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The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-12-01
NEW CANAAN'S vS.
 KAcl;EEYS, SATURDAY

The Knights oL Columbus basket halars MI. I.-ay the strong New Ca man team Saturday night at the High school gym. With the New Canaan reasa will be Frank f<elIs, former Ia-e basketball star While tie Gzaceys expect stiff opposition from inc New Canaan team they are conEGent of coming out Qn top. Their victory over the strong DanbuTy Laurels last week proves that they Rre rapidly rounding into shape. The Nac5ys will 9e Ees-e5 cut tn new urr- forms Saturday night. The Catholic Community Girls will play the pre- EruinarE same. starting at D. m. IT. 2 big game will start r. n. and will be in1mediate.y followed by dancing. The Lneup of both teams will be an vcuuceH In this paper later in the zE-c-z- M----e MA--- Will reCeree-
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-12-01
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Another case where the kicking C he goal af.sr the touchdown dec. de game was yesterday in the game b tween rhe Co>o-iaI A. |. and Lake view -iere rs. which was won by th EoIonfa's --6.
 Roth teams scored toU-h dow accounting for six points. but IT. kicking for the e7-tra point after th, --fs. raowu de- Gad the issue.
 Phinuey Tpa-'c--. claimed by h.. friends as the champion kicker e the lccaI E~5ltroas. sent the p5Eski right between the poles after tn. touchdown. but the other team faIl ed.
 Frank NIaniero. the star haIfbacF Of q long end run. The L-alIevieyq. -aTneTed their touchdown on lin Dlur-es and end runs. The fins ulay.Ag of C'a-fsIl0 and Saxon featur- ed the contest
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-12-01
CHANGE RETAINS
 FROM ROASTING

Los Angeles. Dec. 1-FTan1 Leroy Chance. formerly mana EST of the Chi cago club of the National League. and of the New York club of the American League. could not be reach ed today to confirm a. report that h. will be back in the big leagues nex- year, when local sport writers credit his with saying he VII assume man agement of the Boston club of the American League.
 Chance has been planning to go tr the major league meeting at Chtoa4r next month He was quoted as say ing that he would try to strai iEhten out the Red S0E "but the fans must not expect much of the club the first season"
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-12-01
SANTA REPLIES ID SHlCX'S CRITICISM
 0HI CANCELLATlOa,!.

ITa7ager. s. J santa Of the Jacksor ->cars resenrs the recent criticism c .-auaEer i5cnfcit of the F,ai-f5 cid L4a Iou--TtE=rs. as the result of the Star .t.a1rs1lfns- n game scheduled Hvitl Fairfield Sunday and booking gam with tn. Walnuts. Santa communl ,.atIon follows:
 Sporting Editor,
 i6.eport Times.
 The Jackson Star management ls ou -O protect both his team and himself from any undue pan ming the the Fairfield Tigers or any other team wants to hand out.
 First ot all where does Man zsser SctriCIl get the idea that this Is the sec 1Cd time the Jack sons ens neered a cancellation ryl=n them. when he knows for fact that this was the first game they gave the Jacksons this season.
 second: The Jackson Stars could ave been banning teams a-I season including the Fairfield L-Eers for refusing to play them earlier In the season, but that is ret the way the Jackson Stars dr business for they like to settle all arguro sCtS on the f3eld-no- n t1e uCyyST,a pers-
 And another tEir~-wn right has Manager SChtck to crit size the JacksoCs for going 10 play uff q same With q team that held them to two sC1reless ties: which still leaves the c.ty junior cham pioEship in a 6Oubt2 Just be- cause the game is going to be played off at Eew6eld Park is no proof that the Stars are out for the money that's in the game 1ccausa anyone that knows the Jackson Stars knows that they never had a cent to split up at the end of the season, for # costs money to equip a neat team like the JacksonS have been put ting out in the past seven years
 This is the first year that the Stars had a chance to play or . closed f7eid. where on the other hand the Fairfield Tigers have al ways D ayed on their home field where they pay their opponents . little more than their ca-fa-e and have the balance Of the collection fir themselves That goes to show who IS out afzer the money.
 sorry for their sporrsn7anl;ke act when they cancelled their game with the Tigers but still they believe that they did not leave them in 2 very big iurch, for a week is sufficient time for any manager to ger another game
 G. J SANTA
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The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-12-01
SsA1LER ACCEPTS
 CRESy0WS DEF

yTeug welI2 We'll What's thfs7 Towing cur. having surrounded his naullsEiE a, turkey and fleeing ready 'r anything. came out Tat footed to- ay and said he would accep- the challenge of Monsieur Creskow for a owing match.
 Sezze- '.EeII Mfr Craskorv we will I1eet him December 8, at the wash 1EJCl Park alleys and feel confident f taking the series We want tn ! ear from Eou, Mir C-esazow-'
 EDTEADTrIs PHI R--~he Boston ef~I- ed hocke- team deEeated Cnicaa
 to 2 in JnH opening game gt the llter-ctty tournament.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-12-01
Kid Wagner on TraI of KapIan.

Kid Wagner Max lBoo Boo. IoG's crack Philadelphia feather " tgnt. l= Eee- about hotEinE up with K5d EaDtan again. Wagner gra r1c& a GCr.s.gu over the Ner5Geu Bear CaE .a lTeri5ca five mon:Ha ago But ir return fight. also held II Nfer-den a few weeks after the tIrs5 affair, Ilatlan cyDped the verdict Wan the count HcJE~an them ever al one victory each Wagner wants Cc tauaL= with L.@plau -u etse rubber scrap. and prefers New ' Crk as the z-s1a of hattie
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-12-01
STRATFORD LEGION
 PLAYS NEW CANAAN

The SJrarf0rd LzgIon basketball team will trek to New Canaan tonight where it will play the New Canaan court team. The Legion's lineup fol lows: D. Williams and c. Wheeler, forwards: A And ders0u, center " wtnton and D. Clinton. guards.
 The Bridgeport LegiOuettes will meet the New Canaan girls in a pre- Iinary game. Al Wheway is coach or both of the Legion teams
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-12-01
Ecc. 1n AII Hartrords.

U 5: q big leather III JuEIF caps
 Dcri ,o Ali Hartrords.
 The All EEarte8ge3s are likely to dis pute the titular claims Of the brld@c- portcrz. If they do not acCedc ty Manager UcaIE's demands to p"1 t:teir guarantee with Hartford than likely that a game will be pi.tFca in the Capital City one week lFo" Sunday i'ENc are willing and aIlS- ious to play liar ford and iS they ''ti- to play thcm,' declared Manager
 Tonight, the Green and White squund win have 8 workout for ibel1 arrt- with New Britain. sunday, '-t
 SfCridcIl The game iS attracting wide attention Up--tatc and tue h:'t- tie is sure to be witnessed by T Huin- per crowd
 TtcLey-CaIIahan Star Play
 The game was marked with rapid fire action all the way with the .age- port team clearly uutclas@-T-= lhe'E rivals. T. was the result oF 7-.. 1-ti i-- IT oderu phase Of the game Es F-rl gay c -le Green and White grldacEs a F.r~ tory in th= final svanza-
 !, was the result Of a b@al--I1ll4y executed forward pass from 4-rSey to Callahan There was "gi TOUT minutes to play with the piGNF-n resi- ing on rhe Williams B yard chalk mark when Quarterbac}- Ed Re liy called ae-enaurics into play I.sa-
  send the rhe-o5d soaring Jh-oug1 t7l- ozone The crowd held ifs r@. n. Tohby Callahan. the ranzE El-.=e- rorr end. race5 down rn. field 5iue i -rsey= swaruleI around 1-e --ar end and the giesl-.n --lE on one of these, 'It like a haw- Callahan e1arl0# inc al just o-er the G0a' stripe I-craey ftiIc3 in his kick for -l-a goal
 Entire Team Plays E+aIL
 The whole Ersdzelrrl t--a. played tlelr respective positions .elend-dlT. iriley oELua5lscG Lsz rivals. Row .ey ud Gr.adTa.G; UEmualL gained .aadI.. Ba.-os .-ag-- whale ot a 5arna gnlIa he was ta the contest -tug injured in one af the si-sTIl.sis as. -s Nul.aucy who replaced ham. -oveG to b. equally as valuable una and EIm- Ar+e- orol- ghrolgh nd su4eared play after play 2fcAToT, fura- Eroadley. and ? @nuagau were i= rclors In che line which held t-I l-e a stone wall
 Ed Hickey brilliant defensive play E-as an outstanding -.sture ot the fray. while his line clu- Ees were atse ? .tcEyO~thE. And Eddie IlelIE ar euarteroaCS. the mite field general iSpIaEot all Of his oid-Jine speed I'd cunning H. ran the team rr Eeai cIock--5ue fashion. and G8ruered svere- long gains on crashes through tle inc
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-12-01
MICEAELSON 5TH

Al EEchaelsou, Ioug d stance runner of Stamford and state champion fer finished fifth in the thirteenth an uUaI Berwick marathon ruu of nine and quarter miles. NIiCha olson s time was 50 minutes and A2 seconds Wiuiam E5roIa Of New Work won tE9 2-1 seconds
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-12-01
CENTER VICTORIOUS

DanvtlIe Ky. Dec I-Cenrre Col Iege srnothered University of South CaroIina by a. score of 42 to in Ken 7tlckz"s prem 5er Than ksefving Fcrbal game. Centre used the 2 7rfa' game most effectively, and completed | forward masses for an averagt- gain Of 1T yards.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-12-01
STELLAR DUCkPIN
 TILT HERE, DEC. 8TH

Decenb ber 8 is the date. Connie Lewis drives the place for the sea- 4on's biggest bowin match TheI-, Hartford bJwltrs will be here for a return tuss-e with Connie Lewis All Stars. Last week the locals sustain ed a defeat in the Capital City, but 2c0ordin~ to the dope, Lou Dewey Is passing around, the tables will be turued sn the second engagement of the series here.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-12-01
0'00WD'S VICTORY
 OVER ROSENBERG
 IS POPULAR HERE

Mike O'DOwd's s win over Dave EC- senberg, yesterday. is popular with local fight fans, a7thou-h rha victory came on a foul in the eighth round. O'Dowd uncorked a marvellous come back.
 Rosenbers was disqualified for hit ting low after 2 minutes and 2S sec ends Of fighting in that round. O'DOwd was leading hy wide mar gin when the bout ended.
 The judEe.s decision awarding the bout to o'Dovd give n m the recOg- ritiOn Of the New York State Athletic Commission IS worlds nl5tdlewetEht champion.
 Rosenberg twice had been warned cE Referee Patsy Haley ia the eighth round when suddenly O-Dowd cum pied up and sank to the floor. Ref cree Haley Immediately disqualified r FOsenherg and the bout was award ed TO the S-- Paul boxer by the judges
 O'DOw6 ourSouEhr and CutgeneraI- ed Rosenberg all the way. scoring a Ln0ckdovv1 tr the third round
 Tie weights announced were C'Dowd I52. EosenNerg- 156-
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-12-01
EDDIE TRYON IS
 KING AT COLGATE

did some sensational stunts in out door athletics here last sumner, was he biz star in Colgate's football vic tory over Columbia, yesterday The Hamilton boys, as predicted, over whelmed the Blue and White by 3 score Of 59 to 6. T-yon scoring five Of COIuate'S tOuchdQWrS
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-12-01
RLNCSIDE CHIT CHAT
IaI,v-Roacb Bout Postponed.

Roach ot Ho.yolle. originally sChed- ule1 for Dec. '. n P.ttaheid, has been posIpor-d d one week. to Dec. Ii Luby -s training faithfully at the Colunl oia - C. for the seElo-
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-12-01
SIluer1Lc Ns- Jackson.

A boat between Johnny Shugrue and Willie Jackson l. on again. This lime t .s satad Tor the Fourth Reg
 u.e.t Armcry O. Jersey City neN Monday night. Shugrus and Jackson had b eu matched several times De fore but each time the mach q i'd nOt uateriaIize for some reason or other
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-12-01
anazs,a George Dixon Back

Tana~sa George DiEon the 'blar 1oll0a.' who was a sensation in loCa tstsC c-rc ss several years ago, Is OaC r GrlGs -gTr r .s reported, and Vi aEe she -tr--I A. <, hIs cra3uln
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The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-12-01
HEALY'S WARRIORS BEATING WILLIAMS,
 TAKE STATE TITLE
sger Mike Healy and his gallant Bridgeport

Hats Manager Mike Healy and his gallant Bridgeport football players.
 Before of the largest crowds of the season t included about i5GO City GrG fans the Green and White eleven yesterday. at New Haven the championship by de raating Williams by of to O. It bitter pill for Elm another hard dose in store for them. They of dough the result Because Of Williams win n second tilt the New Havener5 with recnbacks willingly backed their team at G to , and : to , odds.
 Un-lned due to the local athletes. It is the frs made Of local talent copped the State title
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-12-01

RarIlop is a fO1nler Yankee U-t..he-r and has served iIl tho Ca- D,.c-ty oi plot in the Virginia Isca--ue. WaIhop still can pitch ufI and Ng-uId Dc able to take uIs turn on the mound.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-12-01
xANIlErs BEzaT JAPs.

Osaka Japan, Dec 1.-The tour t1,s Arner5C7n baseball team of major ieaglFe s~te-s 5efaa ted an au-star Jap aueoe team, 3 Lo l.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-12-01

From all accounts Jim Thorpe IS playing a sensational game oT foo ball. Heres few wOr.as ancnt e ro>4skin's peri rmalcc in a game at Buffalo, last SuLi- day:
 Entering the E~me after Buffalo F,sLt oy CT a tJuC- down Tn the first pc iod, Thorpe scored the aI'St touchdown for the OOTan, In- a an 0n 2 p.unge from the E. yard line af CT serses of first fg ,lv.s whi, h were made by r orpe. Gu O. and CaIaG-
 BufTaIo. Vy'th q Lne incl" ding III ii former college lumiDaEses n4 Luke Urban of Boston Col frye and s'SvFede'' Youngstr III of Dar-= ID ~rItI- keDt Thorpe in "fle2k r-rtj1 the fourth pr Od when the fr-d:a1 cut loose with an eX itioi- r-oT, og ru.gniu~ that thrilled snc spe r.a1o~. Tl9orTNe sCo-cd t % sec s5Esd II hdovn ,. hen he tore c3 s tr7 ,-rr-t,.o-y yard run around nuTqEoss r,Gf,t end and later in the fry crashed th Ough rhe Op- posing Inc for thirty yards for tiIc bnaI score.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-12-01
Hitting The WITH G. E. FIRSTBROOk Sport Trail

The Waterbury managerial pot is still steaIning. Jack WaThop and L34-Ly CIylaer are the latest of candi- Hates to be named for the Brassco tl b.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-12-01

Wien Paddy O'Connor at the helm .aere Il be no -oahng among Hartford ,.--yelss next SeaSln is the colCensus JL opinion Writes one scribe:
 Much fault with Q COnnOT' s
 anuLng of the Albany team was ound by the fans last year. o Connoi - a driver. He is a fighter and wants ais players to fight Payers recent d the method he employed in call .nE them down out in the open But is heart and soul were in the game. ..-e. ueve- wac a manager who got more satisfaction out of q victory than :, ConnU> While 1t may be for the test Interests Of the Albany club that te is not to return to Albany, we .re glad to know that the Eastern --eague will not lose him"
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-12-01

With tla Blessed Sac-a-n eutS 2 Ten, op, .onenrf Sunday the E'a1~7ea. Cl-.er-L eziou team and it's suppoTee- ~50T,la see a s.z1ling grid tl's. Tn -sa ornaments are confident Of dOwn-n: he Soldier eleven. Fairfield rooteI re au5iCi paGnE 2 victory.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-12-01

HAyERFORD-E -Eaverford defeat ed Harvard five to nothing in the closing game Of the intercoIIeEiate soccer season ac Eaverf0rC
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-12-01

Pepper ELa-tin, ws0o was for-cen oflf If is riug engagement with K. HapEan :@vv.nx to an injHTei B: III. will b. ceGi;y to resume ring a ton n tyvo 'r.sei-%, say New s-r.-.l- r,. ~t ErH1o eF%rt tE+!i -'e
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The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-12-01

Says PHI Edwards: "I don't h.rsk rIss thin@ of sending gyl1nch Of varsity players away to t7:ng. It takes the men away from one another and ts demCT~ sI zinE. I was always opposed to it. 4 quar- er';ack who ts run ming the team might learn some shing that way. but not a s-usrd or jackie, and an older head can bring rack all that a quarter back wants to know about q rl- val Eo be met"
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-12-01

" -ra n. of Ihe Neat
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