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Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-07-27
ATRADO UzKASTUS
PINIGELIUS.

Salem, Ore, liepos 27.-65
metu amziaus farmerys
John Carpenter po 60 metu
atrado zemen uzkastus savO
Soc, kuriuOs jis buvO uzka-
ses budamas penkiu metu
|amziaus.
John Carpenter, tuomet
vaikas, turcjO susitaupes
$1.85. T6vai viena dOleri is
jo iSmelde. Vaikas bijoda-
mas netekti ir paskutinil
85c. nuejo i laukus ir juos
pakasc po zeme. Paskui ne
galejo atrasti pakasimo vie
tos ir taip paliko.
Ana diena netyGiOmis pa
take ant mazOs bleSinait6s
SUI pusdoleriu, kvoteriu il
desimtuku. Pusdoleris pazy-
metas 1774 metals.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-07-27
VISA KAREIvIQ DIVI-
ZIJA SUSAUDYTA.

Londonas, iepOs 27.-Ru-
su 11-toji armija, kuriai va
dovavo gen. Kornilov, kaip-
ir iSnykus, netekusi ginklll.
Bcgdami kareiviai viska pa
liko vOkieciams.
Maistu labiausia pasizy-
mejO II armijOs viena divi-
zija. Bet uz tai jinai atsa-
Ike. Kuomet divizija pasilei-
do begti is muSiu linijos ir
nepaklause vadu isakymp,
gen. KornilOv hepe i ja at
sukti armotas. Visa divizija
Soviniais sukOneveikta.
Rusu begime pasizymejo
anglai SUI savo SarvuOtais
automobiliais. Jie daugel
vietose sulaike besibriaujan-
cius vOkiecius. Vyriausias
rusu vadas anglus apdOva-
nojo ordenais.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-07-27
"PATRIOTIsKOS" GE-
LEzINKELIQ KOMl
PANIJOS.

New York, liepos 27.-La-
bal "patriotiskos" pasidare
kai-kuriOs gelezinkeliu kom-
panijos. Vietos angliski
laikrasciai pranesa, kad
kompanijOs savo dideliau-
sius plOtus zemes iSnuomuo-
siancios CANA pigiai parme-
riams, kad tue budu padi-
dinti saliai jaw istekliu.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-07-27
ROOSEVELT PRIZES
THOMPSONA.

Pittsburgh, Pa, liepos 81.
- CiOnai turi konvencija or
ganizacija vardu "Loy al
Order Of Moose" Vakar at
viliam ore prizes miesto ma
mus ivykO susirinkimas. Bu-
vO pakviesta zymps Sales
kalbetOjai. Tarp kalbetcj,l
buvO Chicagos majoras
Thompson ir pulk. Roosc-
welt.
Roosevelt nugirdes, kad
kalbesias Thompson, susi-
linkimo pirmininkui prane-
Sc, kad jei taip, tai jis, Roo
scvelt, atsisakas kalbcti.
Todel Thompson buvo is
sklrtas is kalbetOju Giles, o
Roosevelt kalbejo.
Roosevelt prieSingas Chi
.cagos majOrui uz jo pataika-
vimus vOkieciams SiOs karGs
metu.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-07-27
SAUDE ARTILERISTUS
IR ARKLIUS.

Londonas, liepos 27.-Ru-
sijos 11-tos armijos karei-
vial begdami is GalicijOs zu-
de savO artileristus, kuOmet
tie nenOrejO jiems duoti sa-
vO arkliu. Pestininkai mega
ledami paimti SUI savimi ark
liu, JUGS iSsaude. Galima
speti, kad tos armijos visa
artilerija teko -vokieciams.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-07-27
SUzEISTAS AMERIKO
MAS KAREIVIS PRAN-
CUZIJOJE.

Paryzius, liepos q. = Is
Suy, YalstiiR arnaios sto-
vyklos gauta zinia, kad te-
mai suzeistas vienas ameri-
kOnaS kareivis - netekes
deSineSeS rankOs.
Amerikonu stovyklon pa
siusta prancuzu bombos, sll
kuriOmis amerikOnai lavina-
mi. Viena bomba plysus ir is
to nelaimG. Nera sunku ka-
res lauke patikti nelaime.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-07-27
NOrvegij0s k0misija
Amerik0je
Svedija pasisako selpusi Vokietija
ATKELIAVO NORVEGI-
JOS KOMISIJA.
Vienas Atlantiko uostas.

Vienas Atlantiko uostas,
llepOs 27. - Amerikon atke-
liavo Norvegijos komisija is
z nariu. Tos komisijos pir-
mininku yra garsus arktis-
kas keliauninkas Nansen.
Sita komisija i Suv. Val
stijas atsiunte NorvegiiOs
vyriausybe maisto klausime.
Kaip zinoma, Suv. Valsti-
ju vyriausybe uzdraude is
savO Sales maistO iSvezima
i neutrales Sails, nes 81
tos tue isveziamuoju maistu
selpe Vokietija. Kadangi
NOrvegija yra neutrale Sails,
gi be svetimu Saliu maisto
negali pragyventi, tatai jai
prisiartino blogieji laikai.
Komisija tOdel kreipsis
sios Sales vyriausybe su
prasymu, kad maisto iSvezi-
mas Norvegija nebutu SUI
stabdytas. Kitaip Sail lures
pagauti badas.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-07-27
ROOSEVELTO JAU-
NIAUSIAS SUNUS
KARES LAUKAN.

New York, liepos q. -
Buves Suv. Valstiju prezi-
dentas Roosevelt turi kelis
sunus. Visi jie tarnauja ka-
riuOmeneje. Jauniausias su-
nus, 20 m. amziaus, veikiai
iskeliaus i Prancuzija. Jis
yra lakunas.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-07-27
SNIPAS-MOTERIS PA
SMERKTA MIRNP.

Pafyzius, liepos 81. -
PrancuzijOs kares teismas
pasmerk6 miriop sokike
Mata Hari, kuri pirm iste-
kesiant vadinosi Margarita
Zell, .vokiet6. Gimus Danijos
Indijoj. Atrasta kalta snipa-
vine vOkieciu naudai.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-07-27

statydinimu, jei mirtics
bausme nebutu buvus sugra-
zinta.
IStikimiausi vyriausybci
pasilikO pulkai Preobrazen-
ski ir SemiOnOvskii. Site
Ipulkai muSasi SUI vokicciais
rytuosc nuo Tarnopolio. Kas
b6ga, tai bega, o tie pulkai
be musiu neapleidzia savo
poziciju.
Laikina rusu vyriausybc
(naujas ministcriu kabine-
tas) )turejO pOs6di. Aptarta
baisus Sales stOvis. Nutar-
ia kreiptics i visus laisve
mylincius Sales gyventojus
patriotus ir situos pakviesti
bendran darban - Sales
sutvarkyme.
Nutarta kuOveikiaus
Maskvon suSaukti rusu So
cialiu veik6ju suvaziavima
ir pasitarti, kokiu imties
priemoniu sutvarkyti Sail.
Sulaikyta iSleidinejimas
visu laikraSciu, kurie uzsi-
imdinejO kurstymais prizes
vyriausybe ir agitacijomis
uz atskiria taika su Vokieti-
ia. Tu laikrasciu redakto-
rial traukiami atsakomyben.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-07-27
.RUMUNA| SU RuSA|S INA
v|RSU RUMUN|J0S FR0NTE
vokieGiai SuIauze pranCuzQ
apSiginimo |inija
GRAzINAMA MIRTIES
BAUSME.
Petrogradas, liepOs 81.

Petrogradas, liepos 81. -
Rusijos laikina vyriausybe
sugrazina mirties bausme,
kuri buvo panaikinta po re-
voliucijos. Bausme buvo pa
naikiDta kaip kariuOmeneje,
taip visoje Salyje. Dabar tai
sugrazinama, sakoma, tik
karcS laikui. Paskui mirties
bausme ir vel busianti pa
naikinta.
Mirtics bausme pasirode
neisvengtina, kuomet Rusi-
jeje pradejo siausti radika-
liai socialistai, anarchistai
ir vokieGiu snipai, ir kuomet
sukilo prizes vyriausybe ar
mijOs karcs laukc.
Mirties bausmGs sugrazi-
nina kariuOmeneje jau pa
skclbe vyriausias kariuomc-
mes vadas, gen. BrusilOv. il
sal su kitais armiju vadais
ir karcs ministeriu Kercn-
skiu dcda visas pastangas
atnaujinti kariuomeneje Sc
nObine discipline. Kurstytc-
jai pries vyriausybe ir viso-
kios r1lsies vokieciu Snipai
is j.: kariuOmenes rankiojami,
uzdaromi i kalejimus ir pas
Eui bus teisiami karcs teis-
muOsc.
Ncpaklusnieji kareiviai be
pasigailcjimO Saudomi Cali
cijOs frOnte. Bet tai darOma
su dideliu atsargumu. Memo
rima zudyti nekaltujp if nc
norma tuomi sukelti pasi-
piktinimO gyventoju tarpc.
Sunku veikiai sutvarkyti
sudcmoralizuOtas began
cias armijas. TuO labiaus,
lad amos p6dOmis tuojaus
briaujasi vOkieGiai SUI au-
strais ir be pasigail6jimo w
silikusius rusu karciviu bu-
rius Judo, arba nelaisven pa
ina. Tcciau dalis kariuomc-
n6s GalicijOje atlieka savo
pareigas su didziausiu pasi-
Svcntimu. SulaikO vienur-ki-
tur bcsibriaujancius pirmyr
vOkiecius-austrus ir tikisi
kad tuo mctu begancios ar
mijos bus sutvarkytos ir is.
naujo jos stos kaip muro
sicna prizes tcutonus.
Galicijos armijos vadas
gen. Kornilov, praneSe Ke-
rcnskiui, kad mirties bau-
SINE butinai reikalinga. Ii.
taip nebusia galima armijy
nei sutvarkyti. Gen. Korni.
low net buvo grasines atsi-
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-07-27
VOKIECIAMS TEKO 4
GALICIJOS MIESTAI.

Berlynas, liepos 27.-VO-
kieGiai oficialiai praneSa,
kad jie paeme keturis Cali
cijos miestus: Bucac, Thu
mac, Ottynia ir Delaytin.
Rusai traukiasi ant Cerno-
vicu. BukOvinOs sostines.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-07-27
TEVAS KALEJIME, SU-
NUS ISTOJA KARIUO.
MENEN.

Vakar Chicagoje suimtas
garsus tarp sOcialistu veike-
Jas George Koop uz suokal-
biavima prizes priverstinaji
kareiviavima.
10 sunus tuo tarpu yra uz-
siregistraves ir pasisakc
istOjas kariuOmenen.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-07-27
vOKIEcIAI sUsKALDt
PRANcuzV LIN1JA.
Bet tas labai brangiai vokie-
CLANS atsiejo.

Paryzius, liepos 27.-Ais-
ne fronte. vokieciai prancu-
zams uzdave dideli smugi.
KeliOse vietOse jie suskalde
pirmaja prancuzu apsigini-
mo linija.
Teciau, anot Oficialio
prancuzu pranesimo, tasai
uzpuOlimas yokieciams labai
brangiai atsiejo. Daugeli vo-
kieciu prancuzai durtuvais
'isbade, kulkasvaidziais is
klojo, kol uzleido jiems savo
vieta.
SiauriuOse nuO Auberive,
Champagne apskrityj, pran-
cuzai isibriOve j vOkiecil
apkasus.
Kituose Champagne from
tuOse Gina baisi artilerijos
dvikOva.
Anglai su vokieciais pasG-
lusiai saudosi Belgijos from
te.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-07-27
2 LAIVU NUSKANDIN
IA, 2 PAIMTA.
Amsterdam, liepOs 81.

Amsterdam, liepOs 81. -
AnglijOs kares LAVAL Siau-
rinese jurese uzklupo be-
plaukiancius 4 vokieciu pre-
kybOs laivus. 2 ju nuskan-
dino, o 2 paem6 ir nugabeno
j Anglijos uosta.
Be to viena vokieciu gar
laivi anglai torpedavo. Te-
ciau tasai pazeistas suspejo
pasprQsti.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-07-27
CHICAGON ATKELIAU-
IA RUsIJOS KOMISIJA.

RugpjuciO 2 d. Chicagon
atkeliauja rusu diplomatinc
ir militarine komisija. Ant
rytojaus Stock Yardu paw
lijone bus parengtas mass
-mitingas.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-07-27

Chicagoje mire ~ metus
eidamas kun. P. A. Murphy,
j. d., kunigu isbuves 40 me-
tus. Laidotuves ivyks rytoj
is Sv. Ignoto baznycios,
$500 Sheridan Road.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-07-27
ATRADO SUGADINTAS
MASINERIJAS.

Bangkok, Siamas, liepos
27. - KuOmet SiamO W.
riausybe andai paskelbe ka-
re VOkietijai, savo vande-
nyse sukonfiskavO ten esan-
cius 9 vokieciu prekybos
laivus ir internavo visus
Vokietijos pavaldinius.
Ana diena vyriausybes
igaliota kOmisija perziurejo
sukOnfiskuOtus laivus. vi
suose laivuose atrado suga-
dintas maSinerijas.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-07-27
BALTQJQ SU NICE
RIAIS RIAUSES.

Chester, Pa, liepos o.
Cia iStikO rasines riauS6s.
Vienas baltas ir vienas nige-
ris zmogus uzmusta. Apie 20
zmOniu suzeista. Keliolika
SuareStuOta.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-07-27
SU$AUKTAS GRAIKI-
JOS PARLAMENTAS.

Atenai, liepOs 27. = Su-
sauktas Graikijos parlamen-
tas. Ministeriu pi1mininkas
VenizelOs atidare parlamen-
to sesija. Karalius nei nepa-
sirOde.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-07-27
GEN. PERSHING KON-
FERUOJA SU TALKI.
NINKAIS.

Paryzius, liepos 27.-Suv.
Valstiju generolas Pershing
atlaike kOnferencija SUI tai
kininku armiju zymesniai-
siais vadais.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-07-27

Pekinas, liepos 27.-Kini-
jos respublikos vyriausybe
pasiunte savO atstovus j ia
pOnija finansiniais reikalais.
Kinijai reikalingi pinigai.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-07-27

Cleveland, O., lepos o.
Federaliai agentai susekc
suOkalbi, kurio tikslas uz-
siregistravusiems duoti val
stu, kad nepatektu jie ka-
riuOmenen.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-07-27
OR AS.
Liepos 27, 1917 m.

Siandie grazus oras; pO pie
tu irnakti v6siau; rytoj
giedra ir vel Silciau.
Temperature vakar aug
sciausia 86, zemiausia IA
laipsniai.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-07-27
BELGIJOS KOMISIJA
PABAIGE APVAzI-
NEJIMUS.

Washington, liepos 81. -
Belgijos komisija pabaige
savO apvazinejimus po Suv.
Valstijas ir sugrizo sostinen.
New Britain herald., 1917-06-26
n FLY EnfRnEM.

On Tuesday next, the championship Shnant of the National league. won N the Brooklyn team in 1916. will ratsed by the Brooklyn and New
 Fork teams. On behalf of the Ma &1onal league the flag will be pre- {sonted to Manager Robinson and the 5nlayers of the Brooklyn team at the kome plate at 3:15 p. m. Both teams zw1ll thereupon be escorted to the Inter field nagpole by Shannon's Ma 71no band and hoist the pennant.
 ouyenirs will be presented to the
 pnen.
New Britain herald., 1917-06-26
BARROW BREAKS RECORD

Aged Son of Hamburg Forget, Romps,
 Home First in Record Time Win
 ming Brooklyn Handicap.
 New York, June 2s.-Borrow. the aged son of Hamburg Forget. won the twenty-eighth running of the Brooklyn Handicap at Aqueduct yes- terday afternoon in worlds record time. Making his final effort on the long stretch for the wire with tornado speed. the game bay raced over his field, and, catching his stable mate. Regret, which had led from the start to within twenty yards of the finish, swept on to victory by a nose. Old Rosebud was third. two lengths behind Regret The first three horses were American bred. s
 The time was 1:4s 2-5. and clipped one-fifth of second on the worlds record for & mile and furlong, hung up by Andrew Miller's bay gelding Roamer at Laurel Park, Maryland, in 1914. Roamer incidentally ran nfth in the race yesterday. The Canadian record for the distance is 1:50 2-5, es- abolished by Watervale. while tho English mark is two-fifths of q sec- ond slower.
 Regret fairly burned up the track in the race, and, ridden out. might have won. She was in front until twenty yards from the wire. Off on flying feet, she sped the first eighth in IF 2-5 seconds; the quarter. in :24: three eighths, in :35 2-5; half mile, in :47 3-6: five-eighths. in 1:00; six fur longs. in 1:122-5; seven-eighths, in 1:24; the mile, in 1886 2-5, and the mile and furlong, in 1:4s 2-5.
New Britain herald., 1917-06-26
'lcIIDN AaANsr WILLARD.
fI2S 1ones Syndicate Tired by
 to Heak Redrcss in Court.

(17 1osaes Syndicate Fired by
 ta Gealx Redrcss in Court.
 kb ,3s.The willard
 Ea 1I6s Syndicate. which holds
 yyWefxht championship, will 38S troubles to the courts in the
 future. Jack Curley has se- aSd an order from Supreme Court tice Ford comp<llingS Jess Willard Show cause why the Jess Willard ekalo Riil wild West Show should & be restrained from giving exhibi- m in Now York State
 lilard, after buying the Buffalo l 9how, announced that Tom Jones Jack Curley. who have been eSWing 10 per cent. each of all his lGkts since the Willard-Johnson n, were no longer connected with n, In other words he tied a can Jones and Curley and gave them N gate.
 om Jones immediately signed Will 4~ap for some vaudeville contracts l1 sa couple of boxing matches, 1fsning that Willard was under his |1naeenSnt until September 15. Cur % took another tack. He got the H training order and has filed SUI, Sr $10, ,O0e.
New Britain herald., 1917-06-26
SENATORS AND SOX.
 DIVIDE HONORS
Washington Applies Brush in
 Opening Game

Boston, June 26.-Boston s.sand Washington divided double header yestsrday. Washington winning the first game. 1 to 0. and the local team the second. to 3. Harper pitched we'll for the visitors up to the seventh inning of the first game, when he be- came wild and filled the bases. Gal lia relieved him and retired the Bos- ton club.
 In the second game Washington overlook the Red Sox, who started with three runs in tho first inning, and 1t was not until the eighth that q pass to Hoblitzell and a hree-bakger by Gardner sent over the winning run for Boston. The home team made six hits in the two games. The scores:
 First Game.
 r. h. e.. Washington .... oo13ooooo-4 8 0 Boston ........ 000o0o000-O ? 3 Batteries-Harper. Gallia and Ain smith; Foster, Bader and Agnewi and Thomas.
 Second Game. .... o12oooooo-s | Boston ........ 300O0O01s-4 1 1 Batteries-Dumonta and Henry; Pen- nook and Thomas.
New Britain herald., 1917-06-26
KUNZ RETAINS TITLE

South Norwalk Champion Shows New
 Haven Fans That Chic Brown Is
 Not Such a World Beater After All
 New Haven, June 26.-Battling Kunz of South Norwalk lightweight champion of the state and Chic Brown of this city, leading contender for the title. fought twelve whirlwind rounds to draw in the feature boxing at traction at the Arena last night. The bout provd to be one of the best ever put on the bords in this state. Action was the keynote from start to finish with both boys putting his best efforts into his every move. While the result came as big surprise as well as a keen disappointment to Browns ad- herents who had banked on him to regain the title via the knockout route, they were loud in their praise of Kunz. who proved every inch tho fighter that advance reports would in. dicate. Referee Fitzgerald's decision sounded the sentiment of practically every person in the hous.
 In tn semi-f1nal bout Louis BoRash of Bridgeport was awarded the dect- sion over Jack Sullivan of Waterbury, The bout went ten rounds. Sullivan spent most of his time holding. Bo- gash made a favorite impression by his work.
 Franki Brindisi was outpointed by Joe Currie in the eye-opener of six rounds. Both boys put up good scrap.
 The bouts attracted the largest crowd of the season and one of the biggest ever known to state fistic cir- cles. The receipts. according to re- ports, were close to $6,000
New Britain herald., 1917-06-26
Chance for Repudiation-

Philadelphia, June 26.-John Nc Graw, the worlds champion repudla- tor. again was permitted to manage his team yesterday and, his presence was of such psychological benent to the Giants that only three of them reached bases. They were shut out for onlS the second time this year and knocked out of the lead. Eppa Jeptha Rixey, the tall Virginian. pitched one of the greatest games of his career, and the Phillies blanked the Giants by to o. The victory enabled Philadelphia to displace New York in the National league leader ship.
 Rixey practically was invincible. and allowed only two hitss one or them being an infield bounder by Robertson The only clean hit was Rariden's single to start the ninth. The tall eft-hander gave one base on balls, but that was quickly can- celled by double play. Not Giant got past first base. The only other shutout suffered by the Giants this season occurred on May 22. when they were held runless by Frank Miller of the Pirates.
 Fred Anderson opposed Morap's left handed star and also pitched fine ball. Fred pitched we'll enough to win most games. as he allowed seven hits and gave only two bases on balls. The score:
 r. h. 6. New York ..... ooooooooo-o 2 l Philadelphia ... O11ooo00x-2 0 Anderson and Rariden; Rixey and Killifer.
New Britain herald., 1917-06-26
JAIN ERECTED CAPTAIN.

baseball team of the High school dur-ss ing the past season. has been chost to lead the ni4e next year As captainas He is an infiAlder. Cornelius Prior, will act as manager of the team. As policy adopted recently at the schooa1 provides for assistants for the mn1a agers of various teams. and to the following aspire for h0A0e Henry Maier, baseball; Harold A91Sls football; Jesse Talmin. footbans S ward Dalson, football: o.Brtsn and Charlie Gaffneg ha1o ball. ss ssEsSs<<
New Britain herald., 1917-06-26
STUDENTS TO AID FARMERS.

New Brunswick, June 26.--Rutgers college football players will probably hold 8 fall training camp this year before college opens, but 1t will not be to practice football. The gridiron warriors. all of whom are under military age, every other man on the squad having volunteered. will get their football training this year by helping New Jersey farmers get in their harvests.
New Britain herald., 1917-06-26
Haley:. Shocker. Russell and NMna- maker and Alexander.
Indians Scalp Browns.

Cleveland, June 26.-Cleveland de- feated St. Louis in q loosely played and hard hitting contest by score Of 3 to 6. Davenport and Coveleskie be- ing roughly treated by the opposing batsmen.
 Three double plays started by Chap man and Coveleskie's eight strike outs were factors. St. Louis tried out Moore, of Vanderbilt University, on third base. The score:
 ,j as r. h. e. St. Louis ...... 00ooo23o1-s g i Cleveland ..... O02O2311s-9 13 3
 Battsries- Davenport. Parck and severeid: Coveleskie and o'Neil.
New Britain herald., 1917-06-26
NEW RDCoRD SMASHED.

Louisville, June 26.-The perform ance of the infield of the Louisville American association club in going through a stretch of 232 games. the continuity of which was first broken Sunday, without single member having missed an inning of play, is believed to constitute a record.
New Britain herald., 1917-06-26
IT'S UP TO THE CUBS.

The Cubs of New Britain have lost their last three games. and if they ~ lsh to lose further, they can have the opportunity by meeting the crack North Ends. The latter team has been greatly strengthened by the &C., quisition of some fast players. If there isn't any yellow in tho Cubs let them prove 1t by playing the North Ends in the near future.
 HARRY YESSIAN,
 Manager North Ends,
New Britain herald., 1917-06-26
RUTH DRAWS SUSPENSION.

Chicago. June 2e.-"Babe'' Ruth star pitcher of the Boston Americans. was indefinitely suspended by Presi- dent Johnson of the American league yesterday for striking Umpire Owens on the head when ordered off the field during the game with Washington Saturday.
New Britain herald., 1917-06-26

Games TodA1. # Philadelphia It Now York. ' Washington 1t Boston.
 St. Louis at Cieve1and.
 Detroit at Chtcaso. VI
New Britain herald., 1917-06-26
CRozIER COPS ANOTHER.
Klect, With Hartford Man Up Wins
 9:1s Pace at Hillsgrove, R. I.

Hillsgrove. R. l., June 26.-Kleet. owned by A. H. Harding of Barton. Vt, and driven by Crozier won the 2:1s pace in fast time at the open ing of the Bay State Short Ship cir cult here yesterday.
 The favorite was never in danger but there was a great race for the place. Failure of the horses to ar rive caused the 2:25 trot to be called off. The Rhode Island squadron of cavalry gave military exhibitions.
New Britain herald., 1917-06-26
Two for Tanks.

TWO 1Oe Y00R0s New York, June 26. Early in the season the Athletics were thorn in the side of Wild William Donovan. At one time it looked as though the humble Macks had the Tanks on the run, as they won four of the first six games played between these clubs. However, by slaming the Athletics twice a day the Yankees have put the boot on the other leg. Yesterday the Tanks won their third straight double header from the house of McGilli- cuddy. They licked the Mackmen twice on Decoration Day, turned the trick again last Saturday and repeated the dose on the Polo Grounds yester- day.
 In the first game a Philadelphia sand lotter. Bill seibold. gave the Yankees quite fight, but the bifing Pipp and Peck punched doubles on him for New York's lone run, the score being to 0. Tn the second game Frank Baker declared war on Rube Schauer. former member of the Giants. and with a homer and triple, netting four runs, led the way to . [ to victory.
 Mogridge opposed Seibold in the opening game and turned in his best performance in weeks. He held Philadelphia to two hits. Long George slipped on the lawn trying to field an infield tap by McInnis in the fifth inning and it went for a scratch hit. while Strunk drove a clean single to right field in the seventh inning. The scores:
 First Game.
 1T. h. e. Philadelphia ... O0000OOO0-O ! 0 New York ...... 0000OO1OA-1 s o k Batteries-Seibold and Meyer: Mo gridge and Nunamaker.
 Second Game
 Philadelphia ... O01001120-5 . : New York ..... SO102001s-7 [ [ Batteries-Schauer and Meyer and
New Britain herald., 1917-06-26
EASTERN LEAGUE.
Results Yesterflay

Results Yesterday. ss
 New Haven i, Springfield o, (13 all-l nings). ss ssSs s3 Portland I. New London o. Lawrence $. Hartford [, f1& 1l
New Britain herald., 1917-06-26
Standing of Oaul,.

Gannes Today Buffalo in Newark. Rochsster In Providence. Toronto in Baltimore. Montreal In. Richmond.
New Britain herald., 1917-06-26
BRETON LOSES TITLE

Ted Lewis is Crowned .Welterweight
 Champion When Referee Gives Him
 Decision Over Jack in Dayton Bout
 Dayton. O., June 26.-Ted Lewis wrested the welterweight crown from Jack Britton here last night, winning on decision by Referee Lou Ban-s man at the end of twenty rounds. Britton scored 8 knockdown in the last round, but 1t did not offset the lead Lewis had won in the early part of the match.
New Britain herald., 1917-06-26
INTnEsNA1soNAL LzrAxsuIr.s

ReGulte Yoster1ay. Bufalo 2. Newark 1. ! Rochester !, Providence 3. Montreal (. Richmohd {. Baltimore 2. Toronto [.