davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New-York tribune., 1918-07-05
Srt. GARR1EI,S pAnK

one-mile run (boys)--Won by A. rallon
n 2: Richardson second; j. Watson, third
Putting 12-pound shot-Won by A. Nippen
with &c feet: j. Delaney, with Is feet 1C
inches, second: J. Carlo, with IS feet A..
inches, third. -
Running %otas,. broad .5ang ,umg-Ton by = cqr1ey
Winners distance. Ii feet inches.
40-yard dash (So-pcund class Won by B
McCabe; II. Waterman. second J. Curley
third
Running broad jump (S5-pound Glass, parl
Playgrounds) )-Won by II. Hevern T.. Allen
| second; Sapienza, third Winners distance
II feet 10 inches.
pound class Won by + Hosmcr H. JOSEPH epH
second a. Harrington. third.
lo0-yard dash N1e.pound class. Park Play.
grounds Won by NJ. Meehan; ". Meehan
second: B. McCabe, third.
Potato race (65-pound class, Park Play.
grounds Won by M Meehan; ". Meehan
second; p. .McCabe. third.
60-yard dash Nl0-pound clsss, Park Play.
grounds Won by H. Jceeph &. Finocchian
second; A. Harrington, third
Standing broad jump (110-pounds class) -
Won by G. Fnnoccharro: r. Green, second
Tarsenen. third Winners distance. feet
220-yard run Park Playgrounds)-W nv
f. Hosmer, Z. Richardson. second; W. Sulli-
van, third.
" Ed / II lf -IttN l II . REEl lAEk
4o-yard dash (purk Fairgrounds, S5-pound
class Won by J. Nerich; II. Owens, sec
ond P. Cohen. third. Time, 0:07.
Potato race (park Fairgrounds, s5-pound
classy.Won by NJ Mich r. De. Face. sec
ond NJ. Melito. third. Time, 40
Running broad jump (park Fairgrounds,
s6-pound classl-Won hy r. Smith j. Ner-
ich, second; NJ. Mlch third. Winners dis
tance. II feet.
6o-yard dash (park Fairgrounds, 10 pound
elass)--Won by NJ. Landr.ly; 9. Tanner
baSn: iecond ?. Cohen, third. Time. 0 :os;
lassl--Won by S. Miller; v. Eyelich. sec
ond Q. Tannerbsum. third. Time. 0 rs.
Putting s-pound shot tpark Fairgrounds,
11o.pound clsss)--Won by. p. streieker: c.
Taylor, second; r. Gallagher, third VIM
ner's distance. 3s feet.
loo,yard dash park plsysrounds, lso-
second; s.. Mallon. third. Time. o ol0 As.
22o-yard run park Fairgrounds. 13o-
pound class)-Won by J. Scotto J. Walsh,
second; g. Taylor. third. Time, o:so.
One-mie run tpark Playground 130-
pound class)--Won by p Meehan: r.
Downes, second j. Scollard, third Time,
S :05.
Running high jump (park plAysrounds.
New-York tribune., 1918-07-05
TWELFTH STREET PARK


4o.yard dash Park Playerounds)- Won by
=. Jate: H. katx. second; l.. Rittenbani.
third. Time. o:os
Potato race Park Fairgrounds won BY
a.; a. iriols; {. Peletfi second; C. sunnndo.
Standing broad jump Park Playgrounds)
Won by c. Subbindo: H. Kat, second; G
,Pelletri, third Winners jump, feet s
:, 5o-yard dash lPa-k Playground,) won by
+. Siraco; S. Berger, second; T. Rall.tta
third Time. 06 10
Running broad jump Park Playgroundsl
on by r. sircusa j. Kannar, second S.
Berger, third. Winners jump. Is feet 10
inches ~ -
1oo-yard dash lrsrk Playzrounds,-Won
BY a. Porazzo, }. Horn, second Private D.
Glantz, third. Time, 0 III 10
220-yard run Park REORGANIZATION
by A. Porazzo L. Mcstulan, second i How
third Time, 20 Is. -
:. sSo-yard run Park Fairgrounds Won
quaie. third. Time. 40
Putting f2-pound shct park playsround.)
Won by I. Pascarslla j. Wallace, second .
j. Gerblno, third, Winners put, so feet.
HOLLIS PARK.
22oyard dash (boys) Won BY " Won.
nik R. Collum, second: +. Maggie, third
NJ ?Sssd ssaso dash ss..nd 3 Sss By y,yd N leach
Graul, second; ". Bruno. third. "
=, Potato race tsir!sl-Won by C. Merger
Id, Spence, second; Z: Husbion third
n. siGclalr ha second r. Carn,ody, third.
Running broad jump-Ton By W. Wen
ieet inches, second NJ. Sinclair. 10 feet
l0A2 inches. third ~ AeS'
5o-yard dash (girls)-Won by NJ. Peet
=; H., "enniE' = las second J. Campbell. third.
loo-ysrd dash tfor soldiers in heavy
marching order)---Won by NJ. Johnson
Charles Charles Kelly second; NJ. Bruno. third.
22o-yard dash (for soldiersl-won hv s
OBrien: G. Barker. second S. Renner.
third Time. 25 Is '''e''
F,recEacker race-Won by NJ solsnbery;
y. -actium' second {. Tully. third
iey; | Murray. second W. White. third.
Half-mle run Won b. r. oCallahan: c.
New-York tribune., 1918-07-05

5o.yard dash (S5-pound hoys)---Won by NJ
Witkowsky B. Duetsch. second; c. Berko.
WITT. third.
$$.lessed race (s5rpound 1'e.d boys>,-Won by
ond Spengier and Dierlen third
Potato race (S5-pound boysl Won by J.
Lynch; j. Davis. second. NJ. Witkowsky
third
Standing broad jump-Won by ]. Moran
H. Gerber. second D. Berger. third.
75-yard dash Oi0.pound boys)-~Won by
Nat Goldsmith: NJ Witkowsky. second j.
Simon, third.
120.yard low hurdles--Won by l. Son,ka
rIat Coopersmith. second: Sam Miller, third
Running broad jump (1l0-pound clasa,
New-York tribune., 1918-07-05
ASTORIA FIELD

1oo-yard dash (P. s. A. L)--won by A.
ST9'ckers J. Maley. second: A. Lama, third.
o0,yard dash {parochial schools)--Won by
L. Il. Wegnant: A.. LAMA, second: j. Scherer.
F. Orleans J. Wilkins, second; &. Partinys. w.
ton. third. Time, O:29. VIII
-, one-rnIc run "a. A. u. open)--won by
1hares Pores. Pelham Bay Naval Reserve !:
Time, 40 1-5 'oeo'a
r, Running high jump "a. A. U.)-won by
~. Jewell. with S feet inches r. Craw.
iord' with feet {. inches. second; A. Peter
son. with feet inches, third
:, 440-yard dash "a. A. u. openl-Won hx
n. crawford. Millrose A. A.. /: H. Feigenbaum.
second g ts9 II. Cunningham. third. Time.
New-York tribune., 1918-07-05
BROOKLYN ATHLETIC FIELD
DE WITT CLINTON PARK

ao-yard dash lpark playground boys. s5-
Charles J. O'Conncll. second Thomas King,
toys, s5-eound class won by kobert kdsst0una Atl
kinson; Charles j.. O'Connell, second Ben
5amin sonec9ff, third. Winners distance,
7O-yard dash lpark playground boys, no.
pound class Won by W. Hampson: Joseph
]. Greene. second; John King. third. Time,
0:0S.
22o;;yard dash lpark playground boys 13o-
pound class) Won by T: Mulcaliy w
lHampson; second; Joseph J. Greene, third.
~, 1oo-yard dash Iopen A, A: Ul-won by
unattached. second; M Reilly. unattached.
third. Time. III
44o-yard dash (open A. a. U>-won BY
George Dornel, Pelham Bay Naval Training
Station; Thomas Clowry. Paulist A. C.. sec
ond NJ Reilly, unattached. third Time o :5s.
c.; A. II. Wilson, New York A. c., second !:
Joseph Giergo Pslham By Naval Training
$. caldwell, Pelham Bay Naval + Irainins m NJ
Station. with 9 feet inches; James F. Null
lins. unattached. feet 3 inches. second ;
third.
1s-pound shot~put (open. a. A. U.)--won
BY j. H. seakamp, Pelham Bay Nava, Train
unattached, 81 feet ala inches, second Peter
oCennor. unattached. 20 feet inches. third
1o-yard dash (parochial schools Won by
McGovcrn third. Time. 0 :08 2-5.
600-yard run Catholic Athletic League> -
Won by, j. Dougherty. Pauli.t = G..
Thomas Clowry. Paulist A. C.. second Mi
chael Russo. st. Ansem's A. g.. third Time,
/ 33.
One-lnle run (Church Athletic League) y
Won by Joseph Giorgio. Pelham Bay Naval
tached second j. S. Frankel, unattached.
third. Time. s .5l.
One-mle walk--Won by a. G. Gardarny;
l.. Wass. second X. Russniar, third.
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won; a: Lasko, second H. schuster, third.
Time. Is 81 Is (new record. '''' -
Running high jump-H. Golowenchiek
third. - 0'e''''
Emile bicycle race-won by H. schetzen
High jump (girls)-Won by Fanny Grail
SKY; Annie Purisk. second Dora Fennick.
Running broad jump (girls)-Annie Fen.
ne, ner won Rose Garry, second Esther Kaplin.
Flag race-Won by Sophie Peirce. Hen-
third. 0e'''''''
p ot BLOCK r,elay--Won by Esther Krautman
:, oo-yard dash-Won by Tillie Mueller
iee'e Camen. second; Rose Levine. third
BROOKLYN ATHLETIC FIELD
r., Running high jump tpublc schools)-
Won by L. Greenstein, with 1 feet inches
" Emmons, 4 feet inches. second: M
biatScahiord, feet inches. third.
Won Won BY r; R. March Gaelistro. .'Usscor second
James Pinder, third. Time, :562s.
One-n'iie run (open A. A. U)-Won by
Jack R. Sellers. New York A. C. J. Pie
tala, haleva 4. c., second: James O'Neil,
freeentaton Club. third. Time 4 80.
Won by John Bryant: David Condor, sec
1co-yard dash ' (P pn'fs s. i'"f f,CWon wa bv
Sidney Davis Harry Belmont, second
George Adachi. third. Time. Q :10st.
WON by f. fq Kauepn.n opSn A. :. W nssyice9
ond oo Walter Bronlberg. third. Time, II :19
~, 2zo,yard dash (park playground boys)--
Won by Il. Regenbach David Condor sec
ond; Lewis Boxley. third. Time. 0 29.
New-York tribune., 1918-07-05
RIVERSIDE PARK

Soldiers raceWon by Harry Finn James
Gorman, second: Thomas Mclaughlin, third
Broad jump Cover there Won by JOS
eephne Eichler. Grace Porter, second Mary
McC;reevy, third.
Dobbin; Margaret Coine, second; Mar
Flynn. third.
Flag race (girls)--Won by Kathleen
Cuirks; Arnida Bila. second: Josephine Por-
ter. third.
-, Fire-cracker race (girls)-Won By Alice
rlynn; Margaret Eicher, second Adcline
New-York tribune., 1918-07-05
FRANZ SIEGEL PARK


one-mills walk (open, A. A. U1--won hv
=, t.,hds hhssarne, Pastime A. G.; j. Katz, unat-
th;rS thatneo' -g second M Haskell. Mohawk A. C.,
- one-lap run Park Playgrounds)-wo by
~; ~. Hicoh' A. Saracino. second F. Demito
", Standing broad jump (open, A. A. U.>-
" won by I. ". Paterson, Montclair Y. M.
y. A.. with feet 111a inches l.. Silver
stein. Mohawk A. c., with feet inches
second l.. Tighe. Mohawk A. c., with feet
inches, third -ee'
", SSo-yard run (novice. A. A. u. open)-
Won % by E. Gompers. Pastime A c.. J. Cullen.
hlohawk a. c.. second; r. Glenn. Mohawk
a. G, third. Time, 2:40 3-5.
? 4Io-yard run lopen, A. A. U)-Won bv
a. l1she Mohawk 4. c.. E. Fokey. Mohawk
a., -. ~ second L. Silverstein. Mohawk A. c.,
=, 6o,yard run Park Playgrounds) Won BY
third. 80 o'o'"''
1noo-yard dash (open. A. A. U.)-won BY
!. Tlghe. Mohawk A. c.; E. Foley. Mohawk
third Time, o :11ls. a. o''
New-York tribune., 1918-07-05

Nike M MeInefney. third. Winners distance.
-. Running high jump (open. A. A. U1--
Won by William Boston Barney Laznovsky.
second: r. II. Lewis, third Winners dis
tance. feet inches
hah-rniie run 1ntersettlement Athletic
League)--Won by Webster: Morris Zucler.
second Benjamin Minkowitz. third Time.
220-yard dash tCatholic Athletic Leaguc)
= Won by John oBrien G.. Heard. second !:
John Brew. third. Time. 0:27.
New-York tribune., 1918-07-05
SEWARD PARK

INV <1NND Ann
4o-yard dash (pask playground boys. So
POUND classl---Won by Aaron Helvitz Ar
third. o'"''
Potato race (park playground boys. s5-
pound class)-Won by Isdore Berg; P. E.
Homer. second; II. Rothman, third
Running broad jump park playground
boys boys. so-pound class Won by F. Oren-
stein Arthur Schwartz, second S. Altman,
third. Winners distance, Is feet 8 inches.
O0-yard dash ozark playground boys, 11o-
round class)-Won by j. Rogowsky Charlie
Goldberg. second; D; Michaelson, third. '~' ''-
Ons-lap run lpark playground boys. no.
pound class)--Won by J. Rogowsky Charlie
Goldberg. second; D. Michaelson, third.
6-pound shot-put (park playground boys,
ll0-pound ss)-Won by NJ Cohen. With
so feet inches j. Schwalb, ~ feet. sec
ond l.. Coleman. 80 feet inches, third
loo,yard dash (park playground boys 130-
pound class)-Won by Simon d. Schuval; J.
Dalyen, second; Charles Gcrsewitz, third.
22o-.yard dash (park playground boys, 130-
pound class Won by Simon D. Schuval
r. = Schwab, second Israel Grier third
Haif-mlle run park playground boys. 13O-
pound ass)-Won by RI. Friedman; Irving
Jacobs. second; M. Seinfeld, third.
one-mi!e run (park playground boys. 13O-
pound class!-Woa by NJ. Seinfeld Leon.
grub, second: Irving Jacobs. third
New-York tribune., 1918-07-05
BETSY HEAD PARK

~. BEISY HEAD PARK
JsnyCaFo dash,-Won by S. Crossman. NJ
possy: possty.: second D. Click. third. d.
orlicE, seeons ssos--Won by by H. zsrrstzsky, S.
,yIv.yard dash--Won by ! uox,.
5So second Itozfowitz. third. 's'aN ;
ondiyara ond i,ara dash-Won by Stone; spl,tx. Sec
S.dssvohd shot -put-Won by II. Jass.r. r
lyman. second G. Magle third. AS's'" l.
Wis. sso .s dash-Won by I. Weiner: A. pa-
sHecond s. Storman, third. "a oA'
Msecyara Msecsynnroan d.shmW9n .ssnns BY g. Glover, Ed
S.r,,pp shot-put--Won by J. 1rsrsr. u
So4~v.. second; 5. Storman. third. ~
stock ksIo race--Won by N. Nacht: Rrrzor.
loG- second: Radow. third -s""
Mccv;syaasa race-Won by G. Rothcb;ld. 7
ssonire. second Ed Macvomrnons os'd,,d th;rd D.
Bender run--Won by L. Windern,an; NJ
mil. second S. ,Hersox. third. '' '''
fun-~W. kyronen. Millrns. A. A..
New-York tribune., 1918-07-05
SEWARD PARK
BUsHwICK PARK

Boxing exhibitions-Young O'Iearv vs.
AYtie o'Isary frankie Notter vs.. Soldier
New-York tribune., 1918-07-05
CHERRY STREET PARK

Hd' rrledDerg. second: L. Green
pelsE9 Iw9-laR + run Snod1 a. So s. a L).won y NJ
IT. One-mile run (novice. A. A. U.)-Won by
le9r rom johnson; l.. Rosenberg. second: j.
,, 02-yard dash 1park. playgrounds)-wo
by l. Caplin; I. Rosenberg. second: J. Pru-
shk, third.
by W. Finkelstein: P Finkelstein, second
j. Baum, third. >
5o-yard dash tparls Fairgrounds Won
by J.: Friedberg; N. Friedbers. second L. L.
!, eo,,yard dash {park playgrounds)-won
Prushik. third.
IT. T1wo-lap run q. s. A. L.l--won by NJ.
~ One-mile run (novice. A. A. U)--Won by
Iom Johnston:, A. r. Prude, second j.
Grizelnan, third
3Q0-yard rur--Won by w. Finkel.tein: p.
Finkelstein, second J. Baum, third.
CHERRY AND MARKET PARK
40 yards (s5 pounds, playgrounds)-
by + Cohen; G. Ianahey. second; w. Casey.
>. Potato race (s5 pounds. playgrounds)-
Won by G: Tanahey; H Morris, second; w.
Lasher. third. Time, :13
noaaa Munnlng a,n bread jump (playgroundss S5-
ter. second A. Anderson, third. Winner
:, eo-yard dash Fairgrounds, 11o-pound-
ciass)Y-Won ca BY B. Goldberg; G. Colin, sec
ond X. l.. Goldstein; third. Time, 0: :O7 1-5.
one-!ap run backgrounds. 110-pound
cless) Won by A. Anderson 3. Bartei, sec
ond j. Barry, third Time, 0 :2s
Standing broad jump 110-pound class,
p!aygrounds) Won by ]. Livingston: It.
Cinno, second; L. Lee. third Winners jump
IL feet.
llo-yard dash f110-pound class, play
grounds Won by f: Tanahey; B. Stein. sec
Il Ay,,I
220-yard dash backgrounds, 13o-pound
class s)--Won by A. Trolich; j. Barry, second
b. Stein, third. Time, Q 80 10
one-mile run backgrounds. 13o-pound
class),-Won BY j. Reynolds W. Finkelstein,
second; A. Tobias, third. Time. s :oI.
SS0-yard run (playgrounds, 13O-pound
class by J. Reynolds w. Finkeistein,
second; s. Spector, third. Time. 2:2o
Imperial Valley press., 1918-10-15
MRS. yIOLETTE CAMPBELL
Phone Is4-w

died died like men Their graves
stand as outposts on the frontiers of
humanity"
The casualties are not yet known,
Dot doubtless among hose making
he supreme sacrifice will be listed
so'le of our own lads who went away
sc bravely but a little while ago
While we shall grieve for ihem, how
We shall all glory in their death for
aoror's sake!
!; !; *
We rise tc ask just why Germany
should expect a place in any peace
parley? Convicted of every crime
Imperial Valley press., 1918-10-15
DOINGS OF CLUBS
PERSONALS

in he category, there would seem no
possible reason why decent people
should listen to any imaginary claim
she inay have 10 be consulted in any
peace conference. 1t was uncondl-
llonal surrender when Lee gave up
the fight; Napoleon was not consult
ed as 10 Terms or methods after the
Battle of Waterloo, and Kaiser Bill,
the exponent of all that is wicked
and criminal, Ger ainly should expect
re better trea ment. On to Berlin,
boys, or laying down of arms on
the part of the foe!
Imperial Valley press., 1918-10-15
Our Boys in Action.

Our Boys in Action.
Al last our California boys are
known to be in the thick of the fight
Somewhere in France" The dis
patch says:
"Piiled against the best troops The
1aiser had to offer, ouinumbered
and operating through territory al
mosl as strong as the Hindenburg
line, California, Washington and
Montana troops smashed The Ger
mans hard and won high honors in
their maiden effort" And from first
to last they acquitted themselves like
men! The dispa ch tells the story
briefly in he morning papers, and
cur hearts are athrill with pride and
exultation, though the statement
! says: "All This was at heavy price,
! but in manner to gloriously uphold
!, thc traditions of the West. Califor-
aia. north and south, played bril-
liant role. No group of men ever
, f.ught received their baptism of fire
more heroically. "a. Those who
Imperial Valley press., 1918-10-15
SOCIETY

The Saturday parade was so big
and fine and so altogether spectacu-
lar thai no mention can be made of
special features lest the story become
100 long for the space allowable.
From beginning 10 end it was per-
fecily managed and reflected great
credit upon those in charge Of ar
rangements 1t was certainly a mat
ter of congratulate that all were
ready to start on he dot and people
We're no worn out with long, weary
hours of waiting for the parade TO
start.
Another matter worthy of men
lion was the very active interest TAX
en- in the affair by he people living
IN other towns and in rural districts.
This feeling of oneness in everything
pertaining 10 the war has prevailed
in the county from The very begin
ming. and il is seemly as well as
Commendable.
The woman's committee of the Lib
erty Loan was untiring in its eff
forts. led by Mrs. d. V. holland and
Mrs. Cummings. Many of The most
unique features of the parade origi-
mated in he fertile brain of one or
he other OF thees leaders, or was
planned out by some other of the
women who are devoting their time to
government service in these stirring
times.
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lgtallo ul1o beriprid)t bis iett eille
eraiebiae @rnte. Die Meaisfelber
t,omentIidp ieben bielperipredeno
aus. 80 @eorg Dieoerid bot fem int
Comm gelegenes 8obnbal1s benz
,9errn 8nrgbort bon Belgrade fduf-
it'd obgetretert a11tb I'M l1mtauid eine
so Mder Sarm IN r1nitD an lid ge-
1,onnett, Sic er oieien 8erbit nit
SomiIie al1 be5ieben beobiidtigt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-06-20
@er 0i%bertpbpnbs aefa1ft fat, lit

Ser %2ibertpbonbs sefanft fat, lit
oool,rd, nidt bon Der Eflidt entbnn=
oe11, a1,h ariegslparmarfen 81 fon=
fen. IS lit ridtig, oaB Die &liegs=
iparn1arfen Dor allem Ben Min0er=
bemittelten @elegenbeit geben iulen>
lire griporntiie Ser @egierung our
@rfiigllng 81 lte1en, nno Ben Sim
oern 8elegenbeit, itd friib5eitig I'M
gporen 5u iibef, ober 0os 0arf fir
2e11te, sic iiber groBere Mittel terfii-
gen, fem @rnn6 iein, ienen Die
&riegsiparmorfen gang uno gar 5u
iiberloIIen. 9mn miir6e es nnmog=
Iid iein, sic gauge Warfenm1sgabe
unter5l1bringen. Nud Die bentittel~
ten &reiie miilien ibren Mntbeil iiber-
nebmen, einerlei, tpie biel iie in 5rei=
heitsonleibe ongelegt baben. Sic
&riegsiparmarfen iinb Elm gins
trogenoes Tapier. 8er tie fauft,
id)enft Ser Gegiernng ni6ts. CT be-
fommt fir iein @elo quite 3inien.
Sst1bem er Ser &egierung bilft, niitt
er fi9 ielbit.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-06-20
Ger Eraiibent fat cine Mabnmns

w FIuIS'<N< y"< SS"S ~SeC"uS
al, Sic @rbeiteridaft 6es 2an6es ge>
ridtet, oorauf beoadt a1t fem, a1es
Eli permeiben, pos Sic blrh ben
Rriea beoingten unerldBIiden arbei=
ten unterbreden fonnte. SSn ein6ring=
liden 8orten peift Ser Brditoem
oorouf fin, sob Ser @rieg fotpob1 bier
pie o11f SEN ShladtfeI6ern in Sranf-
reid berIoren geben tonne; bier boz
ourd, Dob oie Mrbeit, bon Der cine
tpirfiame &%riegfibrung Dor client Obj
bdinge, ins Stoden geratbe. Die
Mabn1ng Beg 8rafioenten ipri6t fir
iify ielbit. gu Sen 0pfern, Die I'M
iere 4rbeiteridoft fir 0en &rieg
brineen muB, eebort u1td' Der Ser
5idt o11f sic grfiilllng bon Winfden,
bie, tpenn iie energiid ge1teno ge<
modt tpiir6en, gu folgenf6tperen
observation-disclosures 5tpiiden Mrbeit
unb @opital fiibren miiBterr. l1n6
oie miifien bermie6en mer6en Die eli
iernet1 Notbtpenbigfeiten beg &rieges
bebingen bns.