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The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-06-19
PIRATES SKATER POL PERRITT AND
 CLEAN UP GIANTS

Pittsburgh. June 19-The little rush started by the Giants in Cincinnati was momentariIy checked here yester- day. when the Pirates defeated the Big Town team by to 5.
 Again McGraw can blame his de- feat to poor pitching. The Giants piled up five runs on Al Mamaux, Fred CIarke's new sensation, and knocked that young man off the slab in the ninth inning, but an early lead garnered by the Pirates at Pol Per ritt's expense saved the day for the Corsairs.
 About one good game in every. four seems to be PoPs 1915 speed. After allowing one run in the first inning and four in the second, and getting into a, fresh mess in the third, he was succeeded by sFerdie Schupp. Ferd remained in the game until the sev- enth inning, when Grant batted for him, and Bill Ritter finished.
 The Giants had two runs and none out in the ninth when Mamaux was recalled, and Adams retired the next three men.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-06-19
FINAL PRACTICE
 FOR HARVARD AND
 YALE BEFORE RACE

Gales Ferry. Conn, June 19.-Both Yale and Harvard plan to yclose ttheir practice rowing season with a. time row this evening in which prob ably all the six crews in camp here will take part. For three or four days the work has been extremely light for all the oarsmen,
 Red Top, Conn.,, June 19.-Har- wards Varsity. eight started out at3 o'clock yesterday afternoon over tho Thames course and covered two miles before 1t halted. It was believed that the crew was attempting to cover the course in a time test, although conditions were extremely unfavor- able. Coach Guy Nickalls of the Yale crew, in his coaching launch BingO, came down to follow the Harvard oarsmen, overriding them before they stopped at the naval station.
 It was denied at Harvard that there is any chance of a change in any of the crews. Middendorf was back in his former seat for the first time, this week, but seemed little affected by his five days absence, and Captain AIur- ray now firmly expects that he will row against Yale next weeksj
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-06-19
Cubans Win Exhibition
 Game from Yankees

Newton, N. J., June 19-Yester- day was holiday for Newton and the entire countryside, for the New York Yankees came to town and played the Long Branch Cubans, who represent Newton in the Tri-County. League. The local partisans celebrated in great style, for the Newton nine defeataed the big 1eaguers in a great battle by 1 to 0.
 It was the rubber game of a series of three, for the teams had split even in the two contests staged at Long Branch. There was some consolation for the Yankees, for the team that wore New York uniforms did not in- cIude a single regular. Bal1esteros, the Cuban pitcher, yielded only three hits
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-06-19
OPEN GOLF TITLE
 GOES TO TRAV FRS
 BY SINGLE STROKE E

\ New York, June 19.-Jerome Dun stan Travers. amateur of the Upper Montclair County Club, is the new open golf champion of the United States. He won the title yesterday by going round in 73 and 76, which, added to his total of 14S for the first day, gave him a grand total of 29T. This was one stroke better than Tom McNamara, the Boston homebred, who won the metropolitan open title three years ago.
 Travers is the second amateur to win the open title, the first one be- ing Francis Ouinet, who came to the fore so wonderfully in that memorable play-off with Vardon and Ray at BrookIine two years ago. Titles are no new things to Travers. He has held the national amateur cham pionship four times, has won the met ropolitan on five occasions and the New Jersey on three.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-06-19
Dr. Donaldson to-
 Referee Y. M. c. A. Meet

Dr. W. H. Donaldson of Fairfield, has consented to act as referee at the athletic games to be held at Seaside Park next Saturday afternoon. He is representative of the A. A. U. and the A. L. N. A.. two of the strongest gov erning> bodies of amateur athletics in the country.
 This is the third time that the Y. M. c. A. state championships in track athletics have been assigned to Bridgeport. Some of the best athletes in Connecticut representing the Y. M c. A. of Hartford, Ansonia, Water bury, Derby, Meriden and New Britain will center in Bridgeport to try for the championships in the various events.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-06-19
TWO BIC LEAGUE CLUBS
 MAY APPEAR HERE JULY 4
Harrisburg Fans Raise Money Take Newark Club and
 Bridgeport Loses Chance.

has graduated to the professional ranks.
 The Princeton baseball players held. a. banquet after yesterdays game with Harvard and elected Jesse Hoyt of New York captain for 1916. Hoyt is said to be the best batter on the team but was unable because of ill., ness to play in the big games.
 Connie Mack is still going to the schools and colleges for his. players. The Athletics leader has just sign ed Bruno Haas, a southpaw from Worcester Academy, Mass. Mack's son was a student at Worcester Acad- erny\ so he probably gave his father tip on Haas.
 Al Reich, the New York boxer, is on his way east after his victory over Norton in Kansas City. Reich has practically clinched a match with Jim Flynn. for July 5. A Milwaukee pro- motor is also making an effort to sign Reich and Jim Coffey for another bout.
 Uppy Upham, the old Bridgeport pitcher, was given a lacing yesterday by the Pittsburg FederaIs, who got nine runs in four innings against Brooklyn.
 Benny Kauf did what he could for the Brooklyn F'ederals yesterday. He delivered a home run, double and single.
 Watson M. Washburn, the Brook lawn club tennis star, fought his way to the finals in the metropolitan cham pionship singles on the Bronxvf1le courts yesterday. He took two out of three sets from Ward. Washburn meets Robert LeRoy in the finals.
 The Leland Stanford university crew has arrived at Poughlxeepsie, N. Y., for the college regatta but the shell has. been lost somewhere during the trip across the continent.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-06-19
(By Wagner.)

An effort is being made to bring two big league clubs here for a game July 4. Connie Mack has already agreed to bring his Philadelphia, Ath- letics to NeWfeId. park and has guar anteed that Lajoie and Jack Barry will be in the lineup. Negotiations are being carried on with ther oteans letics, Secretary Reddy of the Bridge port club, would like to get Washing ton and there is a possibility that he will be successful.
 It looks as if Bridgeport's chance of getting the Newark, N. J., club is very slim. Harrisburg, Pa, fans wired President Barrow of the Information al league last night that they had se- cured enough money to take over the Newark franchise. It is probable that Newark will accept the offer in view of the fact that no other city is willing to put up any money. The club will use the old Tri-State league park, which is ready for occupancy.
 Three speedy motor boats of the runabout type crossed the starting line off the club house of the New York Motor Boat club in the Hudson river at o'clock today for 27o mile race to Albany and return, un- der the auspices of the club. The starters were the Eastern Star, win ner of last years race in her class; Amerfta, Standard and Senior, all of which were expected to show a speed of 20 miles an hour, Six boats of the high speed class were entered in a division of the race to be started at 1 D. m. Five boats of the cruiser class started for Albany at 10 o'clock last night.
 The Boston Braves have signed Cram, who pitched and played the outf1eld for Brown university during the past season. He will join the club next week. This makes the third member of the Brown team who
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-06-19
He Was Unanimously Elected.

When the term of the old negro preacher had expired he arose and said:
 'sBreddren, de time am heah fo' de delection ob yo' pastoh for anudder yeah. All dose faborin' me fo' yo' pas toh will please say Aye"
 The old preacher had made himself rather unpopular. and there was no re sponse.
 i'Ha!'' he said. Silence gibs consent allus. Pse yo' pastoh fo' anudder yeah."-Exchange
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-06-19
DR. ROLLER PINS IVAN LINOW DOWN
 IN FIERCE MATCH

New York, June 19-In one of the best bouts seen during the present wrestling tournament at the Manhat- tan Opera House, pr. B. F. Roller, the American champion, defeated Ivan Linow, of Russia, last night. The bout lasted one hour and thirty-three minutes. Rollers victory was due to a. side chancery. hold.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-06-19
TRANSFORMING TRIPS OF MAJOR LEAGUERS
 SHOULD BE STOPPED

Major league officials would do a good thing if they would eliminate these after season transforming trips. The big league players are paid well enough during the season without go- ing out and yrisking their limbs in games of no importance.
 Suppose a star like Cobb made the trip and broke a leg or injured him self in some way. What benefit would the O. B. men get out of the trip? It surely would injure the game, as Cobb is the greatest drawing card in the majors
 Regardless of Cobb's injury, he would no doubt be paid, and in the end baseball and the magnates would be the heaviest losers. The Braves are now feeling the effects of last years transforming trips as James sore arm will attest
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-06-19
nId ni,.nroa cm.a

In old Holland when a couple ap- piled for a divorce they were locked up ta a one room, trying out cabin with enc dish and one spoon. If after a month they had not come. to an agreement they got the writ, which was seldom asked for after this treat u0Ht
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-06-19
onelIs ErouoI,-

Before she married him, you know. she used to say there wasn't another man like him in the world"
 'Yes, and now she says she'd hate to think that there was"
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-06-19
Natural Result.

Mamma" said small Elmer, '4er's go in the back yard and play football"
 ''I can't play the game, dear" an swered the mother.
 "Huh!' exclaimed Elmer scornfully. That is what comes of having a wo- man for mother. Chicago News.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-06-19
STANDING or THE CLUBS.
GAMES TOnAY.

C1eveland in New York (two) Chicago in Philadelphia. Detroit in Washington St. Louis in Boston
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-06-19
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
YESTERDAYS RESULTS.
STANDING OF THE CLUBS

GAMES TODAY. New York in Pittsburgh. Brooklyn in Chicago. Boston in St. Louis. Philadelphia in Cincinnati.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-06-19
GAMES TO-DAY.

Brockton at New Haven. New Bedford at Hartford. Fall River at Springfield. Taunton at Pawtucket.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-06-19
Had an Afm Am Rinbt.

CoIe-I like to see a woman with an aim in life. Now, has your wife any sim? Wood-Rather! Look where she hit me with a plate!-Chieage News.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-06-19

General Villa pardoned George Marx of Fl Paso and Samuel FTnkelstein of Rochester, N. Y-, who were under sen tence of death on charges of circuIat- ing counterfeit Villa currency
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-06-19
SINGERS vs. MILFoRDs.

Tomorrow at .Wheeler's lot the Singers will play the fast Milford team. The spectators are assured of a good fast exhibition as the Milfords have defeated some of the fastest teams in New Haven. Game will start promptly at o'clock and MT. Silva will umpire. The Singers will have their usual strong team, the M1lfords lining up as follows: Somers, D.; Brown and B. Munson, C.; Holloway, 1b-; H. Munson, 2b.; Lockwood, ss.; Carney, 3b.; Works, 1f.; Clark, cf.; Rose, If.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-06-19
COLONIAL LEAGUE.

YESTERDAYS RESULTS. New Haven 5, Brockton 2. Fall River 8, Springfield 0. Taunton 5, Pawtucket A. New Bedford 6, Hartford A.
 STANDING OF THE CTTTRS-
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-06-19

After the bride has dragged the bridegroom like a tame bear to dis play to. all her friends at a big church. wedding, her promise to obey aazEp seems rather hypothetical
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-06-19
STANDING OF THE CIUBs.
GAMES TODAY.

Jersey City in Prvoidence (two). Newark in Richmond. Buffalo in Toronto (two). Rochester in Montreal.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-06-19
STANDING OF THE CLUES.
GAMES TO-DAY.

GAMES TO-DAY. St. Louis in Brooklyn. Pittsburgh in Newark. Chicago in Baltimore. Kansas City in Buffalo.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-06-19

FUNERAL DESIGNS AND
 BOUQUETS JOHN REQK SON
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-06-19

A mild earth tremor was felt in Los Angeles.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-06-19

Otto Newroth and Harry Eass, high school students, were drowned when their canoe went over the falls in the schuykils near Reading. Pa
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-06-19

The Interstate Commerce Comnnfs- sion announced hearings on the pro- posed increases in freight rates throughout the west will begin July 20.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-06-19

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The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-06-19

has graduated to the professional
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-10-30
Los ChRRANCISTAS INPONEN
100000 De PRESTANO Al
BAHCO De MAZATLAH
L HAN DADO DOS bIAS DE- PLAzO PARA
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Los ciudadanOS de San Bcnilo te-
lcgrafian a Ferguson.

-A.:ulOS prOmincntcS cludadanoS
ir San BcnitO han diriGidO un NELL
>ai" al g~Obcrnad0r EegurSOn con-
'rbid0 IN cstOS tGrminOS: LAS Ill
iimas infnrmacioncs de- Ia prcns.
references Il III maj cntcndimien-
10 entire Nucstra EycrleIcia V al
-lnas personals Que L. han hcchc
representations. nos haccn Greer
,luc dicha controversial pudiera
o"upar ~prcfcrGnJe atenci6n sobrc
IA Ilnpcriosa ncccsidad de- auXiliO
,lur t!cnc cSta region.
Los S~uScrito>, ciudadanoS del
Vale san Bcnito Y Rio Grandr. que
rpnOcnmOS a fondO ia situation. nos
p"rmiiimos rogar a usicd So ligue
hac!r Il vista 4 eSta region para
HE ;" C%onvrnza inmcdiatamrntc de
rs nrcesidadcS de ella. NusOtroS
lSHguramoS Il uStrd que 10 ayuia-
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TcIcgrama especial para Ia PRE.NsA.

BROWNSVILLE. Texas. Octuhr..
29.-En las primcraS h0raS DE IN
mariana de hoy tuvicron lugar dos
| rOmDatcS cntrr las furlZas amer
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ralncntr tralaron de- rOgcr pOr Sog-
pre>a a las trUpaS de los EStGd"-
tnlIu>. pu-S GtacarOn Il Ia i.%.
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cucntra t! campamentO DC dichd-
;ropas. CuandO JOS atdcantrs 81 dir
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rtp nlnguEaS baias y, aparcntclnr!;-
t. sin habrrlaS trnldo tampoco. Pc
20 drspuGS de- Due los alzad0S Ia
HiaI huiiO ST. prc>cnLO media com
pan!a del trrcrr cucrpO Il" cabn-
Iberia que - rncurntra rn lildal-r
Il rrf0rZar Il los SoliaioS Ir Cap0j".
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,n-io m"Xicano, entire furrZaS ca
rranci>laS y una parjida Ir alzaln*
iIr - !Ntrniuio a Ia RepIDlica "
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Hlandr. - IninOfa que rn t>e cON#-
bate tu| capturadO 81 cabrcilla La:
rir In Rosa. per" haSta ahora no =.
ha obtrnidO confirmation de Ia No.
-..ria nj mas drtalIrs del comDatc. l.:
nOtiria IT, Ia batalla libraia en IT,
"ritorio m"yirano coincide rOn la>
,i"riarariuncS h~rrlIaS IN Matamoru>
Dor las aut0ri,iaIcs militarrs a.,
.iur ii Primer Jcfc habia Orirna,in
Iur - iniriara una rntrgira hat;,ia
contra los a!zado> ha>ta 81 COM
pirto rXtrrminio.
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CiRRiNIA OFRECE C0MBATIR L
LOS ALZADOS. %

AUSTIN. Ortuh".. 229.-i.arralza
IA daio hoy S~r.urrladcs al cobrr-
nadOr Ferguson !" Texas. Eli trl"-
-ram frcladO Ell Torrc6n. de ulIr
Lara t0dOS los c~>fllerzOS que sean
~nrc">arioS para Iograr la capiura
i. los $rdiciOSOS ,lur mcrodcan rn
Il vale del rio Bravo.
Fl mrnSajr de r]crcrcncia cSt;i
'~"nc"b!do en- los SiguientcS ter
miluS:
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aver ell Fl que infOrma a este 20
bl"rnO que. SrgIIn SuS n~OticiaS. al
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4 Territorio DE- Texas. lie oric-
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a irOntrra, e. arrr>tO de- Luis de IL
Rosa. .\nirrto pIHauo Y dcmaS re-
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mi .ObicrnO V GrScO a mi VcZ t0da
pro>perldad para cl EStado de- t.
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LLEGARON A Ell PASO LAS
FUERZAS CARRANCISTAS
QUE VAN A SONORA.
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rclcgrama especial para Ia PRENSA.
Ell PASO, Tex, Oct. 29.-Varios
trenes de los que conducen a las
tropas carrancistas que a u Sono-
"a estuvieron pasando por esta ciu-
dad durante Ia tardc. Los treneS no
han estado aqui mas que Ell tempo in
dispensable para recibir ordencs y
han seguido su Marcia al punto de
III dcstino.
FL general carrancista Benjamin
Hill, Cue permancci6 aqui por cspa-
clio dc dos dias, sali0 anochc para
Aqua Pricta en- TN tren que condu-
cia % pleas de artilleria para Ia
plaza mencionada. Hill va a hacersc
cargo de la dcfcnsa de Aqua Prize
ia, segun declare ell mismo a sus par
tida.rios de este ciudad.
Ell CORRESPONSAL.
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urgente necesidad dc los edificios de
la aduana de la vecina plaza, que CO.
mo Sc sabe fue incendiada en- Abril
del alo pasado, al abandonar las tro-
pas federales Ia poblaci6n, en- brcves
dias empezaran !cs Jrabajos de re-
construction de csc edificio, asi CO.
mo ell de Ia Estaciou del F%errocarril
Y algunos otros de los mas importan-
ties.
La aduana de Nuevo Laredo. era Ia
tercera en- categoria en- Ia epoca del
gobierno del general Diaz. pues lego
a recaudar fondos por mas ue diez
millones de pesos anuales.
FL edificio de la aduana. Goa sus
anexos, estaba ubicado en- TN terrc-
10 que Sc e%rcuentra precisamente al
oriente de la Estacion del FerrocarriI
= ccupaba II regular extension.
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cIalcs c~arrancistas que fucron dctcni-
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m%Igracion al pasar a eSta ciudad en-
viajc para Aqua Prieta. como 10 in
formc en- mi m~cnsaie de aver, fuc-
ron puestoS en- libertad hoy por Or
denes terminates recibidas de Wash
ington.
Tan luego como los c':ciaIe; carran
ciStaS quedaron en- libertad. hicieron
los preparativos necesarios para salir
hoy mismo para Aqua Pr:cta, c"mo
efectivamente 10 hicicron p, IL el tren
del |. and G. n. de la una de la tar
de. que deberi llevarlos tas1a S7n
Antonio.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-10-30
EN- WASHINGTON Sc JTZGA
Viene de- Ia piglna I.

.ugar dOude eSto5 sc encuentran. y
pesar de que Sc AFRICAN temores por
su vida. en- vista de las malas dis
po]siciones que han venidO demos
traudo cn los uitimos diaS los Willis
taS para los ciudadanos De esIe
pals. los amigos IL los Supuc>to>
prisiourros confian IN ore - en-
curntren Solamenla d"trnldos por
los vilIiSia>. tcmirndo Que yengan
i dar curu;a dr Su> moVimirntns.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-10-30
'T'uvierorl lugar dos combates
con los alzados de. Texas
Uno ocurrio on e' pueblo de Capote y Ell
otro en- t~erritorio mexicano
Carranza promote al COB. Ferguson apreher
der los cabecillas Piano y della Rosa

larcs y civiIcs que 10 acOmpanan.
SalierOn hoy de Santa Maria, donde
paSarOn Ia nOche. para Punta Isa-
bel.
S. sabc que de dicnO punto re-
-rcsara ell Coronc! Blockson 4 Fort
Brown, 8 81 Coronel CASTOR ira Il
DnSpccciouar las fuerzas del Srx.o
lr Caballeria cstablrcidas a 10 ar
~ d-l Rio Grandc.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-10-30

Dicr>e que los carrta@ineSes fuc-
ron los primcros que adoquinaron
,u- purblC> con piedra. Londres fu6
a~doquinado por prlrnera vcz en- ri
ahO 1893. Fl ado1uinado de made
"a :" rimprzj a cmplcar en- 1910.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-10-30
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