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The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-11-10
McGuire Is High
 With Total Of 118

Mcclure of the Pequets, carried off the individual honors in the Red Mems bowling tourney last night with a mark of 11s. The weppaNvngs made clean sweep in a series with the Algonquins. Scores:
 255; Smithson, s5, S5, s5, 255; Schmidt, ST, 76. S3, 246; Stoepp1e. 93, S1, S4, 25S. Totals, 355, 33O, 329, 1914.
 Narragansetts.-Kenney, 70, 1o2 7S, 245; Nelson, S9, s7. S1, 25T; Ready, s4, sss. s4, 257; Davis, ss. s5, 92. 275. Totals, 331, 373. 330. 1034.
 AlGonquins-Massey 76. 66, 80 222; Walter 79, S2. SS, 249; Jones, S6, 96, 93, 2T5; Anderson 97. S9, 73, 259. Totals. 39s, 33s, 334, 1905. PAP; Dewey. S7, S2, S6. 255; Wood ruff, S9, IA, Ss, 291; Jobhonsky, %, s9. 95, 2s4. Totals, 37e, 357, 339, 1O72.
 Iroquois.-Raestlin ST. so, 7s. 2s9; Mitnfck, s2, -. 91. 25O; Vincent, S9 S9. S9. PCT; Weber. 100, 90, 93, 2S3 Totals, 352. S3s, 351, 1889. Pequots.-Resnick, 75. e, 80. 222; Shea. s5, 76, S6, 247: Seherisk. 90, ST 95, PIP: Mcclure, 95, 11S, 93, 306 Totals 345 34S 354 1O47
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-11-10
Kearney's Maroons
 In Hartford Game

Manager Jack Kearney and his panied by a band of rooters, will leave here at 10 a. m. tomorrow for Hart ford, where they will be the oppo- the Armistice Day sport attraction. The game will be played on Trinity Field and will start at 2:30 o'clock. Manager Kearney is still dickertns 5 for game to fill Sundays card at Newfield Park. Although the All HartfoTds are reported to be booked to meet the I'D team in New Haven on that day. Kearney still has hopes of landing the attraction.
 Until the Sunday fate Is settled the St. Joes and Walnuts are somewhat in the afr on their plans to stage a ben1fit game for Teddy Nelson at Newfield Park.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-11-10
Enter Columbia Run
High School
 Boys Are In Columbia Run
By Chick Creator.

The Bridgeport High School hil! and dalers will participate in the annual Columbia Inter scholastic cross country meet Saturday over the Riverside Park course. The run will get underway at II a. m. on South Field, 116th St., and7~Broadway.
 The Red and Black harriers will schools of the East, and will make a first attempt to gain a hold on the famous Kirby Trophy which becomes the permanent property of the school Ames. The Central High school of Newark captured a leg on the cup last year The Central High school or Newark captured a leg on the cup ners of the preceding year, now hold two grasps on the cup. The New ark school of Schenectady, also pos- sess a patch of the coveted trophy.
 Besides the above mentioned teams the schools which will be represented in this annual classic includes Stuy- vesant High school, New York; De school, Pennsylvania, and wiIliston High school, winner of the Yale in- terscholastics last week, of which Coach All Anderson's squad finished third.
 The distance will be three and three-quarter miles.
 Faculty adviser of track sports, Ed ward Johnson, deemed this distance too long for the Hilltop runners, and for that reason it was at first thought that the Red and Black team would not enter the meet. However, the outfit has been covering four miles in practice
 Coach Al Anderson will take the following boys to oppose the track giants of the East: Skane, Fftzpat- rick, Griffin, Sagal, Henk1es, Mercy, B,1cker, Baird, Randolph and Van gfor. The total of points tal1ied by 1 the first five contestants of each team coveted cup
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-11-10
Babe Ruth WiLL Gaze Upon
 Lou BOg0sh M Hub Bout

New England leaders and have rem dered complete satisfaction to those who saw them in action. Bogasf's s last start was in New York where he decisively bested Leo Leonard, who has fire bout with Mike Gibbons to his credit MaIone's last start was in Boston when he bested Panama Joe Cans, the colored middleweighS cham pion of the world.
 In the semin-final Patsy Bogash boxes Willie Harmon, of New York. eight rounds. This bout savers of action from start to finish. Johnny Sheppard, who aspires to the crown held by Johnny Buff, faces Young McDonough in another eight rounder and in The curtain raiser, Young Will lard of Providence, New England s fyweight champion. boxes Barney McIntee. of South Boston.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-11-10
LENOX BOOKED.

The Lenox A. A. has arranged a game with the South End A. c. Of Waterbury for Sunday in Waterbury. The Valley boys have a stronger team than All-Naugatucks and. as the Lenox took the All-Naugatucks into camp. fast and wonderful game can be expected. There was a little dis sension among the players in former games. but Sunday. before the play CTS left. they were given @ heart-to- heart talk by the management and the boys came home with the bacon. All cars will leave the club rooms at 12 o'clock sharp Sunday. and a large crowd of fans will leave with the team. All players are requested to report for practice tonight at 7:30 sharp at the club rooms,
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-11-10
Amatuer Boxing
 Tickets On Sale

Tickets for the second amateur box ing show of the Fairfield County Am |ateur Boxing Association to be held in ahe Casino have been placed on sale at Al Anderson's Hat Shop, and the following bowling alleys: Arcade, Lewis Kelly's, Nutmeg and Wash ington Park. The prices are 30, 60 and S1.1O.
 It Is expected that a much larger crowd will witness the heavier weights contested lhan the opening show when a set of corking bouts were staged last week. Charley AthertoD of the St. Joseph's A. T. & l.. A: is the latest entry on file. Aaherton has entered in the l5O pound class. Al though Atherton has been tossing the mitts for several years he has not yet been lured by the money ranks. He is a very good boxer and packs a hard wallop. Fairfield is expected to be strongly represented, several box CTS having sgnified their intentions of entering. Lou Bogash will referee and the two judges will be picked from Tom Trace of New Haven. Max Baum and Doc Owens of Bridgeport.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-11-10

When Louis Bogash meets Jock Malone tomorrow night in che Bos- ton, Arena one of the spectators will he aBbe Ruth, who is filling stage date in the Hub. R. H. McFirdy. president of the club, that is staging the show, sends along the dope that Ruth has reserved a box for the night.
 According to MciKrdy, Ruth be- lieves Malone to be the coming mid dleweight champion of the world. "I have seen Malone in action says Ruth, "and I know just how fast he can travel. If Bogash bests him, I'll lay my wager that Bogash will be the next worlds champion
 Both Malone and Bogash have boxed the best in their class in the world. Both have clashed with the
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-11-10
Rodriguez SHU Hitting 'Ena Out

Jose Rodriguez, star first baseman of the Brown Der bies and premier first sack CT in the Eastern League last season, is still playing ball. In a letter to a Bridgeport friend the Gu ban participated in all the games against Memphis in which the natives won the majority of games. The Memphis team won the Southern League Cham pionship. Rodriguez will al- so play on the Cuban team that will oppose the Brook lyn Dodgers in 8 2O-game series. Rodriguez sends re- gards to all Bridgeport fans, including Gene Kelly
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-11-10

New York, Nov. 1o.-Johnny Buff. worlds champion bantamweight. will defend his title tonight against Jack SharlSey in 6 15-round boul Sharkey has announced that he will make a determined effort to snatch the lau- rels from the brow of Butf. who has held the title cnfy five weeks after key was the only man in the country sood enough and fast enough to whip Jimmy Wtd1e when the great little WaishInan came over here, and Bufk Is prepared to defend his new title wi<h the best he has,
 The sptarest of the fans was today cent er.d on Sharkey's condition. If the sturdy little italian is able to keep hia handa and gloves going at top speed {or, tho 1E rounds and escape tersoholAatsn edl mythical team. Our chance to earn tine Ndeciascn on points
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-11-10
AU American
 Nine Selections

 Here's some fuel for argument in the off moments of local baseball fans. Editor F. c. Lane of the Base ball Magazine has pickeds the follow ing Allan erican baseball teams:
 First = Sisler, Browns, first base; HornSby, Cardinals, sec- Cas base; Bancroft. Giants. si.,,rtstop; Frisch, Giants, third base; Ruth, Tanks Cobb Detroit, and Speaker. Cleveland, outfield; ONeil, Cleveland. catcher; Grimes, Brooklyn; Faber, White Sox, and Mays, Tanks, pitchers.
 Second McInnis Red Sox, first base; Collins, White Sox, second base; Maranvilie, Pirates, ShortStop; Groh, Reds, third base; Tobin, Browns; ROuSh, Reds, and HeiIman, Detroit Outf1elders Schmidt, Pirates, catcher; Nehf, Giants; Cooper, Pirates, and Shocl<er, Browns, pitchers. Twelve to ten in favor of the American Deaguers.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-11-10
Baker Boosts
 GridirOn Sport
INDOOR SPoRE

HOwie Baker, one of Bridgeport's prize athletes, one of the king pin offers of the Pittsfield cham pions and a member of Jack Kearney's Bridgeport A. & A. football team, has come out with the declaration that the gridiron sport is the king of lem all. Base ball is tame when compar- ed with football" said Howie. ''I like football be- cause it is more scrappy, and while there are a lot of bumps to be encountered I advise all boys to learn the game. It is the maker of real men,"
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-11-10
RED ALLEN CARDED =.s TO FIGHT LEE AT
 K WATERBURY SHOW
BY GEORGE E. FIRSTBROOK.

Johnny ed" Allen Bridgeports popular lghtwegh will life start his climb toward the Connecticut lightweight championship Saturday night In A. Arena, he will face George Kid Lee the Worcester lightweight who regarded of the the Bay State lightweight di vision The match clinched last night by Terry Lee Sailor Johnny Darcey and under the 1nana guidance of the veteran referee.
 reported be fine physical trim having recovered strength the Bridgeport boxing local comback. big delegation of the Crasho A. and admirers of local boy going City to lend him nent show ring enthusiasts that he is the old Johnny Allen of old when his famous Mary Ann a terr0r to boXePS.>
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-11-10
Basketball League
 Gets Fine Start

The Bridgeport Trade School Inter-
 departmental League. composed of
 eight basketball teams got off to a flying start yesterday afternoon at the Boys Club. Four corking games were contested. The Pattern-malzing
 department defeat ed the Electrical de-
 pertinent by a. score of 10 to s. The Continuation beat the Machine shop
 by a count of 10 to 2. The Printers trimmed the Mechanics to the tune of to 3, and the DrafterS took the
 Plumbers into camp 6 to l. Perhaps
 the best played game was the Pat ternm ak Electrician contest. Three
 hundred students of the Trade School viewed the games.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-11-10
Buff Reigns As FdU0rite
 M Battle With Shnrkey

and incidentally win the title. If he wavers or Hoses his aggressiveness. Buff will retain his title, they say sharkey has never been formidable as regards knock outs and his victo- ries have been gained by his ability to keep the fighting fast and furious fcr many successive rounds.
 Buff is & much better boxer than Sharkey and sends his blows in straaght from the shoulder His snappy right hand punch to the chin is ant to bring down his opponent when it lands. Those who have fol lowed the two little boxers in their work agree that if tine bout goes the 1b rounds Bluffs superior boxing VIII make lnira the winner and if there is Ia knookout Buff will be the one to sOore 1t,
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-11-10
VOlley Ballists
 Halted By Rain

The rain tnterfered with the play ing scheduled Of the Hnter-Factory Noon Volley Ball League yesterday, game between the Acme Shear and General Electric played this noon at the Acme Shear grounds. The Acme Shear team. up to this time, is un- defeated, and every team in the league is trying to be the first to win for feit of the championship. The game between the American Chain and the Brass company, HouSatonic Plant, has been postponed to Nov. IA, and the game between the Holmes & Edwards and the Main Plant has been postponed to Nov. IT. The standing:
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-11-10
Rival Elevens Near Form For Battle

Amateur football enthusiasts are anticipating a keen struggle when the King Pins and MohicanS clash Sun day afternoon at Seaside Park Both teams are getting in some hard prac- tice hcks and should be in fine con dition for the fray. Manager Charley Reilly and Capt. Bill Creagh requests the following players to report to- night: Serfozo. Edison, Youngs, La very, Smith. O'Brien, ScuIly, Mihaly, Howard, Gaffney, Brewster, Lancas- ter, Stowe, Norko, Mcclure, Costello, Anderson, Bayus, Martin, 10th, Zalin- slSv Frederick
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-11-10

N
 Lee Rugged Boy.
 Lee is consid cred a classy boxer and has figured in conbats with all tof the leading New England light weights and annexed a cred1taole record. He has fought Johnny Shu- Lgrue, of Waterbury, several. times, but the rivals were never able 10 reach a dec1sive result Lee has isDeaten Johnny Fruzetti, claimant to ifhe New England lightweight title wao was outpointed by Charley FIX 1nefon. last night, in Worcester.
 Allen is working out daily at the sColumbia A. C.. boxing with young EIuIby, Bud weafer and other boxers swho make the gym their headquar- kfers Allen will have the assistance tof Weafer for the remainder of this sweek and the Norwalk battlers will ldouibtless hand him some valuaple ipointers. while the latter is traln1ng g for his bout with Phil Bloom in fHartford on Nov. 5. Allen should en- Ger the ring in better physical trim tkhan he has shown for a year or Ignore.
 Young Roach on Card.
 Young Roach. the sturdy Lake 3Forpedo boy. will also make his re- iappearance in the ring, Saturday might, when he will face Willie Shu- sgrue In their encounter last winter at the Casino the Shugrue lad had tthe best of the argument with the iaocaI battier, but Reach is confide ent that he will reverse the verdict on fgarded by local ring critics and has the makingS of a fine boxer with a ; little experience.
 George Mulligan. the well known sBrass City prom oter, is staging Satur- day nights exhibitions.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-11-10
BACK TO COLD SOD"

New York Nov. 1o-Jack McAu1iffe, who never had decision rendered against him as lightweight champion of America, will sail for England on Saturday on the steamship Scythia. While McAu1iffe will exhibit his ver- satility as @ stage entertainer to his friends in Ireland, he also has In view the raising of a fund for the erection of a monument to Dan DonneIly, who was probably the greatest Irish fighter developed during the days of the London prize ring.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-11-10
HUNT GIVES TALK.

Rasn halted the preparation of the Bridgeport High football warriors in their work today and yesterday for the game with Chicopee High, Sat However, Coach Fred A. Hunt, as- senbled the squad indoors and gave them blackboard talk on several new plays that are in contem p1ation. The squad is tn high spirits and victory over the Bay Staters is ex- pected. One of the banner crowds of the season is expected to witness the struggle.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-11-10
Weafer Takes Out
 Boxing License

Bud Weafer yesterday obtained his Connecticut boxing license from Commissioner Al Burdick in view with his coming bout with Phil ing daily with Billy DeFoe and Young Luby. Should Weafer be successful against Bloom he will be matched for the opening bout of the Port Rich mond A. C., his opponent being George Ward, of Elizabeth, N. J. Ward is regarded as one of the most promising welters in New Jersey.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-11-10
GRAPPLERS MATCHED.

New York. Nov. 10.-StanisIaus Zbyszko. worlds champion wrestl 1T will defend his title against Ed "Smang1er" Lewis at Madison Square Garden on November 2S. After a conference lasting several days the managers of bo.h men met at the Garden with Matchmaker George Rorhrer and Promoter Tex Rickard. agreeing to terms and the posting of fOrfefts
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-11-10
RUTH'S DEFENSE IN

Boston, Nov. 10-'tBabe'' Ruth said that he had mailed his answer to Judge Landfs' questionnaire regarding his participation in the post-season bar-nst orming tour. He thought 1t would reach Chicago today. Ruth declined to discuss the nature of his answer, other than to say that he hoped it win be satisfactory. He said he had not yet received his SariGs
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-11-10
"ITS YOUR MOVE"

Checker players of this city will have an opportunity to see an exf1ibi- tion game by Willard F. Hopper, Jr., of New York, tomorrow evening when he will play 30 boards in the lobby of the Y. M. c. A. Checker enthusiasts are welcome and any one wishing to try a game with MT. Hopper should reserve a board be- fore tomorrow noon. The games will start at s n'clock
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-11-10
GARDEN BIKE CARD.

New York, Nov. 11.-Preceding the first of @ series of 24 hour bicycle races at Madison Square GardeN be- ginning Wednesday, November Is, a sprint carnival will be offered by
 Promoter Tex Packard and Manager Johnny Chapman. In the feature event the team of RutI and Clarke will compete against the Spencer brothers, Willie and Arthur, In a match race, four heats, mixed styles
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-11-10
BIG CRASHO GAME

Manager Harry Frank is dfckerins with !he U. s. Naval Base team of New London for a game to be played It New London. tomorrow mornine, and he would like to have every man report tonight, rain or shine, at the corner of State street and Howard avenue, at 6:3o o'clock.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-11-10
SLAM AT OAKS.

The Putnams of the Boys Club | claim that the Twin Oaks of the I North End who claim the champion ship of that section of the city, are afraid to meet them in grid combat IThe Putnams are very anxious for the game and are ready at any time ito arrange the contest. The Oaks may .sget in touch with Manager Glynn any evening betwen the hours of and g.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-11-10
Acme PinOchlists
 Are Showing Way

The Park City Factory Pinochle association held its first bi-monthly meeting at the General Electric Plant this noon. The next regular league games will be played Monday night Nov. 14, wh en the Holmes & Edwards atomic Plant of the Brass compan ny, the Acme Shear will play the Main Plant, Brass company, at the latter's plant and the General Electric and the Chain are scheduled to play at the Chains plant. The standtng:
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-11-10
NOONAN SHINES

Captcin Noonan of the Clay Hfll basketball five was the star in the 31 to 12 victory over the Golfers in the Municipal Gym" Noonam sh ot three goals from the floor. Lineups:
 Clay Hills.-Neary, If; Mace, If: Noonan, C.; Fellman, r.g.; Connor, l. g..
 Colliers.-Dougherty rf.: Jackson If; O'Conner, C.; Macdonald, r.g.; Kearns. lg. -.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-11-10
DIXIE GAME OFF

HaverhiIl, Mass. Nov. 10 The Haverhtll High school eleven will en. gage in no post-season games this fall except possibly with Duval High school of Jacksonville. Fla, Principal A. I. Glow of the school said today. Numerous injuries sustained by play CTS this year, he explained, would pre- vent acceptance Of many challenges from High school teams of other sec- lions
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-11-10
Diving Competition
 At Polls Tonight

Amateur swimmers will have an 1n- ming to themselves tonight at Polls theatre Manager M. l.. Saunders announced this morning that in con- nection with the BeGlo Sisters act which is being held over there will be an amateur diving conAest for prizes offered by the management. With this opportunity in hand it is expected that a large array of local an1phibians will appear in the com petition.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-11-10
MO GILL VS. HARVARD,

Montral, Nov. 1o-McGill Universi- ty hockey team Is preparing for a busy season with college teams from across the border. Harvard Is the latest college to ask for a game with the local players. Others who are expected to cross hockey sticks with MoGtll playerA are Cornell, Dartmouth and Boston dorleRe.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-11-10
COLLEGE STAR, COACH.

The Mohican A. c. has organized a basketball team and are open to meet any Junior quintet in the city or state. Coach Fleet Ryan, former college star, requests the following players to report for practice Friday night: Weary, McKeon, Crowley, Roche, Luckart, Fifer, Broderic and anybody else wishing a tryout. John Prica is manager
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-11-10
RECTORS TUNING UP.

The Rectors' bask etba1l five of the Boys Club will hold their regular practice session this evening at the Boys Club, starting at 8:4. The Rec tor combination consists of McGran, c; Buckley, Maher. Tanning. for wards; Dondero. Rowe, Cretalla,
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-11-10
TIGERS IN TANK.

Princeton N. J., Nov. 10 - Fall practice for the Princeton swimming and water polo team began yesterday when 40 men reported to Coach Sulli- van for their first tryout. Among the candidates were eight members of the Tiger championship water polo team sUirnntng squad of last year and 27
 memlbers of the 1924 squad.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-11-10
"GRUDGE" GAME.

One of the most important grid conteste on the local gridirons this week will be the game between the Mohtcans of the Hollow and the King Pins of the East Side. Much ri- valry exists between the teams and the game will be of the well known "grudge' variety.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-11-10
schooIboys in Columbia Meet.

New York, Nov. 10-The ninth an. snuai interscholastic cross-country . run for the GustavuS T. Kirby Trophy
 will be staged at Columbia under the ]; auspices of the Columbia University Athletic association on Saturday { morning. Twenty-one schools have been entered in the feature
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-11-10
GREENWICH GOLFER LEADS.

Pinehurst, Nov. 10-Joiln D. Chap won the auaEafying medal with a round of ai in the autumn golf tour nament, Irving W. Robeson of Koch ester, tied with Howard O., Phillips of Moore county for second honcrs at e2.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-11-10
PlLKINGTON WINS.

Charley Pilkington, the Meriden lightweight, won the verdict over Jimmy F'ruzetti, in fast bout here last night The Merfden boxer held the advantage an n1ne of the 12 rounds An offer has been made to Johnny Shugrue to box Pflkington here within two weeks.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-11-10
GIBBONS VS. O'DOWD

New Orleans, Nov. 10.-Tommy 3k44bbons, -conlender for the heavy fW@ght championship, has signed to HOOK 15 rounds with Dan O'Dowd on November 25,
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-11-10
ALPINES READY.

Manager Nieman or the Alpine A A, basketball team, is whipping his players into shape for the openins game with the Harvey Hubbells 1T Warner Institute on Nov. Is. The Alpines are open for games with the Deyona, Ekos Paddocks, Sterl1ngs Conlpo Life Savers, and all teams 1T tne state