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The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-11-27
1922 Banner Football Year

The fn-. ....ra# -.--.... TeaeheI it's sfua.N .. Saturday ard fl Aa- 8 ..n=N sr.ssEsf ..r t{11. --EaHr~r E.4a. ..s. -..r.r has ever known. .-..t rn.. HEa
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 n fle e#t-."a.- .f ..s. -srrt.~ which
 hose GiG .s.t..l- ,sHl...---.., ees
 Ou-,- .- a..- -H..##...r -#..s. H--r uC~~- ssHEar sad aFa-. ...-r..H-- huudr. G~ rl sH.u -.f- .r dollars have ~HFa#- aF. 're.. mushrooms in every section .f tHs. E...f.H State and nnf aH.s has .e.G. --.. res,sf,liB- ~HlrrH.E fuuaE fr.-a amphltHcalrs- # E.H <. aa-.sr...- but thrones aE r..aIE Er.. -r,a..s. .oE- have #tsu srrrrH arrsr- Sur,i-. 3rau E.s -ruGFusaa .F crowds 1922 NlI -r Gauu au football history a- banner wear
 From Fl. a.a..s...... .. -.-- .t.. onpet1t-aH -.a E.#.E of a great Sea on is almost a= conclusive. <.- ry games Tv-" played without -.- ing and rL.s.|. .---.s-..- -..E.r.- .- he East and -.a -.1-r |. .-. Fiddle NTes- a-E - West
 This last @a-.-Eaa rea --- -.. he centre of h.. a-#-a for t.,. .- . utstaudluE annual classics reas. Iayed on eEa- day Prom -He stand tnL of tradition a- least --a liar -E-YaIe and Army Navy battles arr A- cu t1Dlua-uE Eas -- -a-tsr- 1otbal
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-11-27
30GASH MATCHED
 ID BOX L0NGHRAN

Louis ilogasl, local .dd1eweight riyIe cohlengeF, will meet Tommy LouEhrau, the promising phIadelDhi3 lIglte1'. in an eight round bout in Phil adelphia, on December II. The match g@S -L!iae-IE closed alter several weeks I-cfNeilliS or terms LouEhran's entire career is only fifteen months old. and he has in that short time fought and held his own with such ring stars ae Harry Greb. Gene Tunney and others or such caHbeE- IE0gash will have -0 be in his best fighting condition if he hopes to gain g win over the PhiIa- delphlan, is the opinion prevalent in Listlc circles hereaa0uts-
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-11-27
KNIGHTS SPEEDY

En. EE-z Of EoIuwaus ra-lzaea#rs are -.ET-uG a last er-r- game The -n- ea-s annexed another win 0u Sa.1-- 5-E u.=irt when they Lerea-aE .Ea -1area= of De-HG.s- 1E .1 T Eru--- T.--aTr-
 Taunurg Lau-e-s.--S Eoa-E-rE IT,. E9ll@nhE Ef. E-u1|. -E.. ErEe-.-l .5- e.. aEatrsoh- -.- Ward. -E.- L-r-a ger. rE
 K C-Ea-n.u=. r.. Da---re. .-.. atoSlaE. IT,. Euru-- -t-. " Gran c.- Mcclellan. G.. Rowe -E- Judge. -gs DoulaTr. EE
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-11-27
Aerial Tactics Used.

Both eIaEer-s vest u~EaE r@#."-"G to aerouautes during the biggest uarr of the game In fact aL rEr raaeE- downs scored -E the contest wore .E- rect results of aerial passes The .E=-r Ends garucrrE their r.l-.l.. or.-. in the second period. wh-. L-# #Iea.w aggregation o.i not tally uH..- r.e second half and at the end .r --e 1rsr haIf the Capitol City raar. -r.r..tE off the field with al lead of aE points,
 The EN est Ends scored after a series of rushes by Ching fLaE.n..E.. Al Ess- kos aL.G El5 IE-Eag which .-..Egra rr. Dl&sEID to within five yards of the West Ends. goal line E#.-a guaH..E- back Eddie Reilly did -a. Guas.a [ and succeeded EH.1|a ...a r.- .grs expected a plunge through guard or tacAlz- Reilly called f.- a forward pass which 8alz.= r.a-.# -a Hickey. who was forced ra ...... after the pig skin JUs- before # .nucna. rGe g-o9d a lew 5uchcs before ra. goal chalk mark
 The other touchdown which came l- che third E.auzaa Eya- also the result of a pas via IEaIzDs -g TE.I-ey. This 1ina and Tic}-a- uauEnt .- aa fEa run nchtnd che goal posts. The visitors vyer" 6rsz ra score Hunt .ucrr Starr h8tfGanE- received 8 -#-EoE# forward pass from Murphy on Er.#Eopo Gl-varE Inc in fra second n-r.aF and field for a toueH6eHu- lie ra--za. raa kick
 The locals fancaonad like a ~-au oiled machine g-.-zar-aE- a.# s.e plays were excepted .n |arEaaE s-'.- The Hartford line showed read z.rrr-sH ! and its naeE#aa8 eaz.E.aE ont .n flashes of HT.'.Eaurv H- f.rr-e. rlE a &ack of EHzrE0ug =u.yu-H attack TanEa- . capped taa West F-rGa The lineup. 1. ETar.fn~E .
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-11-27
TILT
 AT HE"F.EL1 PARK

A football game that should he ELL1LuL of excitement win be staged Thursday afternoon at Ne1-FeE5 Park between the St. James and Crash Q eleveus- The lineup follows: CraSho \. C. st. .TaFue- \ q Nsa--.atls55l- .-..-H LIE. ..-....-. F. Hayes
 .SclriLI0) 4l1-e-. e-..--- -s.-.-s LIT P LIrak k
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 l@aruecky) tederhplm ...-. L-H-E. --..- G. ~rasLz0
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The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-11-27
RECORD RAILROAD
 FOOTBALL CROWD

-Ez.v Haven Nov ZI-A total of s0e New York, New Haven < Hart Ford I,aiLroad Saturday ta its spectaI zalJNal- service for the Tale-FT ar-7-ard same here it Was announced by the road This total exceeded by 5000 lne number carried by the road 10 -tf tale-HarTarG gszae here in ball crowds to the cit-. while ea r-ara ? aled to take them home. During -le period of heaviest traffc after -ae same a special train was loaded On an average Of every Z.5 minutes
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-11-27
YOUNG LUBY AGAIN
 ON PROVIDENCE CARD

featherEeight of Acorn A. C.. is 59 big demand for bouts these days. Last Friday night he fought 5n Fr0vr- dence- getting an eight-rouud draw Wlcn Moe Ginsburg- They fought a sizzling fight and were reua-r17a5 roT the same club in December. Another bout for which Luby is booked for VII take place on Dee. T. in Fitts~ie1-. against Romeo Roach, of HoIvOIze
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-11-27
HILLTOP CAcESTERS
 PRACTICE TONIGHT

The Bridgeport High basketball -@lru will practice tonight in the ElE---1- -r---a.-Euul in prepa ration Tor the game with BranfGri on the local court. next Wednesday. t will be the second same of the season for the Rcd and Black, Kenneth Robins charges posting it's first win of the season last week over the New Haven school of gEmuasticz team
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-11-27
TRIM
 ACORN F0OTBALLE2S

The Blessed Sacrament r5ot1aI1arz had rolled up Ia points when they were forced to set off the field in their game with the Acorus. with about two minutes to play while the latter had scored none.
 'NTeI1 Burns was the hero or inc game. scoring two of the three rarrn- dowUsp osteG by the Sacral.a aurs- while the other touchdown was Inc 0urgruwth of two of his long runs
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-11-27
BRIDGEPORT HIGH
 RUNNERS, V-CTORS

EEd@euort EEigh schools cross country team won from the Bristol High l-li and GaIer4 Saturday after noon over the BeardsIev Park course The score was -2- points to I2- Chri~ty and SchoLz both of the Rcd and Black. finished first and second NaIGauore of Bristol came third George Lee Of BrfdgeDorr four1 a1E Tor-a of Bristol fifth.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-11-27
KELLEY ON GARD

Ed Na...E. LE-.l-a-n-... hope for .a.. Ee-Gl l-.v.s un...- ..... .#H"NeE ..--r Nt-l-eu. -.. Garden -- Jimmy aaa---au.- ....... men. EH uncover u.U.-#.aa- z. ..... oela.S tH -.a= .-.-0- ... .. #-E.IN-~ .-arH #.-a.. ..-E.-.... ... g.rElne GE--E H....... r.... E..... named 1zr-e ~. rE."-g l..-... rN.. king of the GtErs..- -- --.. -.e..... Al.
 aIl~ Will be .. -a-E #"..-s .-.... TT. and raa -arn-.r H--.- =. -.r.-.-..... -... the next month.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-11-27
JACKSON STARS TO INVADE LAIR 0F
 FAIRFIELD TIGERS

The game of games for Fairfield football fans this season is sIac4d for next Sunday afternoon at that place when the Ea5r1a.d Tigers will clash with the Jackson Stars
 Yesterday. the Tigers crushed the LenoE eleven by a score of 39 to s The feature of lhe game was ScbIcks run Tor $ $ yards that counted for a tCuCnIoHn-
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-11-27
8- EEOREEl8 WTN

..- THoE=eS soccer team nr
 .n..r defeated The NTar.H.--ar ....- ln u, a- EL.unne~ta-. r--z ...-. .."--9o--- IT was -re Hr--
 "s E@- Gegrz-.a in the state .." ...eEC. Lla Etauel-ste~s """. ...u- in -he first laLt hr two #. inc Br-EEaaor- eleven came . #.. scored -a-.a goals in The
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-11-27
GAYNOB STARS

The CraehO Reserves won from inc Sacred Hearts yesterday afternoon at Seaside Park 5- a count of I3 to !. The game was hard fought but the s0DeF-Cr attack of the CrashOs told on the Saints The DTavtrg Of C,ar
 1oF, 1-aoreQue and Gregory featured Tor Lhe winners. The CrashOs now want a game with the Jackson Gfa-s
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-11-27
TRIEITY's DATES

at--or.- ..-r.. Nov --.-Trluity '0lese~ ---alL schedule for next mes. E1-- Of which will be home E. mes -a= athletic advisory couE- ell -as @-1ElraE that Trinity will
 ae A4-=-- Union Hobahr and ' @aE1aS- -l Tech and 5t ls learned Gno-Ec-9-E that for the three games Eez2E.tz-ElE New York University, q C E and -Ee Massachusetts and
 -ee--c-L A==-1z gre being cons-d-
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-11-27
ST. JOBS THERE

The S-. Joe Juniors took the North End IootaallerS into tow. to C yes -eldaE afternoon at Seaside Park. me saints scored in the final period rH-E after the North Ends had weak score.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-11-27
EE DNLLD J. EEAr-sII-

Probably as fine a football team
 in sheer physical AIiJy and man power aS there i~ m the land has
 just finished a season in which
 ir lost fhEee of the four games
 if considers worth winning. Fur
 thcrmCre- it got only a tie in the
 fourth and fin the entire lot
 scored just one touchdown and
 one field goal.
 That is HUE aH indictment of
 any one man OF set Of men It
 iS an indictment 0T Yale football.
 which year in and year ont can
 produce more material and less
 victories than any similar project
 in E1crica.
 Before proceeding further. we wish 10 make CUrse--es thoroughly Under stood on thie point -o wit. That TaIa's football prob lem -- La-e's own. The solution must come from within and suggestions a- ----a time are in bad Quite few of the alumni we ak ed with after the Harvard defeat on Saturday ara all for having Tad Jones sent on his De=-tterCuz way They pC-n- out with accuracy f not will mature tud grreu-. that he should 20 only failed to beat Harvard for the fourth time -r succession. but has crossed the Crimson only a few tirne- since 1907
 The figures are -tzht. the reason Ing wrong One ~----- lust as r--az- town flood as 10 hold him sccoanta bI Tor a succession eF defeats Ga-Ire back years before he took charge rf -he team The cE-prtr is Yale foot ball itself and rhe charge against f s lack of i1tUlri-e horse sense
 Poor GcncTaIshIp
 We are are not altogether sure that ] JOnes Is to blame for Saturdays de-
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-11-27
DEIE0LAx BOWLERs

Harold Bra a-a~. manager of the DamoI1E bowling team. requests that all members .E -l= team report at El9 next meeting Tuesday night. -."l-ow-u= are the names of the .allI-ssE pin =-ars- A. aTCua-. " Na-.zerr- g. --.nEuuson W. EouI-
 @ --al-Ea-ll C. Jacobson. ". -a"-e7 |- Holmes. B. I7zw-or. D. ~--.-E3- H-- Avery and SDuZ=-
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-11-27
EIEALY CONFIDENT OF VICTORY OVER
 WILLIAMS ELEVEN
Now. for the big game.

Elushed with fleir -} tg victory oven the West Sides 1f Hartford Mike IeaE Green and White aaddar5 will get down r Nl% 4I le 7-itH contest pr he season with Williams hanbsGtvn Day aaaraal a. Weiss Ee1. record crowd IA5ote' 10 the n shape to buck against ale strong New Haven combnat lion.
 The locals performed in snappy style Can0I roles
 With New 6raJn taking the of the IIarGforI- yesterday to D. Manager Mike HaaIT declared this morning Bridgeport has a football team second |o none.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-11-27
B. B. oEETCTAIs LEEET

t7= County E1--etbaI1 Officials A-sr.----lr win hold a C-a7--E= tomorrow afternoon at --2o o.c-sCl a- --# Bridgeport I. M. E. A. l-f---a7- ...-a-. F. Waters will pre- side .a-Gor on the prCEes- ~-gral code VII H5 the main matter
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-11-27

Ii Louis Bo@ash has uo 3Ic~ir., to tight Jcf smith. return battIa with Au&Ic Rather, is suggested to NIatChnaker Andy Parker.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-11-27
DEVON EC0TBALLEPS
 WILL HOLD SMOKER

laars enr ae luxe will be held by the -1aEaaerz 0E -aa Devon \. C.. next Monday r-t 1t the Devon sym.
 -.= aa" #-.- .- benefit one. and The ErH" will be turned over to -Ee members -ne Devon A. C. -n@-2- --.. who sustained injuries
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-11-27

Because BoNinE Commissioner Mike heaIy and Georse Dwyer were seen -ohNcESLnG at NewhoId Park s-a~ral,- day did not mean that DwyGr v-4z alter date for an open-air show
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-11-27

Has Gene Kelly been in ;, trance? On Fairfield Ave. aDG Main, yesterday he asked. ''N hats dOine.@''
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-11-27

The score nE- n.H.nsls RridEeuagt --..- 7a West Ends ----. Touchdown. Tl-Env 2. FTems.
 Goals after toueHEa~a- wEna.. drop kick.
 T,ererea Joe Waters. Two. ID. ana two. I2 minute periods.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-11-27
One ale AbiIi.

tPerhapsl if the Yale football squad used a lot of .e rlrr rna Blue rowing squad of 1921 was credit eo "I1h, they might have won. Sajur-
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-11-27

-~'','N1 sN''LA'stS1 ktsSt t}~. put IL pears he did not properly a1Tauat. the cO@$ in the machine. ! However, Tad Jones' job looks goo. i for another moon, despite the noise 1 from the camp of the grad razzers. 1 Opportunity 10 make a .hoe- killing was passed mp by many sports In New Haven. 10 to 6 bets on Yale were plentiful Gene AIcCann was content to bet that cold weather was coming. TcaIy's Bulletin
 At NcwfcId Park. yesterday Mike Healy issued the following
 bulletin: 'You can tell the folks that have a few pennies left to
 bet that Bridgeport will bcaf
 Williams, next Thursday.
 Fritz Musante's worries are over. temporarily No more Bridgeport A x A. fight shows until next sDrfr,- There are others in the same boat.
 Matt Saunders, genial man
 a%er of Polls watches the time
 clock "A year ago, Waite How
 was in Bridgeport; now. h,, k
 playing ball in Japan,' he recall
 ed yesterday.
 That 20 to 20 Fordhan-HuhIenbere- tie. was something like football battIe.'
 As Parke II. Davis said. Vale
 outrushed and OUtpaSscd Har-
 ward, but the Crimison'S accurate
 attack made it the superior
 team.'
 On Honor Roll
 Owen and Buell. have played 1hair last games on the Harvard football team.
 For SaIe-City Ifght,eiaI,f championship beit-AppIy to Pete August.
 Strange things happen Wouldn't pc surprised to see Mike Tealv being the big moss in the BridgeDort E3e,.- ball club next season, if a certain Dro- gram goes through. Outlay League RuInors.
 There are other TaImorS in line air. Brid@eport in am fndcDcnd- cnt circuit, with grounds af S5reoniawn- Other burgs men tioHed are White Plains. Por Chc1- fer, Danbury, Brewster. fbc BFoHN and Stamford or NOryvafL LLfee games weekly and 9 and o0 cents admissions. Looks good me famous Lincoln Giants are 10 represent Stamford or N-,,-- walk If the plans materiaIize
 Jimmy Ring. of the PhiIadcI- phla National pitching @taR has been offered the DanbuFrv man ngcrshiD, 1t is said
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-11-27
Hitting The
 WITH c. |. FIRSTBROOk
 kg Sport Trail

No. the fellow v.no bet on Vale -o peat Harvard was not 'dham phuIa.~
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-11-27

There was something IacI,ine. Tad Jones had n combination Of good football players. but it ap- pears he did not properly atrau@.. the cO@S in tine machine.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-11-27

However. Tad Jones' job looks goo. for another moon, despite the noise from the camp of the grad razzers.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-11-27

LAM sl.a-l- Hr- .-.- a~ MAMA C-ETZ saE t.- .-.-- TO ~Eg h Gyn-> h&Ttg.
 INFO CCns-s- ts- s-sET-. X C1-vtfC ST~Ig2 4-sf- A LErTEE oE EE---eN NsEF- 9 AEs Q .f.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-11-27

Opportunity To make a ..hor- killing was passed up by many sports In New Haven. 10 to 6 bets on Yale were plentiful
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-11-27
I9CaIyS Bulletin
 A.raE.LL

Gene McCann was content to bet
 that cold weather was cOuing
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-11-27

HCaIyS Bulletin
 At NcwfcId Park. yesterday Mike Healy issued the fouowfn.. that I have few pennies Jeff In bet that Bridgeport will beat Williams, next Thursday.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-11-27

Fritz Musante's worries are over temp porarIly, No more Bridgeport A < 4. fight shows until next sprfra There are others in the same boat.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-11-27

''1iatt'' Saunders. srCni4I rl.lI,- a&eF of Polls watches the time clock, A year ago, Waite IIoyt was in Bridgeport; now. he k playing ball in Japan he recall ed yesterday.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-11-27

As Parke II. Davis said: Vale oUtrushed and oUtpasscd liar yard, but the Crimisou's accurate attack made it the superior. 1eam.7'
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-11-27

That 20 to 20 Fordhan-HuhIenbe 1e was something like a Football battle"
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-11-27

Strange things happen Wouldn't De surprised to see Mike TIeaIy being the big moss in the BridgeDort Isae,- ball club next season. if a certai77 Dro- gram goes through
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-11-27

Owen and Buell. have played their last games on the Harvard football team.
Evening star., 1922-12-11
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FOR sALE-M1SCELLANEoUs.
FURNITURE AND FURNISHINGS.
rOAHtua~A

fURNITCRE-Cash. credit Special discoua;
and X SITS.
TABLES tvn: 40 chairs: new. nsed 30 days
in tearoom: very attractive. Phone Adams
Evening star., 1922-12-11
Building Materials from our
immense wrecking operations
from Army Camps, Government
War Offices and surplus sales

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Uncle Sam at Camp Lee: they were surplus
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Evening star., 1922-12-11
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Evening star., 1922-12-11

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Evening star., 1922-12-11
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Perfect condition. Price. $i25.
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Evening star., 1922-12-11

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Evening star., 1922-12-11

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Evening star., 1922-12-11

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in whole or odd pieces: must be reasonable
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saddles and brides: parts haraess all kinds.
new and second hand repairing: all leather
goods. Cogsweil's. 20 l1th 81. az. Tel.
Frank. 726s.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-03-16
INVESTIGATIONS
OF Chicago FIRE
BECONTINUED
Attorney High Expresses
Opinion That Fire Was of
lncindiary Origin; Negro
Employe Sought

CHlCAGO.-Several separate inves-
legations Of Wednesday mornings dis.
astrous fire which swept a city block
and burned buildings in two others
with a loss placed by insurance and
property experts at $4,000. 05C were
continued today. Shirley T. High, city
fire attorney expressed conviction that
the conflagration. the most serious
since that Of 1871 which virtually de.
stroyed Chicago, was OF incendiary
origin.
A negro employe Of one concern
which was the first 10 go up in flames
was sought. lie was named bv Il
fellow worker who was arrested, but
denied connection with starting the
fire.
Included IN the tabulation of losses
In the fire was that of ninety paint
ings,by Henry Arthur Elkins, valued
at s250,00O. Among them was Shift.
Ing Lights" a painting OF a California
sunset valued at SIS 900.
Jugo.Slavia and the United Serbian,
foreign language newspapers, were
burned out.
The Austin building. formerly known
as the Springer building, at $40 South
Canal street, had a sensational 2O-year
history. It's destruction yesterday
morning ended a frequent recurrence
Of damage suits, indictments and ar
rests. Several serious accidents oc.
CURED in the building and once five
men Were killed in a boiler explosion.
1t recently was sold for 81, 100000.