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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-02-21
JOE TURNER PROVES TOO
MUCH FOR ME- TROPOL|OS
Two CrappIcrs Put Up Good
Battle at Broad
WAY 4. e..

Joe Turner. former champion Of
all middle-wciEht wrcstlcrs. proved
too much for Charles Metropol.os. the
ireck rrapplcr. last night ut the
broadway Athletic Club. one OF the
largest crowds OF the season wit
messed the bout. which was better
man any That have been held in Rich
n3nd during the winter months.
Metropolis won the first fail in
- minutes With Il body Scissors but
only after a hard struggle. 1t looked
aS 'houEh Turner would oVcrpowcr
ms, ms opponent at several different
Turner won the second fail In g.
minutes with "a double arm lock- This
was the hardest fought round of tn.
the part Of both men. The creek
put up game struggle until Turner
got this lock OH him and forced his
shoulders TO tho mat.
The third fall came in IL minutes.
whcn MctropolioS was forced down
with toe hold. Turner had the adj :
N ,,i,, OF his opDoncnt at every turn.
but both put up some of tho best
work that has been seen by local
fans in some time.
:Ns i preliminary to this bout: Wal
weight amateur champion of Rich
mond. and Lloyd Napier one Of his
chief rivals for the title. wrestlcd go
minutes To a draw. Both OF these
boys are well matched in weight and
skill and will get together again in
the near future.
Matchmaker "Tckc" Smith. OF the
Broadway Athletic Club. has arranged
some good programs which will be
announced at Il later date. The next
hill VIII probably he the fight be-
tween Young" Bowen. OF Washing
ton. and Mike" Ertle, OF New York
who were 10 have fought here last
week. but on account of the Illness al
fowcn The match was poSpoucd
'H"kc" stated yesterday that i,ow,n
was getting back into his lighting
clothes and as soon as tho arrange
mtntS can be completed this fight
Will he pulled off. Some fast pre-
lImlnarics are also planned.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-02-21
-iLL7iDNS-LEE4LS
Legal Notices

Tn- annual meeting or the srocxhoIdcrs
a. IA" Dag--Eddy Company VIII b. held
a. to. pi'ic- Of the company. si5-sis East
HatI Street Richmond. "a. Wednesday,
March !. ly2-. at - o'clock noon.
GEORGE v. EADY.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-02-21
Jack Ryan Will Coach
Virginias Baseball Nine

Especial 10 Tin" Times Dispatch.
CHARLOTTESVILLE. VA. Feb.
29.--"Jack" Ryan. Of Washington.
VIII coach Nireinia's dinmond
squad this spring. Acceptance OF
the offer rendered him was made
known in wire tonight to MINI
aeer Hatcher, OF tho Virginia
team.
Ryan. who has coached in for.
mer years at tho university. will
spend two months with the VIr-
Sinia squad. arriving March 10
anc remaining until May II.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-02-21
2 GOLFERS TURN IN IA
CARDS IN HOUSTON
LEY Associated prnss- l

HOUSTON. TEN. Feb. 20.-George
Bowdcn. Richmond Country Club. Gin
cinnati. was low in the morning
round OF the twenty eight entries in
the thirty six-haie open tournament
hcinS hes by the Houston Country
'inD today. Ruwdcn turned in =
card, while three other players turned
IN ''s. and two made il in - strokes
John trcdcnus. Of Del Rio, TEX.
y. Y. and Jim barnes. of Pelham, g.
y. turned in 1Ss, while Jock Hutch
ison, OF thtnview Club. Chicago. and
Cyril Walker. EnGlcwood, ~ j..
turned in TlS
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-02-21
LISBON THREATENED
WITH RESURRECTION
President and Government Members
Remove to Citadel of cayfas
for safety.
icy Associated Press. ]


LISBON. PORTUGAL. Feb 20.
Threats Of insnrrcctiDn in Lisbon have
led the members OF the government.
together with President Almcida. to
remove 10 tho Citadel of Caxias. "a
short distance outside tho city Tie
insurrcctiOn threats came from the
revolutionary elements of the cX-
trcme left and were produced by The
recent arrests of officers in connection
with the revolutionary movement or
hast October.
The attitude of the Republican
Guard was considered doubtful and
in consequence the government de-
ctded upon the precautionary move
of proceeding Ia caNlas.
The criais is continuing. but the
city rcmainS quiet.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-02-21
Spilt monors In COR MATCH.

HOUSTON. TEN. Feb 20.-pctc
O'linra. OF New York, aud George
Bowden. OF Cincinnati. were tied for
iirst place today in the professional
tournament staged here as tn" OPEN
ing event Of the Houston Country
Club midwinttr golf tournament. with
scores of III for eighteen holes.
p'ilarI and Bowdcn split first and see :
nnd money. Leo Dicrcl. of New Or
leans. won third with 49, while John
l.rcdmos. OF san Antonio. and Jim
I'arncs, Of New York. were tied for
fourth and fifth. with l49.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-02-21
ItoudlI Ursts ApoIc,,

FILA DEl.pilIA. Eeh. 2c--f.douard
Roudil. or France. tonight admin
iStcrcd the first defeat to Edgar r.
Nppicby that the national champion
has suffered in the lS.2 balk limo
amateur billiard Tournaments; in prog
ross III the manufacturers club, the
Frenchman winning the match. 200
To I'D. In eighteen innings. Roudil
averaged 16 and l2-lS. ana went out
with nm unfinished run of 30. Ills
other high runs We're 80 and a.. APP
plcby's average was Z and 1917, ana
his high runs 4S, 81 and H.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-02-21
CHARLIE WHITE WINS
OVER WILLIE JACKSON

NEW YORK. Feb. oO.-Charlie
White. Chicago lightweight. defeated
Willie Jackson. Of New York receive
ing the Judges decision after their
tiftccn-round bout in Madison square
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-02-21
STANISLAUS ZBYSZKO
TO RETIRE FROM MAT
IBy Associated Press.l

NEW YORK. Fob. 2O.-Stanislaus
Ibyszko, worlds heavyweight w-est-
ling champion. plans TO retire undc-
fcated in May and 10 place his title
IN the care OF his younger brother.
Wladck.
The younger Of the graphing
Xbysxkos is to engage Joe Strrbcr
former champion. in a bout i'm Madi-
son Square Garden tomorrow night.
If Wladck wins. his older brother
viii make Immediate plans for retire
mcut.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-02-21

roo LATE TO CLASSIFY.
Deaths

BEVILLE-pIcG. at his residence. $50
south Meadow Street, John ". Bcv!ll-,
at 30. February 20th. Funeral no
tice later. Wythey.Ile papers please
copy.
iiNcIIMAN-p!cd. February 80. 1922. at
IN. Retreat fOr the Sick. william sherry
HinchiRan. aged -, son ~ William I.
nlnchInan and the late Hannah R;oEdan.
lie - survived by his widow. who was
MARY Catherine Dollard; .nian;
daughter, Virginia. and one sister Mrs.
GrorG. Pcy;Uu. Remains now TAT the
hom. %, h!s sister, Mrs. Geo. rcytOn.
4oi North Davis Avenue. Funeral no.
tiCe Inter
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-02-21
Trcmninc knock. on, rnrcl

NEW YORK, Feb. 2U.--carl Ire
ma inc, Cleveland bantam weight. to.
night Knocked out Harold FarcZ OF
Jersey city. In the third round of their
oiEht-round match in Madison Suuayc
Garden. In other preliminary, Dave
Rosenberg, Now York. middle weight.
was given tho Judges decision after
eight rounds with -Augle I;atner, also
Of New York.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-02-21
ROUDIL AGAIN LOSES
TO PERCY n. COLLINS
fEy Associated Proys.l

PHILADELPHIA. Feb. 20.-rercy
\. Collins. Chicago. defeated E:duard
Roudil. France. in the afternoon
match OF the international class \
~ balk line amateur billiard cham
pInnship tournament today. 600 to
iJi. Collins average was Q Pal
and his high runs were IS, 30 and -.
Roudiis average fell to > 40. Ills
high runs We're a., ~ and -. Todav's
defeat prccludcd his winning the
tournament.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-02-21
TRUSTEES SALE
WEST BROAD STREET LOT
jNO. II. BRANToN.
FIs,.s

ted
IN H. ~ 1903
notes being
T.. NJ.
OF
OF
2 alley
The I1ro "5nt
TERaS Cash. "
.--.-...--.-- CHRISTIAN Trustee
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-02-21
DISPLAY CLASSIFIED
cOMMANpEKY Or
81. ANDREW. 40. -, KNIGHTS
TEIpIAK
sprc, E,, ,,,,,:,,.i Va. Feb. 20. 1924

SPECIAL. ORDERS:
Sir KniZhts.-Assenblc "a, your asylum
!. the Masonic Temple TUESDAY, cISr
INsI'. AT o'clock l.. 81, In full! dress II
Tcmp!ar ON foot. to act as escort to
ST. John'n Lodge. No. &c. 4. i. e. r. NJ.
J. ~ attending the funeral services OF our
deceased frht"r. SIR James T. Mallory.
Members O; Richmond COMMANDERS, No
= ana al transient Sir knights az. cpur-
teouE!! invited to unite with ~
ny oficr OF thc Eminent Commander.
EUGENE T.. LAIRD
H1t"N' captain-Gcucrnl
GEORGE c. JEFFERSON.
I,..rnrIrr
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-02-21
METHODIST INSTITUTE
DEFEATS BELLEVUE FIVE

Methodist Institute second team de {.
feated bellevue Junior in return
game. The game was close and in
teresting. the score being II 10 I3.
The linc-up:
Methodist. Positions. EeIleyuc
j. La mbor.... forward Williams
w. Williams. forward l.. Sherma n
VI. Scheer. center A. Sherma n
y. fairfield. -. guard Fox
\. Riiield. -. guard bernstein
summary: Field Eoals-Mcthodis;
Williams %. Lambor (2). Schecr ca,
y. Eiheld 90: bellevue. Williams a.,
sherman 60. y. Sherman (2). Fouls
!-rnbor i). Schccr %. y. Shcr-
man GD.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-02-21
Would Allow College
Men 10 Play for Money
[Hy Associated rress.

ST. PAUL. Feb. 20-Represen-
tatiYcS Of seven Mid Western
universities and colleges. meeting
in this city to formulate plans for
new athletic conference. today
decided to go on record as in
favor of a rule permitting college
athletes to play summer baseball
Tor money.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-02-21

IIIII.A IlEII'IIIA, IN. Feb. 20
lhiiy Miskc. 81. Paul heavyweight.
won his bout tonight from Cnpin;n
Bob Roper. Chicago, on q foul Homer
was disqualified Ly the referee and
sent from the ring ut the end Of tho
sixth round. The match was FOR
eight rounds
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-02-21
Carp~ntlcr 10 Right levi.

LONDON. Feb. 20.-Kid (Tcd)
Lewis, OF England, has been signed
for match With Georges Carpenter.
the French champion. to be held nj
the Olympia on May IL.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-02-21

HIKMINtfHNM, Ma, Feb. 2O.--Of-
hciais of the Birmingham baseball A.
sociation announced today the trade
OF Pug Allen, OF the Isarons, 10 tho
Dallas (Tcxas) Club, OF the TcxaS
League. for Catcher Robertson The
trade WAS even. with no money con-
sideratiOn. local officials stated. -,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-02-21

HIGHLAND PARK iiOMES-Wo have .
client for home Of or rooms In Hign-
laud Park. Must be modern. What have
you TO oner2 Rex o. Jones Co. Inc, lG
North Eighth Street.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-02-21

BROOKS & RICHARDSON. INC,
Real Estate. Loans und Insurance.
II North Eighth Street.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-02-21

FARMS wanted. largo or small. For 1uick
results see MosSrs. West and Timber :
lake. farm department.. J. u. carneai
" Song
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-02-21
DiSrLiY CLASSIFIED

ms. February Ii. 1929, at 2 o'clock, 70
phy tho last sad tribute OF respect 10
hro'h"T j. 7. Mallory. Transient brath-
zen and sister lodges fratcrnal!y Invited
10 attend.
BY order OF the worshipful Master.
OSCAR J. ADAMS.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-02-21

A stated commitment don OF the
&TEM Richmond Randolph Lodge.
k&IVG1 No. 10. a. +. &: A. NJ. will he
@AV<T held In Masons' Hall. on
3HAdH4 franklin Street, between
Eighteenth and Nineteenth. this evening
at o'clock. W"In In the F.iiowcraft
Degree. Members %: sister lodges and
transient brethren are fraternaliy invited
to meet with us.
By order OF the WorshIpim Master
G.. =. ELDHIDGE.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-02-21
PROPERTY OWNERS
TAKE NOTICE!

IL you want TO seil your property ? .r
cash. list II with us. and We will do 40
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-02-21

NpIN.t - h't"by given that tho part
ncTahiv Isty!y huNsl-t!ng between George
.. Peers aUi Ralph l.. Clarke, Carrying
on business under IN" arm name -; (. *
J.. AUTO Nr,'trsl!"s company, az No. 2ly
No-lh Robinson street. Eichn0nd. VIZ
rinia' 90 "a" !''h d'y Of February. 1922.
WAS diss"iv'd Uy mutual consent. and a
pa tuyraulp formed between Ralph r.. amt
l.. g. clarke. wn" wHl continue To- trad"
az =. = l.. AUTO Accessories Company, at
30 @uJta Eob.nson street. EiChnond.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-02-21

REAL ESTATE-L!Ht your property with
us for sale or for rent. W. can s.rv.
you. l.. T.. schnid, * Co., - North
EIGHTH street,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-02-21

iiouSE-wantcd. Cf S-room house q
baths from owner; thousand doiia rs
cash payment. West End preferred Box
~ 3i7. care Tho DiRpatch
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Wanted Real Estate

CHURCH NIL IIOMES-w. have pros.
poets on our 1leB FOR homes on Church
I'M. What have you to ohcr7 Rogers
smith " li"siop. No. l Mutual Building
Madison l7i7
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-02-21
RE<fL ESTATE FOR SALE

Heal Estate FOR Exchange 81
~ eSchhnGo Investment property or cH-
c"iicnt fnrin for modern homo In wcst
End or Glntcr Park. l.. H. Stainbnck
with l.. w. Mcvelsh
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-07-24
1ST TILT PROTESTED
 BY MANAGER M'CkNN

A lively rumpus between Manager Gene McCann, his players and Um- pire Mutt Waters in the third innnig heightened the time in the first game at Newfield park, yesterday, the re- tinued 1In2le,, nrofest aIthong.h Hart ford scored no runs in the innings.
 The wrangle followed a decision by Umpire Waters when he called De- by Rodriguez, after the former had
 scratched a hit between first and sec ond base. Umpire Waters when
 questioned after the game on the dis put declared there were no grounds for the protest. as Rodriguez made an effort to trip the diminutive De-
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-07-24
State Trade Title
 Ball Game on Wed.

Bridgeport Trade School ball toss CTS will meet New Britain in the first tilt of the State championship series of three games, Wednesday, at Sea side Park, the locals playing a return game in the Hardware City, Friday. New Britain was the winner in the northern sectional series. The locals have won the State title two seasons and are counting on copping the honor again this year. Bridgeport finished first in the southern division competi- tiOn with four wins and no defeats. DanDury was second and Stamford. third. The New Britain boys won five and los- one game, followed by So. Manchester, Meriden and Torr:ng- ton.
 Randy leads the local in batting, polling out II hits in 16 chances at the bat. Glynn has an errorless field ing record, accepting 26 chances, run-getter, having crossed the plate for l s counters
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-07-24
KID PITCHERS
 GRIN CAPTURED
 WAGNER'S GOAT

Back in 1913 the Cardinals got hold of a young pitcher named Joe Willis. He came from some Illinois town like Springfield or Decatur and had a fair amount of stuff. He also had sort of a natural grin, wearing the smile that never came off.
 St. Louis started him against Pittsburg and four innings sped by. The Pirates found them- selves not only without run, but also without the Semblance of a hit.
 Just as the fifth started Hans Wagner, sIlortstop, went up to Captain Fred Clark and said, 'IIook at their pitcher. He's laughing at us because we're so easy. Let's go out and murder him.
 So the Pirates swung at every- thing, with the result Willis held them to two scattered hits and beat them, to o. And the joke of it all was Willis didn't know why the hostileS were so savage against him.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-07-24
Sport Snapshots

PARIS - Roger Cont, the French billiard player, finished his match at 1S.2 balkline with M. Gibelin an- other Frenchman. Cont made the 4,0OO points in sixty-seven innings with an average of 59.7, breaking the worlds record average for this number of points.
 MELBOURNE. Australia The sculling match between James Pad don and Richard Arnst for the World.s championship. has been de- clared off. The match was arrang- ed alter Paddon defeated Robert Hatfield for the title at wanganui early in the year.
 HARRISON, N. Y. Mrs. Molla Mallory, Mrs. May Sutton Bundy. Mrs. Marion Zinderstein, Miss Leslie Bancroft, Miss Helen Wills and other net stars are battling today in the Westchester County tennis tourna- ment
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-07-24
On Firing Line -With Majors

St. Louis was the baseball capital of the universe one day.
 The Braves knocked the Cards back into second place, while the Giants were trimming the Reds
 Bad day all around for St. Looey as Detroit with Dan Howley jumping, clawed the Browns.
 The Tanks triumphed over the Red Sox and gained on the St. Looey lead CTS.
 Giants and Cards open what should be a redhot series tomorrow at the Polo Grounds.
 Young Leverette pitched the White Sex to another win. This time, over Cleveland, 10 to 6.
 Manager John J. McGraw. Giants leader, was held over in Cincinnati owing to a heavy cold.
 Washington collected 16 hits off three Athletic pitchers, and won, II to 2.
 HOME RUN HITTERS-Grimes of the Cubs; Pratt and Collins of the Red Sox and Scott of the Yankees
 Sisler was guilty of something un- usual He committed three errors against Detroit.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-07-24

All indications point to a record smashing attendance at the open-air Bridgeport's ring idol, and Augie Rather. the sturdy battler of New York, will clash in the star 12-rounds bout. Local fans. naturally, are look ready to give odds. An influx of New York sports is expected before night fall and the chances are that local sports will be accomm odated.
 Arguments are rampant over the out come of the semi final bout between Young Luby and Pete August. Both boys have their admirers and are an even choice in betting. In the other two bouts Johnny Mason and Harvey Kelly will clash and Young Levinsky and Joe Saviola will swap punches.
 The bout between Rather and Bo- gash means much to each boy, for the winner will be selected to box Dave Rosenberg for the middIeweight championship recently ordered vacat- ca by the N- Y- State Athletic Com mission.
 Frank Tourney, the matchmaker Of the Velodrome and Madison Square Garden, is awaiting the result of to- Rather. with a view of selecting the winner to meet Dave Rosenberg, the good Brooklyn middleweight for the mIddIeweight championship of the
 That either Rather or Bogash is capable of filling the champions S shoes is generally recognized, as each mas met the best in the class with success and each claims that the req son he is not champion is because he was never given the opportunity to Ilght in titular bout While it is conceded that Bogash has defeated a majority of leaders in the middle weight diviison, Doe" Bagley, Rat ners mentor, entertains the idea that none Of his opponents were of Rat ner's class.
 That Rather is generally recognized
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-07-24
WHAT THORPE DID

Jim Thorpe is the handspring of the Hartford team. His pres ence in the Senatorial lineup seemingly electrifies the whole combination Thorpe is playing under handicap because of an injured leg, but his batting optics are unimpaired. Here's what the Indian did yesterday:
 First Game.
 Accepted three chances in the field.
 Made Loftus sprint toward the fence on two occasions to get hard hit flies.
 Forced DeInoe out at second. Banged out a triple, scoring Demoe with tieing run, in the 7th.
 Struck out in the 9th.
 Second Game
 Singled to left, in 1st. Singled to center, scoring De- moe, in 3rd.
 Singled to left, scoring Rosen- thai, in 5th.
 Singled to right, in 7th. Struck out in the 9th. Played errorleSS fielding game, accepting three chances.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-07-24
HALL AND CRkSHOS
 IN JR. LEAGUE TIE

Now that the Hall Community Is in a tie with the Crasho Cubs for the Junior league leadership, a three game series between the two teams will be played. Yesterday Paddy Lavery twirled excellent ball, holding the Y. M.s to three hits. The series will get underway Sunday, August 6. at Seaside Park.
 With Lavery in the box, Hall Com munity easily won from the Y. M. H. A. nine. Lavery yielded but three hits, and famed ten.
 Score: h e YMHA. GOO % 0 o--O 3 ' Hall Com. 0 o 0 3 0 Ks s 0
 Batteries Tucker and Wexler; LaVery and Jablonky.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-07-24
.FITCHBURG LIKELY
 TO TRANSFER GAMES

Fitchburg will not be without rep resentation in the Eastern League for the rest of the season despite all talks fo a deal involving the sale of the club said a league authority, at the game, yesterday. Owing to the poor attendance in the Bay State city the Mackmacks may play their games on the road, it was said. The Brown Derbies played to a meage audience of about TOO at Saturdays double header.
 There's no chance of the franchise being transferred to Portland, it was said, and it is likely that Providence will be favorably considered for next season.
 The chief howl in Fitchburg, ac- cording to reports, is because the club is owned and controlled by out-of- towners. Jack Macks sales of players has also been resented by the fans.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-07-24
MURPHY IGNORED

A big honor has fallen into the way of State Boxing Commissioner Franz B. Murphy, of Hartford. The member of the National Champion ship Boxing Committee of the Ma tiona1 Boxing Association of the United States by Walter H. Liginger, president of the association, whose headquarters are in Milwaukee
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-07-24
NO OFFERS YET
 FOR BRIDGEPORT
 CLUB FRANCHISE

Clark Lane, Jr.. president of the Bridgeport Baseball club. stated today, that if any local parties are inclined toward nalx- ing an offer for the local East ern League franchise the Board of Directors of the Club will con- sider any offers should any be received. MT. Lane also stated that the club is not on the mar ket and he did not state it was not for sale.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-07-24
Groy Hairs Triumph OUer Youth

Youth bowed to hairs in the first of the double header be
 
  or more furnih an 
   by Pennng in enhs sentN
  econd ectedh hnseIf the
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-07-24
Cinch for Soundviews,

The Soundviews walloped the of ferings of Pitcher Bragaw. and easily defeated the LenoX nine 17-3. That the Lenox team is a heavy hitting combination is demonstrated by the fact that they piled up a total of IT hit in the fray. R. H. E. Soundviews -....-.....1 IS 2 LenoN 5
 Lilla and Mckinney; Bragaw and McGee.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-07-24
CLARKIN AT GAME,

Jim Clarkin, attired in a gay check cred Broadway summer creation, mo- tored in from his summer home in New London yesterday to see his Sen- ators hffSSrm against the Derbies Debonsir JiNp was in jubilant frame of rni1d after the games. He inform ed local scribes that the Senators will be going at their best when Jim Thorpe's injured leg mends. Jim re- ported 5000 paid attendance at Saturdays doubleheader between Hartford and Albany.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-07-24
ROCKS WIN AGAIN.

The Black Rocks added another game to their winning column yester- day afternoon when they trounced the Berkshires, Az. Otto Herb, the Rock ace, was in his habitual good form and famed 16 batsmen and lim- ited his opponents to five hits. Three errors which came in succession cost the 'Shires" the game.
 Score:
 R.H. D. Rocks II 0 90 1 1x4 6 0 Berksh's 1 o 0 o 0 0 O-2 2 Herb and Bailey: Co1gan and War