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The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1917-06-25
CARRY FINE FOWL PROPERLY
Allow Bird to Rest on Forearm With
Its Head Between the Carriers
Arm and Body.

When carrying a fine fowl, hold the
legs with one hand and allow the bird
to rest on the forearm with its head
between the carriers arm and body.
This will prevent injury to the wings
and tail, while making the bird COM
Portable and giving the carrier a firm
hold on 1t.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1917-06-25
For the Poultry Fancier
information Which Will Help the Man Who Raises
Chickens for Pleasure 70 Realize Profit.

at this time 81 nigh prices. owing to
the common belief that any old grain
is good enough for poultry feed. Be
sure to see that 1t is dry and sweet.
One cannot afford, under my condl-
tons, to feed damaged grain to poul-
try. Poultry and poultry products are
worth altogether too much at this time
to take any chances Of running them
with inferior feed.
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Precinct No. 5


Ansel, Charles Earl
Austriski, George
Amadio, Ernesto
Barnes, Herbert Spencer
Barnes, Frank Raymond
Barnes, Geo. Washfngt'n
Blakesmore, Clarence H,
Blakesmore, William H,
Bradford, Lewis
Bilato, Joseph
Belcastro, Tony
Carpenter, Roy
Chrlsty, Cecil Conway
Cansuchio, Nicola
Dominica, Clnalli
Drake, Henry ].
Dodd, Clarence Alpheus
Diggs, Alvin
Demarco, Samuel
Fyduilsewski, Bolestaw
Covers, George G.
Gibbs, Claude
Genavasi, Nicola
Gargarilla, Gaetano
Hartley, Charles Russell
Hillberry, Clyde Earl
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Wilson, James
Wilson, Lindsay ].
Zenio, Francesca
Precinct No. 5

Precinct No. 5
Bragg, Alva
Bertha, William
Bradley, Clarence F.
Burchett, Johnny
Collins, Arthur T.
Gap, Peter
Cantwell, William F.
Denning, James F.
Davis, Tom
Davis, Arthur
Demarco, Bragio
Evans, Ed
Freeland, elena o.
Frame, Warder
Jemison, Martin
Jurke, Tony
Kisnel, Lemuel c.
Kozlovich, Harry
Meek, Thadeous E.
McDougal, Edward R.
Marie, Pasco
Manard, John
Markley, Joseph
Race, Kid
Robinson, Frank
Roebuck, John W.
Roto, Joe
Starkey, Harrison
Smith, orval Allen
Shrades, John
Trimble, Ralph
Tichenor, Emmit
Tapdorr, Chas.
Vernon, Nicolas P.
Wright, Lawrence F.
White, Roscoe Ross
Watkins, Gin
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FAIRMoNT DISTRICT


Branch, Joseph Ccol)
Bailey, Dennis (col)
Burgess, Earl D.
Bennett, Jas. Snowden
Brumage, Clarence E.
Brookover, Jeerson L.
Bridge, George Robert
Bolanger, Nestor
Conway, Harry Amos
Conway, James L.
Candill, Jesse Frank
Cramer, Harry L.
Grim, Harry F.
Conway, William L.
Conway, Clark B.
Christian, James (col)
Clemmons, Bill (col)
Deenardo, Mike
Davis, Carl Lee
Dragoo, Allen Kay
Dapoll, Joseph
Fox, Fred Ernest
Freeland, Benjamin F.
Floyd, Leslie
Gamble, Henry (col)
Grimes, James G, B.
Gould, Freeman E.
Grimm, Robert Lee
Gilderbach, aJcob
Hackney, Emmit (col)
Hawkins, Andrew
Hall, Charles Andrew
Hall, Thomas William
Heck, Albert Guy
Heck, John Ernest
Hall, Glen
Heck, Thomas Kinsey
Ice, Hershel Blaine
Ice, John William
Ice, Eddie Franklin
Ice, Aubrey Clyde
Ice, John William
Ice, James Brlce
King, Lee
King, Clarence G.
Lloyd, Frank II.
Merrifeld, Clarence a.
Moore, James E.
Miller, James e.
Miller, Falvy Luie
Martin, Charles R.
Myers, Edward Nelson
Murray, Cephas Basil
Moore, Lloyd E.
Merdifeld, Clyde L.
Marshall, Beatrice L(col
Morris, Baker (col)
Merrifeld, Harrison F.
Manley, Percy Seyrus
McDougal, Teddy Glen
O'Neil, Cato Ccol)
Prichard, Edward G..
Price, Emmett
Robinson, Glenn Ora
Riggs, Hugh B.
Richmond, Glen Marvin
Riggs, Ezra
Robinson, Clarence L.
Robinson, Guy Elomre
Sandy, Arch F.
Sullivan, Roy Waldo
Shafer, Terrence II.
Stewart, Marion II.
Sturm, Reginald Leslie
Straight, Cecil w.
Shuman, Earl
Straight, Claude B.
Straight, Edward d.
Sharps, Frank
Toothman, John Mack
Toothman, Charles w.
Toothman, Guy Clifford
Taylor, Emanuel L. (col)
Vincent, Lafayette
Washington, Sam (col)
Welch, Fred Lewis
Wilson, Lewis
Whitehair, Chesley r.
Wilson, Esta
Wilson, Lewis A.
Wells, Elias E.
Young, Dennis Robert
Zonoski, Joe
zeili, Antonio
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procinct No. 4


Runner, William Henry
Boyce, Erwin
Braxton, Walter
Royce, Russell Richson
Fleming, William Fred
French, Lawrence Enctl
Hawkins, Arthur Cecil
Hawkins, Oscar Lowell
Hawkins, Herbert oran
HUFFMAN, Chas. Marion
Hawkins, Rorsey Ray
Harr, Jacob Vergil
Hawkins, William Fred
Hoult, Fred
Keener, Harry Luther
knight, Clarence Earl
Lee, Roy
Michael, Denzil William
Mcdonald, Eddie Jay
Iuzum, Charles Haden
Nichols, Harry Otis
Nichols, Russell
Nuzum, Cohmas Cyrus
Satterfield, Harry L.
Snider, Albert Harmon
Stoneking, Hartman
Springer, Arthur Glenn
Springer, Ira Elliott
Thompson, Brady Dayt'l
Patterson, Philip Hays
Patterson, Chas. Clyde
Vincent, Wilbert Nathan
Vincent, Eldon Ray
Vincent, Leonard
Vincent, Harry Clevel't
anGilder, Martin Luth
Weekly, Guy
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spragg, Clarence
soldatiso, Frank

Santee Samuel Alison
Seay. Willis
Seay, John
Strawface, Antonio
sawcrak, Mike
sebick, Chambia
sgamba, Frank
Spira, Salvatore
strawface, Gennaro
Strawface, Joe
saccene, Ginoria
stephonsky, Mike
Toothman, Ernest Lam
Talbot, Patrick V.
Tuftan, John
Urbancic, John
White, Charles M.
Virgins, James
Washington, George ].
Yaquinto, Salvatore
Precinct No. 2
Arnett, Willie A.
Boor, William Paul
Bico, Loney Jacob
Curry, Hayward Elihu
Curry, Edward Dale
Clark, Lewis G.
Carpenter, Joseph
Grower, William R.
Grower, Ralph Walker
Glaspell, Harvey Amos
Humphrey, Walter c.
Hartley, Marvin Earl
Taught, Jesse Lee
Harr, Russell Lee
Irons, James Bert
Kuhn, William L.
Kennedy, James E.
Little, Charles M.
Lanham, Scott W.
Little, Amos Oscar
Little, Gideon Linn
Leeper, Lewis Leon
Little, Benjamin F.
Linn, Richard Gibson
McAlister, Albert G.
Nuzum, Donovan
Nixon, Clarence Amos
Nixon, Clarence j.
Nixon, Ronald Earl
Provance, John Jos.
Rumbaugh, Herbert ].
Rutherford, Willis E.
Russell, Glen H.
Smith, Ralph Lowe
Shaver, William n.
Shaver, John Wesley
Shaver, John T.
Smith, George R.
Shaver, Robert Lee
darlington, Gilbert v.
Thomas, Fred Linn
Vincent, Lewis Edgar
Vincent, Thurman A.
Vincent, Clarence W.
Walls, Wade Lester
Precinct No. 8
Argesol, George
Argeoros, George
Aristotle, Joe
Akroftos, Pete
Byrne, Robert
Brisco, Charlie
Bennett, Henry
Ball, Robert A.
Bennett, Thomas
Barthlow, Amos
Bennett, Clarence A.
Browne, Frank
Borrelll, Samuel
Before, Salvatore
Barrelli, John
Barrelli, Frank
Brill, Alfred D.
Bifore, John
Clark, Ed
Christie, Hyson
Curtis, William G.
Christian, Tony
Carlin, Clarence VIM.
Clark, Harvey B.
Ciarcauzas, John
Curia, Samuel
Cocuvero, Carmelo
Christian, Ralph
Davis, Ernest
Dean, Chas.
Drake, Charlie e.
Dolinpi, Rocco
DeLorenzo, Vincenzo
Eakle, William L.
Estep, Jess Edward
Furbee, John
Fortney, Elmer Ross
Grayman, MelVon
Glover, William L.
Girod, Elmer Roy
Glrod, Albert Jules
Griffith, Raymon v.
Carlow. Toney
Hartley, James R.
Hayhurst, Georgia a.
Hearn, John L.
Hoffman, Blake David
Hunsaker, Ralph 81.
Hearne, James Monroe
Hayhurst, barley ].
Howard, Fred Allen
Jahison, Chas.
Jones, Sylvester
johnson, Clarence Lessi
johnson, Bert
Jarrett, Jesse
Joyuinto, Salvatore
Kibble, George W.
Kisner, William G.
King, James Alvin
Kendrick, Frank B.
Kasparovich, Ivan
Kubas, Joe
Karos, Gus
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FAIRMoNT DISTRICT

Precinct No. II
Barry, Michael A.
Barry, John Francis
Bagwell, Arlo
Barnes, Herschel B.
Book, Jesse Leroy
Barbee, Harry Eston
Brumage, Benjamin Lee
Barry, Lawrence Leo
Brown, Jesse Brooks
Bracken, Pat
Conrad, William E.
Davone, Sayero
Dollison, Ralph Harvey
Davis, Guy Ulyssus
Dillon, Michael
Erwin, James Paul
Erwin, John Joseph
Fimple, Ralph William
Grimes, George
Griffin, Hugh Finley
Gattain, Ode Joseph
Higginbotham, Samuel
Hornor, Edwin Roy
Haunt, Claude Clinton
Ice, William Earl
jenkins, William d.
Keener, Alvy U.
Kay, Joseph
Kay, George
LIpscomb, Livy Curtis
Love, Jordan
Morgan, Lewis G.
Morgan, Charles d.
Marley, Harrison ].
Martin, Steenrod E.
Minson, Walter (col)
McFee, Amos Alfred
McIntire, Hiram David
Mcintyre, Clarence n.
Nicely, Forrest H.
Nestor, Lee Roy
Pitts, Colley (col)
Ridgely, William G.
Ray, Albert
Sturgeon, William @.
Street, Clarence
Snoderly, James Otis
Salvatore, Guzzo
Spencer, Leroy Everett
Seivertson, Edward H.
Tetrick, John Llyod
Trickett, Thos. E. R.
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Leonard, Arthur ogal

Lewis, Walter c.
Leonard, Arthur ogal
Luzadder, Samuel s.
Lipscomb, Guy
Luchart, Frank
Minson, Charley
Murray, Howard
McAtee, Roy
McIntlre. Suldon A.
Martin, Henry NJ.
Martina, Frank
Michele, Ambrose
Nixon, Seymore W.
Oneprio, Achille D.
Olivero, Povlo
Pratt, William Wesley
Parada, Wincenty
Panza, Dominica
Preetilli, Joseph
Pistelli, John
Paciocco, Bill
Pirozzi, Jos.
Riggin, Guy
stinger, James L.
Richardson, Chas. A.
Romano, Tony
Romano, Tonic
Smith, Charles (col)
Smith, Harrison (col)
Smith, Edward (col)
Sidney, William (col)
Smith, Ed. (col)
Sheets, John
Snider, Otis R.
Salter, Raymond Zane
Sheets, Harry Wilson
Sypult, Albert Blame
Spring, Chas. Wilson
Sypult, Wesley S.
Shaver, James Wayne
Samdagrace, Nicola
Spragg, Tony
Go. Top,nc
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Hawkins, Martin Lee

Hawkins, Martin Lee
Hall, Wade
Hall, Cecil
Hall, Elias John E.
Ice, Arlie Fleming
Ianni, Pietro
Johnson, Frank
Julian, Samuel
Janavasa, Asico
King, oJseph William
Kemble, Everett Luther
Linn, Clyde Brady
Linn, Lewis F.
Linn, Lawrence Rayemr
Linn, Darrell Mort
Lee, William
Linn, Hiram Oscar
Moragn, Lloyd Clinton
Miller, Lorin Russell
Miller, Terra Lester
Mema, Giuseppe
Manni, Robert
Maria, Carmen
Niche, John
Nelson, Fred
Radford, Orva William
Rice Davis
Rutherford, Fred'ck NJ.
Powell, Joseph
Padra, Camille Di
Rutherford, Gideon T.
Rucci, Luigi
Rulice, James
Sucurro, Salvatore
Strjciecki, Wactaw
Sautell, Antonio
Spatagore, Antonio
Sheplin, James Earl
Shorten, Henry A.
Stanley, Morgan Bert
Spinelli, Lorgi
Tucker, William
Talone, Fuore
Urso, James
Urso, Luigi
Vincent, Joseph Mead
Vincent, John ZachariaI
Vincent, Ola
Veltri, Biaogio
Vester, Frank
Veltri, Giuseppe
West, Zarah
West, John Lewis
Williams, Louis Edgar
Wilt, Russell Dean
West, Dorsey F.
Work, Loyal Leo
Work, Charles
wilt, Jesse Washington
Yates, Clarence Henry
Yates, Benjamin II.
Zaccogni, Nicola
New Britain herald., 1917-06-08
PUBLIC SCHOOLS
 IN ATHLETIC MEET
First Event of Its Kind Held in
 This City Proves Success

Four .hdndrsd athletes represent ing nine of the public schools of the city, gathered at walnut Hill park yesterday afternoon. when the first athletic meet of its kind was held. under the supervision of Director William G. Moorhead of the physical department of the local schools. In all. there were 2,50O children on hand when the first event was called. The meet was in every respect a suc- cess, and reflects much credit on the manner in which Director Moorhead has handled the boys. Yesterdays s contests forecast future successes along similar lines. and Director Moorhead is at work on several pro- grams that will prove Interesting during the summer.
 Assisting the supervisor were the following ofncials: Timer, Rourke; judges at finish. Dunnigan. Grove, Jahn. Hannon and O'Brien. The Northend. Rockwell and smalley schools were tied for honors at the close of the games. with 12 points each. The Lincoln and Monroe schools failed to score point. The results of point getting are as follows:
New Britain herald., 1917-06-08
NOTED RUNNER WOUNDED.

Jackson. Star MIler of Oxford Univ1.s
 slty . Victim of German Shell.
 It became known yesterday thaks Major Arnold N. s. Jackson, the famous English ,miie runner of ox- ford university is among the latlsl victims of the war, having bee struck by . fragment of flying sh1H and seriously wounded during t1 lighting on the French front &a
 Jackon will be remembered 6 American followers of athletics as q {, man who defeated the Americ@ quartet composed of John Paul Jon&
 Norman Taber, Abel Kiviat and Mstss win w. Sheppard in the 1,50O metst race 1t Stockholm in 1912. sss
 Major Jackson visited this countE$ two years later when he ran, as ans chor on the Oxford university foutS y mile relay team 1t the Pennsylva11a relay carnival on April 26. On thte occ4sion. Jackson chalked up anoth
 remarkable performance, winning txe race in . driving finish with WalleN McCurdy, the intercollegiate two-mile champion, rtght at his shoulder. III winning this rAce for hIs team JacN son carried the American InterH8- v tional four-milA relay championshS to Grea4 Britain. a&
New Britain herald., 1917-06-08
Total A 9 12 12 Il 12

lCCAl ..4 0.a 41 AS AA As ~ Results Of the trial heats and hnal events are as follows:
 Trial heats. 70-pound class, dash, 10 yards:
 First, Lincoln. time : seconds, George, RotherfOrth :. Second. Northend. time ' seconds. Howard Eachstaedt. as Third, Northend. time 6 4-s ssoQnds. Raymond Grandquest. 5 s
 Fourth, Rockwell, atime 1-5 seconds, Elton Anderson #
 Fifth, East, time 6 seconds, Hugo Litke.
 Final heat: First. Rockwell. Elton Anderson. Second, East. Hugo Litke.
 Third, Northend. Howard Eich- staedt.
 Fourth. Northend. Raymond Grand quest. Time-e 1-5 seconds.
 Trial heat, s5 pound class. 50 yard dash: First. Northend. time 2 s-5 seconds, Gerhardt Young.
 Second, Northend, time 1-5 seconds. Vincent squillaciote
 Third. Smith, time 2-5 seconds, Leon Walski.
 Fourth, Oseood Hill, time 2 1-5 seconds. Hugo Anderson.
 Fifth. Smith. time 4-5 seconds. Clifford Chopin.
 Final heat:
 First Smith, Leon walsl<i.
 Second, Northend. Vincent squilla- ciote.
 Third. osgood Hill, Hugo Anderson. ]. Fourth, Smith, Clifford Chopin. ~Mna& A. Trial heats, 95 pound class. 75 yard dash: E First. Rockwell. time 2-6. Gustave Hjerpe.
 Second. smalley time 3 1-s. Max Hovefman.
 Third. Rockwell. time 3 1-6 seconds. George Weber. Fourth. Rockwell, time seconds, William Anderson.
 Fifth. East. Pearson.
 Final Heat:
 First, East. A. Pearson.
 Second, Rockwell, Andrews.
 Third, Rockwell, TIJerps.
 Fourth. Smalley. Hoverman.
 Tme-9 seconds.
 Unlimited weight class. Trial: First Smith. time IF 1-5 seconds. Frank Roschanek.
 Second. Rockwell. time 13 seconds. Adam ,Albaneese. Third. smalley. time IF seconds. Henry Medrick. a s4 Fourth, Burritt. time IF seconds. Maurice Martin
 Fifth, Smalley, time 12 2-5 seconds, August Battaglio.
 Sixth, Smalley. time Il 1-5 seconds. Abe Yankowitz.
 Final heat:
 First, smalley, Yankowits. Second, Northend, Heslin.
 Third. Burritt. Martin.
 Fourth Smalley, Medrick.
 Time-12 1-6 seconds
 The relay race resulted as follows: First. Smalley; second. Burritt;
New Britain herald., 1917-06-08
:, HANGS ON TO SAM.

Detroit. Mich, June s.-Presidenf' Navin of ,, the Detroit Tigers has r1t fused proposition of James c. Dunn. owner of the Cleveland Indians, to sell him Sam Crawford, veteran dut. fielder of the Tigers. Navin refused to part with the old Detroit hero. dS. spite the fact that he is paying Sax4s . salary of 37.6oO for wearing out his knickerbochers sliding up anN down the Tiger bench. At the ti4eA the Federal league agents were lyiheI in ambush to capture the stars of the Giant-White .Sox worlds tourists oks .1s13-1sI4, Navin met Crawford as hes got oR the Steamsnip and whislksd him to his hotel. where Sam was, asked to sign 2 four year contract A4' $7,600 q year. Sam now is serving out the fourth year of that contract Sam's batting eye seems to be on the wane. n hs is only hitting arou11 .l3O. The slugging barber surely i the highest saiaxied pinch hitter In all baseball history.
New Britain herald., 1917-06-08
wagner Back in Game.

s' 6 3ittsburEh. June s.--Even the pxj jDence of the great Hans Wagner at 5 ssi63e base couldn't pull the Pirates to ftf0Sy over the Dodgers on Forbes old there yesterday. The National
 eS9ues champions conquered the Cor m by, 2 count of 5 to 3. Tho Dod-
 ss. clouted Mamaux 90 hard in the \ eond and third innings that he had 30 I1ve way to Grimes in the fourth. Eloksr WAS invincible in all except E1lSo eighth inning. when the Corzairs
 43n on him for their full complement eE three rum. Wheat played q strong < axne for Brooklyn, scoring two runs
 driving in another.
 ybur sthousand fans turned out to Slcome the great Wagner back to s Ehaf fold. The grand old Dutchman
 pIlHed coFking game at frst base 4ltd clipped in with g single in the E lalhth inning that scored Hinchman. on his three other trips to the plate 3 tzio humping Teut0n was tossed out
 6y Cutshaw. The score:
 g4 r. h. e.
 Hroosayn os2ooooo1-5 8 o < Pft&sburgh ..... 00O00008O-3 2 0 . Batteries: Pfefer and Meyers: Ma mAnx. Grimes, Carlson and Schmidt.
New Britain herald., 1917-06-08
TO STOP GAMBLING
By Briggs.

Yankees Management Making Deter
 mined Effort to Put Stop to Fast
 Growing Evil at Polo Grounds.
 New York, June s.-The manage r.ent of the Yankees has successfully put g stop to the betting evil that has annoyed occupants of the grand stand back of third base. The per sons who have been making wagers on the results of games have been barred from the Polo grounds Pri- vate detectives have been gathering evidence for more than week, with the result that the ring leaders of the betting fraternity will have to go elsewhere during the Yankees home game.
 Tn all of our cities we intend to suppress betting in public." said President Johnson of the American league yesterday. Baseball Is a clean sport and can live without the patron age of the betting element. Of course it is difficult to detect persons who bet privately. hut the individuals who have been shoutinsI odds and fiashins money in the ball parks will be denied admission
 It is understood that the National league has adopted similar policy. Betting on all games must go!
New Britain herald., 1917-06-08
vosHE1D BEATS BEHR.

New. York. June S.-S. Howard voshell. national indoor champion. defeated Allan Behr by Q score of 6--4, T-6, yesterday afternoon in the fourth round of the New York Lawn Tennis Clubs Bronx County ''patri- otic'' tournament, on the clay courts It Columbia Oval. This was the only match played during the day, s.l- though Hugh Tallant, the Harvard veteran. gained a default over J. H. steinkampf In the same round. and will meet Voshell in the semi-nnal bracket this afternoon at 1 o'clock. In the other semi-nnA match this aft srnoon Elliott Binzen. national junior champion, will play Henry Bassford. and the doubles will be brought through to the nnal brackets.
New Britain herald., 1917-06-08
|||lvTS WIN BUT ll)SE STAR CATCHER
cearty lniures Leg Sliding to Base Taken to Hospital

tncinnati, June S.-After two Aight defeats here the Giants tore stc Matty's Rhinelanders yesterdsy S1((eer the fashion of a herd Of en-
 Qd bull4. Began, one of Mhtty's
 Snile slabmen, felt the fdll force
 The Giant wrath. Regah stuck to
 post to the finish, but was pretty slf used up pitcher when 1t was over. n Giants crashed into the kids &Dhing wares for fifteen hits and n their first game of the season in
 Rry Herrmanntown by score ot $&A 10 l. As Phildelphia was idle the Ants tied the Quakers for the lead.
 he New York slugfest, however, TT marred by the disability of Lew f>arty, Mc<araw's hard hitting
 her McCarty injured his left les
 ly In sliding back to first base
 5he fourth inning that it was ne-
 Ary for teammates to carry him Hfhe field. Lew was immediately ln to hospital. where an x-ray
 nana4ion Of the injury will be fe A nasty examination revealed ! Sossibie fracture of the fibula just
 ve the ankle.
 Jp until his injury McCarty had de two hits in as many times up. |, edAn, who succeeded him. kept up W pace with double. After the 5 nts piled up, their big lead Mo- 1w sent in young Ernie Krueger to
 th Salee. The score:
 IN A r. h. e.. ~ York 11o1oo22s-1o IS l
 1unati .... 00O1000OO- 10 1 yssa attsries: Halee and McCarty. Rar-
 and Krueger; Began and Wingo.
New Britain herald., 1917-06-08
HE'LL SHOOTS WE'LL.

Allentown Man Captures First Place
 in AmaAeur Tournanfent.
 Branford, Pa, June S.-Allen Heil, of Allentown. Pa. finished high anna tour average winner of the Pennsyl- vania State sportsmen'si 1917 Trap shooting Tournament which closed here yesterday.
 Hell broke 443 out of 450 tar9ets in the regular events of tho tourna- ment. Tho professional high average of the tournament was made by Har- ry Welles, of New York, with . score of 434.
New Britain herald., 1917-06-08
KID LEWIS KEATS BRrrroN.
Eh91isl,man Scores Over Welter
 Champion in St. Louas.

St. Louis, June s.-H the referee had been empowered to give a deci- sion at the end of ten round bout It the Future City A. c. Wednesday night between 'Welter Champion Jack Britton and Kid Lewis, the title would have changed hands. The consensus of opinion of ringside critics was that the Englishman outpointed the cham pion decisively.
 It was the eleventh battle between tn pair. and Lewis claims 1t was the hardest beating he yet has given to Britton.
New Britain herald., 1917-06-08
WILLING wELLdNG LOSES.

New York. June s.-Crossing with a terrific right flush to the jaw, Joe Yelling of Chicago had Johnny Dun- dee, the West Side Italian. on the verge of q knockout in the second round of their ten round bout in the St. Nicholas, s. C., last night. But the fighting blood of Caesars legions flowing in Dundee's veins must have come to his rescue. Recuperattng quickly, he rallied and drove Yelling back on the defensive. After that Dundee proceeded to pile up . com fortable lead on points. At the end Dundee clearly was entitled to . de- cision.
New Britain herald., 1917-06-08

Games Today. New Haven at Lawrence. Bridgeport at Portland. Hartford at Springfield. New London at Worcester.
New Britain herald., 1917-06-08
CANADA STOPS BETTING.

Ottawa, Ont. June s.-The order in council prohibiting betting on Cana dian tracks takes effect on August and continues until the end of the war. The order will be promulgated as soon as signed by tho governor general.
New Britain herald., 1917-06-08
w1TnNGroN JOINS RED CROSS.

Madison. Wis. June S.-Dr. Paul Wilmington, coach of the University of Wisconsin football team. has en- listed in the Boston base hospital corps of the Red Cross, and announc- ed yesterday that he would not re- turn to this city should tho university decide to play conference football. Wilmington expects to be called duI- ing the summer.
New Britain herald., 1917-06-08
ANDERSON HEADS GOLFERS.

Now York. Juno S.-John c. An derson, of Slwanoy. led deld of ffty-four golfers In the Westchestsr County tournament. played yesterday at Scarsdale, with . 76. It wa1 not determined until late last night that Anderson was the winner, on account of another score of 72, turned in by F. w. Fowler.
New Britain herald., 1917-06-08
SUBURBAN ENTRIES.
Claaslc Event HAs Ten starterp
 c1naing stromboli and Houriess.

New York. June s.-Of the eigl( , or more horses named to start in tI Suburban Handicap tomorrow will probably parade to the post. tho conditions are right.
 These include Hourless and StronSs holi. from August Belmont's stabI1. Ed Grump and Boots owned by "A. K Ma'cotnber: H. c. Hallenbeck's Tll Finn. Harry Payne Whitney's BorrSa and Rickety, James Buffers Spaar John Sanford's George Smith. and An drew Killers Ticket.
New Britain herald., 1917-06-08
Standing of Clubs.
Games Today.

Games Today. New York at Cincinnati. Philadelphia at Chicago. Boston at St. Louis. Brooklyn at Pittsburgh.
New Britain herald., 1917-06-08
. Batteries: Williams, Canavan ar
 Gaston: Woodward and Devine.

Worcester. Mass, June s.--Bur- feind's wildness helped New London in the run getting yesterday. He started nve of the nine innings by contributed two wild pitches. The Worcester team was crippled. Pot eeiger and Wilder were out on ac- count of injuries and Tyler limped badly. He was hit the day before by . carelessly thrown bat. Reiser pitched "a good game. The score:
 r. h. 6. New London ... 1130oo1oo-6 2 Worcester ....,.. O00O0000-o 6 3 Batteries: Reiger and Fish: Bur feind, Herring and Tyler.
New Britain herald., 1917-06-08

TRY-OUT FOR COLIEGE BOY.
 Bloomington. Ind. June S.-Cap- tain Edward Ridley of the Indiana University. baseball team is to get q try-out with tho Louisville team of tho American association.