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Evening star., 1922-01-19
ADAM A. WEsCHLER. AUCTIONEER.
Trustees Sale Of Bottling
Machinery

Ry virtue Of a certain chnttels deed Of trust
recorded in Iiber 4375. at folio 119 ct seq.. of
the land records of the District Of Columbia.
and at the request Of the party secured there
BY. the undersigned trustees will sell by
Public Auction.
At the Warehouse of jacobs Transfer Co.,
MONDAY, IANTARY TwENTY-THIRp. 1922.
AT HAIF-PAST TEN O'CLOCK AM.
One 34-spout Eureka Low-pressure. Rotary.
Counter Pressure Bottle Filler. with 16spout
Automatic siruper and Automatic Srupcr. 4.
c., 220 volts. 90 cycles. phase.
One No. 1917 Eureka Carbonator. A. c.. no
volts. 1 phase. 50 cycles.
THE BISHOP -BABCoCK COMPANY.
Trustees.
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MORRISON ST., CHEVY CHASE, D. c.-FAs.
room, bath, hot-water hest, electric light gas,
nne areplace, hardwood floors, neai stairs to
upper door, which can be developed into ad-
owner, who gaYe most exaeting supervision to
rs constructaon. Tasteful decorations. Ga
sase. Fine .foTIs 81 e ?. .i!1I; is!1HIo;sxAxrR
1901. New York aye. nv. Main 1166A
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Decatur St. West; of I4th.
$I3,po.
This p one Of the most. complete homes in
anas seven sooma H.h the Interior !'ss
%snt unusually attraetiye: There is splen-
both pnS In in eVsrS
lar; hot,wster heat. electric lights; Pit.sbursh
with full length e Screens; metal ~assherstsp ~ahGp.
ped, and in Al condition. Large lot with
are $ tss isoG m.rie, s e.eI ~! ssne
reasonable figures. don't tail to see this one.
Mckinley ST.. Chevy Chase.
$I2,ooo.
Beautiful detached residence Of nine rooms
and two baths; hot-water heat, electric light :;
sleeping porch; hardwood doors and trim:
n 'pa all
Garage On large aud attractive lot.
Near Dupont Circle-S13.ooo.
Here 10 an excellent brick house with nine
and two ba.s 4 4
has hot.wster heat. electric lights and is In
very good condition. Owner desiring smaller
home. would exchange.
Pa. Ave. S.E.-$5.5oo.
Very substantial two-story brick house. ron.
tanning SIX rooms and tiled hath, with modern
improvements. The property is In very good
condition.
Good NE. Section-$, 500.
Nine.room and bath brick house, with new
furnace and modern improvements. Here is
. house that will interest you.
Princeton Pl.-$Io,ooo.
$1,000 cash takes this very complete eight.
md fyrn- hat I, 1Nrtr {v
locality. 1t has hot.water hest. electric light.
front and rear pOrchss. sereens. hardwood
doors. laundry and numerous other features,
Suitin garage With he's. and light. Iuspect %;
At once.
Columbia Heights Section.
$4,000.
Eight large rooms and bath. iemi-detached
brick house. in dssirab.e part Of the heights.
1t has furnace heat, electric lights; sleeping,
front and rear porches with other convenience
Immediate possession.
North of Park Rd., West of I4th.
$1,000.
Very desirable six room and tiled bath brick
house, in good section. Front and resr porches
hot.water heat. electric lights and In very
good condition.
Near Union Station NE.
$3.50.
$3.50 cash takes this sight.room and bath
brick house. not far from Union Station and
where good rent in return is assured.
ALLAN E. WAL
S13 18th ST NV So,,the o,
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BROOKLAND. d. c.
PROPOSALS

OFFICE OF the mayor and council Of Tak0ms
Park. Nd, January ~. 1o22--Sealed proposals.
addressed to the undersigned, for electrically
lighting the streets Of the town Of Takoma
cluding February g. 1922. on which date such
proposals will be opened at the office Of the
town clerk. ITO Oak ave.. Takoma Park. Nd.
BEN G. DAVIS Clerk
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AUCTION SALES
FUTURE DAYS,
ADAM a. WEECHLER. Auctioneer.


PROVED REAL ESTATE PREMISES
1873 l. STREET SOUTHEAST.
BY virtue Of a certain decd Of trust duly
recorded In Libcr No. 80is. folio 2c6 ct SEQ,
Of the land records Of the District OF Colum.
bia, and at the request of the party secured
thereby. We; the Undersigned trustees. win
sell at public auction in front of the prem
ises on WEDNESDAY. THE TWENTY
FlfTH DAY or JANUARY. A. D. 18y2, At
HALF-PAST FOUR O'CLOCK Pm, the fol.
lowing described land and premises. situated
In the city Of WsEhington. IN the District of
Columbia, known as lot IS in the subdivision
made by ebelden Jackson College, of lots
IN square iO4S. as per plat recorded in the
Office Of the surveyor for said District in
Liber "a at folio q, together with fhe inn
st. Sc.
Terms Of sale: One third of purchase money
70 be paid In cash and balance in two equal
inatallmenfs. payable in and two years
with interest at per csntum per nnnun pay
cble semi. annually from day of sale. secured
by deed OF trust upon property sold, or nIl cash
at option OF purchaser. A deposit Of $500 will
bc required Of purchaser at the time Of sale
Al! conveysncing. recording. revenue stamps
and noia-;nl fees al cost Of purchaser Terms
ot sale TO he complied with within thirty
days from day Of sa.a.
GEORGE NJ. EMMERICH
jl1 1th st. NV,
D. 3. MACkALL,
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CHEVY CHASE-$1325o.
esshe NV h. ei nshis "a bedrn'
MT PLEASANT-$6,5oo
Atrsciv
BLOOMINGDALE-v$735o
y
EAST WOODRIDGE-$5oo
larged 5o115o feet;
cash. at
PARK VIEW-$55oo
Whin:pa tSd'y siehed colonial
nd
NORTH COLUMBIA HEIGHTS 500.
and bath home q beGsom
An unusual
SOUTHEAST-$8,5oo
hMnx
PETWORTH-$82 25o , -
very
ttraivhom
>WILLIAM S. PHILLIPS,
ESTATE BOARD:
Phone Main o8 I4oo New York Ave
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THOMAS BOWLING CO.. AUCTIoNEERs.
Auction Sale Of Desirable Lots
on Legation Street and Also
Keokuk Street, Chevy Chase.
D. e

Ry direction of the owners. We will sell at
4 Co.. No. Ills Eye ST. NV. on SATURDAY.
JANUARY TWENTY FIRST 1922. AT THREE
O'CLOCK PM, lot p. square 1857. fronting
on Legation street. and also Immediately there.
after lot 49, square 1890. fronting SIS feet on
Keokuk street. Both these lots are just of
sirabIe locations. Terms easy and announced
at sale. $50 deposit required on each lot.
ialS 10 N
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AUCTION SALEs
e. FUTURE DAYS.


ADAM A. wEscHLER, AUcrlosEER,
Large Sale Of Desirable House
hold Furniture, Paintings,
Carpets, Rugs, etc, by Order
Executors Of an Estate and
Others; Pennsylvania and
Other Railroad Freight, etc.
By Public Auction
at Weschler's
92O Pa. Ave. NV.
Saturday
Commencing $50 AM.
Handsome Sheraton 3-d0or China Closet. Fine
Leather 3-piece Library Suite. Wicker get. In
Guiding Chaise Lounge and Lamp: Paintings:
pair Painted Porcelain AImored Plaques. Jewel
Boxes. Violin, Transparent Pictures and Sur
veyor's Ievellng Instrument. by order executors
Of an estste; American Walnut Bedroom Suites,
Ivory bedroom Suite Is piecesl. Mshogany Sec
fional Bookcase. Leather Chairs and Rockers.
Mahogany Dining Room Suite from Rsum
storage; Sideboards, Bufets. Extension Tables.
Chairs. Wardrobes. Parlor Suites, washing
Machines. Brass and Enamel Beds. Gnearts
Cabinets, Gas Ranges, Heating Stoves, Hotel
AT TEN AN.
Fennsylvanis. Southern and T.. i: 7: Rail
road Freight. BY order of w. w. BOWIE
Agent.
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DELIVERY ABOUT FEBRUARY FIRST.
1888 Conn. Ave.
Between Woodley road and Cathedral ave-,
$4,000.
MIDDAUGH & SHANNON,
Incorporated. Mlis qps5. Hstahaished lsoe.
Woodward Bldg, 18th and H.
mo Place Like Hess: ~ Homs Like ouss.'
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FOR sALE-HousEs.

FOR SALE-bfREcT FROM OWNER, BRICK
house. four rooms: bath and garage; large
front asd rear yards. good location: poss At
once: open for inspection at aay time Terms
to suit. Address 1870 Potomac ave. he. 2Os
NEAk 18th ST. E.W.-NEN HOUSE OF
tapestry brick. colonial type; feaatitui
rooms. baths. including shover; latest light
ing. heating and plumbing; such a house %
also appeal to you
LOUIS p. SHOEMAKER. . -
1907 New York ave- NV. Main lf6S9
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40R SALE-H0UsES
COntfnQOa
T0R SALE-HOUSES
Continued.

NEW LISTINGS
THAT MERIT YOUR IMMEDIATE ATTENTION.
Selected List for Sale That the Features of
Good Location, Fair Price and Reasonable Terms.
= l 4 READ EACH ITEM
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ALLAN E. WALKER & CO., INC.
Sl5 18th St. NV. Southern Bldg. Main 243O.
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At IL O'Clock Noon
Automobiles, Including Touring
Cars, Roadsters and Trucks.
Terms: Cash.
jaio-2t ADAM A. WEsCHLER. Auct.
ADAM A. WEsCHLER. ACCTI0NEER.
Evening star., 1922-01-19
GEORGETOWN.

STONE & FAIRFAX,
].
1912 New York Ave NV, Main 2424
CHEVY CHASE
$4,000.
you want n o
ONTARIO PL.. EAST CAPITOL ST
$1,000. $500.
h ef
ectr
~ ,1ONpOE CT Mr.. MILLION-DOLLAR BDG.
49, NlosNoo c ~ $l47OO
semi ched
dcena
will
session
GARFIELD ST. c1pApn CT
$4,000. 90 ~
NEW HOMES
$84so
t
STONE & FAIRFAX,
T MEANY. President
I,42 New York Ave NV. Main 2424
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Two Beautiful Bungalows
at,Takoma Park

Two Beautiful Bungalows
at,Takoma Park.
Bungalow of 8 rooms and bath. includiug
large inclosed sleeping porch: hardwood 6oors
and trim; Tho, hot-watsr heat: electricity and gas:
$3.50 and one at &8.25O-each $500 cash
easy monthly payments. t32Ss2l) T.
Of. ,o.So. o. B. zANrzIxGER: Rsal:or. 90,
BROOKLAND, D. c.
beautiful home. modern to the minute. In
this choice location Of attractive homes. Con
tains ak large rooms nnd lot has frontage
S Of 90 II: by depth Of 80 It. Price reason
PETWORTH.
An attractive colonial home we'll located on
Wide avenue 10 this popular section. contains
o rooms. bath: hot!vater heat, electricity;
soom for garage. Prize. $3.50: terms easy.
JOHN QUINN COMPANY,
INC,
Evening star., 1922-01-19

TWOITAKOMA sMALL HOUSES.
S3.500-Five rooms, with sleeping porch;
electric lights. hot and cold water; garage;
lot 63xl5O.
S7.OOO-Bungalow: ) large rooms: hardwood
doors. fireplace. and al modern improvements
exceptionally well built and very attractive
Ready for occupancy. Easy terms.
LILLE & HENDRICK.
Columbia SEW 2l.23 Carroll ave. Takoma.
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SHANN(
7I3 14tli St. NV.
COLUMBIA HEIGHTS.
SJJ s00
CRITTENDEN ST.

$3.50.
Just east Of Georga ave-. in one OF the
most attractive and convenient sections Of
Petworth; new house. modern In all details.
including hardwood floors and trim. There are
rooms and bath, front and rear porches and
4 deep rear lot to amply accommodate .
garage. Terms. 81, 600 cash,
Evening star., 1922-01-19

FOR sALE-NICE LITTLE HOME FOR C0I- OF
ored buyer: 3rd st. NV. near p; only *-uu,
terms EDW J.. SCHWARTZ, Inc, I84 loth
NV. (See Mr.. Birckhead.l
Tw0-ST0RY APARTMENT. 18th ST. Sc
-Four rooms and bath. each apartment; twoncsI . -,
brick carag. in rear For quick sale. S6,oOo.
IDW. r SCHWARTZ, Inc, 1874 18th NV.
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LOCATED ON GEORGIA AvE.-8 ROOMS
as bath sl s sor
HiERER%SSS LIZ lasscss Z Ha&:S: | issl = =: m NV ~
FOR sALE--oN G ST.. NEAR WAR AND
Navy bldg, 1O-room brick dwelling on corner
pspered and painted throughout. Can give pos
session about July 1. Substantial cash pay
ment required: Addre.s Boz ?:.s. Star once
OWNER ANXIOUS TO DISPOSE OF BEAU.
porch s a norshwess % so: iess for ; sooo cash.
Splendid condition. Main 1890 l9s
RY OWNER-5- ROOM HOUSE, GAS. BATH;
large lot: price. $500; 500 cash. $50 per
NJ. JONES. sa8 9Th st. NV. co'
HANDS0ME RESIDENCE.
Brownstone and brick: Il rooms. bath: man
tel mirrors in all the rooms: open drepiaces; 2
large yard; perfect condition: immediate pes:
session: open to g. 1344 10th st. NV. 20s
S-RoOM COTTAGE; H-W.H., ELEC. And
gas; garage; low price for quick sale; owner,
occupant: Address Box 18.S Sta. once: 70
PETwoRTH-0wNER LEAVING CITY WILL.
has averaged over $40 monthly rental for four
wears ttu.ni..sd, sglsndid sSs, opportonity for
IN ORDER 10 CLOSE An ESTATE WILL
sell an room and bath brick house: h.-w.h.
and gas; completely furnished. Right north Of
Washington circle. White or colored purchaser
Price, s., $50. Address Box 2GO-S, star or
nee.
ABSOLUTE BARGAIN-CORSER, $7.6OO.
Beautiful cotner house me-; colonial cement
front porch: rooms, bath: h.-w.h, elec.;
French doors. Splendid value. Act quick.
THE JOSEPH SHAPIRO CO.
9i4 New York ave. Franklin 6DlS
GROOM, 2-BATH HOUSE. NEAR DUPONT
circle: semi-detached: electricity: good room
ing proposition. Phone North 7044. Owner.
VALUES ARE INCREASING IN THIS 10
cality, Eye st. near 19th-S rooms and bath
brick: basement kitchen: Just listed; good
home or Investment proposition. Priced for
quick sale at $40. 800.
UNION REALTY CORPORATION.
Main S4l5 1910 q st. NV.
FIvE-ROON FRAME: WATER AND GAS:
front and back yard; facing Pa. ave. Sc
Rents k25. Apply 212 = st. Sc
2-FAMILY APARTMENT; COLONIAL TYPE:
High School, a5th St; $500. Live In one. rent
the other. OWNER. 52s Bond bldg. Main
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BRoOKLAND. b. c.
most attractive home Of rooms, hath:
hot-water heat. electric lights; porches; stone
garage which will accommodate cars. The
lot has 4 frontage Of so IT. by q depth of l35
It. Good price. easy terms.
JOHN QUINN CO.. Inc.
Main 1885. ReAltor. 704 18th It n n
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d. 3. MACkALL,
js14-dkdse.Su TruSten
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-07-21

feet He has the happy faculty of
 playing the ball just right. He doesn't
 try to ''kill' a firmly hit grounder.
 He meets it in a position to handle
 it rapidly. And he has wonderfu1i
 pair of hands which enables him to
 rush in on a bunt or a topped ground
 CT, scoop it up with small chance
 of booting it and heave it to first
 with the maximum of accuracy.
 McNally's weak hitting has kept
 him on the bench much of the time
 during his days first with with the Red SoX and since then with the Hug. men. Every time the Red Sox and Yankee bosses decided that they need- ed more batting strength McNally4 felt the iron hand if he happened, to be playing. But it is a good bet that from now on his fielding will
 be considered as it should have been all along-too valuable to be passed; up to bolster the teams stick work a few notches. You may recall what an importants part McNally played in the Yankees final spurt to land the pennant last year. An injury to Frank Baker left what looked to be a gaping hole in. the Yankees inner defense just whens
 the team was going at top speed. McNally stepped into, the breach and almost made the fans forget Baker.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-07-21
JARVIS WILLIAMS
 WILL COMPETE IN STATE SHOOT, HERE

All of Connecticut's trapshooting stars will compete in the State an- ateur shoot to be held next Thursday Friday and Saturday at the Island Brook traps of the Seaside Gun Club. The local organization has practi- cany completed all plans for the tour nament, including the entertainment of visiting marksmen. George E. Si- vers captain and president of the Seaside Club, is chairman of the gen eral committee of arrangements.
 There will be twelve events on the program and prizes aggregating $500 will be distributed to the winners One of the big features of the shoot will fall on F'riday-the Bermuda Medal event. This is the 100 sixteen yards event, and will be competed for by all of the crack shots at the traps On that day
 Local Contenders.
 Jarvis Williams, Jr., the Reming- ton expert, George Sivers. C. A. Van stone will be among the Park City cOntenders for State titular honors. Other trap celebrities will include F. J. Ham, widely known Norwalk trap
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-07-21

shooter and sportsman. F. O. Will Hams, Dr. T. c. Bishop. and F. W. Smith. of New Haven; B. H. Morse of Hartford; Harvey Finch, Paul Won Boeckman, of Greenwich, and others.
 So far three women have sent in their entries to Chairman Sivers: Alice Dokin, off Paterson, N. J.; Mrs. R. Hansen, of Middletown, Conn; and Miss E. Jenks of Mil1iston, N. J. Miss Doekin is present holler of the Wo- mems Eastern Zone championship.
 Committees follow:
 Handicap and Classification-E. H. Morse, Hartford; F. J. Ham, Jr., Nor walk; F. w. Smith. New Haven; G. E. Sivers, Bridgeport; F. H. Bailey, Danbury; A. H. Trumbull, Stratford.
 A. T. A. Representative-E. H. Morse.
 Grounds and Traps-C W. van- stone, G. E. S:vers, A. H. Trumbull.
 Trophies-A. H. Trmbull, G. E. Si- vers A. J. F'arian.
 Squad Starting-F. R. Richardson, c. N. Summers S. T. Kellogg. Long Runs and Score Board-A- J. E7arian. s. T. Kellogg, and E. H. Rai- ley.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-07-21
MNALLY IS SPEED DEMON
 ON YANKEES DIZZY CORNER

Mike McNally, the unassuming diligent third sacker of the New York Yankees must be considered as one of the best men at the far corner now cavorting in the big shows.
 If you think that's a pretty broad statement consult one Miller Hug gins, much pestered and maligned manager of the temperament-1oaded Yankees. He will tell you that Me Nally is as good as they make 'em. McNally is one of those rare birds who not only stick in the big show but star despite the fact that they never have learned to run up a re- spectacle batting average in these days when the 300 gait is demanded of most regulars. McNally's normal batting gait is 25 points before the charmed circle limit.
 Where McNally shines is in the de- fensive play. And after all that should be the main object in life of an infielder-to snag every ball that comes his way, glom ont it and relay it to the proper place with skill and agility.
 Classy Fielder.
 McNally fields a ball as cleanly as any third baseman eXtant. His tech nique in handling the ball and in the general playing of his position in per-
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-07-21
HALLS ON HEELS
 OF CRASH0 CUBS
By CHICK CREATION.

The Hall Community nine nas an excellent chance to tic with the Crasho Cubs for the leadership of the Junior City League. The Cubs wound up their schedule two weeks ago and their standing is six wins, two defeats, while the Communities have five victories and two losses. A win over the Y. NJ. H. As whom they are slated to play tomorrow afternoon at Seaside Park, will put the Hall boys the same ranking as the CrashOs-
 Other Amateur Notes.
 Coach Ericcsson's Trade School out fit is expected to captured the cham pionship in the State Vocational League this season.
 The American Chain team has some atrocious hitters in it's lineup. Eighteen safeties were recorded in the A. c. c. hitting column in the game with Salts Textile. Doremus led in the clubbing with four safe smacks out of five.
 KiIey, who occupies the mound for the Karm Terminals in the Park City Factory League, looks like one of the best twirlers in the dusty league.
 Davis is expected to join the Rose buds as outfielder, cavorting in center garden.
 Leo Macieski hooked up with the Norwalk team at Norwalk last Sun day, and will play at the initial bag.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-07-21
Eastern League
 Chatter

Frank Stapleton continues to bang the ball ferociously. He batted a double and two singles in Pittsfield' S victory.
 The Alba ny-Water tilt was also q squaliy affair. Paddy O'ConnOr and Bill McCorry being hanished from the game by Ump Pete Mclaughlin. Albany won, to 3.
 McCorry was chased because he hurled McLaughlin's home plate dus- ter on the roof of the grandStand.
 Doughan won a pitchers duel with Ralph Head, landing the Ponies a l to winner oyer the Hartford Sen ators. Doughan held Hartford to four hits. Thorpe getting one.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-07-21

s'Yes, Bill" sez I, that would Be pretty equele to the Occashun as you ust to play with Rog Conner Tn Waterberry and Maryden sum tyme this side of Noah Ark's lyme"
 Bill got started on his Yarn and it went Way Back wen U. Duffy saw him play in Marblehed wun day. MabIehed had ? Rival teens, wun frum the Toilet Paper Plant and the uther rum the Ely Paper Mill, wild Bill playing with the Flies"
 "Befour get through, Pitcher in yure mind that they be high win d mill in Rite field.'' interjaculated Bill.
 "All right" sez I.
 Bill Ambled through his story with reeched the 9th inning. the bases filled, the Church Member rooters cussing and betting there Reflection money, silent. Excitement Everywhere, birds songless in The trees, the Um- pire wondering whether he Would live to etc his last Supper-one of the those Two multiouS occashuns and uther Sob stuff.
 Well Bill." sez I, what did you do?"
 ''To tell you the truth. kiddo, l lifted the Old Appel into the Wind mill so hard that it stuck in the wheel and everybody scored, and my Name was in all of the Bawston papers the next day, and then my March to Big Show Notriety started" :"
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-07-21

.tMarblehed has a Hard name" sez Jimmy. ''but you cant bump yure head against any Stone Walls thedr or run into any Boneheds except the ghost of Puddenhed Wilson, Fished Sste ,or some of the old Whale Fish srs. The old Burg is a Dry wun, dry as Volsted wuz ever meant for, but never bot too, but Wild Bi1lyun will say it's wuz the Best old Burg wen he started in Pastiming in the Grand and Gloryus old Sport"
 Wild Bill a Good Fellow.
 I hunted up this Wild Bill Who Is Bossing the New Haven ball teem these days and found Him to be a Crate Big joking and Laughing guy and wen I told him I was affiliated with the 4th Estate he received me with wide open hands
 "'Yuze be one of the sort the Guys who Made Me- sez Bill, "so I newer turn down any Newspaper bud. My nayme is so much In the Papers feel if I fas just as Popular az Bill Hearst, jack Dempsey or Arty Bris- bayne. I honestly feel that I can never repay the 4th Estate for the Thousands of Colyuns of tipe they spilled over me. I spose you want to here Something on my first gaim pitched and started on my Rep which has led me on to my present under standing with Georgey Weiss, where by I am the best manager of the best teem in the Best and Easiest Going Bush League I ever travelled and ate in''
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-07-21
Turf Kings Enter
 Canadian Classic

Windsor, Ont, July 21-About twelve of the 4S horses nominated for the International Handicap. the ban uer attra ction at the opening ef the Wentworth meeting here tomorrow. are expected to start. The race will be at a mile and a furlong fer three year-olds and upward and will carry S10,000 in added money,
 Boniface, J. k. L. Ross ace. which won this years Frontier Handicap, has been assigned topweight among the probable contenders. Boniface was assigned 133 pounds. Grey Lag is al Iotted 130 and Mad Halter 125. Fire brand will carry 121 and Thunder clap IF, while McrVich is given 116.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-07-21
RINGSIDE CHIT CHAT

The Minnesota Boxing Commission has ruled that headlIners in that State may not receive over 50 percent after the State 10 percent tax is de- 1ucted Bogash and Rather will di- vide 60 percent in their coming fight.
 Floyd Johnson, Pacific coast heavy weight and Bob Roper will be the contenders in the 12-round star bout nt the Greensboro A. C.. tomorrow night.
 sport and amusement enterprise, will open booking agencies in Frisco and New York.
 evinced in the 12-round bout between Abe Cfoldstein and Danny Edwards, the negro boxer from the Pacific City next Monday night. The winner has been pronIisd a bout with Joe Lynch for the bantanweight cham pionship.
 NEW YoRK-Charley White has posted s2.5Q0 with the New York State Boxing Commission to meet the winner of the Tendler-Leonard fight.
 CHIcAGo-F1oyd F,itzsimmons Is angling for a bout between Johnny Britton and Dave Shade. to be staged Qt Michigan City, 1nd., Aug Q.
 RUDD LAKE, N. J.-Champion Benny Leonard is down to 135 pounds for his battle with Lew Tend Ter, July 27, at Boyle's Thirty Acres.
 NEW YORK-Tonight's main bouts fellow:
 Steep1echase A. C.-Tommy Mo- A1eer vs. Marty Cross.
 Bayonne A. A.-Johnny Curtin vs. Joe Clifford.
 Surf A. C.-Roy Moore vs. Willie Spencer.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-07-21
M'GINNITY PILOT OF DUBUQUE TEAM

Dubuque, Iowa. July 21 - Iron Man. Joe McGinnity, once famous pitching ace of the New York Giants, has signed a contract to manage the Dubuque team of the Mississippi Val ley League.
 Tuesday McGinnity went to Cedar Rapids and showed the boys that he could pitch, despite his age, which Is given as 54. He was beaten, to 4, but there were five errors behind the iron man's'' pitching.