davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-02-09
Ruch W TOwarzYStWaCh.
ZE STANISLAWOWA.

D1isiaj, 9go h. M, odbe-
die sic nadzwyczajne p~osiedzenie
Stow. Alumnow szkoly Sw. Stan. ko-
SIKH, O godz. 100. Wszyscy czlonko-
vic i ~cz}onkinie So proszeni o zwro-
Genie biletow ma zabawe t. w. Bun
CO party, kt6re sic odbedzie W $ro-
de. dnia 1lgo lutegO.
Tow. PcrEa Marya TT. 162
Stow. Pola k6w Amerycc, bedzle
mialo miesieczne poicdDenie futro
We wtorek. dnia logo lutcgo b. r.
W sail zwykfych posicdzen. Obecno-
nose wszystkich jest stanowcZo Wy
magma. Harzad nowo obrany pred
stawia sic jak nastepujc: p. H.. Sta
nislawska, ~prezeska; p. +. LinoWie-
cka. wice-prezeska; p. M. Bednar-
ska, sekr. prot; p. NJ. Nowakow-
ska, sekr. fin; p. NJ. Szymkowska'
kasyerka; p. X. Drahahska, p. K.
N~apierala, opiekunki kasy; p. NJ.
Aniolaska. o. A. D~olatowska, mar
szalkinie; p. NJ. Dembinska, p. X.
Skurcz. odzwieme.
Tow. Matek ola Dzieci O1ar
yojny w Polsce. - MieSieczne posse
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-02-09

Urzednikami Tow. Sw. AlojZego
Ma rok 1920 So: Albert Menkickl,
prezes; Pawel Czemski, wice-prezes;
f. Wiechowski, sekr. prot; And.
Manczak, sekr. finn; Piotr Nawro-
cki, skarbnik; w. Przepierski, w.
Nawrocki i Jan Niemiec, dyrekto-
rzy. Apol. Reder, opiekun chorych;
j. Wr6Ginski i Jan Lewandowski,
marszalkowie; Jam Nawrocki, o.
dzwierny; J6zef Niemiec (dyrektor
Zjeduoczenia) deputowany. Leka--
rem egzaminujacym jest dr.. Leon
Kozakiewicz.
Pieniadze ma cele dobroczynne
ziozono ma rece proboszcza parafii
Sw. Stanislawa Kostki X. Franciszka
Dambinskiego, kt6ry wrecZyl Je
gl6wnemu ~Zarzadzowi ZjednocZenia,
akcye za$ beda zakupione u X. Pra-
lata Adamskiego.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-02-09
Rruski lad.

,Postep" pisze: Lajdakow, Ii
chwiarzy i paskarzy wychowala woi
ma wszedzie. Gdy ktorakolwiek ga
zeta Polska zgani jakiego$ paska-
RIA W Polsce, wowcgas skwapliw1e
~powtarzaja gazcty niemieckie to W
TAXI spos6b, ,iakby wypadki take
tylko W Polsce z%achodziiy. Tymcza-
sem W Niemczech zgineho "a Is mi
liard6w materya{u wojskowego
Mkt MIC vie gdzie sic podziaf. A
iaka lichwa | jake paskarstwo xvi,
tnie ma zachOdzie, otcm napiSaf ar
tvklI pOse1 do konStytuantv pruskiei
Hoefler. DonOsi, re W pociagach, i
dacyCh z zaChodu, ~stwierd1ono pre-
kupywanie urzednik0w kolejowEch
W pociagach kurjerskich wskutek
czego wagony do pakunkow zabiera
" pakunki wielkie dToga ~nieprawna.
Hoefler stwierdza, &c ,,szybunki' do
siegly dotad miliardOwych wartosci.
w Dusseldorf Reisholz przechodzfo
przez dworzec dziennie % wagonow
a zaksiaakowanych bylo tylko 5. -
Policya krymfnalna s~twierdzi4a, re
"a niejeden wagon p}acono az do
% tysiecy marek lap6wki. Niekto-
rzy kierawnicy lokomotyw odebrali
5 tysiecy marek. niejeden asystent
20 tysiecy marek.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-02-09
SPRAWY -
MACIERZY POLSKIEJ

certyfikaty ! rachunki wySylamy
starym ~urzednikom. L w~yjatkiem
tych Oddzialow, o ktorych juz
nades}ano nam liste urzednikdw.
Prosimy o uregulowanie tel
sprawy jak najpredzej.
In~stalacya ma Sercowie.
w niedziele, dnia lgo lutcgo,
odby4a sic instalacya urzednikow
trzech oddziaiow Macierzy Pol
skiej. Ma instalacye przyby} ka-
peian X. Pijanowski, oraz vice
.prezeska PAM A. Baranowska,
ktora odebra}a przysiege.
Oddziai SO. Sw. Antoniego.
Prezes, W}ad. PAGER; Wicepre
yes, Stan. Drwal; sekr. prot. Jo-
zefa Skwiercz; sckr. fin. Jozef
LenSki; kaSycr, Wincenty Szczu
rex: radni: Maryanna Olejni-
czak, Walerya Terakowska Ma
.ryanna Guca; Marsz., KlcmenS
Szurlci i Elzbieta Duszka chora
zowie, Stan. Giertuga / Bron.
Kras lekarz, DIR. kownik.
Oddzia} 80, Sw. Pawfa.
Kapelan, X. Antoni Gabel; pre-
zcs. MARGIN Filipiak; wiceprezes
WIad. :Bednarczyk; sekr. prot,
And. Wroblewski; sekr. fin. An
drzej Para; zastepca sekr., Jozef
Szczypuia; kasyer, Bart}omiej
Para: .radni, Piotr Strozek i Fr.
Pradziat; rada goSodarcza Lee
on Piekarczyk i Tom. S}onina
marszalkowie, MARGIN Glista i
Wmcenty Koziol. Lekarzem DIR.
Ian kownik.
Oddziaf 80, sw. Piotra.
Prezcs, Ludwik Mirocha; vice
prezes, Maryanna Glista; sekr,
prot. Roman Tokarz; sekr. fin,
Jan K. Dyrcz; kasyer. Jozef
Dyrcz; radni, Jozef Lurka, Lud
wik Zdanowicz i Jan Pawlikow-
ski; marszaikowie. Ignacy Wro-
ma ! Fr. Kwak; Chorazy Franci
seek Hlebek i FIR. Kempa.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-02-09
Z Piekia Ukrai1skiego.

R~ozszalala fala antysemityzmu l po-
rrnm6w zalala ponownic Ukraine.
Krwawe mordy, grabieze i 7necanle sic
mad bezbronna ludnOcia rozanarchlzo
wanvch i rozwydrzonych mas staty sic
znouu wypadkiem omal, re ME cOdzcn
pvm W zyciu ca(ei P~oludniOwej Rosyi.
i,z ME handy Gregorjewa, Machine
innych ataman6w, jUl ME okrutne woJ-
ska czerwGne urzadzaja te rzezie' -
Kapia sic obccnie' We krwi mordowa-
pych widow oddzialy armii ochotni-
odbywaja sic mt pod tr0JkoIor0-
WYNN sztariarcm ..Wielkiej, Nicpodzicl-
nci Rosy. a patronOwa{ i'm do MEDIA
VIVA W swoim ,.Kijewlaninic' znany re-
~akcyOnista i a~ntyscmita p. Szulgin.
Ostatni numer redaSOwancgo przcz
Hurcewa dzicnnika ..ObSzcZcJc Dleto
przynosi nam garSt fakt0w i wrazeh Z
tvch pogromGw. ktGre pOnizej pOdaJe-
my.
Na CALVIN pO{udniu Rosy tryuml
Swicci rozszalala dzika, zwicrzeca or
ria antySemityzmu. Zc wszyStEIch wSl
miaSteczek dochOdZa wiadOmOSci o
masOwem morlowaniu zyd6w poi2czo-
nych zwykle z rabunkicm, Il gwafce-
MEM dziewczyn i kobiet, ME wyfacza-
lac Staruszek GOletnich i 1O-letnich
dzieci, trupy kt6rych po zamordowanlu
i z~necaniu sic wyzucaja do ustepow.
Wyrznicto jun przeszfo 10000 zydow'
a m6wia, re to tylko p~oczatek' re pra-
wdziwy mord r~ozpocznie sic toplero poz
niej.
Otto pare liczb, kt6re przytacza ,Ko-
mitet pomocy ola Ofiar pogromu', zor-
g~anizowauy przez rOSyjski czerwony
krzyz. kt6ry naturalnie ME przyiscza
danych o pogromach dokonanych przez
handy armii o%chOtniczej.
Petlurowcy urzadzili 1913 pogromow z
og6lna hczba zabitych 10 tvs. os6b .
Bandy Soko4owSkiego (RadomysL O.
|kolice Iytomierza) - 62 pogrOmy. 5000
zabitych.
Bandy Zielcnowo - - pogrom6w,
1000 zabityCh.
Bandy Struka (okolice CzernObyla)
- IL pogromow, 1000 zabitych.
Bsndy Sokolowa Human, Skwira)
- IS pogrom6w, 1000 zabitych.
Bandy Grigorjewa 40 pogromoW,
5000 zabitych.
lime handy - 16 pogrom6w, 1000
z~abitych.
WojSka ~sowieckie - Is pOsromow,
800 zabitych.
Wszystko to So liczby Sprawdzone
przez k0miSye ~specyalne i prOtokular-
ME Stwierdzone.
O pOgromach W Kijowie p~rzytacza
sazeta Burcewa nastepujace informa-
eye.
Pc jednodniowem panowaniu " HI
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-02-09
z U ZARZADU GLOW
NEGO MACIERZY POL.

Do dnia lgo marca, W ceIu
zwerbowania jak najwiekszej Ii
czby nowych czionk6w i cz}on
kin, Zarzad Glowny Macierzy
Polskiej o~fiaruje kazdemu Macie
rzyscie $500 nagrody "a nowego
ezionka hub czfOnkinie.
$500 "a jednego czfonka! Po-
my$lmy sobie, jak dfugo trzeba
zwyczajnie pracowac, azeby "a
robic sobie $500 Wietu Macierzy
stow ! Macierzystek pracowac
mus ca}y dzien azezby 500 "a
robic.
Macierz Polska dale $500 "a
iednego cztonka be- pytania jak
kto diugo pracowa}, azeby go
zwerbowac. Mozebne jest, re to
ME zabra}o wiecej czasu jak IS
mfnut!
Vice W IS minutach zarobic
mozesz lyle. lie zwyczajnie o.
trzymuiesz "a caiodzienna prace.
Zrozumiejciez to Bracia / Slo
stry! Kazdy Macierzysta i Macie
rzystka moze otrzymac te nagro-
de. Specyalnych onganizatorow o
becnie ME many, wiec wszyscy
razem do piracy. werbujmy milo
dziez do Macierzy Polskiej!
Aplikacye. konstytucye i bro
szurki darmo ka1dy moze do
STAG W biurzc Zarzadu Glownego
1857 West Division ul., 2 pietro.
BONDY.
D~otyrhczas ME otrzymaliSmy
pore1en Z kHku Oddziaiow.
Me wymieniamy ich numeroW
dzisiaj, azeby dac urzednihom l
urzedniczkom sposobnoSc pred
1szym marca sprawe te zasatwic.
2 wielu Oddziaiow Macierzy
PoIskiej ME nadeaano nam do
tvchczas listy urzednikow. Utrud
MIA to prace W biurze zarzedu
G46wnego, gdyz korespondencye,
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-02-09

jowie ina .iesieni r. ~ bolszewik0w
miasto z~najdowa1o sic przez pare dni
bez zadnych wladZ - dni te byly maj
Okropniejsze jake - i nieszczeSne mia
sto kiedykolwiek przeiywalo.
Wszyscy bandyci i ziodzieje poucie-
kali 2 wiezieh - i W ciagu paru dni
nies}ychane grabieze odbywaly sic ma
ulicach miaSta.
Rozgromiono tax Gale ulice - Wasil.
kowska, KHnieczna, Marino-B }agowie,
Szczehska, BaSejna i Szereg innych.
C,Kuryer Poranny" z 5 s~tycznia)
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-02-09
2 MARYANOWA.
z KANTOWA.

Tow. Brat. Pom. MIodz. sw,
Czeslawa ma posiedzenic miesieczne
W poniedzialek dnia 9go lutego, o
godzinie 7:3O wieczorem W sail ivy
k}ych posiedzeG. Wszyscy powfnni
hvc obecni. gdyz beda waane SpraWS
do zalatvicnia. Zarzad tego iowa
rzvstwa ma rok 1920 przedstawia sic
lax naEtepuje:
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-02-09
BOLSZEwICY EWAKUOWA-
Ii LOTWE

Londyn. 9. lutego. Lotyska
legacya w Londynie komuniIje,
ze woiska bolszewickie ewakuo-
wafy juz GAIA Lotwe.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-02-09
EXTRA!
MARSZALEK FOCH WYJEZ-
DzA DO WARSZAWY.

Warszawa, 9. lutego. - Wyda-
wany tn W jezyku francuskim
dziennik journal de Pologne"
donosi, re zapadla juz stanowcza
decyzya. ma podstawie ktorej mar
sza}ek Foch wyjedzie do Polski,
aby tam osobiScie naradzic sic z
polskim sztabem g~eneralnym W
sprawie zagrazajacego niebezpie-
czenstwa inwazyi bolszewickiej.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-02-09

dzenie odbedzie sic $50 lutego W
poniedzialek, O godz. 2giej W sail
zwykIych posiedzen. Prosimy o licz
ne zebranie sic czlonkin gdyz JAZZ
zwykle many bardzo wazne sprawy
do zalatwienia. - NJ. ~SmietanKa,
pref, NJ. ~Pietrowicz, sekr.
- Niniejszem zawiadamiam wszy
stkich czionk6w Tow. $w. J0zefa M.
1S5 ZjednOczenia, re posipdzenie
odbedzie sic, dnia logo luteGo o
godzinie wp6i do 6smej wieczorem
W sali numer Atty. Zaprasza sic wszy
stkich cz}onk6w o laskawe p~Tzybycie
DO So wazne sprawy do zaiatwlenia
i ably sic wszyscy uiScili re swych
diug6w, zarazem re swych IN
dfug6w, zarazem przypada podatek
nadzwyczajny so centow "a zmar]e-
60 brata. Onufry BukowSki, J6zef
Skrzypczak.
Tow. Jak6ba valera pod OPP.
Sw. F~ranciszka Ksawerego Grupa
1870 S. P. W A. odbedzie swe posie-
d7enie we wturek, dnia logo lutego
O 'eodz. 1880 wieczorem W hall ivy
ktych p~osiedzen, ma kt6rem kazdy'
CHunek powinien bye ohe"ny. oV
sa waane sprawy do za}atwienia. -
Michal Walensa, prczes; W@ad. j.
Straubc, sekr. prot, 1897 Holt W.
MARYANOWA.
Stow. A1umn6w SZkO{y N. b.
Anielxkiei No. 50 NJ. P. bedzie miato
miesieczne posicd7enic dzisiaj o GO
dDinie 7:3O wiecDorem W sail IVY
kfych p~osiedzeh. ObecnoS%. wszysH-
kfch pozadana p~onfewaz 50 wa%nc
sprawy do zaaatwienia. Admfnistra-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-02-09
W1ELKA ZDOBYCZ BOLSZE-
WIKOW.

Londyn, g. lutego. - Iskrowa
Gepesza z Moskwy donosi, re PREY
zajeciu Odessy wojska bolszewic-
kie zdobyiy olbrzymia iloSc GEN.
nych tupow. Podaje tez ona, re
jeden brytyjski i jeden rosyjski
krazownik bombarduja zwySie-
skich czerwonych W tenn mieScie
: pozycyi swych w przyStani.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-02-09

% Do cESeassn - WtelkIcn I NJ
ySA. ks4deSo rodsaju / tresci -
pZIENNIK CHICAGOSK1 rajmuIG
~ksEsprsecznIs RIerwns nLatsos y o.
hJ AnSrJoO
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-02-09

Drugi wielki sklep po1ski W dro-
DE. Polskic przedsiebiorstwo
Union Commercial Corporation kto
"a, lest pod dozorem Rzadu Stanu
Illinois otrzyma}a charter Il parfa-
mentu re Springfield re s~toiecznego
miasta Stanu Illinois.
Otwiera drugi wielki polsR skfep
W .mieScie Chicago. - Union Com
merciaG Corporation Bfuro 1889 Mi
waukee ave, sklep 1850 Milwaukee
ave. .~ II
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POTRZEBA palacza przy furnesie W
fabryce mosiadzu i robotnikow, TAX
re screw machine" and drill press
hands,. Western Brass Mfg. Works
21st str. j Marshall Blvd. II
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WEZME d~ziewczynke cd 10 do IL
lat ma wychowanie Tub "a wiasne.
Bezdzietna polska familia. Adres W
Administracyi Dziennika Chicago
skiegO. .
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MEzCzYzNE ~potrzeba ma mieszka'
ME. - 932 Noble ul.
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nPOPNE OClOS7ENIA

ORGANISTA, odDowiedRi posiada
'piekne Swiadectwo z Europejskiego
jakotez chlubne
$wiadectwa cd Wiel. Xxx. Probosz-
Gov, poszukuje posady. Zg}oszenia
przyjmuje L. Namysiowki, 438 w.
80 str. New York, y. Y. 3
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POTRZEBA asystentki pastry" XII
.charki, doSwiadczonej. Dobra zapis-
ia. - 721 N. Clark nj. II
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POTRZEBA PORTEROW, DILEMMA
PRACA. ZAPhATA $1,000 TYGOD-
NIOWO. - THE 18th STREET
STORE. 18TH and HAISTED I'll. 10
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-08-02
Big Advance Sale Of
Seats For The Show
Boxers on Hand and
Ready For Opening
Bell Tonight At Open
Air Arena on State
Street--Fans Anxious
ly Waiting For Doors
to Open at 7 O'clock.

With everything that can possibly
be done in advance finished and a
large sale of tickets, the all star box
ing card at the open air arena on
State street tonight promises to be
one of the boxing events of the sea-
son. All the boxers who are to take
part in the show are on hand and
ready for the performance, while the
fans are on their toes and waiting for
the doors to open SO eager are they of
attending. The program has been the
talk of the city for several DAYS
This is not surprising because both
Conlfrey and Simler, who are to go
after each other in the feature battle,
are among the leaders In the light
weight division and followers of the
sport realize this. They know the
records of each and are going out to-
night to decide for themselves which
of the two have the right to tackle
the leading aces in the squared circle
for championship honors.
Jimmy Kelly, who is in Bridgeport
| to show Steady Sfeadman something
IN the manly art, may strike up
against a fellow who may prove toabe
| a tartar. Stead1nan is ready for any
thing and Kelly may find himself on
| the receiving end when it comes to
the actual Battling. This battle should
| be as good as the feature because both
are determined to end up the mill as
quickly as possible and prove to the
bridgeport Athletic & Amusement
company they have the right to be
matched against Bogash-
| The curtain raiser should also be a
hummer. This will bring Mike Nc
lCabe and Joe Weber together in what
lis looked upon as a slam bang scrap.
Both are of that style of boxers.
| All the bouts will be of 10 round
duration unless one or the other of
them land chin blows which call for
1.-THE good night signal.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-08-02
MILFORD WHEEL CLUB
STREAK is BROKEN

The Milford Wheel Clubs winning
streak of four consecutive games was
broken Saturday afternoon at the Cult
street grounds, Milford, when they
met defeat at the hands of the st.
Mary's team of New Haven.
The game was fast and interesting
throughout. Ford, for Milford, fea.-
tured at the bat, getting a three bag
ger and two singles out of four tim es
at bat, while Bethke, the St. Mary's
pitcher. was the visitors best bet, get
ting three Dagger and single, out of
four tries.
Lavery, Milfords pitcher, at times
was wild but proved effective in the
pinches. Hhe received poor support,
no less than eight errors being chalked
against tho Milford team.
The summary of the game follows:
ST. Mary's, 2 o o Is
Milford, 0 0 o 0 0 %
Three base hits, Ford, Betf1ke. Dou-
BILE plays, Bethke to Davis to Coleman,
Munson- to Holloway. Sacrifice hits,
Davis, lockwood. Left on bases, Mil
ford 9, st. Afary's 8. Base on balls, off
Lavery Z; off .Bethke 1. Struck out,
by Lavery 5; by Bethke 4. Hits off
I4avery 10; off Bethke 9. Losing
pitcher, Lavery. Time OF game, 1:55.
Umpire, Frank Malone.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-08-02
Swimming
Starts August p
Both Day and Night
Events r u n n n e
Through Eight Days
Wtaer Polo to End
Each Days Program.

Antwerp, Aug. 1.-The complete
program of the swimming events of
the Seventh Olympiad to be held at
the big new swimming stadium now
under construction here, provides for
both day and night events running
through eight days. Water polo
matches are to conclude each day S
program.
So many nations are expected to
Olympic committees have arranged
that the-preIminaries in most of the
events shall be conducted in a system
of series, perhaps half of the swim
mers competing one day and the other
half later in the week.
The swimming program, which is
one of the few in which women can
compete, is expected to draw competi-
tors from most of the famous women
swimmers of Sweden, Australia and
the United States.
For women there are the O-meter
and s0o-meter free swimming races,
two classes Of diving events and a
40O-meter relay.
The various events have been as
signed as follows:
Sunday, August 22-400-meter free
swimming race, pre1iminaries; dives
and 10 meters, first and second Sc
ries; 400meter side stroke; frs
round series, one, two three and four
100-meter free swimming for women
100-meter swimming on back, series
one, two, three and four; exhibition
of mass swimming; water polo.
Monday, August 23-5 and 10-me
ter diving, first round, third ant
i fourth series; semi-finals 400-mete
| free swimming; spring-board divin
for women, preliminaries; 40O-mete
| side strolse, first round, series, five
six and seven; semi-finaIs 1OO-mete
race for women; 100-meter bacl
swimming. first round, series, five, ST
! and seven; water polo.
Tuesday, August 24-Spring boar
diving for men, series one, two an
three; final 400-meter free swimming
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-08-02
HITTING EN- ON A LINE
BY MaStersoc

Ed Stauffer came near making two
hits yesterday
Sherwood hobbies along the bases,
but he Clipped in a couple of hits
yesterday, starting the music in the
eighth
THS 5ia2 atfil for1ops. the Washers
Buck Iai is out with a sprained ankle
Worcester.
The fight card at the open air arena
tonight looks like one of the best
shows that has been staged here in
long time.
Howhng Dan HowIey howled for a
rally in the ninth inning yesterday
but it failed to come through as he
wanted.
Babe Ruth is getting to be one of
the best known men in this country.
Yesterday in Chicago they waited out
side the hotel to get look at the
Yankee sluGger.
Pandemonfum followed Spencer's
single to center which scored two runs
for the New York Giants and beat the
Cincinnati Reds, to 2, at New York
where 10000 fans gathered yesterday.
To be lifted from the doldrums into
Paradise in that ninth inning finish at
New York yesterday made the fol-
lowers of the one-time New York
idols forgive the Giants for all their
poor work lately.
walter johnson, whose baseball
. obituary folks were recently writing,
remarked the old time sport fan, but
who fooled them by pitching a nc
hit game, broke into the American
League just 13 years ago today, wher
he pitched his first game for the
washington team. Walter was .borr
in humboldt, Kan, on Nov. 1887
Ne did his first professional pitching
FOR the yveiser, IDAHO, club, where thu
washington scouts discovered him.
was not long before he became thu
leagues leading twirler. and for ;
time he was generally conceded t
Il he the worlds greatest pitcher.
probably one of Johnson's great
.st nitching feats occurred one yea
after he entered the big league, whel
-. .hut out the New York team thre
davs straight. pitching 27 inning
without allowing a run. Stranger
f, enough johnson never in his hi
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-08-02
10000 Roaring Baseball
Fans in Chicago Call
on Him for Home
Run. ,q4.ip
ROBBED OF DOUBLE
In Fashionable Section
Crowd Gathers to
Watch sldageff.on
Way to Church.

Chicago, Aug. 2 - The outpouring
of 10000 baseball fans yesterday
afternoon was an astonishing tribute
to the drawing powers of Babe Ruth
and his home run record of 81 cir
cult drives On the streets. in the
restaurants and on the cars Ruth is
the one topic, of conversation. At a
hotel in the fashionable Hyde Park
section of the South Sioe.. where the
Yanks are stopping, there was
crowd yesterday morning to see Babe
when he went to church. No baseball
player of the past has ever worked up
the interest that cepters on Babe
Ruth in Chicago at this moment
The spectators yesterday implored
the Harlem catapu1t to smash out a
home run every time he vent to bat.
The fact that it might beat the White
Sox didn't seem to occur TO the popu-
lace But Eddie Cicotte was at his
best yesterday afternoon, and he
pitched to Ruth every time the slug
ger faced him. He famed him in the
second inning. Ruth hit the ball into
the crowd and caused all the trouble
on his second trip to the plate. Then
he walked in the sixth and Eddie Col
Inns threw him out at first in the
eighth
When Ruth hit into the crowd in
the fourth inning. Joe jackson went
in after the ball and claimed to have
caught it The umpire sustained the
decision, but Jackson failed to put the
BAH back into play Toward the end
of the game spectators brought a ball
to the Yankee bench and gave it to
the players, saying it was the ball
Ruth hit and that Jackson had not
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-08-02
CHEVROLET RIDES
IN RECORD TIME

Chevrolet set a new worlds record for
100 miles over dirt track here yes
terday when he covered the century
without a stop in SO minutes, % sec
onds. Chevrolet drove the same car
with which he won the $4,000 Indian
apolis Decoration Day race. The for
mer record of 81 minutes, 30 seconds
was set by Tom Alley at MINNEAPOLIS
in 1914.
straightaway course, finished second
yesterday He truiled four laps be-
hind Chevrolet, who at no time was
in danger of being headed. Ralph
Mulford also started, but was forced
to the pit in the first lap owing to a
broken valve.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-08-02
A DAYS THRILLS

With two down in the ninth and
three men on bases, Waterbury was
unable to get the needed hit and
Pfttsfeld won out, 3 to 2, in one of
the most exciting games in Waterbury
this season
With 10000 baseball fans yelling for
Ruth to make a home run yeste ryiay
in Chicago. the New York slugger
slammed one to left that was, labelled
for a double. but Jackson robbed him
OF IT by going into the crowd, catching
the bali and toppling over on the
heads of the fans
McCorrys double in the tenth inning
with Bransen on second brought vic
tory to Albany in the first game be-
tween Albany and Springfield yester-
day.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-08-02
Crisp Bingles

Ed. Walsh was back in the game
acting a pinch hitter, but
Buck I4ai dropped out with a sprained
ankle sliding to second.
Roy Grimes got into the game in
the role Of a pinch hitter at New York
Saturday, but he didn't hit.
New Haven took two games from
Worcester yesterday and thereby
their hold on first place.
Eddie Lennon and MARTY Walsh,
pitchers on the Washers, are suffer
ing from sore arms.
A crowd of 10000 3aw Chicago beat
the Yankees at Chicago yesterday. 1t
was said to be the largest which ever
witnessed game in the Chicago
American league park.
More than $3.50, 900 will be distributed
among horsemen during the 26 days
of racing at Saratoga opening today.
Washington paid $4,000 for First
Baseman Brewer of the Reading In
ternational league club.
Pittsburgh beat Newport, Z to 2 in
an exhibition game at Newport yes
terday.
Pittsfield beat Waterbury by one r1r
yesterday.
Rockowitz of the Hebrew Boys C1uG
team held the Brown IA. C. team tt
one hit at Seaside park vest ~.ay at
ternoon.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-08-02
GREAT VICTORY FOR
YANKEE RIFLEMEN

Beverloo, Belgium, Aug 2.-Ameri
cans again won a decisive victory in
yesterdays Olympic rifle target sAoot-
ing, according to the final results,
lea ding their nearest competitors by
Is points. In nine events, all with RICH
power rifles, the following scores. were
recorded: The United States, p; Nor
way, Denmark and Sweden, each;
France, 4; Switzerland, 3; South AT
RIGA, 3, and Finland, l.
The Americans expect to make as
good a showing in the small bore rifle,
pistol and revolver matches today and
Tuesday.