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The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-11-29
SKI, VICTIM
 OF CONSPIRACY?

Paris, Nov. 22- champion for Bat ting Ski has. appeared in the person of NI- DiaEne. a senagaLase member of the Chamber of Deputies. Tn a long statement to LAdiO, Deputy DlaEne charges that there had long been q movement afoot to get rid Of brought matters to a head
 The deputy said that when the budget was discussed in the Chamber he would expose the successive nos tile acts of the French Boxing Eeder- at-o1 and that he would ask the Dep ItLeS to suppress any steps by the EoEerooeot U slaventlon Lle ru-lg.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-11-29
 State Grid
 COnfalOn

'-BTidgepOTt will bss rhc Com
 nCCtiCut football champions when
 the sun sCts tomorrow evening"
 today declared Manager Hffgur
 Healy aS he predicted 8 victory
 for the IoCnl EriddCrs tomorrow
 in the clash with the Williams
 team. at Weiss Field. New Haven
 Every member of the squad is in excellent trim and they are imusbed with the winning spirit added BeaIy. The Green and White zC1ya7 will leave here at f2s45 in nutnbuses and more than a thousand local fans ere expected to view the contest. Tho contest is exciting great attention uy,- Etnte. Hcaly also announced he Will stand pat on an aU-Eridgeport EHetlg}
 The local contingent will journey lo AIeTiden on Sunday w ere they will play the New BTitains. Manager Uealy is dickerinE for the winduD tilt with the All-HaTtfords in the Capitol City one week from Sunday The HartfOTds have expressed a will jnguess to lock horns with the Green and White, but the management is Eesitating on posting the guarantee in advance of the game. Tealy iS insisting on this point and declared if that IS done the locals will play Hartford.
 Manager HeaIy again today eN- pressed his satisfaction over the spIen did showing of the Green and White gridd CTS we are the best team in the state today" declared Mike. And, what makes our claim strong isa due to the policy of playing loCal men. .' added Mike.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-11-29
SterIings VictOrs
 on NOrwaIk Court

The Sterling A. A. of Bridgeport travelled to %orwalk Monday night where they met and defeated the EorwaIk Separates. score J7-I3. This vas the second straight win of the season for the Sterlings. they having defeated the Devons g. few weeks ago.
 The feature of the game was me shotiug of RockOwitz and Rogers for the winners. while Jones did well gr1' the Separates.
 Manager Joe Schwartz Of the E5ter- linEs would like to hear Of q. game with the Kaceys. He has repeatedly challenged them but the Kaceys have no desire to meet them. Ir seems
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-11-29
Stagg to Coach
 Until He's 70

Chicago. Nov. 29.-AnGos AIou- 70 Sta2@, 68 year old mentor at fac EA3NcF~itE of Chicago. iEi- tends to continue coaching foot ball at least ungiI he is 70 years old.
 When admirers of the "oiG mau'' carried reports to him that his critics had suggested EHat inc contemplate rC'-igniugs he de- CIarpHi
 'sYuu can tell those fellows t0 come out here 10 years from now if they're still alive, and they'll find me OH the iOb.''
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-11-29

New York. Nov. 29,-T}y Tine
 .1. I'.9-Ihr 1929 gridirOu sea-
 son. which comes to an end this
 week with ten new collegiate con-
 tests sCncsuicu Thanksgiving
 Day and Saturday, will go down
 iu the annals 8E thc game not
 only as rCmarkabIc IOr its spec
 tieeuitr HP7cts an form, but "ls"
 outstanding in unusual h'4attNN-
 ments ana incident,
 Review of the scoring records in cIudiuG last Saturdays games a-S- closes that S2 colleges representative @ of play in all parts Of tne country stored exactly lL.ng" points In e55 contests. an average of approximately Is& points per team and lg points per game
 CaufaTuia's eleven stands out as the highest powered scoring machine in the group, The Bears ran up 39S points. With only 34 lalied against
 Auburn in the south showed the highest with $50 while Centre with 25A, and Nebraska. with z52. were leaders in the middle west.
 some Fat Scores.
 NTtCliEau and %UlTg Dame permit ted the tewc-J points scored against any team on the list, 3l, the Nolyer mes allowing two tguChdOwnss while ~le EIo0siers held opponents to one touchdown and two field goals, Col gate rolled up the highest single same tally when the Maroon buried Susguehauua SI to $, Georgia -yvaIuped <eNybcrry S2 to 13 and Cal lforrts. overwhelmed the Mare Island marines >U to Q.
 Twenty-soveu contests ended in ties, of which ten were scorCless. h i've others the margin of victory was one field goal. the only score of the game while in two instances a- safety resulted iu triumph by unique scores
 Froof of the important part played by the new try for point alter touchdown Was the fact that nine games were decided by a single point. Penn furnished two outstanding eE- amples by losing one week to Pitts burgh to and winning the next from Penn State by the same score. Priucelon'4 ability to score the extra points gave the Tigers their winning margin against Chicago, 21 to IS, in the seasons outstanding lntersec- t5OCaI battle.
 HazvaTC's Scoring Feat.
 Harvard, losing to Princeton by Q score of 10 to s. and defeating Yale by a similar score, emphasized a cur ECuS [OuE-esS for this tally The
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-11-29
Bike Teams for
 Six Days Grind

 GoUHet and BclIoni, American Italian team. E1gg and Eaton. Swiss-Amcrican team.
 Brenda and AIcNamara. champion team.
 NIoBeath and Walker Australian team.
 Madden and Kaiser, American team.
 EIoran and ETtzstmmins. Irish team.
 Ncrrais and HU, BcIgium-Ameri- can team. Taylor and Lands. Jersey scan. BroCoo and CobUrn. Br0cCO team. Speisscns and Eyckman, Belgian team.
 Rutt and Tsorcnz. German team. OltvcTl and Gay. Italian team AEEiui and LsrCmo. Italian road team.
 Grimm and Eastman. American Jewish team. Belle and Ganncy, Brooklyn team. Markcy and Nopcky. popular. team
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-11-29
Healey. FOTdham's
 New Grid Leader

Lou Ete4 ey. regular end for the last three years, was elected captain Of -re 1928 Eo-GNow football eleven yesterday.
 sealeg-thouEh a EuoE football play ar. iS quite active in other branches If sport at Err5Ea--- He is in fact. .Ee only rrr~e--o-rer man of the col -e-e. Tl addition -o --a three vars tty letters chat he has won for his rlroe zea-z ar football he has won rENu basketball letters and one base haE letter. He plays at Euard on - IL -------- ----
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-11-29
Tar Heels Have
 Confident Air

Chapel EEII V. C., Nov. % - The University of North Carolina football squad. -5 men strong. has E0-a 70 Chsr-1 1l- esv5sEs for the annual Thanks E-EtrE Day game with the University -E Virginia.
 This Will be the CGLh match be- tween rae two South Atlantic rivals. Virginia has won 17. Ca-C ina 7. and there has been one tie But of the last four games played. Carolina has won -l- e- In 1916 and 1919 victory went 10 -,e Tar Heels. in 1920 rl E5r- E.uia- and last year again Jo Carolina There Was no game either in 1917 or EllS
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-11-29
Alpines
NJ aTRTl9uTy
WOODLANDS READY

Manager ''C-Itff-' Clearing ef the fast going Woodlands. would like to ar range game with any fast junior team in the city for Thanksgiving morning to be played uD at Beards- ley Park at 10 o'clock The fol- lowing teams take n0tice- St JOes Srratdelds. NutmeEs, DriftwOods and CoIoniaIs To arrange for games call Bar 2163 between 6 and [ any even ing. and ask for Captain Brannick
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-11-29
Sterling \. !.
TotaIs
NorwaIk Separates
Joe Schwartz Hurls
 Def at St. JOeS

According to Manager Joe ScnwarIz of the '. AI. H. 4. Jrs., the ST Joe Of sports.
 The Saints had a game scheduled with the '. NJ. II. A Juniors last Schwartz feels InighLy sore over lr as it was called off at the last n moment, and without his knowledge, and an otlor team could not be secured 10 meet them, consequently, one game was played at the '. NJ. Auditorium last night
 For the benefit of the sporting public Manager Joe wishes to state his team will meet the Saint Joe Ju- niors any time or any place, provid- ing they don't call game off at the last minute.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-11-29
GAMES WANTED

Walter TrcscEow. manager of the Baseball OEciaLE Bowling team. ~aES that he has q great deal of difficulty in booking games with his star pin busters The 2. E. officials have some high primers on their roster and some teams cannot be in 1uced 70 play them. Trecckow lS anxious to book SadIer's Nutmess. the Knights of Columbus and Con ED's team For ara ugemeuts call
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-11-29
Danbury Separates
 on Holiday Card

The Dau1ur- Separates wff be the bis attraction at inc Y. NJ. H. A. sym. con THs-EsE.viuE afternoon. The -.naratos need mo introduction to Iu- ..l raus ua they played two games hero last year, and arc without a Uuurr one of tho best passing teams to aNor como Co this Clty.
 On Tnu~adaE might tho locals Hyf1 travel to south Eu.wa1N tu meet the FtaG Men ut ,Nat place and un Mon day rsEnt go ro EHrtror7, 70 play the IEnrtsa.d '. E-. II. A.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-11-29
AT WESLEYAN

ZTfFll-tovrr. Nov. Zg-GCIf is to be- come a minor snort in the Wesleyan University sports program by action Of the college body. subject 10 rules and regulations to be laid down by the athletic council IT. L. Jones. '24, of W5Ikes-Barre Pa. was elected assist ant manager.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-11-29
STELLAR SPORTING
 EVENTS CARDED EOI THANKSGIVING
FOOTBALL

H tfNF 2 t<.AAsll 9t "aTseS Ts- ETasboss NewfieId Park Z-E0. Eeloniai~ v#- IaLeviews, Seaside Park. Z.Gn- s'a3dur~- F~. Dcyoua. Devon Field 2.&e HrlG-rport vs Williams. New Hu- ven. 2-@0.
 SOCCER Hartford Env"rs y~. ETtspano Club. New sTh, Meadows. 2-&D.
 JF&NDIsAT.I. A 1. f- A. championships. g.SG
 EsASTzE EETEETTl E. 5f. IF. !. yS, DuA3U-y Separates. !. HI H. A.. S:GO. Solouasis Vs, Travellers, 80ys' club.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-11-29
REMKUS ELECTED

Charles ReuEus. web known base hall umpire and athletic director at the BrIdgepOr- Trade School, was re- elected president of the Baseball OfH- CfaIs' Association at a meeting held in the Board Of Recreation last week. Walter TrescECw- was chosen vice president and Joseph Sterback was reelected secrea-ry and treasurer.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-11-29
NEAL BALL STARS
 WITH 323 TOTALS

Scouts Keystone raef8reu three -tra .gbs games in fhoEr alley tu=sIe last night on the Nutmeg drives. Neal lEaLI was high man with a total of @Ga. inc famous triple play hero pass ing the century mark in all three
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-11-29
RULES
 TO BE EXPLAINED

liner. VIII b. basketball rules in -.~u-. -a-s-, meeting a- -re Y. NJ V. A. lEt= evening a- S-&e o'clock Lou:s \..-r-r who l~ a member oE Cle a-p- a-nE=- Board CE Officials. win he n charge n- --c U-se----- The 5CCe-I-e- ---..- --=---rE VIII consist of p-aCr-- cal IHr-r-~--a auC-s of -le rules Any c-e -- entitled To attend the meeting
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-11-29
ALPINES ID PLAY
 IN WATERBURY

The Alpine basketball team will trek to Waterbury tomorrow night, where it will play the Waterbury Knights of Columbus cage cOmbina- ton. The Waterbury Kaceys have always been rated as one of the fast est teams in the state and this sea sons outfit is no exception Ciayr 1IcEran, star local center, plays cen ter for the Waterbury team.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-11-29
WARREN CONN0R TOPS PIN SCATTERERS IN
 ANTLERS' LEAGUE

Warren Conner was the star pinuer in the ElI-=' bowling tourney. rolling 8 high singFs of 1I5 and threo-st-iugc total of 317, The Chicago Cubs cop ped three garuCs In a row from the Giants, while the Philadelphia Ath- letics took two out of three from the Yankees.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-11-29

The Boston Red SUx copped two games out of three from the Browns and the Pittsburgh Pirates took two from the CiECiuacl Reds. Grant roll ed the best scores of the evening. getting q. high three-string total of 311 and a single of 106.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-11-29
IsnigUts UI I0IUWH0-.
Totals ...s..agr #f6 -af--.a
 -aEEnr-z Nufmvg-.
ROSS SETS PAGE
 FOR CRANE PiNNERS

Ross rang up hlah stuEIr of inc -g4ud thrae-etrfua total of alt Iu iHa PSTraue co. IiowItu- league on iaa Ar scade alleys last uiEhg- Team Eas ANo. 1 and No. Cook two tn three HfrRrFr
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-11-29
HANDBALL TILT

-zs-Er5-- morning a- --2o ..e-.u- -rare will be EzuEnaI -a-.-5a---5u for -l- members of -r.= T. lI C A. Prizes Tor fr~- and sao- a-G win be =.veu for --.S event This match same will be open -o the pub -u- --.-- -.EuaE u- thus for TO take part ar- .- +cLons- Louis \arcEE- Harold I.y.~- John Andersen. Jos ep-l smith and A-ra-- ZE-Eu-
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-11-29
KELLY SHINES ON
 NUTMEG ALLEYS
Elu Sadler1z <uma=s

Bill EadleT's NuEuH@=- -..Er# a
 clean sweep over she Eul-Htz uf f.a- -luubus noTvIorz last night nH the sr(utmeg alleys. Kelly carried uE the .fudiyiduaI houor= with three string
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-11-29
CRASHOS-S JAMES TILT, HOLIDAY GRID
 ATTRACTION, HERE

The biggest event uu tho local
 sport calendar for tomorrow
 1ifau},-er5N i7g- Day E- inc gTEaETr0
 battle which EEii bring together
 she Fra-1D A- t. and st. james
 csEovs.F% a4 NCNyGClG Park in Fh"
 afternoon. This EamC should
 result Iu a fast aud bitterly
 fought battle as poignant spirit
 of rivalry exists between these
 tve oIeveUs-
 >ei-rar team Ina. played 5r fr-l-a- port before this season. aHt both have robust s.asz-.a-s-fo-- and =ae8 records plCHsIlr for iaa past. ..-
 rna St. James are confident "N N..@. fnz the nounrH .a-# season.
 The same will start s- --@F " -.#.- and rre .rgolT- .r- Charlie NaH.ra-.- referee Ifan Dillon. T-.l|--.- .t-E EEnaI0r. head .Iu0-.l.aa- .o.-"% .E.- is a list .F players eligible rar T-H contest aernraiu- ua the articles q. S-rasho a. t. ~t. asfhl'- . Callahan -.... L. tlsa. .1roore L-T I9raIz. Morris Winn. Monks g. lFaaor ! J[eefeE l-.Ia .."--. #.E..#. E ECounors. F'ennel E-T .~-Ec. Cook EREan- C. Hayes RE. Eusuo, Her-sl fN,ederhvIw l+Iilts 'r. @.as.>. : schaefcr ETEH. Metz Route. B z5EDf3z berg .-H- s-."--s .. ..+-.
 Big Game for Devon
 The second same of the =nlIG~ be- tween the Devon A. ~. and Paddock IA. (. eIevens for the champions nz.t-E : of Milford will be played tamgrro" afternoon, at the Devon ne.1- me sPaddoeAa wore the winners in Laa ll.e. #f9t laz4 Sunday by B. score of l2 tH ." There will be no changes in either 1Ineup and rne same officials W-" ss7a rdled the work .- last weeks Eafl5 &sU-iIl aEain be iu charge The otiia-a. { list of eligible players follow
 kDcyUn \. Es E.abaotN- E,gezltiEzazl- W IteE= L--E.- aAtE'H- L.-.. EFeary. FTarvler LlI- 5-L.-.. EE. E}reinlrr l..t. Et.."..@a Z ~r,raEsars Hamilton EzAIIea .. Isa4e.I.ln. ->'.." SDcrEzln, Sinclair E-e. ArnaltoT- -gnHo-- E.genk2als. Jefferies I4'a NH-uer.lt. anger k8Cha ndters C.rpevy i-h- Downs Dv-vr., IZtrrle 2-IA Roach , -ATsshIpr, Graultu lsIEIE NNa.1an1si.- 1.ewis.Is I3reinler B.TIB. NEiI=aH
 arEa.a [ BadiCH. Way FEB. 'f.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-11-29

Andy Parker iz mot over optimistic on staging a boxing show hero in D"- cembeT, it developed yesterday. IL Louis RoEash against Jom smith but according to Andy, LoOcy is not over anxious to meet Smith and some ar the other alleged tOpn OtchoTs in tn" mid dlewclght division.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-11-29

"But. emphasized Andy" will not put up any easy marks for Bogash. If he wants to fight tho best ones he can have H bout here by saying the word"
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-11-29
OSIAHA. '

OMAHA Ncb.-Frankie Schoen. Of FufaIo, and Dave Shade, the Cali fornia boxer, have been matched for q ten-round bout here. Dec. '.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-11-29

~E-AI~ii i-----r-Ee~a- Ea-yau. Evll ro- three years has been catcher on the tl..-Eo American team has been obtained by the Seattle Pacific Goa St I.eaEue baseball club
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-11-29
POSEY B0WLERS
 IN CLOSE TILTS

The Mrs. 1<raru and ALr. Lee.l .tcau posted the rns. average in rEe poSey RowI.-E IaaEre oU CEa Arcade alleys last usEEr. Their Era-G rc--s- a-Nvas 5SS, Mn Wall rams uu the nEEl -Sfusle Of Ill.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-11-29
EiIIy BoIcs. the Grccnu

Billy TSoies. the Greenwich sport. was in town for brlcT spell yesterday. He auBOUuCtd that he k going to be Ht the l.iugsldc of the Cans and IEOgasne E8iiI st the ISIdgCwOOd Sporting club, Brooklyn, next Monday night. Holes is n great ndmirCr Of the IpCral battiCr and predicts hc will be middIeyE eight phuUBpcT hcrurc another year. BOIcS will place R few hundred simoICOua on B02aslI to win tno verdict over Cans.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-11-29

football Lou Itealey has been elect cd B'eUdHam captain for next season.
 Johnny ShugFuc is baskiBg iH
 the popularity sunlight down la
 Jersey City, where the Water
 bTHy boy is making his head
 quarters Says one Jersey City
 boxing critic:
 Johnny shuErue. the Jersey City Hghtweie eht, who will meet Willis @ Jackson tu ghe feature bout at the, opening show to be staged by the Arena Athletic Club, next Monday Right, is one of the few examples iu ring history of a younger brother who promises to live up to the rep uta-ion established by another mem her Of a fighting family, who has brought fiEtic fame to the name. Joe Shugrue his older brother, mentor md pal, was one of She greatest H@htweights the country ever saw until partial blindness premutuTely ended his brilliant career which up until then was studded with victories over tho best of his class, including A four-rOund knockout over the pres ent champion, Benny Leonard.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-11-29
Halvard's Scoring Feat

Ha.TEarL- I0-IUg CO PTLnCe-0l DV a score of 10 to 8, and defeating Yale by a. similar score, emphasized a cur tCus fond-ese Tor this tally. The
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-11-29
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The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-11-29
Hitting The WITH c. E. FIRSTBROCK
 Sport Trail
We figure iG Is better fJ 9Ses 1ft- ing today than to have met the fate Of some of tb8 turkeys

Tho Healys are still thObBiHg up in football Lou Itealey has been elect cd BeUdham captain for next season
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-11-29
ELilnalIuMIu Nnrlr.irnna
New York Americans . '

40 451 410-1s01
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-11-29
E NI IT q,
Stamf0rd Separates

Totals .-..,.-. -.-.-- Referee. Joe Waters.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-11-29
Pittsburgh-NatfouaIs
BostOu--Amcrican
St. LOuis-AInericans

Totals ....-- +55 448 43S-1
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-11-29
Advertise In The Times

Totals --------70 lS7 l76-5sa
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-11-29

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The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-07-30
THE 1923L|NES
 OF OLDSMOB|LES

The 1928 line of oldsmobiles will consist of the present four and eight-cylinder models. with no radi- cal chassis changes, 1t was am nounced today by A B. c. Hardy president of the olds Motor works Lansing. Mich.
 We have decided to maintain the same chassis and body models for 1923, because we consider our four and eight-cyiinder models have been brought to a state of perfeo- best automobile engineers can de- sign and the most experienced workmen build" said Mr Hardy. we are always ready to adopt any improvements that our engineers, in cooperation with the General Motors laboratories. find will improv1 the dependability. power and economy of oldsmobiles. and we make such improvements from time to time; but only after many months of actual road tests have proved that they arc real improvements"
 It was also said that ons or two new body types were being con- sidered for 1923. Among the latest to be added is new five-passenger touring car. built on the standard light eight chassis. With this new body type has only been on the mar ket q few weeks. telegrams from dealers in all sections of the coun- try indicate that it has been well received. customers being especially pleased with tn ecompieteness of equipment, and the smooth operation of the eiRht-cylinder motor.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-07-30
WAY SOUTHERN
 SALES MANAGER
 HAYNESCOMPANY

The Haynes Automobile company. Kokomo, Ind, announces the ap- pointment of Charles W. Tway to the position of southern district sales manager for the following states: Georgie, Alabama, Florida. South Carolina, Mississippi, Louis lana, Tennessee, and a portion of North Carolina Kentucky, Arkansas. Indiana, and Texas.
 Mir. Tway was formerly a Haynes distributor for the 12 southern states he will now travel. Head quarters will be maintained at At lanta, Ga. Several additional dis trict sales managers will be selected by MT. Tway to assist him in carry ing out the new and extensive pro- gram now being launched by the Haynes company to increase Haynes sales throughout the south. New dealers will be added to the already representative list of Haynes deal CTS.
 No introduction need be given to MT. Tway. During his 10 years as sociation with the Haynes company as the southern distributor, MT. Tway became more widely known than perhaps any other one person prominent in the automobile busi- ness of the south. -horougn n knowledge of automobile merchan- dising, gained through actual ex- perience, enables MT. Tway to oo- tain the immediate confidence or the successful automobile merchandisers of the entire south.
 Mir. Tway is well known In BIT mingham and makes frequent v'sits to Ewart- Brewer company, locai dealers for the Haynes car.