davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-11-14

- Me W01no mi nczyn1c +tego.
- Me wolno ci? tw6j majatek
jest przeciez teraz tWoja, wlasno-
sscia mozesz MIN rozporzadzac do
wolnie. MOI syn jest twoim jedy-
nym, prawnym spadkobierca.
Ma}gorzata. schylila glove W
milczeniu.
Lanquier m6wil dalej z takim
zapalem, jak gdyby powodowa-
nym. byl jedynie miloscia ojcow-
ska.
- Szczescie caiego zycia Paw
Ia, zalezy cd ciebie, jedno slowo
twoje mogloby je zabezpieczyc, a
ty 60 wymowic ME cheese! Lecz
moze ME zrozumia1as mnie dosta-
tecznie. Me ,mysle ci wydzierac
mic dopokad zyjesz, ME chce ami
grosza z twoich. dochod6w, chcial
bym tylko zapeWnic hrabiego Ter
rvs, re Pawel bedzie mial kiedys
wiekszy majatek niz jego corka,
a wtenczas zniknie wszelki opor z
jego strony. 10 ME moze bye
przeciez ola ciebie ME mOzebnem:
a jezeli Pawel niezawinn' przeeiw-
ko tobie, "a co cheese go ukarac,
opuszczajac go wtak stanowczej
ola niego chwili. smiem vice Ii
eye napewno ia ciebie.
- Paskalu!:- zaWolala Mafgo
RATA u placzem, HE drecz mnie
Czyz mozesz watpic, zeby to by1o
ola mnie wielkas przyjemnoscia,
gdybym mogla dac ten dow6d
przywiazania menu siostrzenco-
wi?
- [ coz ci wtem przeszkadza?
- Powiedzia1am ci juz, re mnie
ME wolno rozporzadzae mym ma
jatkiem.
- Lecz ia odpowiadam ma to,
re to ME moze bye prawda.
- Jest to prawda najswietsza,
MOI majatek ME nalezy do mnie,
ale do .....
= Do kogo?- zasycza1 Lam
quier ciezko oddychajac. Malggo-
RATA zakry1a twarz W dloniach j
ezepchne}a:
- Do mojej cork!
Paskal Lanquier zachwial sic
pod 1t,ym acknowledgements cioselm
- Do twojej cork? powt6rzy]
: najwiekszem podziwie1niem.
Ma1gorzata kiwnefa potakujacc
lg}owa.
= zartujesz re mnie, zawo,
lal LansquieHr, wlasnym ME vie
rae s usz Is -Try. ME mialas mig
dy dziecka.
Me zmego malzenstwa; alt
! kiedy tax nielitosciwie naduzy
wasz mel slabosci, ably wydobY
re mnie tajemnice, ktora dotae
tax starannie: ukrywalam, wiet
wole opowiedziee ci wszystko
ze spuszczonemi ku ziemi oczyma
nieszczesliwa kobieta tax m6wilis
dale pred mojem zamezcien
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-11-14
lp7aae aalszy nastaply

Me pozwolcie waszym dzeciom.
ciierpiee. Jezeli 50 lekliwe, bojazz-s
live, maluchne, albo zlosliwWe daj
Gle i'm HOLSTER a Rocky Noun
tain herbaty laggodneggo leczI
skutecznego lekarstWa ola dzieci
35c. w apiece Brown q. Ogg
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-11-14
I ] \ l|!I!| TRIL(lzAE II n MhSzEl

Wyrzuty ma twarzy oznaka ME-
sczystej krwi. Nieczysta kreW jest
.spoWodoWana plzeWaznie zatWar-
Edzeniem kt6re przeryWa natural
ny spos6b frsaaW,ienias zanieczyssz-
.cza krew, 60 okazujje sic ma twa-
lrzy " postaci pryszczy, krost6W,
czerWonego nosa nieczystej Gerry.
Pozbadzcie Sic zatwardzenia, q
WygladWaszeii tWarzy natych-
Mast sic zmieli.
Piec MONA zapchae najlepszym
naWet mglem, lecz jezei wegiel
ME obr6ci sic scaiy " plomien, to
otrzymamy duzo dymu, a zamiast
potrzebnej silly, zaniieczyssciimy tyl-
ko noWy koci61 j pa1eniska.
Tax samO rzecz sic ma 2 naszym
zoladkiem. Napychanie 60 popro-
stu pokarmami, ME przyniesie ko-
rzyscii,a tylkosszkode, bo zoladek
pokarm6W tych ME moze Wyko-
,rzystac j przetraWic.
Pokarmy, kt6rych zoladek ME
zdazy przetraWic, przejda W kisz-
a te beda musialy wysilac sic
Enadmiernie, ably Wyrzt1cie re Sic
.bie niepotrzebny. ciezar. Nieprze-
pokarm Wytwarza kWa-
|sy gaz, ktore zamieniaja sic W
trucizne, DRAMA sciany zoladka,
jeliti nerWoW, dostaja sic do krWi
a . Mig rozchodza sic pc calym
|ciele az do mozgu. s
PoWstaje Dol gloWy, bezsennosc
ociezalosc, zniechecenie do piracy.
lyeiaialeieeh.z
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-11-14

Jezeli jesteseiie jednym 3 tych,,
kt6rzy pr6bMNaI III hsjrozmlait-
lekarstw, ale niczcgo ME ~
zyskaf ma zdroW7uS SHE, zacznij
Gle zaraz uzyw9e KALWARYJ-
81, lII|lsg VIVA LEczNIczzlEaO.
Me odkladajcie y dnia ma d1eh
!lecz wkr6tce natychmiast do zdro-
via. Stara :jciie sic odzyskac sile
ffiizyczna j umyslowa. Mech dobre
rzeczy jake daje zycie przyno-
sza wan ucieche. Uczcie sic rozu-
mice co macy dobre zdrowic.
TAX jak drudzy tax tel j Wy przzy
znacie SIG, il 70 rzzecz m m.EciliVwg ,po-
.zbyc sic zatwardzenia, 9 wraz .
zatwardzeniiem j Wszystkie po-
krewne Interchangeable " kr6tkimm
;czasie.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-11-14
MIN; c kk;,,iiiq y czlowieks odpornym
ma rozmaiite Interchangeable.
Otto 10 piszs jsden el1owik
s xsNabrasllki II.

IsEE5T ES#TS ..lS8Ma@ 2 @%&s1Sg4&nES#I
ACierpiaIem nd zatwardzeniie
cd at.SUziyawsalem najjroz1naiitszych'
lekarstW ma jake wyda1em CRU.
be .spieniadze, ale bez skutku. Pc
uzzyciu kilkn. butelek sKALWA
RYJSKIEGO VIVA LECZNI-
GzEG07', nietylkot pozbyIem sic
zatwardzenia, ale czuje slew do
datkus taksWybornie,ze zsczystem
sumieniem mege kazdemn polecic
Il" isscie cSnltdotWne lekarsteWoi znane'
kazdemfn jake
SKIEH VINO LECZNICZE.'
aKALWARYJSKIE WING LIE
|CZNICZE'' jest rzeczywisscie wy
jatkowo dzialajacem lekarstwem.
Ono to wykorzenia zupellnie Eat
wardzenie j wszelkie iinnne niedo-
magania, jake wywoluje slaby 10
ladek, czyniac 60 silnym, sprawia
re czlowiiek czuje przyjemnosc "
kazdym kasku, .. tylko wtedy mo-
ina cieszye sic zdrowiem, gdy po-
karin smakuje.
ssss5ax@9 .sssas .s.34sSSas 2 ssS@s@s4ss&&$
Zazyjciie HKALWARYJSKIE
VINO LECZNICZE asprzeko1a-
Gle sic iak predko ono regglluje
zo}adek, llsuWajac zatwardzenie,
[nadecie, zgage, odbijanie sic, ME-
|smak, it'd. Czlowiek zajada smacz-
ME, wNyglada lepiej, spi spokoj-
ME.
Ola czego wiec cierpiet, gdy po-
moe jest talk biiska?
Wszyscy ci, kt6rzy uzywali
~KALWARYJSKIE VINO LECZ-
|NICZE twierdza, re doznali szyb-
Ekiego j dobrego skutku. Wielu 2
mich opowiadaja 0 TAX szybkiej
re slowa ich staja sic pra
|wie ME do uwierzenia.:
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-11-14
sWIAT0WEJ HIAWy.

VINO LECZ-
FNICZE Jest srodlkliiem przez nau-
he Wynalezionym, kt6ry najpre-
najlatwie.j raz ma zawsze
.usuwa zatwardzenie. Ono to- jed
noczesmie. Wzmacnia caly orga-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-11-14

popelnilam blad EtgsssosaaiflssalAal
,niiassssnnfiie mo taE!yaaa.n u. 4
swszystkie nieszczescia sproWad5Izzdill
sMoja mlodosc moe mi jedynie
sfluzye ma Wym6Wkee. Sksutkie q
.meggo Wystepku byIa corka ktSora
mi .Wkr6tce poo jej urodzeniu wy
|darto: 5Ojciec iukryI ma hanbe j
'zmusiI mnie do zamezcia. Cierpia
lam przez lat osmnaseie, lie tylko
ikobieta Wyciierpiec mole co sic
stale. = moja c6rka. mic ME Wiedzziiiasl
lam I sadzilam ze umarla. Mako
nice nadesz1a godzina meggos oswo
Ibodzenia a ia natychbiast rozpo-
:czelam mole poszukiwania, kt6re
Ipozadany. przyniosfy skutek.
Nam teraz pewne doWody, ze
c6lka moja lyle. Rozumiesz vice
teraz kochany Paskalu, ze caly
moi majatek do niej nalezy i ME
mole bye rrozdrobniony? Musisz
mi to przyznac przeciez. I.
Pod spuszczonemi .p%owiekami
.zajasnial blysk szatanski
5lecz zniknal natychmiast.
Vice odnalazlas to dziecko
5utracone pred dziewietnastu Ia
Ety? zapytal dziwnym jakimSs
Itonem, zamiast odpowiedziee Nal
gorzacie ma jej zapytanie.
- Jeszcze ME, ale wien, re O.
no. zyje. Moze jeszcze dis wieczo
rem dowiem sic gdzie corka moja
|obecnie przebywa i bede ia mogla
.przycisnac do serca j W jej obje-
zapomniec co przez lat
osmnascie przecierpialam.
Pawe} spuscI glove a ma jego
.obliczu zab4ysf wyraz dzikiej roz
paczy.
- Wien dobrze kochany szwa
grze, - m6wiia dalej Malgorzata
re mole sa%molubstwo .czyli raczej
'moja mi1osc macierzynska parali
zuja twoje rachunki, j tive nadzie
je niwecza przykro mi bar'dzo, re
tax wielkiego doznajesz rozczar'o
wanna, ale jestes ojceml, kochasz
twego syna, tai jak ia kocham1 y
moja c6rke vice mi wybaczysz.
Prosi}es mic abym jego. przyszz--
sz1ose zabezpicczyfa, jest mi to do
wodem, re mann .obowiazek dbac
Q p~rzyyszlose mleojjeggee d l;zite:l1sa.3 Y
mowisz: wszystko ola mego syna!
- ia movie - wszystko ola mo
lei cork!
Budowniczy spojrzai IA paniaa
Berlin ma jego. obliczu widzia}arte
raz tylko wyraz rezygnacyi.
: - Masz slusznosc rozumiem cie
-rzekl 1agodlie - Pozostaje mi
tylko przeprosie Gle, "a mole tax
natarczywe zapytania ktoremi Gle
mimowolnie zmusilem do wyja-
vienna mi twej tajemnicy.
Ma1gorzata podafa mu reke.
- Me gniewam sic Wcale ma
ciebie, - rzek1a- owszem rada
jestem ZEN sic mog1a rozmowic z
toba otwarcie.
- Milo jest zwierzyc sic PREY
.jaznemu krewnemu, kt0remu Eau
fac MONA, - rzeM Paskal obhud
ME. - Masz vice nadzieje, &c W
wkrotce odzyskasz tWa c6rke?
- TAX wyslalam ma zwiady Jo
veleta ma on sledziec pewna ko-
biete, kt6ra zapeWne uda sic te.
raz tam, gdzie ojciec mojej cork
nkrywa} ia przez lat lyle pred
swiatem.
Paskal zadrzal; te slowa rozbu
dzily jego uwage. Zgadzaiy sic be
wien dziwnie z tenn, co mu mnie.
many Valta. opowiadal. Azeby j.
szcze upewnic sic 0 tenn zapytal
- A ojciec teago addziecka9
- Umarl, ~ odpowiedziala pr
|sepnie PAM Berth.
Paskal NOV zadrzaf 2 przera
zzenia.
- Umarl ~ powt6rzyla " tel
lsam dzienl, kiedy ia oswobodzon,
nakoniec zazadalam cd niego me,
c6rki. s'zss
A ten czlowiek zyl j lunar
w zamku Viry mad Sekwana!
- Vice twoja c6rka jest cork;
Roberta Valleranda! zaWola
ILanquier 2 goraczkoWem Wzrusz'
tnjnm.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-11-14
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The sun., 1919-06-27
AMrRICAN AssoCIAf1oN.

NEW ENGLAND LEAGUE.
A. "Reminiscences, 0; Lowell, 8.
Al Haverhill-Portland, 3; HaveIhill, 0.
A Fitchburg-Lewiston, 4; Fitchburs. !.
The sun., 1919-06-27
TELLER WINS BOUT
IN EXTRA SESSION
Awarded Verdict OUer Ep-
stein at Bensonhurst.

J. Zeller of the Pastime A. C.. was
forced to box an extra round last night
before he was awarded the referees
decision over A. Epstein OF the Mercury
A. C. in tho final bout of the 100 pound
class in the Bensonhurst Yacht Clubs
amateur boxing tournament The bout
was, 80 close that the judges disagreed
twice.
Sol Seeman of the Brooklyn A. A.
won the 10 pound final bout. while ].
Schwartz of the Clark House A. A.
carried off the honors In the 1870 pound
class. The 140 pound final went to ].
Coll Of the Kennedy Boys Club. The
summaries: ......sA
ITO Pound Class, semi -ffnais-H- be
vine. Clark House A. A, defeated .. vegel,
New West Side A. c., rounds, Judges
decision; Sol Seeman. Brooklyn A. A.,
defeated L. ooldberg. unattached, srounds.
Finsl-seeman defeated Levine, ; rounds.
judges ds sd,ns c,,. s.u,.,n.,.,
sehwart.. clark House. A.. 4, defeated II.
judges decision: E. A. Young, Eastern
District Y. N. c, A.. defeated Daniel
Murphy. Brooklyn A. A.. rounds. judges
decision.
Finai--schwartE defeated Young.
rounds judges decision,
$40 Pound Glass. Final--J. Coll. Ken
nedy Boys Club. defeated z. -Crozier'
Bronxdaie A. C.. rounds. judges de-
cision. T. ~
40 Pound class--J. Zeiler, PAstirne A.
c., defeated A. Epstein, Mercury "A. c.,
rounds refsrees' decision.
The sun., 1919-06-27
FEW HOT LINERS.

wrbert Robinson, Brooklyn manager. Is
very sweet on Pug" Allen, the former
Georgia Tech. hrst baseman now with
well anywhere and is a splendid outnelder.
Allen also played football and was a
member OF the famous Golden Tornado,
Georgia Techs smart football aggregation
OF the last two falls.
Jupiter Pluvlus broke In on Roger Peck
inpAuEh's hitting streak JuPe stopped
Roger from getting any binEles, which is
something few pitchers have been able
TO do this season.
Bernie Bolsnd, Yankee tInx. did tho
Yanks a good turn yesterday, when he
held on the Cleveland Indians for twelve
Jasper. ono of Lee Foyl's pitching recruits.
gave Bernie quite an argument
so swiftly that MeGraw's men can feel the
hot breath Of the pursuing Red legs
scoreh their heels. Cincinnati now Is only
two games behind the Manhattan leaders.
Maurice Burrus who has appeared for the
Athletics in the series with the Yankees
twice as pinch hitter, was hand picked
by Connie from the Columbia. 8. C., team
Mack went down to Columbia himself to
Connie bought him he knocked out nvs
hits. 1t is said Connie outpid seven clubs
for the boy. He is hrst bassman.
This is the poorest year for the Eastern
clubs since 1905. when the entire Eastern
end of the American Leagus-NGw York
Philadelphia. Washington and Boston
finished IN the second division, In the
same year Brooklyn and Boston finished
seventh and sixth respectively In the Ma
tional League. Stil New York should
worry about It's less fortunate Eastern
brethren.
fy an odd coincidence, ssibold. the
young Athletic pitcher, has the same name
as old Socks seybold,. the hard hitting
right fielder Of tho Athletic champions OF
1904 and 1908. Old Socks 10 Ralph Sey-
bold and the young fingers name also Is
Ralph.
II Is reported from Chicago. that Kid
Gleason would be willing 20 trade Fred
NcMullint his utility innelder. for q pitcher
He points out that McMullln would MI In
quite a zap on many teams In the league.
Rowland played MGMuiiin regularly In the
latter part OF 1917. and ne played through
the 1917 worlds series with the Giants.
He is hne fielder but not much Of u
hitter.
Many fans have inquired why Charley
Hollocher, the great Cub shortstop, Ia not
In the game Hoilocher broke the thumb
on his left hand a fortnight ago. and Ia
likely to be out Of the game for at least
ten days more
The sun., 1919-06-27
MEADOWBROOKF FOUR
BEATS CO0PERSTOWN
In Keen Contest, Long Island
ers Win, 8 to 5 1-4-Post
Scores Five Goals.
sp,c,ol Ds,pateh TO TIE sus.

MEADOW BROOK, l.. l.. June 26.-Star
poloists from Meadow Brook and Coopers-
town Polo clubs lined up here to-day In
the semi-final match for the Meadow
Brook Club cup.
Cooperstown. aggregating twenty-two
goals for it's team. allowed the Meadow
Brooks two goals handicap. This ap-
parently was unnecessary. as the Long
Islanders won by net score or y TO
5A goals The winners lined up with
Fred Mclaughlin. Fred Fl, Post, Shaw
The sun., 1919-06-27
Discomfort In Boston.
Rain Keep. Local Team, Idle.

Jupiter Pluvius took his inning yes
terday and the Yankec-Athletic contest
on the Polo Grounds. along with the
Dodser-Giant game at Ebbets Field,
Brooklyn. were drowned out The
games will be played later as part Of
a double header.
Perhaps the Athletics were just as
glad to sidestep their last bout with the
Yanks. The Yankees have beaten them
seven straight, four In Philadelphia and
three times on the Polo Grounds.
The Yanks In the last month have
bounded along at a IT'S pace. The big
brace came after the team lost three
straight games in st. Louis to wind up
their first Western trip. II pulled the
Yanks down to fourth place. with only
one more victory than defeats. That
was on May a.,
Since then the Yanks have played
eight series. winning seven OF them
They have won FL games out OF 81.
The sun., 1919-06-27

Hollocher. the great Cub shortstop. Ia not
In the game. HoIloeher broke the thumb
on his left hand a fortnight ago. and Ia
likely TO be out Of the game for at least
ten days more.
The sun., 1919-06-27

Totals. =. q s $3.50 10 2 Totals. Is ass IA !
.One out when winning run was scored.
The sun., 1919-06-27
AMERICAN RIFLEMEN LEAD.
Make Clean sweep in Interantea
... Tourney. 90.

LIZ MANS, June "a (delayed).-The
United States made a clean sweep of the
honors to-day in the individual rfhe
competition OF the interallted games on
the d'Avours range. American marks
men took the first eighteen places In the
matches. The lowest score made by any
OF the twenty-five of the American en-
tries landed that rifeman in thirty-fourth
place. There were 175 marksmen, reprs-
senting eight nations.
First Sergeant Stanley Smith of Cleve-
land won the championship with score
Of s76 points out of a possible SOC on
the international targets. He led the
field at all ranges except one.
The runner-up medal went TO Gunnery
Sergeant Lester ". Henson OF Divernon,
IN with a score of 1855 Third place
wa. won by Corporal Richard J. titus
OF Hackensack. N. j., with a. score OF zoo.
Major William q. Morris Of Canaaa
was twentieth, with ?S.
The sun., 1919-06-27

Dempsey would break his hands u he
ever hit Willard in the mlnce pie depart
ment.
Over at Dempsey's quarters the big
gest crowd of the week gathered. but the
challenger evidently let up on this spar
ring stun. e..
Bill Tate usually starts something
when he hits Dempsey In the face, but
the challenger took several well directed
thumps and made no attempt to retafi=
ate. .- go
The challenger did jab Malone in the
mouth till the blood flowed. but Tate and
the jamaica Kid got of easiiy. As Ma
lone left the ring. the blood trickling
spectator, who asked him q. question.
Malone was irritated by the query, for
he blurted:
Say. what do you think OF that zap,
asking me II Dempsey can hit hard?"
The sun., 1919-06-27
AMERICANS FINISH
FIRST AND SECOND
Paddock and Teschner Beat
Canadian in 100 Meter Final
in Pershlng Stadium.

PERsHING STADIUM, COMMUNICATIONS,
France, June 26.4-APhe third final of the
Inter-Allied Athletic Meet was staged
here to-day and athletes sporting the Ola
Glory shield OF Uncle Sam bagged first
and second places with third laurels go
Ing to Q wearer Of the maple leaf OF
Canada!
The event was the 100 meter fnai II
was captured by Lieut.. Charles Paddock
of the University, of Southern Califrnia in
10 4.5 seconds a NTH OF a second slower
than the worlds record established by
Don Lppincott az the University OF
PennsyRania in winning a heat in the
100 meter event at the Olympic Games
In Stockholm in 1912.
Right. on the shoulder OF the winner
was another American, Lieut.. Eddie
Teschner, the former Harvard collegian.
Howard of Canada pressed the former
Crimson flyer hotly for second iauelt
and only was beaten by the proyerbiai
eyelash.
The winning OF the first and second
places in the 100 meter final to-day
brings America,s point total up to IT:
The point standing now is: United
States. II: Canada, J.. No other nation
has scored a point. The Yankees made
clean sweep. in the only other two
finals completed, the hand grenade and
javeiin throwing contests.
In the basketball eliminatons America
defeated Italy. Sc to IT. In wrestling
Gargano. Italy, defeated Kryskow. Amer
lea. In boxing Egan. America, knocked
out Negri. Italy, in the first round.
Tho first incident to mar the good
feeling that has prevailed during the
games occurred yesterday. A number or
French enlisted men. contestants in. the
games were invited into the, covered
erandstands when rain began TO. fall
When American military police told
them to leave the crowd protested. After
much hootins by the crowd and showing
and pulling by the military police, Col.
johnson of the games committee over
ruled the police. Order was reestabe
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Bernie BolRnd, Yankee ink. did tho
Yanks a good turn yesterday. when he
held on the Cleveland Indians for twelve
inningH and won by a score OF | 20 O.
Jasper. ono OF Lee Foyls pitching recruits
gave Bernie quite an argument.
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INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE.

All games were postponed on account OF
rain.
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WANT GOVERNOR TO STOP BOUT
Representative Randall Introduces
Resolution in House.

WARRINGTON, June "a resolution
requesting the Governor of Ohie=tn- pre-
vent the threatened dissertation Of the
nations birthday" by a prize fight be-
tween Willard. and Dempsey at Toledo
July was introduced to-day by Repre-
sentative Randall. Prohibitionist, califor-
mia.
zone of the participants In this pro-
posed fsht," Mr.. Randall SAID, engaged
in similar night few years ago with
Jack Johnson. q fugitive from Justice,
who has confessed that he was bought of
and threw the night to his adversary.
"why should n night between bruiser
shakers, who were not brave enough to
join the war against German murdererA
be permitted in this countryT
The sun., 1919-06-27
TEsREAU DARTMOUTH COACH.
ReenEased as Baseball Mentor
Merritt Chosen Captain.

HANOVER, N, H.. June 26.-The Dart
mouth baseball team chose Melville P
Merritt 1920. of Middleton. Mass, aeft
felder and pitcher captain for next year
He Is the teams leading batter and is
one OF the best utility men that the
green has ever had. Starting as a
catcher he was shifted to the outfield
and then as the pitchers went bad he
took his regular turn in the box.
Announcement was also made to-day
by the athletic council that Jeff Tesreau
has been reengaSed as coach of the
Dartmouth baseball team for a period Of
two years.
The sun., 1919-06-27

Jupiter Pluvlus broke In on Roger Peck
InpauEh's hitting streak Jupe stopped
Roger from getting any bingles, which Is
something few pitchers have been able
TO do this season.
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TEST roR EMPEY.s PLAYERS.

What promises to be one of the best
semi profeseionaI baseball games played
at pyckman Oval. near the Dyckman
street subway station, Is booked for this
Sunday, when Guy Empey's Treat EN-
Rough" nine will clash with the Stand
ard Shipyard team. The shipbuilders,
who hail from Shooters Island. won the
shipyard championship of this section
last year. They have one OF the strongest
teams playing i-professonal ball in
this vicinity. Employs team will have to
be at its best in order to come out on
top.
The sun., 1919-06-27
CUBANs SIN BROOkLYN.

The Cuban Stars will be well provided
with pitching talent when they tackle
the Bushwicks in a double header at
Dexter Park, near the Cypress Hills ele-
waited station, on Sunday afternoon. The
Havana club will have Lucas, Padrone
and susreg 10 call on and every one Of
the trio Is star Hageman and Maloney
will be the Bushwick pitchers. The
Cubans come 10 Brooklyn with the pres
tige OF a double success over the Lincoln
Giants. but have TO wipe out a double
defeat by the Bushwicks some weeks
ago.
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FIRST GAME.

Tot ais :. 50 4 stes IS 81.
snatted for Ames in the eiEhth inning.
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ATHLETICS COMPULSORY.
Freshmen Mt Dartmouth In Future
Must Participate. -

HANOVER, N. H., June 2s.-Announce-
mept was made to-day that participation
in athletics would be required of all
freshmen at Dartmouth College next
year. Freshmen will be permitted to
express their preference for any particu-
lar sport.
Harry Hiilmau, track coach. will be in
charge of the system.
The sun., 1919-06-27
TIGERS BEAT INDIANS
IN IL INNING GAME
Heilman's Triple and Flag.
steals Single Break Tie.

DETROIT, June ss.-tAmericsn)-Hsil-
mann,s three base hit to centre feld in
the twelfth inning. with one out. fol-
lowed by FIagstead's single, gave De-
lroit a l to victory over Cleveland to-
day
Roland and Jasper enjoyed a pitchers
battle. The game was Dstrolts first
extra inning contest OF the year, The
score.
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SENATORS OUTSCORE
RED SOX BY TOT
Harper Pitches Second Vic
tory in FiUe Game Series.

BosToN, juno az Americana wash
ington took the finai ana rubber game OF
the nve game series with Boston to-day,
to \. Harper. who pitched and won last
Monday. came back and yielded only six
hits. whereas Pennoek was hit freely.
Fielding plays by Foster and Judge
featured. The score: