davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-04-29
w niedziele ochrzcono " kosclele
SW. StaniadaWa K
Stub w kosciele sw. Stanisaawa 4

Stub w koSciele sw. Stanisaawa 4
We wtorek o pol si6dmej rano
W koscielc sw. Stanislawa K. po-
}aczeni zostali dozgonnym slubem
mafzenskim mlodzieniec JanDrwal
syn PAM Katarzyny Drwal z pa
rafiiii ssw. Kazmierza >Kr.. i pannJy
Agnieszki Rombalskiej c6rki Ja--
ma i Gertrudy Rombalskich w pa
rafiii ssw. Stanislawa K. {,
Mlodej pare zyczymy szczes--
cha i bfogoslawienstwa Bozego W
ich przyszlem pozyciu mafzens,
klein.
Panstwo m}odzi osiedla sic na
zachodniej czesci miasta gdzie
pan m1ody jest zatrudniony jake
forman w fabryce schroth &
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-04-29
pRZYBYk MA URLOP

.Alojzy .Grabowski, Z Fort Smell
ling przybyf W sobote ma pleclo-
dniowy urlop ably sic zobaczyc i
przywitac z matke i rodzienst-
wen. Jest to jego pierwsza why
ia DO powrocie z Francyi. By4 on
z kompania E. 3ciej infanteryi
pionier6w niedaleko frontu pod
Verdun.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-04-29
TYDZIEN -CZYSZCZENIA

w przysz1a sobote, 3go maja
bedzie czyszczenie ulic. Guberna-
tor Burnquist naznaczyl dzien3go
maja jake dzien c~zyszczenia wszy
stkich ssmieci i nieczystosci ably "a
pobiedz w p~rzyszlosci stracie
przez motive powstanie ognia
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-04-29

"Dramat "Wyrodna C6rh'
bedzie odegrany. " niedziele 4go
maia.. Prxyjd6 a dowiesz se CO
znaczy "Wyrodna c6rlm." Do
ch6d przezaaczony ma bardzo do
bry eel. Cerla bilet6w rs i'35 cen
tow. Progimy.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-04-29
$. p, ANNA BINCZYNSKA

w srode==umaria " Cedar Creek
valley S. p. Anna Binczynska'
czterdzicsci lat. stara: ... 49,.
Pogrzeb .odby1 sic: W poniedzla-
}ok o 10tcj godzinie Z koscloia
sw. Tomasza.
Nieboszka pozostawi}a meza l
piecioro .dzieci. ."
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-04-29
w kosciele sw. Kazmierza Kr.

polaczyl Wiel. ks. Jan 3. Grabow
ski dozgonnym Slubem mafzens-
kim W poniedzialek 21go kwiet=
MIA wdowe Lille Jasku1a i J6zefa
Ambrose.
We wtorek 0 9tej. godz. W ko
ssciele sw. Kazmierza Kr. odby4
sic pogrzeb S. p. Jana Kramer,
15stoletniego syna J6zefa Kramer
Gilmore Valley. Ceremonie po-
grzebowe odprawi{ Wiel. ks. Jan
E. Grabowski.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-04-29
R:ybak mus zap1aci6 $40 kary

Jozef Cisewski, kt6ry zosta} a.
.resztowany W piatek przez stroza
dziczyznej i rybol6stw HERNIA
ma Rackow gdy sprzedawal 8 fun
iowa ryby (catfish) W restaura--
cyi Henry & Frank dairy lunch,
xosta skazany ma zaplacenie DIE
siee dolaro6w kary koszta.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-04-29
Wezwani trzykrotnie
DO ogpia.
Straty ME maczne lecz niebezpie
ozenstwo wielkiie. Sk1ad mebi,
drukarnia, mopa j budynek
przedaebiorcy pogrzebowego "a

jete.
Jak sic zdaje, to Sakis podpa--
LACE operuje zn6W W Winonie.
Try ognie W oddaleniu kilku bio
k6w jeden cd drugiego W przecia
gu jednej godziny wydarzyly sic
zaraz kr6tko po p6lnocy z piatku
ma sobote.
Pierwszy raz straz pozarna wez
wana zostala o 11:19 godzinie gdy
ogien1 powsta1 W skladzie mebli
Breitlow i PREY trzeciej niedaleko
Franklin Ill. Meble i pud1a palily
sic a strata, pc ugaszeniu, wyno-
ST $4,000. o 1856 drugi raz wez
wano strazak1W do .ognia PREY
drugiej i Liberty III. do drukarni
gdy zaraz obok chew sic pali},
strata jak naczelnik stray pozar
nej oswiadczyl, ME bylo wielka.
Gdy strategy jeszcze zatrudnie-
nj byli PREY ogniu zostal wys}any
trzeci alarm, w~zywajacy straz po-
zarna trzeci raz do ognia PREY
trzeciej i Kansas ulicy, gdzie pa
lii sic chew zaraz obok zak}adu
pogrzebowego Fiedler'a. Ten o.
glen byl tylko o biloxi odlegly cd
togo PREY kt6rym STRATEGY praco
wall. Wszystkie try ognie, jak
oswiadczyl naczelnik Norton, EOS
tally podlozone.
Podpalacza sohwytano
We. wszystkich trzech przypad
kach podpalania, tax samo jak i
|niekt6re poprzednie ognie pod}o-
zone by}y przez IS letniego Hen
ry Georgia. kt6ry PREY podpala-
niu jcdnego z poprzednich ogni
oko}o mieslac temu zgubi} sw6j
Ipugilares w kt6rym znajdowaly
sic kwity ia imie jego wypisane ]
to naprowadzi1o policye ma slad.
Stawiony pred policye przyznal
sic do why. D.:
George powr6ci} W ,styczniu cd
woiska, i otworzy} warsztat malar
ski pod mr.. ATT wsch. 3ciej I'll.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-04-29
Wino1aa zobaczy moze Wake nisz
czyciei submaryn.


Dcpesza z Washington donosi
re przygotowania So robionc ma
wys}anie flotyli W gore rzeki Mis-
sissippi. Taxa wycieczke zrobia O.
krety prawdopodobnie do Vino
ny, a mieszkancy tego miasta be-
da mieli sposobnoSc zobaczenia
niezwykfej silly kt6ra przemogla
niemieckie okrety kiedys podczas
wojny. .Stowarzyszenie przemyslo~
wc6w ME otrzymalo jednak do
tego czasu zadnych wiadomosci W
tel sprawie a jak sic zdaje re pla-
ny ieszcze ME zostaly wyrobione.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-04-29

Przenne srot 10 int papierowe
work. Pc 20
Przenica 5. funt papierowe wor-
XII jeden 81
Ekonomiczny Cereal 5 fnt pa
pierowe work. pc 38
Proste zyto 10 fnt. papierowe
work. kazdy 81
zolta kornoWa kasza 10 int wo
Xxi pc 49c
Czysta bukwita 10 fnt paplero-
we work. pc 73c
Same podnoszaca bukwita 4
fnt papierowe work. pc 3Oc
Pasza- S.
Przenny Bran W 100 fnt wor--
kach, tona po $50
Przenny Middlings tona 400
zytni middlings tona $4,000
Reddog 100 fn work. 4ona $500
Ceny hurtowne.
Masio SIS
Ser 1856
Mod $3.50
AHA tuzin 81
g.. Siano Tymotka 18.00-2O.00
Siano dixie 12.00-14:00
Kartofle $3.50
Fasola Beans $50
OWES 81
Kukurydza swieza 100
Raportowane przez Winona NAL
ting Go.
Jeczmien swiezy Mr.. 3 ex los
Jeczmieh Swiezy Mr.. 3 100
Jecymien1 Swiezy Mr.. 4 IS
Jeczmien Swiezy Mr.. 5 80
zYWY TOWAR
Raportowane przez Inter State
Packing Go.
SWINE.
cd ITO do 200 funt6w 1900
cd 225 do 275 funt6w 1925
Prosiaki 11.75-16.O0
Tuczne 15.50-17.00
Byd3oI
Byczki 7.00-11.00
Krowy75,0oE10.00
Byki 100000
Tuczne 4.0O-5.50
Cieleta 5.00-12.00
OWce,
Jagnieta 8.00-12.00
Owcc 4.00-7.00
Dr6b.
Kury 1918
Koguty 10-12
Kaczki 15-18
Gesi tluste 1918
Indyki 20-24
Kury Mode 1870
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-04-29
Wazne Wiesci Z Polski.

I.dZllt WlcSCl II lUlSM.
Wydzia1 Prasowy Komitetu Ma
rodoWego Polskiego kabluje do
Wydzialu NarodoWego Polskiego
Paryz, q marca Ma ~ostatniej
sesyi sejmowej ks.pralat Pospiech
osWiadczyl, ze. Prusaey ma Cor
nym slasku ofiarowali "a WygIa-
szanie polakozerczych NOV nagro
5dy pc pol tysiaca marek. Gdy jed
max spotykai sic z odmoWe pod
niesi nagrode do 1000 marek.
Celem propagandy tel professional
ME przeciw polaczeniu slaska z
Polska. Niemiecki Rad pozak}a--
dal j finansoWa} W Opolu SPECIAL
ne Stowarzyszenie ola obrony Sla
ska G6rnego pred aPolkami pro-
klamacyi. N iemiecki rad socya-
listyczny ma G6rnym Slasku og1o-
sill W kraju stan Wojenny i zapro-
wadzi1 sadly lorraine. slaska lud-
nose przymiera glodem, a zyWnlos
ci IA ogd starczy tam zaledwie
ma pietnascie dni. Nadeslani z
Berlina j Wroc1awia niemieccy a.
genci prowokacyjni podzegaja &c
rnik6w slaskich do niszczenia ko-
pain i hut. Mimo wszystko lud--
nose slaska pelna jest ufnosci do
rzadu Paderewskiego, kt6ry de-
klarowal re Polska ME moze bye
odbudowana bez Slaska.
Ukrainski kordon okalajacy
Lw6w przerwa}y polskie wojska
pospiesznie z zachodu nades}ane z
odsiecza. Przywr6cono znowu kon
TAXI obronc6w Lwowa z Gr6d-
klein Jagiellonskim oraz z inny--
mi oddzialami polskimi W Cali
cyl Wschodniej.
Wed1ug ostatnich raport6w wo
:jska polskie pod dow6dztwem ge-
rera16w Rozwadowskiego i 1wasz
kiewicza wkroczy1y do bohaters--
kiego miasta Lwowa. Wywiaza}y
sic zaciete WALK przez piec dni
trwajace, zakonczone odebraniem
waznego wezla kol@ zelaznych W
Siedliskach. Wdrozono bezw1ocz--
ME prace celem przywr6cenia ko-
m%unikacyi kolejowej.
Siedemnascie z%brojnych oddzia-
low posilkowych z Poznanskiego
przyby1o pod Lw6w pod VODKA
pu}kownika Konarzewskiego i te
wojska zadecydoWaly o sukcesle
p,olskicgoaoreza. Hordy uciekaJa-
cych Ukrainc6w scigano energicz
ME, biorac jencow, earmaty kara
biny maszynowe i wszelki matery
al wojenny. Podczas obliczania
badania jencow nkrainskich INA
leziono. dokumenty wykazujace,ze
rrzyobiecano pc 1000 koron i po
5 morg6w gruntu kazdemu zof--
nierzowi ukrainskiemu, kt6ry wei
die do Lwowa.
Rozkazem dziernym komendant
Pilsudski wyrazi} wdziecznosc &c
ncra}om, oficerom i zo}nierzom, Il
tznajac w szczeg6lnosci dzielnosc
wojsk puznanskich.
w niedziele 16 marcaukrainski
pocisk ugodzil W koscia sw: BIZ
betty we Lwowie podczas nieszpo-
row, przyczem try osoby zgine-
~ a piec os6b odnioslo ciezkie ia
ny. Katedre lwowska r6wniez ba
rdzo uszkodzily pociski ukraihs--
kie.
w siemiginowicach ma Cor
nym Slazku aresztowali Niemcy
posla Sowinskiego oskarzajac go
o podburzanie g6rnik6w do stray
ku.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-04-29

Antoni Zbyich Z obozu Camp
Sherman przybyl tn ma 3Osto dnlo
wy urlop ably sic zobaczyc 2 rodzi
cami, krewnymi i przyjaci6}mi.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-04-29
WiadOmOSci
.
! MlEJSCOWE

Wiel. ks. Jan Misiak wyjechal
ma czterdziesto godzinne nabozen
stwo do parafm sw. Krzyza W
Minneapolis, MINI. Nabozenstwo
czterdziesto godzinowe rozpocze--
10 sic W parafii ks. Cieminskiego
W niedziele, a zakonczy sic we
wtorek wieczorem.
W niedziele ochrzoono " kosciele
sw. StanisaaWa K
Ryszarda Czeslawa, syna Joze-
ia F. Zofm Z B~udnikow-Losh-
k6w.
Wincentego Leona. Glubke, sy-
ma Franciszka i Martyr Toma--
STOW - Glubk6w.
Doloroze Cieminska, c6rke Lee
ona i Pauliny z Kujach6w Ciemin
skich.
Katarzyne Doloroze SatkoWne
corke Aleksandra i Teresy z Der
nstz66w - Satk6w.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-04-29

PAM Maryanna Sawerynsh 70
ia Stefana, znajduje sic W szpl-
talu lutejszym gdzie sic poddafa
operacyi.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-04-29
:Stowarzyszenie przemysaowcow

.SCOWH1ZyszelHe pl1o1nys10"0ow
krzata sic energicznie urzadze--
MEM celebracyi ma dzien podpisa
MIA pokoju, W tym .celu naznaczo-
ny. zosta} komitet ktorego cz{on--
kami So wszyscy zofnierzy kt6rzy
powr6cili z Wojny. -
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-04-29
Liga ,postepowa{ Onward Leaggue)

bedzie mice swe miesieczne posie-
dzenie w poniedzia}ck 28go kWiet
lila o 8mej godzinie wieczorem, W
SVEN zwyk1em lokalu. Wszyst-
kich cz}onk6w nagli sic ably byli
Obecni.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-04-29

"Wiarus'' jest plsmem Ludo-
wen. Broni spraw j interes6w Ro-
dakow ma obczyzniet powiedzcie
. tenn swoim sasiadom.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-04-29

MINNEAPOLIS.
Kukurydza M 3 z6l 1.71-1.72
Jeczmien 1.O7-1.17
OWES 70h-71K
zyto 1.79ss-1.801s
Len nasienie 4.O5A.07
5 S. ST. A
Cieleta 6.o0-14.5o
Bydio 5.00-15.00 !:
SWINE 2o.30-20.50
Owce 13.50-15.00
Jagnieta 7.00-18.25
CHICAGO.
zyto 1.81-1.81h
Kukurydza 1.67-1.7O
Jeczmien 1.17-1.27
OWES 72A-73A
Byd1o 7.40-15.50
SWINE 19.00-20.80
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-04-29

True translation filed with the
post master at Winona, Mimi, on
April %, 1919 as required by the
Act Of Congress Oct, 6, 1917.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-04-12
CPORTORIALC B BY H
 ROGER TERRI

ACk DEMPSEY, the heavyweight O who meets Jess Willard some where in America" on July 4, threat ems to mako John L. Sullivan's record on that memora ble knockout tour of his look like a wreck, happened, but forgotten. Jack is still with that carnival show with which he opened in New Haven two weeks ago, but since April 1 he has knocked out 8 opponnts, an average of two men a night.
 These knockouts have been scored over men of local repute wherever Dempsey has appeared and it is not fair to them, Dempsey or the game to even intimate that these opponents were paid to lay down. Sporting writ CTS wherever Dempsey has played have been on the lookout, for fluke knockouts. But not one protest has been lodged. The knockouts were scored legitimately and against the toughest giants in this section.
 All of which speaks indeed high ly of the heavyweight challenger. Ills feat has attracted considerable at tention, not only from his many friends, but from the old timers, who thought that John L. Sullivan had es- tablished a record that can not be shattered. It Is believed that John l.. on that memorable trip of his stopped or knocked out completely more than 50 opponents.
 Of course, Jack srecord Is far from that mark, but he is reeling the gee gers over at a rate that threatens to cast into oblivion Sullivaq's great total
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-04-12
LATEST BOXING CHATTER

test at that club on next Saturday afternoon. Patriots Day. Lew Tend Ter was originally slated to meet the New Bedford lightweight, but the bout fell through. The Boston pro- motors are trying to also arrange a match between Britt and Harry Carl son, to be staged at F'enway Park on April 26, for the entertainment of the soldiers of the Twenty-sixth Divis- ion.
 Marty Cross, Jimmy Johnston's welterweight battler, is booked to go against Joe Egan of Boston, in a 12- round bout at the Fenway A. C., of Boston, Monday night. Tonight Marty will tackle Ray Hatfield, of Newark, in an eight-rounder at the Summit Gymnasium, of Jersey City.
 Seattle, Wash, fight fans will ge: an opportunity to witness Soldier Bartfeld, the Brooklyn welterweigh ght, in action on the 25th, a. he has been signed by Matchmaker Clay Hite, of the Sound City, for that evening. Kid Herman will in all probability be the man selected to swap punches with the soldier man.
 Packey Hommey, tie New York featherweight, is out with a def to any of the 128-Pound boys in the division. Hommey's main handicap was the fact that he had to meet lightweights. as the ghts considered him too tough a nut to crack. Harry Lenny is still attend ing to the business affsirs of the lit tie Italian.
 Danny F'rush, well known to fight fans in this section, is knocking about iR the Northwest participating
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-04-12

contending that Comics tstal pin fall would exceed that of the Wa terbury star. It djd-by one point
 Charley Mahoney was at the Park City alleys, but he did not view the match. When asked by a friend if he had seen a match. Charley said he was too busy" Mahoney must certainly have been busy when he passes up a match like that decided last night
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-04-12
Connie Lewis Surprise Victory Over Stone
 Wins Him New LaureIs On The Slippery Paths
State Duckpin Bowling Champion Earns His Sec ond $500 In Six Weeks Time.

Connie Lewis next big match will be opened at the Park Row alleys in New York when he meets Leo Lucke Of that city in home-and-home series for a purse of $500.
 After the first string somebody asked Connie when the match games were going to start.
 Lou Dewey was on hand and acted as referee. He incidentally picked up little dough on Connie.
 Two ladies, who came down from Waterbury with Stone witnessed the match.
 Connie asked for a glass of water about the eighth string and some body remarked that Stone might like a drink. One of the females promptly came back with the report that Stone didn't drink.
 Lou Dewey was heard to remark that that was the first bit of dough he has ever won on a Bridgeport bowling seven years.
 Joe Harper, himself a bowler of renown, acted as official ticket seller.
 Casey's hot dogs went faster than he could cook them, after it was seen that the match would probably go the limit of 21 games.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-04-12

Johnny ErtIe, the little St. Paul Kewpie, is not going to the Coast right now; not fo= a couple of weeks anyhow, for he mas just been signed up by Sammy Harris, the Baltimore boxing promoter, to meet Frankie Daly of Staten Island in a twelve round decision bout at the American A. A. of that city next Friday night. Johnny Russell, the Yorkville south paw, will meet Charley Holman of Richmond, Va, the same evening.
 No less than three Chaneys are scheduled to participate in the aIl- star card to be staged at the Nation al of Philadelphia this evening. The headliner is the knockout king, George Chaney of Baltimore, with Young Chaney, another Baltimore product, who meets Charlie Beecher of this city in the semi-windup. Geo. Chaney's opponent will be Jack Russo of New Orleans and they will travel the Philadelphia route, six rounds. The other Clancy gladiator is Joe Chaney. who is to face Billy Gan non. Two other sixes round out the program.
 Johnny Griffith, inc Akron welter- weight, will meet Bobby Sullivan in the main event of ten rounds at the VeIodrore 4. C., which holds its shows at the Broadway Auditorium in Buffalo on Monday night. In the second ten Young Mendo meets Bud Christiano, who is under the manage ment of Tommy Walsh.
 City 4. C., of New Bedford, are ne gotiatlng with Rocky Kansas to meet .a
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-04-12

as well as they would one in the class A circuit Besides the withdrawal of Providence from the circuit means that the classification of the Eastern Leaguers will be lowered. This would immediately start a revolution in Springfield, Worcester and Hart ford.
 And now that the war is over per haps we can appreciate quiet. The E. L. club owners arc to be conSrat- ulated for the diplomatic. yet frank way in which they settled the Little Rhody problem.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-04-12

DROVIDENCyE baseball fans are
 neeyed. The attitude taken by the Eastern League moguls In turn ing down Ben Moulton's request that that club be permitted to withdraw out of the O'NeiI circuit and hitch up with the Internationals has started something in that Rhode Island capital.
 During the past month there has Ieen some talk of erecting a large s15O.O0O ball park in Providence yesterday when it became known that there was no possible chance of ire Internationals walking into Prov tdence and helping themselves to everything in sight, announcement was made that the park-buildlng pro- feet had been set aside
 Apparently those who pilot the Providence clubs are the poorest oI b,,siress men. Merely because the Eastern League insisted on protectlhs its own, Ben Moulton and hls crown believe they are returning the pIo" at Dan O'Neu and his colleagues by abandoning the new park idea. We personally thought Ben MoutoL Mike Lynch and the others interest~ in the Grays had more common sense.
 A year ago when the Grays wen. into the Eastern league they well knew that they were headed for Jus' s,1ch-a a situation as they are in now Thev considered nothing. They forced the Eastern Leaguers to take them 1T -pleaded with the cirsuit. And yet now the Grays feel as if they car withdraw as easily as they were ad- rnitted. Allowing tho Providence team to join tho InternaHonal league would be suicide for the Eastern and a humiliation for all club owners.
 Providence fans. if given good ball will support an Eastern League clul
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-04-12

Now word comes from Chicago that Owner Comiskey would like to use Dutch Leonard this season. Man ger Gleason Is not trying to hida this fact. He says he wants Leonard and is going to get him. but how he has not attempted to explain. Gleason doesn't know which players to offer the Yankees in a trade for Dutch. So thsreT you ara
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-04-12

Secretary Kelly announced today that as yet he has not completed his team for this game, which will usher in the 1919 baseball season in Bridge port. In all probability, however, Champion will start the game for the locals by tossing them from the mound. Others who will in all prob ability demonstrate their wares for the first time will be Gene Martin, left field; Skiff, catcher; Sava. pit cher; Sherwood, second base; 1vers, first base; Townsend, centerf1eld; Cast sell, shortstop; Bowden, third base, and Johnston, right field.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-04-12

TBRRY LEE was seen by the I writer late last night and to us Terry confided that he has eyes on a match that will be the biggest sur prise ever sprung on Bridgeports 8 boxing fans when announced. Lee 1s enc chap who has always considered the sport. He has given his time to elevate it. In the ring he has always performed ably and his decisions have been unprecedented. Literally, i1 may be said that Terry has spent most of his life with or among fight CTS.
 Personally we are happy that Terry has been given permit. for we have confidence in him and know that ne will give us what he thinks we want. And Terry is the sort of chap who can get the topnOtchers without going down a line of henchmen. He knows who he is engaging. He knows his Dridgeport and because of these facts we will look forward patiently to Lees card. Go to 1t, Terry, and good luck.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-04-12
BOCASH WINS
 FROM CARVE

BROCKTON, April 12-In a hard 12-round battle here last night, Louis Rogash of Bridgeport outpointed Bill Iy Carney of New Bedford in the fea- ture at the Harrington A. c. In the senli-fnal, Joe O'Conneu of Brockton defeated Willie Green of South Bos- ton in eight rounds.
 MANCHESTER, N. H., April 12- Shaver O'Brien of Boston, knocked out Billy Woods of Manchester in the fifth round of a scheduled 1O-round bout last night. It was the first knockout reverse suffered by the To- cal boy. Woods led from the start and led until the fourth, when the Hub youth started using his left. The knockout was a left-hand swing to the jaw. Kid Wolf of Nashua knock ed out Battling Burns of Boston in the second round, and Young Con noyer of Derry stopped Kid Myers of Manchester in the first round.
 BALTIMORE, Md, April 12-Leo Johnson, the co1ored lightweight, and Matty Moore of Baltimore for an in teresting 15round battle at the Amer ican A C. last night Opinions differ GU dS LO W 4lO SI4O44N nave pESI4 S4N CIi the verdict, although the work of the local lightweight met with the ap- proval of a majority of the rings!ders.
 JERSEY CITY, April 12 - Ray Hatfield had hard time with Charles Debates, a Belgium boxer, at the Summit A. c. last night and a draw verdict will do neither lad any harm. The pair have been rematched. The Belgian is a stiff puncher with an ex- ceIlent assortment of walIops and is clever.
 MARLBORO. April 12 At the Marlboro Driving Club boxing show here last night, Chick West of HoI- yoke defeated Johnny Veto of CheI-' sea in the 1O-round main bout. In the semi-fnal, James McKenna of Webster, beat Frank Chaney or Beachmont, in eight rounds.
 BALTIMORE, April 12 - Fighting in his old time form and taking ad- vantage of openings made by his op- ponent, Dick Stosh, once an amateur lightweight champion. won decisiveIy here last night from Willie Houck of Philadelphia Houck's gameness en- abled him to go through the ten rounds Of ofIfurious' battling.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-04-12

The famous Red Caps of Phila- deIphia, one of the strongest semi pro hines in the country, will come tC Bridgeport next Friday afternoon for the purpose of clashing with an aIl-star Bridgeport team that Busi- ness Manager Jim Kelly of the Americans is now selecting. InClud- co in the lineup will be some of the best ball players in this section, many of whom played on the local Eastern League club.
 The Red Caps are no newcomers here as they appeareG twice against that crack Bridgeport nine of last season and on each occasion the To- calls met with defeat. In the first tussle the locals lost by the score of ? to 1. while the second defeat was administered to the tune of to O. Both contests were unusually inter esting affairs and replete with spec tacuIar plays on the part of each rine.
 The Red Caps are constituted of co1ored players, who have played in all parts of the country. That the team has been able to re-organize at this early stage of the season is feat short of remarkable. for a majority 1 of the players enlisted in Uncle Sam s forces. Fortunately, however, most | of these have been discharged. Two | of the players who will play here wear the French Croix de Guerre l and the Distinguished Service medal 1 for gaIlantry on the battle fields on i the other side. These heroes are | Catcher Earl and Second Baseman 1 Williams.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-04-12
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stood are not inclined to spend any money on 8 new park un- less the club is successful in getting out of the league.