNIS
CLUBS ORGANIZE
viii Apply for National Char
fer-Forty in Fold.

Organization OF the new Motropol an
Tennis Association. to embrace all clubs
within "a radius Of thirty-flve miles Of
New York, was effected yesterday
Mt Il meeting In the Hotel McAlpin
Forty clubs In New York, New Jersey
and Connecticut were represented and
took charter membership. Additional
charter members are to be admitted up
TO April Is. Charles S. Landers Of the
West Side Tennis Club Of Forest Hills
was elected president.
The constitution and bylaws were
adopted the most drastic provision In
them being that stringent rules shall
govern tournaments Entries will have
TO be made IN writing. accompanied BY
entry fees II an entrant defaults in
two tournaments he shall be suspended
usinss satisfactory explanation Is
given the committee.
Application has been made to the
United States Lawn Tennis Association
for tennis centre charter for the liz :,
Metropolitan Association. Bt.,.1es Pres
ident fandcrs the following officers
were elected Vice President. Charles
Chambers Kings County Tennis Club
Secretary, J MI Mersereau, University
He ghts Tennis Club: Treasurer. Louis
B. Daley, Glenwood Tennis Club. East
Orange. N. j.
The Executive Committee win consist
ps the following At Large--C. S. Lam
ders, G. Chambers, J w Merscreau and
L. y. Daley. Manhattan and The Bronx
~. j. Ostendorf. New York Tennis
Club. Brooklyn Edmund W. Peasiec,
Atlantic Yacht club. Long Island (tx-
elusive OF Kings and Queens county,
walter L. Pate, Nassau County Club.
The New York herald., 1921-03-13
Navy Tries Out Joint
Method of Training
NNAPOLIs. Nd. March t.

A NNAPOLIS, Md. March Ia
~ new idea II spring football
Z practice. combining II with the
regular lacrosse work. Is being tried
out at the Naval Academy. Il Is the
idea OF Commander W.
A. Richardson, gymnasium officer at
the academy, and a team man In
both sports when a midshipman. AS
nearly all Of the football men are en-
gagged in other sports Il viii be the
only football work attempted this
spring.
The fact that Laren, centre and
captain-elect Of the eleven, Is also
a lacrosse regular viii facilitate the
Joint practice. Other seasoned la
crosse men who will be with the
football squad next season are Ham
ilton, back, and Titus. Other foot
ball men who have Joined the squad
this year are Conroy Cruise and
Waters, backs; Parr, left end, and
Herlihy, Waldhouser and McLane,
candidates for the lire positions.
The New York herald., 1921-03-13

Childs had just as easy a time OF y az
did Clinton and Commerce. The BUN
and Blue produced only one individual
winner. He was Wilson. who won the
fancy dive. Erasmus also won the 4oo
foot relay, while the other fve events
went to the Bronx team. Mayell, VINO
won the so yard swim; Barry, VINO
came home first in the 22O yard event !
Ellerich. who won the zoo foot prease
stroke. and Farrar. who captured the
century. accounted for Evander's VIC
tories.
Stuyvesants only winner against
Commerce was Marcus. who took the
honors from his schoolmate. Spengler'
in the dive. Noble. Barter Welnsteln
and Bedingfield were responsible LOT
Commerce's triumphs.