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s-FULtOn Fight in NeWark
DreIU $97, PIP in Gate Receipts

Bhtton. at Newark on Monday night. The ar
ticlea will show that De.champs manager d
Georges Carpenter. signed for Thomas DVohAmp,
u the manager Of Thomas and when he went
away he left Carpenters trainer. Wilson, 70 man
age the AifAirs of Thomas.
seru. Ray SMITH. the Camden. N. J.. hssvy.
weight. Who had tho misfortune to got m0rkod
out BY Bob Martin. the heavyweight champion Of
the A. K ". At Columbus. o.. on Monday night.
received iGb2O for his end. This was IS psI
cent. Of the gross receipts. Martin drsW down
rs per omit Of tho receipts which made his end
$500. TAs gate amounted TO $3.50 and hun
dredS Of fans were turned away for lack q room.
FTanhe BumA the feathsrWeight Il Jersey CITY.
ana Charley Bo5Ghsr viii prUbabiy 10 matchsd "
box . twelve round battle At tho Annory A A.
Of Jersey City probably on Monday evening. Aus.
D. Matchmaker Jennings has been trying 10 bring
these lads together and now that their manager
are willing the prospects arr thsg will have Il out.
Charley white. tho vsterln CHICAGO lEhtvelTht
Who gave Benny Leonard . great flght At Bento1
HArboT. Mich. the afternoon Of July 4. VA
badly beaten By Pal Moran. the New Orleans
lightweight At New Orleans = few nlShs ago
TIE receipts amounted to $1,000. and Moran Fo
Ths LIGHTWEIGHT championship Of Hudson VAL
ley will be decided Monday niEht At the star A
c. Of Troy. when Johnny Martin. the former New
York lightweight who IL now making PouEhkseppsi.
his home. and Young Maxwell OF Albany will
clash in . ten-round event. Tho victor will BE-
presented with a gold belt The other tive ten.
round contests will bring together HAIRY Nelson.
the Brooklyn heavyweight. and Kid jackson Of
Rochester and George Roach Of North Adams op-
posing Kid Black OF Trey.
Harold Fares. the Newark feather whom M
manager. Jack BulgsT. claims ChADlis Boycher il
afraid to meet. will boz Dick LOadfnAn At Por,
land. Me. Aug II. and Johnny Murray In JeTsay
City probably = week later
The BGyOnhe A A. presents q pair q peppary
little pugillsts In its main attraction next TiesdAy
evening. when Joe leon. Sammy Golden's new find.
clashes with Abe Attel Godstein. In = ten
round event Dave II senberE former A. A u.
champion. takes hard hitting Billy Hlnnera Of
BSyonne. Joo Leon Is Perth Amboy idol and
has established himself firmly In . line between
bis homo city and PbilAdephia. Whero hs Il the
proud Dossessor Of string Of knockoutL
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Cincinnati Captures Third Bat
tie of Series Only After
Ritter Struggle.
BV Richard FREEZER.

A LTHOUGH the Cincinnati ball
4 \ team captured the third game OF
the Brooklyn Red series ut Ebbets
Field by a 3 TO score, there IL some
consolation for the Brooklyn fans In
the fact that the Reds will not lease
the home players lot with the Ma
uonal League lead. This, lmmaterial
OF whether the visiting aggregation
wins this afternoons game or not. II
this =. MS contest is taken away by
Fat Moran and his gang the home
players will still be one half game
IN front, which, as the saying goes,
viii help some.
The Reds didn't get away with the
tnlrd game without a battle. The
affair was nip and tuck ali the way
ana was not decided until the final
inning. Galore and Luque, the latter
one OF the luckiest twirlers in the
National League-lucky because he
comes from Cuba and spends his of
season there--served up the benders
LOT the Dodgers and Reds respective
~, Luque flashed a better brand OF
Dali and really deserved to win, but
Cadore was right there in the pitching
end as well. The Cuban allowed hut
SIX hits to the Brooklyn batsmen and
struck out FIVE, while Icons slants
were slammed for eight hits and he
famed but one.
ME game was a pitchers battle
10 decide who was the better tWlrler
In the games played this season.
before yesterdays contest, Cadore
mad won two contests from Cincin-
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Giants Only Six Games
From First Place NOW
And Playing Like Champs

where and go to horrible deaths on
home made hootch.
You can betcher cantaloupe against
a dried prime that the Giants are
looking like champs to the Cards these
days. Every Card pitcher that has
taken the mound has been carried OF
suffering a badly fractured set Of
feelings. Splitter Doak got his yester-
day-got IL good. Fourteen hits had
been hooked off him in just n tribe
more than six innings, and the Giants
were beginning to smack Goodwin
real rudCly as the game closed. Seven
teen smashes in all. The score hardly
shows it, to 8. But that's because
the Giants got too giddy on the
chances they took on the bases.
And to add TO the overpressure of
their confidence Nehf was handling
the Cards with enough skill and
stamina to make a champion of Fred
Fulton II 1t were possible to transfuse
such qualities into the plasterer with
the lime-eaten heart. The Cards
touched Artie up for nine hits, but
only four OF them did any good. These
came in the sixth inning and tied the
score of three the Giants had accu-
mulated-one in the first, two in the
second. A double by Burns, q sacri-
fee by Beauty and a single by Pep
Young brought in the first. In the
second Larry Doyle singled to right
and Schulz's bum handling allowed
Larry TO keep going TO second. Nehf
smacked to first and Larry. made a
great sprint that carried him across
the plate ahead OF Fournier's chuck.
Beauty doubled, shooting Artie to
third. Pep Slammed IT to right and
Nehf scored before SchulZ's throw
nailed BBurroft at second.
The Cards broke loose in the sixth
when Stock stuck the pellet into left
for a single followed by a HornSby
single 20 right. Schulz croaked on d
great stop by Kell taken barehanded.
Up next doomed McHenry. And
savage stick swinger the gent is
showing himself in this series. He
snaked a low but speed charged bail
into the left bleachers. II was only
about n foot to the good inside the
foul line. But 1t was a genuine homer
for all that. And that's how then
three runs were garnered.
There was jubilatton in the Catfish
hut, yells, cheers and handsprings.
But they crawled back to the hutch
after Nap McGraw's mawlers had
taken them over the Jumps in that
same inning. Spencer walked. Larry
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YdnkS at Last
Manage to Win
From BrOWnS

ST. LOUIS, July 3O.--After losing
two straight games here by the mar
gin of one run the Yankees braced
and won the second half OF the
double header, to 4. Light hitting
lost the first game OF the bargain day
session, hut Rip Collins's pitching in
the last three innings, after relieving
Mogridge, and Wards homer in the
eighth. cllnched the victory In the
nightcap game.
The Yankee sluggers have been In n
slump. For instance. Babe Ruth's triple
that nailed the winning rally m the
eighth of the second game was his
first hit in three days. The other
Yanks, except Meusel and Ward, were
worse.
The bases full. two out. one run
needed to tie and Babe Ruth at the
bat. That is a situation New Workers.
have waited months to see, would 20
miles to witness and would bet untold
wealth on the result. II came to-day,
I'm the final frame OF the hrst game,
and with $1,000 St. LouiS fans Just
ready to break into tears and impreca-
tions-nothing happened. Babe tapped
soaring fly to centre and It was oil
over.
In that ninth inning is told the story
Of the first game. The Yanks couldn't
hit. Jack Quinn gave them a run in
the second when he fumbled an easy
tap with a man on third Then a long
o-bagger by Meusel scored Peck and
Ruth In the third and the Yanks took
the lead They took an easy run IN
the nth on an error by williams and
seemed to have the game well in hand.
but a home run by SlSler In the sixth
and three hits, one a lucky boundcr.
in the seventh, put the Brown one
count to the good and then came tho
ninth.
Ruel popped to Austin. Duffy Lewis
hit for Quinn and lined a pretty single
70 center and Fewster ran for him
Peck's swat got through Gerber and
Fcwster made third and Peck second
Pipp had flied long and far on his
three previous trips to the plate. Any
one Of these drives would have sent In
Fewster and tied the score, but Waliy
trapped between third and home, and
though he got back In safety, Peck
who had moved up, was called out
making two down. Pratt walked
Davis plainly being nervous, and up
FaTnn PflFn.
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New York for Third Time in
Row Bowls Over Card
inal Team.
By Charles SOn1erUiIle.

For the third time since their home
coming the Giants battered the Cards
out OF their way in their hop. skip and
jump for a secure place in the firat
division. And Brooklyn only six
games away-don't let that fail to
sizzle your brain pan. 1t pleases me
to speculate on what some OF the
early croakers will do should Nap and
his bunch sail through and snatch
the bannerl Probably go out and
have themselves kicked to death by
rabbit. Or lock themselves in some.
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NEWS OF ALL THE SPORTS

Doyle singled TO rig4t, sending Spence
second. Smith hit to HOrnsby, VINO
-Ouched Larry as he sped past fUr
'vcUnd. But then Roger made Il hurtle
to Fuornier that never STOPPED In that
gents mitt but sailed far out over the
grass toward the boxes. Spencer tai
lied and Smith moved on to second.
Nehf singled, sending Smitty to third,
and Burns cracked It to the right
Held fence, scoring Smith. But Nehf
got lost between second and third on
this play and was nlcked between the
bags. Beauty banged out n left double
and scored George. Thus, as will be
seen, with the Cards kind assistance
but ON our own walloping qualities
Just the same, the game was tucked
away to the credit OF the aborigines
u Coogan's Bluff.
Honorable Mention.
Artie Nehf for batting out three
singles in row. Surprise stun from
pitcher. l should say SO.
Larry Doyle for a great slide that
carried him safe to the plate ON the
return Of Nehf's rap to first.
Beauty's dizzily swift throw to first
of Janvrin's slow roller in the, third.
Doc Lavan's superb one-handed
running stop OF Burns's hit in fourth.
Three dazzlingly swift running
stops and throws to first by Fordham
Frankie Frisoh.
Nehfs plucky and successful grab
cheating Fournier's hot smash of be-
coming a single.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1920-07-30
THE SECRET OF SAREKI
- By MAURICE LEBLANC -
SYNOPSIS OF DINO
CHApTERa

u 1Ne 1sie n Sarek also called The Lie q ne
81 ths cQast q Frame. Mme. Neroniqus, =
beautiful French woman, iourpeys 10 ths sAnd
" seArch u Der aon. who wa auppoaed 70 have
I'm drOWncd With HE fatier 10 q shipsfecf
yeana befOe, His 1athr va Yorski. A. one time
an tntemauona. figure IN kur4R and kDoan a.
master criminal. Nine. Neruniaue leau,s that
lofth y nos cousptratOg and n In tn ~
81 the Herman Secrvt Servce. tihe arrives a the
Hland @ 80 her eOn murder her father. Eho had
made his bone theN AB,ohef murter iollova
The native. flcs frvm TIE STAND and Nine. Yer.
unique u left alone there.
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weight for Lynch-Ledoux Bout no
POunda nj 2 n,CInck.

Charles Ledoux. bantamweigift cham
pion Of Europe, and Joe Lynch. the
crack west slider. have been matched by
Promoter John Jennings Of the Armory
A. A OF Jersey City. TO appear In the
stellar twelve-round attraction at the
clubs next entertainment on Monday
night. The articles of agreement cail
for both men to weigh In at 1l9 pounds
at O'Clock day of contest. and both
men have posted substantial forfeits
their making the stipu-
lated weight Considerable interest IN
sure to be taken in this international
contest by reason OF Ledouxs record,
which shows that he has scored knock
outs over the marvellous Jim Driscoll
and Johnny Couion.
A first-elass set OF bouts win also
precede the main event. In the two
eight-rounders, Sammy Baker, the Syru-
cuSe welterweight, WIN take on Soldier
Billy Doscher, while Willie Spencer Will
try conclusions with Johnny sullivan Of
Weehawken. In the opening six-round-
er Harlem Jimmy Carroll Is slated n
minKle with Mickey Brown.
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Danny Moran IL all worked up over the TO
port that Is being circulated that he wAS manager
OF Marcel Thomas. the French fighter. In the lat
ter's bout with his own Fighter champion Lach
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1920-07-30

The most important boxing show yet held By
tho Ocean Park A. A. Of Long Branch. N. j..
will be staged by the club Officials tonight. In
the main bout Willie Ryan Of New brunswick will
meet Vincent Coifey Of Kingston. N. y. for ten
rounds while in the other two contests Young
Chick boIe Silent RsGAn and Danny Leo tAEes
on Frankie Bell.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1920-07-30
Tex O'Rourke Shifts Blame
for Confusion in Explaining
Sale of Seats.
By John Pollock.

The gross receipts OF the big box
Ing show staged by the International
Sporting Club of New York at the
First Regiment Armory at Newark,
N. j., Monday night, at which Harry
Wills, the colored heavyweight,
knocked out Fred Fulton in three
rounds ngured uD SS7,2I26O. This
represents the biggest gate receipts
at a boxing show in the East since
tho Jess Willard Frank Moran fight
In Madison Square Garden on March
70. 1916. These figures were given
to the writer by Tex O'Rourke, the
matchmaker of the International
Sporting Club. "Our club had only
1000 tickets printed for the show"
says oRourke, ''and for every ticket
issued there was supposed to be a
chair. realized early that there was
bigger turnout OF fans than we had
accommodations for and for that rea-
son Shut on the ticket sales. There
were then l,400 tickets that we might
have sold, but we did not want to do
so without providing seats"
Champion Johnny Kilbans oii .7BI 40
richer to-day than ho Was on Wednesday night
Johnny received this amount for outpointinE ArtIe
Root Of Cleveland at an oDon air show staEed by
Tommy Ginty At the ball park In Cleveland ON
that evening. The gross receipts amounted 70
S32 $40. which Is the largest ever taken In
at boxing show in that city. KiIbane got IS
per cent Of O gross receipts les hs state TAI Of
per cent.
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NEW INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE

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syruSuss. 70; Jersey CITY. o. Ton innlnEa.
bAhmOre II: Heading. g.
Akron. g. BufAO, 2,
TOruuLO. 4 ROoheaJsr. 4.
DANES To-Day.
Readug A. Jufssy CITY
uon Al TWoulo
10 hester a. buffalo.
hgrh1uas a. Balttm1SS.
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lRssd 70. M0rr0v's ExeltlnO chsptss.l
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Harold Fares, the Newark feather. whom ri
manager. Jack Bulgsr. claims ChADlis Boycher
afraid to meet. will bon Dick LoAdrnAn At Port
land. Me. Aug. II. and Johnny Murray In JsTss
City probably = week later
New Britain herald., 1920-07-15
PERSONALS

Fred W. Chamberlain is attending a directors meeting of the Federal Reserve bank in Boston
 Miss Sarah Baker of the Visiting Nurses station will be in charge of the welfare of the children at the summer camp for the next week.
 Mrs. Isadore Berkowitz of 53 Lyon street is entertaining Misses Mary Riegand and Jeanne Morit3 of New York city, for two weeks.
 William H. Scheuy, secretary of the New Britain Aerie of Eagles. is spending a two weeks vacation at Portland, Maine.
 Mir and Mrs. s. H. Holmes left to- day for Maine. where they will spend their summer vacation.
 R. J. Kloiber and family of New Britain Dry Cleaning corporation are spending the week at Madison.
New Britain herald., 1920-07-15
CITY ITEMS

Hot fish cakes for tomorrow al Hallinan's.-advt.> A marriage license. has been taken out by Napoleon Ratoot of 32 Hart ford avenue, and Miss Julie Lakoss- vic of 34 Horace street. The health board has placed a case of diphtheria on High street, under quarantine.
 An automobile owned by Nathan Greenblatt of AT Talcott street and an East Main street trolley car, collided this noon near the corner of Small ley and Laurel street. Greenblatt's machine is somewhat damaged.
 Exclusive agents Stetson shoes. Besse-Leland Co.-advt.
 A regular monthly meeting of Hira temple. No. 90, D. O. K. R., will be held this evening in Vega hall.
 The Thomas Ashe branch of the Sons of Irish Freedom will meet this evening at o'clock in Judd's hall.
 Rouillard- Linton post, American Legion, will hold a regular meeting for election of officers one week from tonight in the posts headquarters.
 Hot fish cakes for tomorrow at Hallinan's.-advt.
 
 meeting Friday evening at Eagles hall when Organizer Griffin of Washing ton will speak.
 The newly appointed officers of PheniX lodge, 10. O. F.. were in stalled at a meeting last evening. A class of candidates received the first degree.
 The reports of the sale of firearms made to the police show a large in- crease covering a period of June to July IA. The reported sale totaled 175.
 The Shuttle Meadow Country club pony polo team met the Red Birds of Hartford this afternoon at 4:30 o'clock to play a match. The game was played at the local grounds.
 Alexander Bollerer of 77 Linwood street has left for an auto trip to Detroit, Mich.
 Hot fish cakes for tomorrow at Hallinan's.-advt.
 committe of Eddy-Glover post, American Legion, is making arrange ments for an outing to be held Satur- day at Quartet club park.
New Britain herald., 1920-07-15
Deaths and Funerals.
William Couchlin.

William Coughlin, aged forty-two years died this morning at the hos pital. He underwent an operation about four weeks ago. Meningitis and heart trouble developed. The de- ceased was a lifelong resident of this city. He worked at North X Judd Manufacturing company. Surviving are three sisters, Misses Elizabeth and Catherine Coughlin and Mrs. Edward CostiCan. The funeral will be held at o'clock Saturday morning at St. Mary's church.
New Britain herald., 1920-07-15
TO HOLD ANNUAL OUTING
Grocers and Butchers Association Members Will Cavort at Eake Compounce Wednesday.

Arrangements have been completed for the annual outing of the State Butchers and Grocer-' association that will be held at Lake Compounce. Wednesday, August IS. The trip will be made by auto. Dinner will be served at 3:30 o'clock, during which an orchestra will furnish music After the dinner, sports will be en- joyed and a baseball game will be paved between the New Haven groc- CTS and the local grocers. The com mittee in charge of the outing is, J. Prick, A. Sharpe and A. Bloomquist
 William Cowlishaw and J. Prick will attend the national convention of grocers and butchers that is to be
New Britain herald., 1920-07-15
Financial
WALL STREET STOCK
 EXCHANGE REPORTS

Wall street, 1o:30 a. m.-Heaviness of oils. equipments and transporta- lions at the outset of today's market foreshadowed a continuance of yes- terday's professional selling move mcnt, Houston oil lost almost 2 points and American Car one point while some Of the junior rails de- noted pressure. Prospects of higher money rates as a result of extensive treasury withdrawals contributed to the markets dull and irregular -open- ing.
 Wall Street. Noon.-Trading Iapsed after the first half hour. Announce ment that the Germans had yielded to latest terms of allies imparted moderate firmness to British ex- chasge. The market become more active toward noon but almost en- tireiy at the expense of values. Ship pings and oils were under pressure. Rails also dropped. Call money was unchanged at 8 per cent.
New Britain herald., 1920-07-15
MUST CLEAN TENEMENTS
Health Department Will Act on Rent Committee Recommendations at

Committee RecOnmcndatiOnS at Once.
 A copy of the report made to the common council by the mayors rent committee has been placed in the hands of Acting Superintendent T. Eben Reeks of the health department, so that the attention of the depart ment inspectors may be called to the sections of that document relative to insanitary conditions in tenement houses about the city. That disposi- ton of the report was ordered at a re- cent council meeting.
 pr. ReekS is in New York city to- day in the interests of the hospital, but upon his return tomorrow will take up the recommendations of the committee report In a majority of cases. the inspector is thoroughly con- versant with tenement house mat ters, many of the offenders having been ordered to improve them while he was superintendent of the depart ment, but have allowed conditions to deteriorate. Cleanups will be ordered at once and will be followed by court prosecutions if the orders are not compiled with within a reasonable time.
New Britain herald., 1920-07-15
AN UNWELCOME GUEST
Woman Who Follows Husband from Italy Here Is Told He Does Not Want Her or Child.

A complaint was lodged with Cap tain Thomas w. Grace at police head quarters today by an Italian woman. who said she came to this city to meet her husband, who left her in Italy seven years ago. The husband told her last night that he did not want to see her or their child. The matter was referred to Prosecutor George w. Klett.
New Britain herald., 1920-07-15
DELAY METER CHA,
Hartford City Gas Light { Await Decision of Public
 Commission Before Acting

Hartford, July 15.-The City Gas Light Go. has noti1 poration Counsel Schultz tha| delay putting into effect it's charge of 50 cents per month| the city's appeal to the publ ties commission. The comp nounced a fortnight ago that charge would go into effect regardless of the quantity
 consumed. The corporation claims the charge is ineuuit,
New Britain herald., 1920-07-15

held in New York city on 11th and 18th of August.
 There will be a directors'| of the Chamber of Comme1 day afternoon at 4:3O o'cIod
New Britain herald., 1920-07-15
RETURNS WITH BRIDE
Local Young War Veteran Expected to Arrive Here This Evening With German War Bride.

Mrs. c. Rowley, of III Dwight street, is in receipt of a telegram from her son, Otto J. Mckee, that he expects to return to this city this eve ming, having arrived from Coblenz, Germany, and will De accompanied by his wife. MT. Mckee was connect ed with the Ambulance Corps of the 76th Division during the World War and while in Germany met one of the nurses at a hospital After his dis charge from the Army and soon after his arrival in this country, MT. Mckee returned to Germany to claim his bride and bring her to this country. It is three months now that he has been away.
New Britain herald., 1920-07-15
James T. Dunn, Jr.

The funeral of James ]. Dunn. Jr.. son of Mir. and Mrs. James Dunn of 234 East Main street, who died last night. was held this afternoon and burial was in St Mary's new cemetery.
New Britain herald., 1920-07-15
WEEDS TAFT'S DAUGHTER.

Montreal. July 15.-Miss Helen Taft, daughter of William II. Taft, was married today at Murray Bay to Frederick Johnson Manning, instruc- tor in history at Yale.
New Britain herald., 1920-07-15
CLEARING HOUSE REPORT.

New York. July 15.-New York Clearing House statement:
 hAcndnSes Sfa3. I2o, 426 Balances .................. 74,6S4,711
New Britain herald., 1920-07-15
Airplanc Crashes.

Behind the yachts on both sides of the racing lane steamed tho excursion fleet In serried lines. X diversion of the afternoon raco was the grounding z of an aerial naval cruiser bearing some spectators. The plane went ashore on a sand Hat at tho mouth of the Shrewsbury river.
 Reaolute slowly increased her lead Fat I:42 p. m. Shamrock headed in nhoss on the port tack. Resolute con- tinued on the starboard tack. It was nothing more than a drifting match.
New Britain herald., 1920-07-15
Rc@oiutc Is Leading.

Alter a short board to port sham rock came about on the starboard
 tack and followed in the wake of
 Resoiute, which slid along a little tastar than the challenger. Resolute led Shamrock by half a mile after two hours Of sailing when the yachts had covered ten miles of ftheir so mile course.