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Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1922-11-30

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Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1922-11-30
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Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1922-11-30

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The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-08-04
S5o,oo0 BRITISH OFFER COMES TO
 BENNY LEONARD

Michigan City. Ind. Aug. 4-After engaging in possibly one more con weight pugilist champion, plans a trip to England in quest of new op- ponents and to give his mother and sister an European trip that he has planned on since he took the cham pionship from Freddie Welsh. Leon ard, according to announcement from his training camp here today, will sail for England about Sept. 15 for an indenite stay.
 He will meet EyersHammer, of Chi cago in a 10-round bout here tomor- row. He has been offered $50,O00 for 20-round bout with Ernie Rice. British title holder. and also is ne gotiating for a contest with a Ger man lightweight in Berlin.
 With the exception of the cut over his right eye, the champions handlers say he is in splendid condition for Hammer. Hammer is a left handed puncher and always aggressive. He f1oored Ritchie Mitchell and Charley White with left hooks, and each knocked Leonard down in contests with the champion.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-08-04
JOHNSTON MEETS WILLIAMS FOR CUP
 IN TENNIS FINALS


 Seabright, N. J., Aug. 4-Willia m M. Johnston of San Francisco, and R. Norris Williams 2nd. of Boston, both former national champions. will meet today in the final round of the cup singles on the turf at the Sea bright Lawn Tennis and Cricket club. Johnston ranked second among the tennis players in this country and Williams. ranked sixth, having ad- yanced to the finals through an inn posing field of players from the four corners of the earth.
 Patterson. Anderson and Wertheim the Australians, Shimziu the Jap anese, Colbert. Bortro and Cochet, the Frenchmen, and Yencken, the Eng Iishman-aIl went down to defeat in other rounds. but Johnston and Will Hams played through. The final in women's singles will have as princi- pals Mrs. Molla Burjesdet Mallory. the national champion, and Miss Les lie Bancroft of West Newton, Mass.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-08-04
SINNERS LEAVES
 GIANTS AS LEE
 KING COMES BACK

Bridgeport followers of the Giants were surprised to day to learn that John McGraw had sent Ralph Shin ners to Toledo on an optional agree ment and had purchased Lee King, an ex-Giant.
 In the early part of the season Shimmers won the centre field berth after a sharp struggle with Bill Cunningham and Casey Stengel. He played regularly until Columbia Geo. Smith of the Phillies hit him on the head with pitched ball. This sent Shfnners to a hospital in Cincinnati and when he got out -Stenge1 had attached himself to the midfeld po- s1tion. The Indianapolis flash was hailed by Jack Hendricks as the best young outfielder he had ever seen, but his hitting and fielding were a disappointment to McGraw
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-08-04
BISHOP -GIBNEY
 GOLF TEAM WINS

Forty players competed yesterday in the foursome competition on the Brocklawn golf links, Miss Georgiana Bishop and Dr. V. P. Gibney and MT. and Mrs. J. c. Hawley, turning in tie scores The first named team was awarded first prize by turning in the best gross score, 90. Summary:
 G. Hep. N. Miss Georgianna Bishop and Dr. V. P. NGibney ..- 90 IA 76 MT. and Mrs. J. c. w. B. and Miss M E. ,r Middlebrook .1o1 2s 7s Mr. and Mrs. H. B.
 Naramore 100 22- IS Mir and Mrs. E. M.
 hayes 1UV A1 iS Mr. and Mrs. T. R.
 Davis c-1o2 22 80 MT. and Mrs. D. c.
 Patterson .1o1 20 s1 Mr. J. R. Sheehan and
 Mrs l. D. Warner -. 1O7 "A S3 MT. and Mrs, W. F.
 Wheeler ..115 30 S5 MT and Mrs. P. Havi-
 land .103 16 S7
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-08-04
Eastern League
 Chatter

Twenty-seven hits featured the Pittsfield-Springfield tilt, which the Ponies won, 8 to '. Capes was the leading batter with three hits. while Oberc slammed out a pair of dou- bles.
 George Moshier, pinch hitting for the HillieS, edged in single.
 The Ponies piled up five runs in the first two innings, knocking Col. Shower out of the box.
 Veteran Eddie Zimm erman, former Spring and Waterbury third sacker, is back in the league again, covering the dizzy corner for Albany.
 Tiny Etten outpitched Swaney in a, i1-inning duel, Albany blanking Hartford, 1 to O.. Hartford got only one player to second in the struggle
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-08-04

I saw Proxy Dan up in the Back sect of the Grandstand watnting to see our Nobel and Valiant Derbs get Into the Crash. He was apolog1z1ng to somewun about not having no Moar segars to give out, I guess.
 Pumping Ordeal.
 Anyhow, I started to Pump Jim Clarlsin's Assistant, and I receeved some record quick replys.
 "Iz Providence going to cum in our Glorious Leeg?" sez I. First I herd about shuch thing" sez Dan.
 .Do you think it would be a paying
 I Dunno. what do you Think % scz Dan.
 "Are all the sKlubs making Nun ney?', sez I.
 q guess so. Don't here anything" sez Dan.
 sswin the winning Teem of our Glorious Leeg play the Baltimore Champpers for the Inter-Leeg pen uit?'', sez l.
 'I don't know" sez Dan. Twill ther be any changes in the Cerkit next yere?', sez l.
 Haven't herd anything about it', sez Dan.
 '"Umps going pretty good. this Sea son, eh Dan?," sez I.
 Guess so'' sez Dan.
 News to Dan.
 Are you konSiddering the triple Ump sistem for next Yere?", sez I. Never herd of that befor', sez
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-08-04
WILL FACE TOUCH BATTLER IN
 VERNON SPINNER

Bud Weafer is due to face some stiff opposition when he meets Yer non Spinner, the New York battler, in the star bout at the Stamford Sporting Clubs show, next Friday
 night, Aug. II. Weafer after his long layoff, due to injuries, says he is out to show fight fans that he still possesses his old time K. O. wal 1oper. Spinner has met some of the best boys in his class, including jimmy tmGe IIyy ReIy Tommy MeAIeer Hhl aP5an sam
 Good, Buck Walters and others. The other bouts will bring together Harry Peterson and Eddie Douglas, a pro- and Johnny Harris of New York will face Young Mack in a ten-round go.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-08-04
COLES HTS HOMER,
 BUT SPRAGUES LOSE

The Bridgeport Fire Department team took the Sprague Meter Go. into camp at the Marketable Iron Go. field to the tune of 10 to 5. O'Dell catch of Burke's line drive in the fourth stanza. Coles of the Gas Meter hounds, got a circuit smash in the third fnning with two on bases.
 Fire epartment-Russell, If; Ban die, If; Wendt. of; O'Den, ss; Jen- nings, 3b; Rohrback. 1b; Butler, e; Hannon. 2b. Seamon, D; Bowden, of.
 Sprague Meter Go. PerrI, ss; Plaza, 3b; Coles, 2b; Targon. c; F'rasca, If; Wilson, If.
 Fire Dept. 3 8 3 0 0--10 1S 3 Sprague Meter 0 0 3 0 2 o. 5 6 3
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-08-04
.BENG0UGH, TANKS
 NEW BACKSTOPPER,
 HAS ADMIRERS HERE

There will be quite a delegation from Bridgeport to watch Benny Bengough, the star receiver recently acquired by the New York Americans from Buffalo. when he catches his first game for the Hugmen after the close of the International League sea- son.
 Bengough for four years held up the pitchers of Niagara University, and is generally regarded as the best ba11 player turned out by the institu- tion since Elm DOnne1ly, now a prosperous local contractor, put the little Empire State college on the map by his stellar stunts on diamond and gridiron.
 Donnelly and Dr. Phil McLaugh- lin, another Niagara alumnus. are planning to chaperone a large party to the metropolis when Bengough makes his major league debut.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-08-04

"what do you think of the high Kaliber wurking of our Leeg Pitch CTS" sez l.
 I'm not Wurrying'', sez Dan.
 ''Be ther any Offisha1 Nous of the Leeg to hand out?'', sez l.
 Nope, SeZ Dan.
 ''Do you favor Penshions for Dis abled and Faithful Umps wen they Die?'', sez I.
 "Tm not certin'. sez Dan. why in the heck don't you go to Gene Mo Cam or Jimmy Kelly fore Neus?", sez Dan, getting Minded.
 Likes to be '.Ikidded.'
 "You be pretty good Lookin fore such a spry and silvertopped Leeg Prexy', sez l.
 "You sez it'', Kiddo. ("Started to tumble around for a segar, But I sez, Don't Wurry, Dan.- I newer Smoke wen I'm on the Job'').
 "You think Wooster will Stick out?'', seZ l..
 q guess so', sez Dan. "You had quite Grand and G1or- ious Record wen you played, Dan? sez I
 q spose So", sez Dan.
 ''What be the Greatest Calm you evver played in''? sez I.
 CT forget" sez Dan.
 ''Nice day for a Calm ?'', sez I. "Dont know. Havvent looked at the skies or felt any Ran yet, sez Dan. ''So Icng, Dan'', sez I.
 ''Be good, See you again sum Day., SeZ Dan
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-08-04
SWIMMING MEET AT
 BALDWIN'S BEACH

Bridgeport swimmers are invited to compete in the acquatic carnival to be held at Baldwin Beach, Meriden, tomorrow. Entries can be. sent to John Doyle, Baldwin's Beach, Meri- den. The program of events fol- low:
 O,peh events-100 yard swim, 220 yard swim. fancy dive. 50 yard swim (boys under 12 yrs.)
 Closed EventS-50 yard swim (girls), fancy dive (girls), 25 yard swim (girls under 12 yrs.
 Special Event.-220 yard relay Open to athletic clubs of this section, four to team.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-08-04
BARNES-SARAzEN
 MATCH, TOMORROW

Considerable interest is being shown in the match at the Home stead Country club at Spring Lake, N, J., tomorrow between Gene Sara zen, the national open champion, and Jim Barnes, former tit1e-ho older. Sarazen and Barnes plan to go to Spring Lake some time today to take a practice spin over the course. Sar- azen will go to the Jersey resort dt- rectly from Pittsburgh, where he qualified yesterday for the Profes- sional Golfers championship tourna- ment. Tomorrow'S contest will con sist of thirty-six holes of match play.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-08-04
B. I. s. NINE PUT
 UP FINE RECORD

Winning seven games out of twelve played is the record of the Bridgeport Trade School nine, which won the State vocational school championship. at Meriden, this week. The seasons record follows:
 B. T. S. 8, Naugatuck High T; BIT. s 1, Milford Prep 8; B. T. S. 6, Derby 8; B. T. S. 4, Danbury High Il: B. T. S. g, Danbury Trade o; B. T. s. g. Danbury Trade 0; B. T. S. r, Stam- ford Trade 3; B. T. S. 21, Danbury Trade 4; B. T. S. 23, Stamford 3; B. T. S. 6, New Britain 2; B. T. S. 1, New Haven 5; B. T. S. 4, New Britain 3.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-08-04
On Firing Line -With Ma.iors-

Ray Grimes was back in the Cubs lineup yesterday. He hit safely once in four tries.
 With Nehf in the box. the Giants shut out the Cubs. Homers by Y oung and Stengel were the features.
 Mays and Hoyt were driven from the mound by the Indians, but Shaw key succeeded as relief twirler, the Hugmen winning 10 to g. McMi1lan-s pinch hit sent the winning tally over the plate.
 Three homers helped the Browns to defeat the Macks, g to D. Jacobson got 9, pair and Collins one.
 For the Athletics, Walker marked up his 25th circuit drive of the sea son.
 Pinetee, Detroits pitching marvel, held the Red SoX to two scattered hits and did not allow Red SoX runner to pass first base, in the first win over the Hubbers, to 0. The Cobbmen annexed the second tilt. to 4.
 Grimes fine pitching and Highs timely triple enabled the Dodgers to whitewash the Reds, to O.
 Lee Meadows was easy pGckings for the Cards. who beat the Phils, ' to 1.
 Star Gather Henline counted for a homer in the game. Mogridge. pitching for the Senato ors, shut out the White SoX, to 0, ana belted out home run for good meas ure.
 Venerable Iris Speaker was also bit frislly at the bat, and registered another homer to his credit. Miller Hure,us has beer "oauadn by Ban Johnson for stalling tactics in the recent Chicago game.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-08-04
Janvrin Traded

The Brooklyn club announced yes terday the release of Inf1elder Hal Janvrin to the Columbus club, of the American Associa tion, in a deal for Maurice Shannon, also an inf1elder and formerly with the Philadelphia Athletics. Janvrin left last night for Columbus and Shannon will leave for Brooklyn as soon as Janvrin can take his n1ace
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-08-04
Park City Games

The 1eague-leading General Elec- tries will play the Holmes & Ed wards; the Karm Terminals will take on the Columbia Graph op'hone outfit, and the Brass Go. nine will hook up with the Warner Bros troupe in the Park City Factory League tomorrow afternoon. The Electrics have II straight wins to their credit and cer- tain to cop the flag.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-08-04
BROOKLYN CORRALS
 STAR IN SHANNON

New York, Aug. 4-Brooklyn base ball fans were happy today when they learned that Charles T. Ebbets had completed a deal by which Maurice Shannon, now with the Columbus American Association team, has be- come a member of the Robins. Shan non can play any position in the field except first base. He has been in the big league before-hrst with the Attn letics, next with the Red Sox ana then with the Senators. He is a good fielder and a, fair hitter.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-08-04
C0LONIALS IN TWO
 GAMES ON SUNDAY

two Sunday games. On the Para disc Green diamond, the Stratford d All Stars will be their oppc~ents, the game to start at 1:15. Al Seaside Park, the Arrows will be the oppon- ents of the Co1onia1s, the game to start at 3:45. Rich and Grant will be the battery for the Co1onias in the first tilt and will be opposed by Haberdon and Ball Ciappa and Grant will be in game No. 2, while the Arrows will depend on Stevens and DuIay
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-08-04
City League Tilts

The last games of the first round m lI the C1ty League will be played at Seaside Park, Sunday afternoon with the following games slated: Iran IA e. vs. Soundviews; American-Russian Sokols vs. Lenox A. A.; American Le- zion vs. Waysides. All games are slated for 3:30 o'clock. The Sound views went into the league leadership by defeating the Waysides last week, scoring their fourth straight win
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-08-04

Derbs Hand Wildmen Scare.
 The Derbs handed a jolt to the New HavenerS and the WeiSstown rooters in the ninth inning when Dutch Stry- beatable brand of ball, eased up his steam propeller. with the result that the Derbs scored two runs and tied the score, to 3.
 Bobby Miller. who has been warm ing the bench and who got a chance to get into action by the nnishap to opening the inning with a single Ray Talk. the youthful Texan. who has been doing wonders on the homelot tripled, scoring Miller. After Rodrf- guez had flied out, Kingdom pelted the ball for a single, sending Talk home. After Loftus flied out, Joe Smith banged out single, but King don was caught at the plate on a marvellous throw by St. Angelo. A single by f'alk and a double by Irving netted Bridgeport a tally 1u the initial session.
 Winning Run for New Haven.
 ln the tenth round, it did not take New Haven long to put the winning tally over the pan. Malone was quickly retired, and Marty Shay trapped out a double. Bowman was passed, and Eayrs' single scored Shay, ending the game.
 In the seven innings stauffer was fn the box( the Weissmen corralled seven hits. The smoky City heaver was also a bit wild. House relieved Stauffer in the Sth, the loss of the game being chalked up against the latter.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-08-04
LOCAL METERS IN
 HARTFORD, SATURDAY

The Bridgeport municipal tennis team will journey to Hartford to- morrow to clash with the Capital City netters at Colt Park, that city. The local teams will be made up of Capt. Eddie Buckingham Dr. R. W. Hall, John w. Wheeler, Jr., F. B. iiawiey and W. S. Lacey.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-08-04
TENNIS TOURNEY
 ENTRY LIST GROWS

The coming municipal tennis tour ney that will be staged by the Board of Recreation is attracting considera- ble interest among local recqueters About forty have sent in their en- tries to date. New names added to the list yesterday were: Douglas Lockhart, Earl Williamson, Milton T. Vreeland, Philip Sherman, John Bull lard, Mildred Shey, M. Pickard, ". Lisbona, R. Saskowitz, Helen E. Pas sey and Helen Iarkin
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-08-04
LOCAL SWIMMING
 TEAM IS PICKED

Bridgeport swimmers will make an- other try to annex honors in the Madi- son Square Garden pool on Aug. 10. Ihe local team will consist of Anna Baum, Stacia Danielwicz, Grace Kem- pie, Helen Childs, Rose Lavine and two girls to be selected later for the Women's 73-yard sandicap swim: : George Caicklin, Eddie Leiborveau and other members of the B. A. C. to be selected later for the mems 3O0 meter swim.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-08-04
SayiOIa Booked.

Joe Saviola will swing into action on Saturday night August 12 at the Queensboro A. A. New York with some good New York featherwegiht. Joe is flashing clever stuff in gym work at the Acorn A. c. and is get ting in solid with the devotees of the East Side training club.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-08-04

sRa1ted For Staufrer Tn 9th.
 xOne out when winning run scored: New Haven 6 l Q 8 1-4
 Two base hits. Irving, Faik, Shay. Fhree base hit, Falk. Stolen bases. Emmerich, Irving. Double plays, Rodriguez te Irving to Rodriguez; Kingdom to Irving to Rodriguez. Left an bases, Bridgeport s, New Haven 8; Bases on balls. off Stauffer $, off House g, off Stryker l: Struck out, by stauffer 3. by Stxyker 5. Hits. or Staufrer, ' In innings: off House. 9 in 2 1-3. Losing pitcher, Stauffer. Umpires. Kuhn and Mclaughlin. Time, 1854.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-08-04
SaraZen Visits
 Polo Grounds

Gene Sarazen visited the Polo Grounds on Monday for the first time in his young life and saw the Pirates manhandIe the Giants Sarazen is a great ad- nfrer of Ross Young. The pair became acquainted at San Am tonio last spring, where they played together on several Occa- sionS. Sarazen says Young. would make a great golfer if he ac- quired control. 'He hits a whale of a ball." he said smilingIy, "but doesn't know where it is going"
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-08-04
Kelly's Arm o. K.

Harvey Kelly's arm which he ais located in the fourth round of his recent bout with Johnny Mason and which Referee Terry immediately put in place again as it happened, is heal ing up nicely, according to Joe Ve- trano, manager of Kelly. Vetrano says it will be O. K. again in couple Of weeks
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-08-04
MYERS HAS CLAIM
 FOR MEAT GROWN

Los Angeles, Aug. 4-Johnny Mey- CTS of Chicago today appeared TO have the most valid claim to title of mid dleweight wrestling champion Of the world. He defeated Walter Miller of Los Angeles in a one-fall match, pin ming the local claimant of the title last night with a double wrist lock and boddy scissors. Meyers favorite hold ,in l hour and 40 minutes. The men continued another 20 minutes without a fall.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-08-04
Bill BrazZis Weeds

Bill Brazzis, sterling catcher Of the Bridgeport Brass Go. nine was famed by Dan Cupid last week. Bills mar riage to Mary Chesna is causing quite a commotion in the Brass Company circles where both are employed. Their legion of friends wish the new lyweds much success and happiness in life
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-08-04
BR0OKLAWN TENNIS
 FINALS AT 5 P. M.

A battle royal on the tennis courts at the Brook1awn Club is expected this afternoon when John w. Wheel CT, Jr., and F. B. Hawley clash in the finals for the club championship. The tilt will start at o'clock and a large crowd of local tennis enthusiasts will witness the play. Both contenders for the championship and have been playing brilliantly in their recent ex- hibiions.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-08-04
BLACK ROCKS TO
 INVADE FAIRFIELD

Fairfield baseball fans are anti c1pating a redhot game on Sunday when the Black Rocks will be the opponents of the suburban Legion team. Moran and Leahy will be the battery for Fairfield, while Herb will be in the box for the Bridpennrter.s
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-08-04
)erbes In Hartford Today To Open Series With Senators
IRVING IN RUN-IN
 WITH JUMPS, GETS FIRED OUT OF GAME

Not one in 100 fans who ttend Nevyffad Park games would ever get into an argm ent with an umpire and be chased out of the Blu the denun slggs frpn fhs pire Pete Mclaughlin, yesterda Nsw HH1gn and fired" the spot
 Irving vii get back in the neup today at Hartford McCann, this keIv be itted enator
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-08-04
STATE KACEY MEET r OES TO NEW HAVEN

New Haven. Aug. 1.-The state Championship track and field meet has been awarded to the Knights of held at the new Yale track AAg. 26, it was announced by Secretary Thom- as A. Tracy of the Connecticut A A.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-08-04
Darcey on Card

A Charley Pi1kington versus John ny Darcey match is on the cards for Meriden, August 25. Pi1kington is training daily at his old quarters in Meriden and reports in fine fettle.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-08-04
Dan O'Neil Batting .OOO
 In Interview League
By HEAD OFFICE BOY.

be found Hunted President Daniel oe of the Eastern League of
 n PrSy Trained Pet" That neen aShau
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-08-04
HOLE IN ONE AT
 SHUTTLE MEADOW

New Britain, Conn, Aug 4-John- Britain Herald" in a match over the eighteen-hole course of the Shuttle Meadow Club made the siMh hole in | with a drive of 165 yards
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-08-04
Miss Riggin Cleared

Miss Aileen Riggin, of the Women's Swimming Association, one of the foremost women divers in the world, stood trial yesterday afternoon at Amateur Athletic Union headquarters on charges of professionalism, and after~a lengthy session was acquitted
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-08-04
BLACK ON WAY TO RECOVERY

San Jose, Calf, Aug. 4-Jolln Black, nationally known golfer. i'm lured at Irvington, near here, Mon aay night and thought fatally hurt was on the fairway to recovery ta- nay, according to reports from Co., 'urn b1a Hospital here.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-08-04
MALONE IS WINNER
 OVER MICKEY WALKER

Boston, Aug.4-Jock Malone, St. Paul, Minnesota. middlewieght was awarded the decision over Mickey Walker of Elizabeth, New Jersey, in ten-round bout.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-08-04
TIE PLkY-0FF IN
 CHURCH LEAGUE ON
 NEXT WEEKS CARD

Play off in the tie for first place in the Inter-church League existing between the First Methodist and Summerf1eld teams will be staged next week. Both teams have won and lost two games. In the tilt yester- day, Newheld defeated Washington Park, to 5, in six innings. Pitcher Hayes starred in the box. Stand taea ffallfn11r.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-08-04
Boone to Indians

Cleveland, Aug. 4-The purchase of Daniel Boone. right handed pitcher. rom the Chattanooga club of the Southern Association and the release nf two players to that club on op- t1onal agreements. Boone is to report to the Indians at once.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-08-04

St. Louis either way the World Series classic may be staged.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-08-04

Waterbury fans are plugging at Billy Gilbert to sign Neal Ball to fill the gap at second base.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-08-04
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