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New Britain herald., 1917-05-26
TANKS BLOW-UP LETS INDIANS WN Shocker Goes Good Until Ninlh
 Then He Airates

load with one out fn Clevelandss ha11 B of the ninth and Ill bases empty NIL not enough for Urban Shocisr ysst0g~s4 day. and the Indians put on . rSly which netted six runs and victos2. Allsn Russell ws trying to do resc1s < work whom the tying and wfnn4M runs wont over. but the dismal Anl was due mainly to 6hockor's cOalAI
 just whom victory seemed . certaan
 The score was to 5.
 shocker had allowed only three h1
 one . Texas leaGi1sr and another A scratch. in the first eight innin9n, Int he was continually In trouble. duo - lhis poor control. He was pree4nte4 with . commanding lead in Ne9G Forks half of the eighth inning wiell tho Tanks pounded Gould o6 the rre-s bsr and added four runs to ole proved that he needed more.
 Fans were on the way to the sx16s wlaen Ivan Howard, hitting for nva1
 struck out in the ninth. GtAve 0'N@9t followed with . stngle to oonter CT galloped along to second m . fuzAn
 by Magse. This did not oause lnu1S N concern to . team leading It tho ti11 by 5 to Q. 55as Biilings. batting for LamDses stabbed 0hocker for sinkie to lek8 fast nelding by Alllsr keeping t1lH hit down to ono base. and o1ed99 raced homo. Thsn Jank 0rsnvs doubled to right and Blllings stopp0
 It third. Donovan wtgwA9ged A
 Alien Russell. to warm tap, q tho h1rpl
 were coming too 6aAt for comfort. Chapman added to tho eAyet1 &k' l the homo fans with anoelloe stnsfo h left, chaslnG Hillinss and 0rAn homo. nvon then two rune wa g | needed to tie, 70 tho outlook was n<1l especially dark for the IAmheeA A when epoakAr hit to tho \. Ei&4&~0e1
 wall for two baeee, sen1inG CAapul
 to third. thtngs iooko& 4e1a0o4E1
 oIniAous. Tho tyiAg run was TOW N second baSs. Donovan callod 0AooA
 to the beach and seat Russell to t1
 box. ,5, x. M
 Allison. nrst hatsnaa to eacs IT. sell, won't out On stS41pe4 aaA t1s cAme . bit Of hard luck for tho Ye1&
 kseA Baker mAdA Srsa& ueaD 1l WAmbaGAnss grounder, but z3ppoA -
 hs Got the ball and Wasnhy w0n Ehakraine dec1slon n his raoe with heE
 to iirst. The game would have beuD ended hut for the fan. ssAs < ChapmAn scorsd on thx tnfletd III I md 0psaker reached third. z pAaB IT 0uisto filled tho baeos a4d HoWay4S batttng second time, hAd two nEytleo9 | against him when Speaker decided tol
 stsal home. Russell. in his hurry W
 rot the ball to the plata naaA~ . w1h1k i pitch and the ball rolled to the etaA4s
 allowing Speaker to tie tho tcore s1lE l. Wamby to icomo In w1fh 4Ao W1u1a ] run. It was the widest, wierdAst ina
 ninE the Yankees have sxpsr1ence this season. The score: 8
 Cleveland ..... .ooeeseeet---4 . New York .... .00O010O4O-E II Batteries LAsnb4tA n oNeil: shocksr. Russsll and Nua
New Britain herald., 1917-05-26

Games Today. Baltimore at Newark (two). Buffalo at Montreal (two). Rochester at Toronto (two; Richmond at Providence (two).
New Britain herald., 1917-05-26

OLDIIME BROWN DEAD.
 St. Louis. May 3s--''wes Willie Sudhoff. once popular diminutave Browns pitcher, died yesterday in ! city aanatorlum Y. Y. Sss;ysssYss
New Britain herald., 1917-05-26


 Portland. Me-. May 3s.-A single by De Neville, . wild throw by Dowell and double by Gonzales enabled New London to score two runs in the seventh inning of yesterdays game, all the visitors needed to win, to |. Portland's only run was earned in tho eighth. when Dowell. Tamm and Brown singled in succession. Score: Now London ... oooooo2oo-2 : 3 Portland ...... 00O000010-1 10 2 Batteries-Martin and Russell; Tuckey and Nagle.
 Springfield. Mass. May 26.-New Haven sent Springfield into a tic for third place in the Eastern league standing yesterday afternoon, mainly through ineffective pitching by Bill Powers. Powers started out strongly. in the first inning retiring the visi- tors in order by means of excellent twtriing. It was all he could stand. however, and in the next two sessions the visitors pummelled him frequent ly, while three errors did damage also. The score:
 r. h. .. New Haven .... o31ooo1oo-s 10 Springfield .a..... i000O000O--1 3 Battaries-weaver and Devine; Powers, Barron and Rico.
New Britain herald., 1917-05-26
sfouis
: S NCatty Breaks Adams Nose.

|z2skS OA0GLy 0E08hS <AOsSA1 1SScOs 3hiladelphia, May 26-Philadelphia ached seven hits, which included T(fo home runs and three doubles off l6fneider in the fourth. fifth and ffksh innings yesterday. and defeated SESncinnati. to ?.
 Rixey was batted hard in the third aHing, but only one hit, a double by sSse, was made of him in the last
 innings.
 During Cincinnati's batting prac- fe Catcher Adams, of Philadelphia. SSA hin nose broken when . bat alip- S SA out of the hands of Manager
 afhewson and hit him in the face
 The score; z r. h. .. Efsncinnati oo2oooooo-2 s 2 Pn{ladelphia ... 0oo331oox-6 II l
 Batteries: Schneider. Regan and x ScIarke; Rixey and Kiliifer.
New Britain herald., 1917-05-26
Hoosay, Braves Win.

Oston, May 26.-Boston won its - 9ame of the week yesterday. de- 4ang St. Louis, to ?. Rudolph M the visitors well in hand. and his llble In the second scored a run. ; S4awlings started his first game for
 kon at second base. He scored
 runs, made triple and fielded 111iantly. Rain delayed the start of
 game. and . hailstorm held 1t up
 flfteen minutes in the second in- TIT. The score:
 r. h. e. ,ouis ..... o1ooooo1o-2 6 2 Ion 11OOO1OOx-4 2 NIlatteries: :e Watson, Steele, North I'll Gonzales; Rudolph and 0owdy.
New Britain herald., 1917-05-26
senators 0oane nad.

Chicago. May 2s.-Erratic play1sn by Washington enabled Chicago IT make 1t three straight yesterday. Tho 'scoro wAs to l.
 Bens pitched flne same, with 1T exception of the sixth tnning. wh1 Washington punched three hits for W run, which saved them from shuo out. The score:
 r., h. Washington .... e0eee1 e0o---1 6 Chicago ....... .101o3001s-5 e Batteries-EIasper. Graft. Ayrs 4e10 Henry: Benx and Schan9. N
New Britain herald., 1917-05-26
BASEBALL NEWS IN A NUTSHELL
NATIONAL LEAG CUE.
Results Yesterday.

NesuAte Xosteroay. y Chicago s. New, York !. !. \ Bfo0klyn |. Pittsburgh ,. Boston 1, St. Louis 2. Philadelphia 5. Cincinnati ?.
New Britain herald., 1917-05-26
vEToEs BOXING BILL

VENUES 6OAAN1 0AAIA
 Harrisburg. Penn., May 26.-0ov. ernor Brumbaugh yesterday vetoed the bill providing for state box tnR fcomrnfa anaon. ssa 1 x sssSSs 3gss
New Britain herald., 1917-05-26
They oall IT DAenlaa1l

Detroit. 1GAy 3s.-PhiladslpoiA VI another lccseiy pla1ed sams 0rom IT. troit yssterdey, 10 to ., thA eansA o11l ing eleven lnnings. Tho v1alt011 bunche6 four hits aa two aan9aH f1ss with three Detroit ersoxu l0e runs h tho dnal tnnln6. !. Bush patchAd the opeaing inaan in which tho honae tsaxn Nueeod Eo} runs. and t,,sn rstirsd n eaxos schaeur. who held Dpefp1k acoro1a until the eleventh. wAsn th1v md two rum.
 Cobb Dlayed in his 1lAS pe1f1sn oenterneld today. Tho sceso: ss
 r. h. Philadelphia 2olooo1oooe--ie 1s 8 Detroit ....a. .40oOO00Ooo3- 6 IT Battertes-Bush. Schauer and Mo- CT: Dauss and Stanage.
New Britain herald., 1917-05-26
Games Today.

;. Games To-day.
 Bridgeport 1t Springfield. Hartford at Portland.
 New London at Lawrence. Now Haven at Worcester.
New Britain herald., 1917-05-26

Worcester, May 26.-Worcester won its first extra inning game of the sea- son on the home grounds yesterday tenth, to 3. The game was finely played. Worcester had many chances to win but Desseau was effective in the pinches. Gardella played . re- markable game. Wllders work at the plate included double, two singles and . base on balls which started the winning run. Score:
 Worcester .... 011o00o001-4 ii Bridgeport .... O0o01o300O-3 l
 Batteries--Keifer and Wilder: Des- seau, Smith and Donneliy.
New Britain herald., 1917-05-26
EASTERN LEAGUE.

Results YesteEylay. New Haven ., Springfleld 1. New London !. Portland 1. Lawrence {. Hartford {. Worcester :, Bridgeport ..
 StanA1ne - tbs clubA
 W. L. F Nov Haven ....... 2 :. W ofcessee .s.s.5.... !
New Britain herald., 1917-05-26

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GERMAN GRAIN
STOCKS DWINDLE
Berlin Takes Over Largest
Share of Captured Ru-
manian Wheat
BY Associated Press

Copenhagen, June 8. - The rapid
dwindling of German grain stocks
under the drain imposed by the sup
Elementary bread allowances, to
compensate for missing potatoes,
was the cause of the recent hastily
summoned conference of representa-
tives of the central powers in Ber-
lin. officials of the German food
department, supported by energetic
representatives from the military
and diplomatic authorities won the
grant of additional proportion for
Germany of the grain stocks cap
tured in Rumania.
This agreement is at the cost of
of the Austro- Hungarian, Bulgarian
and Turkish allotmenIs and accord
ing to a Berlin announcement will
suffice to carry the German popula-
ton through until the harvest. The
transportation difficulties of course
remain to be solved.
The German authorities are con-
Quoting a vigorous publicity cam
paign to convince the people that all
is well with the coming harvest and
that present food difficulties will dis
appear as soon as the new crop is
available. Articles describing the
grain crop prospect as without a sha-
dow appear in various parts, but the
same assertions were made before
the harvest of 1915 when the crop
was a bad failure and before that
of 1915, which, despite optimistic
estimates, turned out to be barely
25 per cent above that of the pre-
Ceding year,
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-06-08
Women's Missionary Society
Ends Sessions at Carlisle

Carlisle, Pa, June s. - After being
in session here since Tuesday evening,
the twenty annual convention
of the Women's Home and Foreign
Missionary Society of the Evangelical
Church for the Central Pennsylvania
district, came to a close to-day. Many
reports were presented, showing the
growth of this body during the past
year.
The following officers were elected:
President, Mrs. J. A. Hollenbaugh,
Carlisle; vice president. Mrs. j. w.
Thompson. York; recording secretary,
Mrs. Hulda Baumgartner, Carlisle;
secretary, Mrs. G.. l..
Sones, York; treasurer, Mrs. NJ. /.
Jamison Newberry; superintendent
young peoples mission work. Miss
Mabel F. Crowell, York; mission
bands, Miss Emma A. Ditmar. Will
Transport; cradle roll and home de-
partment, Mrs. ]. o. Biggs, Baltimore,
Md.