davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-07-27

Ebcimento conufdo exprofeso Exicas condolences antas
Conpea dotaci6n la Isla de modern
uidad centhco de tods las enferme
dad curabesmoa higenica situaconComodad
servico.-Cuerpo M5dco resdente ell Sanatoro.
Sc admn enermos de
dendo atenddos eco de Ia Sodad
Departameno esreciae Senoras &
eleccos, droterapco masaes Rayus % Fuguracion.
clos equitativamente convenconae
PERSONAL CrENTTIco
DIRECTOR DEL SANAToRIo: DR. Don Amalo Rodan as
DIRECTOR DEL CONSULTORO e. Don Manuel
CIRUJANO GENERAL: Lopez.
ESPECIALiSTA EN- ENFERNlEDADES DE LA NARIZ OIDOS,
GARGANTA Y OJOS: Dr. Don Agustn Lauger.
RADIOLOGO: Df Don Manuel Soto Rivera
PATOLOGO. DIR. Ton Francisco ]. Hernandez.
Dr. Pedro Rivera. Aponte DIR. Don Muhiz
DR.. Manuel Pava--Dr Don Zaragoza. Y
sCIRUJANO DENTISTA:. DR.. Don Lorenzo r. Noa
PRACICANTE: Don Enrique Fernandez.
Astena facultata secundada ehcazmnte 10 Hjas de
Carload Nurses iuadas de competa practa rga
CoNSULT
En- Sanatorio :Por Director
Reconocimientos $1,000 Consultas $500
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martes, jueves sabad0os. 5se
Epecaisa laboables
auxiiado mediccs }.
ZarAgoza.
Pat6,ogo 8 a a m
Consutorio M-Medcos auxlares
Dr. Paya Fernandez de VA 70 Dr. Rvsra Aponte
e2a5P. NJ
Por e Epecaista consutorio, San Justo de
Por el Crujano pent Conutorio. ODonen
Colon de IL 2 de la tarde tsSs8i
Los Numeo solo $500 enendo decho para
ser atenddos cuaquiera de los Scs nddos presentation
PRHsrDENC1A Apartado 2si rEsoRrRrA Apssssd. ~
SAN JUAN. PUERTO RICO.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-12-07

|jsem neehtal vynechati pred.
Enasku prof. ORA. JOS. BartoSe
Ev pokracoyan cyklu "Fyvoj
ES,netanovy osobnpsti", We KITE
Ire licil hlavne Gtyky Smetano-
w S genialnim FIR. Lisztem a
jinymi vynikajicfmi hudebniky
a pfisel jsem az ma druhou
polovici koncertu, v nemz pro
vedeno celkem "a cisel krone
nnoha vyzadanych opakovani
a pridavkd. /. dill pTedvadl ma
sledujici, namnoze ,velice OBJ
|tizne sklaby:
kfizkovsky: Utonula.
Smetana: Rolnicka.
Bradac: Hospodinc, pomiluj
n.y..
j. Kficka: Ndove ,koledy.
~. Malat: Sem posp6Ste.
Pokorny: Pasol Jano
Slnetana: Hlasej, ptackn, arie
| opery ,"Hubitka".
EPolasek: Prsf, prsi :.
". Nov;lk: ,Gikan.
Palla: Vrtak.
j. Kiidka: Mela babka.
EPpkoruy: Tancuj, tancuj -.
We druhem die zazpivali
zpevackove a zpevacky ,tytc
sbory a arie:
j, kricka: Zavedeny ovcak
| psano pro Bakulovu druzinu
Forester: Vanitas. Sbor povim.
ny pro i. ii. pevcl pri Ion
skych zayodech Ceskosl. OBJ.
ce-peveck6.
Ikficka ,Eventide.
!, Osirelo dit6.
! Kacena divoki.
Pokorny: Laska, boze, iiska
Dvorak: Arie z "Ruaalky':
MesiCku ma nebi vysokem.
Polasek: ,Uz jsme vsecko vyzpi
f. vail.
Hilmera: Net'ukej.
Palla: Okrocak.
,,Kricka: Synka milyhc.
Kan ty jedes?
Uvadim program z toho du.
vodu. re asi i vas bylo mnoho
pfitomno koncertu Druziny pr
zajezdu do Spojenych Stata a
liste 81 krasne ty melodie vzpl
minkou mysli ozivite. Ze ty
deti peji od srlci k Adcim, ne.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-12-07


nj tfeba ptinpminati. psp9ch
byl ohronny Jak p. lid. Ba-
kule ku ihonci koncartu sprohla-
sill, doufa DraziDa pofadati
,piNti zaj,szd deAN y 5nnohem
vdtsim rozsahn nez byl posled-
nj vylet do Ameriky. Podpo-
rujte il v ijeiich uslechtilych
snahach. v Mospektu " his
torie Bakulovt Druziny" male
"a Sc ku .konci vyzva, kterou
vsem lidern dobre vIle kladll
ma srdce:
"Je dabfe X WbojIm spojit
Sc $ temi, kdo .davaji zaruku
zdaru.' ippite Sc proto Ba.
kulovou Druzincn. Stante Sc
lcleny Sdrazehi pfAtel vychoEy
|zivotem q praci' a tax stane-
Se Sc j ,podporpvateli snah Ba-
kulovy DrpAinY, k ninlz male
III vybudovA,d velikeho ,dstaWu
|vvchovnaho i iPraze. Nepatr-
Enym ,rpo1nilsa n snfispsvkem Kf 40,
|ifl2, 20 atd. stanete Sc dleny @Gm-
mini, Ike 200 pfispivajicimi,
|Kc 1000 spa1porujicimi p Ki
$4,000 gzakAdajniH,i. Sto tislc
!!takovyca dobfyeh lidi ,chce spo
lit Raknlovll ,druzipu We sspo-
lecne snaze. Kdo jste ,dohri,
(hlaste Sc q pfistupte! Adresa
Rakuluy lstsv, Praha Smichov,
Mozartova 1916.
Suposlechnete, drazi ,IrateE
|teto ,vyzvy? Nepochyhuji, .ze
!.ano. Je blizhou doba vanoGni,
Ekdy usleahtila srdce nalezaji
osvGzeni v dobrych skutcieh
Zde jest k MIN nejlepsi prile.
zitost. Nuze, 5 Bakulovou Dru,
zinou "a dobrymi ely!
We vestibulu pred Smetano.
YOU SIM byly vystaveny 2 ma.
pv triumfalniho zajezdu .Dru
ziny do Spojenych Statu, hu.
mnristicky ,ruznSmi karikatu
rami vyzdobene, predstavujict
cleny a 0leniy Druziny jake
pevce-ptacky ril7Hymi zobac,
ky. RoztDmile very matt ii ma.
licci napady .jen kdyz aspof
ponekud obstojne Sc Jim vede
Co lasky k -zivotu ma jedne .
co caste unrtelosti a nechuter
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-12-07
F. Slaby-Bylansky.

IIdIld-DuuCltS ~. HAOo' sHc'
Vystavy koncerty jako
ysude We velkych mestech mali
nyni prirozehe v Prazc svo-
il vrcholnou saisonu. Nine od-
jakziva velmi zajimalo zvla-
ste umeni malirske a proto
take nevynecham ami jedine
z krasnych prednasek prof.
Ora. Jar. ;Pecirky " "Husove
Skole Svazu Oayetoveho', We
skole v Praze H., Vladislavo-
va ul., nichz pojednava pru
vodem krasnych diapositivI .
"Dejinach evropsk6ho maliT-
stvi", v ,nichz az dosud pred
vedl dila Iionarda da'' Vinci,
Michelangela Bnarotti. RAJ
faela da Urbino, Giorgicne de
Castelfranco, Tiziano da Ca
dor. Zbyvaii jeste: Jacopo Ro-
busti Tintoretto, Antonio Alle-
gri da Correggio, Albrecht Due
Ter, Matthias Gruenewald,
Hans Holbein, Lucas Cranach,
Peter Brueghel starsi. Jsou to
yesmss malif.i l6. stoleti, veku
to vrcholne renaissance "a
catku barpkniho unlfni. v
pfednaskach nejedna Sc poG-
ne vycerpani zivotopisnych
dat, nybrz o vyli6eni dobrych
um6leckych problemu a jich
resent. Jsou skutecnym umelec
kym ,pozitkem a myslim, re by
takoXe krasne pfednasky j Vas
moi drazi, velice zajimaly,
aebot' jsou skutecnou oasou V
pousti vsedniho zivota. Y To-
nicove salone ma Narodni tride
byl jsem prekvapen pokrolly
Aloise Bilka. jehIoz IMAM jeste
jako zada Malirske akademie
ma Letne, jejiz jsem takorka
bezprostrednim sous e d m,
mann tedy jiz tim sam umelec.
keho ducha, ne? OvSem um6ni
neni vonavkou, ably Jim musil
kazdy mermomoci "nacich-
nout". Dale jse4n shlednul v
poslednim okamziku vystavu
starsich teskych malifu a kre.
sliru, poradanou v Rudclfine
Spolecnosti vlastcneckych pia-
tel umeni y podivil jsem Sc, co
Krasnych obrazu jiz takovy
Fuehrer, Bergl a j. dovedli W.
tvoriti. ovsem o genialnim Ja-
roslayu Cermakovi ami nemlu-
We. X vystave te byla pripoje-
ma posmrtna vystava MAIDEN
veku 27 let zesnul6ho A. Ko-
biely, mar. v Odrach We Slez,
sku, jehoz dlla davaji tusiti,
iafcy umelec byl by nam v
tomto talentovanem malifi we
Sci. lTrpel ovsem nedcstatkem
.jako snad vsic'hni umelci. Snad
jest to jM tax souzeno, re z
bidy rodiva sc obvcejne u mas
nejvetsi umeni. Bylo by trap.
no, vzppminati, jak zivoTil
takovy Ales, Names a JIM. ge.
Move, leJichz dily dnes sc chlu
biTle.
Jiz poradani vlastni vystav,
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-12-07

stvi ma jinych stanAch Sc je-
|vfva!
Mil syn Jan . Asbestos, Co.
Richmand, Que, Canada mne
|zadal, abych "a .zaslane ma ie-
|ho adresu illustrovane anglicke
noviny panem Vankem, 1907
w. 46 ST., Cleveland O., to-
muto vazenemu krajanu pode-
koval, coz 8 velikou radosti ci.
MIN.
RoynM ,vsem oatatnim lask.
zasilateldni 2 zasilatelkam no
win ma moi sadaasp srdecne .di>
ky. Pffste esvam neco mapisi 0
|vystave prof. Make sSvabinske-
no ' Obecnim dome, kterou
Y nejhlMssch dpeeh navstivim.
'vsem mi sllnqlhlp lppzdraxb ,ze sta.
|rf vlasti!
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-12-07


lie "a dmesnlah ppmsrd umdlci
takfka znemozn@no, zvla6te'
je-li to iosud "homo novus" !
Podarf-li Sc pfece nekteremu,
umelci odstraniti vsechny pre-
skazky, stane Sc tax pravidlem
.pouze prispenim nektereho ve-
ifejneho cinitele, jenz veskery
|svoje silly nevypotreboval do
sud We vysilujicich politickych
bojich. TAX ma pr. dopomohl
* vystav6 jeho lrasnych kras-.
nych del velenadanemu socha-
ri Emanuelu Kodetovi, nemz
jsem YAM jiz sveho casu psal,
starosta mfsta DIR. j. Ulrych v
Hradci Kralove. S MIN VISTA
|voval zaroven mlady malir Fr.
Libal motivy prazske, iihoces
l. .
Ike, z Krkonos, nemeckych
NEST a severniho more. Videl
jsem ,dila ia po skonceni VISTA
Wy v Praze v atelierech obou u.
|m6lcl a $ ,radosti isem slysel
cd NIGH, ze vystava mela plny
iispech, iehod si pine .oba "a
|slouzi. Kez by bylo mozno, ta-
kove 4vystavy ceskych um6lcl
pyazskych v Americe usku-
|teGniti. Jak by Sc tim .prosp8lo
znalosti naSeho umeni. Phi
dnesnich valutnich pomerde eh
zistane ash tato tuzba je1tA
dlofho nesolaenym snem. N-
resa Mistra Kodeta jest: E. K,
akad. sochar, Praha L., karlo-
va ul.
" ,tomtez dome a na teze
chodb6 v podstfeSi ma tez !syiij
atelier i iiny jeste znamy ma :
lir, Fir. A. Jelinek. Take v je-
no atelieru byvam nekdy no.
stem a j jaho dila siri slavu
ceskeho um6ni, jsouce casio re
produkovana v "Zlate Praze',
We "Svetozoru" a j. listech.
Studoval delSi cas- i v Rime.
Miti jeho original bude jedncu
patriti k velikyni vzacnostem.
Nemyslete 81, pratele, re chci
snad umelcl lm jmenovanym de
lati nejahou nezaslouzenou re-
klamu. Ne, jejich vytvory jsou
vskutku .akovymi, jez skytaje
osv6zeni vsem duslm, schop-
nvm dos,Nl chapati prave Kra-
sno. Ostatn6 prikladam neko-
Idik fotografii intea,ieuru Kral.
lhradecke vystavy proafc ct.
redakci, aby je Ia vykladcem
lask. vystayila k posouzenf.
lZajimavou byla prednaska
pi. prof. K. Emingerove praz
|ske konservatore nedeli dine
listopadu 1923 v sale Slad-
kovskeho v obecnim dome
prazskem, We proNpech Sirotci
pece 20 ceskosl. modernich
skladatellch", ihniz jsou Jaro-
|.slav Kficka, Rudolf Karel, Va
CLAW Kalik, Karal Roleslav il
irak. v ramci techto obraZka
neni mozno .cely obsak pred
n;lsIy reproaukovati a ucinim
tax die moznosti podle svych
|stenografickych zapisku samo-
statnym referatem., Jiste re
vas tito nejmladSi ,nositele sla-
| yy a tradice ceske hubby bu-
dou zajimati. ,V2dyt' hudba
|byla a jest dosud tim carov-
nym kl,cem, ,ktery NAM 1ot tEa
| i cizi, vuci vsemu ceskemusdo-
sud uzavrena srdce, ,CiN 2a-
Ia 81 prizen Ameriky, ma pr.
Bakulova druzina? .Jen svym
krasnym 2peyem. Avsak jsem
take dokonceni tohoto dopisu
o den pozdrzel, ,-abych YAM as
pom " kratkosti mohl podati
zpravu 0 koncerte, iejz Baku-
Howl zpevacci poradali patek,
|dne Is. iistopadu 1923 rovnez
v Obecnim dome, ienz We vel.
ken sale .Smetanove. Ovsem
tTT~ <
1
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49, esa.-w -,s-s----
sNratny y mNa<u: ';Psne. rae
te .odevzdAti ;bM
'M6ayt y aa.el6eR .l(IeR ,hole'
" 'nstrllsekeTi staii. Ee kazdy.
aagsN Nya!'lQk N!y!'Q iinu.i sdeyzdasi hal '
sAatrs;'
Ale kkdyz lhole pemAr."
Ak y PRO nj ,doiaste.
4 tH3 ~ - v ---'----
Vys0stleni.
sOdkud. ,pro ;haha, to vase
kloASe pSi Sc toika nadavkama"
My lbydlimc naproti bernimu
lfadu."
New Britain herald., 1923-10-02
BOWLERS GO WILD
 0N LOCAL ALLEYS
Males Not So Wild, But Females
 Certainly Do Queer Things

Factory league games were rolled last night at both the Rogers and Ca slno alleys. At the Rogers alleys the Stanley Works league did its stuff. The Old Office took only one out of three from the. Outlaws; the Shippers took three from the Foremen; the Factory made it two out of three from the Steel men and the New Office took a couple from the Non-Producers. In the S. w. Ladies' League the Spark Plugs took a loner from the Bow Vows while the latter parked twice as loud The Cluckers played two games and won both from the None Betters and the Lucky Strikes broke even with the Go-Getters. The Bellies took two out Of three from the San Toys and the Tweet Tweets did the same thing to- the Bingo-Gang.
 At the Casino
 Hart and Cooley men romped at the Casino, the Machine Room taking two out of three from the Dumbbells, No. 8 taking three from the Gumps and No. 1 losing tow out of three to No. 2. No. won one out of three from No. and the Die room took three straight from the office. The scores:
 STANLEY WORKS LEAGUE.
New Britain herald., 1923-10-02
HORSE OWNERS SQUABBLE
 OVER TRIAL RACE PLANS
Zey Willing To Go Over Mile Course But My Own Insists on Entire
 Distance

New York. Oct. "A proposal for a race Saturday between >Zev Of the Rancocas stable, and My Own, of Ad- miral Cary T. Grayson's stable. to de- termine which three -year-old shall carry Americas colors in the s100.- GOO international contest with Papy- rus. English Derby winner. was an nounced last night by Major August Belmont, chairman of the Jockey club.
 Sam c. Hildreth, Zezs trainer, who previously had opposed a final test with My Own. has consented to the race. Major Belmont said. but only on the condition that 1t be run at a mile and an eighth, although the in- ternational match is to be over mile and half.course. Zev, because of a recent foot injury and interruptions in training, would not be prepared to race more than that distance, Hildreth said.
 Admiral Grayson, from his home in Washington, transmitted to August Belmont, chairman of the Jockey club, renewal of his offer to race My Own against Zev, at any time or any place for purse or without it at a mile and half, but declining to enter any elimination contest which was not for the same distance as the big race itself.
New Britain herald., 1923-10-02
HOPPE FILES HIS ENTRY
 FOR BILLIARD TOURNEY
VIII Defend Billiard Crown Against
 Picked Group on Oct.

New York. Oct. 2.-Willie Hoppe, worlds balkline billiard champion. yesterday filed his entry for the Inter- national lS.e balkline championship tournament to be held at the Hotel Pennsylvania beginning Oct. 29.
 Hoppe will defend his crown against a picked group of American and European stars, the entry list being restricted to six players. He won the 1922 tournament and successfully de- tended his title in match with Jake Schaefer early this year.
 Roger Cont, French billiard cham pion, who finished third in last years tournament, has sailed for the United States to enter the 1923 championship. Cont, according to reports, has been playing brilliantly abroad this season, recently scoring remarkable run of 643.
New Britain herald., 1923-10-02
CARPENTER KAYOS
 JOE IN 70 SECONDS
French Boxing Idol Has Easy
 Time With BritiSher

London, Oct. s.-1t took Georges Carpenter. the French fighter just about 20 seconds last night to put the quictus on the championship aspira- tions of Joe Beckett. who holds the heavyweight title in Great Britain. Carpentier used both lefts and rights in a brief series of exchanges, and Beckett remained on the floor for the final count.
 Great Ovation
 The two men received great ova- tion when they entered the ring for their 20-round bout and for feet ing moment Beckett was wreathed in smiles. His supporters, however, could hardly have witnessed speedier or greater disappointment than awaited them.
 Beckett led with light left to his opponents jaw, but there was no power in the blow, and Carpenter shot over left followed by a right to Beckett's jaw with terrible force, and Beckett went down for a count of five.
 Beckett is Groggy
 The Englishman got to his feet rather groggiy, and the Frenchman dashed in and with a right and left beat Beckett down again near the ropes, falling on top of him. On rising Carpenter stood back. Beckett gripped the bottom rope in an effort to pull himself to his feet, but he was so badly spent that apparently he had lost all sense of what was going on, and before the count had been his seconds threw in the towel and thus ended one of the quickest and most sensational Of heavyweight contests.
 After the fight Carpenter said it was all over so quickly that there was nothing to talk about. Asked about his future plans, he replied:
 T am off to America next month and if l beat Tom Gibbons, I expect to meet Dempsey again. Indeed, l hope so."
New Britain herald., 1923-10-02
lESZERYEARS w SPORT

1922--Hannes Kolehmainen, Finnish runner, broke worlds 30 kilo- meter record at Helsingfors, Fin land, covering distance in hour 47 minutes. 13.3 seconds. 1921--Jay Kirke, Louisville first base man set new worlds record for total number of hits in single season at 2S2. Former record was placed at 2s0 hits, by L. H. Miller of Oakland, Pacific Coast League club.
 1915-Chicago Federals went into first place in Federal League race and by breaking even with Pittsburgh the following day, clinched cham pionship in outlaw circuit. 1902-Addie Joss, Cleveland pitcher, turned in no-hit, man-reach first game against the Chicago White Sox.
 1S99-Rube Waddel, Louisville left handler, struck out 13 of Chicago team in eight innings and allowed only three hits.
New Britain herald., 1923-10-02
Over at Wesleyan

Middletown, Oct. 2.---Head Coach Martin yesterday ran the Wesleyan grid squad through an easy practice iu order to enable it to recover from the effects of the game with Bates last Saturday.
 The squad came through the game in excellent condition, there not being even minor bruises worth mentioning
 In the first game of the season. the team played well, considering most departments of the game, but showed itself to be weak in tackling, block ing and holding the ball. The coaches will drill the men we'll this week, specializing on these weaknesses, e !, order to present more finishel line
 Continued on Following Page)
New Britain herald., 1923-10-02
BABE ADAMS PICKS
 GIANTS AS WINNER
Believes That Babe Ruth Also
 Will Again Prove Bloomer
BY "BABE" ADAMS Who Pitched Pittsburgh Pirates to Victory in 1909 World series Over Detroit Tygers, and Who Has Pitched Against Giants This Year and Seen Yankees in Action.
BY "BABE" ADAMS

and seen Yankees in Action.
 Pittsburgh, Oct. 2.-1n spite of the best efforts of both the Pittsburgh Pi- rates and the Cincinnati Reds to pre- vent it. the fans of the country are going to witness another -Manhat- tan world series this fall.
 The Giants and the Yankees will be the representatives of their Sespective leagues for the third consecutive time, which in itself establishes record.
 I would like very much to have had a chance to oppose the Yankees this fall, as I opposed the Detroit Tygers conner in major league circles. But this was not to be, and l am not selfish enough to begrudge the Giants their spells. They had to work hard to get into a position to cash in on them.
 l do not believe their hard fight for the ,pennant in their own league has harmed their world series chances any. Indeed, if anything. I believe 1t has helped them, for it has kept their minds on nothing, but baseball, and has not permitted them to let down, which is often fatal.
 So far as the outcome of the series is concerned, believe that the Giants will uphold the honor of the National League and come through with a worlds title again, just as they did in 1921 and 1922.
 The Yankees didn't do much against them in either of the past two years, and I can't see much difference be- tween the Giants of this year and those of 1922.
 Perhaps the pitching is not quite as good as it was in 1922, but that of the Yankees is no better than it was last year. l figure that McGraw will have his pitchers right on edge for the October engagements, and that they will surprise the American Leaguers, who expect them to prove easy for Higgins sluggers
 The Yankees may know little more about their rivals than they did
 Continued on Following Page)
New Britain herald., 1923-10-02
KANSAS CITY TAKES LEAD.

Chicago, Oct. 2.-Kansas City is leading St. Paul by one-half game in the hot American association pennant race, as a result of an even break in while Indianapolis defeated the Saints. The standing follows: Kansas City, won 1o5, lost 54; St. Paul, won 105, lost 55
New Britain herald., 1923-10-02
AMERICANS WIN CUP.

Westbury, N. r., Oct. 2.-The American Meadow Brook polo team won the Monte rterbury cup yester- day by defeating the Birmingham combination of England, 14 to 10, in the final match of the series. The Englishmen started with a five-goal handicap, but the Americans soon overcame the lead and were never in danger after the sixth chukker.
New Britain herald., 1923-10-02
Plenty of Money Backs
 BOgash Against Malone

When u1 Lou Bogash and Jock Ma lone clash in Bridgeport Thursday night, there will be plenty of money changing hands on the result of the battle. Despite the fact that the St. Paul battler already holds two deci- sions over Bogash, the friends of the Bridgeport lad are still confident that their favorite can win and they are digging up plenty of coin to back this bp1ipf
New Britain herald., 1923-10-02
N. O. BEATS FORTH WORTH

New Orleans, La, Oct. 2.-New Or leans, Southern Association champions swamped Fort Worth, Texas League, winners, here yesterday afternoon in the fifth game of the Dixie champion ship series by the score of II to O. The series now stands games to favor of Fort Worth.
New Britain herald., 1923-10-02
BASEBALL SEASON $ ALL BUT OVER, 2 GAMES MON
 AND ONLY ONE FOR TODAY
Nationals Have No Scores to Show Today - Cleveland Wins From St Louis, Washington Loses to Athletics and Tygers Trounce White SoX - Orioles Defeat Yankees.

New York, Oct 2The 1923 baseball almost passed yesterday Only three played and only one IS scheduled today but the fans have plenty to talk aboutwh tn world series only little way of.
 In the three games that played all m the American league Cleveland 13 to in St. Louis Washington lost to in Philadelphia and Detroit l6 to ! in Chicago
 In Baltimore the Orioles defeated the Yankees in the second of A three game
New Britain herald., 1923-10-02
Princeton ScriInnagc

Princeton, N. J.. Oct. 2.--The Princeton football squad opened it's last week of practice before the initial contest with Johns Hopkins in Palmer. Stadium next Saturday with long, hard scrimmage on University Field yesterday afternoon.
 The Omelettes, who have up to yes- terday afternoon offered little resist ance to the attacks of the varsity, ap- peared with some new recruits and with stiff defense held the first team to a single tally in the course of the entire workout. Peck Euwere, Il sub stitute back, took the ball across the line from under the shadow of the goal posts after the first team had battered it's way up the field from the 50-yard line.
 The heavily padded jackets for the backs appeared on the field for tie first time this year when Worry Trim. ble put the backs through a long drill in taking out interference before tie scrimmage started.
New Britain herald., 1923-10-02
Jack Renault Knocks Out
 Fulton in the 9th Round

Boston, Oct. 2.--Jack Renaut, Can adian heavyweight, knocked out Fred Fulton of Minneapolis in the ninth round of a scheduled 10 round bout here last night. Renault weighed 195 pounds and Fulton 210.
New Britain herald., 1923-10-02
JOHNSON TO MEET SKI

Victoria. E. C.. Oct. 2.-"Scotty" today he had closed negotiations with Jack Johnson and Battling Sil5i for a ten round bout on December 26.