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already made as to capital

agreement already made as to cani,,I
ships.
IN Japanese quarters II was en-
phhSiH'd tonight that the Japanese
""itSati"n was not in u position Of
supporting III" claims OF France 10 "A
""."o" submarine tonnage. Japan. II
was S"ih WAS "bJrctiuG To The Amer
ichh plan solely from the Vicwroin,
OF her own national interest. which
SIT" felt required the maintenance Of
"ion" tons Of submarine instead of
tn" 3l,"no she would have under the
American plan.
The Japanese. however. are in COM
municati"n with Tokyo. and IL was
declared for them that they did not
consider that the last word had been
spoken. They We're described as
hopeful for an ultimate agreement
that would include all classes OF
naval craft.
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CHAMBER OF DEPUTIES
SIDES WITH BRAND
Inv Assnclntcd rrcss.l

PARIS. Dec. @..-rh. Chamber of
Deputies today CAV" the Eriand GOV
"rnment a new lease of life ~ the
hetantial maj":ity Of liz at the
close of Il wo-dav debate over The
failure last summer Of this Industrial
i:ank OF China.
The Premier declared that a bat
tie between different groups Of bank :
had ohStru"t"d the measures cnutcm-
plated for putting the bank IN cues
ton on its feet again, and that II the
obStructionS continued The measures
could not he carried out.
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Bad Liquor Puts Fifty
in Chicago Hospitals
IBy United NewS.l

CHICAGO. Dec. 27.-rhc results
of Christmas celebrating here are
causing considerable apprehension
over wha, may happen New
Years.
Fifty victims OF mooushine
liquor fill cots in the county hos
pital.
Doctors say they will recover.
most of them, within week. One
man was in SO completely dazcd Il
condition that surgeons took ten
stitches in Il badly laccratcd face
ami he didn't even notice IL.
''lt never used I" be like this"
said DIR. Karl \. Meyer, chief of
STAFF.
Coroner Hoffman also announced
sixty deaths from alcoholism this
year. as aSains, twenty last wear.
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Irish Fn,or nntInrn,ion.

DUBLIN, Dec. INSTRUMENTATION
apparently proving that the Irish
people ov"rw hcimingly favor ratilicu-
ton of the peace treaty with Eng
land are reported throughout the
south OF ireland during TIA. holiday
intcrmiSSion In the Dali Eircnnn de
bate.
Public bodies Of every character
ana III widely scattered sections Of
ireland have passed resolutions np-
proving the treaty aud eating upon
m"mh"rS OF the Dali to accept the
document.
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u.tin... nj snn.s rrinI.

LOS ANGELES. Dee. -. Actions Of
Arthur {. Burch on trial ON the
charge Of numbering J. Bolton Ken
needy. both before and after Kennedy
was slain. W,r" related at length to-
day by the Rev. William y. lurch,
OF Evanston. III. father "C The de-
PENDANT, in support Of the opinion h"
said he had formed that his son il
snc 70
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JAPANESE DEMANDS ON CHITA WOULD
MAKE REPUBLIC a COLONY OF TOKYO
ny Associateh rress.1

WASHINGTON the
tina
its news uekn
are
be xiv rights
q tn" "a stern rcpullic
all ia limt inrt the rights
i'll
The the Far Easter,
" " " ''''
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A Stubborn Cough
LooSens Right Up
This homemade remedy I. n won
der for quick results. Eusily
and chraply made.

Here is n homemade syrup which
millions Of people have found to he
the most dependable means ni break
Ing up stubborn coughs. II is cheap
and simple. hut very prompt in ac-
ton. Under lis healing. soothing in
ilnencc, chest soreness goes, phlcym
loosens, breathing becomes easier,
tickling in throat stops and you get
good nights rcstful sleep. The
usual throat and chest colds are con-
qurrcd by il in "a hours or less.
Nothing better for bronchitis. hOarse-
ness. Group, throat tickle, bronchial
asthma or winter coughs.
To make this splendid cough syrup,
pour ~. ounces Of Pimcy into Il pint
bottle and fill the bottle with plain
Granulaicd sugar syrup and shake
thoroughly. Ii you prefer Use clari-
fled molasScs. honey, or corn syrup.
instead Of sugar syrup. Either way,
YOU get Il fu!! pint-a family supply
of much better cough syrup than
YOU could buy ready made for three
times the money. Keeps perfectly
and children love its pleasant taste.
P!ncx Is II special and highly con-
ccntratcd compound OF genuine Nor
way pine extract. known the world
over for Us prompt healing effect
ur0n the membranes.
To avoid disappointment ask your
druggist for az ounces Of PincS"
with full directions. and don't accept
anything else. Guaranteed to give
absolute satisfaction or money
promptly refunded. The Pincx Co.,
Fl. Wayne, lad.
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ASKS COOPERATION
IN FEDERAL EFFORT
FOR ENFORCEMENT
Continued From First rageD

forced by stare authorities. and leave
for tho Federal government su,h
duties as d"Vulv" upon it,
Principal Onrn>r> referred 10.
Tine ,w" princpal "fr"uscs which
now HAY" in mind are thus. against
IN" liquor and the food AMI fuel
supply laws. There is no disposition
"n tn" part nf tn" Federal govern
mont. rs reported hy tho Department
"i Justice. to "vado amy responsible.
itN IN respect To It's duties. hut III,
states. believe. should trs, enforce,
their laws IN regard to The violations.
ana the Federal government SHOULD
promptly c"-"prrit" with IN" states
I" cnf"rc" the laws which should T."
enforced by it. There are substan-
tial duplioati"us ia many of these
laws. and a better understanding be-
tween STATE and F"dcrn! authorities
VIII rr"N" most beneficial To both in
the enforcement OF prohibition and
food and fuel laws pertaining -
prirps "
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Imports Fail or.

imports from Europe for the frs,
'ltNen months OF the year w.r.
Sh'2.263."0O against $l.IGO.ilO. 600 fnr
'he corresponding period of 1920.
WhiIc from Canada. Mcxico and CEN
tral American countries. III. imporis
i"taIicd in eleven months STuo..So
"oo as compared with $l,573 fiu .o00 i'm
IN" eleven months of tn. preceding.
year. From South America. TIN. busi-
ness houses in ;h- United states inn
ported IN IN" eleven months Of this
YEAR S2GS.6o7.on". while i'm the mrs,
eleven months last year the imnort,
were s72a.ll4. 900.
I'm" imports from Asia totaIlcd
S'"i''"l." QUO and sl222.S7i.oOO for the
nrSt eleven months OF this wear ANA
l"S' year. respectively lupnris
from oceania tn December !. this
year, were $7a,S9o.oo0. Will. the cor.
responding period of 1920 they wcr.
EiN"'''".uOn. From Africa there cam.
Imports OF S33,553.ooo in tn. frs,
''cN'h months of this year as com
pared with sIi6,S27. 900 In the same
period Of 1870.
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WnuId Stanhnr,li.c rrocc,ur,

me Attorney -GcnrraI added thar
II" Was DESTROYS of bringing about "a
complete 3ud cfcctiV" work ing SvS.
TEN among MI reimbursement au-
th"ri'ieS. saying thar only by sucn
an arr"nEcmcht could "a uniformity
of proceedings 10" established and "A
similarity Of fines and sentences be
worked out.
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l
~. The right of Japan to mainta
republic"
.
""H i"' '"'i co" III '"'ir "N-
WIZ" '"' 'h'h'Sc over re-
wa" "i '"' 'S'hE tao Sih'hiu N"h-
'"'"' II" "'''S' "r'""N nave "'-
cure" 'h'N can 4" II" inrthcr to-
war" Il COMPROMISE nut IN some con
ference c'rtltS 'h"r' SUI! - mon" thdt
IA" wv" groups may he brought to-
S"'h"r.
Meantime the new i"ur-p"wcr IA
cine treaty already signed 10y the
'h'tch states. Great britain. Franc"
ana japan got back INT" oonicr"rc"
DISCUSSIONS through suggestion
'F"r" japanese quarters 'hat tn" i"Gt
powers atrc" not I" apply the term"
" '"' P"", l" the Prih'lpaI iSiah'S
OIL tue japanese empire. In view OF
hl"erehc's or view developing in the
uh'eu states an" 'aran as I" IN"
meaning "i the treaty IN" JapancS"
- w
agreement
\y,u,u u.,,r.. ,,,.r.,,,,,,
~. 80
I,
s,,rIi,,. .,i, ~,
n.,,,,,t
;, =, 80
~, ,,,.; -
,.,.,;
~, ,,,.,, ,, 49, ,''','
c,,.,,, ,',
Inci,o ,,r,,,,,. -.
-"
a. ''''"'"'' VIZ NOV" Hh'Sh' p''cl'i'
'"t' an intricate SITUATION IN Inc cor
terrence"
Another succession iuv"iyinc in
terrStiu. political considerations
came during the div from l.r,urr
circles n w,s -, him .Iv,r,,,j Co.,
,,,i, ,,, a.,
, -,
Wv .'''N w '''' -"
~. =" "''H' '"'' ''""'' "''Eht ''
Wiling 10 agree 10 Il status quo lim-
itation OF submarin" strength ii the
other powers would join with her ~
!, treaty designed 10 preserve peace
in Europcau waters
'", N"'"
'"'s """" w. S'i''l"' w P"rP"N"
!" 'h"' JUST '"'''u"ei 10 cover Va"
!aciH". ana would have as It's sigma
tories France. Great I;ritaln. ltIlN
and Germany. should they dcsir, ID,
do so. il WAS said. tn. United States
nnd Japan might Also rarti,iratc in
ID, .,r,.,,,, ,I,,,,,h - ;l
49,, , ,,, ,..
,..'..'
'''' 49, $50 """'''
~" '"hS '"'ie" 'h"lSl'HS"pl''
me All "t these Ih!"rmaI SuS-
Gcsu"ns We're "crnpN1nS IN" atich-
non "f many OF Inc dei'catcS during
'hr recess "l IN" haNh' committees
several of III" conIcrcn'" suhcom-
m'''eeS nero meetings. 10 "iScNSs col
'a'cral ISSUES. IN" subcommittee re-
NiSinc 'hi""Se Nrih ARRANGEMENTS
SCENE" near an aSf'"i''h' Wh''n
WOMB lh'rcaS" 'h'h'Sc revenues anu
M S""'""'n'l't'r -" 'lir''"'t "''"
hp tentative declaration "i nm
'lP'eS |" E"N'rh ar warfare n"
naval 'NP"''S aus" consult" over Il
p'"h t"r UNIFORM measurement "'
"arsh!P Tonnage 10 prevent l"r'her
com "Si"h over the VARYING measure
"i'h' 'hh"ar"S now !" use ny inc
HeHe'"' p""e's'
Leave Details for the Future.
In the deliberations of TN. sul,Ii-
visions Of the conference there APP
p'"'r" GROWING tendency !" leave
"c'"''S "l 'h" N"ShihS'"h h"So' ~
lions 10 p' W"rh'" GUY ny 'oh'ihh-
''S COMMISSIONS W""Ih report III
r''''H 10 'hc various i"rclSn "'h'tS
e.! I" lutWf. conferences. W" or
'hfr" Snrh 'oininiss 'ohS already nave
h'eh "''I'c"' ana IL was Indicated
IN ADMINISTRATION circles mat the
whole scheme of continuing c"nsuita-
t"hS among representatives "i IN"
powers Was regarded by President
Harding as httinS in with his pro-
p"sai for II future series OF interna-
lh" president IL was said by adj
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Europe Draws Hulk.

Europe. as in 1920. drew the bulk
"i American foreign shipments, TIN.
hehrcs showing that for November
merchandise valued at Sl533ig.uuo
went there. making the total for the
eleven months S2.@Oa.35S u"o. Neigh
boring North American countries re-
'civ"d S1l.GiG.0o0 in November shin
mcntS and .oG7.iiG.uo0 FOR The
eleven months
ENr"riS t" South american couu-
tries Tor The eleven months an
Erecat"d S23I, 81. 400. nr about io nor
cent of tn" value Of commodities SOM
th"r" IN the corresponding period
last year
I" Asia, the figures show was
shipped merchandise Of AN auuro.nt.
Nalu" 90 Si39.i76.o0U in tho eleven
months, but for the same period I'm
W." the shipments were valued "a,
S'i6''3' 900. In eleven months this
year Americans shipped siiI.lo,.Goo
ana ShN.S3I.ou0 10 occania and Afric,
respectively. For the eleven months
"i last year the exports amounted To
E23'''aS.0oO for Oceanic and SlIo
$4,000 for Africa.
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LIMITATION EFFORT
OF ARMS FARLEY
BRINGS PROTESTS

continued From First raeeD
IN defrndins the coast and in trans
por;atton of supplies for troops.
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IMPORTS AND EXPORTS
SHOW LARGE REDUCTION
81, 1870, $4,000 in American
Merchandise Shipped First
ii Months of Year.
EXPORTS DECLINE xaarS.:ssu,ono
l:urupc Draws Bulk or 4. y. Foreign
Shipments During Year south
America Huys 80 Per Cent More
stun Thnn In 1870
IRy Associated Press !

WASHiNGTON. Dee. 27.-Amcrican
business houses exported $i.lSa.3i3.-
9"o in merchandise in the nrs, eleven
months "f this year. according TO
figures mad" public today lay the Dc
partm"nt II Commerce, which also
gave imports FOR the period as valued
AT $2.2Ii.1a,."0o In the SAME eleven
months !" la20 exports t"taIicd
Ss5"172?.noo and imports Sa.ol2.-
i2t.oon.
The declining trade was shown
further In statistics for November
when exports aggregated s.a4.i37. 900
as compared with s3i3.5?7 900 for Oc-
t"b"r, and S6'6.'2S.0n0 for November
on lhSt year. The imports for No
Ncnb"r aggregated S2ll.y.7.o0o. while
FOR October they were S.9i is7. 900
and for November, 1870. were S3.l.-
209,0OO.
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whether amy agreement is 10 be
reached on naval auNiliaricS OF any
tyr" is regarded as depending on a
favorable solution nf tile submarine
question, because If France and Japan
must on building more undcr-watcr
craft than are proposed for them an
der the American plan. others pow
"rS viii be disposed TO ada TO their
nuNlcS >proportionat- tonnage OF
various classes OF ami submarine
vessels II iS not regarded as likely.
however. that failure to agree on
auNi.iari"s viii In any way affect the
New Britain herald., 1921-05-05
DEMPSEY ADDS To
LIST OF TRAINERS
MiddleWeight and WelterWeight
Boxers to Assist Jack for Big Bout

Summit. y. J.. May SACK Demp.
sey. worlds heavyweight champion,
who is engaging in light training at
Freddie Welsh's farm near here for
his bout July with Georges Carpen-
tier. has added two sparring partners
to his camp, ii was announced today.
The new arrivals arc Alex Trambid-
as, Portland, Ore. middleweight. and
Steve LatZo, Scranton. Pa, welter-
weight.
The champion has discouraged
large attcndancea at his workouts
which for the last several days have
included eight rounds of boxing and
the customary road and gymnasium
work. Dempsey has displayed great
interest in welshs effort to come back
to the ring and has refereed the bouts
OF the last two nights in which the
former lightweight titleholder was
victorious.
Reveillo sounds for Dempsey at
daybreak and he has been doing hia
road work with Joe Benjamin. Pacific
coast lightweight. Trambidas and
Latzo accompanied them on yester-
day mornings jog. 1t was reported
today that Jack Kearns, the cham
plOn
ut the Dempsey camp in Atlantic City
and that Dempsey probably would go
there tomorrow.
Tex Richard. promoter OF the
championship bout, when questioned
yesterday regarding tho referee. saio
that there arc many good men avail
able i'm New Jersey. Principals in the
bout under terms of the contract must
select tho third man in tho ring.
New Britain herald., 1921-05-05
WELSH GOING STRONG.
Scores Two Ring Victories Within
Twcnty-four Hours.

Morristown. n. J.. May 5.-FreddIc
Welsh. former worlds lightweight
champion. won Il technical knockout
here last night over Kid Murphy of
Newark in tho second round Of u
scheduled 10-round bout. 1t wa5
welsh's second victory within 81
hours, he hax'ing defeated Young Will
lilo Jackson in the eighth round of -
scheduled 10-round bout in Summit.
y. j.. Tuesday night.
Murphy's seconds threw a towel in
tho ring after two minutes of fight
ing in the second round. Welsh had
punished his opponent with q success
sion of lefts and rights to tho body.
Heavyweight Champion Jack Demp-
sey was the referee.
New Britain herald., 1921-05-05
DARTMOUTH PILES UT RUNS.
Defeats Boston University Nine by
Score of IL to 3.

Hanover. N. H.. May 5.-Dart-
mouth downed tho Boston University
ball tossers in the first home game OF
tho season here yesterday by final
tally OF Is to >. Tho Green led from
the opening inning. having no trou-
BILE in solving the offerings of the two
visiting pitchers. In addition Dart
mouth was aided by frequent mis-
plays by tho Boston team.
Captain Ross was on tho mound for
Dartmouth and had little difficulty in
turning back the opposing batters.
Wagner, at second base, turned in the
best work for Boston. The score by
innings: r. n. e.
Dartmouth 2202 3 03 x-13 Is o
Boston Uni. / o o 0 0 > 0 o 3
Batteries-Ross. Tracy and Merritt
and Heep: Toland, ellis and O'Con-
nor.
New Britain herald., 1921-05-05
Penn TRACK TEAM NAMED.
Robertson Selects - Athletes to Meet
Dartmouth and Columbia.

Philadelphia. May 5.-Twcnty- five
University of Pennsylvania track and
field athletes were selected yesterday
by Coach Lawson Robertson to COM
pete with Dartmouth and Columbia
in a triangular meet at New York on
Saturday. The men will leave here
Friday.
MaXam and McFaddcn will run in
the sprints; Eby and Larry Brown in
the middle distances, and Head in tho
two miles. Other members of the team
are Winsor Bartells. Irwin, Jack. +.
a. Smith. Smalley. Herr, Barrick,
Foley. Frank Nichols. Woodside,
Nolte. Temple, Thurman, Gill, Rog-
ers. Mckenzie, Meredith and McMul-
lin.
New Britain herald., 1921-05-05
RUTH In BAD?
Manager Higgins reported AS HayI
By Briggs

Manager Higgins reported AS Hay1
ing Issued An Ultimatum to BAN,
bino Babe.
Boston, May 5.-Uniess Babe Ru
keeps in condition and observes TIL
training rules of the club he will b]
indefinitely suspended by Miller Hug
gins.
1t was reported here Tuesday af}
ernoon that Higgins had issued al
ultimatum to Babe last night and toll
him that he could not play with th1
Yankees unless he attended strictll
to business and reported to the hotf|
at certain hour each night. !
While Ruth already has mad1
home runs this season, and is ahe0)
of his last years record, his fieldinl
has not been up to the standard.
Col. T. l.. Huston, part owner d
the Yankees, denied last night thai
there had been any trouble betweei
Ruth and Higgins and that the Bah
would be suspended unless he keI
in condition.
New Britain herald., 1921-05-05

y battle will he tho result of
before the coin OF the realm
|nds, Both of the visiting
we'll known IN this city.
| for years trld f. reputation
q class as ~ g.. IN roller.
h city there aro tInalreds of
b. that opinc Connie can dis
present crop of champions,
|pIleEed TO he such. without
bic. Should the toss OF tho
Connie and Anderson to-
|Nill be a battle between two
have fought It out on tho
|nany a memorable battle.
Lewis was a contender for
kicut title. and In this respect
|h Andy on several occasions.
Is remembering the games,
he opportunity TO watch
rs gladlators at IL again.
one of the entrants In the
rney TO decide the Connccti-
lie Is "A clever pin toppler.
/ ms the top notchors a great
title now held by Fred
New Britain herald., 1921-05-05
RUSSELL'S PITCHING WINS.
New Hampshire State Unable to ScoI
OFF Harvard Twirler.

Cambridge, Mass, May 4.-Harva5
shut out New Hampshire State cole
on Soldiers field yesterday afternoon
to o. Russell, in pitching his fourtl
straight victory, held the visitors q
three hits, and allowed only one of thei
runners to reach third base. Conloll
Harvard's shortstop, contributed SOM
sensational fielding, accepting six har1
chances without an error.
The score:
r h
Harvard ....... .OO3 600 1Ox-4 ~
New Hampshire 600 600 OO0-O
Batteries-Russell and Blair: Andei
SON and Champagne.
New Britain herald., 1921-05-05
YALE BEATS C. U.
Timely Hitting by Sloan and Eddy,
and Great Catch by Peters Arc Fac
tors i'm Victory for, Blue.

New Haven, May 5.-Although
jackson of Catholic University
pitched faultlesa ball yesterday. op-
perfume hits by Sloan in the first and
Eddy in the ninth helped Yale to wIn
2 to ]. The visitors touched up Chit
tenden in the third. Mack, Dunn and
Lynch singing in succession, Mack
scoring on the last hit. Peters pref
ty throw to third. catch Dunn off the
bag. was probably tho play that de-
cided the game. Despite a cold, bleak
wind. tho fielding waJ fast and clean.
The score:
New Britain herald., 1921-05-05
"FIDO" ROLLS TONIGHT.

"Fido'' O'Brien travels to WATERBURY
this evening, to meet Bob Stone att
Wooster alleys. On tomorrow evei
at the Casino alleys. the same bowie,
will clash again. Stone is one of TIL
most popular bowlers that appears Of
the local lanes, and his presence at thu
Casino lanes tomorrow evening is sur
to bring out a big crowd. The Bras
city sheriff has big following, whicl
usually accompanies him out of tow
New Britain herald., 1921-05-05
FULTON SCORES K. 0.

Big Fred Stops Jack Temple in First
Round at Irish Relief Show at
Pittsburgh.
Pittsburgh, Pa, May Sired
Fulton, Minneapolis heavyweight,
knocked out Jack Temple of San
Francisco in the first round of what
was to have been a ten-round bout
at the Irish benefit boxing show here
last night. The bout ended after
the men had been boxing / minute
and 33 seconds. Fulton dropped
Temple with a left to the jaw after
the Pacific Coast boxer had taken a
count of nine.
Eddie Wimler, Pittsburgh, won the
newspaper decision over Patsy Scan
lon, Pittsburgh, in six rounds.
Marty Cross, New York, was de-
feated on points by Jack Perry. Pitts
burgh. in ten rounds. according to
a majority of the sport writer's at
the ringside.
New Britain herald., 1921-05-05
TIGERS BEAT CHISOX
GIcason's Team Unable TO Keep Tn
Lead After Scoring Five Runs In
Opening Inning.

Detroit. Mich. May 5--The Detroit Amer
Jeans overlook Chicago after the visitors had
made 1--WE runs in the first inning here yes
terday and won. IL to S. Chicago outhit De-
troit, but the locals punched their blows to
better advantage. Cobb made a diving body
stop OF Falks double in the seventh and
threw to Young, who caught Collins at the
plate.
he
New Britain herald., 1921-05-05
Catholic University.

Two-base hit. Sloan: sacrifice hit.
Lynch; stolen bases. Eddy. Murphy.
left on bases. Yale 4. Catholic Uni
versity 5: bases on balls. off Cliitten-
den .: struck out, by Chittenden 5.
hit by pitcher. by Chittenden CDris-
COLD; umpire. Johnstone; time OF
game, 1880
New Britain herald., 1921-05-05
GIANTS RECRUIT
HELPS TEAM TO WIN
CASTOR Produces Timely Three
Bagser in Pinch Hit Role

New York. May B.--A spirited eight inning
rally enabled New York to break BroolSlyn's
winning streak. the Giants winning by
of to .. CASTOR. recruit catcher.
drove In New York's tieinE run with a three
base hit and Burns drove in Monroe who
ran for CASTOR with a single. the thirteenth
hit made OF Reuthcr. IL was the first game
New York has won from Brooklyn this year.
The
New Britain herald., 1921-05-05
Chicago tA)

Two-base hits-Johnson. Schalk, Cobb.
Shorten. Neach. Young, Flagstead, Faik.
Thrce-baso hit-Hooped. Stolen bases
Young. Blue. Cobb. sacrinces-collins. Falk.
Ehmke. Jones. Left on bases-Chicago II.
Detroit 5. Base on bails-on Sutherland J..
Ehmke ,. Hodge 2. Middleton 3. Kerr l..
Hts-on Sutherland in 1.3 inning. Mid
dleton in 20. Kerr In la Struck
out-By Hodge /. Middleton ., Kerr 4. Win
ming ptcher-Ehmke. Losing pitcher
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busca--FIack. Sacrince-Maiscl. Double
pIayH--Cranc Fonseca and Dauhert C.l:
Deal. Terry and Grimes (2D. Lett bases
cincinnati o.. Chicago :. Bases balls
or Rixcy :. Hits--on RiNey In in
nInEE, Napier 1 In /. Hit by pitcher--By
Freeman tHargrave). Stru& out-By
Rixey .. Freeman 1. Losing pitehcr--RiNey.
Ismpires-RinEier and Moran. Time of
Ramo--I:39
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Freeman Check. Reds.

cinnati. to 1. I'm the FIRST game of the
les here yesterday by punching hits behind
the errors or the visitors. Freeman pitched
in fine form. and was given alright sup
port.
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NnFfFfI TOT Ryan HFNFnth
Dated for Sehf In eighth.
Han for CASTOR in eighth.
Il Battsd for Miiied In ninth.
Ran for Kruger In ninth.
New York .............o o o o o q x-3
Brooklyn ..............0 o o o.
Two-basc hits-KlnE (2b, Snyder. Three
base hits-Ruethcr. Castor. Stolen bases
Ruethcr, Olson. Sacrinccs-Rapp. Snyder.
Left on baEes-Sew York II. Brooklyn S.
Bases on baiis-On Ruethcr 3. Nehf /. Hits
or Ryan In innings. Barnes I I'm ].
Nchf 1 In I. Struck out-By Ruether s.
Ryan I. Winning pitcher-Sehf. Umpircs
Brennan and Emslic Time of Eamc-2:o5.
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international League
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Results Yesterday

Results Yesterday
Detroit II, Chicago s.
The New York-Wasl1ington and
Philadelphia. games were
postponed on account of rain
Others teams were not scheduled.
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JAMES GOES TO NEW ORLEANS.

Beaumont. Tex, May 5-Bill James.
veteran lefthanded pitcher. formerly
with the Cleveland Americans. has
been sold outright to the New Or
leans (Southern association) club by
the Beaumont (Texas leaKuel club, it