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Arizona republican., 1919-01-17
COUNTY ENC|NEER'S
 POLICY UNDECIDED

Policy of the county road department and the work to be carried on during his term of office, has not yet been de- termined by County Engineer R. c. Perkins, who took over his new duties yesterday.
 Engineer Perkins stated that lie must become familiar with the amount of funds on hand before he could outlin. his work. He said, however. that the work of the immediate future would be the concrete dip in New River, for which excavation will begin today.
 The bridge over the Arizona canal ? Camelback, which will be partially built by rCNate finds, will also be con structed shortly under the supervision of the county engineer.
Arizona republican., 1919-01-17
GO ID DISCUSS PLANS
 IF LAST u|BERTYLOA|V

Harry Welch. secretary Of the cham Der of commerce of Phoenix, accom- paned by Harry Tritle. chairman of the War Savings committee. and George Kirkland, secretary of the War Savings committee. left for San Fran- cisco 10 attend a conferencc-of the fifth Liberty loan and Inc future War Sav- ings Campaign.
 ihe conference will be held about Friaay or Saturday of this week, ant. piahs Tor the success of the firth lih- elly ;I ioan. to be called the Victory loan, NiIf ne dlscussed. all questions of im- portance will be decided upon and :, definite campaign mapped out for tna coming drive
Arizona republican., 1919-01-17
"H|-Y' NUMBERS ID
 BE MADE UP LATER

The management of the lily lec- tnre course is receiving a great many inquiries in regard to the future plans for the remaining numbers of this course. The management wishes to announce to the holders of season tickets that arrangements have been made whereby all of the numbers that have been missed so far on account of the influenza epidemic win come later in the season
 The neN number is Gay Zanola Me Claren, one of the most noted enter tainers on the American lyceum course. who wilt appear on the regular sched- uled date January 50, unless notice Of change appears later. All holders of season tickets are advised to watch the newspapers for announcements in regard to tho coming numbers.
Arizona republican., 1919-01-17
ID ATTEND TR|-STATE
 YM.C.A. NFERE|VCE

J, Q. Sexson, secretary of,the Phoe- nlN 1 M. C. A.. left last night for Fl Paso to attend the annual r. M. C. A. conference for the states of Arizona, New Mexico and western Texas. to be held on Friday, Saturday and Sunday oI this week. Mir. Sexson is on the program Saturday to deliver an ad- dress on the question of how to handle a financial campaign and how 10 man age the finances of the local associa- tions.
 On his return home next week, MT SeXson will stop off in Greenee and Graham counties to organize these two counties for the Armenian and Syrian and Jewish relief campaign.
Arizona republican., 1919-01-17
MEN AT KELLY
 HONDRED ROOSEVELT

Work at Kelly Field hailed tempor- Hiiy Nednesday afternoon and every man In the country's greatest aviation Ileld paid respect to the memory o Theodore Roosevelt
 At ?. fn., the hour set for the fun eral of Americas most celebrated for mer president. a salute of 21 guns was lired and parades in honor of the late colonel Roosevelt were held respective Jg Tn the Concentration Brigade, the irving Department and the Air Service Mechanics School.
 Members of the Concentration Bri- Sade paraded Gn the drill field west of the Hostess House. while the other two departments gathered on their respect i've drill fields.
Arizona republican., 1919-01-17
OFF O|V RECORD AIR
 TRIP IF 6,0OO MILES

The greatest airplane flight ever un
 dertaken by man, started from an all
 dome near lpswick, England, when a giant Handley-Page airplane, carryin. SIX members of the Royal Air Force, headed across the channel for France On a flight to Karachi. india and
Arizona republican., 1919-01-17

for flight of nearly Is hours.
 Major Archibald MacLaren and Cap tam Holley, famous pilots of long dis tance bombing planes, are in charge of the machine.
Arizona republican., 1919-01-17

thence to Delhi The distance to Delhi from the starting place is nearly e,Ooe miles.
 :, Before the signing of the armistice the machine was designed to bomp Befiln. It measures 127 feet from wing up 10 wing tip and weighs. with fueI ana passengers about 27,000 pounds I, can make so miles an hour and can carry 1900 gallons of petrol. sufficient
Arizona republican., 1919-01-17

DISCHARGE 227 ARIZONA MEN SINCE NOV. 1.-Two hundred and twenty nine Arizona men have beer discharged from the military service
Arizona republican., 1919-01-17

since November l. Lists of all the Ar izona men discharged from all tn camps since that date are being sent to the office of the adjutant genera, as parts of the military record. Tho list inclures the home address of in. soldier and the date of his discharge
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Arizona republican., 1919-01-17
ONLY 482 INFLUENZA CASESNOW IN PHOENIX

The number of influenza cases in the. city was further decreased in yester- day official report, bringing it down to 4S2, from 512 the day before. Twen- tY-tWo new cases were reported for the day in the city, with five more case, in hospital. making total of 27. F'os- ty-tnee releases were made in the city ana twelve in hospitals.
 TWO deaths were contained in the re- port both in hospitals.
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America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-12-27

explosibiQ 81 crez6nd ca STA per-
dut puterea, a aruncat in foe 0
mare cantitate. Praful s'a aprins,
lar flacarile lui a ajuns cana gu
praf care a eNplodat, aruncinl
in .aer peretele fntreg Al easel.
Cladiri intregi acoperite de "a
pada. Geneva. In muntii
Davos in Elvetia s'a pornit ieri
o avalansa de zapada, care a ca
uzat 0 panica de nedescris prin-
tire locuitorii 81 vizitatorii acelor
1mprejurimi, cauzind totodata 0
multime de pagube 81 morti. :
@ mare cantitate de zapada
care s'a pravalit de pc munte a
ingropat un sanator in intreei-
me, rupind usile 81 sparglnd fe-
restrele primei cladiri, 81 ONO
rit rusoaica 81 ranind gray pc
ingrijitoarea Ell.
Gel din sanator au fost inchiSl
inlauntru toata noaptea.
O alta cantitate de zapada S a
pravalit asupra otelului Excel
sior, omorind dol chelnari 81 ca
uzinl mari pagube.
AL treilea aproape a ingropat
pensionul Germania. Cinci mort
au fost scosi din aceasta cladlre.
Citi altii vor fl 1ngropati sub
zapada nu sc site.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-12-27
PoSTA ADMINISTRATIEI

Onor. Soc. ,,Stefan Gel Mare .
Garrett, Ind: - Domnul Gavrll
Groza, despre care intrebati, nu
Sc mai site mimic de dinsul, inca
de multi timp. f adevarat ca $ a
mutat din Akron, Ohio in New
York, dar de multi nu Sc mai
site nici pc acolo mimic de urna
Dumnealui.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-12-27
DIN FUcA CONDI|ULUL.

Ziarul ,,Patrias din Cluj, pu-
bl:ca un articol despre RomInii
din America, inapirat de nistG
documente carl ,,numai intimpa~
tor lea picat in mma''. = Ciu-
data intimplare. Foarte. cludat;t
81 suspecta, c1nd din aceasta in
timplare Sc lauda 81 sl preama-
reste numele unui ON care Sc a
fla pc aceste plaiuri. Oar 9
sa revenim.
Correspondents unui ziar anne
rican zlce ca femeile Slave pre-
domineaza asnpra barbatllor. -
Faptul poate sa fic cert Gle oare
&c s'a vazut cd femeile Ruse
sunt in fruntea schingiultorllor
bolsevisti 81 executa GU mai mutt
singe rece De victimele carl lc
plea in ghiara de cit eel mai flo
ros calau.
Mise scrie dintr'un oras, ca
re TRIMS patru lazi mari, GU
marfuri ..NOUI" nu ,,TREN-
TIE" pentru orfanii 81 vaduvclo
de acasa:
,.Popa Doctor mia telefonat
de doua orr sal trimit fondul
Biruintei, zicind ca vrea sd pie
ce acasa 81 sd fie in regula. dar
eu liam lasat sd piece fara sa
vaza fondul 81 acuma prinde VI
ne" - Binc zau!
Rev. J. n. Wolfe din Canton
Ohio, a cunnnat patru pere"!ll
de tineri in timp de trelzecl de
minute, zice o telegrama din
acel oras. - Fnarte bine. De &C
Alta prologhie? 81 un minut c
de ajuns sa-ti puma beleaua Pc
cap de care M te poti scutura
nici in trei ami de zile. char sa
al 81 zece advocati. daca no .vrea
..dumneaei's
in Paducah. Kentuky, end $ a
destepetat populatia III diminea-
ia zilei de 'Craciun, s'a pomenit
GU un corp politienesc de femel,
ca dar de Craciun, din partea a.
utoritatilor orasului. Sc zice "a
fost bucurie generala. - MI
mai sd nu lie para rau mai tir-
ziu, caci femeile nu prea fumea-
"a tpabHcfri eA care sd le ira
teze ca sd mai inchiza ochii.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-12-27
INFORNAT|UN[
NORTH American din Franta

NORTH Americani din Franta
vor fl adjust acasa. - Londra. -
In aceasta saptam1na vor fl COM
plectate planurile ca toti NORTH
Americani din Franta 81 Anglia
sd fie desgropati 81 adjust in Sta
tele Unite. In acest scop sa as
teapta ca zilele acestea Sc alum
ga in portul Southampton cinci-
zeci 81 una de persoane din cor
pul acelora care au registrat
mormintele.
Maiorul Whips, care a fost
insarcinat ca Sc tina recorduriie
mortilor, spune ca numai in An
glia, Irlanda 81 Scotia Sc afa
26,O96 morti Americani.
Strife primite din Franta spun
ca guvernul francez a dat per-
misie deplina Statelor Unite ca
Sc desgroape 81 relmpatrieze cor
purile soldatilor cazuti in Fran
ia.
fntrunirea cabinetului aminata.
- Washington. - 1ntrunirea bi-
saptam1nala cabinetului prese-
dintelui Wilson care era sa Sc
intruneasca astazi, a fost amina-
ta pc alta data din cauza ca cei
mai multi membrii al cabinetulni
lipsesc din capitala.
Uciderea unui necunoscut. -
Cleveland. - Cadavrul unni ON
necunoscut a fost aflat la margi-
nea cali ferate. companiei Big
Four in apropiere de Stop II,
Vineri dimineata.
FL este de aprOape 3a Gle ami.
Doua gloante la curmat yiata.
Cadavrul a, fost dus la morga o.
rasnlui. Tn glonte a straiba.ut
corpul 81 a fost aflat de patio
rul morgei.
Autoritatile cred ca acest ON
q fost omorit in alta parte 81 a
fost adus aci intro mica saniuta.
Fata lui era sdrelita, 81 Sc credc
Cd ,aceasta sgarietura fost pro-
dusa cind a fost aruncat la pa
mint.
incerpsre ds sipucidere.
CLEVELAND. Gindinduxe Il Cra-
ciunul din zilele din trecut, a.
=
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-12-27

- - AA - - - - - 80
-!
Laura Sanders, ina ,etate de 90
ami, 81 aceasta a dns-o pima acolo
incit d luat otrava ca sasi curme
viata.
Acrm Sc afla la spitalul st.
Luke IS, 81 Sc crede cA va scapa
Gu viata.
Goana dupa banditii care au
capturat temnita din Toledo. 80
Toledo. = Dol dintre banditii
care au luat Gu forta temnita din
iudetul Lukas din Toledo, au
fost prinsi 81 aruncati in celulelc
| dlitunecoaYse ale temnitei. Alti
patru bandit 81 patru prisoner
care au fost liberati de acest!a
sc afla la larg. Cete de politisti
| 81 voluntari cauta in toate par
tile ca sd le afle urma. Trenl-
rile. automobilele 81 tramvaiele
care ese din oras sunt cercetata.
Tcmnicerul Nooman, Sc afla
in spital Gu doua ploante in pept.
Tritunalul in controversa mi.
nerilor Sc 1ntruneste Luni. -
Washington. Prima 7ntrunire
a tribmalului presedintelui Viii
son, care este insarcinat ca sc
aplaneze disputele 81 diferintele
dintre operatorii 81 minerii de Ia
minele de carbuni Sc va intruni
de prima data Luni. Gel trei
membrii al acestui tribunal vos
formula baza sesiunilor yiitoare
care vor inccpe dupa Anul Nou
| dupa cum Sc spune, Gle la Casa
Alba. s
Operatorii fac pregatiri ca sc
Icoopereze GU acest tribunal, in 9
incercare de aJunge la de-
cizie referitor la ridicarea sala-
rului 81 a orelor de munca care
natural. Sc cere a Fl acceptable
lor.
Reprezentantii operatorilor au
fost bagatori de seama ca sc
spuna ca atitudinea lor Sc nu fio
interpretata ca O fnvoirc "a ac-
cepta ceea ce acel tribunal va de-
cide''. FL insa vor face tot ce g
posibil ca sd ajumg la 1ntcle-
gcre. insa daca verdictul acestc'
comisii nu va fi,jlst cu eli. gin
dul lor G SAL refuze.
Germanii intirzie Gu raspunsul
= Berlin. Guvernul german
nu a anuntat pima acum care cs-
tie gfndnl lui ref4ritor la selnna-
rea protoeoluftli fcuS aliatii, Gu
toate acestea opinia curenta in
Icercurile diplomatice era ca gu
vernul nu va incerca sa produca
0 criza acum, deci va SIENNA pro-
tocolul. Probable germanii au de
gind ca Sc anime anuntarea in
tentiei lor pima la ultimul mo-
mcnt.
Institutul international al fe-
meilor straine. - Cleveland. =
De mai multi tilnp organizatia Y
w. c. A. a incercat ca Sc ajute
strainilor in acest scop au fost
| S,,e.;,+o4 Tpe+;4,+,,l Tn+orna ION :,
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-12-27

1ncerpsre de sipncidere. -
Cleveland, Gindinduxe Il Cra-
eiund din zilele din trecnt, q
coplesit ca totnl nlintea D-nei
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-12-27

Institutul international al fe-
meilor straine. - Cleveland. -
De mai multi timp organizatia Y
w. c. A. a incercat ca Sc ajute
strainilor in acest scop au fost
infiintat Institutul international
att pentru barbati, cit 81 pentru
femei. Din Canton, dupa cum
ann arafat intr 'un numar din tre-
cut, acea organizatie a inceput
sd infiinteze clase de seara ca SC
ajute Rominilor care doresc ca
Sc invete limba acestei tari. Da.
nu numai att, prin aceasta CIR
ganizatie, att femeile, cit 81
barbatii pot cauta lucru, la ca7
de boala sunt.a ajutati, d1nduli-se
ajutor medical 81 altele, cind
omul in necaz, aceasta organi.
zatie e gata le sari in ajutor.
Suntem informati ca Institutul
International din Cleveland in
cearca sd organizeze un club al
muncitorilor, incep7nd intiiu Gu
femeile. Li-se va da acestor femel
toate ajutoarele possible; daca
vor sa lucre 81 au copii, vor f
Statute unde Sc duca copii, daca
IN familie cineva bolnay, li-se
va trimite medic 81 li-se va da
medicinal. Daca omul E lipsit de
lucru toate aceste lilse da aIbso-
lut gratuit.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-12-27

fncearca puterea prafului de
pusca. Washington. Her
bert Wters, in letate de 4s ami.
nn, miner la minele de carbnni
din Morrisville, in apropiere de
acest oras, a volt Sc incerce pu-
terea prafului1 de pusca, arun-
cind 0 mare catltitate din acest
explosibil in focul din vatra.
Ca un rezultat al acestei incer-
earl Waters 81 sofia 1ui trag
de moarte in spitalul din Way
nesburg, fata lor Belma, de s
ami, moarta, lar feciorul lor,
Thomas q fost gray ars.
Waters avea 3. cana mare de
praf de pusca ~ caresl fntrebas.
ilnta II mimi caa ~ fmppgts car,.
bum, 1acest prak I deyAnit putin,
umed. Waters elamina ieri scest
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-12-27

Laura Sanders, in,s yetate de %
ami, 81 aceasta dns-o pima acolo
incit d luat otraya ca sasi curme
viata.
Acum Sc afla la spitalul st.
Iuke's, 81 Sc crede ca va scapa
Gu viata.
New Britain herald., 1919-10-09
BOYNTON ON CRUTCHES.

Wiliamstown, Oct. 9.-Gloom ap peared in the Williams football camp yesterday afternoon when Cant Benny Boynton appeared on the field on crutches. His ankle was injured in practice yesterday and swelled so as to cripple him. With the Cornell game only three days off, Williams, hopes would be blighted if the crack quarterback should be forced ont If the contest. Doe Barrett, the Will Hams trainer, believes Boynton will be on his feet again ready to fare Cornell, but he may not be able to play the entire game.
New Britain herald., 1919-10-09
5 @ s s ~ Sk @ S1 y K E MM
HIGH SCHOOL TEAM
 TO PLAY HOLYOKE
Football Rivals to Clash Saturday
 at St. Mary'S Playground

The football elevens of the New Britain and Holyoke High schools will clash on St. Marys playground gridiron Saturday afternoon at o'clock. The contest is one of the hardest that the locals have on the 1919 schedule, and other than Hart ford there is no team that the New Britain boys desire to hand a lacing to more than Holyoke. Several years ago the Bay State team came here with an untarnished record of several sea- sons, and stacked up against the team explained by Billy Dudack. They were beaten on that occasion. Two years ago the locals journeyed to Holyoke and the teams battled to a tie.
 Under the coaching system of Dave Dunn, the locals are coming along satisfactorily. In the game with Bristol the locals got some good practice. Coach Dunn stated during the week. that he was satisfied with the showing in the opening game. He paid a high compliment to the line men in the game with Bristol
New Britain herald., 1919-10-09

If you don't succeed the first time, trv again. And if you don't succeed the second time, keep on trying. Ed die Cicotte, premier pitcher of the American league, yesterday followed that advice to it's natural conclusion. He kept trying until he was reward ed with a worlds series victory.
 At Redland Park yesterday after noon Eddie won his second world s series game and his first victory of the 1919 series. He defeated Sllm Sallee, the veteran left handler against whom he won his first world serles
 (Continued on Ninth Page.)
New Britain herald., 1919-10-09

Cincinnati, Oct. '9.-"The Sox went h the game yesterday fighting with he old time dash that won them the merican league championship, said Fanager Gleason last night. They Fere themselves for the first time in he series.
 "It's a strange thing, but the Sox lave badly beaten the pitchers who defeated them before. Ruether was Fnocked out of the box and so was Fallee. The Sox played magnificent ball yesterday. They outguessed the Reds, outbatted them, outplayed them Ind Cicotte outpitched them.
 1T am happy to say that my con- fdence in Cicotte was not misjudged."
 "Cicotte was our master yesterday, but I am confident today will see the md of the series,' said Manager Pat Moran of the Reds. 1T will pitch Ell er and if he can repeat his remark
New Britain herald., 1919-10-09
WHITE SOX CONTINUE WINNING
 STREAK; REDS FANS ARE WORRIED
Iddie Ccotte is Successful in His Third Start Against Rivals-Slim Sallee is Driven
 Off M Ound.

able game of last Monday no club can beat him. The Reds realize that they must rally.
 "The Sox outhit and outlucked us vesterdav, From their actions one back with the same drive that won the first two games of the series"
New Britain herald., 1919-10-09

Sallee, 19 hits and 6 runs in 13 Is innings, with 55 men at bat; off Will Hams, hits and runs in 16 in nlngs, with IS men at bat; off Fisher hits and runs in ' 2-3 innings, with 27 men at bat; off Luque 1 hit and no runs in innings with 16 men at bat: off Kerr, 14 hits and 4 runs in IS innings, with AS men at bat; off Eller, hits and no runs in 9 innings, with 30 men at bat; off Mayer, no hits and 1 run in 1 inning, with men at bat.
 Struck Out-By Ruether, (Ci- cotte); by Cicotte, (Groh, Daubert, Neale, Luque, Kopf, 2; Ring); by Wilkinson, 1 (Wingo); by Lowder- milk, none; by Sallee, (Jackson, Williams); by Williams, Duncan, Neale, ?; Eller); by Kerr, 6 Dau- bert, Groh, 2; Duncan, Ring, Neale) ;; by Fisher, 2 (Risberg. GandiD; by Luque, Leibold, Cicotte, 2; E. Collins, Weaver, Felsch): by Ring, 4 (Jackson, Gandil, Schalk, Felsch) :; by Mayer, none; by Eller, Geibold, F. Collins, Felsch, Gandil, Risberg, Schalk, Williams, ?; E. Murphy).
 Bases on Balls-Of Ruether, 4 (Eisberg, ?; Schalk, D; off Cicotte, 5 (Roush, Ruether, Wlngo 3; off Will kinson, none; off Lowdermilk, 1 Groh); off Sallee, 1 tE. Collins); off Williams (Rath, 2; Groh, 8; Roush 2; Duncan) off Kerr, 1 (Groh); off Fisher, (Felsch, Risberg); off Luque, none; off Ring, 6 (Risberg Schalk, 3; Jackson, Gandil, LeiboldD :: off Mayer, i Duncan); off Eller ] Leibold).
 Balk-Sallee.
 Wild Pitches-None.
 Runs Charged to Pitchers-To Ruether f; to Cicotte, '; to Wilkin- son, 1; to Lowdermilk, 1 to Sallee, ?; to Williams, 7; to Kerr, 8: to Fisher, 1; to Luque, 0; to Ring, 1 to May CT, 0; to Eller, 0.
 Winning Pitchers-Ruether, Sallee, Kerr 3; Ring, Eller, Cicotte
 Losing Pitchers-Cicotte, 3; Will Hams, ?; Fisher, 1; Ring, l Sallee, i.
 Umpires-Messrs Quigley, Rigler, Evans and Ballin.
New Britain herald., 1919-10-09
LEWIS TO LEAD. HARVARD.
Philadelphia Chosen to Head Cross
 Country Teams

Cambridge, Oct. 9.--Burnham Lewis of Philadelphia was elected captain of the Harvard cross country team yes terday afternoon. He prepared at Haverford school, explained his fresh man team and resigned the Varsity leadership at Harvard in 1917 to en- list Harvard is seeking to have the intercollegiate cross country cham pionship race booked for New York city on November p transferred to the Crimson course at Belmont, as this will give all competitors an op- portunity to witness the Harvard Yale football game.
New Britain herald., 1919-10-09

Stolen Bases-Roush, ?: Gandil, Risberg, Rath, Schalk, Leibold, Dau- 'bert.
 Sacrifice Hits-Felsch, 4; Rath, Daubert, 4 Roush, Wingo, Duncan, Kopf, Kerr, E. Collins.
 Sacrifice Flies-Groh, Duncan, E. Collins.
 Two Base Hits-Rath Jackson, g. Weaver, 3; Neale, Filler, Groh, ?; Duncan, Ruether, Felsch, J. Collins.
 Three Base Hits-Daubert, Rue ther, 2; Kopf, Risberg Roush, Wea- yer.
 Home Runs-None.
 Double Plays-Kopf and Daubert, 2; Risberg and E. Collins, ?; Risberg, F. Collins and Gandil, ?; Rath, Kopf and Daubert; E. Collins and Gandil; Groh, Rath and Daubert; E. Collins, Risberg and Gandil; Cicotte, Risberg and Gandil; Jackson and Schalk; Roush and Groh; Roush and Rath; Cincinnati, '.
 Triple Plays-None.
 Earned Runs-Chicago, 8; Cincin- nati, 19
 Left on Bases-Chicago, A; Gin
 
 First Base on Errors-Chicago s; Cincinnati, 8.
 Passed Ball--Schalk.
 Runs Batted in-By Gandil 4; by Rath, 1; by Daubert, 1 by Groh, 2; by Roush, 8; by Duncan, 6; by Wingo, 1; by Ruether, 4: by Kopf, 2; by Neale, 3; by Schalk, 2; by F.. Collins, 1; by Felsch, B. by Jackson, 8.
 Runners Thrown Out Stealing-By Wingo, (Gandil, F.. Collins); by Rariden, 3 (Jackson, Felsch, Schalk); by Schalk, (Daubert, Roush, Dun- can, Neale,2: Wingo); by Lynn, none.
 Pitchers Records-Off Ruether, 12 hits and runs in IA innings, with 49 men at bat; off Cicotte, 19 hits and runs in Fl 2-3 innings, with 79 men at bat; off Wilkinson, 5 hits and 2 runs in 3 2-3 innings, with 12 men at bat; off Lowdermilk, ? hits and 1 run in l inning, with men at bat; off
New Britain herald., 1919-10-09


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New Britain herald., 1919-10-09
LOCAL B0WLERS LOSE
Aetna Five Arc Downcd by Hartford Team on Charter Oak Alleys StOneham'S Work is Best.

The Aetna five went down to defeat on the Charter Oak alleys in Hartford last evening, losing to a picked team. Of the three games rolled, the locals only won one. StOneham was high score bowler of the match, getting 130 in the good night string. He also led the locals in total score. With two ex- captions the Hartford lane men piled up scores of over 300.
New Britain herald., 1919-10-09

on Ninth PageO
New Britain herald., 1919-10-09

seems at last to have found a team which will deliver the goods Merri- man, Lyons, Buckley and Bausch compose a speedy backfield. Du- charme, a freshman, played at right and yesterday, Herbie Rose working
New Britain herald., 1919-10-09
By Briggs

cinnati to Manager Pat Moran of the Reds, was stolen from him Tuesday while he was going to the Cincinnati baseball park before the game, ac- cording to a dispatch received in this CitV
New Britain herald., 1919-10-09
RIGHT ELEVEN FOUND.

Holyoke, Oct. 9.-The new varsity combination of the Holyoke High eleven worked so we'll yesterday that the ball was rushed over the second team line four times Coach Whalen
New Britain herald., 1919-10-09
with the second team backfield.

MORAN'S WATCH STOLEN.
 Fitchburg. Oct. 9.-A gold watch and diamond studded charm, the gift of the Knights of Columbus of Gin