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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-08
NEW OFFICERS OF
HI-Y TAKE PLACES
Installation Ceremonies
at Trinity Church
Are Elaborate

ono of the most elaborate aud
impressive ceremonies ever held In
Tulsa accompanied the installation
of the new Hi-Y Officers and the In
vestiture OF the sovereign and chan
cellor knights In Trinity Episcopul
church Friday night. Lyndes Stone
IS chancellor knight OF the new Hi-Y
brCt rCtherhood, and high ranking off
Ger and commanding Of all ritual
lstic ceremonies of the order.
brotherhood emblems, purple
satin and gold coverings, flowers
and lighted candles decorated the
sanctuary for the ceremony. The
professional was led by the crucifer
and the boys and adult choir fol-
lowed. singing the professional
hymn. The Hi-Y officers OF the
various chapters came next, wearing
their robes and regalla and led by
Laniel Kirkpatrick, who carried tho
American flag. Just behind him was
the varlet who carried the royal
mantle. stoles and scepter OF the or
der and II. Collar and Robert A.
Russell. Hi-Y director. The taking
OF oaths and presentation OF officers
to members of the brotherhood con-
cluded the ceremony.
II will be impossible TO put all ot
the qualified candidates through in
the first initiatory degree season
because OF the great number of ep-
plications for admittance TO the
brotherhood, Russell said yesterday.
He plans to open another season
In about four or five weeks. Four
limitations will be held starting Mon
day, october Q which will he for
specials, the seniors Tuesday. juniors
Wednesday, the sophomores Thurs
day and the freshmen october 26.
The classes will be limited to 30
candidates and they will be initiated
in ralnvG lh each.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-08
Many Topotch Programs Looming Up in Fc Horizon for Coming
BristOU Takes Game
From BdrtiesUille

Brilliant playing In the final sew
en- minutcs of play. 'Bristow high
school made the best of the breaks.
scored two touchdowns and de-
feated the Collinsvllle team 10 TO
o. r. u. Crone. Bristow full iu.
tercepted Bartlesville pass aud
galloped over for the first touch.
down, but failed to kick goal. Then
Bristow received the kick and car.
ried the ball straight down the field
and over for touchdown.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-08
o. U. Wins Tennis Championship.

NORMAN, OKLA, Oct, I.--The
University of Oklahoma has been
awarded tho I921-22 tennis cham
pionship OF the Missouri valley In
tercollegiata conference, Hen h,
Parks, Sooner captain, announced
today. In accordance with the deci-
sion OF the conference officials, n
championship shield has been given
the university and after It has been
engraved with the names OF the
team members. II Is to be hung In
The library building for exhibit.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-08
Troop -Four Wins Fast
Game From Collingsrilie

Troop 4 won one-slded game
from Collinsville on the whittier
school grounds Saturday afternoon
by score of rs to 0. The Scouts
and the visitors outciassed In every
department OF the game and weHt
through the line at will. The feature
of the game came when Johnson.
right hair. received the ball on the
Co!!:n:-.!!s iG-yard iine and raced
through the field for a touchdown.
The work OF Harris, Wolverton and
Gormley showed well on both the
defense and the offense. Troop 4 will
play Mannsford high school at Whit
tier next week. Following is the
Tulsa lineup: Johnson, r. H.; Clark,
]. h.; Murray, f.; WOlverton, q. b.;
Goodale. r. e.; Gormley. r. g.: Fow-
Ter. e.; Donnelly, |. t.; Rowley. /. e..
and Rapier. |. e.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-08
Big Ten Champs
Irounce Knox In
One-Sided Game

IOWA CITY. Iowa. oct t.
iDwa't big 10 champions ran away
from the Knox college football team
horo today pilinR up y score of al
10 ln the -four quarters of play
10 wns 1owa's flrst game of the yenr
Three scouts from Yale Witnessed
tDdly's game. iown plays NHlc at
Now Haven, next Saturday
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-08

few dollars fighting a big clown who
might surprise him. Some smart
person is advising the manager of
the, negro, He had better take one
fling al wills or Dempsey and get a
big sum for his services. That Is
good bus.ness.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-08
Aviatrix Crossing Continent.

CHICAGO. Oct. 7.--Miss Lillian
Gatiin. said TO be the first woman to
attempt to cross the continent in an
air mail plano, landed at Checker
board field here at 4:50 o'clock this
afternoon from Omaha, Neb. Miss
Gatlin is making the transcontinental
flight to memorialize the Gold Star
Mothers. We 0G1tu
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-08

A manufacturer OF egg cartons has
taken advantage or the ract that
eggs appear whittier II the inside OF
the cartons are blue than II left the
normal hue of the cardboard.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-08

Il was Il snappy, lazy day in June
Tho streets OF the little Alabama
town were nearly deserted. Along
the sidewalk there strollcd courtly
gentleman IN the irock coat and
wide -hrimmcd hat of the southern
colonel A shlfty-eyod darky. much
the worse for bootlcgger stuff,
shomblod along In the opposite di-
rovtion. As the two passed the
dnrky spoke angrily and drunkcnly
to the colonel, "Git outa ma way,
yo' pore white trash, Use mean
niger"
They buried the darky the next
day, down In the little cemetery by
the river.
At the trial the colonel the fury
deliberatod for two entire minutes.
Then they filed I'm and announced
that they had reached a verdict.
The judge called for their verdict.
The foreman OF the jury arose and
in a calm, unperturbed manner, spat
I'm the nearest cuspidOr.
suicide" he said.-Judge.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-08
REBEL LEADERS CAPTURED
Munitions ana supplies Taken IN
Murguia Camp Last Week,

by lnterna tlUnhl News Service.
El PASO, Texas, oct, Twenty
two rebels were killed. Gen. Alberto
Salinas, Col. s. Ricardo Palacio and
j, Avelardo, rebel leaders. were cap
tured together with a large quantity
of munitions and supplies IN a day
light attack on the mountain camp
Of Francisco Murguia and Rosalia
hernandez near Jaguey del Huar-
ache. hy federal troops several days
ago, a government cOmmunique re-
ported today.
The Murguia brothers escaped.
according TO the report. but are be-
ing pursued.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-08
Young
Middle-Ased
Old Men
Nervous
Discouraged
Worn Out
WHY EXPERIMENT?

| want every and woman in Tulsa, who suffers
and needs reliable, experienced Specialist, to come
and talk with me-
GÅ‚os polek. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-current, 1922-05-17

see jej rodzaj zenski.
Kobiety W Polsce PREDICT otrzy
maiy ballot anizeli sic tego spo-
dziewaly anizeli mialy czas "a
stanowiG sic jakby ballot ten L.
zyc. Maja one siedm poseIek w
radzie miejskiej pieG W radzie
krajowej. Polka ME jest zarozu-
miafa. Jest skromna pracownica
l niewymagajaca. Una ona tylko
poSwiecenie obowiazek. Uszcze-
sliwiona duchem odrodzenia. zapo
nina sw6j wick, swa plec swe-
re l niejako uwaza sobie "a ma
kaz obowiazek narodowy odbu-
dove braju. Me zyje wiecei lax
dawniej uciemiezona upokorzo-
ma, lecz majac rece teraz rozwiaza
ne zrywa sic do polotu jak uwie-
zlona ptaszyna naraz wypuszczo-
ma klatki kt6rej jednak zmar.
twiaie skrzydia jeszcze ME nabyIy
dostatecznej sprezytoSci by pusz-
GÅ‚os polek. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-current, 1922-05-17

Gala nadzieja Polski ley w lei
kobietach. Kobieta W Polsce daIa
dowod niestrudzonej pracownicy
co podziw wprawia wielu uczo
nych badaczy. w nowo wycho-
dzacym pismie "Our World" CIV
tamy o obserwacyach pani V.
Kellogg, jednej powag, stojacei
bllzej rzadem amerykanskim i
W wysokiej opinii publistycznej.
'Zauwazyiam, przychodze do
.przekonania, re wiele polskich ko.
blet W swym kraju posiada wick
sze Zdolnosci egzekuty anizelt
wlelu mezczyzn, ktorych spotka-
lam w swej podr6zy po Polsce W
roku 1920" powiada pani KeI.
logg. WytrwaloSc, energia i uf-
nose w wyzwolenie i caIkowite o.
swobodzenie wrogich szpon ma
rodu, podniecalo zapal 2 iednepo
pokolenia w drugie. w zaciszu do
mowym, przy koiowrotku kro-
GÅ‚os polek. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-current, 1922-05-17

wzgledami do nowszych czas6w.
Wszedzie Polka daje dowod ME
zrownanego umyslu gospodarcze-
go.
Gdy zabroniono mowy Ojczy-
steJ, Polska matrona wynajdia in
ny spos6b mianowicie dala upust
swych uczuc, gustu usposobie-
MIA duchowego w rekodzielnic-
twie uosabiajac w postaciach to
cZego ustom wym6wic ME byio
wolno. / tax dzielo swoje prowa-
dZiia do sZczesIiwego konca dia
tego ze ME upadala ma duchu.
Amerykanie coraz wiecej inte-
resuja sic naszym narodem a. W
pewnej mierze szczegoIniej podo-
ba sic i'm zaradnoSc i sprawnoSc
naszych rodaczek; to tez coraz
wiecej przychodza do przekona-
MIA, re jednostajnoSc charakteru
wrodzony talent zmysi rzadze-
MIA rokuje wielka przyszIoSG Pol
GÅ‚os polek. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-current, 1922-05-17

sienkach kobiety snuly nadzieje-
razem predziWem nadzieja
podtrzymywala wiare ducha a
zaradnost torowaia droge.
Ze zmartwychwstaniem Polski
odzy4a polska niewiasta. Dala wy
raz slowu, odetchnela zyciem swo
bodniejszym, wykazafa, re prze-
czucia ME omylily ia. Ameryka-
ME jezdAacy W r6znych misyach
ratunkowych obserwacyjnych
do Polski podczas po wojnie,
studyowali narod nasz, poznali
sic z r6znymi usposobieniami.
zdolnoSciami, artyzmem, cecha
mi zaczeli mas jako nar6d CO.
raz wiecej powazaG sic do mas
zblizaC. Wierza oni wszyscy
SWAT caiy wierzy, ze W polskiej
kobiecie Gala przyszIosc narodu,
re tax dlugo bedzie Polska dop6ty
Polki zy6 beda trybem przeszlo-
Sci zastosowanym pod niekt6rymi
GÅ‚os polek. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-current, 1922-05-17

czac sic ma szersze wybujaIe te-
reny. Ola Polki pole piracy jest
obsZerne; majac teraz swobode ME
brak jej animuszu ami eheci do
zbudowania silnego kraju.
Polska pokiada silna nadzieje w
swych niestrudzonych c6rach a
kobiety jej zas zyja pracuja jedy
ME mad odrodzeniem zaprowa-
dzeniem jak najnowszych porzad-
k6w hygieny, szkolnictwa itp. Ko-
beta jest wszystkiem tax dla ro-
dziny jak dla kraju. Majac tera4
w reku ballot jako broh, dziafal-
nose nieWiasty w Polsce Jest
wprost nieograniczona i niewy-
czerpana.
Polki amerykanskie sa zbyt spo
koJnym elementem. Me oskarza-
my Je to bo W mniemaniu jed
nych moze to bye zaleta kobiety,
lecz w dzisiejszych czasach wiel-
klego ruchu feministycznego
wielkich potrzeb dla urobienia
przychlnych opinii rodakom ma
Sym, dotychcZas zdaje sic ME in
teresowaly sic dostatecznie i "
mySl ustroju swych si6str Ame-
rykanek ME korzvstaja re swobo-
dy i przyWilejow ma ME przvpada
Jacych. Zauwazono juz nieraz. ze
ME staraja sic iSc z biegiem DO
stepu. zanadtO upokarzaia sic
ma uboczu stOja, przez co wyprze-
dzaJa Je innonarodowe. Sa natu-
ralnle wyjatki. Zdaje sic re pred
ko uprzyksZa sic nam praca poza
domowa. Jest to zaleta. ale moae
ME nailepsza. Wszedzie nadarza
sic sposobnoSG poprawienia sto-
sunk6w wSr0d swoich. lecz WV
przedzaJa mas wypychaja inne
ponlewaz ma to zezwalamy. Wpra
wdzle wygodniej nam bez odpo-
WledzialnoSci, bez obowiazku ule-
pszen spoiecznych lecz drugiei
strony dajemy pochopnost do u
wazania siebie "a nieobeznane ie-
zelt Juz ME brak poczucia szlache
tnosci, re godzimy sic ma zastep-
stwa.
Chcac imie polskie podtrzymaG
W rzedzie pierwszych, powinnys-
my sic rzuci6 do piracy spolecz-
nej, organizacyjnej, przez co udo.
SkonaIimy isebie a dla braci ma
szych wyrobimy wiekszy szacu-
mex / znac2enie. TO jest zadanie
nowoczesnej kobiety, kt6rej nam
doskonaiy przykEad stawaiiS ma
sze Siostry W Ojczyznie
GÅ‚os polek. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-current, 1922-05-17
No. 20

.uz nieraz wspominalismy re
Gala nadzieja swiata t. j. ulepsze-
ME stosunkow, utrzymanie rygo-
ru spOczywa w reku kobiet. Pre-
Swiadczenia nj eomyli4y mas przy-
najmniej tyle lie odnosi sic to
do Polski.
KObieta zawsze byla czynna
lecZ dyskretnie. Stala "a plotem.
poza tronem - celowa}a. Ia
wszystko mezczyzna odbierai uz-
mania. w wielkim Swiecie wysit-.
: k6W, prob, doSwiadczen, zwodzeh,
Nmezczyzna zdaje sic bye przeme-
c7ony a moze pod niektoremi
wzgledami jakby Ia powolny, ME
zaradny czy tez ustepliwy, poz-
5 wolii kobiecie najpierw przel1ro-
czyc prog domu. potym ogrodze-
ME reszte pozwolila sobie kobie-
ia sama. Pr6by te osmieliiy ia
pr2ez co dowiod4a re ME tylko w
domu, polu, ma wojnie, ale w
Spofeczenstwie potrafila obrado-
wac Z jak najlepszym rezultatem.
Pozna1 to SWAT pomimo re uwa-
zat kobiete "a poSledniejsze stwo-
rzenle ME pojmujace manipulacyi
acknowledgement stosunk6w, "a
pleScidelko, W koncu przyznai ze
kobiecy rozum, siega jezeIi ME
daIeJ to przynajmniej tax daleko
Jak mezczyzny.
hobiety uwazajac sic "a upo-
Sledzone, dopominaly sic Gale vie
kl praw obywatelskich, az w kofi-
Gu nareszcie przekonaly swych
przedstawicieli. Dziwny ten poz-
hIcjszy rodzaj meski. Przeciez juz
" starozytnych czasach kobiety
Jako krolowe rzadziIy krajem z
Jak naJlepszem powodzeniem.
Ma wszystkie domagania sic,
Szwecya jako pierwszy kraj przed
hIku laty odwazyla sic uczyniG
probe dopuszczajac kobiete do
rTadow krajowych, "a mia inne
KraJe wprowadzilyf r6wnoupraw-
nlenle zaden ME zaIuje swego
kroku. Polska nadaIa prawa swo-
I'm kobietom PREDICT anizeli we
WSzystkich innych sprawach
pfzoduJace Stany Zjednoczone.
N2eczywiScie kobieta biorac ma
Swe barh czesc odpowiedzialno-
SCI W rzadach krajowych, ME
Sprawia sobie ulgi tylko bierze ma
Sic wielki ciezar, jednakowoz Jest
peWna ambicya satysfakcya ze
sic Jej glosem zdanem liczy
ipowazne ciaIo i to poniekad daje
!!eJ silly / animusz do wykonania
tego co przedsiebierze.
GÅ‚os polek. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-current, 1922-05-17
Cztonkin do ZU. PoLek z jednei
Rodziny.
ROdzIny.

DO tel grupy naleza jednej rodziny jak nastepue.
tranclszka kopcka Joanna Byczek, Wiktorya Kaptena
Agheszka Grucka siostry cord Wiktoryi Kaptena ma
stepuace: Weronika Ploka, Anna Wolnew~cz AnoIonia
Lachel kuzynka Mchalna Byczek
Plekny przykiad Kto nastepnie wykaze sic TAXA
mnIeJsza lub weksza czba? Prosmy.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-04-10

Jack Delaney, New England mid d1eweight champion and Hugh Ross, the sturdy boxer from the Kentucky blue grass regions, are on edge for their fifteen round bout tonight in the Casino ring. Local boxing fans are expecting to see one of the fastest bouts staged here in some moons be- tween this pair of hard walloping bat tiers.
 Victory means much to each of the principals as it will be a stepping stone toward 9 match with Champion Johnny Wilson. The boxers will enter outlook for a slashing battle from the sound of the gong is anticipated.
 Both men are trained to the min ute and alibis will be out of the ques- ton whatever the outcome of the battle. Matchmaker George Dwyer, who has witnessed many ring com bats in his career this morning de- clared that the go should be fast and furious from the start, owing to the eagernesS of each of the contenders to win
 Ross Statement
 T will have no excuses to offer if I fail to give Delaney one of the hard est fights he was ever in and get the verdict, said Ross I can honestly say to my Bridgeport friends that I never felt better and was meyer in bet ter form to enter the ring. lam con fident that I can out-punch Delaney. I think when the battle is over my ad- nnirers will say I aua 100 per cent bet ter than the Hughey Ross of a few years ago.
 What Delaney Says.
 Jack Delaney is equally as confident
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-04-10

as Ross on the outcome and, natural ly, is counting on a win. "I have met and easily defeated men whom I re- gard as superior to Ross. am pre- pared to fight from the start, and the way I feel now is that I will win in seven or eight rounds with a knock out. I don't consider Ross as good a fighter as he was a few years ago. I'll win. Watch, and see!
 The boxers are expected to weigh in this afternoon at the 15S mark. A full house. is anticipated by the Bridgeport A. & A. promoters. A brisk demand for tickets from up state and down Stanford and Norwalk
 Other Attractive Bouts.
 Speculation is rifle on the outcome of the 10 round bout between Pete August, local lightweight, who is clim ping the ladder fast and Johnny Griffin, New York. August. on his showing in recent bouts, will enter the ring a favorite, although Griffin has been polishing off many of the clever New York and Jersey light weights of late.
 Joe Hall has been telling his friends that he's going to spring a surprise on the hard fighting Danny McNerney, of Danbury, but some of Halls friends must ''be showed" Hall should be in good trim as the Crasho boy has been training conscientiously for the last two weeks at the Remington Club. This battle should prove a keen ap- petizer for the fans. Bones has gone on record as saying that he is out to land a kayo on Roach. Bones is the
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-04-10
 Sollthpaw,
 Will Stick
By CHICK CREATION

Coach Fred X. Hunt of the High School baseball nine is through with experiments and has announced the regulars and second string men who will be carried through the coming season. Hunt has unearthed a port side twirler who will stick. His name is Petrucelli. And, if he masters con- trol he will be a bowling success, ac- cording to Hunt. PetruceIH will fit into the pitching staff with the veter- ans, Fred Gallagher and Pat Lavery.
 The Red and Blacks catchers are Berger, Christensen and Wardle. Bar ney Colway will play at first base, Captain Cooney will cover second base, Frank Mertens will take care of the dizzy bag and Ray Shea will guard the busy section around ShortStop. The substitute infielders are Mrazik, Ma her, Schine and Cremens.
 The outfleld will be selected from the following: Carr. Sacarac, Hall, Strauss, Flynn, O'Conneu, Meserole and Walker.
 The Hilltoppers will anaugurate the season Wednesday afternoon in Wal nngford, playing Choate Prep of that son with Choate last year and the prep athletes handed the led and Black lads a thorough trouncing, the being to 2, if we recollect correctly Gallagher, who started the game, was knocked out of the box in the sixth frame after yielding a dozen hits. To add to the disaster. the infielders were guilty of five or six errors. The Lyon Terrace undergrad IateS are all confident of a successful opener
 The premier home game of the sea- son is slated for Saturday afternoon at Seaside Park Crosby High of Wa terbury will furnish the opposition. In the afternoon the interclass athletic meet will be held.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-04-10
Devon A. c. Def
 To Paddock Five

F. MacTaggart, manager of the Devon A. C. basketball team. today hurls an open challenge to Manager William Ashworth of the Paddock A. c. for a series of basketball gam for the Milford championship Mac tions
 CD Paddocks to receive a guarantee of $50 if they lose and $60 if they win.
 CD Joseph Waters of Bridgeport, a neutral man, to referee
 (31 The following players used all season only, eligible to play
 Paddocks: Mcclellan, Rockowitz, Bentz, Shea. Roach and WelcT.
 Devon A. C.: Lewis, MacTtggart, O'Rourke, Chapman. H. Anthony, R. Anthony.
 (4) Devon A c. the place to play and Wednesday evening April 19, the date to play
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-04-10

Bridgeport's 1922 pennant chasers resumed their training grind. today in rather cocl>y spirits as result of their good showing yesterday against the Giant Colts. Holding a team that has been playing ball for two months to two runs and forcing it to play its best to win-with only four days prac- tice-iS a creditable showing.
 Hats off to the Brown Derbies!
 Team Looks Much Stronger
 Four of the new players, Hunt, Field ed, BreSlin and Starr made their debut and the composite verdict of the dyed in-the-woo1 critics was the Bridgeport flag contenders will be considerably stronger than last season, if the pit chers deliver the goods.
 Jos Smiths optics stiI1 hold the am gle on the rightfield skuline- ''Smitty'' nearly lifted the ball over the fence in the seventh for a two bagger. It paved the way for distinction for Joe. He was the first Derby to cross the plate this season, scoring on Fielder's dou- ble,
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-04-10
Merry Scramble
 In Club League

A nip and tuck race for supremacy IS being waged for honorS in the Club Bowling league, with the Clovers and Iaurels deadlocked for the leader ship with 12 wins and six defeats each. Coming close behind are the Columbus Boys with Il wins and seven defeats
 The schedule call for the following games to be rolled this week on Con nie Lewis drives; CIovers vs. Trade School; Ben Hurs vs. Rosebuds; Co., lumbus vs. IaurelS. BowIers having an average of 100 or better follow:
 Clovers-Mrinko. 104; O'Connor, 100.
 LaureIs-Pastor ,1O06; Novak, 101; Kelly, 100.
 Columbus-Dewey, 106.
 Rosebuds-Kammy and Asset, 1O1; Moss, 100.
 Ben Hur-Lewis, 100.
 Trade School-Sterback, 100.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-04-10
Charley Pitt vs.
 Tender Tonight

A feast of good boxing Is in store for New York fight fans this week. Tonight, at the Broadway D. A., Lew Tender and Charley Pitt. who Tor merly made Bridgeport his stamping grounds, will appear in the star bout and at the Star A. c. Jimmy OhGatty and Moe Herscovftch will clash.
 Tomorrow night. at the Pioneer Club, Jack Sharkey and Sammy Ma ble will appear in the star bout
 Two good bouts are on for Satur- day, Freddie Welsh and Archie Walker being on the Rink $. c. pro gram while Frankie Jerome and Harry London will show at the Com monwealth.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-04-10

didn't have a kick registered by the batterymen.
 Gene McCann played an errorless game on the third base coaching lines.
 There were a few demands for the appearance of Hank Bracket but he kept to the dugout.
 Kopf, ex-Dartmouth star, failed to get a hit. but the youngster was full of pep'' and showed well at the mid dle sack.
 Both Stauffer and Bornhoeft made their box debuts by issuing free passes to Giant batters.
 Three double plays were executed by the 1ocals-FIunt, Kingdom and Breslin;; Martin and Hunt and Smith and Breslin.
 Business Manager Casey Stengel, business manager, plugged the ball hard, but the Derby fielders were al- ways in the way. Stengel displayed the big league stamp in center.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-04-10
Au-Leaguers On
 Top At Sing Sing

Bridgeport's aIl-Ieague baseball combination, led by Jack McGee and Gene Kelly Journey to Sing Sing, yes terday, and opened the. season with the Mutual Welfare League nine, winning by a score of 13 to g. Staple ton. Moshier and Baker led in the stickwork for the locals. In the Bridgeport lineup were the follow ing:
 3b.; Mccarthy, If; Moshier, Of; Ahearn, If; Laubscher, C.; Sagan, If; Bakos, D.; Se1tzer, 2b.; Broad, D.; Kelly, D.; McGee, C.; Bowden, ss.; Burke. If; Klinger, Sb.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-04-10
Elm City Y.M.H.A.
 Quintet In Final

The Y. M. H. A. basketball curtain will be rung down tomorrow night when the locals will meet the New Haven Y. Ms in the Madison Ave nue auditorium. In the Elm City lineup will be Pite and Bailey, former Yale stars; Gubersky, last seasons Y. M. star, and Rahm and Hearn. The Y. Ms will have their regular lineup: Marron and Mooney, forwards; Cor don, center; Kaplan and FiteIson, guards. Joe Waters will officiate as referee.
 The Y. M Junions and S. N. E. T. quintet will clash in the preliminary contest.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-04-10
GIANTS TO REPEAT, VETERAN BURNETT
 TELLS LOCAL FANS

Jesse Burkett, during his brief sojOurn here yesterday with the Giant Colts, held Q few reunions with oldtime friends. The veteran scout and player, when piled with questions as to the prospects of the Giants this season without hestitancy declared that the Mc- GraH combination will OutcIaSS all other National League teams, win the pennant, and then gout out and successfully defend their worlds title. "How come?'' some insisted. 1'Why Heinie Groh makes the team 25 per cent. stronger than last season." replied BurlSett.