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The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-12-22

New York, Dec. 22-The passing of Peckinpaugh from the Yankees is not likely to be mourned by Miller Hug gins, the manager. Last season a cer- tain coterie among the players, head ed, it was reported, by Babe Ruth
 organized movement to put Puckin- paugh in Huggins' place as manager. When Huggins was taken i'll Peckin- paugh took command of the club in the WeSt-and then the Yankees pro ceeded to win game after game and show a complete reversal of form.
 This seemed to give a strong inn petus to the Peckingpaugh boom, but Col. Ruppert was staunch in his sup port of HugginS and the Peckinpaugh movement was throttled. It rose again even after Huggfns had led the Yankees to pennant though they were beaten in the world series by the Giants. When Huggins recently sign ed to manage the team again next sea- son there was a report that he had arranged deal with Washington Which would permit Peckinpaugh to assume the managership of the Sena- tors. George McBride's resignation left the Washingtons without a leader ! and Clark Griffith believes that Peck | inpaugh has the makings of a great manager. It now behooves Griffith to | make his advances to the Boston club. Other Trades Brewing
 Two of the best OuffielderS in tho
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-12-22
FRENCH,
 BIKE RACER SAYS

Paris Dec 22-Maurioe ("Jinmy') Brocco, who with his partners won the Madison Square Garden six day bicycle race for two consecutive years, is a Frenchman, and wants any credit for his victories to go to France, he told Ihe correspondent to- day Tt is strange he said, ''that, although @ Freinchman born and bred, have won the Madison Square six day race twice to the greates7 glory of Italy Your compatriots simply will not believe that I am a F'renchman. Please tell hem that if eyer win the race again, I should like the credit to be given to France '' He was born in France. on the NeSle river in the department of Marne, 33 years ago. Fishes was captured by she American forces ir their offensive of July, 1918.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-12-22
Football Urged
 As Fen, Sport

London, Dec. 22-The council of the football association which regulates this sport in Great Britain believes that football is not a proper game for women and ! has adopted a resolution re- questing clubs belonging to the association to refuse the use Or their grounds for women'S matches in the future.
 Members of the association argued that football was too rough for women and that it en- cOuraged u1ascIHnity among them. They said. also. that complaint had been made that re- ce1ptS of some Of the wOmenS matches which were to have gone to charity. had been divert ed to other uses.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-12-22
VETS REFUSED

Glenbrook nosed out a winner over the Veterans of Foreign Wars last night in a hot basketball contest stag ed in the Casino. The score was AZ to 40. It was a nip and tuck strug gle, decision coming in the last 10 seconds Of play when Rut shot tho winning goal from the field. Tn the preliminary game the Public Market quintet trimmed the Mohfcans 20 to s. LneupS
 Veterans Mcclellan. If; Goodman, If; Marian, C.: L. Shea, 1g.; s. Scol- lins. rg.; B. Blae, rg.
 enbroolss.-NIcClosl> lf.; Unne- mack, If; Rut, C.; Faughes, lg.; Quill an. rg.
 Referee Mahoney, scorer BrossIer
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-12-22

F1aCG O1 bOuI Shueclueu
 For. six months or more. or since, ;ssattIe between these local favorites 'snd rival boxers, fans have been
 lamoring for the match. The
 Bridgeport A. & A. last summer,
 trough Connie Lewis, made an offer ssf 50 per cent. of the gate receipts pr the fight Al Jennings, manager
 Delaney, expressed his willingness
 sign up, but Bogash demurred on he weight question. However, since
 sogash entered the middleweight
 lass, and Joe Smith seeing that the popularity of his boxer was on the Nane, while Delaney was piling up
 . big reputation for himself by hooking out opponents while he was
 Iodging the defis being hurled from he Jennings camp, suddenly ''tum-
 Jed" and agreed to a, fight.
 Where the fight will be staged here still undecided. The local prom ot-
 ITS anticipating a record gate are
 InxiOuS to secure the house with the
 argest seating capacity. It is pre-
 uuned that another attempt will be
 made to secure the State Armory,
 md if efforts are futile the Casino or
 Park theatre will be the scene of the
 match. In the past efforts of the
 ocal promoters to get the Armory
 rave been futile, but under the new aw, where the state is yielded a nifty l surn in taxes, the avenue appears pen to secure the drill shed for the ,ig go.
 Bogash and Delaney will fight sround 160 pounds. As both boys nave a host of admirers in Bridge port the battle is bound to create I imitless local interest Owing to the neteoric rise of Delaney there are many, believe he is the superior of 5ogash, but the latter's friends de- Mare the latter'S ring experience will
 be the biggest asset in the battle.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-12-22
TRADE WINS AGAIN

Wex1er. with 19 points to his credit was the individual star in Bridgeport Trades 42 to 29 win over Norwalk High yesterday afternoon in the Boys club gym. All of the locals played fast ball and Clamtown team being outclassed in all departm ents. The Hneups:
 Bridgeport Trade-Ghiotto, If; Fin nell. If; Petronio. If; Wexler. C.; Martucci, C.; Whelan. rg.; Burr, 1g.; G1ynn. c.
 Norwalk High.-Burns, If; Frank. If; IIelfant, C.; McMahon, c.; Chtnslzy. lg.; Gui1eg, rg
 Referee. Hart; scorer. Philburt
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-12-22
Louis Bogash Signs Agreement 70 Fight Jack Delane
Brotfers Make
 Up Hockey Team

By a series of trades covering the last few years the Yankees and Cleveland Indians have ob- tained 13 players from the Bos- ton Red Sox. The following play CTS obtained from Boston are now in the New York and C1eve- land 1ineups:
 New York-NIays. Schang, Mo- Nally, Hoyt, Scott, Bush, Jones and Harper.
 Cleveland - Speaker, Gardner, McInnis, Wood and Nunamaker.
 To the Red Sox of next season the Yankees alone will have con- tributed Pratt, Ruel, Wick, Wal ters. Russell. Peckinpaugh, Quinn, Collins, Piercy and Thor mahlen.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-12-22
''Goot" Offered
 10 "sJOhn1aies ''

Cambridge, Mass, Dec. 22.- Harvard's goat, long sought by opponents on the gTidiron and other fields, has been found far from the Harvard yard. That it is Harvard's goat and no other, is evidenced by the fact that a per- feet letter "H" is bIazoned nat I1rally on his side. The owner, living in SaXOnviIle, this state, has offered him to the university as its mascot, saying he is two years old and very gentle
 The Harvard athletic authori- ties today wore deIiberating whether to accept so that the goat which carries Harvart1's varsity letter might not stray into hands of hostiIes.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-12-22
Especial to The Times)

NSpeC1SlI to The IlmeS)
 PittsfeId. Dec. 22.-Harry Frazee's satest auction sale may result in k"Shano" Collins, veteran major league outfielder now with the Boston Rex Sox, taking over the manage tfnent of the champion Hillies as sue eessor Of ;'Wailie" Hammond, sold to Cleveland. It is an open secret that when Collins, then with the White Sox, purchased a, block of stock in his home town team that he planned to take the mana cement of the local when his major league playing days were over. The deal by which Me Innss goes to Cleveland and Elmer Smith and Joe Harris come to Boston provides John an opportunity. to get saway from Boston. Hugh Duffy has announced his regular outheld as Harris, Smith and Liebold, and with a much younger and more -valua ble man for utility roles in Menosky.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-12-22
ACME SHEARS TOP
 VOLLEY BALL RACE

Games in the Inter-Factory Noon Volley Ball league were played yes terday. The Holmes & Edwards went to the Acme Shear, and won one game, 15-7, while the Acme won the other, 11-0. The Acme has been in the lead all through the race and has won the championship. The Holmes & Edwards holds second place. The Main Plant of the Bridgeport Brass Co. and the Ameri- can Chain played at the Chain S grounds, the Chain winning both games, the scores being 15-2 and 15-10. The game between the Housatonic, scheduled for today have been postponed. The league stand iTcr iS
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-12-22
MUTES TO APPEAR
 FOR SECOND GAME
(By JOHN POspOLo

Springfield Y. M. H. A. will send its stronges5 lineup here for the game next Monday afternoon with the Y. Ms, including such court stars as kushner, A. Gordonstein, Posrfck, H. GordonStein and Vein stein. Manager Charley Rosenb1u i1 also announced today that he is ne gotiating with the management of the speedy Silent Five for sheir ap- pearance again here in January. The mutes were victorious in their recent game, but Rosenbfuth is confident inc locals can beat the New Workers in their next effort. The playing rec ordS of '. M. players to date follows.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-12-22
"SHANO' COLLINS
 MAY PILOT HILLIES

there is no room left for Collins on the Red SoX.
 In this connection it is recalled that Collins started his career as a second baseman, so that with the wealth of outfield material left over from the 1921 team, Collins will have the choice, if he assumes the manage ment. of covering second base him. self or of shifting "Howie'' Baker, the Bridgeport boy, from the outfield to second base Bakers original posi- tion was third, and it IS believed he could easily be made into good key stone guardian.
 While Collins looks like the best bet for the local management a ity stockholders faVors Gus Gardella for the job, and if Dan O'Neil fails to land Chief Sender at Waterbury, the Indian may get the job of piloting the locals.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-12-22
COSBY DOLANSICNS
 AS GIANTS COACH

New York, Dec. 22-Cosey Dolan, who was reported to have been re- leased and negots ating for a berth with the Indianapolis American As sociation club, Twill be with she Giants again next season, it is an nounced. Cosey affixed his signature to one year coaching contract.
 McGraw has not yet decided whether he will recall Johnny Evers for tlGs coaching staff. Jesse Bur kett, who acted as member mum Der three on the Giants strategy board last year. may re8lrD.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-12-22
NIEDDIES ON TOP

Annapolis, Md. Dec. 22-Defeat- ing Swarthmore at soccer by 2 to the Naval Academy closed it's first season in that sport. during which it thes coring was done in the second half. Baker scored for the Navy in two minutes and OSler followed in three minutes with a goal for Swarth- more. The winning goal was kicked by Moore five minutes before the end of the game.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-12-22
YIN RICHARDS OUT

New York, Dec. 22-The seventh annual national indoor junior cham pionship lawn tennis tournament will begin on the courts of the Seventh Regiment Armory on Tuesday, De- Cenber 27.
 Vincent Richards, the present champion, will not compete this year, having passed the age limit. but there will be many worthy candidates for the high honors, among them Austin Block, of Columbia; Francis A. Walsh, Edmund C. Burke, Eugene H. McAuliffe, of Fordham, and Paul D. O'Brien, of Exeter.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-12-22
AMATEUR BOXERS
 ASKED TO REPORT

Captain Max Baum, promoter Of IccaI amateur bouts, would like to have the winners of the last show at the Casino, December 13, to report al the Liberty building, Main street, to make arrangements for the Jan uary show. They are: William Rottler, Paul Rivnack, Julius Start. George Chiacklin. Arthur Lee, Steve Srnf h, Pat. Kearney, Lenny Castle, James Links, William G1ynn, John r. iPerce, Cy Johnson, Thernay Gaffney, John F. Prince.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-12-22
C0E0NIALS' GAME

The fast-traveling Colonial basket
 ball five of the Boys club will en- deavor to score their sixth straight win at the Boys club floor next Fri day night when it clashes with First Baptist church five. The game will start at o'clock sharp Following is the Colonial lineup Sevess and Rich, forwards; Garfield, center; Mar eeiio and Pope, guards.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-12-22
Knights In State
 Pin Tilt Tonight

Big doings at the Knights of Col umbus clubhouse tonight. a combina- ton of sport and sociability being ar ranged for the evening.
 The sport feature will be a State League bowling match between Jim my >Jass Kelly'sg local Knights and the Ansonia Kaceys. The social ses- sion will be featured with an enter tainment and refreshments will also be served. There will be an oppor- tunity for all those who attend to take home a turkey for the Christmas dinner free of cost. The House Com mittee has solved the problem.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-12-22
RING RIVALS
 TOBOX HERE INFEBRUARY
By GEORGE E. FIRsTBROOK

What will probably prove Brdgeports stellar fisic racon will be staged here February when Louis Bogash md Jack Delaney will fight 5round under the of he Bridgeport A. Joe Smith of Bogash has al eadY agreed to signed with Connie Lewis and Al ennings ready to affx his John Hancock to the documents n the behalf of Delaney.
 was the desire of the local fight promoters stage January but Jennings could not his clear for
 his date Delaney tied for two three fights between and February Jennings however said last night the agreeable to him and that he is ready to
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-12-22
WHSGN-GREB DATE

New York, Dec. 22.-Tex Rickard has signed Johnny Wilson, middle weight champion, D fight Harry Greh, chief contender for the crown, to battle at Madison Square Garden on February 6. The bout will be IS rounds to a decision. Both men will wt5igh in at 160 pouncs a.f 2 o'clock Inc aftssY-nnon of the fight.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-12-22
N. Y. A. C. TO FRONT

New York, Dec. 22 The swinf- mers of the New York A. C. scored a double victory over the team of Mo- Gill University, intercollegiate cham pions of Canada, in their own pool last night. They won the dual meet by 46 points to 3, then took a water polo game under international rules by goals to 0.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-12-22
Ross On Lacrosse
 Tea mFor England

A big honor has come the way to Victor Ross, of Colorado Avenue, who was a former Bridgeport High School athlete of ability. Young Ross has been selected as a member of the University of Syracuse lacrosse squad that will invade England to meet several English university teams in matches. Ross is in his junior wear at Syracuse
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-12-22
SOCKS" SEYBOLD,
 OLD STAR, KILLED

fe Greensburg, Pa, Dec. 22-R. O. <Soclxs) Seybo1d, outfielder in Con- nie Mack's great Philadelphia Aneri- can. League team when it won it's first pennant, is dead, the victim of an auto accident, Wednesday. The car went over an embankment. SeybOld had played professional ball for many years, and at the time of his death he was steward of the Elks' club at Jeanette Pa, near here.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-12-22
MARTIN HITS HIGH
 IN INJUN LEAGUE

Martin of the Narragansett- Tribe carried off the individual honors in the Red Mems Bowling League on Connie Lewis drives last night. with a high single of 127. His total was 305 for three frames. The league- leading Pequot Injups captured two games from the Mohican Clan, while the Algonquins and Weppawaug Tribes also turned in victories by the two-game margin
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-12-22
ROANrERS ORGANIZE

The Y. NJ. H. A. Roamers have or sganized g. basketball tea1m with tihe Following lineup: 1T. Rosenbluth, l.. oslrowslly and NJ. Schine, forwards ; M. iSchine, center; and A. Ostrowsl<y y and Rlumb berg, guards. The Roam CTS would like to book games with the Twin Oaks, Putnams, Berkshires. Clay Hills. Blue Ribbon Jrs. and ot.her teams of the same caliber
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-12-22

The Au-Bridgeport football team will give a dance tonight at Schwa- ben hall 37 French street, for the benefit of its injured players, es- pecially Hynnie Brown. who broke his ankle in the Al1-Derby game and who was in the hospital for five
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-12-22
BANTAMS READY

New York, Dec. 22.-Pete Her. mann, twice dethroned as bantam we1ght champion, meets Midg& Smirh here tonight in a 15-round bout to a decision. The winner, it is expected, will be matched with the new :itIp ho1dar -Tr1o Pl.ar
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-12-22
Former Red SOE
 Stars Scattered

Philadelphia, Pa. Dec. 22-A hockey team composed of eight brothers will play the first of a series Of three games in this city today. when it meets the Quaker City team. The team is known as the Schnarr Brothers and halls from Kitchener, Canada.
 The combination is Captaincd by Wilfred, who is 25. Arthur. Robert. Gerald, Clarence and Werner, together with WiIfred, comprise tine regular seXtet They range in age from s to 25 years. In addition to the six regulars, Morris and Eugene, 16 and IS, respectively, are the sub StituteS.
 Schnarr family will play the Quaker City team today, St. Nich- oias tomorrow. and the Quakcrs again on Saturday.
 Rivalry is so keen among some Boston's hockey teams that llnA any old thing is liable to happen wh, h |
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-12-22
Whelan, High Man
 On Losing Quintet

The Stratford Specials took the odd game in a series from the Criterion bowlers. Whelan of the losers starred with a 131 mark and a three-string total of 327. Scores:
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-12-22
Crasho Selections
 For Norwalk Game

Manager Harry Frank of the Crasho football eleven has picked the following players for the squad that will play the Norwalk Tigers on Bax- ter Field, the latter city, on Sunday Callahan, 1e; Moore, It; Fennel, Is; Monks, e; Humphreys, rg; Connors. Tt; Robinson, re; Trainor qb; Gay nor, lhb; Mullaney, rIb; Rosenbaum, fb; extras, Griffin. Vim, O'Boyle, Luddy, w Bayno, Straus Gronbers, Hurley and Rohlman.
 The Norwalk roster includes Rus sell A. Tarbor, J. Meleclz. Powell. Williams. Yonbas, L. Tabor. Key holds, J. Rooney F. Rooney, T. Mo natz, BIuegamer, c. Russell, E. Mo riarity, E. Oliver c. Humphreys, F. McGrath, H. Coleman.
 The officials will be Charley Ma honey. Bill Brennan and Ed Duffy. The Crashos will have a rehearsal tonight for the fray.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-12-22

The New Jersey boxing comn1is- sion certainly watches the scra ppers with keen eyes Hardly a week passes that the Jersey officials do not have d boxer on the carpet.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-12-22

Other Trades Brewing. Two of the best outfielders in the
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-12-22
BENEFIT DANCE

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The Sisseton weekly standard. (Sisseton, Roberts County, S.D.) 1892-1929, 1921-04-22

LOST

LOST - Between sisseton and
Browns Valley rain coat and one
overcoat, on Tuesday, April 10; re-
turn to owner Rev. X. Schultz. Bel
bingham. Mimi. Liberal reward Of
fered. A13-1t-pd
The Sisseton weekly standard. (Sisseton, Roberts County, S.D.) 1892-1929, 1921-04-22

W. D. Wilson was at Milbank on
business Monday.
P. c. Saunders Of Milbank was
in the city Monday.
r. H. Gunderson was down from
Claire City Tuesday.
Mrs. C.. !. Shoberg visited with
her son near Peever.
The Spackman real estate Office is
resplendant in new sign.
Mrs. johnson, of Hammer. visited
her children here, Wednesday.
Miss Mable Swemunson is ,ssist-
ing in the Co. Treasurer's office.
Phone 147-"Ths Twin Oak
Dairy" for MIX ana cream. Altf.
Co. Supt. Miss Robinson conducted
teachers meeting at Wilmot Satur-
day.
Hardy Gilbert of Rosholt was in
our city from Wednesday to Sat-
urday Of last week.
Mrs. X. Doe and Mrs. Wang were
hostesses at Ladies Aid at the home
Of the latter, Wednesday.
The many friends of Mrs. Knapp
will be pleased to learn Of a slight
improvement in her condition at st.
Mary's hospital, Minneapolis.
The Tallakson family have moved
into their fine new residence, and
the Paul Linster family are now
living in the house vacated by the
Tallaksons.
The scarlet fever victims in the
Moshier household are on the road
to recovery. Eight OF the family
were down with the disease at the
same time.
The Legion Auxiliary met last
Wednesday, for pleasant meeting
Refreshments were served by Mrs
Geo. Crosby, Mrs. H. Grover and
Mrs. B. E. Eek.
The regular business meeting of
the Luther League was held Tuesday
evening OF this week. Plans were
made for the reception of the St.
Olaf choir which will visit our city
in the near future. Carl Peterson
was chosen as vice president to
take the place of Miss Agnes Sateren
who recently left here
The Sisseton weekly standard. (Sisseton, Roberts County, S.D.) 1892-1929, 1921-04-22
LOCAL NEWS

Thos. Ryan went out to his Mar
shall county farm Tuesday.
Mrs. Nora Wage is assisting in
the Turner-McKenna law office.
L. G. Gleason and wife autoed
down from Claire City Monday.
Capt" Hummel returned Sunday
from weeks stay at Fort Sisseton.
The Unique Orchestra furnished
music for dance at Claire City
Saturday night.
Miss Mary Glass came up from
Wilmot Friday night remaining with
the home folks until Saturday eve
ming.
Mrs. F. A. Robertson and Mrs.
j. NJ. Dady are in the cities this
week. Grandpa and Grandma Wolff
are caring for little Maxine in their
absence.
The Sisseton weekly standard. (Sisseton, Roberts County, S.D.) 1892-1929, 1921-04-22


S. H. Aldridge made trip to Lake
City Tuesday.
Sam Parker. of veblen, was in
Sisseton Wednesday.
Mrs. d. F. Wolff has been confined
to her home by illness this week.
Miss Elizabeth Greenlund was Il
visitor in Milbank over Sunday.
Mrs. Ida Beck started Wednesday
on an extended trip to eastern
points.
The Red Cross County nurse, Miss
Sue Radermacher, accompanied by
her guest, Miss Nell Fischer. spen.
from Monday to Wednesday at Sum-
nit.
The Sisseton weekly standard. (Sisseton, Roberts County, S.D.) 1892-1929, 1921-04-22
More Fish in Lake
CONTINUED from page ~

500 croppies and silver bass and a
few pike in the lot, and that these
would all spawn this spring and,
that il anything like normal success
was realized. there would be an
abundance of game fish in this Lake
within a few years.
The season for the catching OF
game fish opens May 1. and for black
bass on Decoration day.
In addition to the stocking Of this
lake, Mr.. Cotman said he had placed
fish in De Marse lake, Cottonwood
lake and Nine Mile lake, so far this
snrinR.