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New Britain herald., 1920-07-06
chicaso Takes Two Games.

Chicago. July s-Tn m eighth inning rally Chicago scored StN and won tho afternoon game from Cleveland to 5. after taking the morning game. to The White Sox made eight clean hits in the eighth after being held to three singles in the first seven InninEs by CovcIeskic The scores by innings:
New Britain herald., 1920-07-06
Standing of the Clubs.
Games Today.

New York at Washington. Boston at Philadelphia. Cleveland st Chicago. St, Louis al Detroit.
New Britain herald., 1920-07-06
rhII. Split.

-The Phiilier won one
 Grounds Yesterday and
 to it. The Giants also <~ ls . protest Co be acted ui become finally. positively [h~ir.. Tho Quaker victory nfna and was by . score of |&ks shut out the Philiies. 8 meridian contest. and it Ior arose which permitted / they won dscisiveiy and <metest. atomic doubt that umpire such as Manager should have been made Sht about . Philadelphia s sy innings
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New Britain herald., 1920-07-06
RATIONAL LEAGUE.
BALL TONIGHT

bs-hl~s Company Team win >n~he~s~v Ci~h sf New Haven ben yiela.
 lace e~ssfuI attempts to open , fsfA. th. New Britain Ma sa~m VII oppose the crack N of New Maven tonight at fha rrfus City club is highly |f Teu.day evening Manager led . an@ attraction in the |pf rhIeop~e. Mass The rep. riremskers ts ~eii known,
 will be strengthened for this knsG~msnt having made ar- Ih the best twtrler in this Dor thw locals -
New Britain herald., 1920-07-06
CMoRNING GAMEl.
AFTERNOON GAMEp

Batteries; PcnnoclS and Walters; Hnsty Bigbec. Keefe and Styles.
New Britain herald., 1920-07-06
tMoRNING GAME,

Batteries. Caldwell. NfehauS, Faeth O'Neill; Williams and Schalk.
New Britain herald., 1920-07-06
MORNING GAME).

Batteries: Sothoron. shockcr and sev- ersid: Ehmke and stsnaEe.
New Britain herald., 1920-07-06
NoRsrNo oAnEr
FrrRvooN dAME).
n~e for Dodgers.

Two for Dod9~r..
 3y 9.--Tns Brooklyn bod Hers V from the rsoston Braves here erroon. The ucor~ of the nrst 10 inrinKr and that of the
 Twenty thousand fans, the Of the season. saw the double he Rsds lost two Games to the oub1e victory over the Braves trs only half . game from hrst the second dounie-header won n Am many days The scores swrRsr aAMri.
 .... O00 2Da 0oat--a IT I
 i03 o0t Oooe--.S . : Aarausra. Msmaux and Miller: n. Filiin9im and oowdy.
New Britain herald., 1920-07-06
ID aAME,.

ne40 NnN n0I~--s q loo 00e oio---7 is 2 J< rueger. Scott and
New Britain herald., 1920-07-06

tAFTERNooN GAME
New Britain herald., 1920-07-06
CMoRSING GAMED.

AFTERNOON GAMEr
Norwich bulletin., 1920-07-24
SUB BASE TEAM TO
 PLAY IN JEWETT CITY

For Sundays attraction at Ashland park Manager Guillotte has booked the fast Sub Base team, service champions of New England to play his fast asgre- gation of ball tossers. The Base has an exceptionally fast team, having a few former big leaguers in their lineup. Recently at the base where these two teams met, the sailor boys came out a victor, but the Jewett City boys are out for revenge Sunday so this game should be a humdinger.
 For the Base Guilford will pitch and Gibbrius, formerly of Jeff Tesreau's $ Bears of New York will catch.
 Buck Shahan, who is considered by many a second Walter Johnson will twirl for Jewett City with Billy Liberty behind the bat. The infield will be com posed by Red Melady, who will cover the initial sack, Buddy Jodoin the shorttield, Nolan, a new man, who sure is some ballplayer will cover second and Freddy Herbert will hold down the dizzy corner.
 The outer garden will be taken care of by Art Cyr, Barry, Cloutier and Nap. Liberty.
 The largest crowd of the season is expected as many of the fans have yet to see tEe Jewett City boys ill action. The Jewett City lads at present are playing big league ball and are out to make q record.
 All roads lead to Ashland park Sun day where the snappiest infield in these parts will be seen in the Jewtt City quartet.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-07-24
AMERICAN THREAD PLAY THE
 NEW DEPARTURE TEAM

The American Thread Company baseball team of Willimantic journeys to Bristol today where they will play tEe New Departure team. Sundays game will be p.ayed at Recreation park with the McEson team.
 A change or two has been made in tae Thread company team since last week. Pop" Edgar of Marcna 3ter who stdrted he Eastern League season with Aihany and afterwards caught on with the Poiis of Hartford. rlAying hefe July '5th against the locqls,- has been secured to patrol one of the beats in the A T. Go. outfeld. Pop" is no young'ster but appears as speedy as ever and has wise old head on his shoulders that should be of material assistance to some of the younger players on the team.
 The pitching assignment for to- day goes to George (Le1ty) Taylor of Waterbury, whom local basketball fans will never forget. If he can twirl as well as he can play the indoor game there should be no trouble in copping the Bristol tuSSle.
 For Sunday game against Monson, Gil who has replaced Macklin as sup erVlsor and playground instructor at Recreation park will. do the twirling with NuttinG, last year swith the semi pl U lt1LH b' 1oSHeCd I dllSJ AN. l ., III l = serve Gill is a rangy right handler who was with tte team last week but was not used. He appears to have the good and has made an excellent re- cord with the teams representing the J. r. Coats Co. and Douglas Shoe Company of Providence. He halls from Rhode Island. Nutting was the only pitcher to beat the Fisk Red Tops on thetr homs glcurds last year, holding them to tw hits and striking out four teen.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-07-24
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
MARKET WAS DULL.

New York. July 23.-Trading on the .tocS exchange today was almost entlrely sbscured by foreign events, the market for international remittances eVlnclng de- c5ded weakness as a result of latest deVel- opments in Central Europe. particularly the Russo-Polish situation.
 Heavy selling of bills on London, Parls and Berlin effected further material lm- nsirment of rates to those important cen- iers. finally encompassing many of the neutral capitals, as well as Far Eastern and other remote cepters.
 Optimistic trade prospects, as voiced by rhairuan Gary and other leaders Of ln- sustry. and liberal offerings of call money st s per cent. albeit per cent ruled at inc end. were of little avail in the further abstention of public interest
 Rails were intermittently firm to strong ,n acceptance by virtually all the brother hoods of the terms of the railway labor board wage increase and the seemingly reasonable freight rate advance asked for " the association of railway executives.
 The strength of transportations was overcome in the late< dealings, however, rbeu the entire list succumbed to a con- serted bear drive Steels. equipments oils md motors recorded extreme reversals of -xo to five points from their best. popular r1ecialties also breaking abruptly at the weak finish. Sales amounted to 475,0OO mares.
 breasts Of tomorrow's clearing house ltatement favored a correction of last weeks loan expansion and indications sointed to a strengthening of the local ederai reserve banks ratio of reserves.
 Bonds were not affected by the unsettIe= nent in the stock market. Liberty issues md the general domestic list holding teady, with no feature in the foreign Toup. Total sales, par value, aggregated .sT50, 900
Norwich bulletin., 1920-07-24
BRoNKIE'S ALL STARS VS
 TAFTVILE TODAY

Bronkies All Stars from South Man chester will be the attraction at Taft vile today.
 The Ali Stars will lineup as follows: Massey 2b; Kotash If; Bronkies 3b; Fay 1b; Sipples of; Smith If; Motchett c; Hyman D, Murkhartt p. Nearly all Of these men have seen fast company.
 For Taftville Murphy will play short; Caron Of; Dugas 3b; Germaine If; Coyle c; Mills 1b; DeCelles ss; Belair 2b; Simcox, Gley and Peppin subs. In the box TaftvilIe will have Grady, a dark Horse shooting them over, and if the All S.aLs gather more than four or five hits off his delivery some manager in the Eastern league will be surprised.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-07-24

be the fastest amateur team in Nor wich. The All Stars as well as the Reds have greatly strengthened their team and great battle is expected. Thiel and Bolz will do the twirling for the Reds and will be held by Charnet- ski in both games. Manager Weisner will have Scott to do the twirling in the first game and will be held by H. Weisner. Goldberg and ScoveiI are the battery for the second game. The rest of the lineup is as follows: Swa-ts- burg, ID; Randall 2b; Jones 3b; Boyens ss; Byington, Zimmerman, Duer or Scud will play in the Cuteld The pro ceeds of the game will go to J. Jones who me- with an accident in the Fitch vile game. The management has seen to it that there will De enough seats 10 accommodate all.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-07-24
McDERMoTT"S CHAMPS TO
 PLAY WEBSTER K. OF c,

Sunday afternoon at 3:3O, daylight saving time, Thomas McDermott s Grosvenordale baseball team will line up against the team representing the Webster Knights of Columbus. All ad- vance indications are that one of the best games of the season will be seen by the fans who are on hand for the Caseys are coming down to the North Grosvenordale grounds determined to win and they are going to bring with them team that is calculated to give a speedy demonstration of ball tossing
 In their lineup will be Hart, catcher on the Cornell college team this past season. Macleod, who was twirling last week for Millbury American Le- zion team when the ex-service men nosed out an 11th inning victory over Manager Toms aggregation, will be
Norwich bulletin., 1920-07-24
WATERBURY ELKS TO PLAY KACEYS

Norwich K of c. baseball ciut will clash with the Water bury ESks, at the fairgrounds toInorrow and this promis- es to be one of the best games of the season as the Waterbury Elks have de- feated some of the pest teams in the state and have only been defeated twice. The lineup for Waterbury will be as. follows: Moore c; Conlon and Brophy p; German 1b; Waters b; Ross 3b; James ss; Melvin If; Ennis cf; McMahon If; Shanahaa. Gallagher, subs.
 The Norwich lineup pwiiI be Daust 9; kellar c; Suspicion b; Hayes 2b; Eddie Murray ss; Twitchen 3b; w. Murray If; Austin of; Mckay If.
 The management has gone to con- siderable expense in bringing this team here from the other end of the state and it is hoped that large crowd will be in attendance. Game will be called at S:15 and Riley and Levarge vii umpire.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-07-24
NAVY ATHLETES WILL SAIL
 ON CRUISER FOR ANTWERP

Washington, July 22-Seventy- eight athletes Of the American navy, 31 of whom have won places on the team that will represent the United States at the Olympic games, will sail from Newport, R. l., for Antwerp on the armored cruiser Frederick Monday, Il was announced recently at the navy department. The trip also will consti- ute a two months summer training cruise for the naval reserve force, the cruiser being manned almost entirely 1y reSerVists.
 The navy athletes sailing on the Frederick have won places on the American team as follows: Wrestling 2; boxing 3; track and field with aIternates; and fencing 3 with l alter nate The track athletes include Mid shipman E. 5. Curtis, who broke the amateur mile record at the Nv York Athletic Club meet last month.
 Should the naval academy eight oar cd crew win the race at W orcester, Mass, Saturday to determine the crew that will represent this country in the Olympic games, it also will sail on the Frederick.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-07-24

on the mound for the Bay Staters. That means a piptching battle between Mac Leod and Tunney, for the latter will shoot them across for the Grosvenor- dales. Phillips will catch for the To- cas. All of the rest in the Webster teams lineup pas it did las tweek, ex- cept that Powers vii lnot be at first. The speedy little infielder sprained his ankle last week and is not able to re- to the team yet. His place will be taken by Hyde who comes to Manager McDermott with the highest of recom- mendations. Hyde is being watched by some big league scouts, and has been recommended to Iris Speaker as the fastest semi-pro first sacker now wearing a uniform.
 Sunday afternoon on Manhasset field, Putnam, the American Woolen Company team of Webster will play the Manhassets. This game was postpon- ed from last week on account of rain.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-07-24
FOUR EVENTS RACED ON
 KALAMAZOO TRACK

Kalamazoo, Mich, July 23.-Racing in a gale of wind that roared down the stretch, the Grand Circuiters staged four events on the getaway day card this afternoon. It was a session of discomfort to horses. drivers and audi enice alike and fast time was out of the question.
 Tootsie Toise won the PIP trot from a cid of ten starters. afte rlosing the rst heat to Tara Hall. Valentine an- nexed his fourth race here by captur- ing the stake event for ?: 06 pacers with Edna Early. John Henry won the hrst heat in this event. The three years old pace was a hollow victory for Lon McDonalds rife Grenade while Geers took the 2:16 uot with Lecco Iirattan
Norwich bulletin., 1920-07-24
American League. .
Eastern Leasue.
ALL STARS AND MOHEGAN REDS
 TO PLAY DOUBLE HEADER.

The All Stars will play a double header with the Mohegan Reds at the Mohegan Park grounds Sunday after noon. The Reds only lost one game so far this season, that being to the All Stars some time ago. Manager Weis- ner has received a letter stating that Manager Charnetski is bringing along the best team he can find. If the All Stars win these two games they will
Norwich bulletin., 1920-07-24
GAIN LEADERSHIP;
 RUTH MAKES ANOTHER HOMER

New York, July 23.-The New York Yankees wrested the American League leadership from Clevland today Win ming the third game of the series to 3. The Yankees now have lead of four points and the teams meet in their nal game of the series tomorrow. Shawkey pitched effectively, and of eight hits made off him in the first seven innings, Chapman's was the only one to be turned into a run Peckin- paugh hit a circuit clout, his third in two days, off Pitcher Uhle. Score:
Norwich bulletin., 1920-07-24
WAITING TO
 HEAR ROM GLASGO TEAM

A few weeks ago arrangements were made between the Voluntown baseball club and the Glasgo Yarn Mills club Tor series of three games to be played oy these old rivals, Voluntown has had no team in the field this season, there lore the management was compelld to select rom a squad of untried players and former local veterans of the game. The team selected has shown up very well and the Glasgo boys have, heard the news as it is rurnored that they are gettlng cold feet. and wish to withdraw
 How about it G1asgo? Voluntown A. A.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-07-24

can rest assured that he will be in the best of shape for his battle with Billie Meyers. The following is the result of some of his bounds:
 Young Angelo-Draw-10 rounds. Mike McCabe-Draw-10 rounds.
 Young MaxwelI-Won-8 rounds. Danny Pavese-Won-S rounds.
 Battling Reppha-Draw-4 rounds. Mike McCabe-Draw-4 rounds.
 Young Eddy-No decision 10 rounds.
 Mike McCabe-Draw-10 rounds. Pete McDona.d-Knocko rounds.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-07-24
OFFERED WILSON s2o,0oo
 TO MEET MIKE O'DOWD

Boston, July 25. Tex Rickard to- jay offered Johnny Wilson of this city, holder Of the worlds middleweight boxing title, S20,OGO to meet Mike ODowd. the former champion, in title battle to be fought in Madison Square yarden. New York in September.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-07-24

Japan plans to spend enormous sums during the next few years in the con- struction of a deep sea harbor for nokio to afford facilities for large vessels which now have to dock Is miles away.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-07-24
SAILOR MURPHY A GENUINE
 FIGHTING FRESHMAN

Sailor Murphy of Stamford, who is to ,e seen here next week in the open air boxing show, is a genuine fighting rishman and will give satisfaction no natter which way the battle is going. Nuphy is working hard and everybody
Norwich bulletin., 1920-07-24
Phillies Rally in Ninth.

Chicago, July 23.-Philadelpiaia's at
 tack in the ninth inning was so say
 age that Vaughn, who held q three
 run lead over the visitors. walked out
 of the box. Carter was unable .os sub
 due the attack and before Bailey st, D. ped tie rally seven runs had been SCOT
Norwich bulletin., 1920-07-24
New York iE
CIeVeIIand (A)

lotaIs ot IL Ii Il
 (x) Battde for o'Nall in 7th,
 (xxl Batted for Morton in Ith
 txxx1 BBatted for Niehaus in 9th.
 tzzl Ran for Thomas in 9th.
 "a Batted for Jamieson in 9th. Cleveland .,,.....,... 0 0 3 e-3 New York .......... Q Q c x-6 Two base hits Speaker, Ppp. Three base hits. Chapman 2. Home runs, Ruth. Peckinpaugh,
Norwich bulletin., 1920-07-24
TRAPSHOOTING
 TEAM WON FINALS

Antwerp, July 23.-The American team won the final of the Olympic team trapshootinS competition here today. The Americans broke 547 out of a pos sible 660 clay targets. The other scores were: Belgium, 503; Sweden, 800; Great Britain 4SS and Canada 474.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-07-24
Athletics Won,

Philadelphia, July 23.-GaIlowav's hitting won today's game from Detroit for Ph;ladeirh!a. 4 to l. RommeI pitehed his first full game in the Amer ican league. Catches by Dykes an5 Veach featured.--Score:
Norwich bulletin., 1920-07-24

.. Mew York July 2S. - Call money cies;nn ciosty high s; low 8; ruling rate B G,osing Did z; offered at s: last loan Sank acceptanes 6 1-S. '' -o"h O.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-07-24
Reds Shutout Giants

Cincinnati, July 23.-Neales triple followed by Aliens sacrifice f1N in the eighth inning today enabled Cincinnati to win from New York, 1 to 0. Score:
Norwich bulletin., 1920-07-24
Ashland vs Conn. Mills

The Ashland baseball club goes to Danielson to meet the Connecticut Mills team Sunday, the 25th.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-07-24
Always in SunnIx

Talk of bolts reminds us that there arc always iots oi rus" in popii.ics. Columbia Rc' ord. 7.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-07-24
IsI T.. Three base hit. Leibold.
Senators Win Game.

Washington. July 23.-SisIers homer in the ninth was the only run made hv St. Louis today off Erickson and Wash ingtOn won 3 10 | Score.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-07-24
Dodqers Win From Pirates.

Pittsburgh, Pa, July 23.-Brooklyn defeated Pittsburgh today, 6 to ). Ma maux was knocked out of the box in the eighth inning when the local; SCOT ed three runs Score:
Norwich bulletin., 1920-07-24
Braves Defeat Cardinals.

St. Louis, July 2S.-Boston defeated St. Louis to in a see saw game to? day, driving Hafnes from the box in the seventh inning. Score:
Norwich bulletin., 1920-07-24
ed, giving Philadelphia 10 to vic tory cvel Chicago. Score:

TOtaLs
 lxJ Battad for Smith 5th
 (xx) Batted for Crayath in 9th qxxxl Batted for Lebouryeau in 5th. (z) Batted fer Gallia in 9th.
 (zzl Bated for R. Miller in 9th. CT1icano ...... 0 Q , . c 1-7 Two base hits. J. Miller. Fletcher. Wheat. Home runs. Deal. Fletcher.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-07-24
A Challenge.

The Young Hardigs will play any team in the city IS years old and younger. Write Manager Albert Hil- debranA 11e High Street. City.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-07-24

tx) Batted for Faber in 9th.
 txx) BattCd g.. Wilkinson in Sth
 (z) Battcd :o= Menosky in 9th
 (zzl Batted for Mcinnis in atb
 tyz1 Ran ta- Karr in Sth Score by innings -.-.o ...-........ Q 0 ne Bfs;cp ............. , s } q n 9-3 Three base hit Leibold '|'' -l''
Norwich bulletin., 1920-07-24
Philadeluhia IAN
Detrc:t (A)
Totals a1 6 2I s
Itted fer LsonarI in 9th.

(Xl Batted Fer Leonaru in Sth.
 Score b- innings: Detroit :. ...........O ooo . 0 A, Philadelphia x ......0 0 Q Et TWO base hits, Leonard. Shorten, Witt. Galloway
Norwich bulletin., 1920-07-24
COTTON.
MONEY.

,,,;os Me" York, July 23. - Shot potion
 quiet; middlings 49.75. 'po' cotton
Norwich bulletin., 1920-07-24
WHITE SoX MADE GOOD USE
 OF ITS HITS WINNING CAME

Boston. July 23-Chicago used it's hits to better Advantage today and de- feated Boston, to 7.-Score:
Norwich bulletin., 1920-07-24
St. Louis (N)
Rosten (N)

(z) Batted for Sherdel in 9th,
 tzz) Ran for McHenry in 9th Bostcn ...........-- Q D6 St. Louis ........... 0 Q 0 0 O .-5 Two base hits. Hoke. Pick o'NeiI Fournier Heathcote. Stock. Smith Three base hit Pow enl Home run Pick.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-07-24

Ney York .......... c Q 0 o-1
 Ilnclnna1 ....... Q x-l Two base hit. Groh. Three base hits Groh
Norwich bulletin., 1920-07-24
St. Lcuis tA)
Washinaton (Al
Totals 9 $ 2l 8 Q
Othoron in 9th.

txl Bated for Sothoron in sth
 Score by innings: st. Louis .. .........o 6 O6o 0 1-7 Washington .. .. 10 0 Q 0 0 , y-9
 Two hasa hit. Torres Three base hit Shanks Home run. Sister.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-07-24
Pittsburgh (N)
Brooklyn (N

Totals 34 B ? 10 3 Brooklyn ......... 0 ? Q 0 2---j Pittsburgh .......... Q 0 3 O-5 Two base hits. Myers ?, Bigbee. Three base hits. Southworth ?.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-04
PCrSOIinlS

HONESTY = IN" hes; rolcy. 70 produce The
best dy".nS "uI cleaning. thc Oc-t inatari-
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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-04
CHICAGO GRAIN M,nKrr
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, - 10 ;o.."" any advance in prices
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49, fs!n,d &c 10 -. IN provisions tho.
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sea- IN IN" wheat market put sp.ct,
y;r">s on early inhlcation. ;l.t y.s,n""'
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,.tT"prsm 'snnamG 20 a s:ands,ill. In tit!s
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te foreign governments have r.frairn,i
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q ~ par "t r"re'; buyers OF corn.
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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-04
PRODUCE

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n"i'c futures "as irregular. bur .cnc-.lIv
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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-04
CT NB MARX III.

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