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Roanoke Rapids herald. [volume] (Roanoke Rapids, N.C.) 1914-192?, 1919-08-22
Ell. r Wis, SE. Ell. TRAvis, JR.
TRAVIS & TRAVIS
ATTORNEY at Law
HALIFAX, N. C.
ra .tice IL the Sta ~ d Federal Cow Is
NOTICE

Having qualified as administrators
upon the estate of Geo. 4. Gray, de.
ceased notice is hereby given to all
persons holding claims against the said
estate to present them to the under
signed FIR payment on or before the
18th day of July, 1920, or this notice
will be plead in bar of their recovery.
All persons indebted to said estate
are requested to make immediate pay
ment.
This 18th day of July 1919.
Mrs. Della Gray, Administrative.
7-l8-6t
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-06-25
Active Measures to
Rid City OF Cotton
Nuisance Are Taken

Active meaauree ucrc adopted ~
The chambef Of commerce directors
Last night 60 I'D the eitt Of the cotton
n~uianncc. which ~ exceptionally &C.
we're this season Tire directors decided
that any move TO rid the city Of this
unpiraga ntness must be taken upon
the direction % popular seniiment and
ncpordmnlt a refcreudum VOTE ~ III
chamber mcinhtra VIII be taken IN The
hear future.
Aaide from this every oiler method
of gtftinF popular stntinient VIII be
hfoutht into action ard the sentiment
" the neirhbofhood organizations viii
be amended. There seems 10 be hut
one method Of really rradicatInn the
IulHance and that " a. y down all
frmnlr cotton-Noods ana plant ln their
piacc ~non-cetton bearing cotton.
woods.
Theae trees flourish In this climate
AND grow quickly 20 thai ,he city viii
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-06-25
THE REVOLT or SUSAN HYDE
An Unusual ssory Of Unusual c~Oqrtship and Marriage.
BY CAROLYN BEZcHER


that would ,oug You wouldn't bet
her take Anna away from me-
There. Susan There n no need
for hyrtericrI have not vet decided
What u best 10 DO Tor both you ard
Anna. When ! DO ! will let you
kpow. ! came home thinking YOU ana
amt would like TO take q ride IN the
rafk. IL A. a beautiful law
"Min there b. room Tor Anna p" I
asked. drawinG her ciose.
NO. she has been out today hasn't
ron. yea, hut Man,iilc. may I STAY
~ home with her would murh
rather " you would let me-
You show very little appreciation
OF your husbands Kindness. Susan
Aunt cynthia's voice was cutting.
suit yourself about going. pro
posed II partly because YOU have not
looked we'll
n did not know Won meant 10 please
me. J viii get ready" spoke very
low and : caught a look resembling
plty on Nanc,fs face. Sho had beet
present All the time. Aunt Cynthia
never paid the slightest attention 10
a servant wen when she was correct
Ing me. their mistress
n wns n lovely days Z really m
loycd tho ride leaned back in nm
corncr Of the broad comfortable seat
ana closed - ewes while AUNT Gym
thia and Manville talked Not until
Manville spoke Mrs Mnrkhnm'a
name did pay heed 10 what The,
wcrr EayinE.
4 bndsc. ava you rayG Aunt had
asked.
yes. she ~ going TO have EIGHT
tables A large party INA tell YOU.
Susan. that % are inVited7 n ~
too had YOU aren't 70 mor expert
player. I hear the priEcs are wonder
ful aud you wosncn think En much OF
winning a prize,
When b. the r,rtyf"
"A week from tonight"
ia Aunt cynthia invited
NO Ruth had not understood she
would be- with uH You piay such an
indifferent game why not Get ne
take Aunt In yuur place."
saw "a glenn Of deairc IN hls
aunt's eyes. knew she loved to
play bridge ihHi she PLAYED "a vssv
good game and that she really wnufed
10 10. " ! give in. perkins, rse
wouid be kinder iu me-und ~ AIMS.
But also wnnied 90 wo rcrhnrf
lawson Mckee would be- here. "
was such u inrrc party and he played
u splendid same
tru BE- Continu-hl
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-06-25


n seemed after this a. In mntters
grew steadily vorne-lf thai wour
.onalhle. Uaa oIfhQr Ignored or
nouted constantly. Then Aunt c,n.
fhin had caught me rocking Anna one
day, singing "a foolish little nursery
rh,me a. her. Che had told tho 20
stop rocking ms baby.
= as we'll a. ManNilie have told
sou n h bad for Anna 20 be rocked
And how can you expect an intciii-
gent child " you repeat such nom
sense 20 herr"
q ants to be- 'ocked. I don't W..
'ou." Anna xhimpefcd as l put her
from my LAP.
You see. she h. learning 10 be Inn
pudeut already. tiny AZ she b."
no Aunt cynthia. she doesn't
mean to he naughty. She remembers
Commodore" 1 whispered the last
word.
Ami cvntbt, .,,,tca. .you a,.,.t
"a, 10 bavc chiidr.n y,u h,o~ n.th,
80 ~ c.,tn. ~, ,e.n 80 Iii ,.t
usf.a 49, ,hose vho ~, IF w.rc
in N.nVtlt.s ~uiar."
.,.,.., ...fs - 40. u..u,.
Nhst N"ulu 9et no MahNiil.
had come N nnpcfcelsoa ~ either OF
W W h"o ht'ff"pt'n =" ehN NV
tuss''oh.
WOMB nnN' NY tuha pt"ietls
ilhn'n I" wil' w" Jus
!" up N"uta iinn N."' .tt ~.
w w
ruined ~ this goes on
what goes on Mhntillo looked
from one 20 ne other. ! could not
nave spoken hal ! tticd. telt the
eld dread That thcf might take Anna
rom me steailnk oNof me WINE NINA
riuns To M, pattinE my cheek SENS
ing something Was WRONG y want
INK 20 rnminrl
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-06-25
FUNERAL OF MRS. PADILLA
TOMORROW AT 0 O'CLOCK

The funeral OF Mus. j. NJ pudllln,
'ltfc-iong resident OF Sew Mexico,
Whose death occurred Yesterday. Will
he held tomorrow moaning The fun
efnl corcEU VIII leave tho family res
ia~ncc at age West Pacific ayenuc al
hffA Thursday morning. proceeding
20 the church Of the sacred Heart
WHERE solemn hirh mass will be- said.
beginning promptly al . o'clock. In
viii be- N Snntn barbara ccm-
story, Mrs radiila WA VI years OF
.nEe. M had been in failing health
Voc sumo time. but her illness only
.1ecamc trute last Friday She waE
|1orn IN Valencia county hut for tho
'past thirty wears had made her homo
~ Albuquerque. Her husband. J. N
one of the we'll known men
spf the county, died twelve ycara ago
Mn. fadila IN survived by two M
Daniel radilla, monsbcrS Of the state
legislature a Hccroiny OF the state
sheep sanitary board. and Anartnclo
fadllia, who was sergeant az arms OF
che lst session uf the house ofsreprU-
FcntaiiveH ~ santa Is. 4 brother.
Juan - fIlamF also survives
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-06-25
HUGE ADVERTISING
CAMPAIGN FOR DUKE
. CITY IS LAUNCHED


During The fs,nAl1der a. this 'yenr
and Ia 1859 Albuquerque WI be one
Of the beet advertised cltier M The
United ststes. The publicity commit.
tee o. the chamber Of commerce a.
their msetine heIa last night deter
mined upon . campaign o. adverti-inr
fuch ~ u arldomiy carried on BY any
CIV. thirty three hundred dollars win
be comprehensive IN il character.
Among other regular ndycrtirinr
there Will be monthly space taken W.
the American Medical Journal and
nenli.monthly spare taken IN the IN.
erary Digest 10th 81 these advcfiis-
Ina medium are ~ the very best and
h subject o. Aihnqueruue's mani
advantages o. . health resort VII be
nef forth.
The officiai. II M chamber can at.
tention ~ the fact that the campaign
viii be Of direct henrfii 20 c,tfs bust
res- hous and property owner ~ the
ely. in order that the ctnunfEr may
b. carried GU successfully afi riem-
hers of the chamber sfe requested TO
make prompt payment Of their dues
and assist IN every possible way IN
rettinE new members for the orran-
ixation.
The publicity committee. which has
charge OF the city advertising through
The chamber 81 commerce. l. con
foaed ~ !. = Peters. T. y cipes 4. 7.
French. ", q. HcninF. W. 7. HAWKINS.
Arno HuninE. D. W Paw and y. :
Foscnwaid.
The committee expects Ia oou make
inc announcement that arrangements
have been completed sor the listing Of
tlbuqueruue weather reports on all
of he blE newspaper telcEraphlc CIR.
ruitH when this " done. Albuquerque
weather reports. ~ figured ~ the nov
Nation at the university. viii appear
IN all newspapers of the initen States.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-06-25
GIRLS SUMMER CAMP
WILL NOT COST MUCH

Aibuqueruue riih vii have A. w
rurtunIly 20 hart . dfllnhunl vacation
at q ven muderste fu1u, owlrF 70 me
afanaclnenl1 made ~ tht louuF Wo-
INNS christian Association Tor he
SUMMER camp Ten doilnrH a week
WIN cover ~ Expenses. TRANSPORTATION,
e1uIpmrnf. food. and bed. Riding
OF Camp nfoadfleid by thost WIN wish
10 rent them. A. announced yesterday.
ON girls cen be accommodated "a one
dino. Tor rcfiad4 81 enc werh. nui tnt
camp VIII last Tor one month Aarih-
nlnf Iuly q. Those who wish ~ GO
should make reservations imncdinu-
" ~ n W headquarters.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-06-25
FORTH WORTH PASTOR
CALLED BY BAPT1STS

Rev e. D. Harvey of Fort worth.
|feNas. has accepted tho c1ll tn the
l%iastoraEe ~ the First baptist church
Nf Albuquerque and viii lee on the
flsld 49, rnuu a. released from hls
present Passionate Sc has recent,
FINISHED a course in he Fort Worth
seminarg aud u IL Young man with
high recommendation Rev NJ
Harvey has q wife and unr child Ne
~ expected to arrive In Albuquerque
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-06-25

really not miss the old trees for very
lonr Tho chamber u much ihtercsfed
IN the subject and Intends 20 do every
thing possible TO rid the cit, Of the
nuisance.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-06-25

rs wise proysrb lha, tnows i,s
wi father.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-06-25

t'no BE- c%oniinu"d,l
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-06-25
TRY THEN ON
SECOND
FLOOR
THE TRUTH ABOUT
Pure
Silk Hose

MANY women aImost throw M
their hadds Ia despnir when yut,'
mention silk hose. fhesc WON
en- have never tried Rosenwuld )
Special No. 100 They sell for
SEQ a pair. The quality j. al
ways the samc--Pure thread siit
beware Of fibre hose, you.
can always tell them BY the price.
Main Floor.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1919-04-08
WIMAN IS CAPTAIN
Former Yale Varsity Oarsn1an to Lead
American Grew in Regatta of Inter
Allied Nations on Seine River.

Paris April S.--The Am erican crew
inter-sllied eight-oared race on April
IS will be made up of some of the
best-known oarsmen of American uni
versities, the captain being c.. D. Wi
man, artillery, Yale varsity, 1915.
Captain Wiman asked that inasmuch
, as merely elimination trials are being
held at present, and as, therefore, The
crew which will appear in the big
| event has not yet been picked, the
! names Of the oarsmen be withheld
| until a final selection has been made.
| The race will be over a course of
! $50 meters (about / mile 94S yards)
J down the Seine, starting at the Pont
| Royal and finishing at tho Pont de
| LAlma, and passing under four
! bridges, including the famous Alex
| ander III. bridge.
The obstac les of the race will make
| it more spectacular, the space under
! the bridges permitting only two crews
to pass under an arch at the sam c
time. The Pont Royal having only
three arches, the coxswainS will have
to do some clever jockeying and ma
| neuvering, and a lively sprint can be
! looked for at the takeoff.
The crews will use off-center slid
/ ing seat lapstreak barges with Bel
gian tholes. The boats are somewhat
heavier than those to which American
and English rowing men are accus-
toned.
No time was given for Sundays
trial The men appeared to be in fair
ly good form.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1919-04-08
GOULD WINS TITLE
Court Tennis Champion Also Annexes
Squash Honors in Battle With III. ID.
BuIkicy--TakcS MI Three Games.

New York, April S.-Jay Gould
Won tho squash tennis championship
of the Columbia University club yes
terday in straight games from Harold
D. Buckley by scores Of 15--3, 15-7,
15--4 in a fashion that was SO star
thing that many who watched the play
wondered if he is not starting on
career in this sport that will make
him as formula BILE as he has been in
court tennis. the sport in which he
holds the piOnship of the world.
Gould has not been playing the game
long, but he showed in his vicious and
accurate hitting and his command of
the angles that he has mastered
squash pretty we'll. His startling work
in covering tho court made Bulkley' s.
hits look almost impotent. He stroked
With tremendous speed and many of
his points were made by cam on ball
drives from the front wall. Shots
came off the boards SO fast and with
such q low carry to them that Bulk
ley had difficulty in raising return
over the telltale.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1919-04-08
SPRINGFIELD WILL
PLAY MIDDLETOWN
Bay State Y. M. G. A. Selects
Easy Team to Win Title

Springfield, April 8-Generai confu-
sion marks the determination of the
"Y' basketball championship of
Connecticut, Middletown and New
Britain apparently cannot come to
any agreement as to the date, place
and referee of the final and deciding
game. New Britain, playing the part
or the boss" wired MiddIetown that
a game had been arranged for to-
night with Dillon in charge of the
contest. The game was however, sched-
uled without Middletown's consent, as
an injury to Wilkinson in last Thurs
days fray In this city, does not war
rant his appearing in the lineup.
Middletown wants tho game played
Friday or later and with some other
choice of A referee, as New Britain
had her pick of officials I'm the
last two contests. AS each of the
Nutmeg state five have a win over
each other, the mix-up places Coach
Hardy of the Springfield quintet in
peculiar position, as his squad was
to have played the winner of the
final game for the New England
championship. With no means of
setting matters right between both
the Connecticut contenders, Coach
| Hardy says he has a, perfect right to
make a choice of the team he will
! play the title affair with. In Hardy's
! estimation the New Britain manage
ment is unreasonable with the Middle
/ town outfit and sees no fair motive
| in New Britain's desire to play with
a team that is crippled. Hardy thinks
| it IS poor sportsmanship.
The home city mentor has chosen
Middletown as the team that wifi vie
! for honors with his FIVE and has
| made arrangements TO hold the meet
ing for the big clash Friday night on
| the West Middle school gym in
| Hartford. New Britain" says Coach
Hardy, has no valid claim to a title,
inasmuch as they have used one OF
their physical directors in their line
up throughout the season. A team
using a professional in its personnel
should be disqualified for amateur
honors. Whether the locals win or
lose Fridays fray will finish the sched-
ule. In event that Springfield wins
! from Middletown, New Britain will be
given no chance at the penpant. The
| attitude taken by New Britain has left
her out of the running Why Young
Mems Christian association that al
| lows its physical director to play on
the team should ever have been
considered in the championships, is 4
question that has puzzled more than
one fan.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1919-04-08
ROI CRAIG WINS.
Jockey O'Brien Drives Winner fa Fea-
turc Event at Bowie Track.

Bowie, Md. Aprh S.-Roi Craig
won the Advance Handicap, the fea-
ture at Prince George park, yester-
day afternoon. Duchess Lace finished
second and Mahoney was third, The
event was for three-year- Odds at six
furlongs and furnished one of the best
races of the meeting.
Roi Craig broke in front and Jockey
O'Brien sent him along at a fast pace.
He showed a disposition to quit i'll
the home stretch, but O'Brien kept
him going long enough to win by Il
length and a half. Duchess Lace
swerved when Strengthened out for
home and lost whatever chance she
might have had OF earning the major
portion Of the purse.
The two-year-old race was won by
J. z. Griff1th's chestnut colt Calvert.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1919-04-08
YALE TENNIS SCHEDULE.
Two Added Games and Several
Changes Are Made.

New Haven, April 8.~The manage
ment of the Yale tennis team has
announced tho schedule for the 1919
season. Several changes in datcg
have been made sine: tho tentativn
schedule was announc ed and two
more games have boen added, making
eight in all.
BY examining the $ luHd which &c
norted to the coach, fIinchclihC, yes
terday for its first WORKOUT it is east
~ seen that Yale possesses more ton
mis- talent than any other college in
the country. Without an exception
the 1918 championship team is back
in college. This team was undo
feated last year in any college match,
losing only to the West Side club
ut Forest Hills.
The schedule follows:
Nav 3, F0rdham u, New Haven;
8th Trinity at New Haven: 10Th, Rut-
gers at New Haven; 18TH, Massa-
chusetts Institute of Technology at
New Haven; 2Ist, Columbia al New
Haven; 24th, Prjnceto'. 1T Princeton;
31at Harvard at New Haven.
June 7. West Side Country club at
Forest HIPS. l.. !.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1919-04-08
RED SOX AGAIN TAKE
GIANTS MEASURE
Steele Blows Up in Ninth Inning
and MCGraWiteS Lose

Gainesville. Fla, April 8-NVith the
score tie at two runs all yesterday
afternoon, Bob Steele, the Giants
pitcher at the time, exploded in the
Red Sox's half of the ninth inning and
the worlds champions accumulated
two runs. AS the Giants failed to
score in their half, although Fletcher
beat out a bunt, the Bostonians won
their third consecutive victory over
the Clan McGraw by to Q With
four moro games yet to be played. the
Giants must win all in order TO take
the series.
Yesterdays contest was the closest
, and most interesting of the three SO
far played. The Giants showed up in
much better form, both at bat and in
the field, than in the previous games
But their habit OF not being able to
hit safe with runners on bases, except.
in one inning, caused their defeat
TWO Giants were thrown out at the
plate, and once Earl Smith was on
! third with none out, but he failed to
register.
The only error charged to other
team was on a tumble by Fletcher.
nut IT was made on a vicious stab by
McInnis and could have been scored
l'llfI d MT OF an error and no tdult
found The Giants did not show the
same confidence as their opponents.
ne latter played with all the clean
cut SmoothnesS and dash that has
distinguished their work throughout
'he series. They are in better physical
cohd1flon than the Giants and their
{ morale apparently is far superior, but
Stlll the Giants will get together soon
They should have been greatly en-
couraged by their improved showing
| yesterday afternoon.
Great Day For Gainesville.
1t was great day for Gainesville
| The town turned out en- massc. TIL,
stores closed until after the game
! There were close to three thousanc
spectators. which is a remarkably hi,
showing for a city with only ten thou
| sand population. Autom obiles wer
parked closely behind the first bas
| line and back of third the latter strin
. OF cars extending along the left fou
line and around hack of center field
Hundreds of fans overlooked from tn
! right field. The game was interesting
to the home folks with the exception
Of the Giants defeat, for they wer
. all rooters for the McGrawites.
The score:
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1919-04-08
Big GAME TONIGHT
New Britain y. NJ. c. y. and Nutmegs
TO Clash in West Middle School Gym,
in NATURALIZATION to Play.

The New Britain Y, M. c. A. bas-
ketball team will play it's final game
of the season this evening at the West
Middle school gymnasium, Hartford.
The crack Nutmegs will be the locals
opponents. 4 large delegation from
this city will accompany the cham
pions. Manager slater will have his
regular lineup. The Nutmegs will use
MerWin jacobson, Of this city at CEN
ter. Jake" formerly played with the
Y. NJ. c. A. and has for several
months been assisting Uncle Sam in
winning the war.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1919-04-08
TRACN NfEET POSTPONED.

Williamstown, April 8.-Because of
tho wet track on Weston field the
Lehman cup meet which was sched-
uled for yesterday. has been called
off by Doc" Seeley, track coach at
Willioms The meet will now be held
some time in May. Coach Seeley has
his runners prepared for the Union
meet at Williamatown on May 3, and
he is not anxious that they should
get into q meet on a crack which is
in poor condition,
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1919-04-08
CRIMSON CANDIDATES MEET,
Former Glidiron Stars Address 90
Football Players.

Tam bridge. Mass. April 8.-lNinety
six candidates for the Harvard foot
ball team we're at a meeting in the
union last night at which addresses
were made by Wingate Rollins, head
coach for the spring practice; Fisher
aptain of the 1911 team; Reggie
Brown, tho famous stra tegical coach
and scout. and Gil Brown, ends coach.
Spring practice started this afternoon.
Nj Of the speakers last night stated
that they would be able to devote a
few days O spring practice.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1919-04-08
VERMONT HAS SUNDAY

Burlington. Vt, April s.-Without
a complaint from state or city Off
Gals, layn1en and clergyn1en, for the
FIRST time in the history Of the state
Of Vermont, Sunday movies were ex-
hihited for amusement purposes at
the Strong theater yesterday after
noon and evening. The exhibition
vas direct violation Of the old Blue
i-aWs' Of the state which were placed
on the statute books in 1897.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1919-04-08
ORIOLES BEAT ATHLETICS,

Philadelphia, April 8.--The Balti-
more Orioles beat the Athletics here
Yesterday by Il score Of 6 to 5.
r. Fl. e.
Baltimore Internationals -. 6 s 2
Philadelphia Americans 49,. 8
Batteries: Mcclellan, Frank and
Carroll, Egan Anderson, Grcvell,
GuIlman and McAVoN, Perkins
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1919-04-08

Aver, April s.--Arrangement were
completed yesterday, 1T was announc-
ed at Camp Devens, for a baseball
game between a team from the 26th
division and the Boston American
league team. The game will be play
ed at Boston on April q, according
to present plans.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1919-04-08
coin CHEVRON BALI PASS.

San Francisco, April 6.~-A gold
-hevron on the right sleeve OF SOL
der is season pass at the racine
Coast league park here. All Wonhded
soldiers will he admitted free TO the
grand stand. Even the war fax I" pa'd
for thcrl.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1919-04-08
CRIMSON BASE,fAN HURT.

Cam bridge, April S.-Harvard' S
first casualty of the baseball season
is Henry King, university first base
man, who sprained his ankle yes
terday afternoon. He will be out of
the game for q fortnight.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1919-04-08
M.NTHEN WINS AT TENNIS.
Nu2erican Soldier Defeats English
Opponent in London.

London, April S.-Major Dean Ma
they. of tho American army, won his
set in the first round OF the covered
courts tennis championship at the
Queens cluD yesterday. He defeated
Captain \. Dicks by 81, rs, GO.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1919-04-08
rVHYS-DEpJs WINS.

Brussels. April 8.-1'hc six day BIZ
cycle race hold here ended with the
Thys-Dupuv team winners by ono lap.
1be .Aertz-Spiessen team was second
snd the Porsyn -Vanderveldo team
.nird The winners covered 5,205 Kill
9oqeters (about 2,G13 miles) IN 49,
hours a
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1919-04-08

yesterday, 10 ..
+. II. +.
Detroit Americans .,.,..... II
Boston Nationals .........
Batteries: James, Erickson and
StanagC; Rudolph, Heating and
Wilson.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1919-04-08
TIGERS BEAT BRAVES.

Columbia, S. c., Aprii S.-The De-
troit Tigers defeated the BRAY es here
yesterday, 6 TO ..
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1919-04-08
Boston

r II. e.
Boston .O2oooo002-4 0
New York .., OOO200000-2 /
Mays, Bush and Schang, Walters
and McNeil Causey, steele and Nc
Carly.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1919-04-08

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