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The New York herald., 1921-06-30

hyba, Natal. Cabedello, Maceio, Bahia and
ssrsipe (other parts Of Brazil -. via Para.
Marnnno s n,Sno E Ceara Nats Ca1eSs,loi %r es
ASM%0O'0' AM "''s'0 ana 1aA'A' SUI VIRGIL 0''O
Hayti Curacao y. via Cape Hayti. Port dc
Petit Gosve. Mirasoans, Jerernie. Aux cayss.
st Thomas. ST Croix. St Kits. Nevis. Saba.
serrat. Guadeloupe. Dominica. Martinique. st
Lucia. Barbados and for Guiana, via Barba-
Ss S s g. onS snS ks TnSad 2
and Barbados, str Parima, 12 NJ (sup PNi).
AZ srines ssa kiassssa esSsnls and e oars ss'
gena. str Elmac, ~ NJ.
Canal Zone. Panama, Salvador (prints.
pala. Choluteca (aiso prints. &C, for Ma
caome. Teguoigalpa ana Yuscaranl. IN Hon,
% Colombia a snd Ecuador @ aS losSer parts Of Hon
duras and letter mall Tor Salvador y. via
Seyt!sstoOai. ets str Alliance. 1850 Pm (sup ESQ
SATURDAY, JULY 2.
Costa Rica Cuba. Canal Zone and Pan
anna >. via Havana. Cristobal and Port
LGimSn. G,.p, ctr ua uiua; 7;s0 ,.. AN o,,v, Ut. u.
vans. str Mexico, AM.
Argentina. Uruguay and Paragusy tsps,
Buenos Aires. str Hesione. AM.
Jamaica and Colombia. except Cartagena.
CsIcs' Marino and Masdalena depsrtnsnss art
ssr aasS Sarx ,nss:sSn ssS AM 'v'nia and oaf'as'"a
Porto Rico. st Thomas and St Croi1. viz
AM5. ssa JUAN str Ponce $3.50 AM ''up $3.50
South Brazil. Argentina. Uruguay and
basnes Aires. str Martins wasSinston. ii 80 80
Turks Island and Dominican Republic. via
Turks Island, Monte Christi, Puerto Plata,
Samana. Sanchez. San Pedro de Macors.
Azua and Barahona. str Huron, IL 80 AM
Canal Zone. Panama. Salvador prints
&cl, Nicaragua Except East COAST, Anna
pala. choluteca talso prints. &c), for Ma
duras. csuca and Narino departments Of
Colombia. Ecuador, Peru texcept Iquitos) :.
Bolivia and Ohile lothsr parts Of Honduras
tobal Callao, Mollendo. africa. Iquique
Antofagasta and Valparaiso. str Essequibo.
| II 80 PM (sup 80 PM).
Transpacific Mails.
Close at New York at PM as follows:
Hawaii. Samoan Islands. Australia and
Hawaii via San Francisco. str wilhelmina.
Hawaii. Fill Islands. New Zealand and
y Japan. corea. Shina. Siberia. French 1ndo-
China and Netherlands East Indies Except
sumatra) via Seattle. str Silver State.
July 4.
Hawaii. Philippine Islands. Straits Settle.
ments. Sumatra and specially addressed mall
for French Indo- China. British India and
Ceylon via San Francisco, str Granite State.
July 8.
Must be specially addressed for this
steamer.
tParcel post mails and specially addressed
correspondence.
Mails of the following dates, Moukden June
2, Kobe 9th and Yokohama 7th, which ar
cast from Seattle on June 25 and are due In
New York on the afternoon of Thursday.
June 80.
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BY United States Naval Communi
cation Service.

cation Service.
distances given in miles: position at noon.
unless otherwise specified.1
As1isO Assl ,sO EYT p Ky Ksy West s., 2s.s astS
Aibertohts g 2 Port Lobes asth
American Press 66 e Sand Key 2Sth
Ann:,ta l1s Scotland Z 2sth.
ShsnS eGs' y sh a ssras. g z lGq p% e sA
Bcrgestsd 81 BE Cape Henry 2sth.
British Lantern SO S Hattsras II Pm 2sth.
Carrillo AS ssw Cape San Antonio 2sthO
Casey 1o0 NE Jupiter 28th.
caisaroiits 1876 Sc Hatteras 8 Pm asth.
Chantler l24 e Ambrose 10th.
Charles M Everest 20 Jupiter 18th.
City Of vernon 7a W sand Ksy 2sth.
Clark Mills 10 Towey Rocks 2Sth
SosuT su; dAisns Is yy o. , E Sand land, Key & ssth'
CoQuina 26 ID Miami 2sth.
Coronado $50 Cape Henry 2sth.
Corning 7b6 Z Tampico 29th.
Champion Anderson $40 SW Hatteras 2sth.
Currier 80 8 Jupiter 2Sth.
Daniel Webster 46O sE Cape Sable 2Sth.
sN sW 4soHrS T,rs fssns as'a ah
East Indian 11S EsE Highland Light 2Sth.
s.Fn sssSn so s4 s.na. 81 PM as
Eastern Sun Z sW sombrero 2sth
e z Abe y % y q SJ Jupiter qS',a 2stn; as,,
oaS'Sss's assss ;oo sw 'Rsss Yasssr.s .sts ss,h
= Q Barstow 81 p Jupiter esth.
Fiorenos Luckenbach 715 3 Ambrose asth.
Frederick r Kellogg 20 NE Fowey Rocks
rsa oHows " ~e's y = ToE.s se Roe ksy ai ssth
Gene Crawley 81 w Havana 26th.
George II Jones 1873 sW by Hatteras 2sth.
culfcoast 1870 n Jupiter 2sth,
Suiiiana ia - Wv Tertus.s as,n.
Henrs aan3yfs Ma Salo.g = yaaS % A' Sspss.1 18th.
Herbert i Pratt IA Tanp!so 2sth.
Hilton 1873 sw Hatteras 2sth.
Hoxbar 4 e Hatteras 28th.
Ssy .us .ds st ss g 81 Lon = ss
G White 342 N Jupiter 2Sth.
F! G ponnell passed Fowsy Rocks 2sth.
Joseph w r cSdahy I 1s4 - W visa Sand I key % 18th
Lake Eismere passed Chatham 1880 AM
Lake Feiden 800 sW Hsttsras esth.
Lake Zalisld 108 N Vera Cruz 2Sth.
Lehigh $50 9 Nantucket 21th
LIsn5ous5Rss an s5s sSs ssn;0sSs NE JsDt:s stS Ss'h
Lera Broash.op q E csps He Henry ) PM 2sth.
MsSss Mssssns s'esGa lss AsEs:: A%sss:: ssIs ssA
Msrfo Castle o,, 2Sa So. Hsyssa .SnS aa,S Ssh
New York 6s sW Hatteras 2sth:
T wsrine f., of FOwsy sss nosss ss;, 2sth-
osss1nsn ossse penn.s s a0Y:s sss T.meco 1ssS ash
Fastores 21 Jupiter 2eth.
Paul II Harwood 353 NE Tampico 2Sth.
Pennsylvania 10 2 Sand Key 28th.
Peter II Crowell lat 80 a. Ion ~ AZ 26th.
Quabbin 236 NE Lobos Island 28th.
Rapidan 100 SW Hatteras 2Sth.
Rayo 70 Hatteras 28th.
Rosolino Orlando rs p Cape Henry PM
26th.
Sabine Sun 100 sw Hatteras 2sth.
Saccarappa lat "a 20. Ion 16 10 28th.
San Pablo III N Llmon 26th
San Jose 271 Ambrose 9th.
Santa Eulalis 73 g Hatteras 28th.
Santa Marta 10 Scotland L Goth.
Saramacca ITO Barrios 2Sth.
Saucon 10 S Fryingpan 2sth.
Stockholm 100 z Ambrose 10 AM goth.
Thomas H Wheeler 80 e Tampico 26th.
Toloa PAT N Ltmon 28th.
Tripp off Alligator 2Sth
Triumph $50 Boston l. 2Sth.
Tvlsagas 10 NV Tortugas 2sth.
Venezuela Alp Baltimore PM 2Sth.
Vincennes Bridge 618 Ambrose 26th.
Virginia rs SW Hatteras 2Sth.
Walter A Luckenbach 672 z Ambrose 2Sth.
West Gambo 1892 e Cape Henry 2Sth.
Western Hero lat 25 81, Ion 20 IA 28th.
VIM NJ Burton 40 Sand Key 2sth.
Zacapa 439 SW Plum Point 2Sth.
The New York herald., 1921-06-30

whose bow had been raised above water by
vreckers, sank late tonight whom something
went wrong with inflated pontoons which
rad been used TO buoy her.
LONDON, June 29-Str Western Wave.
from Charleston for Genoa. has arrived at
81 MichAsis with circulating pump damaged
or out Of order.
NORFOLK, Va. June 29--Str West Rari-
tens arrived here Sunday with engine
trouble; repairs completed: expects to sail
to-day.
The New York herald., 1921-06-30
ARRIVED.

str Aepinet CBr). London June H. 10 the
etandard OIL Co OF New York. with chalk.
Went 10 Bergen Point. Nj.
Str Mydrecht tDutch), Rotterdam June 10,
20 Ph Van Ommeren Corporation, in ballast.
Went 70 pier Q, Constable Hook. NJ.
Str varg (Nor), Hamburg.
Str Moncaileri utaD. Genoa June II and
Naples 18th. TO Furness. Witty q Co. with
mdse.
(. Str Catherine, San Domingo City June ~.
Mscorir fTth, sanche, and ssmana roth ana
Porto Plata AID. TO the Bull-1nsular Lin
The New York herald., 1921-06-30

City OF London (Br). Liverpool Dunbridse
(Br), London: Carindhu (Br). Hull
PORT LIMON, June 24--Arrived, str San
Gil CBr). Boston via Havana (and sailed
Goth for Boston,.
MIIKI. June 21-Arrived. str Wythevile
Manila, &c. for Philadelphia and Boston
NAPLES. June 24-Arrived. str Eastern
Crown, New York.
NASSAU. June 2o-Sailed. str Canadian
Fisher (Br). from Belize, &C. for Montreal
NUEyITAs. June 27-In port, str Caledonia
(fw), for 81 John. NIB Ooading sugar..
PLYMOUTH, June 20-Arrived. str Prin-
cess Matoika. New York.
PORTO PLATA. June 20. AM-Arrived. str
1osto (Norl. Sanchez, &c. for New York.
PORT SAID, June 25-Passed. str Canadian
Leader (Br), Antwerp for India.
QUEENSTOWN, June 25-Saied. str Delco.
New York.
RIO JANEIRO. June 2T-Arrived. str Sal
lust (Br), New York.
ROTTERDAM. June 25-Arrived. strs Col
o(nNvrrNJrrrr, rN NEWT pAGEh
The New York herald., 1921-06-30
FOREIGN WEATHER CABLE
GRAMS.

CAPE RACE. NE. June 29-Barometer at
noon. So.1o inches: wind. z. light breeze
weather. fine: temperature. 30 deg Fair.
The New York herald., 1921-06-30
DROPPING OF TIME BALL.

NEW YORK, June 29--The time oail above
the Navigation and Marine Engineering
school or the Ssamen's Church Institute, IS
South street. dropped to-day at exact noon,
nth meridian, or hours slow of Greenwich
ssan rims. Any one desiring correct Green
1890
The New York herald., 1921-06-30
NOTICE TO MARINERS.

Str Argosy. which arrived at New York
yesterday. reports passing q broken spar
attached to submerged wreckage very dan
gerous to navigation, approximate position,
lat 40 II 05 N, lon T3 81 05 w.
The New York herald., 1921-06-30
PASSED CITY ISLAND.
Bound South.

Str Calvin Austin. Boston for New York.
Str Delaware, Boston for New York.
Tug Clara II Doane. towing barees Cat
/ 20 PM).
Bound East.
Tugs Cheektowaga. towing barges Cat
9:05 AND Spartan, towing 3 cat 8 80 AND ;
p Skfdmore towing / (at 20 PM.
Tug James McWilliams, towing barges
Cat LAO PM 29th).
The New York herald., 1921-06-30
CLOSING OF MAILS

late than the
via
manpo is
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The time given In the above table L. East
ern standard time and u furnished by the
United States Coast and Geodetic Survey.
For daylight saving time add ! hour.
The New York herald., 1921-06-30
NOTICE TO MARINERS

THE NEW YORK HERALDS Ship News Office is in
the Barge Office Ship information given By u S.
Navy Department Daily Shipping Bulletin. Telephone
Bowling Green $3.50.
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MARrNE-FoR SALE OR WANTED.

MARINE-FOR SALE OR WANTED.
->~~~~~~>~~~~D~~~~~~~>~
FOR sALE--Gasolene driven derrick boa;
Mirror. capacity 35 tons, length 81 IT..
beam 10 IT,. draught 4 TO 3 H.. has derrick
for loading. Can be seen at owners dock
foot Chester av., Passsic River. Newark, N
J. Patton Pitcairn Division.
fyoR sALE--Tug, IA inch square, Z foot draft.
excellent condition; 5000. MCINTOSH
AGENCY, IL Broadway. Bowling Green 1851.
FOR SALE-Barges and scows. HABER,
3 Trinity place. Bowling Green 2S60.
WANTED-Young man. familiar general
lightersge; first class knowledge stove
dore and lumber lighteraKe rates. Call n
A. NJ. room 1909. 80 Pearl 81.
The New York herald., 1921-06-30
Transatlantic Mails.

- THURSDAY. JUNE 30.
dIIss rranse and and other sountris. Especially sd-
q 8 30 AM (sup $50 AND.
Germany. via Hamburg. str Minnekahda,
Germany Especially addressed only. via
many sa,s also peresi psss mails f9r r Ger
AN AN. '"'''er'ana' str Mount 0arr0A' io''o
Azores Islands Portugal and Greece =.
and Piraeus; also parcel post mails for
Azores Islands and Portugal. str Asia, 10 80
Greece. Bulgaria and Rumania Especially
addressed only. via Piraeus. Varna and
constanza; tai, also parcel post malls for Greece
- Norway. sweden. M .eSs p.nmark. po' LII Lithuan,..
d;atvia, Esshonia and Finland. via Chris
parcel post malls for Norway. Sweden and
penn Denmark , str United States. ~ M (sup
Azores Islands (Por,ugai and Greece y.
a thence by str Asia. PM.
iss SATURDAY. JULY 2.
~ Europe. Africa and West Asia. via Plym-
2 outh. Boulogne and Rotterdam (mall y +; also
y parcel post malls for Netherlands, str Ryn-
Europe, Africa and west Asia, via Plym-
outh, Cherbourg and Antwerp (mail y; also
parcel post mails for Belgium. Luxembourg
and Belgian Congo, str iceland. AM (sup
Great Britain Except scotland). Belgium.
q, norway,
Denmark. Germany. Finland. Persia. South
Africa. Madeira and Cape Verde Islands, via
Liverpool; also parcel post mails for Great
trIss str caronia AM {sup % 80 % AND c00n
ireland and Scotland (other countries >
via Londonderry and Glasgow; also parcel
0ameronia, AM sup $50 AND.
France. Rumania. Bulgaria. .Czecho -sloyakia.
srsns ftav snain
syria: Paissilss Essps; British India K.ny.
loihsr countries ); also parcel pos. mails
for France and other countries. str Lafayette,
$3.50 AM tsup 8 80 AN).
/ addressed only). via Copenhagen, Reval and
mark and Finland. str MARCUS. 80 PM.
dressed correspondence). via Palermo and
Naples. str Patria. 1913 AM.
Z. Europe. Africa and West Asia Githuania.
Southampton and Hamburg; also parcel post
mails for France. Great Britain. Ireland.
gary. Switzerland and other countries st str
Orbita, 1880 AM (sup IL M.
Mails for South and Central Amer.
lea, West Indies, &c.
& THURSDAY. JUNE 80
1g Yucatan and Campeche (Cuba and other
3 parts OF Mexico y, Via Havana, Progreso
Vera Cruz and Tampico; also parcel post
for the M1 atss Of
Oaxaca, Puebla, Taxcaia, Vera Cruz and
Yssa,an, &c 1na str EsP2s,ra,nza 2,Is, ,, AN S. Cab,
= st Martins, st Eustatius. Antigua. Morkser-
rat Guadeloupe. Dominica. Martinique and
St Lucia Barbados y via st Thomas. st
.minica. Martinique. ST Lucia and Barbados.
2 str Puiwico. II 80 AM (sup 10 80 PMD.
-r FRIDAY. JULY /.
~ North Brazil. Iquitos. Pernambuco, Para
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CONTINUED ON NEXT PACED
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sisnalled 2.7se miles of Ambrose at noor
e9fh
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-08-13
NoWie! Bender Vs. Boehling M
 4 G0me Here

Bender vs. Boehling in one of the New Haven games here next week looks like a pretty fancy card for the fans.
 This is the de luxe card that may be arranged for the enjoyment of local fans. Owner George Weiss is going to take the matter up with the local club officials and as such a bill would be an excellent drawing card it is likely that the proposed program will be put through. The only hitch that may occur is on the New Haven end-if Chief Bender is able to pitch an entire game. Bender has been laid up for the past ten days owing to an injured foot, but he has appeared in parts of games this week.
 Early in the season when Joe Boehling made his big splash with the Derbies the proposition was preached and the Chief declared he would be willing to pitch here in a game against the Dixie hurler.
 There are many fans in Bridgeport who witnessed some of Bender's per- formances while he was Connie Mack'S star who are desirous of see- ing him perform again. By annouAc- ing the date of the attraction in ad- vance fans will be given an oppor- tunity of arranging their affairs and get chance to see the game.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-08-13
BnH Nuts Ride Joy Cutes As Derbes Win Agnin Zn Nnth
Springfield On
 Sunday s Card

With seven straight wins to their credit the Brown DerbieS have again hit their stride and fans are beginning to take notice that the McCann squad has an excellent chance of winning the pennant.
 The DerbieS are playing in Springfield today, a dOubleheader being on the bill. F'Of course we hope to win both games" said Manager Gene McCann this morning as he left for Spring field. Wolfram and Stauffer are slated as the local moundSmen. Mcfarland will be in the box in one of the games for the Ponies.
 Springfield will also be here for games tomorrow and Monday. On Tuesday, New Haven will be here for a dOuble-header, and on Wednesday the DerbieS will play in the Elm City, New Ha- ven returning here for another tilt on Thursday. On Friday and Saturday the locals play in Hartford
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-08-13
Race
 Bike Feature

Plans are being perfected for the bicycle racemeet to be held on the Seaside Park track the latter part Bicycle Dealers Association. A ten mile race will be the feature with local riders contending against lead ing pedal pushers from New York, New Jersey, Hartford and other points.
 The Allied Motorcycle Club of Bridgeport at a meeting last night worked on plans for a picnic and field day sports to be held at Fort Trum- bull, Aug. 21. A prize list valued at s700 will be offered for the various athletic events.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-08-13
Jack Flynn Tips Pirates To Win

Jack Flynn Springfield man. aSer and former Pittsburgh first baseman, is boaSting his "oId love-" the Pirates, to win the Ma t1onal League pennant. Admit ting that the Giants will be strong conteHders for the bunting until the finish. Jack declared yester- day, the Pirates are an even bet and a good sized one against the field.
 Jack Iauded his former team mate, veteran Pitcher 'tBabe" Adams, whom he declared to be one Of the best tWirIers today in the major league, despite his long service. Ely mn said Adams owes his success to remarkable control of the ball and a good head.
 Flynn also admitted that the Hrown Derbies are playing a brand of ball that cannot be eciipsed in the Eastern League.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-08-13
After
 Local Match

Johnny O'Leary formerly of Bridgeport, who is making Worcester his present home, arrived in Worces- ter yesterday from a months training trip at Old Orchard, Maine. Johnny is in the pink of condition and is open to meet any of the local feather weights. He received a decision over Harry Kid Drew last Monday and is in line for a fight in Worcester this month. Johnny is anxious to show his wares in Bridgeport again.
 Would be very grateful if you could find a little space in your wonderful paper for the above item.
 Yours in sports,
 Nicholas Petrucce1n.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-08-13
Pretty Soft
 Slim Eh?

''Slim" Bornh otft, the elongated twirler of the Brown Derbies, is looming up mountain-sized to the baseball experts who are keeping track of the wins and losses of East ern League pitchers.
 Bornhoeft has had a, big week so far. No telling what will happen to- day in the Springfield doubleheader. Slim may pitch again.
 This week Slim annexed two vic tories to his string although he only pitched two innings in as many games He relieved Stauffer with the score tied against Waterbury and grabbed the credit for the local vic tory. Yesterdays as Boehhng's sue cessor he pitched one inning and is credited with another win.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-08-13
Jack Delaney
 All The Way

Jack Delaney, the idgeport ring Adonis, advanced another rung up the ladder toward the middleweight championship in Holyoke. last night, when he handed a sapping to Happy Howard in a battle that was De- laneys over the entire route. How ard resorted to stalling and running tactics and kept Delaney on a merry sprint until the final round conclud- ed. Delaney scored 4hree knock downs, but Howard refused to stand in the way of a kayo punch.
 Micky Travers, 'the walloping wop' of New Haven, won the verdict over Billy Skee of Holyoke.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-08-13
Prince Would
 Box Williams

Billy Prince, local featherweight, after watching Johnny Williams win over Luby and Harris, believes that he can whip the New Yorker in a re- e1Bru match
 Since losing to Williams last win ter, Prince has become stronger and more rugged and is now confident of licking the New York bearcat.
 Prince claims to have had Will Hams out in one of the early rounds yof the bout in New York, but failed to follow up his momentary advan- tages, as he felt very weak.
 Prince is anxious for the return match and would meet Williams at the proposed smoker at the Colum bia A c. next month.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-08-13
Trans vs. Farmers.

The Greens Farms will meet with some opposition tom orrow when the Trans invade Bedford Oval. The Trans played the Crashos a tie game last week and will play it off at a make any claims for the City cham pionslip but would like to play all of the best teams they can possibly make dates for. It is unnecessary to answer the Walnut statement in Thursday evenings paper, as anyone who followed their record this year will readily see they have no just claims for the championship. says the Irans' management.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-08-13
.Matfy'' Old Self O7a 41st BirthdGy

Saranac Lake, N. Y., Aug. 13- Christy Mathewson, idol of the baseball fans in the United States for many years, passed one of the happiest days of his life here yesterday - his 41St birthday he told friends.
 The former pitching star of the New York National League club, the happiest days of his life here who has been hero for more than q year because of an attack of tuberculosis, said he was feeling better than for some. time past and that he hoped for Q conn., plete early recovery.
 MathewsOn spent the day with Mrs. MathctvsOn and their son, Christy, Jr. They went motor ing for half an hour in the morn- ing, MathewsOn chatting and laughing with friends on tho street,
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-08-13
BARNUM SUSTAINED.

(By International News SerSice-)
 Springfield, Mass. Aug. 13-Bar- nuns contention that there 1S one born every minute was given some confirmation here recently.
 John H. Sakelli, of this city, was induced by two strangers to deposit $500 in money making machine, equipped with numerous cogs, wheels and cranks. The machine was also fed some blank paper. Sakelli was told that in an hour the machine WoT i'd turn out $1,O00 in bona tide legal ten der.
 The strangers had departed at the end of the hour-so had Johns $500.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-08-13
Bogash- Delaney Bout Offer Made
 By Connie Lewis
Bridgeport A. &t A. Proxy Willing to Sign Articles To Stage Fight at Early Date, Boxers to Get 50 Per Cent.
By GEORGE E. FIRSTBROOK

NOW for bout between Louis Bogash and Jack Delaneyl ed his card and it's to both boxers and their respec tive managers to show their hands.
 I'm willing to put on a bout between Bogash De- fancy the give fighters per cepts they split their share they m said Promoter Lewis. If these fellows wish to hook up the ring here's their chance be at office time sign ar cles for the Bridgeport A. & A.
 "Wh two good boxers like Bogash Delaney, local boys, would be the fight Bridgeport to all concerned"
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-08-13
Star Catch By
 BambinOR Ruth

Philadelphia. Aug. 13-Babe Ruth not only hit his 44th home run of the season in yesterdays game be- tween the New York and Philadelphia American League clubs. but perform ed brilliantly in the field. In the first he caught Johnny Walkers fly. In the fourth the New York left fielder executed a spectacular running catch of lilly Walkers short but high fly back of shortstop.
 In the sixth backed against the wall after a sprint to his right and got a long drive by Hasty.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-08-13

collided against a heater in the Hartford clubhouse and badly burned his arm the other day.
 High priced race horses are try ing to grab everything in sight. Yesterday, at Saratoga. the $15O,000 Inchcape raced for and won a $70O purse. But, it will help to fill the oat box.
 Seven days have passed without lawn McGraw getting into a scrap dts really true.
 What's the matter with Joe Smith?" asked a fan at the game yesterday. OverwOrl<ed with another catcher, Johnny Thole, setting on the bench, that's all Smith is a hard working player and needs a rest.
 Jack Flynn didn't err far from speaking the truth when he declared. We are shot to~pieces Looked so with Wilder and Becker in the in field.
 Kitty BranSfield who has been jumping ingle-handed. owing. to the enforced layof of Umpire Ennis has been doing splendid work. Much growing is heard over "Buli' Brown being the peer of Eastern League arbiterS but Kitty BarnSfield must be consid- ered, and ball players will back up this statement.
 Connie Lewis and Dan OfNeiI were among the absent brothers" at yes- terday's joy-fest-
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-08-13
CUBS PROTEST PIRATES WIN.

Pittsburgh. Aug. 13-Manager ISil- Hfer of the Chicago Cubs has pro- tested the second game played here with the Pirates in a double header Thursday. kilIfer claimed that had a foul hit been hit in the general di- rection of the Pirate during the 11th inning of the game it would have been impossible to make the catch as park employees were there unrollirg a tarpauhn preparatory to laying it over the home plate.