davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-01-12
ODDZIALOW
MACIERZY POLSKIEJ.

Instalacya Oddz. 20 Sw. Agnie-
ski odbyla sic dnia Sgo grudnia.
Wybrana zostala nova admin
stracya ma roi 1918 jak nastepuje'
- PAM Leokadya Dorr, prezes-
ka; parma Agnieszka WysocEa,
-wiceprezeska; PAM Roza Wol-'
ciechowska, sekr. prot; pan; lie
lena Czajkowska, sekr. fin; an
ia Bronislawa Koiodzihska, 1sza
radna; PAM Marya Gafka, 2ga
radna ; parma Wiktorya Bajerska,
3cia radna PAM Zyk, 1sza ma.
szalkini; PAM Marya Szlapka,
2ga marszalkini.
Przysiege cd administracyi O.
debraia wiceprezeska NJ. P. Anto-
nina Baranowska, potem podano
przekaski, PREY ktorych odbyl
sic program. Ma mistrzyni toa-
stow powoiano pania Leokadye
Dorr. l. Parma Wysocka grala
solo ma fortepianie byla powola-
ma do drugiego wystepu; 2. Mo-
wa PAM Baranowskiej o dobru
Macierzy Polskiej, ktora oy'"
nagrodzona oklaskami; 3. Spiew
solo PAM Heleny Neugebauer
PREY akompaniamencie panny
Amy. Scheibe, przyjeto hui
cznemi oklaskami i zmuszono 20
wystepu nadprogramowego; 4.
Deklamacya ,,Skandal' PAM Ba-
ranowskiej wypad}a znakomicie
). Nova PAM Leokadyi Dorr, "a
checenie czlonkin do szczerei rra-
cy ma dobro Macierzy@Polskiej ;6.
Deklamacya PAM Baranowskiei.
Zakonczono ten mile spedzony
wieczorek z odSpiewaniem hyG'-
MI ,,Boze cos Polske."
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-01-12
ODDZIAL 2, SW. MICHALA


Instalatorami Oddzialu Ego by
Ii prezes generalny Woj. F. Sos
ka i sekr. Tom, S. Blachowski.
Administracya jest nastepujaca:
= prezes, Hieronim Szczodrow-
ski; wiceprezes, Antsni Kortas
sekr. prot, St. Wroblewski; sekr.
fin, F. Oczko /; kasyer, Stan. Two
rex; radni: J. Deja, w. Zycho-
wicz i FIR. Gorski; marszaiek, F.
Frydrychowicz.
Oddziai 2 urzadzil niespodzian-
Ike czlonkowi FIR. Frydrychowi-
czowi "a jego prace ola Oddzialu
wreczajac mt zlota dewizke do
zegarka z godlem Macierzy Pol
skiej. .
Komitet Organizacyjny Oddz,
2 jest nastepujacy: Hieronim
Szczodrowski, Antoni Kortas,
Jan Deja i FIR. Oczko.
Posiedzenie tego Oddzialul cd
bywa sic w pierwszy poniedzia-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-01-12
re STANISkAWOWA.

Onegdaj wieczorem ia Stanisiawo-
vie odbyi sic doroczny Wieczor 10
lezenski czionkow i czlonkin Kolka
Dramatycznego z parafii sw. Stani-
slawa Kostk:, szczycacego sic mia
mem najstarszegO zespoiu amator-
skie3o W Chicago. ,,Ko1ko" liczace
przesz}o setke os0b stawilo sic nieo-
NAL W komplecie. Jake goscte homo
Xvi zasiedli do polskiej wieczerzy,
Prev. ks. Franc:szek D~embinski, c..
R., proboszcz stanisfawOWski, Wiel.
ks. Stefan Kowalczyk, c. r. i Wiel.
ks, Franciszek Repinski, c. R., oraz
pp. Jan Sikorski i Zygmunt Cru
CA, z K6lka Avondalskiego. Byl
barszcz, byl bigos hultajski / byly
paczki - prawdziwie polskie deli
eye. - Instalowano zarzsd ma rok
1918, do kt6rego wchodza: Jan
KordziCrSki, prezes; Rozalia Black,
w;ceprezeska; Stanislaw Bezdun,
sekretarz protok6}owy; Monika
SCHUYLER, sekretarka f%inansowa; VIA
dyslaw Barwig, s%karbnik; Wincenty
J6zwiakowski i Jozef Kamedulski,
rezyserzy; Antoni w. Barwig, dy--
rektor muzyki i spiewu; Fel.cya
Stepczynska, Marya P~iotrowska 1
Zofia Schweda, rada gospodarcza /
Szczepan Imbiorski, m~arszalek.
Pc koiacyi ma umys}owa rozryw-
Ike pod przewodem p. Jana Neringa,
przewodniczacego komitetu, zlozy1y
sic przem6wienia ks. proboszcza, ks.
k~apolana i prezesa Kondziorskiego,
wesole monologi Jana Sikorskiego,
Zygmunta Gruczy, PAM Stanisiawy
kranz, J6zefa Kamedulsk:ego i w.
Jtzwiakowskiego, deklamacye pa
tr, ctvczne panny Joanny Boguckiej
pan,.y Wladyslawy szlapka. duet
M fortrl :anie panien, Zofii Wierz--
chowskiej Amy Scheibe, wystepy
chJru KuIka Dramatycznego i popisy
o~rk;estry WiSniewskiego i Iwickiego.
K6iko postanowilo urzadzac regu-
larn;e co miesiac wieczorki popiso-
we ola wypr6bowania sill swych - a
W okresie wielkanocnym wystapi u
wielkiem przedstawieniem W audi
torium sw. Stanislawa Kostki.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-01-12

Clergy Polskiej. Ma wniosek Wi
ccprezeski A. Baranowskiei, IL
chwalono azeby specyalna nagro-
de dac wszystkim Oddzialom, kt6
re w przeciagu roku zyskaja 10
hub wiecej czlonkow. Plan nagrod
jest nastepujacy: .....
y Wstepne walne.
y $1.00 nagrody "a kazdego
nowego czionka hub cz}onkinie.
81 Ia 10 do IA czlonk6w w tynl
roku $3.50.
Ia Is do 10 czIonkow w tym
roku $1,000.
Ia 20 do "a czionkow W tym
roku $500. .
Ia % do 90 czlonkow w tym
roku $500.
Ia 80 do 40 czlonkow w tym
roku $500.
Ia 80 do "A czlonkow w tym
roku $500.
Ia IS do SO czionkow w lynn
roku $4,000.
Ia 100 hub wiecej czlonkow
W tym roku $4,000.
A. Oddziai, ktory zyska maj
wiecej nowych cz}onkow lub
czlonkin w tym roku dodatkowo
otrzyma $4,000.
- Dfa poprowadzenia Oddzia-
III prezes Oddziaiu wyznacza ko-
mitet z trzech i siebie samego,
ktorzy ~kampania werbunkowa be-
Ga prowadzic ma kazdem posie.
dzeniu kazdego Oddziaiu.
Sekr. Blachowski przedstaWla
dalsza prace mad zaiozeniem 10
lex ola Dzieci PREY Macierzy
Polskiej. Uchwalono zeby komi-
tet dalej sprawe poprowadzi}.
Zakoiczono posiedzenie modli-
twa odm6wiona przez Moderate
"a, Wiel. ks. FIR. Gordona.
Tom. S. Blachowski, seEr.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-01-12
N|z KALOMEL
Tysiacc Sic Przekonaly, re Zaste-
puia Kalomel j ME Szkodza

Dr.. Edwards Olive Tablets-zaste.
puiace kalomel-sa lagodne, leez Pewne
ma rozwolnienie, a dzialanie ich ma
watrobe niemal natychmiastowe. Sa
wynikiem postanowienia Ora. Edwards,
ably ME leczyG chorob watroby zoi?dka
"a pomoca kalomelu. Usiiowanla Jego,
aby zaprzestaG kalomelu, wydaiy tie MAZE
tabliczki koloru oliwkowego.
TIE przyiemne male tabliczkl przynosza
te same dobre skutki co kalomel, lecz
ME sprowaGzaja zlych nastepstw. Me
uszkodza one zqb6w tax jak income pfyny
lub kalomel. Dzialaja ma przyczyne
dolegliwosci i usuwaja ia. Bo j poeoz
leczyc wqtrobe kosztem zeb6wf kalomel
czasami nadzwyczajnie szkodzi dziasiom,
tax samo jak income p}yny. NaJlepleJ
Jest ME, brae kalonelu, lecz MECH DR..
Edwards Tablets zajma jego miejsee.
WiekszosG ~wypadk6w b6lu glowy,
oszolomienia i uczucia jakby r~ozleni-
vienna pochodzi 7 zatwardzenia / roz.
stroju watroby. Wezcie DR.. Edwards
Olive Tablets gdy czujecie sic o%ciezale l
gnusnie. Zobaezyeie jak rozjaSnia one
umysl i podniosa ma duchu. 100 1 Zoe.
We wszystkich aptekach. ..
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-01-12
lex miesiaca. Wstep jest VOL
ny, procz tego Oddzial z wlasnei
kasy dale $1.Oo nagrody "a kaz-
diego nowego czfonka.
ODDZIAL 8, SW.

I~nstalacyi dopeinii sekr. gen.,
Tom. S. Blachowski. Administers
eva stara zostala ponownie obra-
ma jak nastepuje: prezes, Jozei
Gorecki; wiceprezes, Julian By
kowski; sekr. prot, Teofil KAMA
sekr. fin, Bernard Klinger; ka-
syer, Jan Pachowski; radni: St.
Damski, Franc Prajs i Tomas
Dominik; marszaikowie, Piotr
Kaptejna i And. Kozlowski.
Komitet, Organizacyjny, Jozei
Gorecki, J6zef Pawlak, Bernard
Klinger i Tom. Domniik.
Posiedzenia odbywaja sic w
pierwszy piatek W miesiacu W
hall ma Maryanowie.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-01-12
. MIODZIANKOWA.

Macierz Polska oddzial 61szy
Matki Boskiej Zembrzyckiej odbe-
die swe roczne posiedzenie W ME-
'dziele, dnia 1890 stycznia, o godai-
ME 2siej popoiudniu W hall zwyk-'
1ych posiedzen. Obecnost kazdego
czlonka. i czlonkini jest pozadana'
poniewaz So wazne sprawy do zaia-
twienia / odbedzie sic instalacya u
rzednikow ma rok 1918. Ia nieobec-
nose kara podiwy konstytucyi. - NJ.
Dziedzic, prezes; W. Jakus, sekr'
proe. 1906 w. Huron ul.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-01-12

Ma ostatniem rocznem ~posiedzeniu
akcyonaryusz6w banku polskiego
Northwestern Trust and Savings
Bank naroznik Milwaukee. ave. | d.
vision III. wybrano oprocz zwyktych
dyrektor6w | urzednik0w asystenta
sekretarza.
Urzad ten nowo utworzony prey
padi p. B~udzbanowi.
Ola wiadomoSci naszych czyteln!-
k6w p~odajemy,' re p. Budzban nile
jest zadnym nowicyuszem w perso-
male banku p~olskiego. Cd czasu sWe-
60 p%olaczenia sic z ia instytucya fl
nansowa t.. j. cd Is maja 1912 pra-
cowai w r6znych jej departamentach.
Pod milem, lagodnem, ale scisiem
kierownictwem p. Aug. ]. Kowalskie-
go Jr. robii bard'o szybkie postepy.
az wkoncu otrzymal posade wyzej
wspomniana, jake nagrode swej
wiernej piracy.
Pan Budzban urodzil, sic W Anne
ryce - w Eaton, Wis, dnia 1890
grudnia, 1887. Wykszta}cenie swoje
otrzymal najprz6d W szkole elemen-
tarnej, a p6zniej W kolegium byzne-
sowem W Green Bay, Wis. Pc ukon-
czeniu swych studyow przyjechai do
Chicago, ably mice szersze pole dz:a-
lalnoSci. Zajmowaf rome s%tanowiska
2 wielkiem powodzeniem. w koncu
jednakze objai posade W banku pol
skim w roku 1915 dnia 1890 sierp-
MIA, ozenii sic z corka DIR. Boil. Klar'
kowskiego Owocem tego maizenst,
wa jest corecZka.
Znajac usposobienie i charakter p
Budzbana jesteSmy pewni il on ma
SVEN stanowisku zaszczyt bankow'
polskiemu p%rzyniesie.
og}
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-01-12
MACIERZ POLSKA

Jest o-Sanizacya Iaczaca miedzts~ pol
SKA obOJga pici W pracAeh nauHowych.
paIryOtycZnych / bratniel ponocy dla
podnieslenia ducha morainoSci : dooro-
bytu w spoieczenstwie. a szcZegolnle
miedzy m{Odzieza polska. Mona Zapi-
eac sic ma poSmiertne Oh lac IL do 20:
ma czionkow StNwarZyszonych beg. o.
graniczenia wieku.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-01-12
Zniechecona do zycia. BY

Zniechecona do zycia. = nby-
lam calkowicie zlamana, bardzo
oslabiona, nerwowq i mialam do
tkliwe bole glowy i zaburzenis
zzoiadkowe" - pisze PAM NJ.
Flagman z Linden, n. J.; - yby-
10 to wiecej, niz moglam wytrzy-
mac, wiec zniecheciiam sic dc
zycia. Lecz wkrotce potem, gdy
poczelam uzywac ORA. Piotra
Gomozo, poczu}am sic lepiej, a o.
becnie jestem zn6w ma nogach."
Czy ME jest ~slusznem uznat, re
lekarstwo, kt6re sprowadza take
radykalne l~ecznicze rezultaty,
musi bye ponad innemi? Czy pre-.
parat TAXI ME jest godzieh proby,
gdy wszystko wyglada ponuro !:
cdstraszajaco? Me tax, jak inne
lekarstwa, Ora. Piotra Gomozo
ME MONA nabyc W aptekach. Jest
ono dostawianem ludziom wprost
Z laboratoryum fabrykant6w, DR..
Peter Fahrney and Sons Co., 25O1
Washington Blvd, Chicago, III.
(Ogl.)
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-01-12
MA E CZERWONEGO
KRZYZA.

Ma zabawie II pahstwa Borrow
pnr. 1471 w. Erie utica z okazyi
odwiedzin syna, zolnierza, Jozefa
Borty, kt6ry nalezy do Head
quarters Co., Rockford, ILL.,, UREA
dzona skladke ma rzecza Czerwo-
nego Krzyza. Sumo $500 made
ssano ma rece fill Czerw. Krzyza
przy Macierzy Polskiej.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-01-12
NOTATKI z
ZARZADU GLoWNEGO M. P.

Posiedzenie zagaii prezes Woj-
CZECH +. Soska. Modlitwe odmo-
viii Moderator, Wiel. Ks. Fl. Cor
don. Obecni byli wszyscy, z wy
jatkiem wiceprezesa w, Menkic-
k1ego i dyrektora A. Mazurka.
Protokol z ostatniego posie-
dzenia przyjeto ma wniosek skar-
bnika Witkowskiego.
Dyr. Liczmahski czyta} sPra-
wozdanie finansowe "a miesiac
grudzien jak nastepuje:
Hasa z przeniesienia $S5,O3?.53
Przychody w grudniu 4,3O4.3O
Razem $S9,396.s3
Wvdatki 2,642.39
Maiatek $S6,694.44
Ulokowanie Kapitaiu.
Bondy Wolnosciowe $2,OOO.W
w hipotekach 72,6oo.Oo
w banku l3.26o.oo
7 Skarbn;ka 399.2S
Razem $SS, "a
Geek niespieniezone l,5IO.oO
Majatek $S6,694.44
Sekretarz przedstawia cztery
wypadki smierci:
Pc sp. Annie Weyna, czionkini
Oddzialu II, mezowi J0zefowi,
sumo $4,000.
Pc $p. Magdalenie Lukasz, czf'
Oddz. 20, mezowi StanlsiawoWl,
sumo $4,000.
Pc Sp. Antonim Zon, cztonkowl
Oddz. %, zonie Annie Zon, SUNG
$4,000.
Pc Sp. Romantic Jarzembskim'
czionkowi Oddz. s, matcc FRANCE
szce, sumo $4,000.
y
Sekretarz przedStawia korespon
dencye cd Sekretarza Skarbu w
sprawie znaczkow oszczednoscio-
wych, czyli tax zwanych War
Thrift Stamps. uchwalono ma
wniosek w~iceprezeski Ant. Bara-
nowskiej zakupic pewna ilosc zna
czk6w ! sprzedawac je W biurze
Zarzadu Gl6wnego. Znaczki ko-
sztuia 25c kazdy. Jezeli sic zaku-
=; 16 znaczk6w "a $500 i dopiaci
PC dostanie sic inny znaczek
wartosci $500. Ia dwadziescla ia
kich $500 znaczkow dostanle sic
$4,000 zfotem platny certyfikat,
System ten do oszczednosci CEN
tow Jest wspanialy i radzimy Ma
cierzystom skorzystac I nIeso /
zakupywac znaczki W biurze Ia
rzadu Glownego.
Ma wniosek Sekr. Blachowskle-
so uchwalono $500 Ola funduszu
obozowego Rycerzy Kolumba.
Sekr. Blachowski przedstawia
szkic nagrod W konteScie maja-
Gym trwac przez caiy rok W Ma
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-01-12
ZafOIona 1897 roku.
NIACIERZ POLSKA.
TELEFON MONROE 43O3.

ZARZAD GLOwNYi
ks Franciszek Gordon, Moderator.
Ks A A. Klowo, Wice-Moderator.
wojcisch F. Soska, Prezes
Antonina Baranowska. WicepreZeskA
woiciech MenklckL, W~lee-prezss.
Tomasz s BlachowskL SekretarZ.
Franciszek witkowskl. Skarbnlk.
StaniS{aw LIczmanSki. Dyrekto..
w}GSysiaw Lopatka, Dyrektor.
Autoni MazurS lv-ektOr.
Leoksdya Konczyk, D~yrektorks,
Franciszka Bleschke. DyrektorkG
Or. FIR. A. DulSk. LekarZ Naczelny.
Adv. P'ot- p Mlniak. Dnradca -PravnV
Berta c. wojtalewicZ. Asyst Sekr Gen.
GODZINY BIUROwET
Biuro Zarzadu G}ownego twarte W
Ani powszednie cd godz. s-tej rano do
S-tej wIecZOrem, wv sobote do lei po-
p~oludniu). WiecZorem, W dnt powsZed-
nIe & wyistkiem soboty), Cd godziny
T-mej 10 s:tej. w nisdStele ! swista
urocZyste. Oluro Jest Zamknlete.
Prexesai W ponie1ziaiki 1 piatkh wte-
zorami Cd godziny T-meJ do s-teJ.
wsze-kie korespondencye do Glowne.
20 Prezesa naleEv adresowac:
wOJCTECB F.. sOSKA.
Sekretarza. W poniedziaikI, wtorki,
brody 4 cKwartki. WIecZorami Cd godZi-
ny 7-mej do 9-tei, | Cd 1-szej popoiu-
dniu codzlennIe, Z wytatkiem soboty. Cd
e-tet do l-SZeJ.
S~karbnIkat we wtorkl, srody I platki
Cd godziny 7-mej do s-teJ wleczorem.
ykladania oplat- Wszelkie opiaty do Ka-
~ G4ownej przyjmuJe Kasyer Glowny
podczas godZin otisOwych. albo we dnle
" godzinach ofisowych. Sekretar1 Ge-
neralny
wszelkie listy nadsylae nale4y ma re-
% SekretarEa G~eneralnego:
TOM. s. BLACHOwSKI,
Secretary Polish Alma Mater,
Ik65 w. Division str, Chicago, III.
FINANSE.
Przekany bankowe pocztowe
(eheckS, money orders etc.) nalezy W.
gtawiRc ma organiZacy9:
POLISH ALMA MATER,
Q prxesylac pod adresem:
FIR. wITKOwSKL
3&ES w. Division sIrs Chicago. III.
..Macierz Polska".
Biuro Zarzadu Gl6wnego;
1857 W. Division Utica,
M drugiem pietrEs.
Chicago. I'LL
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-01-12
E DO MACIERZY
PoLsKIEJ JEST WoLNE!

Kluby, TowarzyStwa, K0ika
Sewing Circles) it'd, kt6re chca
przystapic do Macierzy Polskiej
razem, NIGGA to teraz uczynic be-
koszt6w wielkich, gdyz wstePne
lest wolne. ZglosiG sic pc konsty-
tucye i aplikacye do Sekr. Gen,
Tom. S. Blachowskiego, 1457 w.
Division utica, Chicago.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer. (Bridgeport, Conn.) 1918-1924, 1918-03-27
YANKEE PILOT
HAS 4 BIRTHDAY

Miller Higgins, the peppery little
manager of the Yankees, will attain
the venerable age of SO today. Like
SO many other men eminent in Amer
lean public life, Miller is a native of
the Buckeye State, and was born in
Cincinnati on March 27, 1880.
Higgins played his first game for
money at Wapawoneta. Ohio, in 1898.
The following season he was with
Mansfield, in the Interstate League,
and in 1900 he played summer ball
at a Catskill Mountain resort. In those
days Miller's specially was shortstop-
ping. In 1901 he was hired to cover
second base for the st. Paul Western
League club. MiIler's father was
strongly opposed to baseball as a pro-
fession for his young hopeful, and
wanted him to become a lawyer. Mil
Ter refused to heed the paternal coun-
sci, but he effected a compromise by
adopting an assumed name, and join
ed the st. Paul team under the alias
of James NJ. Proctor
When st. Paul was given a fran
chise in the American Association in
1902 Jimmy Proctor remained in
the lineup, and he remained in the
Minnesota capital until the latter part
of the 1903 season, when he broke
into the National League with Gin.
cinnati. He stayed with that club
for six seasons and in 1913 succeeded
Roger Bresnahan as leader of the Car
dinals He piloted the Cardinals for
four seasons and in January was
made manager of the Yankees.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer. (Bridgeport, Conn.) 1918-1924, 1918-03-27
Baltimore Wants
Willard-FultO

Baltimore, March 27-Jess Will
lard, worlds champion heavy
weight fighter, and Colonel Miller,
who will stage the championship
between Jess and Fulton on July
4, arrived here yesterday after
noon. They will stay a few days.
While they came here to sell 100
horses left over from. Wizards
circus, both will talk with police
officials about the possibility of
holding the fight in this city.
Willard said he was perfectly
willing to fight here, provided he
can get police protection, that is,
if the police will allow the fight to
take place here.
There is a rule in this city that
no fights can be pulled off here by
an out-of-town promoter, but it is
believed that this could be easily
overcome by allowing local man
to stage the bout.
Colonel Miller is due in New
York tomorrow or Friday. He will
look over the Eastern territory
with a view of locating the battle
somewhere in these parts. Miller,
it is said, is still open to receive
bids for the match, despite the big
offers made by promoters in the
West and South.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer. (Bridgeport, Conn.) 1918-1924, 1918-03-27
Fistic History

Just 100 years ago today a great
pugiistic tournament was held at
Deptford, England, for the amuse-
ment of Prince George, then Regent
of England and soon afterward King
George ", and his suite, which in
Guided many mobiles and army Off
GERS who had fought with Wellington
at Waterloo. The Regent visited
Deptford to give a proper send-off to
an Arctic exhibition, and the display
of boxing was one of the features of
the celebration. The bouts were held
in a tent holding a thousand people,
and on the platform in the center the
leading lights of pugilism spared for
the pleasure of the Prince, who
heartily applauded their efforts. Tom
Spring boxed with Ben Burn Tom
Oliver with Harry Hammer, Ably Be-
lasco with Dan Mccarthy, and "Non-
pareiP' Jack Randall with Jack
Scroggins. The bruisers boxed with
gloves, but there is no doubt that the
prince would have found more en-
joyment in a real set-to with bare
knuckles.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer. (Bridgeport, Conn.) 1918-1924, 1918-03-27
TYRUS MAY QUIT
GAME FOR COLORS

Pittsburgh, March 27-That Ty
Cobb, the sensational outfielder of
the Detroit American League team,
will not finish the season of 1918,
but be in the service of the United
States, was the statement yester-
day of Major Joseph H. Thomp-
son, formerly coach of the Uni
versity of Pittsburgh football team,
now a member of the 10th Regi-
ment of Infantry, stationed at
Camp Hancock.
81 spent several evenings with
Ty Cobb some weeks ago." said
Major Thompson, "and it is my
honest opinion that he will be in
the service before the season ends,
and most certainly after that, for
all his talk is about the war, and
the part he feels he ought to play
in it.
Il know he is thinking seriously
of enlisting right now if he can
get his family affairs arranged so
that he can do SO. I fully expect
to read of him joining the colors
before very long"
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer. (Bridgeport, Conn.) 1918-1924, 1918-03-27
STANDING OF PLAYERS
WALTER CAMP PUTS
MEN IN CONDITION

Walter Camp, the Yale advisory
coach and football authority is
hard working member of Uncle Sans
training force in preparing the coun-
try's athletes for war. Camp is sta
toned at the government aviation
school at the University of California,
Berkeley, Cal, as an athletic instruc-
tor. They say he is of immense aid
in putting the bodies of the young
aviators in splendid form, which
greatly increases their chances of
coming unscathed through the Sc
we're tests required to make flyers ca
pable of holding their own over the
heads of foes in Europe.
Despite the danger, there is a fas-
cination about flying and a daring
work that appeals to many American
lads, who figure they can learn as well
as did the men now flying abroad,
and see no reasons why the feats of
the past cannot be duplicated Camps
long training at New Haven has fitted
him we'll for the work he is doing.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer. (Bridgeport, Conn.) 1918-1924, 1918-03-27
NEW ORLEANS GETS
GIANT CAST-OFF

Marlin, Tex, March 27-Joe Schep-
ner. the Pittsburgh infielder, yester-
day was released to the New Orleans
club of the Southern Association.
Johnny Dobbs, manager of the New
orleans club, was in town yesterday
70 look the boys over and took
nuick fancy to Schepner. By pecu-
Iirar coincidence Schepner will fill the
vacancy on the New Orleans 1nt1eld
resulting from the recall OF Howard
Baker, last seasons third baseman, to
the Giants.
Schepner has been released out
right, as the player already had heen
LET out two successive years by the
New York club under optional agree
ments. This was his third training
trip at Marlin.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer. (Bridgeport, Conn.) 1918-1924, 1918-03-27
CLINE-DUNDEE
IN ELM CITY

New Haven, March 81 - Vincent
Reina, who SO successfully conducted
the Johnny Dundee Willie Jackson
scrap at the Arena last Monday night,
has opened negotiations for another
big attraction which he purposes to
stage before the close of the present
season. Reina last night refused to
make public the names of the princi-
pals but it is known that he is eager
to bring Irish Patsy Cline here. A
bout between Cline and Dundee would
attract another big crowd. it is be-
lieved.
Reina was all smiles last night. He
said that he had realized the ambi-
ton of a lifetime by what he termed,
putting one over" He said he had
to overcome numerous obstacles in
bringing the bout to a successful head
and made no bones of the fact that
the trouble could be traced to the
same old source, his rival boxing pro-
moterS.
Pm tickled to death that the bout
was a success" declared Reina. 81
feel sure that every boxing fan from
New York as far as Chicopee was sat-
lSlleu lIldI lnSy received IQelr money s
worth. The fans appreciated the
class of the bout and showed it by
the way they turned out. The club,
to be sure, made money.
ut wasn't so long ago that I came
out with a statement to the effect that
trust controls the boxing game in
this city. My views have not changed
a bit. All sorts of pressure was
brought to bear in an EFFORT to
dampen interest in the recent bout
but it proved of no avail.
There is one man connected with
the local boxing combine who can see
no good in a bout unless he is person.
ally interested or is to receive some
financial returns. He is well known
to everybody who has had any con-
nection with the game. We asked no
support of him at the tiE1e the Dun
dee-Jackson bout was arranged as we
felt he wasn't needed. He then pro-
ceeded to make several ugly cracks
which possibly kept away a few of
his own friends. But the hammer in
that case did no harm.
| ST intend to stick in the boxing
game and will stage some more high
grade attractions. I am asking no
| odds of any of my assailants and will
continue to try and please the public
| All I ask is to be left alone.'
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer. (Bridgeport, Conn.) 1918-1924, 1918-03-27

The Sport SPOTLIGHT
~ BY 7. F. Magner
NEW HAVEN OUT IN FRONT.
By I. f. Magner

After
leading
Police Chief
He
the he
shows
And the located the
streets short distance from the cen ter of the city gives the Elm City
This
States holding athletic
600 Mike
Muvihilb
a
kind would be
A
land Gibbons Willard
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer. (Bridgeport, Conn.) 1918-1924, 1918-03-27
Evers Admits Whole
Family Has Brains

Johnny Evers, now with the Red
Sox, weighs IA pounds and has never
been any heavier. He expects to take
off nine pounds, and figures on start
ing the campaign at 1876, which will be
the most he ever weighed on a get
away. Johnny weighed So pounds
when he reported to the Cubs and
averaged 1873 during the playing sea-
son.
DO you know" said the Trojan,
there were never any giants in the
Evers family-that is, huge physical
marvels. 1t is Intellectually that the
ENers have been gigantic-pIus all the
way on the gray matter