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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-02-15
SPRAWY POKOJU.

Rzym, 10. lutego. - Jezeli
Centralni ME odpowiedza ma O.
sIatni apel pokojowy PREF. Will
soma, Papiez Bencdykt wystosujc
do nich - zwiaszcza do Austryi
wezwanie, by wszczeia akcye e
nergiczna na rzecz pokoju. 0 tenn
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-02-15
POLSKI CABINET MINISTE-
RYALNY REZYGNUJE.

N ALN NGL yin - JG.
Zurych, Is. lutego. - Cabinet
ministeryalny polski zrezygnowaf
ma znak protestu Przeciwko
targowi pokojowemu, zawartemu
przez Niemcy i AuStrye Ukrai-
ma - kosztem PolSki ziem jej
raleznych, a zupeinie bez jej u
dziaiu i dopuszczenia jej do gio-
su w ukiadach. Rada regencyjna
ME zrezygnowaia, poniewaz
przysiega ia wiaze, IL rzady ziozy
W rece tylko krola, lub regenta.
Hr. Wiadysiaw Sobanski imie-
MEM Polskiego .Konitetu Naro-
dowego oswiadczyi, il pokoj Cen
tralnych z Ukraina, dotyczacy u
kladu granic ME tylko miedzy
Austrya a Ukraina, lecz miedzy
Polska a Ukraina - szkodliwym
jest dla Polski, w tel formie, jak
so doprowadzono do skutku.
Niemcy ME tylko wyposazaja u
kraine ziemiami, naleinemi Pol
see, lecz chca ma GAIA przyszfosc
rzucic koSc niezgody pomiedzy
Ukraina i Polska, chca zwaSnic
kraie saSiednie i uniemozliwic ma
zawsze porozumienie sic ich dla
celow wzajemnej pomocy. Stara
to intyrga nieniecka galicyj-
skiej polityki: wygrywanie karty
ukrainskiej przeciwko Polakom.
q sprawcah tych donosza pisma
niemieckie, ma podstawie wieSc,
Warszawy, skad tez donosza, IL
mia{a tam dostac sic mimo kor-
dony zakazy niemieckie - dele
gacya arrnii polskiej Rosyi - z
poza kordonow walk byia przy-
jeta przez ministeryum pol
skie...
Londyn, Is. lutego. - Donosza
zewszad Polski, il ukiady ham
die Centralnych z Ukraina obu-
rzenie wywo8aIy wielkie wSrod
Polakow, giownie przeciw Au-
stryi, ktora przetargowaia ziemie
nalezne Polsce, ktore do Ukrainy
nigdy ME naleza}y na to, by sobie
niemi tanim kosztem - strata
Polski kupic pokoj i zywnosc ma
reszta czasu wojny. Do Niemiec
ME takie sa pretensye, bo co do
tych ME {udzono sic w Polsce mig
oy, ale dla Austryi byiy w Polsce
sympatye - teraz wiec podnioSt
sic CLOS powszechny, IL Austrya
zdradzila sprawe Polski, przeto
ma sit przeciw niej formowac Sill
ne porozumienie sIowianskie: Po-
lakow, Czechow i S{owian Po4u-
dniowych. Ostatnia opozycya Po-
lakow przeciwko rzadowi / gaoi-
netowi austryackiemu w parla-
mencie ma juz bye ziaczona VIA
Snie ia akcya - ma bye prote-
stem przeciwko handlowaniu sko-
ra Polski!...
sPRAWY PoKoJU.
Rzym, Is. lutego. - Jezeli
Centralni ME odpowiedza ma o.
sIatni APPEL pokojowy PREF. Will
soma, Papiez Bencdykt wystosujc
do nich - zwiaszcza do Austryi
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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-02-15
ROSYA A NIEMCY.

Londyn, Is. lutego. - Pisma
niemieckie rzadowe wyrazaJa o.
pinie, IL wojna L Rosya bynaj-
mniej ME powinna bye uwazana
"a skohczonq. zatem Niemcy
faktycznie mySlq o wznowieniu
dzialan wojennych, gdyz oswald
czcnie Trockiego o lie konczy "a
wicszcnic broni, lecz ME stanow
niczcgo pozytywncgo, bo pokoju
Rosyanie podpisac ME chca. Woj-
ska niemieckie beda musialy po-
dazyG "a Trockim do Piotrogro-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-02-15
KALENDARZYK.

Jutro 16 luteg,: sw. Juliann: p.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-02-15
FATALNY POZAR w KAMA
DIE.
Montreal, Kanada, Is. lutego.

- Przynajmniej 80 niemowlat
zginelo w plomieniach, kiedy
wczoraj w nocy pozar czesciowo
obr6cil w perzyne Schronisko
Szarytek przy Guy str. Zaklad
ten zajmuje biloxi ca1y i s}uzy obe-
Snie miedzy innymi do pielegno-
wanna zolnierzy rekonwalescen-
tow. Chociaz wickszoSt tych zo}-
merry ME byla W stanic lozek O.
pu5cic, wynicsiono ich jednak
wszystkich &c skrzyd}a przez nich
zajmowancgo. NatomiaSt na mai
wyzszem pietrzc, gdzic pozar
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-02-15

wybuchi, niepodobna bylo urato-
wac mn0stwa niemowlat tam po-
mieszczonych; poludniowej czeS-
ci tcgo pietra niepodobna bylo IL
ratowaG i splonela ona do szczetu,
okolo p0lnocy strazacy Wydo-
byli pod ruin 3S niemowlat.
Nicma watpliwoSci, &c zsine}o lch
bez porownania wiecej, doplero
dni kilka uplynie, zanim bedzie
MONA dowiedzicc sic, lie ich zy-
Gle stracilo. Byly to niemowleta
bardzo m}odziutkie, niektOre IL
czacc lcdwie pare dni wicku, g(o-
wnic podrzutki.
Stalo sic to pomimo bohater-
skich wysilk6w strazak6w, ale
takze Siostr zakonnych, innycll
niieszkahcow zakladu, nawet zol-
merry kalek, O lie ci zdolali nicst
pomoc, - ktorzy wszyscy pre-
dewszystkiem starali sic rato-
wac dzicci. Pozar, wybuch}y
prawdopodobnie wskutek skrzy-
zowania sic drut6w elektrycz-
nych, tax szybko ogarna} te Geese
budynku, re ratunek sta} sic ME
mozliwy. w ca}ym budynku znaj-
dowaio sic okolo 1000 osob: zol-
merry inwalid6w, si6str zakon-
nych, pielegniarek, kalek, star
cow ! dzieci. o lie wiadomo, in
walidow zolnierzy Mkt zycia ME
stracii, chociaz ich byfo w budyn-
ku okoio dwustu.
ROOSEVELT MA SIE LE-
PlEJ.
Nowy York, Is. lutego. - Pu,-
kownik Roosevelt wczoraj mla
sic znacznie lepiej; poraz pierw-
sly MONA bylo podnisec go ME
co do pozycyi poisiedzacej i doz-
wolono mu czytac przez pol 60
dziny. Po poltoragodzinnej why
Gle Ii niego lekarze og}osili bnlle-
tyn nastepujacy: Stan zdrowia
pulk. Roosevelta stale sic polep-
sza. Miai noe zupelnie spokojna
i rekonwalescencya robi znaczne
postepy." Po zbadaniu chorego
lckarze oSwiadczyli, re pan Roo
sevelt zaczyna znowu bye podob-
nvm do siebic. Mai on r0Wnlez
wiadomoSci Cd wszystkich swych
cztcrcch syn6w, do kt6rych rozc-
slano tclegramy, kiedy choroba
lego br7 grozna.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-02-15
z FINLANDYI.
Stockholm, Is. lutego. =

Stockholm, 10. lutego. - DO
nosza Finlandyi, IL w okolicy
Tammcrfors spodziewac sic ma
ley w najblizszych dniach wal
nej rozprawy poniedzy genera
lem ,Mannerheimcm i jcgo woj-
skami narodowcmi a Czerwonemi
Sotniami bolszewik0w rosyJ-
skich fil1skich. Ma wyspach A
land trzyma sic jeszcze wciaz O.
kolo tysiqca zolnierzy rosyjskich,
kt6rzy tam pladrujq i rabuja -
gwardye fihskie zajeiy tie wyspy
dla Finlandyi, Szwecya ostat-
nio wyslaIa ku MIN okrety wojen-
ny, azeby ME dopuscic do dal-
szych gwalt6w / ewentualnie dac
opieke ludnosci.
- socyaliSci sbwedzcy prote-
stuja przeciwko mieszaniu sic O.
ficyalnemu Szwecyi do spraw
EIr |, n I,-i
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-02-15
dzielat ma panstwa move
polityki trzymac sic nalczy.
Z RUMUNII.

Jassy, Is. lutego. - Nowy ga
binet, an kt0rego czclc stanq} zna-
komity general Avarescu - sk}a-
mia sic ku pokojowi, ME ku woj-
ME, kt6rej gorqcym zwolenni-
klein byi poprzedni premier Bra
tiano cabinet jego. Zmiana ia
gabinetowa stala sic prostym
wynikiem ultimatum poslanego
Rumunii przez Centralnych, IL je-
zeli Rumunia natychmiast ME O.
tworzy pertraktacyi pokojowych.
to ofensyWa zostanic zaczetq be-
zwioki. w Nicmczech sadzq, IL
zmiana gabinctu w Rumunii po-
moze do pokojowcgo zblizenia I,
L tvm kraiem.
New Britain herald., 1918-06-19
WAR CLOUD ON
 BASEBALL HORIZON
Perry Case May Disrupt National
 Commission

Boston, June 19.--The vote cast by John II. Farrell, secretary of the Ma tional Association of Minor League ! Clubs, decided the contest between the Boston Braves and the Philadelphia Athletics for possession of Scott Perry, a pitcher, Percy D. Haughton, presi- dent of the local club. said in a state
 ment last night.
 The management of the Braves also announced that if would not be de- tered in it's fight to obtain the serv- ices of Perry by the action of Connie Mack, manager of the Philadelphia
 club, in taking the case to court in Cleveland.
 'President Johnson, Of the Ameri- can league, is deliberately nisrepre- senting the National league and the Boston club" Haughton said, lin making it appear that the decision in the Scott Perry case was made by the National commission alone The president of the Southern association and John H. Farrell, secretary of the National Association of Minor League Clubs, also had votes. and I am dis closing no secret when ] state that it was MT. FarrelTs vote which decided the case.
 MT. Farrell has long been noted for his fairness in baseball matters, and while the Atlanta club in the Southern association is affiliated with his association, he saw at once the complete justice of the Boston clubs claim and voted accordingly MT. Haughton said he also took ex- ception to a statement attributed to
 President Johnson that Perry was a free agent last winter. Johnson knows better than that . Haughton said, "and the records show otherwise"
New Britain herald., 1918-06-19
DARK HORSE WINS.

New York, June 19.-Compadre, by Colin-Playmate, won thrilling vic- tory in the lightweight Handicap, the most important event on the pro- gram at Jamaica racetrack yesterday
 Compadre showed his gameness III winning by the margin of a nose from kalitan, who camc dangerously near capturing the honors right under the eyes of the judges. The victory of Compadre was a shock to the form players, as his chances of winning the race were reckoned at to 1. Hpw- ever. those in the know have had an inkling of Compadre's trials over the Jamaica course while the thorough breds were performing at Belmont Park, and they were certain of the victory. Compadre faced the issue with many older sprinters, but his hard earned victory gave him 8 high rank am ong the best of short distance horses.
New Britain herald., 1918-06-19
HOLY GROSS LOSES
Jack Barry Beats Old College Team in Commencement Game-Bader Pitches Good Ball.

Worcester, June 19.-The Holy Cross team, which had not been de- feated since the first Boston college game weeks ago: was beaten yester~ day by the Boston Navy Yard team to 2, before a large comm mencement day crowd.
 Bill Ryan, who it is expected will join the Giants within g week, start cd on the mound for Holy Cross. He got away finely in the first inning making Jack Barry fan on three pitched balls. Statz's error starting the second, followed by several hits, made the game soft for the sailors
 Bader had the collegians eating out of his hand throughout the game. He eased up toward the end, when they threatened several times. The score: Navy ard ........... 0(ol00OO0-S ltOlN cross uuuUZUblu--b
 Bader and Carroll; Ryan. Gill and North.
New Britain herald., 1918-06-19
DWELL PENALTIES CLUBS
sing Unsigned Player Costs Bridge port Two Games-New London Club and Players Fined.

President Dan O'Neil of the East In league has thrown out two of the |ctories of the Bridgeport club for contract, and further who was un- fr suspension and whose suspension |Rs not lifted.
 The player that has caused the idgeport club to get in Dutch with resident O'Neill is Catcher Charles 'nnolly, Last September Il he was served by the Bridgeport club, and lce then no signed contract of his we been forwarded to the proper ices. At the request of the Bridge Tt club. May 27. Catcher Charles nnolly was placed under suspen- Pn and the same forwarded to Sec Fary Farrel of the National asso- 3,tion for record. This suspension $ published in Bulletin No ' under te of June 10. Then without any tempt to lift the suspension upon tcfer Connolly, he was played in game against Hartford in this y, June II, and in the second game the double-header in New Haven, ursday, June 13. Both of these nes were won by Bridgeport, the rtford game by score of ' to 4 the New Haven game to 0.
 Under Article IS, Section ,, of the laws of the National Association Professional Baseball clubs, any yer, not under contract, particf- ing in a. game. causes the team ying such player to lose all nes in which that player partici- es, that may be won by that club
 any games lost in which such yer participates, stand as lost. In nuch as Connolly played in two nes which were won by Bridge t, both of these games have been cred thrown out by President eil, and Hartford and New Haven h are credited with one less de- and Bridgeport with two less ories.
 resident O'NeiI also has ordered
 New London club to forward to office $100, the penalty which that must pay to the Bridgeport club
 its action last Friday, June IA. Pn the New London club was taken the field in the first inning. New don loses all claim to it's part in
 gate receipts of that game, be- Fs paying the $100 penalty to 1geport.
 resident O'Neil also has tackled on
 fines upon three of the New Lon
 Planters for their actions on the in that forfeited game, f1ning m $20, O'Rourke $10, and Oaks
New Britain herald., 1918-06-19
BRITT-DUNDEE DRAW
New Bedford Boy Knocks Scotch Wop'' Through Ropes in Eleventh --Cailcd q Draw.

Boston, June 19.--Frankte Britt of New Bedford went to draw with Johnny Dundee of New York in the feature bout of 12 rounds last night at the Arena, much to the surprise Of any who had picked the Scotch Wop' to come through with colors flying.
 tt was a, feature bout in more senses than one and one of the best battles of the year in this section. Dundee started to play with Frankie in the earlier rounds. but was soon to realize that he had a real fight on his hands. Not only did Britt go to him at every opportunity, but at close quarters more than outpointed Johnny. He was always the first to back away from such encounters, and, when in the 11th session Britt sent the New Yorker flying through the ropes. the fans went fairly wild with excitement and enthusiasm for the New Englander.
 The 12th was another ripper with both mixing toe to toe practically the whole route.
New Britain herald., 1918-06-19

contest would have been 8 violation of the law other fights are equally il- legal.
 There is little reason to believe however, that boxing will be stopped in this city. The public, to a, major ity degree, seems satisfied with the way the game has been handled and there have been few, if any, com plaints from those who object to the sport. Of course. the bouts staged at the Arena from time to time are no more legal than the proposed Fulton Dempsey scrap, but the game has managed to live simply because all objectionabl featues have been elim- inted.
New Britain herald., 1918-06-19

Cleveland's s excellent showing in the American league race is due con- siderably to the efficient pitching of Guy Morton, whose speed and curves have been unusually baffling this year. Only recently he came within an ace of pitching a no-hit game. Amos Strunl< of the Red Sox Is the playe who stopped him from accomplishing this unusual feat by driving out a single, the only hit the Red Six ob- taincd. Mortons tWirling has been steady and effective all year and if he maintains tho pace at which he Is going it is believed in Cleveland that the Indians will mako the Red Sox. Yankees and White Sox hustle to win the cham piOnShip.
New Britain herald., 1918-06-19
ZIMMERMAN FINDS !
 HIS BATTING EY|
Giants Close Home Stay Wit
 Victory

New York, June 19.-New Yorl closed long home stay here yester day by defeating Cincinnati by Score of ' to 1. The Giants hit Bress Ter in the pinches while errors b. Chase and Groh helped the locals tt four runs. Perritt won his ni1tl game of the season out of tel pitched. Young threw out two men a the plate. The score:
 r.. h. c Cincinnati ..... ooo1ooooo--1 10 New York ..... o203OOo2x-7 g Perritt and McCarty; Bressler, Re gan, Eller and Wingo.
New Britain herald., 1918-06-19
BALTIMORE GETS BOUT
Danbury Sports, Not Realizing Their Good Fortune. Sore Over Trans


 Good Fortune, Sore Over Trans
 fer.
 New Haven, June 19.--Joe Mulvi- hill, promoter of the 2O-round fight between Fred Fulton of Minnesota and Jack Dempsey of Utah. which had been arranged for Danbury, this state, on the afternoon of July 4th officially announced last night that the contest had been transferred to Baltimore, Md, where it will be staged, he said. under the same con- ditions that it would have had it taken place in this state.
 The transfer was due, Mulvihill said, to the action of Chief EEan of the state police department, who an nounced the night before that he in tended to stop the contest from talk ing place in this state. Danbury pol iticians, it was stated, did everything in their power to have the police all low the bout and action was taken only after numerous protests had been received from ministers in that city.
 While the general run of fans throughout the state didn't care whether tho bout took place or not the Danbury sport element is up in arms over the transfer. It was stated there last night that steps will be taken to prevent other fights of a similar nature scheduled to take place in this city and Bridgeport and elsewhere in the state. on the ground that if the Fulton-Denpsey
New Britain herald., 1918-06-19

Philadelphia, June 19. Stock q double in the first inning was the| only hit off Cooper yesterday, bud Kings tumble and a wild pitch con ! verted it into the only run of the game. In only one other inning did local player @~ reach first None reached second and only 26 batters faced Cooper. Four double Aplays helped Hogg blank the Pirates. The score:
 r. h. G.. Philadelphia -. 1oo0O00ox--1 1s ] Pittsburgh ... o0000oo6o-O 1 Hogg and Burns and Adams; Cooper and Archer
New Britain herald., 1918-06-19
INDIANS GET JUNE.

Cleveland, June 19.-Pitcher Kester l.. June, one of the University of West Virginia stars, reported to the Cleve- land American league team yester- day. The Pittsburgh Nationals had. a claim for his services, but Cleveland satisfied this claim by releasing Out fielder Howard Lohr to Pittsburgh.
New Britain herald., 1918-06-19
Cubs Nose Out Dodeers.

Brooklyn, June 19-Brooklyn made 2 hits for a total of 19 bases off Vaughn yesterday, but lost to Chica- go, to 3, through reckless base run ming. home-run and three singles in the first inning netted only one run, Johnson being caught stealing just before Olson drove the ball into the left field bleachers for the circuit. The Cubs punched hits in tho third and fifth innings, an error by Olson proving costly in the latter inning. Hollocher's sharp fielding featured The score:
New Britain herald., 1918-06-19
By Briggs

here yesterday, 10 to 1. The locals could not hit Voyls, who held the Senators hitless for five innings. The score:
 I. h. @. Providence =, 100030114---10 Il f1ar'loro .,'. VVvoooolo- l Briger.
New Britain herald., 1918-06-19
SENATORS DISPLACE
 | ST. LOUIS BROWNS
Detroit Climbs Out Of Cellar
 Position

Cleveland, Ohio, June 19.-Over- looming a two run lead, Washington |yesterday defeated Cleveland 8 to ? in Ia game advanced from July 2l. The visitors punched four hits off Eng |mann in the seventh, with Chap |man's error, scoring two runs. poor
 |baserunning depriving them of more. Score:
 r. h. e.
 Washington .... o00100200-3 10 0
 Cleveland ...,.. 1O1O0oO00--2 g 1
 Ayers and Picinich; Enzm ann.
 2Coumbe and O'Neill.
New Britain herald., 1918-06-19
TUREMAN FUEL OFFICIAL.

Cleveland, June 19.--Frank c. Jones, of Memphis, Tenn, millionaire trottlng horse owner, announced yes- terday that he had received notice from Washington of his appointmen. IS fuel administered or for the Distrir of rolun biS-
New Britain herald., 1918-06-19
Standing of the Clubs
Games Today

New Haven at Worcester. Hartford at New London. Providence at Springfield, Wa terbury at Bridgeport.
New Britain herald., 1918-06-19
ARROWS LOOK START.

e Arrows of this city will chal- } any team around New Britain cen the ages of fourteen and, 1teen. Please notify Joseph Fir
 1S6 South Main street.
New Britain herald., 1918-06-19
EASTERN LEAGUE
Results Yesterday

New London 5, New Haven 2. Bridgeport 8, Waterbury 5.R Providence 10, Hartford 1 Springheld :, Worcester I.
New Britain herald., 1918-06-19
LYON AND WElNERT TO BOX

|ryweights Meet at Gardc., Friday Fght--Other Stars Booked for parity Show.
 ew York, June 19.-Fred Fulton Charley Weinert will meet in a 'Found bout at Madison Square Hen tomorrow night. Then there'll ack Britton and Ted Lewis again .nteen times it will be for them,
 each bout that they fight seems to
 better than the last. Eddie Me-
 rty, also deadly with his left hand
 own for bout with Harry Grep.
New Britain herald., 1918-06-19
Tigers in Seventh Place,

St. Louis, Mo. June 19.--Detroit moved into seventh place by taking both games of yesterdays double header from St. Louis. The scores were 6 to and 3 to l, Leifield was bounded hard in the first game, De |,roit getting 12 hits, including two triples and three doubles during his 1-3 innings on the mound. Heilman broke up the second kame in the ninth inning with a home run which scored Cobb ahead bf him. Until this time it was a. battle between Roland and Sothorn, ach allowing but four hits Score:
 (F'irst Camel
 I. h. .. Detroit ,,...... 21O012O00-6 12 Q &t Louis 01000001--2 9 1 Dauss and Yel1e; Leifeld, Wright md Nunama.ker.
 (Second Camel
 r. Il. e. petroit ........ .o100O0OO2-3 ? t. Louis ....... 10O0O0O00-1 , Roland and YeHe; Sothorn and everoid.
New Britain herald., 1918-06-19
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Results Yesterday

Washington 5, St. Louis 2. Detroit 6, St. Louis ?. Detroit 2, St. Louis 1.
New Britain herald., 1918-06-19
INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE
Results Yesterday

Jersey City 2, Syracuse 1,
 Rochester ;, Newark 5.
 Binghamton 5. Buffalo 2 (frst game).
 Buffalo 8, Binghamton, 3, (second game). Toronto -Battim ore Golf account darkness).
New Britain herald., 1918-06-19
ffalo 8, Bingl1amton, 3, (secon
Standing of the Clubs
Games Today

Toronto at Jersey City. Buffalo at Newark.
 Rochester at Raltim ore.
New Britain herald., 1918-06-19
Standing of the Clubs

Games Today New ' fork at Brooklyn. Boston at Philadelphia. Chicago at Pittsburgh.
New Britain herald., 1918-06-19
Cards Lose to Braves.

Boston, June 19.-Boston made it three out of four from St. Louis here yesterday. Fillingim holding the visit tors to six hits and Boston winning, to l. Doak was hit hard in the early innings. Boston took eight games out of 14 from the western clubs iri the series just ended. The score: ....
New Britain herald., 1918-06-19
BOWLING RESULTS
kahn1s Meets Defeat in Close Match
 -Patrus Downs Kilduff.

In the Unknown partner league at the Aetna Alleys Patrus was the vic. tor over Kilduff, while Cage just top ped Kahms. The scores
New Britain herald., 1918-06-19
Standing of the Clubs
Games Today

'ttEI3Es IOtIay Washington at New York. Philadelphia at Boston. Cleveland at Chicago. Detroit at St. Louis.
New Britain herald., 1918-06-19
EASTERN LEAGUE
Bridgeport Wins Another -- Provi- dence Wins From Hartford-Other Games.

Waterbury, June 9.--Waterbury lost to Bridgeport yesterday by a score of to in the fastest contest seen in this city since the beginning of the season. Powers gave a great exhibition against the visitors in the box, only to lose The game on an error by TIinchman. The score:
 r. h. 6. Bridgeport ... 0010O2OO4-7 g Waterbury ... 000000203-5 12 6 Lennon and krichell; Powers and Ga gian.
 Grays Trounce Senators.
 Hartford, June 19. - Providence 6 scored an easy victory oyer Hartford
New Britain herald., 1918-06-19
BASEBALL IN A NUTSHELL
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Results Yesterday

Ntw York 7. Cincinnati 1. Chicago 1, Brooklyn 5. Boston 1, St. Louis 1. Phila delphia 1. Pittsburgh Q.
New Britain herald., 1918-06-19
F'u1naan Posses Game Away,

Worcester, Mass, June 19.-Fur- mans wildnesS gave Springfield the game in the opening inning yester- day The score:
New Britain herald., 1918-06-19

Doak, May, Sherdell and Gonzales F1llingim and Wilson.
New Britain herald., 1918-06-19
New Haven Beats Murlins,

New London, June 19-Earl Cham pion, a New Haven boy, pitched the Planters to 8, 5 to victory over the Murlins on Plant field yesterday. Champion held the Murphy clan to three scattered hits for eight innings and was in fair way to score a shutout when the visitors took ad vantage of his Wildness in the ninth by scoring twice. Two passes, hit batsman and a single accounted for the wins. The score,
New Britain herald., 1918-06-19

New Haven . o0oOoooo2-2 5 1 New London ... 00O40100x---5 10 3
 Tyler and Pjura; Champion and Wendell.
New Britain herald., 1918-06-19
Phillies Shut Out Pirates.

 gan, Eller and Wingo.