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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-03-21

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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-03-21
Bette eipr VabOcrnc.

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The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-11-14
RUTH $ PENITENT AROUND FAREWELL
 BANQUET BOARD

New York, Nov. 14-Babe Ruth, somewhat discredited home run hit ter. of the New York Yankees, paid his farewell respects to Broadway last night with the prediction that he would follow his ,conspicious nose through a straight and narrow exist enoe.
 Boys" quoth the Babe, addressing gathering of enewspapermen, .T'll make this bet with anyone present, Between now and next October 4. there will be nothing in my conduct that I would not be glad to have any one know about
 The great man was in a chastened, penitent mood as he addressed his guests, called to the festive board in an effort to reach a mutual under standing. He freely admitted to the reporters, some of whom were frank ly at variance with the home run hit ter, that he had made mistakes during the past season for which he hoped 10 atone. His first step in this direc- tion, he said, would be a life of ease and refinement on his farm at Sud- bury Mass, during the winter months.
 I'm going up there to york; he declared "and I'm coming back in first class physical condition. When the season starts, will be in there swinging from my heels. If I hit them well and good. If do not it will be simply a case of knowing that 1t ie not in me"
 upon his auditors. His sincerity of thought and purpose was obvious. He was not attempting to jugg1e with the truth. - He meant every word he said and if any spoofing was being done it was self-a1ministered.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-11-14
YOUNG EMMETTS
 AGAIN VICTORIOUS

At Seaside Park Sunday, before about 4.000 spectators. the Young Emmett outfit again af defeated the Mitchells from New Haven by to Z, winning the state championship.
 Referee P. Coleman tossed the ball to the players and New Haven gor away. P. Manning. who made q lovely shot at goal but Cushin, the local gpalkeeper, brought off a re narkable. save. New Haven had all the play for the first 20 minutes, but eould not penetrate the home defense. Reynolds. Curlev and Cushin at this stage were playing in real champion ship form. Manning scored for New Haven after 25 minutes play and sftef some loose play Manning scored again. This put new life in the Elm metts and Conners fgotz away and scored foE ethe-lecal outfit Half time, New Haven 2. E,mmetts !
 After the restart the Emetts got away and. after some fine play by Savage, Moriarty and Mccarthy, Me Carthy scored a lovely goal. This half was very interesting. both goals having narrow escapes, Cushin brought off a remarkable save with :hree New SHaven men charging him. Both teams were fighting hard when he final whistle saw thesachampion- Ship decided.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-11-14
MARTIN WINNER
 IN SIZZLING SO
 OVER EDWARDS

Before one of the largest crowds which has witnessed a show in that club this season, Pepper Martin of Brooklyn last night gained the judges decision over Frankie Ed wards in a 12-round contest in the Brodaway- Exhibition Association club in Brooklyn The contest was: cne of the best seen in this section in some time.
 Both lads went at it hammer and tongs from the open4ng gong until the final bell and each got in some hard blows to face and bodv. The only thing reaembled a knock down Came in the fifth round when Martin caught his rival with a hard right handler to the jaw and sent Edwards down to the middle of tsIe ropes. Ed wards. however. was up instantly and resumed slugging. &
 In the third round Martin landed a hard right to body. Frankie claimed the blow was low, but continued to box after short rest period
 Several times during, the encounter the lads stood toe to toe in the center of the ring and banged away at each other in great style. Edwards weighed 129 pounds while Martin was a quar- ter of a pound heavier
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-11-14
OUTLOOK
 ROSYFOR
 H.S.GIRLS


 Encouraged by the promising out look for a top notch team, the High Schools girls basketball team man agement has arranged a formidable schedule which includes games with Storr's College Goods, Naugatuck, Crosby and other fast combinations. Following is the Red and Blacks schedule:
 Dec. Fairfield at Fairfield.
 Dec. 9-Fairfeld at Bridgeport. Dec. 16-Wallingfords at Bridge port.
 Dec. 23-Danbury at Bridgeport. : Dec. 3O-Greenwich at Bridgeport. Jan. 6-Storr's College Coeds at Bridgeport.
 Jan. 13-Naugatuck at Bridgeport. Jan. 2o-Meriden at Bridgeport. Jan. 27-Danbury at Danbury.
 Feb. 3-Stamford at Bridgeport. Feb. 1O-Hi1lside School of Norwalk at Bridgeport.
 Feb. 17-Milford at Bridgeport.
 Feb. 24-M erfden' at Meriden. March 3-Naugatuck at Nauga- tuck.
 March 1o-Storr's College at Storrs. March 16-Crosby High at Bridge port
 March 24-Milford High at Milford March 31-WiIby High at Water bury.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-11-14

All is in readiness for the
 Bridgeport A. & A. mitt carnival
 at the Casino, State street, to-
 night, which will be featured by
 a 12-round encounter between
 Kid Ka.1an, the Meriden Whir1-
 wind, anG Gene Delnlont, the
 sturdy scraQper., of Memphis,
 Tenn.
 A large crowd of fstic worms are expected to swarm the Sealer or Weights office this afternoon in the Warner building when the eight poH- CTS who are scheduled to do thelr stuff tonight. strip down to De
 Both rivals of the main tussle made their appearance in Bridgeport last night, accompanied by their man agers; AlzLipoe and Denny McManon, Both fighters looked in fine physical condition, and both expressed their confidence of victory, which is natural that they would.
 Young Luby Ready.
 Young Luby. the hard-socking feath erweight of the Crasho A C., will have Joe Currie of New Haven as his opponent in a ten-round semi final bout. Currie has boxed the pest in Connecticut in the last three years and has been on the long end of the decisions in most insta noes. Iupy realizes that he did not make much of an impression against Leo Johnson several weeks ago and is confident that he will regain any lost prestige by knocking Currie out. He has the sock to do it. .- -.
 What is no less interesting will be the reappearance of Jim Bones on the card Bones will have to fight like the dickens tonight if he hopes to be a winner as this Spike Marine person of New Haven is a rough, tough gent with a hefty sock in his left nlitt =. The tilt is carded for eight spasms. "<" S
 Steve Smiths Debut.
 Steve $Srfftf1. the fast amateur boxer will make his professional de- but when=41e stacks up against George Day of New Haven In the four-round curtain raiser. Smith looked very promising in the Simon-pure class and 1t is probable that he will develop into a top notch leather pusher.
 The refere who will ofhciate this evening will be. announced just, before, the participants in the opening match are Introduced. It is likely that an out-of=tow official will be named by the State Athletic Commission.
 The show will start at 8:15 o'clock. Jack McGee will announce and Mich ael F. O'Connor will hold the time piece. t'. 'i-
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-11-14
Al SPECIALS FOR
 YALE-TIGER TILT

There will be forty-one special trains to carry football enthusiasts to the Yale and Princeton game at Jungletown, Saturday. The Pennsyl- vania Railroad. New York, has issued the following statement:
 For the accommodation of those desiring to see the Yale-Princeton football game at Princeton on Saturday, the Pennsylvania Rail- road is planning to operate forty one special trains from New York. Philad elphia, Trenton and other s points. During. the day the reg ular stops of New&Y York division trains at PrincetoM Junction will be annulled@ between the s:2O a. m. and 4:10 p. nl., inclusive, trains from New York, and the a. m and 5:05 D. m.t inclusive trains from Philadelphia
 Special trains running directly 70 Princeton will leave the Penn sylvania Station at frequent in 11:12 a. m. Two specials will leave the Hudson Terminal at SIS and 10:57 a.. In.. stopping at Jersey City Four trains will be provided to take care of the travel from Newark, Elizabeth, special train will leave Trenton @ for the game at 12:S0 p. m. There will also be a special train from New Haven, running in two sections, by way of the Hell Gate Bridge route through New York
 Returning after the game, New York trains will leave fl om the middle and lower yards For Jersey City, Hudson, Terminal, New Brunswick, Railway. E izabetb and Newark trains will leave from the lower yards
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-11-14
Fight Fans From All Sections Of State Here For Bouts
YALE GRIDDERS IN
 SCRIMMAGE WORK

New Haven, Nov. I 4=-Scrimma giug will fill the bulk of the program for paration for Saturdays game with the Tigers at Princeton. There will also, be similar work tomorrow, ac- cording to the program of Coach Tad Jones.
 The team will leave for Princeton Friday. passing Friday night in Trerl= and going over to Princeton in busses Saturday morning. The team has previously stopped in New York the two years ago the train broke down on the way to Princeton and the team got there just a few minutes before the game. The coaches this year pre- fer to have the team go over from Trenton in the morning and have plenty of time to get ready for the big contest.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-11-14
ST. JOE TRIANGLE
 CAGE TEAM SET

; The St. Joe Triangles will start heir basketball season one week from Wednesday night in New Haven with the fast Monarchs of that place.
 The Sts. have some pretty fast men in their lineup: Dixon and Baffney of last years St. Joes; Mccullough. Messero1e Bendetti Cosgrove, Jontos, all of last years Jr. team; and they have secured the services of. Joe Me Guire, one of the fastest boys to pas time around Bridgeport. s
 The St. Joe's are open for bookings. For games, call Manager Barrett, Barnum 7940 any evening after 6:3O
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-11-14
LUBY AND JOHNSON BATTLE IN DANBURY
 ON FRIDAY NIGHT

Young Luby and Leo Johnson, the carry their battle to Danbury Thurs Hay night where they will meet In K satture bout of 12 rounds. These two sturdy battlers have met several times with Luby having edge in the sum ming up of their scraps. They al- ways provide much action. John sons cleverness made Luby look a bit awkward and clumsy in their last bout at the Casino two weeks ago Johnson is much better firghter than many fans credit him of being.
 Nick Petite of Bridgeport and Young Dundee of Port Chester will swap punches in the eight-round sselni-finaI In another setto Young Toronto of Bridgeport will take on Eddie Ginty of Danbury for six
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-11-14
CRASHO STAMFORD
 IN GRID DEADLOCK

The Stratfeld gridiron fans were given real treat when the strong Crasho Reserves invaded Stratfield. The game proved to be both thrill ing and exciting ending in a score less tie. Both teams showed great speed but although the Crashes out weighed the Stratfie1ds, the Stratfelds outpointed and outplayed them, for the ball was in the Crashes territory for the greater, part of the game. The Stratfie1Gs had several good. chances to score, but due to the bad decisions on the part of the referee the Strat- fields could not push the ball over the goal
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-11-14
TWO BOYS-CIRLS ::
 BASKETBALL LEAGUES

Two basketball leagues for both boys and girls of the grammar schools will be under the supervision of the Board of Recreation, and play in both leagues will get underway in two weeks. The teams practice daily in the MunicijaI gymnasium on Strat- ford avenue. The following schools will be: represented in tflerleague:
 ..+-y- .s~ Boys.
 Prospect, Elias Howe, Washington, Wheeler, Columbus, Staples; Barnum, WaltersviIle, Franklin, Lincoln, Nc Kinley, Black Rock and Hall.
 .@ ~t Girls. .745-- .. .a:-r-o .'. Prospect, Shelton, Staples, Bar mum, Waltersville, Franklin, Lincoln, Mckinley, Black Rock and Hall.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-11-14
COLONIAL QUINT
 TO OPEN SEASON
 ON FRIDAY NIGHT

The Colonial A. A. basketball team from the Boys club will make their 1922 basketball debut before 1ocah fans Friday night at the Boys clubS gym when the Colonials will clasfT with the speedy Athletic Juniors hve- The Colonials are composed of someEs of the best. amateur players. Rich.l .la Sevess. Pope. stars of the Submar1nestV five; Carfello. Marcello and Lamastra,sr. former Victor players; Rogers, who. starred with the Black Itocks. ana ,s Sterling A. A. will play the pivot po-s7l sfffon. The Colonials wore leading contenders for tf1e City Junior title - last year but this year they are outt to cop the bask etbau titIe. s;p
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-11-14
s.s. tts- us,@ College Sports


 Forty candidates have reported to Coach Bud. Cuuoton for the initial practice session of the 1922-23 Forof- ham varsity basketball players. Prac- tice was held in one of the outdoor courts that have been erected on the Maroon campus. ~p The Naval Academy football team began it's special practice for the army game on November 25 yesterday afterF noon with light practice, covering a wide range, however, and including formation and signal drills, passing and kicking. A p1acard in the Princeton club house, New York, contains this pithy precept: Keep your eye on the ball and your mouth shut: but land is going to keep his mouth on the bali and his eye shut?
 The round robin series among the members of the Big Four-Cornell; Dartmouth, Columbia and PennsyI@. Columbia and Dartmouth battle on the Polo Grounds gridtron next Sat urday. After that game only the Cornell-Penn engagement on Thanks giving Day will remain, and if the Ithacans live up to the form chart be the only undefeated team ip tho Eastern quartet. Eighteen colleges will be represent ed in the annual Eastern intercol-' 1egiate cross-country championship, 1andt Park course on November 27.. The freshman race, which will pre- cede the varsity affair, has attracted entries from thirteen institutions.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-11-14
AL LATSKO HAS S
 RING AMBITIONS

Al Latsko, the speedy end of the Jackson Stars and all around athlete, has aspirations to become a boxer and would like to get in touch with some managerial Can- did 8tes. LatSko weiehs about 14S pounds and would Iik to get in action at one of the local shows. He won quite 8 reputa- ton as nittster while in the naval service and while on the l'at fife coast rolled up eight kayoes to his credit, according to his press age mt. LatSko is 8
 member of the Third District So- cial Club and his friends would like to see him put on with Patsy Bogash. Bud Weafer or some of the other Nelters hereaboutS,