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Norwich bulletin., 1918-09-17

address. The fair continued satur- day afternoon and evening. The en- tertainment in the evening, given by the pupils of the schools consisted of songs, recitations and short sketches and was very good. Prizes were of fered for the best exhibits. which spur red the young people to do their best and the results showed what can be done by pupils to help during the pres ont crisis
Norwich bulletin., 1918-09-17
New Record at saratoqa.

Willis Shaupe Kilmer's imported three-year- old colt Sun Briar ran a mile in 1.34 in a race against time at the track at the Saratoga associa . ton, beating the worlds record of 1.34 3-5. made by the American bred horse Roamer at the same track dur ing the August meeting. Sun Briar carried 105 pounds, and was paced by two runners. Claver, a Canadian jock ey rod him. The footing was in per feet condition with the surface almost as firm as a trotting track
Norwich bulletin., 1918-09-17
MIDDLEToWN,

The board of directors of the Mid dlesex County Hospital have post poned indefinitely the erection of the proposed addition to the MiddleseX Hospital on Crescent street. This ac- ton was taken on account of the re- quest of the government to defer all construction work which was not es- sential in winning of the war.
Norwich bulletin., 1918-09-17
NEW LONDON.

The contract for the heating in con- nection with the two buildings which Westcott & Mapes of New Haven are erecting for the government submarine school has been let to a Hartford firm. One is fer machine shop and labora- tory and the other is a torpedo and seamanship building.
Norwich bulletin., 1918-09-17
Maybe Haven't Any,

The way great many motorists are insisting that Dr. Garfield issue a definite ruling, instead of making Sunday gasoline" a matter of con- science, would indicate there are a lot of folks who find it decidedly in- convenient to exercise their con- sciences.-J Democrat.
Norwich bulletin., 1918-09-17

at the Congregational parsonage on Thursday afternoon at 3 o'clock.
 The meeting of the Red Cross will be in the Baptist church this week.
 John Atterbury who has been work ing for F. E. Crary during his vaca- tion has resumed his studies at the Vocational school in New London. : Farmers are busy filling their silos.
Norwich bulletin., 1918-09-17
PORTLAND,

Architect Crabtree of New Britain is receiving bids for fire escapes for the Central school, which is two stor- es high. He is also receiving separate bids for some alterations, which in- clude new freproof doors and boiler room.
Norwich bulletin., 1918-09-17

Philadelphia, Sept. IS. = Benny Leonard. the lightweight champion. tonight had an easy time in his six round bout with Harry Pierce of Brooklyn. The champion hit Pierce when and where he pleased but did not knock him out.
Norwich bulletin., 1918-09-17
Attention, sheboyaan!

A lady out in Sheboygan, Wis,
 made herself a dress out of F flour sacks recently. This is a case requir- ing investigation. How did she get the 12 sacks? The average woman can't even get one.-New York Post.
Norwich bulletin., 1918-09-17
Nd stoppina the Good Work.

If it were known that the world would end in six months, still it would be the duty of civilized man. kind to go on licking the Germans Toledo Blade.
Norwich bulletin., 1918-09-17
What of the H. C. of IL

You cannot play with dollars un- less you are an idiot. No dollar can put into your mind any thought worth while that was not there be- fore. and good thoughts are the real wealth-Washingto Times.
Norwich bulletin., 1918-09-17
His Use for It.

Proving that the world does move, if you had presented a medieval knight with a modern steel bathtub he would probably have had it cut up into un- dershirts.-DaIlas News.
Norwich bulletin., 1918-09-17
WlLIIMANTIC

Work has been started on garage which the American Thread Co. will build at their plant It will be 35x10o feet, one story. of tile Blocks. Accom- modations will be arranged for eight trucks.
Norwich bulletin., 1918-09-17

During the month of June. 1918, the Mexican Department of Commerce and Industry. according to the July 2S issue Of Fl 'conomista issued s7 mining titles for properties located in various states Of the republic. and Of this number 4e belong 10 the State Of Sonora alone. where the mining in dustrv has assumed a considerab ble impetus during recent months.
Norwich bulletin., 1918-09-17
COTTON.

New York. Sept 1S.-Cotton futures opened barely steady. October $500 December 32.34 to 32.50, January 32.3 to 32.15, March 3202, May 3i.e5 to 31S5; spot cotton quiet, niddling 35.10.
Norwich bulletin., 1918-09-17
Hint of the Future.

With the present rate of pounding going on by the Allies on the western front, it won't be many months be- fore they are knocking at the Kaiser's front door.-Portland (Me.) Eastern Argus,
Norwich bulletin., 1918-09-17
Busily Educatinq Germany.

A Holland journalist says that Ger many will quit the moment she knows she is licked" Well, at last accounts our boys over there were getting along fairly well at educating kultur.-Tole- do Blade.
Norwich bulletin., 1918-09-17
SPORTING NOTES.

Satisfaction was expressed by foot ball coaches throughout the country with the war departments stand in favor of the continuation of intercol- legiate athletics and it's statement last
Norwich bulletin., 1918-09-17
Pnint tn Be ohserued

It may have been noted by observ- ant readers that no bridges or babies are being named for the kaiser-NeW York World.
Norwich bulletin., 1918-09-17
Idea of Insinuatina Hes Old!

This may be the day of tht young
 man, but just look at Uncle Joe Can lnon.-Charleston News and Courier.
Norwich bulletin., 1918-09-17
Rain Stops Grand Circuit Racing.

Columbus. O.. Sept. 16.-Rain, which prevented the Grand Circuit racing from being started this evening, con tinued this afternoon and early this evening and officians announced that no attempt would be made to race to- morrow.
Norwich bulletin., 1918-09-17
MONEY.

New York, i1ept Is. - Call money strong; high s; low 6; ruling rate 6; closing bid 3-4; offered at 6; lart loan 6; bank acceptances 4 1-4.
Norwich bulletin., 1918-09-17
Never Was.

Detroit editor worries lest there will not be enough sugar to sweeten the cranberry crop. As if there / ever could bt!-Boston Herald.
Norwich bulletin., 1918-09-17
BUILDING OPERATIONS
 IN NEW ENGLAND

Statistics of building and engineer ing operations in New England as compiled by The F. W. Dodge Com pany follow:
Norwich bulletin., 1918-09-17

A f1irt is a girl who is afraid she will be left at the post.
Norwich bulletin., 1918-09-17

Starting the heating plant for Autumn often causes a FIRE THROUGH defective fues, etc-see that we IN- SURE YOUR property BE- FORE this happens. Expert service.
 ISAAC s. JONES
 Insurance and Real Estate Agent Richards Building, ef Main Street
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-11-11
NEDELNf PRACE v LODENI-
CfCH ZASTAVENA.

Vcera zastavena prace v Gle
velandskych lodenicich vic v
1edeli Sc v nsch pracovat ne
bude, ponevadz sestidenni pra-
.e nasi Wade liz postacf. Nedel-
II cinr rost v lodenicich z;raze-
ma vsak nejen v jezernich ma
sich lodGnicfch, nybrz vsech a.
merickych pristavech. Stalo Sc
tax ma rozkaz tajemnika ma
nofniho departmentu Danielse
a podobnV rozkaz vydan bri-
tickou vladou V Kanade. coz
neilepsi lest pfedzvesti, ze sve
tova valka brzy bude skonce-
ma. Kanad'ane sv6 move obchod
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-11-11
Pesak Ed. Solovec. Oils Ha-niri
Ave., ransn; v. Novak, 6O1O
Fullerton Ave., nezvestnyn.

Vcerejsi seznam ztrat We
Francii vykazuje diva ceske Gle
veland'any. V. Novak, COLO
Fullerton ave., "a bitevni vfavy
znizel a die vseho upadl "a
jeti a Ed. Solovec, Oils Hamm
ave., vazne byl poranen.
Novak slouzil u pechoty z
Ohio, byl vylosovanym bran
Gem a nezvestnym stal Sc "a
bitvy v lese Argonnskem.
Solovec slouzil u setniny l.
radoveho pluku {. 26 a byl rov
nez u Verdunu vazne poranen.
;Tyz byl radovym pesakem A ro
ky a do Francie odebral Sc cd
mexickych hranic prvni arma
dou Pershingovou. Je synem pi
Florencie Solovcove z Hamm
ave.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-11-11
TAJEMNIK
VALKY v
CLEVELANDU.

Byvaly clevelandsky mayor
a nynejsi taiemnfk valky New
ton D. Baker prodleval vcera
Sc svou choti V nasem meste.
Prijel rano vecer nastoupil
zas zpatecni jizdu do Washing
tonu. Sekretar Baker vuci zpra
vodajum projevil velke uspo-
kojeni valecnou situacl a
zvlast pozastavoval Sc mad vel
kym rozmachem revoluce ze-
mich nemeckych, jakoz mad
postupem druhe ameri
cke armady V Lotrinsku.
o mirovych podminkach ne
:htel Sc vsak vuc zpravodajdm
rozh hovofit, ponevadz jeho ma
ySteva Clevelandu mela ucel
oukromy pry jedine.
PAM Bakerova zdstane zde
IL svych pfatel cely tyden.
WSS TWSS1
MA KRIzOVATCE.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-11-11
nj lodi vic nevyzbrojuji a p'o-
dobne opatrenl lie ocekavat
v pfistavech americkych.
.WlSs;,SI] VS. !! .W!lS!S.) l 81
SOUDNf RfZENf OBNOVENO,

Veskeri krajstf soudcove OBJ
how'll dnes cinnost We svych IL
'adovnach a rovn6z velka poro
a po ctrnactidennf pause zaha
lila vysetrovani zalob. Okresni
vezeni jest domnelymi provi-
nilci tax preplneno, ze krajsti
soudcove musl 81 pospiSit, mali
byt okresni venice alespon ca
stecne uvolnena. Dluzno pozna
menati, re We vySetrujici vazb6
v poslednich IA dnech neyysky
tt Sc jediny pfipad chripky neb
podobne choroby.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-11-11
OSLAVA MfRU v cESkYCH
~@ cTVRTfCH.

Ackoliv uredni oslava uZa-
vreni miru ustanovena may)-
rem ma vecerni hodiny, cleve-
landsky lid oslavoval hned do
poledne a nejvetsi zastupy roz
radostnenych muzu, zen ditck
proudly ma sluaru a We vsech
hlavnich ulicich dolenniho me-
sta. Nicmene i V ceskych etvr-
itch slavnoBtni pruvody w do
poledne poradany a prapory
vlaly temer ma vsech budovach.
Velice zivo bylo ma Broad
way kde zvony tn chvili Sc roz-
zvucely, tovarni sireny rozjece-
ly improvisovane kapely "a
hrm6ly vft6zny pochod.
Pred budovou "Sveta" sta.
nul prvni podobny prdvod o de-
vate hodine. Byli to delnici
krejcoven pane Bartunkovych
jejichz kapela nam zanotovala
sviznou serenadu.
Ma sta aut j ceskymi prapor.
ci dekorovanych projlzdela ce
skymi ulicemi a cele roje ma
Sich krajanu pochodovaly ku
stfedu mesta.
A radost vyZlrala kazdeml
z oci, radost mad ZhrOuceni 81
N6mecka, mad viteZstvim poet
We veci spojenecke.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-11-11
CLEVEL AND OSLAVl UKONCENl
SVETOVE VALKY.
STRANA OSMA

Depese O skonceni sv6t)ve
valky dosla do Clevelandu dnes
rano a k Seste hodine u jezer-
niho brehu zahi.mely delove w
strely ma oslavu dotcene udalo-
sti. K vseobecne oslave uzavre-
nj svetoveho miru dojde vsak
dnes vecer O sedme hodtne a to
v ulicich dolenniho mesta, kde
velka mirova parada bude uspo
radana. Stane Sc tax ma pod
net mayora Davise a valecne je
no rady. Pocatek dnesni vecer-
nj oslavy oznamf lodni i tovar-
nj pistaly, hasicske. policejnl i
ko Stelni zvony, iakoz i velke
Uhnostroje u jeZera.
Rizeni miroveho pruvodl
svereno kapitanu Shuppovi. je-
muz bude asistentem M. A. Vim
son. Ocekava Sc, re ma pruvo-
du bude Sc podlleti asi $1,000
pochodujiclch.
Ones raro prihlasilo Sc j L
5000 pracovnic cd Cerveneho
Krize a ruznych danskych va
lecnych orga ,isaci. -Mimo tech
budau ppchodovati Templafi,
Rytili Pythiovi, kolumbovi, ru-
zne uniformOvane spolky, vo-
jenske oddly. radovi pesi, ma
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-11-11
ODSTAVENY KAISR MA.
VsTEVOU v REDAKCI
.aKt "SVETA."

'Jeho ,1cisafska a kralovska
milost, A,bozi milosti dnes jiz v
pensi, V.lem posledni, navstivil
mas dnes v nasi redakci We vel
mi zubozenem stavu, pruvo-
du Geskeho delnictva zavodu
Allen Ryan Go. Jeho 'Majestat
uvaZany ma reteZe, dOpraven
byl ma autotrucku p. M. Basty
a odsouzen vyslechnout v ma
sem zavode hrmici naSi narod-
nj "Hej Slovane", kterou pobid
nut nekolika Stulci, musil Zpi-
vati sebou. Vlastenecka skupi-
ma navStiv.la predem dopoledni
oslavu ma Squaru, kde Sc spou-
tanyn Hohenzollernem zp6sc
bill jistou sensaci.
sxvCC1 IS,TG11
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-11-11
MA KRIzOVATCE.
Pan j. BartInek, 1927 Hamm
ave., smrtelns poranen.

V nemocnici sv. Alexise ze-
mfel v sobotu dopoledne pan
Jan Bartdnek, bydlfci v elsie
1927 Hamm ave. Skonal ma
sledkem tezkeho urazu ma ira
tt pennsylvanske drahy Act
ma Road utrpeneho.
Pan Bartunek pracoval v to-
varnach firnny Allen Ryan Go.
a patek vecer jako obyceine
vracel Sc prace k domovu. Sci
We spolecnosti tri svych druhu
a dosp6v zminene pennsylvan-
ske kfizovatky, vsiml 81, re ta-
90 Jest dlouhy'm nakladnim Via
KEN zablokovana. Pan Bartu-
mex tudiz trp6live vyckaval a
teprv kdyz nakladni vlak byl
rozdvojen, ably Id ma kfizovat-
ce mohl profit, chtel We sve ce
ste pokracovati.
V tom ale, bez pfedbeznych
varovnych signalu, pfiletel ry-
chlik a nestesti nasledovalo.
Pan BartGn6k byl totiz rychlo-
vlakem za3azen a daleko od XII
zovatky odhozen. Kdyz jej I'VE
dli byl v mrakotach a pozdeji
nemocnicnimi lekari objeveno,
| ze utrpel tezka poran6ni v bo-
ku jakoz ma lebce, kteremuz-
to poraneni vyjmenovany kra-
lien nasledujici dopoledne take
podlehl.
Pan Jan Bartun6k narodl Sc
pred 81 lety v Pisecku V Ce.
chach do naseho mesta pfiby
kpfed 45 lety, stav Sc tax jed
l'nim z nejstarsich osadniku Iii
[kovskych. Byl to muz ryziht
[charakteru, dobrosrdecny
znacnych znamosti i We spoke
vych kruzich pozivajici.
| Mimo vdOvy zustavil tfi do
|spele syny dve dcery, jakoz
rozvetvene pTibuzenstvo, jim!
Ivsem my soustrast timtD Wy
slovujcm.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-11-11
WsS'SS!I Ws'SS! W,.tl!SSl VS.
ZADUSIL Sc v KOUPELNE.

Devatenactilety V. Spraitz,
9717 Gibson Ave-, pripravil 81
vcera koupel We svem bytu a
pri te prilez' tosti neuzavfel pc
Give plynovy kohoutek. Mezi
tim co jinoch We van6 81 howell,
plyn uchaZel a konecne v mra-
koty jej privedl. Kdyz domaci
lid kritickeho stavu mladeho
muze 81 povSiml Spraitze do
nenocicne dopravl, pozde by
10 jill - jinoch skonal brzy pc
SVEN privezeni do st. Alexis.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-11-11

morni zaloha, skauti, municni
delnici, uniformovani studuilci
z vySsfch skol, cizonarodnl
spolky, zastupci spojencd, atd.
Veskere hudebni kapely byly
jiz ku vecernimu pruvodu OBJ
jednany a slavnostni ilumina-
ce stfelby bude rovnez dost.
Ucastnici prdvodu budou Sc
schazet ma Euclid ave. a vych.
80 ul., odkudz pochodovati Sc
ma k Superior ave-, vych. 6 uli-
G., Rockwell ave. a na square,
kde pripravuji sc radostne de-
monstrace a kde "kaiser' male
ute bude "potfen".
p dobne bude KAISER V
Lakewood "oslavovan", kde je
no figura bude vrzena do ohne
to ma prostranstvl u tamn6Jsl
radnice, roh Warren a Detroit
ave. We vsech dalsich predme-
stitch bude dnes vecer o sed.ne
hodine podepsani miru a krajnl
yit6zstvi spojeneckych zbranl
pfirerenyn zpusobem slavenp
a podobne bude nejen vSude V
Ohio, nybrz V celych Spoje-
nych Statech, We vSech Jpojene
,ckych zemich evropskych ! il
nych. -
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-11-11
SPANELSKE CHRIPKA JDE
"a KAISREM.
Nebezpeci epidemic Sc stale
mensi.


Ia minuleho dne bylo hlase-
no jen 56 novych pfipadu a Is
umrti. Ucel zavedene karante-
ny byl dosazen a veskera opa-
trent ochromujici spolecenske
souziti, byla vcera cd pul nocc
odvolana, krone skol, kde Wy
utovani zahajeno bude al we
'stfedu.
Zdravotni urad usty kOmisa-
re Rockwooda ale upozornuje
obecenstvo, ably jinak dbalo
7sech zdravotnich opatfeni.
Name Sc vystrihati tlacenic
pri kychani a kasli zakryvat.
,ista a odporucuje Sc caste pro,
vetravani dilen soukromych
pribytku.
Opatreni jez byla nutna, ably
nebezpecna nakaza byla zasta.
vena privodila jen peti obchoo
MIN cdvetvim ma $4,000 denn!
skody, take celkova skoda ne
tribe cd Is. rijna kdy karante
ma byla zavedena obnasi vice
jak 1,250,000.
Jak dokazuji znalci pfisl;
denn6 divadla o 1000, diva
dla obrazkova o $4,000, re3tau
ranty $500, hostince $4,000
obchody sodovou vodou
1000.
Podobne poskozeny byly no
tely jin6 podniky.
yWNsSl y Is I,WSSl
MA FRONTE.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-11-11
WSSl WSS.
TyvN'o7 TVVON'I
DtVKA USMRCENA HASIc
SKOU STRfKAcKOU.

22leta stenografka, slec. M
Eynonova, bydlfci v cis. 1928
Detroit ave., Lakewood, vrace-
la Sc v sobotu vecer z prace do
mi a kdyz blize Grace Ave. ka
ru opustila a k chodniku zami-
rila, srazena ma dlazbu lake
Woodskou hasicskou stTikackou
a ma miste usmrcena. StTikac-
ka ritila Sc k pozaru tax rychle,
re Eynonova V cas- nemohla Sc
vyhnouti.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-11-11
VALECNA VYSTAVA.
Den cechoslovakI ustanoven
vyborem ma %. listopadu.

Valecna vystava otevrena bu
de slavnostnim zpGsobem 16.
listopadu, kteryzto den bude
zasvecen vitezstvi spojencG.
Velky pruvod ma vystavisti bu-
de uspofadan a cele prdvodu
bude vlecen spoutany Kaiser We
spolecnosti marSalka Hinden-
burga, kterezto dve Verne ma
sky budou provazeny radou
sv6tlonosG. Oznamuje tax pred
seda vystavnfho vyboru p. Ro-
bert Grouse, soucasn6 hlasajici,
re %. listopad bude ma vystave
dnem Cechoslovakd, pH kterez
to prilezitosti ceskoglovenska
samostatnost bude nalezite osla
vena. Rovnez- municnf delnici
budou NIT svdi den ma vystave
%. listopadu.
Do dneska privezeno sem 40
kar vystavnich predmetd, zvla
ste trofeji Hunttm ma francouz
ske fronte odnatych. Ultra pfi-
jede sem oddil vojinG z tabora
Custer, Mich, kteri budou ma
vystavisti hlidkou sluzbu vyko-
navati.
Sle6. Gladys Smithova z New
Yorku bude ridit vystavnl "a
lezitosti v Central zbrojnici, a
Ip. Grouse vystaviSte mezi rad
nici a okr. budDvou.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-11-11
Wg'ssS|| g'sS.|| [WS,'s. y VS..
LUPICI v CESKEM DOMOVE.

Vcera v noci vloupali Sc zlo-
deli do residence pana Vaclava
Kocmita, 1891 Ferris Ave.
Pon9vadz ale pocinali 81 hrmot
ne, domaci lid v cas- Sc probu-
dill a vetrelce zahnal ma utek,
;nacez pfipad policii byl repor-
tovan.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-11-11

PRIME Sc pomocnik k do
novnikovi. Zkuseny k opatre-
nj vyhfevnl pece ma pfednost.
Haste Sc We Fowler Skole ma
Fowler ul. lib
New-York tribune., 1918-08-09
Un, Favorite,
Wins Easily at
North Randall

CLEVELAND. Aug. SIN. H..
lavorite, easily won the Leader 200
pace, the feature of to-day's Grand
circuit programme at North Randall
On outclassed his field and won IN
straight heats. Matte the Great wa,
the only one which did not rarticipa,e
IN some part of the money.
Peter Elliott had little trouble ~
anneNing the champion stallion STAKE
Tor three-year- PAGERS. In the first
neat he was the only one to STAY on
the pace, the other two breaking bad
and finished far behind. In the ser
ond the winner withstood the cha.
lenge OF Direct the Work and won br
a short margin.
Although Mabel Trask eoualled he
seasons record by winning the frst
heat Of the for all trot in 2:Ols.
she was unable to repeat in the nsr
two miles and succumbed to ST. Frisco.
Miss Bertha Dillon set the race in the
opening heat, leading into the stretch
where she broke. In the other two
heats st. Frisco led all the way
Another upset came in the 2:06 pace
The favorlte, Directum j., won the frs,
neat by scant margin, but thereafte,
ne was never a contender, Lee Grand
capturing the next two and the race
The second favorite of the day 10
win went over when David Guy took
the 2:19 trot in straight heats.
The summaries:
TRoT1ING-2'l9 CLAss-PURsE. $1,000
Miss De"ey Watts tMcDonaidl ..........2 -
On The Rhine Cox ox).-................
' Time. 2:osi. 2.os., g.oSi.. J
Peter Grimm. Little Grow Miss Petar Gibes
Virginia BinGon and Little Rena also started
THE LEADEK-pACING-2 oe CLAss-PURsE
$4,000
u !, - ne,ynuIel ...-...-.. .......-......
iraI'rg ~. siarsin -..-.--- .-..........4
Oro Fino (Murp,ly) )................. -
Abbe Bond tSmowl l........................ sii
Windsor Todd and Matte the Grea; also sa.-
PACING-2.o6 CLAss-pURSE, 3ls@
Ice Grand (sturscon) sll
Dircc,um ]. (Mu-phyl l.........-..........l4 4.
Little Batice Cox l.......................2S
Mary Rosaiind PAR tvalentineJ ......... 2
Tine. 2.O5i4. . OK 2:05z.
haze H. Homer p, Rascal A5e,.s =. wLis
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Two Wild Throws and Good
Old Hard Hitting Bring
Victory to Brooklyn
By A. G. Cavagnaro

The Chicago Cubs, prospective cham
pions of the National League this sea-
son, are learning much to their sorrow,
that the Brooklyn Dodgers are real
ball team In looking forward to the
series Fred MITCHELL the Cub manager,
had anticipated fattenihg his record,
but in the third game at Ebbets Field
yesterday Brooklyn won for the sec
ond time. The score was to /.
Undoubtedly perturbed at the in
ability of his men to check the Dodgers,
Mitchell sent Lefty Jim Vaughn, the
teams pitching ace, to the mound, but
Jim also failed to stop his rivals.
Vaughn's suffering was rather short. he
being excused in the sixth after the
Dodgers had piled up three runs. Nick
Carter did the rescue work, but the
Brooklyn batters nicked him for an
additional run.
In Naughn's behalf, however. it can
he said that Nick's two wild throws
gave Brooklyn two of its runs. The
other two came through healthy swat
ting in punches. Both Vaughn and Car
ter held their opponents to six hits.
Mickey Doolan Stars
A big hero in the Brooklyn victory
was Mickey Doolan, whose playing
around second base reminded the old
folks Of his halycon days many wears
ago. Mickey handled seven chances
perfectly, and had he slipped in two Of
them they would have resulted in runs.
Doolan's aim at the home plate was so
accurate that he nicked two runners
who tried to score. The other Dodgers
must not be forgotten as they PLAYED
sterling ball in the field, particularly
Ivy Olsen.
r., The contest saw the end of Zach
Wheat's batting streak in consecutive
games. The slugging 'outfeder was
stopped at all turns by the Chicago
pitchers, and his string of safe hits
IN twenty-seven games is ended. In
this period Zach has accumulated al
most fifty hits, and his mark is onlv
two games below the National League
record, which he set some time ago.
Rube Marquard and Larry Cheney di-
vided the work of puzzling the Chicago
batsmen and handled the ASSIGNMENT
in good fashion. Marquard was forced
to retire in the fifth inning, when an
INJURY to his back, sustained in run
nilng. to first base in the second inn
ing, became too painful.
Holds Cubs Hitless Three Rounds
Cheney held the Cubs hitless for
three innings, the Cubs collecting their
New-York tribune., 1918-08-09

stretch. He got of flying and |,
opened up lead of two lengths h, aac "a
time he hit the head of the s.s.. ~ me
after leading all the way. But t''etea r.:s'
victory almost within his rrss, VIVA
stopped suddenly and Franklin 1p ra.. ne
past him to handy victory. 1'''ec
Franklin, winner of the ff.l
wa, was run up to s3,6oo. but was bOusS, ,sis
by the stable for S3.605. 'sn'
Owing to personal differences n:.
II. G. Bcdwell. Jockey L. Lyke vii, WIN w
no more Of Commodore ]. K. + paS. aice
horses. Lyke's contract with tho ''pss pS'
stable expires September 10. ''OSS
+. Ambrose Clark has presented >,
mare Jean McNeal, by Great Scot sns sns
of Hilda by Kilkerran, to the Css.O0' Vu'
Valley Breeders Association ana Iesee ss
Will be shipped to Avon this wesL one
The Glen Falls Handicap and >,
Saltwater Steeplechase will featnr. Wv y.
morrow's card of six races. NJ w W.
than nineteen have been NAMED fo, '.a ~
fiat race, while four of the best II. t;rl ne
toppers will contest the cross. s.cona.s ,ave'
event. "''y