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New Britain herald., 1920-09-15
AXE AT HARVARD.
First Cut Made In Crimson Football Squad,
 Another One Coming Soon.

Cambridge. Mass. Sept. 15.-Fifty-one of the 109 candidates for the Harvard football team have been retained for further trial in forming the varsity squad The cut was made yesterday and another one will take place within few days.
 Three tentative eievens were formed yes- terday afternoon in preparation for the first scrimmage, which will take place Friday Hayemeyer. Woods. Dick Humphrey and Mitchell -Gratwick- letter men, played on the first eleven.
New Britain herald., 1920-09-15
NY WINS FROM o'HARE.
bout Charges Victor With Unfair hedsI Refused ta CentInne.

cans. Sept. ts-Tounx Denny. of
 ans. was awarded the decision
 ~ oHare, of New sYork. in the |d Of their scheduled fs-round bout )@y night after O'Harc refused to |riafninF that Young Denny had |h blinded him.
 had the better Of the bout SO far N, winning every round by a biz |rha men are middIaweiRhta.
New Britain herald., 1920-09-15
MARKSNfEN ASSEMBLE.

Atlantic City. Sept. 15.-Some of the country's best marksmen were entered in the annual westy Hogan trapshooting tournament which open- ed here today. Today's program in- cluded the optional. sweepstakes of eight events at 20 targets each.
New Britain herald., 1920-09-15
HAVE nAsKETRALL TEAM.

of C.. has been called by Chair bur A. PllA to be held tomorrow |bsEinrinx at 2 o'clock, tn the |tho organization. The advIsabiifty the counctl represented by a bag lam this winter win bo among the
New Britain herald., 1920-09-15
Giants Fall to Gain.

New York, Sept 1s.-St. Louis took the odd game of the series from New York. to 3. yesterday. The Cardinals started with a two-run lead in the first frame end kept ithe locals trailing. none of the four New York tsirlcrs being able to stop the visitors. Schupp. former New York pitcher. gave McGraws men plenty or op- porturities, passing eight in addition to seven hits made of him. His effectiveness with men bases ts indicated by the II New York players left on the paths. The Ecore by innings:
New Britain herald., 1920-09-15
Golfers.
! DAVIS CUP TEAM.
phnston. Williams. Garland and
 Hardy Arc Selected.

,rk. Sept. is.--seleetion of the |fennis team to participate in the matches in Australia In Dccem- ben announced AA follows. wu- )den I'd. worlds singles cham plon: N. Johnston. Charles q. Garland. |liiams 7d, and Samuel Hardy.
 viii sail from Vancouver about
 arriving In Auckland three
 fs their attempt to return the
 Co this county The way in
 team will be arranged for |Az been left entirely to Captain
New Britain herald., 1920-09-15
|Davt~ Hoids Red sox.

Sept, fs.---st. Louis hit Harper hard yesterday and defeated
 to {. The locals wasted but one visitors could do nothing with tho eighth frame. The score by n . \. ............o1o 7to tsS--T ia | .Oo0 oof oso--t Q a |i Davis and severeid: Harper. Fchang
New Britain herald., 1920-09-15
NITu THE nowLERs.
Defrat Golfers on the Rogers kereatIon BulldInE Alleys.

hmH from the north end--the q the columblas-mat Tn a bowl last night in the Rogers Racra- 3iing. the latter quartet hainR re-
 orious, winning two games out of |Hephnon. rilarski and wojack Inr tho victora with total pinfaiis |os and 800. respectively. The low,
New Britain herald., 1920-09-15
Is TAKE LEAD
 kINDIANS LOSE
Again Bow to HussinS' thletiCs Trim SpeakeriteS

Sept. i5-Eew York went into ' the American League yesterday hE Detroit. t3 to 2. while Clsve- oeins shut out by Philadelphia. kcn hit Dauvs and Ayres hard. Ekey kept petroit's hits scattered led perfect support Ruth went
 timea. drew three passes. made
 ffy and flled out twice. Pratt. rafo hits in six times at bat. 1od In hitting for the day. New Itory yesterday was tho third Ter Detroit SiN extra. base hits of Detroit's pitchers. who also To visitors total of eight bases rho score by innings;
 ..........ta7 O0s o19--Ia ig o ......s.....oii 600 fo0-- 2 10 : |; snawkey and Hannah: Dauss. mxartsn and stanass and Manlon.
New Britain herald., 1920-09-15
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE.
PLAYGROUND CLOSES.

The season at St. Mary's playground ha. been concluded and Supervisor A A. PiIz Works next week. The proposed baseball game with the New York Boomer Girls Is on. owing to the inpossibllIty Of arranging satisfactory nc rotiations. Mir. Pllz will bs dn charge of the gTounds during. ehe~foot-
New Britain herald., 1920-09-15
white sox Binnisrd.

Sept, ts.--chieano played arratic t Hodge yesterday. whiIs Wash opportunsly ard shut out the Do Q. in the nnnt game of the
 toata. pitching for Washington, ! oea aia' hits scattered and broke trS batting streak. Collins had in a consecutive games before
 bed. Score by innings.
New Britain herald., 1920-09-15
Standing of the Teams.

Games Today. Chicago nt Brooklyn. Pittsburgh at Bnsion. Cincinnati at Philadelphia.
New Britain herald., 1920-09-15
AMERICAN LEAGUE.

Yesterdays Results. New York 13: Detroit :. St. Louis :: Doston (. Washington T; Chicago c. Philadelphia 6; Cleveland O.
New Britain herald., 1920-09-15
xER DIES FROM nLow.
|ue~urnbs ts Punch or Chin by
 oaixiey ln Los Angeles.

Fsias, sept. ig.---Al Aivnrax. n, Knocked unconscious in . boxing
 Frank Quigisy at Los Angeles sn's Christian Association on |xht. died In hospital here yes- Fs said hs had beeu knocked out
 on th@ chin, Surgeons attributed fracture Of the Hkult QuIEIay bending Investigation.
New Britain herald., 1920-09-15
RUTH EQUALS RECORD
BambIno Scores Two Runs Yesterday and Brings Seasons Total Up to 147, Tying Cobb's Best Mark Made In 1911.

New York Sept 1s.-Bsbe Ruth. the New York American League slugger. added an- other mark to his credit yesterday. when he scored twice and brought hIs seasons total of runs up to l47 eQualing the Amer lean League record set by Ty Cobb in l9lI
 The National League record h 1s6, set by Hamilton. of Philadelphia in 1894.
New Britain herald., 1920-09-15
INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE.
Yesterdays Results.

Baltimore IT: Jersey City 6. Akron G: Rochester O. Reading I: Syracuse (. Toronto 7-s: Buffalo s-2 (frst, II innings; seeond. Innings).
New Britain herald., 1920-09-15
BASEBALL IN A NUTSHELL
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Yesterdays Results.

gt. Louis Q: New York :. Chicago 10: Brooklyn 2. Philadeinhta 21; Cincinnati 10. PittsburEh-B Boston: rain
New Britain herald., 1920-09-15
Indians Lose Lead

D. sept. is,--philadeiphia scored |ietory over Cleveland yesterday.
 kommei held the indians to i've bred throus bout as many Innings. Ci@veisndsrs reached third. two eaoh time. Philadelphia batted
 Ind Morton hard. The score by
New Britain herald., 1920-09-15
Reds Are Helpless.

Philadelphia, Sept. 15.-Phiadeiphis yes terday won its second straight game from Cincinnati 21 to 10. gaining the lead in the first inning and keeping it. Five of the visitors nine errors came in the first frame, fin which Philadelphia scored six runs one scratch hit Score by Innings:
New Britain herald., 1920-09-15

Games Today. Boston at St. Louis.
New Britain herald., 1920-09-15

b Aoo.ta and Charity. Hodge.
 and schaik.
New Britain herald., 1920-09-15
DODGERS HALTER
 IN TENANT RACE
No Great Damage However, Is
 Done, Because Rivals Lose

Brooklyn, Sept l5.-Chcago yesterday broke Brookyn's string of victories by siugging three pitchers and winning. 10 to ?. Tyler allowed only three hits, of which was homer over the right-ield wall by Seis. Robertson made five hits in many times at bat, getting triple. two doubles and two singles. Paskert got three, in- ciuding a home to deep center. Paskert also played brilliantly in the field. a hand running catch featuring. The score byg innings:
New Britain herald., 1920-09-15

Bettef1es: Causey. Enzmsnh. smith ana Tragerser: Ring. Bressler, Brenton. Coumbe and winEo and Rariden.
New Britain herald., 1920-09-15
Standing of the Terns.
Games Today.

Games Today. Baltimore at Jersey City. Syrneusa at Reading. Akron at Rochester.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-07-10
SPORTS
MELICHAR
IS AGAIN
MATCHED

Tony Melichar OF Chicago and Jack
Read of AUSTRALIA two heavy weights,
were matched yesterday BY George Os-
veso 70 read a card al the East h
oaso arena next Saturday on which
Johnny Grinths-Dennis O'Keefe and
Jimmy Handon-Bud Perrill Will also ap-
pear. 1t will be an all-star card Of
thirty rounds.
Melichar although ne lost TO Gunboat
smith a couple OF weeks ago IN the
East Chicago arena, made a great hit
with the Grove and will prove a valu-
a0le drawing card for next Saturdays
how. The Chicago fans are strong for
Nieliehar even as an opponent for
Dempsey and Will make him a strong
favoriJe over Read.
The other two bouts are either OF
hem worthy Of place as windups on
ordinary cards and the fans are sure OF
seeing three real battles before the af-
ernoon is over. Johnny Griaiths Of
Ahron at I4s pounds Is admitted to
bo n worthy opponent Of Dennis
N'Koefe, who has been making some Of
The championship contenders take no
t3cc. Jimmy Hanlon Of Denver and Bud
rerrill OF Gary have been matched in
East Chicago before and put up as fast
b battle as her ever been staged in
The city. They are in the light weight
class and Will weigh in at 1S5,
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-07-10
TO PLAY
ST. It " PAUL
A RETURN GAME

Scatnss won Z to 4 from this club
last Sunday but a protest was entered
in the league over a play In the sec
ond inning. The umpire erred IN let
ting the batter take first base after
striking out and the catcher dropping
the ball because first base was oc-
cupied at time and no outs. The pro-
test was taken up and judged by four
league umpires Tuesday night and the
decision was wrong according to Rule
81. section six OF Official Base Ball
Rules. A compromise was reached
by doubling the purse and playing the
game over next Sunday.
The lineups on both teams viii be
the same and St. Peter and Pau team
feel confident OF winning and are bring
ing a bunch OF loyal hackers with them
but on the other hand the Scatinas
fans will not let themselves be out
done by their rivals as they will be
there to back their favorites to a I'm
ish.
The batteries for Scatenas will be
Haines Creasbaum and Hess. For st.
Peter and Paul. Green and Stuba. The
big Green Bus will make its usual trips
t. and from the park. Game called
at } p. m.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-07-10
Whiting Set
For Big Game
At Hammond

Hammond fans, who will take the
trouble TO walk out TO Harrison park
tomorrow afternoon, viii have the op-
rortunity Of witnessing a real ball
e nc with a real umpire in charge.
The Hammond K. of C's will play
Ito strong Casey alub from Whiting
and as there IS considerable rivalry
between these two teams, Manager
O'Rourke has secured the best umpire
s~vailables FOR this occasion Jack"
PICKETT known around Chicago as one
of the best semi-pro srbiters IN the
business. IS the man slated for the Job
ana O'Rourke is fortunate in being able
10 secure the services OF q man Of his
s1.i,ty. Pickett Is an old times, hay
tre umpi-ed college and semi-pro games
80 and around Chicago for years and
j was only after giving him a hard
i.ck story about not being able to get
satisfactory umpiring from local talent.
that ORourke finally induced Pickett to
come out to Hammond. If possible
o'Rourke Will try and keep him here
all season
The whiting *. of C.'s are all set for
'0norrow's game, and If they put up
the same article Of ball that they dis
played at East Chicago a couple OF
weeks ago, when they lost a hard fought
Il ming battle TO the Twin City crowd.
The fans will surely get a good run for
their money. Hammond plays East Chi
osgo on next Sunday. SO tomorrow's tilt
should give the fans a good line on
H@mmond's chances with the Twin City
aggregation
Whiting has announced their battery
with ~Swede' Johnson doing the pitch
ing and George Bartuska behind the
bat- Johnny Gamer formerly a star
with the Hammond City Fuels, will play
second base Big Jim Dalton viii be
on the mound for Hamond and Tommy
Harle viii catch
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-07-10
JOHNSON PHONES
HE'S READY TO
FACE j. S. LAW

Los ANGELES, Cal July e.-Jack
johnson, former heavy weight cham
pion pugilist now a fugitive from
American justice. in a long distance
telephone call today from TLajuana-
Low CT California offered to surrender
himself 70 federal authorities if &C
ccrled certain privilege
w. ?. Hall, special agent Of the de-
partment Of justice. who told or John
sons offer, said he refused 10 make
any bargain with the negro fighter.
Hall said johnson offered to cross
the International line and surrender to
United states officers If he were as
sured he would be taken Immediately 10
Chicago. where he was indicted on a
charge OF violation Of the Mann act. He
further demanded Hall aid. that he
was at no tine To be handcuned or
treated as a prisoner.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-07-10
Griffith To
Play tHarbor

The Twin City X. OF c. base bal
team will take on the strong Grirth
Colts base ball team from Griffith. Ind.
sunday. July II. at the Indiana Har-
Dor ball rounds.
As a reminder for the beneht Of the
doubtful fans would say that these two
teams battled 70 a 1s inning tie at Grit
fifth two weeks ago. therefore this
promises 70 be a good game TO decide
the supremacy Of either side.
The game viii start at 800 O'Clock
sharp.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-07-10
BRENNAN GETS
DEMPSEY BOUT

NEW YORK. July SACK Kearns,
manager of Jack Dempsey. announced
tonight that tho champion had been
matched TO meet Bill Brennan. Only the
acceptance OF the terms Of a promoter
remains, he said. The number OF rounds
depends upon the place where the
match IS staged. Nike Collins Of Min
neapolis wired a bid Of $4,000. In that
city It would be a ~ten-round. no de-
cision battle A better bid Is expected
from a place nearer New York city.
where the bout would draw 10 capacity.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-07-10
Leads in Indiana
Shoot with 296 to 300

SOUTH BEND. Ind. July a.-M. E
Dewire OF Hamilton. Ind. retained his
title as Indiana state amateur trar
shooting champion BY making a
straight run OF 154 and a total Of ass
targets out Of SOC for the first two days
Of the state trap shooting tournament
here Harry { Stutz of Indiana polls
was runner H. getting 295 pigeons. In
2 special women's event Mrs. A H
N1nkler Of Chicago carried OF honors
with IA Of 80. Mrs. l. 6. Nogel Of
Detroit was second with 134. and Mrs
L II MAY. Oak Park. third. with 127.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-07-10
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League.

Yesterdays Results
Chicago ;. New York 2
Boston ;; Cincinnati /
Philadelphia a Pittsburgh /.
St. Louis & Brooklyn ..
Brooklyn S; St. Louis o..
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1920-12-16
DISARMAMENT IS TOPIC OF DAY

Geneva, Dec. A-Disarmament today the topic
for the league Of nations assembly heard the report of
the commission on preliminary plans for world wide
dueton Of MAYA ana military strength me pan
cable touching the Island Of Yay which Japan as
mandate.
m hid ber te ansneap anu use s
quoted saying he statement added that the interna
tona conference at Washington deadocked the
proboble disposition Of former German cables
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1920-12-16
PROSECUTIONS ARE URGED ON CONGRESS

Washington, Dec 14-Whoesale prosecution of en-
poyers and labor leaders alleged to have conspired in
crease prices in the building trades and government super
vision of the coal industry urged congress today
These recommendations made in a report to the
senate by Senator Calder chairman of the special commit
housing situation.
The housing shortage is menacing industrial growth,
public health and morals the report sad and makes these
recommendations for it's correction.
l. Amendment of the transportation act to check is
of exparte orders issued by the c. c. the
ground that priority orders issued bring irregularities
in delivery of building materials building stagnaon
and open opportunities for profiteering
2. Abolition of the cost plus contract system and es-
Enlistment by states and cities of trade schools for build
ing apprentices.
g. Creation of federal bureau to as clearing
house for the best knowledge in the construction world
4. Revision of the present tax system toencourage
investment in homes and to grant limited period of tax
exemption to real estate mortgages.
Broadening of the home loan bill and consolidation
of all federal thrift activities under the postal savings
branch Of the postofice department.
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1920-12-16

INTERNATIONAL TRIBUNAL UNDER DISCUSSION
Geneva, Dec 13.-The league Of nations assembly to-
day began consideration Of plans for an international r
buna submitted to commission Of three MEMBERS Leon
Bourgeois French delegate, presented the commissions
report The hall filled with large crowd of VISITORS
who occupied the balconies looking down of dele
gates at their scholastic looking benches Acknowledge
ment was made of the part played in the drafting of the
tribunals plan by Elihu Root
Medil Mccormick, republican senator from the u. S.
and widely credited with being at least unofficial OBJ
for Presidenelect Harding Of the
by guests when Bourgeois began reading his report He
outlined the commissions plan for establishment of tr
buna with headquarters at The Hague. He said the court
will be composed of II judges with four deputies to meet
in annual session there. 49,. ."~..
The sessions will begin June 49, of each year, and ter
inmate when the docket is cleared Labor cases. he ex
planned will be heard by special chamber of five judges
to be appointed by the court Similar provisions were
made for hearing Of transportation and commercial dis
putes as provided for in the Versailles treaty. He said the
official language of the tribunal will be French or English
Participation in the tribunal by the United States pro-
vded for in draft read by Bourgeois expressly ad
ms to the court nations which not members Of the
league
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1920-12-16
SAVE FRAME WORK OF LEAGUE

Marion O. Dec 13. - Pressure on President-eect
Harding to the work Of the league Of nations by
offering to enter it on safe guarding conditions increased
TODAY with the arrival here Of Ehu Root Of the most
powerful figures in the republican party and staunch
friend Of the league
Root planned to describe Harding the organization
of the world court under the auspices Of the league in
nected to outline to Harding the extent to which Euro
pean powers could be expected to begin making
sios to American public opinion in the striking out OF
arcle TO- jurisdiction over immigration and other domes
tic questions and Interpretation Of the Monroe doctrine
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1920-12-16
NORTH DAKOTA MISSES HEAVY SNOW

Fargo, n D., Dec 13-Fargo's first snow Of the sea-
son was slowly melting today under bright Skies The light
storm which swept portions of Minnesota Fergus Fails
and Bemd reported four to five inches Of snow last night
but clear skies today Slight furres occurred at Little
at the Twin Cities foggy but no rainfall The storm
did not extend into North Dakota far west as Valley
City.
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1920-12-16

washington, Dec. 13.-An agreement between ENG
land Japan and the United States to limit naval arma
ments does not meet with the favor of Secretary Daniels
sad ne would endorse an to reduce
power only in event it was world wide in character AGREE
ment among certain powers would appear too much like
an alliance and arouse suspicion of other nations He in
dcated that when ne goes before the House naval affairs
committee tomorrow to report on the naval construction
program he will urge increase in the American navv as
Imperative until the United States enters world wide dis
armament agreement
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1920-12-16
MAXIMUM RATES MUST BE CUT

Washington, Dec DENOMINATION of the present
maximum rates big incomes will break the back of the
income tax SYSTEM Professor Thomas Adams expert of
the treasury department told the House ways and means
committee today He witness in the first hearing tax
revision and said that the present maximum of 70 per-
cent65 per cent tax and per cent normal large
incomes is mpracticabe in times of peace and cannot be
successfully enforced
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1920-12-16
POLICE SEARCH FOR MURDERER

Lon Angeles, Dec. 13.-Poice today were searching
for the murderer and attempting to establish the identity
Of young woman whose nude and mutilated body was
found late yesterday under the leaves and bushes of lone
lily grove of Eucopc trees short distance beyond the end
Of the street line The face hacked beyond recog
milton blood stained suitcase full of womans clothing
and large quantity Of ewery found today about 100
feet from where the body was discovered.
The woman slender dark and perhaps IS years of age
apparently had been dead several days. Finding Of the
ewelry which is said to have included 1854 strings of
thetc pearls containing that 10000 separate pearls
"a sterling silver bar pn gave rise to the belief that she
may have been killed by band of thieves.
The solitary place where her body was found is close
past few years has been called the der of 40 thieves The
body evidently was that of woman Of refinement Her
teeth in good condition and her hands slender and
taperng Among the articles Of ewery found were two
let's and silver watch Some of had been purchased in
Chicago In the suitcase the pictorial section of
Chicago newspaper.
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1920-12-16
IMMIGRATION BILL SUPPORTERS LOSE

pension lost point When the house today sustained prev
ous action decided to fix at year the period during
which immigration shall be suspended under terms of the
10 6e
pension period at year, The vote the Johnson bill
itself then started with indications the will
blood relations of naturalzed immigrants also was adopt
ed 203 to 76.
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1920-12-16

Kansas Citk, Dec. 13-Faiure Of brakes to work was
the reason given today for the street car accident here last
night which resulted in the death of six and injury Of more
than score. Running Wild street car turned
over curb at the end Of Main street. crashed against two
and rolled 200 feet It was to pieces by the impacts
md the wreckage was piled up the dead and dying