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Newspaper

Bridgeport Evening Farmer

Location

Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America

Date

Jan 07, 1909

Page

10

First State League Game Set For Friday at Local Y.M.C.A.

The Stamford Y M C A basketball team faces the local Y M C A in the opener of the state league Friday night at 8 15. It marks the first state championship league and the first truly representative Bridgeport Y M C A squad in years with five associations entered Middletown Meriden New Britain Stamford and Bridgeport. Ten candidates entered and eight will see action while a preliminary handicap league game Tammany vs Unknowns precedes the main event.

Stamford Middletown Meriden New Britain Bridgeport Tammany and

Athletes Reinstated After AAU Suspension

Melvin Shepperd Charles Bacon George Bonhag and Harry Porter of the Irish American A C Fred Bellars of the New York A C and James Lee formerly of the Boston A C were reinstated by the AAU Registration committee at its Astor House New York meeting last evening Bonhag and Porter were absent and represented by Martin Sheridan The hearing drew amateur sport interest and many believed the group would be reinstated after questioning on the charges

Melvin Shepperd Charles Bacon George Bonhag Harry Porter A. C Fred Bellars New York A. C James Lee Boston A. C Astor House New York Bonhag Porter Martin Sheridan

Chance Offered 25 000 For Two Seasons By Stockton Club

Frank Chance star first baseman and manager of the Chicago Nationals has been offered 25 000 for two seasons by the Stockton California syndicate. He will confer with Chicago Cubs president Murphy before deciding.

San Francisco Frank Chance Stockton California Chance Murphy Chicago Cubs

Ed Casey to Become Professional Boxer

Edward Casey of 127 Center Street, Villanova College student, has been matched to meet Al Kubiak before the National A C of Philadelphia on Jan 16. Born in Bridgeport about 21, he played football and earned a tackle reputation before pursuing boxing. Philadelphia Jack O’Brien, his manager, says Casey has the hardest punch he has faced and notes his clean living and training discipline. Philadelphia anticipates a large crowd for the college man’s pro debut.

Edward Casey Center Street Land Villanova College al. Kubiak National A. C Philadelphia Young Casey Bridgeport Villanova Jack O’brien Casey O’brien

Providence 6 Brockton 4 in polo match at Brockton

Ted Lewis starred for Providence scoring four goals as they beat Brockton 6 4. Lewis netted two quick goals in under four minutes after a fast start by ex Bridgeporter. New Britain and New Haven loom strong but Worcester suffered its first home defeat in a long time. Sam Simmons discussed polo in Connecticut next season andBridgeport aims to be represented.

Brockton Ted Lewis Providence Lewis New Bedford Worcester Jimmy Canavan Sam Simmons Sam Connecticut Bridgeport New York State

Baseball men settle grievances in Cincinnati session

The National Baseball Commission ratified the final settlement of the minor league troubles in Cincinnati. The American Association and Eastern League agreed on terms and ticket prices for the world championship games were fixed from 50 cents to $2. Resignations of Eastern League President P. T. Powers and American Association President O'Brien were accepted, with successors named: M. H. Sexton to lead the Three I League and Dr. F. C. Carson to lead the Central League.

National Baseball Commission Cincinnati American Association Eastern League P. T. Powers O’brien Powers Association M. H. Sexton F. C. Carson Central League

Bridgeport Wins Sixth of Seven in Nutmeg League Contest

Bridgeport defeated the Nutmeg league team at Park City alleys to clinch the series in a two point win. The Bridgeport victory came last night as the Park City alley venue hosted a closely contested match throughout with scores that followed the leaders and ended in Bridgeport’s favor.

Bridgeport Park City F. Musante J. Musante Benson Lewis Watton Nutmeg Mann Peterson Anderson Haun A. Peterson Thorell Nielson F. Peterson Barka Wahlgren

Hotel Flanders Ad in Times Square Area

A compact promotion for Hotel Flanders at 133-137 West 47th Street New York City located 200 feet east of Broadway. Described as a modern fireproof hotel in the theatre club and hotel district with convenient car line access. Highlights include an exceptional orchestra and very moderate rates with a booklet on request.

N. Y. City Broadway M. Carrol Mer H. R

Ignorance and Advice in a Curious Collection

A column catalogs medical quackery with cures for biliousness and headaches, plus a London Standard note on a strong capacity limit. It then shares smoking do’s and don’ts from the St Louis Dispatch, followed by a quip about etiquette and a guest’s blunt joke about knives at a banquet.

St. Louis Post-Dispatch

Stunted Oaks in Tiny China Bowls

A Montreal Standard piece describes real trees grown in china bowls displayed by a florist. Oaks maples and beeches are raised in Japan from seeds or cuttings, trained for decades with patient care, pruned and repotted to become miniature versions of their large relatives.

Japan Carlyle Montreal Standard

Obedient Tiger anecdote spurs East Indian confidence

The London Globe cites a Lahore tale to illustrate trust in British rule. A tiger from the zoological gardens escaped and, after failed lures, the keeper called on it in the name of the British government, and the animal returned to its cage at once.

London Globe Lahore Zoological Gardens

We Cure Men. Specialist Medical Offer and Free Treatment

We cure men with acute and chronic diseases including vascular and nervous debility and skin eruptions. Our modern offices invite patients of other doctors for a free treatment on January 15. Office hours are 2 to 8 p m daily except Fridays and Sundays.

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