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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-06-29

Pokoie, ktere Lester Glen
dale obyval We Villard-house,
ztratily sVuj lesk a svou utul-
most; puste a zasmuSile whit
zelv vstric DavStevnikum. Kra
sne obraZy, ktere st6ny kryly,
byly snaty, vykladan6 skrinky,
stoly, skrine a vyklenky zdobi-
ly pokrVvaly, rozlozeny byly
kolem, cekajfce sveho zabale-
nj. Koberce polstare byly jiz
slozeny kufrr a bedny, Vse
svedcilo, re ten, ienz zde by
dill, chySta Sc k odchodu'
Slabe svetlo plynove nepa-
dalo jen ma Lestera Glendale,
ale tez ma pekneho, belovlas6-
no mladika, jenz snazil Sc We
zmatku tom poradek nejaky u
ciniti. Prudce pTi tom kouril
doutnik, .iakoby kotouci dymo-
vymi, jez prudce vypouSt6l,
zahnati chtel tez chmury z We
sele duSe sve.
Laurence Wildermore, prite
lem svym kratce jen Laurie
imenovan, byl 20 mnoho let
neiduvern6iSim druhem Leste-
ra Glendale. Pro jeho vrele
srdce, primy karakter, zvolil 81
Lester mladeho Wildermora re
vsech svych soudruhu "a Jedi
neho, pred nimz nicim Sc meta
jill. Laurie, ienz pozemskymi
statky meme obdaren, nez prl-
tel. ia to vSak mel otce, jenz
velkeho ylivu pozival V kru-
zich washingtonskych, byl n.y.
nj ma nejvyS pobouren a rozli-
tostn6n, kdyz uslysel co polka
10 druha jeho.
"Proklinam tvuj osud," mlu-
vii rozhorcene. "Vzdyt' isl
mym nejlepslm druhem tim
take zustanes, at Sc stane CO.
koliv. Tisic chuti bych mel to-
hoto Allena Glendale bez mi
losti skoliti, nebot' poyazuji to
"a podlou nicemnost', kdyz pc
leta nevyjevil ii niceho tvem
puvodu, az Fnyni, kdyz znicil
I've zivotni stestiv"
Laurie pocal zufive koufit,
chtel zakryti Shy V kotoucfch
dymovych. jez dobre srdc1 je-
no vypuzovalo mu oci mad ne
Stestim nejlepslho prltele.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-06-29
1ANNHN
SYN GUyERNERUV.
Pfbeh vota americkeho cd H. Pera Pfeozl Jan Fuck

Klepot ma dvere vytrhl Le-
stera nasilne jeho trudneho
premltani.
Laurie vyskocil a otevrel.
'Psani pro tebe,' pravil, po-
davaje toto pfiteli.
S radostnou i truchlivou tvari
sahl tento po dopisu, doufal,
re bude cd Margarcthy. Avsak
pohled ma obalku pfesvedcil
no, re Sc mylil. Otevrel tuto a
cetl:
"Muj drahy priteli!
Mozno-li vam, navStivte mne
dnes vecer. Prosi o to vam
varna Alice Routledgova."
Mlcky drzel chvili dopis V
ruce. Zadna pochybnost; Alice
vedela jiz, re nema pravo ma
imeno Glendalovo, re jest sy-
mem vrahovym a prece nestiti-
la Sc nazvati ho svym drahym
pritelem!
'Dostal jsem psani cd pani
Routhledgove, ktera pfeje 81
jeSt6 dnes mne videti," pravil
ku svemu priteli. "Odpustis mi
zaiist6, kdyz te ma chvili opu-
stim?"
"OvSem!" odpovedel Laurie,
"zatim vSe slozim! PfiSel jsem,
abych ii pomohl!'
"Nezdrzfm Sc dlouho," pra-
vii Lester a dojat dolozil; mi
kdy ii to nezapomenu!'
Zach, to bude mou starosti,
bys ma mne nezapomnel,' od-
povedeh ppitel vynucenou We
selosti. "Avsak delej, abys ode
sci q bro Sc vratil, abychom
posledni vecer pohromade mo-
hi ztraviti!"
Sotva Sc dvere zavrely "a
Lesterem, jiz Laurie sklesl ma
llenoSku, vSe nechal kolem sebe
lezet vazn6 pocal pfemyslet
0 osudu, ktery potkal jeho prf-
tele.
Nine jest tato prihoda ne
jasna," brucel pro sebe; "a
cim dele 0 tom premysllm, tim
vice stava Sc mi vse nepocho-
piteln6jsim, "a tim vezi nejak6
d'ablovstvl; vsadlm vSe, re ten
Allen Glendale vice o zahade
ttto Vi, nez-li zakryti Sc nyni
snazil"
Laurie Wildermore blizil Sc
pravde, aniz by tuSeni tom
mel.
Lester nalezl pani Routed
govou jeiim budoiru. Kdyz
pohledla vstupujicimu mladiku
tvafi V tvar a poznala, jake
=
stopy tazich jeho zanechal
zal a dtrapy, jak malo dnech
zmenily vyraz jeho, zmocnila
Sc j vrela soustrast' a Shy
v3toupily il oci.
"Margarethe zajist6 vam
vSe vypravela, panl Routledgo-
va" promluvil Lester tichym
hlasem, usedaje ma sesli, vedle
ieii stojici.
Polozila ruku svou ma ra-
me jeho a patrila mltky oci
jeho pohledem soustrastnym.
"Ano, vim VSecko," pravila
"Slova ma isou slaba, mui mi
~ pfiteli, by obsahla hlubokou
mou soustrast' k vasemu osudu.
Avsak nezoufejtel Mate
pred sebou vzneseny ell We
domi toto poVede vas pres vse-
cky pfekazky"'
Lestera tato slova potesila.
Nova touha po zivote vesla V
dusi jeho a pocal mlade PAM
sdeloyati sve plany nadeje.
"ZamySlite nase mesto jeste
tento tyden opustit?' tazala Sc
mlada PAM, kdyz skoncil.
"Ano, PAM Routledgova, "a
mySllm Ultra vecer odcestova-
ii do New Norku, zde mne mic
vice nepouta; vse jsem 81 jiz
.zaridil, pro blaho Marga-
J rethino bude to nejlepsi, kdyz
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VIII.

Zima uplynula a jaro We vSi
krase pocalo rozsevati kvety a
Jas svuj. Vse prchalo z dusnych
ulic m6stskych ven, do move,
ozivene prlrody.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-06-29

| "Vlozila ma mne poselstvi,
ktere VAN sdeliti mann. Sama
vi, re jen ma chvilku vas jeste
spatrl a re pri tom nebude il
mozno sdeliti van vse, co ma
srdci chova. Prosila mne, bych
byla tlumocnici jejich citd.
Vzkazuje vam, re laska jeji k
vam jest nezlomna a re nikdy
nalezeti nebude jinemu, nybrz
cekati bude, az ukol svuj do
konate a jmenu Halladayovu
cest dobudete!' -
Lester pozvedl hlavu, papr-
SEX stestl zazafil z jeho tenn
nych oci. ''Margarethe, ma dra
ha, milovana Margarethe!" Sc
ptal pred sebe.
"Necht' slova tato vzdy zu-
stanou paneti vasf!' pokra-
covala Alice. "Necht' jsou vam
utechou We vsech tezkych hodi-
mach !"
"AnO,. utechou mi budoui"
zvolal mlady muz uchopil Sc
Iruky Aliciny, kterou pin vdec-
nosti k ustlm povznesl. "Slib-
te mi tez, draha prftelkyne,"
pokracoval dale, "ze ujisteni,
jez slysela jste z ust mych,
vam pameti zustane!"
"Slibuji!' prohlasila mlada
pani slavnostne.
Ia nekolik okamziku vstou-
pill do pokoje senator Rout-
ledge. ON pronesl k mlademu
muzi slovy nejvrelejSfmi svou
soustrast', ujistil no svou pri-
mi laskou a udelil nekolik
uprimnych rad. Jeste nekolik
SLOW ma rozloucenou, vrele
stisknuti rukou, mily pozdrav q
Lester odesel.
| Myslenky jeho bloudili jed
ne pfedstavy ma druhou. O.
braz milovane divky, kterou
opustiti nucen byl, stale vzna-
sci Sc mu pred duSevnim IRA
KEN a jen ma okamzik ustupo-
val obrazum jinym, nichz ie-
vii Sc mu omen muz podivny, je-
hoz dosud svym otcem nazyval
a jenz nahle predstavy teto
zpusobem ukrutnym ho vypu-
dill.
Po delsim bloudeni vratil sc
do pribytku sveho.
| Laurie nebyl jeste Sc. svou
praci hotov, ale kdyz oba do
prace Sc dali, brzo byli hotovi
a venovati sc mohli neruSene
| jen sobe.
Druheho Ultra Lester zahy
ystal. Byl to jeho posledni den
We Washingtonu. Rozloucenl
Ijeho Margarethou bylo bez
islz = oba potlacily bourici ci-
ty sve a uzavrely nesmirny boil
svuj V srdcich svych. Jedinym
dlouhym pohledem rekli sobe
vice, nez-li by tisici SLOW Wy
jadrili. TAX Sc rozeSli.
Kdyz Lester naposledy pre-
| krocoval prah domu Farms
worthova, odchazel re sveta,
dosud pro neho plneho Stesti,
a vstupoval V neznamy sv6t, v
nemz nevedel, co no ocekava.
V tutez hodlnu, dalekO Od
neho, svijel Sc ma kolenou sta
ry Allen Glendale a zoufa-
losti spinal ruce k nebi, zebro-
ne 0 smilovani a odpuSteni tez-
keho hrichu sveho. Nebyl to
opanovati city sve, divoce ra-
dila boure V nitru jeho, boure
zleho svedomi, ktera neprala
mu klidu We dine nj V noci a i
nyni nejd6snejsi obrazy V dust
jeho tvofila.
Bleda, hruba tvar stav6la Sc
mu pred oci, tvar krvavou ra-
nou na cele, tentyz vyraz, jejz
spatfil V d'abelskem trium-
fu, kdyz nositelka jeho tehda V
dome ohioskeho guvernera
mad kolebkou sklonena byla a
desnou pOmStu svou dokOnala.
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"Ano, bych il dal posledni s
bohem! Poprosim, ably ma mne
zapomnela. Ach, tolik zalu a
nesteat+ snesl isem na jeji du-
81, re nikdy 81 to neodpustiml
Ze v5eho Jest nj myslenka ta-
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-04-07
BrOlU7l DerbieS
 To Play Police
 Nine SaturdnU

Local baseball fans will have their first dish of the national pastime served Up to them a day ahead of time. Announcement was made yes terday that Gene McCann will put Bridgeport team on the field Sa,tur- day afternon against Police Supt F. J. F1anagan's police outfit, the box office receipts to be turned over to the Bridgeport Community Chest fund. The game will be called at D. m.
 By the arrangement of the game McCann will probably get q good line on the players that will make up the team for the Sundays game with the New York Americans which will be the formal season opener
 There was no limit to the pep and ginger uncorked at Newfield Park yesterday in the two practice periods of the Brown Derbies. McCann, it cannot be denied, has mustered a speedy bunch of players from which there should be no trouble in picking a winner-a.nd there are some players of the first ca1iber still to report.
 Murray. shortstop, whom Jack Mack of Worcester is also claiming. is due to report today along with Rodriguez. Cuban first baseman, and
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-04-07

Stauffer, reliable box artist Big things are expected of Stauffer this season. The hurler encountered a big share of hard luck in his perform ances on the home grounds last sea son, but on he road he was a terror to opposing clubs, especially the Hart ford Senators.
 Bornhof, the pitcher secured from the Kitchener Club of the Canadian Michigan League, made d favora ble impression by his work yesterday In a 5-1ninute tossing 'e1n over session B1rnhoff displayed plenty of curves. He also cavorted about the diamond and also showed himself to be a fielder of class. Pitchers Hummer and Leasure also took short turns iil pitching ard brought happy looks to McCannS counteDance.
 Kenneth Grimes is displaying snap and vim in his workouts and is sure of an outfield position He also en- tertains ambitions of being picked to cover first base, the job formerly held by his illustrious brother, Roy.
 Buc Lai, although looked upon as an oldtimer, is in fine shape. due largely to his advance workouts with Chief Bender and the University of Penn squad in Philadelphia
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-04-07
Soccer Fray
 Here Sunday

Bridgeport will be the scene of the soccer classic of the season on Sun day afternoon next when the final round of the state cup competition will be played off at the Meadows. The contesting teams are the Co1un1- bia Graphophone team of this city and the Manchester football club of South Manchester, the latter are the champions of the Hartford and Dis trict league for the past few seasons and this season have just lost the championship of the State league by one league point.
 The game is scheduled to start at 3:15 o'clock with Andrew York as referee and George Denhalm of An sonia and James Miller of New Ha- ven as lnesmen. The teams are very evenly matched although in the State League schedule the Man chester team has defeated the Graphophone team on both occasions but these games were played in the early part of the season before the team got to work.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-04-07
iSemi-PrO And Amateur Mines
 On Deck For 1927 CanaDaiqn

services of Ray Shea for about two weeks. Ray broke his ankle in a sand1ot game last week.
 Captain Jackie Maher is also on the injured list. with a bad wrist re- ceived in playing basketball against the SacramentS.
 WheIan sure did wield a heavy stick at the Trade school practice yesterday afternoon Paige also sent the leather for some dandy rides.
 The AmericanzTube and Stamping Co., will have no team this year, ac- cording to reports.
 Liptack or Brazis will be on the mound for the South Ends Sunday. Liptacss held the Federals to a few scattered hits last week.
 Ching Hammil1 wires from He bron Academy, Maine, that he will be ready to play with the Sacraments wine nschool closes
 Mello Burns, of the Notre Dame Freshmen. will also be listed on the when school closes.
 T. L. s. ought to have some team this year with Jimmie Lavery, former high school star in the box.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-04-07
TRACK SQUAD IS
 PICKED FOR MEET

Coach Al Anderson is putting his men to stiff workouts this week in preparation for the New York Uni versity Interscholastic meet, which will be held April Is. The squad is seriously handicapped because they are not in trim for the pole vault, hurdles or javelin throw events. This equipment was to arrive this week and Coach Anderson will be forced to send only part of the squad Eo the Gotham games
 fighting chance for the point trophy now held by Barringer High school, New Jersey. Barringer also won the Yale meet last year when the locals came in second Gold. silver and bronze medals are offered for the first three places. Scoring will be on the basis of for the 1st place; for End; 2 for 3rd, and 1 for 4th-
 Matty Skane and Fitzpatrick are
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-04-07
WHO'S WHO?
Close-Ups Of Local
Pennant Hopes

JOE SMITH, CATCHER.

 Mo VII have one of the cassies backsopPers he aed
  and played he Montreal pilc In he with
  a J.. (SPECS O wins and t11d defeats sIast owar to his
  10 enter the notice
   is
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-04-07

showing good form and are expected to surprise the Nickerbockers.
 The team that will probably go from the Hilltop school follows: 100 yard dash, (junior), not picked yet. 100 yard dash (senior), Whelan, Hopkins. Saur and Brennan. One mile run, Skane, Fitzpatrick and Griffin 120 yard hurdles, Nicho1- son, Ryder, McKeon and Quigley. 440 yard run, Nicholson, Amsel, Lee, and Quig1ey. 220 yard hurdles, Ky der, McKeon and Lyon. 220 yard dash, Brennan, Amsel, Lee and Ryder $50 yard run, Skane, Fitzpatrick and Lyon. High jump. Ryder. Brennan and Adams 12 1b- shot, Wales, Adams and Wagner. Pole vault, no trials yet Broad jnnp, Sturr and Bramman- Javelin throw, no trials yet. One mile relay, Lyon, Nichol- son, Amsel. Ryder, Fitzpatrick and Skane-
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-04-07
BabbIe From
 Ye Olde Town Pump

POLICE SUPT. FIANAGAN-WiII meet you the Casino bout tonight.
 EUGENE McCANN-I just feel like the old days I still think I can go nine innings.
 RED ALLEN-That guy who float ed that spiritualiSt yarn on me has got some nerve.
 CHARLEY ROSENBLUH- Watch the Y. M H. As put it all over the Rectors tonight. Won't be up against the Irish this time.
 BUCK IAI-Younc Vann looks to be a crackerjack ball player. I heard about him over in PhiIIy.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-04-07
Giants To Start
 Minus 2 Stars

Petersburg, Va, April 7- When the Giants open their cham-- pionship season at Philadelphia, April 13, they will probably have to get along without two of their best players.
 Ross Young is afflicted with water on the knee and is forced to make his way about on crutcheS. From present indica- tionS it will be ten days at least up.
 Dave Bancroft had light workout before the game yes terSfay, but he will probably not be in condition to take his place in the field until after the series with the PhiIlieS.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-04-07
FPOD'' COrkhiU
 Old Star Dead

Philadelphia, April z-John ('.Pop") Corkhill, veteran pro- buried at PenSauken, N. J., to- day.
 Corkhiu became an outfelder on the old Philadelphia team in 1882. From 1883 to 1887 he played with Cincinnati, establish ing a record by playing in the outfieId for three consecutive years without dropping a fly ball. He played with Brooklyn from 1888 until he joined the AthleticS in 1891.
 The following year he went to Pittsburgh, where he played un- til the 1893 season, when he was hit on the head by a ball pitched by Ned Crane. After this injury he retired.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-04-07
Jack Delaney
 Fights Robson

Jack Delaney, local middleweight, will make his next appearance in the ring Wednesday night, April 13, when he will be the opponent of Tom Robson in the star bout before the National A. c in Provid ence. Al Jennings, Delaney's manager. offered the match to Jack Twin" Sulliyssl and Jackie Clark. but both expressed no desire to meet the hardhittinE Bridgeporter. George Chip was also obliged to spurn the offer owing to bouts in Ohio. April 3 and IS. The Delaney-RobSOn bout is expected to draw close to a 5000 gate.
 NEW YORK - Another pair of Irish golfers are here to seek honors on the links in American journeys the McNamara brothers
 BRUNSWICK, Mc.-Bowdoin stu dents are planning memorial to Ray Chapman, Cleveland baseball star. who last year died of injuries.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-04-07
1itular Cage
 Tilt Tonight

The first of a. series of games for the city basketball title will be staged tonight in the Boys Club gym be- tween the Rectors and Y. M. H. A. Quin- tets. Rivalry is keen between the or ganizations and a large crowd is ex- pected to witness the tilt. Joe Waters will officiate as referee. The lineups:
 T. M- H. A.-Kaplan and Mooney, forwards; Gubersky, center; Bailey and Fitelson, guards; Schles and kacoWitz, subs.
 Rectors-Buckley. Maher, right for ward: Cr,etella, Manning, left for ward: McGhan, center; Dondero and Rome guards.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-04-07
DERMODY IN LOU BOCASH'S CORNER
 IN RING TONIGHT
Local Salvation Army Leader Volunteers Aid at Boxing Benefit for Community Chest Fund
 Trainer and Manager Before Conversion

is in tonight in the Bridgeport Community Chest
 
 department the of that their De A sub he
 beadI yvhich will Bogash admission Billy of the back he oined the 
 organizers of the Greenwood A. C. okIynr mol then became
  And boys o to the win and o the Salvation Army he gave up the Buta at he o Gospel talk boxing the Longacre A. 
 Back in the odG A c. of the boxn Derfody 
 years when Dermody sent to Bridgeport
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-04-07
By EDDIE SHUGRUE.

Manager George Wood of the Strat- ford Baseball Association announces thaS the Bridgeport suburb will be represented by a strong nine this season. There are 90 candidates. A game is wanted with a strong local team for the coming Sunday. Man aSer Woods telephone number is 4194 Barnun.
 TafNille is after some fast semi pro teams. But according to Man ager Beloit they must be able to travel some to beat the farmers
 The Acorns promise to keep all signs of boxing out of their baseball games. The Kossuth street boys will practice at Yellow Mill, Saturday.
 The fast Shamrocks will take on the St. James of Stratford, Sunday, at St. JoSeph's oval
 Sisfer, former Eastern league short stop. was in the Alpine's roster last Sunday.
 Crasboes Heard From
 Eddie Riely claims that the Cra- shoes will have the best ball club in the city this year Eddie is busy rounding up his clan
 The Hilltop squad will be minus the
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-04-07
Kelly-Dewey
 Winning Pair

Games Tonight
 Bridgeport-Sterbac vs. B. Har- per (KelIy'S AlIeyS).
 Hartford OBrien vs. OrSini Charter Oak AlIeys).
 New Britain-DonIon FS. Anderson (Recrcation AlIeys).
 Waterbury - Weeks vs. Stone (Wooster AIIeys).
 Jimmy Kelly exceI1ed Jack KausIer in a State duckpin contest last night on the Arcade alleys, winning seven out of the eleven games Scores: KelIy-95 101 107 91 112 11S 1o4 10S 112 121 105-1174.
 KausIer-9S 106 103 99 eS SS 107 104 106 99 93-1101.
 Dewey Defeats Teller At Seymour last night Lou Dewey took the measure of Teller, the Sey- mour crack, eight games out o f eleven, one game resulting in a. tie. Scores
 Teller 94 125 ST III 100 123 9S 97 106 99 113 101-1254. Dewey - 116 99 S7 119 1O2 101 1o7 115 lis 116 100 106-1277.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-04-07
Boys Club
 Meet Success

Keen competition marked the in door athletic meet held under the auspices of the Boys club in the Middle street gym last night. The summaries:
 2o-Yard dash, won by Deitler
 Potato race, won by Sicilian-
 Rope climb, won by Russo
 High jump (midgets), won by Young-
 Basketball relay, won by Crescents.
 Inter-club relay, won by Twin oaks
 Volley ball, won by Twin G-ks-
 Basketball, won by Submarines, 41-21.
 Those who furnished prizes were: Cups, Mrs F. D. Baker, H. A. Bishop, Fairchild Jewelry Co.,. American Hardware Co. AIing Rubber Co.,, Meigs Co.,, Jaycox Co.,, l. P. Turney, Al. O. Friend. Trade School faculty, Polls and Plaza, Saunders and Mo C.arthy, managers.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-04-07
SedgeUick Out
 HarUard CreU

Cambridge, April 7-S'Duke" Sedgwick, Harvard football play CT, was dropped from No. , scat in the varsity shell at yesterdays crew practice, and Ladd was promoted from the second boat to No. 2 in the first crew. Law renee Terry was shifted to No ,, in place of Seds~Sick. who was put in the second shell.
 The seating of the varsity boat was: Bo. Goldman: 2, Morgan; 3. Iadd: f, OlmStead; ,, Terry; 6. Captain McCagg; 2. Pond; stroke, LaFarge; coxswain, Pier
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-04-07
Hebrew Boys
 Issue Defi

The Hebrew Boys Club is going to have a corking good bail team Last season the nine won the city cham pionship by defeating the Blessed Sacrament Jrs- in a series and hope to retain their laurels this season A game with the RiversideS is desired for next Sunday afternoon.
 The following players will report Sunday morning for practice at Sea side Park diamond No 1: L. Berger, E. Schine. M Schine, PoSol, Leven- thai, Rockwitz, BroSsker, GoldStein. H. Schwartz, L. Schwartz, Wexler. Polankiwitz. Hirsh, Dorkin and Os- trowSky.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-04-07
52-YEAR TENNIS
 STAR SHOWS CLASS

Boston, April 7-Joshua Crane of this city, 52 years old, forced his younger opponent, Fulton Cutting, of New York. to five sets before the lat ter gained a victory in the semi-hnal round of the national amateur court tennis championship tournament. The match lasted two and a half hours. The scores were 6-1, 4-6. 6-4 3-6 and 6-4.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-04-07


 
  of like old times.
  A of novel The with
 
   Not after
  the truth his sjustat the he e the lumber ofs partne
  austc of i
  looking and tighter he said only gand he o Igetw
  of of
  a haveR in ime.'
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-04-07
14,OCO AT FRISCO
 BASEBALL OPENER

San Francisco, April. 7-San Fran cisco led in attendance at the open ing of the Pacific Coast Baseball League with a crowd of 1000. kamm for San Francisco, made the first home run in the game with Portland here, and at Los Angeles, Eldred, Seattle. made the first homer there.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-04-07
NEW GOLF MARK
 BY HUTCHINSON

White Sulphur Springs, w. Va. April 7.-Playing the third and next to the last round of the annual White Sulphur Springs open golf champion ship Jock Hutchinson, title holder of the open North and South at Pine hurst, broke the record for the IS holes, with a score of G, one under the previous record
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-04-07
STAMFORD FISHERMEN
 MAKE GOOD CATCH

The finest trout catch of the season that has yet been reported by local sportsnen is made by John Beers, Sr, John Beers. Jr., and Harry Way all of Stratford, landed 30 of the zpeckIed beauties. Some of them weighed one pound or more, the rest of the catch averaging three quarters of a pound.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-04-07
Tim McNamara Fordha11l Star

Tim MeNamara. former Bridge port High and St. Josephs' athlete, blazed his way to glory yesterday on Fordham Field when he pitched the Fordham nine to victory over the Seton Hall college nine of New Jer- sey, 6 to 3. McNamara yielded only five safeties, four of which came in the last two innings. He famed II Of the Jersey collegianS
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-04-07
YALE NINE WINS
 FIRST HOME TILT

New Haven, April 7-Yafe opened it's home baseball season by defeat ing Vermont, to 3, the visitors toss ing away the game in the first in ming, when two bases on balls and steals by Murphy, Aldrich and Crane presented the Ellis with three runs on only one safe hit
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-04-07

CENCTNNATI-Hein Groh, hold out third basenan of the Reds, re- turning from Augusta. Ga, declares he will never play another game with the Reds Salary difference exist between player and club.