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Pueblo chieftain., 1921-05-08

church on Sunday afternoon at :.oclock
and the Local Union business meeting
and social on Tuesday evening. May
TO- at o'clock.
Take orman avenue car. get off at
Pine street. walk one block south.
Thirty minutes trip from the postofficc
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-05-08

Church. Viewed in tho Ligh, of His,
toric Christianity.
Friday. May 49, $50 the womon's
Guild.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-05-08
ROADWAY CHURCH OF CHRIST

r. d. Lowden, minister. Broadway
and Evans.
10 a m. Bible school, A. P. Devore,
The Tabernacle. which
took first prize for class competition,
will be on exhibition next Sunday.
Every one should see it. The may of
Palestine. a wonderful work, is also
worth looking at. This map and taber-
nacle will be sent to the state con-
vention at Colorado Springs.
III n. IN. Morning worship. Commun-
ion service and sermon. subject.
Some Mothers From the Bible"
Every mother present will be given a
beautiful carnation, token to the
mothers of today.
) p. m. Junior and intermediate En-
deavor societies. 6:45 p. m. Christian
Endeavor. The young peoples train
ing school. 7:45 p. IN. Evening service
of song and praise. Good music and
sermon subject, Artificial Religion"
Prayer meeting and training for ser
vice class Wednesday 7:45.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-05-08
MESA PRECAUTIONARY

Morning service IL O'Clock. Sabbath
school 9:46 O'Clock. d. j. Renowden
superintendent. Evening worship 7:+i
o'clock.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-05-08

There's a bottle in each package.
So you get the real fruit, with all
its fragrant freshness.
You get fruit in abundance. so
Jiffy- Jell is rich. We use much
fruit to make the essence for
each Jiffy-Jell dessert.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-05-08

We want you to realize how
Jiffy-Jell excels. Compare these
f1Avors with the old dry flavors.
Try several kinds. You will then
insist on Jiffy-Jell every time you
buy.
These liberal offers are made
to induce these tests and COM
paris2ns. Accept one of them
or both of them-now.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-05-08

Tho University of Chicago hsr
moro women than men students.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-01-18
HITTING THE SPORT TRAIL
 With Geo. E. FirstbrOOk

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The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-01-18
HILLTOPPERS FACE
 STIFF PROPOSITION

The High School of Commerce will provide the opposition for the Hilltop quintet in the Lyon Terrace gym on Wednesday,. The Gotham squad is playing a fast game and are yet to be defeated. Coach Hunt is making a determined effort to break the los ing streak that has overcome the Red and Black toSSers. To date the squad has not won game,-and it thought that the team will disband before the end of the season. The five sus- pended members will not return to the team roster this year, according to the coach.
 The girls varsity w1iich is playing slashing game, will not play Meri- den this year because the Silver City maidens> are using the three section method and all the others are work ing under the boys rules. The Meri- den team held the Nutmeg State championship before they were re- lieved Of it by the Red and Black tossers last year. Meriden has al- ways been a tough proposition fns | the locals, but unless they conform with boys rules no contest can be ar ranged.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-01-18
Armories Now
 Available For
 Boxing Shows

Announcement by Governor Lake that the armories of the state when idle and not wanted for military use may be rented by the public is wei comed by local sports. for it means that the spacious hall will be avail able for boxing shows and other sport
 enterprises carried out on an extens- i've scale.
 The arrangement will no doubt
 prove a big boon to the boxing game in Hartford and other cities. In the capital city boxing promoters were under constant handicap in arrang- ing matches between the headliners | Of the sport owing to lack of suitable buildings in which to put on big
 show where a large attendance is ne | cessary for the financial welfare of | the enterprise. Thc~focal armory car | seat about 25OO comfortably and prob | ably 500 or more in a pinch without | encroachins on the fire code. The renting of the armories will bs | in the hands of tine military emer. | Sency board. or it's successor Governor Lake said that the idle. | is to rent the armories at so mucF ! per square foot of space each day ] the rate to be the same in all o the seventeen armories of the stat,
 including Fourth Regiment Armor,
 Tn Main street.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-01-18
Sport Snapshots

The Sportsmen's Show will be held at Madison Square Garden during the week of Jan. 29 to Feb. 5, with the most attractive number of exhibitors in the history of the famous show. The feature of the show will be a swimming, diving and boxing carni- val.
 Cactus Cravath accepted the berth as pilot of the Salt Lake Bees on one condition-that he be allowed to play regularly; and it was grant ed. Old ''VTooden Shoes will frisk in right field for the Mormons and this means that some of the pasture rompers in the league had better brush all the pebbles out of the ter. ritory, for they will need to move fast when Cravath unlimbers that war ash of his.
 The Lake Placid Skating Associa ton has, arranged for the internation- al skating championship contests to be held at Lake Placid on February 10, Il and 12. The senior events will include the 220 and 40 yard dashes, sne-half mile, one mile, two mile. and three mile races The qualifying and finals in the senior events will be skated each day of the l meet, The junior races will follow the same schedule.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-01-18
Clancy Too Clever For
 Beecher

New York - Andy Chaney out pointed Charlie Beecher in a fast 15- round bout in Madison Square Gar den last night. Chaney had the bet ter of @, majority of the rounds, aud applause shook the old building when the judges awarded him the decision.
 The bout did not start very auspi- ciously for Beecher. as in the first minute Chaney sent him spinning around with a right to the head. But Beecher came back with his left ja.b and more than held his own for the rest of the session. Chaney used a left to the wind with great effect in the second round, while Beecher kept popping his left to the head. Chaney had all the better of it at close quar- terS and earned the round.
 The third round saw Becher forge to the front with his fast moving left. but there wasn't much steam behind it. Chaney whipped some vicious ones to the body. He was being beaten to the punch time and again. Beecher made a show of his man with his left jab in the fourth. He seemed to be able to find Chaney at will and solved the Baltimore mans close attack. Beecher scored the fifth, but three ripping rights to the body slowed him up a bit in the next session, which went to Chaney.
 while the eighth went to Beecher. It l was Chaney in the ninth, Beecher in the tenth and Chaney in the eleventh 1 Beecher began to show the effects of the pace and distance in the 12tE l and Chaney took that round He add l ed the next and the 14th, too. Earl Baird, a former lieutenant ir the air service, scored an impressive victory over Joe Mooney, the Wes
 Side veteran, In a 10-round en counter. Baiird scaled at 127 pound: and his opponent at 129A
 A six round draw between Tin
 Kelly of California. 155-pounder
 and Frankie Fleming of Staten Islant
 opened the show
 Those who came to see Eddie F'itz
 simmons in the semi-fina1 were disap
 pointed as Johnny Gill of York. Pa
 entered the ring in his place agains
 TIllie (Kid) Herman of the Coast. l was announced that F'itzsimmons> wa suffering from a cold, but private ad vices had it that EGdie had decline' to train and had passed up sle bout 'Fitz has become Waat you ca, First avenue rich-he has $500 salted away said Dan Morgan, hi
 nanagr, 'and he scales at IS
 pounds. Doesn't seem to want t train.'
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-01-18
V E. ERSE
 AND WORSE
By Al Jackson

Wise guys who tell us coal will dis. appear after the year 2911 are full of hasaesh. We all know that coal dis appeared two ySars ago.
 This idea for world disarmament is all right; but how will it affect the Saturday night dances at Brooklawn Villa and Le Chateau?
 Well, dear old Yale won't take a licking from Boston College next fall. Boston not being on the schedule.
 Hew, to the line; let the chips fall where they may" Cleanup Cliff, Our Mayor, is back from Bermuda.
 Semma Howard is all pointed and set for his rassling show. Rassling is nothing new here, as most of our fighters were better rasslers than boxers
 Strangler Lewis expects to defeat Stasia Pad slney by using his head lock. But Lewis will have to find
 Big Ed Walsh may be gone, but his soul goes marching on Wouldnf the Spitball King have made dandy fire commissioner?
 And still they believe that Sam Dave is the guy who put the "fre'' in the fire department
 Looks as though Elwood Wade got all that was Cummings" to him. Out | side and police up.
 Babe Ruth put on the feed bag in a local lunch room the other day. It is said that the lunch room will recover.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-01-18
LAST NIGHTS FIGHT RESULTS

At New York-Andy Chaney won a judges decision over Charley Beecher in 15 rounds
 At Buffalo-HarTy Wills knocked out Bill Tate in the second round of a scheduled 15 round bout.
 At Boston-Bobby Josephs defeat ed Joe Wendell in the seventh round of a scheduled 10-round bout which was stopped by the referee.
 At Rochester, N Y.- Bryan Downey defeated Augie Rather in Is rounds.
 At PhiladeIphia-Irish Patsy Cline of New York, was disqualified in the fourth round of his bout with Joe Jackson for kicking his opponent.
 At Troy-Harlem Eddie Kelly de- feated Hugo Clement in Is rounds
 At Pittsburgh Johnny Wilson, middlewieght champion, won a news paper decision over Joe Chip in 10
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-01-18
B0CASH FINDS
 PULLMAN AN
 EASY MARK
Bridgeport Boxer Nearly Has Milwaukee Boy Out In Final Round-Books for Another City
 Bout January 31

Lou Bogash added another victory to his long chain last night In Phil adelphia when he 'outclassed Johnny llTfflrnan, the Milwaukee battler, in the eight-round star bout at the National AZ c.
 r Bogash had his left wallop operat- ing in fine shape and nearly had the wes5terner out at the finish. Tillman, however, was game and put up a great fight. Time and time again he appeared to wither under the fusil- Iade of Bogash's blows, but his pluck sawed him.
 The battle started with both men boxing carefully but Bogash toward the end of the first slammed over two stiff right crosses to Tillmans face for first blood
 As the fight progressed BOgaSh
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-01-18

continued to steadily pile up points round byaround and in the last two sessions Tillman was several times on the verge of a knockout but his clev- erness enabled him to slave off the seemingly inevitable.
 In the last round BogaSh unlim- bered his heavy artillery andrsoon had Tillman clinching to save him self Lou shook him off repeatedly but TiIlman clung so close that he was unable to put the cruSher on him. The round ended with Tillman practically out and Bogash won by a mile.
 Joe Smith, manager of Bogash, booked the local welterweight title chaser for another bout at the Ma tional Club on January 31. Patsy Bogash will also appear on the pro- gram.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-01-18
BOdnsh Edsy Wnner OUer 7iLLnlnn I Quaker City Bot
WORCESTER HERE. FOR
 POLO TILT

Worcester's polo team after a 10 defeat in Hartford last night ar rived here at noon today for it's game with Bridgeport tonight at the Casino It will be the first appearance of the locals under the guiding hand of Man ager Joe WateIN
 Waters has injected a lot of pep into his charges and he is confident that the Bridgeport team will pull itself out of the rut and prove a stin- - proposition to opposing teams The game will start at S=30.
 In the preliminary whicSa will get under way at 7:45 the walnuts and CraShoes will be the contenders-
 The lineup will be as follows: Worcester. Bridgeport. Higgins Red Williams First Rush
 Hart Quigley Second Rush i Griffith Harold Center. DoheT,ty Muirhead Halfbacla
 Purcell Pence
 Goal
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-01-18
CANADIANS SEEKING BOSTON COLLEGE GAME

Boston.-A test of Canadian and American football by representative college teams may be had next fall as a result of negotiations between McGfI University of Montreal, and Boston College.
 The McGli authorities have invited the Boston eleven to go north for a game next fall and Graduate Man ager Frank A. Reynolds said today the matter was under consideration. The Canadians play twelve men to a team, but with the exception of the forward pass follow very closely the American game of football.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-01-18

Johnny KtTbane, who will defend his title soon at the Garden, has held the featherweight crown for nine years, winning it from Abe Attell in a points. The Cleveland Irishman has held the title longer than the average king is allowed to reign in the house of governed by the Marquis Of Queensbury rules. He has outserved 13 of his fellow champions since he was crowned on Washington's birth day in 1912, and has seen the passing of Jack Johnson, Jess Willard, Frank . Klaus, George Chip, Al Mccoy, Jack Britton and Ted Lewis, Ad Wolgast, Willie Ritchie, Freddie Welsh, John ny Coulon, Kid Williams, Johnny Err tie and Pete Herman.
 Kilbane is a little over 32 years old and is far beyond the age that is al- ' Iotted to pugilists of his weight when at their best. He has been boxing since 1907 and has engaged in over 200 battles but has really only de- tended his title few times. His last bout was with Benny Valgar whom it was thought was the boy to lift the crown but Valgar couldn't weigh in at the weight Kilbane required and at that Valgar was handed 8 boxing lesson. Kilbane has been said to have >"gone back" a number of times but for a number of reasons nobody has been able to eliminate the veteran His bouts are confined to no decision affairs with boxers of little moree ir his own class and the same can bt said of others he fought who were lightweights. Most of the bouts car really be said were "exhibitions.' Bu it looks as though hand writing car be seen on the wall and with the nev crop of feath herweights and a reviva in boxing laws we will probably b. rid of another blotch from the rim! 4 horizon
 KiDbane is one of the cleverest box CTS in the ring today, and also has punch, as was shown in his bout witt in Jersey, when he was told by tn unless he stopped stalling, and the man of the ring. But as far givin see he was a. failure He preferred t decision, and his part of the bout wa confined to holding and giving an eS hibition that resembled the latest fo trot But new boxing laws in all C the states and the recognition of
 champion who will defend his til twice q year against a boxer worth of a chance will change all this an KiIbane will have to show his res worth or else step down from tn ~ throne he has occupied for nine year further elimination contest woul
 bring out the one who is entitled
 a chance at the title of kilban
 Chaney's victory last night alone dot ~ not entitle him to a chance. Samn
 Seigal would be one he would have
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-01-18
Feminine Sport Fans
 '. To See Mat Contest
Advance Ticket Sale Indicates Big Crowd to See Strange1
 Lewis and Stasia Padonney Grapple- le8. Daviscourt Tackles Solar

When Ed Strangler Lewis, champion heavyweight wrestler of the world, steps on the mat at the Casino to. morrow night at 9:30 o'clock to face Stasla Padonney, the Polish Giant, a big audience will greet them for the advanre sale of tickets has been large and this augurs well for a big attend ance. Among them will be a large sprinkIing of women who seem to have taken big interest in the af- fair.
 Prominent among those who will attend are doctors lawyers and pro. fessiona1 men generally. Wrestling is sport which brings out all the
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-01-18
COLUMBIA CANCELS
 EARLY BOAT RACE

New York-Columbfa will not meet Massa chusetts Institute of Technol- ogy on the river this year. The Hub coT1egianS requested a dual race with the Blue and White on the Harlem as a season opener, and while the date suggested, April Is. was regard ed as extremely early, the match was regarded with favor in athletic circles on Morningside Heights. The Uni versity committee on athletics passed on the race, but when it was submit ted for final approval to Jim Rice. the veteran coach, he enrphadcally nega- lived the idea.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-01-18
Boxing News and Gossip
By G. c. Hawman

eliminate because SeigaI had a. two round battle of his life some time ago. And then there is Danny FTuSh and Billy Defoe, who are also to be considered, both clever and hard hit terS.
 Jimmy Ffizzetti, who lost the de-
 cision to Benny Valgar the other
 night and who claims the lightweight
 championship of New England, will
 meet Joe Tiplitz, the rugged light
 weight, in a ten round go at Boston
 tonight.
 Tomorrow night at Providence Pete Hartley and Frankie Britt will come together in a. twelve round bout Hartley has fought few times in the winning lend each time and with Britt such a drawing card a record break ing gate ought to be made.
 K. O. Loughin and Marcel Thomas the French we4ter, have been signed up for a twelve-round go at Boston on anuary 24. LoughHn won the de l cision over the Frenchman at Hart | ford a. few weeks ago.
 Mickey Travers, the New Haven | featherweight, has been gettin quite I a bit of work around Boston lately and has come through a number of l wins. Mickey says he would rather l work around the Elm City, but as | boxing in these parts has no bright outlook it seems as though Mickey
 ought to stay. where the going is
 Il good.
 Jim Flynn, the real old man of the
 ring, has completed arrangements fol
 a tour of Australia, in which he plans to meet the best heavies the island
 continent boasts of. The trip is un. der the management of Bonamy, the Califtrnia sportsman, who made sucf
 a success of Jimmy Claby's tour { , few years ago.
 Sammy Waltz, the popular Merida1 l | featherweight, has been matched fol two bouts next month. He will mee Red Williams at Ho1yoke and Will , lie Curry at New Haven. William was the batt1er who won the decis = ion over Bobby Reimer at H6lyok s last week. \ Promoter Issac Weiner, of Nev f Haven, has landed a match be ] tween Bill Murphy, of Staten Is e land, and Charley Pilkington, of Mer v idan, to be staged in the Elm Cit ] I during the latter part of this month l They both clashed about a year az e and the former received the verdict ;. but it was such a whale of a battl I that the fans have been clamorin o for a return engagement ever since ,. Finkington has a large following up S state, and it will mean a good hous y if the fans have forgotten the las 0 fiasco staged in New Haven.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-01-18

muscular development of a man and professional men, who have seen much of the wrestling game while at college, enjoy this branch of sport The high class matches are equally enjoyable to men Or women and the bout tomorrow night at the Casino promises to be of the highest class as the champion himself is a college man.
 In every way the program tomor- row night should be a hummer from the time the preliminary men step upon the mat until after the princi- pals, the champion of the world, takes on the contender for the title.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-01-18
HEINZ GROH FOUND
 BY BILLY SANDOW

With the Giants angling for Heine Groh, Billy Sandow, the manager of pS;transler'' Lewis, the worlds wrest- ling champion, claims the honor of heinz the first baseball mogul that had Groh under his wing. Sandow ran a team in Rochester, but doesn't sneak highly of himself as a diamond wizard. He admitted that he thought so much of Groh that he chased him off the team.
 "Just shows what a wonderful rival 4be rnapagers lost when I 'branched o1,t as a grappler," he added.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-01-18

Boston. Jan. 1S-A1aurice Billing koff, Providence bantam, boxing un- der the name of Young Montreal, is still holder of the New England ban ramweight championship In an As sociated Press despatch following his bout with Abe Friedman in this city on Jan. f, it was enormously stated that Friedman had won ehe title
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-01-18
DAVIS CUP TENNIS
 PLANS ADVANCING

New York Possibility of staging the Davis Cup tennis preliminary matches in various parts of the United states has been considered by the tnterna- tional Committee of the United States Lawn Tennis Association. The com- n1ittee has learned unof1cially thai Australia, the British Isles, France and Japan are in favor of playing the preliminaries in this country.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-01-18
CHARLEY WHITE UP
 ON sSTALLING' CHARGE

waukee-Char1ie White, Chi cago lightweight boxer, was cited to- day to appear before the Wisconsin State Boxing Commission to answer charges of ''stalling in his match at Kenosha. last Friday, with Sailor Freedman, also of Chicago. The referee, Edward Houlihan, stopped fhe bout in the closing round.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-01-18
ORIOLES SIGN PITCHER.

Baltimore, Md, Jan. 1S-The Bal timore International League Base ball club has signed Ben Filishister x,f Ridgeway, Pa, as a pitcher, Mana ger Jack Dunn announced.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-01-18
Nonpareils
 Are Winners

There were flashes of classy pin ming in the Times Bowling League competition yesterday afternoon The Nonpareils were victorious over the Wrong Fonts. the Pie Lnes beat the Flank Slu-s. and the Cubs triumphed over the Pleas Following are the
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-01-18
TICKET SELLING DRIVE.

Akron, O., Jan. 1s-Omcials of the Akron International League Baseball club will conduct a ten-day selling campaign beginning Jan-. 27. The goal has been placed at 100000
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-01-18
BLACK ROCK FIVE
 'CONQUERs RED sOX

Black Rock Country Club copped a roughly played game from the Red Sox last night by a score of 53 to 2S. The visitors lacked team work and were unable to get near the Black ROCK basket because of the home teams defensive work
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-01-18
Is STILL CHAMPION.

153 154 155 4s2
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-01-18

eliminate because SeigaI had a two
 round battle of his life some time
 ago. And then there is Danny Frush and Billy Defoe who are also to be
 considered. both clever and hard hit ter-S
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-01-18

Jimmy Ffizzetti, who lost the de- cision to Benny Valgar the other night and who claims the lightweight championship of New England, will meet Joe Tiplitz, the rugged light weight, in a ten round go at Boston tonight.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-01-18

Sammy Waltz, the popular Meridian featherweight, has been matched for two bouts next month. He will meet Red Williams at Ho1yoke and Will lie Curry at New Haven. Williams was the batt1er who won the decis- ion over Bobby Reimer at HRlyoke a St week
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-01-18

K. O. Loughlin and Marcel Thomas, the French we4ter, have been signed up for a twelve-round go at Boston on anuary 24. LoughHn won the de cision over the F'renchman at Hart ford a few weeks ago.