davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1917-06-07
e4@s@ee%@ a4a@ = . . .
DAIRY WISDOM.

. The cream from different breeds .
- OF cows does not Churn alike. 4
= There are more good cows ia I
: this. country today than at any 4
> previous period. but there is still 4
- room for improvement. 4
. Health and wealth in stables :!
= with pure air everywhere. 1
- The calves will begin 10 eat 4
> bright clover hay at two weeks 1
> ~ age :.
= Interest in the mich goat per I
- sists. and this novel dairy an I
. NAL is growing in favor I
6, . q d {. .: {, :. = G, 9. i, q, 6. q, {. q 4
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1917-06-07
Only One Old Jewish Fast.

old Jewish law. that on the dry of
Atonement. No other periodical fast
is mentioned in the old Testament ex-
cept in Zechariah 7:l-7. and $40. The
number of annual fasts in the present
Jewish calendar have been multiplied
to %.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1917-06-07
ROOTS and BARK
ANCIENT REMEDY
Our Grandtathers USED Them
In Crude Form.
Chief INGREDIENTS OF TONIC

our granifathcrS and great Grand.
fathers knew the medicinal values Of
roots banks. flowers aud bcrric. Their
medicinal qualities are the same now
as they We're a hundred years ago. hut
the scientific process Of treating them
has been improved
In former times the herbs were brew
ed into teas To-day modern labora.
tories make u vastly superior product
Tanlac is preparation Of roots. barkS
and berries subjected To- process that
extracts their medicinal virtues IN con
ccntratcd form. II il especially design
ed 10 build up run down people. 1t
has helped thousands who were suffer.
Ing from diSordcrcd stomachS. liver
and Kidneys
George Il. Kelly. n mail carrier Of
New Hope. Ky. j. one of the thou
sands in the Blue Grass state who have
endorsed Tanlac Here il what he
has to say about this wonderful tonic.
81 had trouble with my stomach and
bowels. After eating | had cramps.
lost my appetite and got 50 hated to
eat anything | felt bad all over Ny
tongue was coated and had bad
taste in my mouth.
Nothing helped me before | started
taking Tanlac. | took three bottles
and by that time could eat anything
without having cramps. am feeling
fine now. Tanlac helped me from the
start and have recommended il TO
many of my friends"
If you are not feeling right get Tan
lac today.
Tanlac can be bought here from X. + Ne
Roberts Paint Lick. J. y. Mctcalf stanford,
Penuy- Junction City. Reynolds 4 Evau. /:
Richmond, 4. L. Perry ~ son; Dau,ilic. John
:. Wells.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1917-06-07
Lancaster, Ky, June 7, 1917
Rates For Political Announcements

We are authorized to announce the
following candidates, subject to the
action of the Democratic Primary,
August 1917.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-13
0er Nlnllfh ieiner 0innrre

-. Ser 9iol6 ieiner 3ioarre uno
feline frolien @eoanten rinaeltcu iid,
ourheinanOer, OaB ibm Die gon3e
@elt Dor oen 9liigen tai5te.
Srmo lab, pie iid oie @olfcn pi1
9routidleier Inn oie l1deInoc Stirne
oes gergrieien Iesten uuo lie oadtc
an i6re SroBuutter
Sd6reno Der @iienbobn3ug oapon.
llno Der Conner in ocn 9iifteu rolts,
lieB Sermonn elm Erintgelo in oic
Sono oeS @epddtrdgers iulO iih ielbii
in oie &iiiCn cines @agenS faaen.
D@s fam iiht icin ihiitteIte oi1
Vtitter oen aopf~ SD fam sir mr.
beipflidten~, rauhrinaelte Der @otcr
uno Der Sobn tronf nit Dem letteu
Sdlud irines&nffees oen @er3ibt aui
feline Qiebe in iih binein.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-13
Dt9tung nno gDobrs
beft


Sunse S9riftItelIer fpre9en i'm
GAZE bon ibren 6onororen. 5ie piFen
ale, boB Oos I90ne 5remopori ouf
beutI1 rOie 6dlfte" beiBt. SIS lam
dlio ieber er3d6len, mas ct min; man
bibiotrt cs our9 brei.
@iner, elm Siib0eutI9er, bort 3u
urb fdpeigt. 9lls dbsr ale nit ibren
obenteusrIi9en @r5d1luneen Fertia
iino. mcint ct eem6dliH: IS. mann
f4reib, no9ber t0nnt's mas erleben.
4lfo: boriee Wonen FEB | mi bin un0
i9reib. Bier glott, teins mebr. Sa
eirem 3ug. llnO geitern tommt Der
@elobrieftrGeer. Wos ITS g'nei'n2
Drsibunoert Dlortl ga. mas Iagt's
isbt9"
@roBe StiIle. gBis auf @era6rss
buns. Qlls IuAten fe uno Fanbeu nidt
ben poFsnoen DipiIor.
@nOli6 frogt elmer le6r iroriid:
~Wos boben Sie benn eigertli1 gez
I9rieben, Wlepsr9"
llnb Wteper enteegnete: nGinen
8rief an mein Batter !"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-13

uSoren Sic MIR, lieber Meoi5inol,
roth, mas mir paiiirt lit 0u bate
ih einenFatienten nit 2uculitis tber-
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. sic ipiiien
Elm duBerit ielteneS9eioen, Dem geqen-
ilber Die @iiienihoft nod foIt polia
I'M 0imfeIn tappt. Bon Seilcrfolgen
bat man fnum je gebort Wfein ga,
tient reproientierte MN einen gerooe.
81 flailiiden San, lno id Bate @ele.
genbeit, en0lid Guciilitis tbermo'
gramnlotppboiis priootim 5u Itl6ie,
rem Sd motte Dem &roufen feiu
SebI ooraus, ooB iein 9eioen 70 giii
pie boffmngslos Iei, oerlprah ibn
aber, nein W}oglidites 81 tbun, un
ibn nod einige Sabre am 9eben a.
erbolten. g(uihIieBeno 0oran madt
ih i6m Sen GorIblog, mir aegen9ab
lung bon einem Soiiiehoer ieinci
9eihnnm nod crfolgtem 9lble6en 5u
@erfiigung az itelen Ser W1onn mai
arm uno piIligte ein @r unterI6rieI
ben aontroft, itrid oos@e(o Elm, ains
hinter meinem Niiden 8u @rofeiIor
Rubcnitrnub, uno oieiem eeIinet es
oen W1onu 81 furieren ~ fir meii
@elo!~
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-13
q 0 m b fiment.

giirsermsiiter begeiitert gu benz
neuen. jun9en 9(rSt bes StdOt@ens,
ber i6m bon einigtn leltencn &ron.'
b:itsfalcn er5dblD: p's gebt bob
ni9ts iiber cine iunge aroft. oie nit
oen6orti8ritetn Der Wiiieni9oft pers
aut it'll @on ben &rautbeiten, iiber
bic Sie Ca beribten, 6oben mir bis-
fer faum cine Q[bnung 9ebabt ~
bic Iinb erf Our9 Sic, 6srr Doftor,
in unfer'm StGOtaen ridtig singe-
fii6rt fpDroenl"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-13

&atb.
&e6er5'ge bies tei Oeinem @roeupaI=
len
Sn SieIer luit= unb Idmer5bepegtsn
QBelt:
Wldn muB Die Geite feiern, pie Iie faIs
len,
Dpd au@ Ous 2eib ertrageu, nie es
fGat!
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-13
Refn 0ornrGsM c n.

so pie Sic, 6rdulein 2isl, feGe
i9 mir Ous perpunl6ene DOrnr0sde7
Dor"
Dllm Simmels pi1en, Sis poEler
bod bamit nidt foaen, buB i6 mid
bunOert Sabre duf ben @erlObunas.
ring porten muB9"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-13
Ger 0ronti9c Sous6crr

oRorf i6 Sic 8obniiug 6eiibtigen? a?
SD modte mir ndmlib Elm eigcneS
Seim eriin0en.
n@igeneS Seim2 Sic Sonswuriht
II fan @ frob, Dab feins bob'n
Mei' 2iabo, i bob oons nit orei
4inoer, 5pei0odeln uno einerShipic
aernutter -"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-13
Mngna 3 N { N { n I t6en

6rau Gu ibrem Monn, auF benz
Seimpeg bon elmer 8eiu4stour) :
,,glette 2eute, bic aloguistp'sl 5iinFs
8i9tauIeu0 &ronen SdrlOen uno ba=
tei 70 einfd9 uno beI4eibenl"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-13
gQ q 5 iit 0ns 2

W|on gebt in einen 2nOen nitB lan-
qe portcn, ebc man beOient miro, iie6t
iih Die @egenItGnOe an, tauff
ubcr nihts, lGBt iogor nod etpas lies
gen mas man bcieiien bat, uno mllb
troeocm be5oblen9
loQpllal91p@ ma III suG
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-13
0ie @IFerNn6 BIC @uIt.


SD peiB ni4t, porum man bid
fir ben 2iebliiig Palas gltEenes
bdlt" II iaete bic Sitter 3ur @ule TT
bid, bic BIZ 10 tboribt biit, bic
gtcdlt benz Sage bor3u5ieten, bic ou
bic Meniben Fliebft unb bic toitbars
iteu S9GBe: @olb, Silber uno @oels
Iteine Dera4teit; bic bu ni9t Iinsen
tannit pie Die Radtisall, ni9t Ipres
4en pie Der papasei; bic Ou bic
Stimmen Der Sbiere nicbt no9dbs
men tunnit ipie bic SGber un6 i9;
pdrum nur BAIT mon bid fir ben
Gieblin9 Der Meisbeit9"
Die Gule antiportete: nWsil i9
feline G9lpdBerin bin pie ou!"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-13
6 parfa a m.

Trember (uls ss No9ts i'm Srts
brennD; DDas lduft beru Der 2otsrs
neron5iinber 10 i4nslI gum Srunbs
plaB%
Ginbeimiider: Der muB in Der
gld6c bes brenrenoeu 6auies bic 0as
ternen dusl0I9er. neil es bort Ioipiez
10 ben eenue 1T"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-13
Die Sauptfo de-

gla6bar: rSbr tleiuer Sein3 e.
sG6lte mir sben boil StOI5. bdB er
beute in Der S9ule bds erIte i" &C.
I9rieben babel" Batter: nN9 ia;
meine 5rau 1T 5u gliidli4 Iie III
IoFort bdnlit gum @rop bologen ge-
gnngen"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-13

n!Sereinipo5iert, nleine 9erridaf
ten, INNER bereinipo5iertl Sier lit
Ill ieben oos nod nibt Oogepeieuc
@unoer Der 9reiiur uno Ebierflug-
belt. Sumbo, Der inOiihe @lefant II
itebt ollf Dem 9opf uno malt babel
init Dem 9fiiiIel elm hlhiriitiideS Bic
ienaem1l0el~
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-13

Grou 81. oSSo, ntein W1onn bot iest
niel 5u tbun, er idJreibt mir, ooB er
faum 9eit 5lun Giien bot"
SSrmt g.. If, mas lit er oenn2"
6ron g.: uGr lit BEL &iuoenburg
@efanaencnadblerI"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-13

&us sinem 2otufberi9t.
Infer beliebter Romiter q. batte
eeitern @ormittugs bos pe9, nit iei=
mem 2(uto in einen Strabengrdben
su fliegen. @rfreuli6erpeiIe tonnte er
am 9lbeno in brei Stiiden pieoer auf=
treten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-13
@ut QeQtben.
IA eben neg!

6eIopebel (uls Ii9 Elm Solbat pie.
berbolt i'm 2aufsraben in bic TelO4
fldibe OertisfD: rSie, Miillsr, oas III
bier Elm Qaufgrnben nvS tsiu n
SoufgrabeuI~
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-13

oDenf' Dir nur W}onn oie fiir5
Gh gegriiuoete 5rauenbo@T9ule Bat
lid ais souB geip0bulic6ss Seiratbs-
bureau entpupptl" nSieb NAL an
~ fir 10 bsrniinftis bdtt' i9 bic
Sadie gar ni4t se6alteul"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-13

Mie perbinbere i4 bas 6ortlhrets
ten meiner @lobe9
9tntport erbeten an BIllp 9daler
in llnterquarta.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-13
Sin MO.

Gin fleines W1Gohen bemerft bein
9liSeonge oes Opernbouies einer
Serrn, Der Iib @atte in oie Obrer
itcdt On Manohen, Der Dia mobl
sic @lllit nit ua4 Soilie nePnleu5"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-13
8 3pet0euttq.

ee9rer: pgluu, Sungsus, morgen
eeben mir in ben 3ooIooiiden @drtfn.
Wenu ib ui6t mare, piir6et Sbr in
jebiser 3eit ME Elm S4mein 5u is9en
belommsn"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-13
gBeim Q puper.

8orpenu (bei elmer Safel, 3ur @at'
TIM: .RoIu, tou mir 70 melon3olilp
.fou', 0oB oe 9oitons modelE ull0
bliben!"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-13

rgDia t0nna sic ios'n, mel Go1n
bringps gu nir'n9 Ser Is ais Reg'ls
bua I9o' 0fto aufbefcrt 'por'n ais
mia sic militant Sbrem 9tbcl"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-13

W}omo fIaet iiber Eeuerling,
God ibre Sodter friib uno jung,
4onn iib oosSommern nidt erflGren.
sic bat niht @runo, ii6 81 beibwe.
rem,
SIN @egentbeil, ibr it's Elm 3roit,
CAB gar 70 billig uni're Eoit,
Sron5 i9idt pieI toideno aiiiie ibr
llnO 5oblt 5ebu 4fennige Oofiir.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-13
lfnn1fhfoe @orae

Rt9ter: n@ollen sic Iicb BET
Der SSbnen oittirten Strdfs bsrubtz
een2" - Q(nsetloster: nWar iiberz
buupt nidt uufgeregtl"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-13

Serr: ,93i6ts gemodt, imo meqeq
llrflmoenfGllhung i'm @efdngniS
0os miro mobl nicbt Itimmenl"
v91i6ts gemo9t, Serr, nihtsl~
o6m ~ Gle baben pobl irgeno mo-
cine g&ull ongebraAtl~
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-13
poefie un6 pron.

sic (ouf benz aonOe): mSOr nur
einmol 6riB, pie fdoH bic 2.rde
iingt".
Sr: .N8. 9duB. i9 ipirb, i,Bt
Iisber cine 9enue qOdsrn 9orsn".
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-13
3 m SeirotbsbHro.

Serr: nWaeiner 9rout febIen ia
born bier 3dbnel~ SeirotbsDer.
mtttler: nglo, oas idooet nifts -
Die tperoen naheeliefert.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-13

Rihter: n9euts beboupicn 5;e. g
ieien nur iicben Dollars IN Dem ges
funoenen Qoriemcunaie scpsisa i9
o,nte fiinf3c6n2r
gIngetIagter; nSo aniapallaA7
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-13
@artantt

,Roum 1T in Der tleiniten 0iitte"
Gang man immeroar
Sn Der 3eit, Der sutsn alien.
Sir Elm liebeno goar".
nRuum it,, briidt boseeen beitte
Won iib aus gar iebr eraft,
oQIuf oem fleinIten SuriitensS4rst
tii9
Sir ben groBten S4eioungsdtt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-13
e q 1n aefaQt.

vsis eeben nun f4on felt se6n Sab
rem nac5 wlorienbob; ME 1T Der @rs
iolg2"
y'mdl 10, NAL iol Qlb un6 5u nebme
~ a6, ab anp su ue3us id auI"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-13

y I z DC u IT u y "
luf bes 2ebens glatter gobn
8ommt's ni8t blob aufs Reiten an
Ssene iiegen meiit I'M Rennen,
.MeIhe gut rliniatteIn" f0nnenI
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-13
SnrobIebenin Ser 9iIoer.
ao[erte

r@os lit oos for e. gilo, Siioor2"
~ ,Stilebenl~ ,@ie beiBt2 Der
ipero oo1 nod fragen oiirfenl"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-13
Drudfe 6Ier.

Wtdodenpeniionot in biibiher I'm.
eebung, in ieoer Siniibt beitens elm
eerihtet. Die 5diiIerimen bnben
9Iusiibt auf einen idonen @otten
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-13

o90rIt on Den S{lidiid ihrci'n mem
Sobn2~
o@ater, oos 1T einc GrGbe~
n9lube, oorlalttcr anirpS Mcnn id
Did froge, Of on Sen Slidiid ihrei'n
borit, bait on NIT So ooer Stein 5G
ontiuortenl~
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-13

Sum admPf Ser Sruu.
0os 1T Der 5OrtI4ritt in unIeren "a
gen
geim peibli6sn @eialedte:
6riiber polteu fe rsdt 6oten.
SeBt pousu Iis %s4ts'
New Britain herald., 1917-06-20

FOUR FAST TEAMS
 IN CITY LEAGUE
Pioneers,> Pirates, Kamels and
 Annex to Play at Playground

New Britain baseball fans will have an opportunity of witnessing some fast baseball during the summer months, through the league which has been formed by Director A. \. Pilz of St. Mary's playgrounds. The proposed league will compriee four teams. as follows: Pioneers. Pirates, Kamels and Annex. A meeting of the managers will be hold tomorrow evening at the Aetna alleys when . schedule will be drawn up and ofacers elected with other details. Tho games will be played Saturday afternoons at the St. Mary's playgrounds on Stan- ley street.
 The ability of the players who will represent the various teams In the league is we'll known to local follow CTS of the national pastime. Tho Pioneers for several seasons has fur nished excellent sport Sunday after moons at the Ellis street diamond. engaging with some of the crack semi- pro teams from various cities in the state. The Pirates have come along with leaps and bounds within the past two years, and at present arc cons sidered formidable claimant for the city championship. Recently In . game with the Pioneers. extra innings was necessary to decide the contest.
 Each manager, will be permitted to submit the names of fifteen players, and none other than these will bc considered eligible to play In tho league. Director Pilx has arranged to award the members of the winning team Goid medals. Silver and bronxs medals will be given the members o1 the teams finishing second and third. Harry Kemmerer Is manager of the Pioneers. L. F. Mangan of the PtrAtes Warner Johnson Of the Kamels any William McConn of the Annex. It Ii proposed to open the league July 2 Two games will be played on July and the league will terminate tn. ], schedule on Labor Day.
New Britain herald., 1917-06-20
sr.hsup Aeakes It Eight.

Boston, June 30.-Ferdinand Stub sblAneld Schupp of Kentucky contin- s1ed his march through the National 'lGaxue at Braves neld yesterday. He led the Giants torA victory over Bos- ton by to 1. It w.s echupp's eighth successive triumph.
 echupp WAS inyancible. in all except flo eighth inning. when the Braves tnnched two 6nSles with a pass and
 pred t1Airs3ou4iFun. The Giants did ITS ret, batt1nsrDick Rudolph out of fka box in two rounds and getting to 1f Neh1, his successor, for run in ,! fo 1evenfhs
 xdAe eame 1cintillated with dazzling .aSAye, IAoslono misdemeanor of the Sffernoon. was committed by Maran- 1ille. T1stcher played . corlking same kf Short, his great stops and throws x0psa4sdty bringing the fans to their fa1k. Art n9ured In two lighting dou- Hae paays each spiking Boston rally.
 kAe score:
 IT. york .... 2ooooo1oo-s 5 Q { tIsoston o0o00oO1O-1 s 1
 Batteries: schupu and Rariden: Ru- Aolph, Nehf, BAties and Gowdy.
New Britain herald., 1917-06-20
LEHIGH WINS LONG GAME.
Holy Cross is Defeated in Exciting
 1s-inning Rattle.

1s-inning Rattle.
 Worcester. Mass, June eo.-FIoly Cross lost a heart-breaking com mencement-day game to Lehigh yes- terdny after sixteen innings of bit- ter baseball struggle, 3 to 2. It was one of the most brilliantly played games ever seen on Fitton Field and ties the long g-distance record at Holy Cross
 Tn six of the extra seven frames the Purple managed to get a man around to third base twice with no one down, but Twom biy frightened in the pincher and got away luckily. Holy Cross lost the game by poor batting Judgment. Lehigh went into the ninth inning scoreiess.
 Twombly was In tight places in the eleventh, twelfth and thirteenth innings. E. F. Twombly opened for Lehigh with a single to short right in the sixteenth. Mathag laid down a nice sacrifice and Mccarthy drew . base on balls. stealing second. Fishbur struck out.
 Gill had two and two on c. E. Twombly, who picked of low one and drove it through the pitchers box, scoring F. P. Twombly and Me- Carthy.
 The score:
 Lehigh 100000 oo01 o000oo oo2--s Holy Cross ...0o1 1ooo0ooo oooooo1--7
 Batteries: E. P. Twombly and Lees; Gill and spillane.
New Britain herald., 1917-06-20
rrors AT wooNsoCKET.

'ssEss vvoonsocket, R. l.. June 20.-Fa- z lstes worked true to form in the Y oninE day of the Bay State Short z 1s1p Circuit harness races yesterday. ;sx f6ta wood fle Great had to go six ' s.u;1. to take2 tho 3:16 trot. In the k s41 frot General French and Blade S1kad the track, to themselves. General 2 Z ItAnch winning in straight heats. @7fn1or yvooiworth, after a bad start in
 si5sA 1:1o pace, won the next three
 ke3te and race.
New Britain herald., 1917-06-20
RErrIG JUMPS TEAM.

Otto Rettig, the clever young pitch CT who is as hard to handle as Red Waller in the days of Jim O'Rourke, has Jumped the Springfield club. He has been fined $10o and suspended by Springfield, but there Is little chance that the money will ever be collected. The Green ,sox hays had all sorts of trouble with Rettig.
New Britain herald., 1917-06-20
LAlfllI q|Ul1s q
.Ho-IIo' Is soundly F EhEallaod ]
 Fred Falton in sax 1Rounas '
 Quits ..Coad Turkey'' In Seventh

Boston, Juno 30.---Fred Futon M over sam Langford last night h
 rounds. Al the sonS 4ounde6 q the beginning of the seventh La4 ford quit cold and refnsed so - his corner. s 1s2
 Fulton had had the better U fight all the way, and there W44 the slightest doubt that he wAa tll better man. Thera was no ozctaee A sam quitting as he did. Fulton t0N cred head and shoulders over L4A ford, who was hos fat and MAnl36 ly in no condition whatever for real fight. xs
 The first round was about < ev4l but the sscond showed the rsai scoslt of events and made 1t perfectly cleeS that LanSford could not stAsad against his opponent.
 Tn the second. Fulton put ford down for . count of nttte A1sd Y he had put any steam In hts blo1 the Aght would have sh49Mf 6Vof and there. Fulton however. d1d n seem to be able to slam hts Neppone very hard, and although hs had sAl in a had way on several occasaOns lacked the punch to end the batf5
 Sam could not ret away from a left jab, and the wallop that put hil down and for tho count, h tho o1s ond wAss . left to the jAN, " LII Fulton worked frcquently This bid, in tho second seemed to take steam out of the negro. sss ts The first round wal Ien1ford best round and the crowd begAn N hope for first class bout. Ihe oeas ting before the light startod Aa . M 10 on Fulton. Tn the seO01 A41 ever, Langford practica ally and only Fulton's lack afe the tar baby'' get away va
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 The result was similar in SaA ways to that of ono of tho many boS1 between Langford and JcS Jsannee1 in which Langford also Quit e Fulton gets credit for . k1cc3kout. might have sent the negro 4eWn f the full count If the bout hAd eoe1 much further. Only olAcS m En1 ford been noored for the 40M eou1 That was in 1908, when Da4v DuAn4 put Sam away.
New Britain herald., 1917-06-20
IIIIES SWAMPED IN OWN BAILIWICk
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 Philadelphia, Juno 2o.-The first aM of eastern ozone acted as a stim- nt on the downcast Dodgers yes day. In one of the widest ex- ltionS of baseball seen here in some Ao the Brooklyns suddenly came to
 and whipped the Phillies by 12
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 Awayto . nying start of three runs tho hrst Inning the Dodgers saw the hillies tie the score in the fifth. Farming up with run in the seventh Ae Brooklyns broke out with . hit Hg confagration in the eighth. SCOT TT eight runs before they could be et1naulshed. That settled it. Leon Cadore did the hurting for the odeers. He pitched good ball. bchger started for the Phillies and Goran kept him on the hill till the pperha4sGhHIed him or in the terrific Ninth Inning bombardment. Fittery rushed tolthe rescue and finished lA game.
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New Britain herald., 1917-06-20
WON'T JOIN BRAVES.

Chicago, June 20.-Scott Ferry, pitcher, recently obtained under waivers by the Boston Nationals from Cincinnati, arrived here last night and said he would not report to Boston. He said he had signed to play with . emi-professional team of Joliet. Ill. He formerly pitched for the Chicago Nationals. and was sold by them to Atlanta.
New Britain herald., 1917-06-20
WALLACE BEATS TUoHEY.

New York. June 20.--Eddie Wal lace of Brooklyn had a shade the bet ter of Tommy Tuohey of Paterson last night in ten round bout It the Broadway Sporting club. It wAs . rough bout, with the Jerseyite do- ing most of the roughinE. Wallace ,outhoxAd the JerseyttA in nnajortty, of the rounds.