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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-03-26
LA SITUACIoN POLITICA DE
ALEGANIA Sc PONE MAS
GRAVE

BERLIN, MARIO 25.-- la situaci6n
polftica Sc va agravando por momentos
considerandose inminente una revolu
cl6n dirigida por Ell partido Germanico.
Un despacho de Ultima hora dice que
el Gabinete prusiano ha presentado la
dimision Y que pudiGra resultar un
cambio de Gobierno dirigido por los
caudillos del partido Germanico.
El periodico "Vossisches Zeitung'
ssegura que los Germanicos Sc disponen
! marchar sobre esta capital, ayudados
ror ciertos socialistas radicales y por
partidarios del fascismo.
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Sc ESPERA DE UN MOMENTo
A OTRO Ell FALLECIMIENTO
DE LA TNSICNE ACTRIZ
SARAH BERNHARDT
FL estado de la enferma
eg grayisimo


PARIS, mario 25.-La enfermedad
de Ia insigne actriz Sarah Bernhardt
Sc hat agrayado de tai modo durante las
iltimas horas que los medicos esperan
de un momento otro su falIecimien-
to.
Sc ha prohibido la entrada de per-
sonas particularest en- las habitaciones
de la enferma.
Los medicos han celebrado me-
sdio dia de hoy consulta.
PARIS, nlbarzo rs Sarah Bern
hardt ha entrado en- el periodo pre-ag6
nico.
Los medicos Green que fallecera cs-
ia noche. ~
PARIS, MARIO 25.-Los medicos han
perdido las esperanzas de salvar Sarah
Bernhardt. La enferma esta delirando.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-03-26
HAY INTERES POR CoNOCER
QUEEN HA DE SER Ell PRO-
XIMO CONFERENCE.-THE DE
FIRPO

NUEvA YORK, mario 25.- Sc tie
ne entendido que Tex Rickard anuncia.
ra hoy el nombre. del pr6ximo contrib
cante de Luis Angel Firpo para la slu.
cha que Sc Ievara a cabo el dia doce
de mayo pr6ximo.
En- los circulos deportistas reina ex.
traordinario interes por conocer el con-
trincante del luchador argentine, mien-
tras SO afrma Que el futuro confirm.
cante de Firpo sera Rope, otros ase
8uran, sin embargo, que sera Floyd
johnson y otros~ coelder.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-03-26
LA CAM.ARA INTERNATIONAL,
DE COMERCI0 SoLICITA UNA
CONFERENCIA INTERNACIOz
NAL ECONOMICAL

ROMA, MARIO 25-El Congreso de
u caamara International de Comercio
cue Sc esta celebrando en- esta capital
adopto hoy por unanimidad de votos,
Ia resoinci6n presentada por los dele
gados americanos para que Sc convo-
que una conferencia International eco
n6mics para discutir la question de las
indemnizaciones y el asunto de las deu-
das inter -aliadas.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-03-26
Ell. G0BIERNO RUSO Sc REU-
NE A TODA PRISA

MoSCU, MARIO 25.-El Comit6 Su-
perior de Comisarios del Gobierno Sc
ha reunido esta maiiana toda prisa
para discutir Ia situacion creada con
niotiyo del futuro ataque contra Dant-
zig.
El Comite estuvo deliberando todo
el df3 pero sus acuerdos Sc mantiencn
en- una gran rescrva.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-03-26
(Por Cable Frances)

! vARsovIA, MARIO 25-El Gobier-
no ha namado bajo las banderas a los
reservistas polacos.
Las, tropas Sc estan acuartelando
rapidamente.
Sc han suspendido las icencias mi
litares.
81 mariscal Pilsudsl1i ha pasado re-
vista a las tropas.
En- los circulos politicos Y militares
Sc estiIna inminente el ataque sohre
Dantzig.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-03-26
Ell DIPUTADo SOCIALISM,
PHILIPPE SERA PROCESADO

PARIS, mario, 25.- Ell diputado CO.
munista PHILIPPE ser& procesado per nm
delito de alta traici6n.
Ell Ministro dc Justicia M. colrat da-
"a esta tarde su opinion acerca del su-
llicatorto instruido en- 81 Parlamento
rara restarle la inmunidad parlamen-
taria a dicho diputado.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-03-26
Ell PRINCIPE Won LIPPE HA
SIDO SENTENCIADO
sOTRA VEZ

DUSSELDORF, MARIO 25.-El prin-
cipe Federico Won Lippe comparecio
aver ante I'm Tribunal Militar, acusa-
do de rebeldfa, por no obedecer 6rde-
mes de las autoridades militares.
Fu6 condenado ocho meses dc car
eel y al pago de una multa de medic
million dc marcos.
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Omitted Press, via All America Gables,


BERLIN, MARIO 25.-La question
rclativa la falta de empleos en- ell
Ruhr ha creado un serio problema que
debe ser resuelto en- seguida antes que
degenere en-. una revoluci6n,
Durante Ell dia de aver, segdn infor
mes llcgados de Essen, miles de hon.
bres sin trabajo desfilaron frente al
Ayuntanliento de esa ciudad, solicit
tando comida y trabajo.
La manifestation Sc disolvi6 pacif-
camente pero luego Sc llevaron .cabo
mitines p1blicos para pedir a las au-
toridades la resolution Immediate de
la triste sitrlacicn por la cual atravie-
san los obreros.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-03-26
iREvoLuCIoN EN- BERL1Nq

LoNDRES, MARIO 25- Circua con
bast&nte insistencia ell rirlor de que ha
estallado la revoluci6n en- Berlin.
1.-The Times acoge dicho runlor Pc
TO hace constar que 10 publica 1nica-
rnente a titulo de information.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-03-26
VEJNTE MIL HOMBRES DE
REFUERZO AL RUHR

PARIS mario 25.-Las tropas de
ocupaci6n en- la cuenca del Ruhr han
sido reforzadas durante las iltimas "a
horas por vei1ste mil hombres adicio-
males que salieron' aver. con direction
a Dusseldorf.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-03-26
PUEDE IMPORTARSE CANADO
VACUNOs ANGLO-IRI.ANDES

MELBOURNE, mario 25.--El Gobier
no ha levantado la prohibici6n rslacio-
NADIA con Ia importation de ganado va
cuno anglo irlandes.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-03-26
Ell JEFE DEL GOBIERNO ACEP
TA LAS INTERPELACIONES
SOBRE Ell RUER

PARIS, marzo 25.-El jefe dol CO.
bierno, M. Poincar6, aeept6 hoy discu-
tir las inserpelaciones explanadas por
los enemigos del Gobierno acerca de
la situaci6n francesa en- ell Ruhr.
Ell Parlamento ha fijado para Ell 80
del mes en- curse Ia discussion.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-03-26
POLONIA MOVILIZA SJ EJER
CITo PARA ATACAR DANTZIG

IoNDRES, MARIO 25.--Un telegra-
ma de Berlin la Exchange News"
confrma los rurnores de que el Gobier-
no polaco habia decretado aver la mo-
vilizaci6n de los reservistas para ini-
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-03-26
JEFES DEL PARTIDO GERMA
NICO SON ARREsTADOS EN-
BERLIN

BERLIN, mario 25.-- Las autorida-
des policiacas redujeron anoche pri-
sion al general Huger, los Comandan
tes Schroeder, y smethlage a. los pro-
fesores Danicke, Herren, Erdmann, Fa-
hrenhorst al teniendo Rossbach.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-03-26
LA QUESTION DE Los SIN TRABA-
10 EN- La CJENCA DEL RUTiR HA
CREADO UN SERTO PROBLElMA
tSte stucci6n por que atraUesan los obreros debe
ser resueltQ en- seguida

de Nueva York, fu6 electo esta mana
ma presidente dc la Camara Internacio-
nal de Comercio.
AL ser conocidos los resultados de
la election, la Camara aclam6 a su
nuevo Presidente.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-03-26
srastDLE TAtlEcrM1RNTo

e. sabado faiieci6 ea su, residencia
en- santprce Ia estipada safiora dofia
Angela Escobar de Gelpf, quien goza-
ba de muchas y merecidas stmpatfas
Envfamos nuestro mas sertido pesaz
me de condolences a. sns dendos. cs-
pecialmente a su. esposo.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-03-26
LOS GRIEGOS DEBERAN SA-
LIR DE TURQUIA ANTES DEL.
OUNCE DE MAYO

coNsTANTINoPLA, MARIO 25.-
81 gobierno turco ha informado, Que
los griegos gue deseen emigrar daberan
partir dc Turqpia ailtes del ounce de
mayo pr6ytmo despues de cuya fecha
Sc cancelar&n todos los permisos de
vtaje.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-03-26
Los RESERVISTAS- -POLACOS Sc
PREPARAN PARA IMICIAR Ell ATA-
QUE SOBRELA CIUDAD DE DANTZTG
Ell gobierno polaco ha suspenddo las Hcencas ordenq
el acuartelamiento de tropas

ciar una ofensiva sobre la cindad de
Dantzig.
"Ihe Times de aver dice que de
llevarse cabo ell prop6sito de Polonia
clio constituye una grave amenaza
la paz del mundo
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-03-26
LA POLICIA DE sEGURIDAD
ALEMAJA DE OTFENBURG
HA SIDO DISUELTA

ESSEN, MARIO 25.-Las autorida-
des francesas han disuelto aver la poll
cia' do seguridad alemana por haber
rehusado saludar las tropas de ocupa-
ci6n. ,.s
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-03-26

rredicho hoy que Ell presidente HARDING
sera reelecto para la presidencia de los
Estados Unidos, en- las eiecciones del
sflo proximo.
Los lideres republicanos hicieron esas
manifestaciones contestando a una en-.
cuesta de, la. ssUnited Press
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-03-26
Ell ACUERDO COMMERCIAL
CON PORTUGAL

CRIsTIANIA, mario 25.-- A conse-
cdencia de la derrota sufrida en- Ell Par
.amento por ell proyecto prohibcionista,
la Camara autoriz6 hoy al Gobierno pa
IA que concluya Ell acuerdo comercial
con Portugal.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-03-26
NJ. POINCARE ES oVACIONA=
DO EN- LA CALLE

PARIS, MARIO 25.- FL jefe del Co
Lierno M, Poincare fue delirantements
ovacionado en- la Gale al salir del Quay
60rsay para dirigirse su donicilio.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-03-26

Dipntados recomendar& dioho orga.
nisrno Ia ratification sin reseryas eseu
ciales de las disposiciones relativas .
los tratados. de Washington.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-03-26
1HA FALLECIDO SARAH
BERNHARDT?

NUEvA YORK, MARIO 25.-- circu-
Ian rumores de que la insigne artista
francesa Sarah Bernhard ha faIlecido
esta tarde.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-03-26
LA REGATTA DE BOTES ENTIRE
DOS UNIVERSIDADES

IoNDRES, MARIO 25.-A las cinco
dc la tarde de hoy Sc llevara a, cabo
la anunciada regatta de botes entro las
Universidades de Oxford canbrid-
ge.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-03-26
Sc PIDE LA RATIFICATION
i DE LOS TRATAD0S DE
WASHINGTON

PARIS, MARIO 25,-El Conlite de
Relaciones Exteriores de la Camara dc
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-03-26

TODOS LOS LIDERES REPU=
BLICANOS DE LOS ESTADOS
UNIDOS, PREDICEN LA RE
ELECCION DE HARDING
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-03-26

WASHINGTON, mario 25.- Todos
los lideres del partido Republicano han
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Los CRFDITos DE AI.EMANIA
PARA FOMENTAR Ia RESTS.
TENCIA EN- Ell, RUHR

ESSEN, MARIO 25.-Un cr6dito de
cuatrocientos mil millones de marcos ha
sldo extcndido por el Gobierno de Ber
lin al sindieato de Carbon aleman del
Rain FIN de ayudar para que CONT
iltle Ia politica de resistencia pasiva con
ira las tropas franco-belgas.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-03-26
LOS INSURRECTOS IRLANDE-
SEES Sc APUNTAN UNA VICTO=
RIA SOBRE LOS REGULARES

DUBLIN, MARIO 25.-Informan de
Mullingar que los insurrectos trabaron
combate esta mafana con las tropas re.
gulares destacadas alli, haciendolas re
troceder.
DieS ocho soldados del Gobierno
quedaron en- poder de los rebeldes, los
cuales siguen Ell avance.
UN AMERICANA Els Ell PREsI
DENTE DE LA CAMARA IN
TERNACI0NAL DE COMERCIO
ROMA MARIO 25.--Mr. Willis Booth
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ROMA, mario 25.-Mr. wits Booth
New Britain herald., 1923-09-05
AMERICAN LEAGUE
No Hit, No Run

Philadelphia, Sept. 5.--Samuel Jones of the New York Americans, pitched the first no-hit, no-run game of the season in the major leagues yesterday, blanking the Philadelphia Athletics, to 0. Only 20 men faced Jones, of whom three reached first Lase. Galloway received base on balls in. the first inning. In the eighth, Welch reached first on Scott's tumble of his grounder and Rykes got on when he forced Welch at second.
 Jones had no strikeouts. The Yankees gave him wonderful support were of q spectacular nature There were nine outfeld outs and IS In the infield, two of the latter being fouls to the catcher.
 The real fielding feature was made by member of the home team when Welch leaned against the right field wall, and pulled down drive from Wards bat in the ninth that looked like certain homer.
 There was much cheering among the fans when Pitcher Jones went to the mound in the ninth. Many in the crowd wanted to see him get no-hit game. With two out Galloway tried hard to reach first on bunt but was beaten by step by the ball.
 Nasty pitched good enough ball for the Athletics to win any ordinary game. He allowed only seven hits and walked only one man. Score:
New Britain herald., 1923-09-05
Pal Moran Outpointed in
 His Bout With Goodrich

Nv York, Sept. 5.-Jimmy Good rich of Buffalo, making his infrequent periodical appearance in New York scored an impressive victory over Pal Moran, New Orleans lightweight. in a fast ten round bout last night at the Greensboro Stadium. Goodrich has shown to good advantage in his few battles in this city and has yet to be beaten here.
 Moran, although a master of box ing himself. was baffled by the tactics of the Buffalo lad. Goodrich proved a fast two handed puncher and by keep ing on top of his opponent continually he forced Moran on the defensive. His leads bothered the New Orleans boxer considerably. Goodrich depend- ed, however. on his right ts score most of the points. while Moran con- fined himself almost entirely to his left hand.
New Britain herald., 1923-09-05
BY JESS WILLARD (Former Heavyweight Champion)


 The Dempsey Firpo fight will be a slugging match, with the result a toss up.
 Dempsey is not what you would call clever boxer, and Firpo Is even less of a gymnasium sparring man. It will be primitive battle.
 A grizzly bear will rip into gorilla. A pile-driver will crash aganst buzz saw.
 They talk about the wallop in Dempseys punches, but I want to tell you that Firpo hits hardest. My ribs have bent and my head has whirled under the blows of each. I know.
 Both Determined Scrappers
 And the punches won't fan the air in this coming battle. Both men can be hit.
 Dempsey hasn't often had to take the full force of straight blow in a vital place, but his policy is to plunge in regardless of punishment.
 Firpo looks from the ringside as If you couldn't miss him. He isn't as easy as that. But the trouble comes when you crash home your sledge- hammer blows and they fail to make any impression on him.
 Both have the fighting spirit. That is an essential element, and if it isn't born in a man it cannot be trained into him. They have plenty of confi-
New Britain herald., 1923-09-05
TENNIS CHAMPIONS
 WILL BE DECIDED
New Britain Tourney Players
 Ready for Competition

All is in readiness for the city tennis tournament which will be played a, Walnut Hill park. The entrants in the first round of the singles, to be com- pleted by Monday, Sept. 10, are:
 E. Schupack vs Covell. J. Cianci vs. L. Gaffney,
 M. H. Van Oppen vs. J. kirkham.
 R. Burnett vs. c. Christensen.
 Rev. Father Sullivan vs. R. Swift.
 s. Montague vs. H. Dressel.
 F. Lockwood vs. Leon Bradley.
 Harry Schupack vs. E. Lockwood.
 c. Reynolds and Bergen have drawn byes and will play the third round,
 Kron has drawn bye which car- ries him to the semi-fnals.
 All first round men are requested to get in touch with their opponents and to inform Mr. Schupack when their various matches will take place.
 Doubles 1st round to be played next week Monday "Wednesday.
 Swift-kikham vs. Lockwood Bros.
 Christensen-S -Steinman vs. Schupack Bros.
 Dressel- Myers vs. Reynolds Rev. Sullivan.
 Kron-van Oppen vs. Montague Ber- gen.
 Arrangements to play these matches should be made now and reported to Mir. Schupack.
 The fets will be collected before the matches.
New Britain herald., 1923-09-05
LEONARD A WELTER,
 DUNDEE DECLARES
Denies He Himself Is Undt..He
 Will Claim Title

New York. Sept 6.--The scheduled hfteen-round bout between the two worlds champions, Benny Leonard, king Of the lightweights. and Johnny Dundee. whose recent victory over Eugene Cirque. the frenchman. gained him the featherweight crown. which was to have, been helh ut the Yankee Stadium tonight. has been postponed. Word to that effect was given out yesterday by James J. John ston. matchmaker Of the Cromwell A. C.. under whose auspices the bout for the worlds lightweight title was to have been held. No definite date was announced for the bout, but it was stated that there would be a meeting Of officials of the club today, at which time a new date, probably Sept. as. would be set.
 There was considerable surprise among followers of boxing when the announcement was made that Match maker Johnston has appeared at the offices of the New York State Boxing Commission yesterday afternoon to apply for approval of a postpone ment of the match. Chairman Will liam Muldoon of the commission had already left for his home and was un- aware of any hitch until so informed last night.
 The reason Johnston gave in his statement issued yesterday was that he had made visit to Dundees train ing camp at West Orange, N. J., and that he was convinced that the chal- lenger for Leonard's crown was not in physical coalition to do himself jus- tice.
 Dundee, however, took the opposite view, stating that he was as fit as a fiddle. The challenger refused to acquiesce to the calling off of the bout and at once transferred his headquarters to New York, declaring that he would proceed just as if noth- ing had happened, and that if Leon-
 (Continued on Following Pagc).
New Britain herald., 1923-09-05
CARTER'S HORSE WINS
Bin Mayey Takes 2:2O and 2:15 Pace Events at Athol F'air-Good Cards Arranged.

Athol, Sept. 5.--I3in Maxey owned and driven by Harry Carter of Hol- yoke, furnished the feature at the light harness racing program of the Athol Fair here yesterday. Carter drove Bin Maxey to victory in two races. He won the 2:2O pace in straight heats After losing the first he at in the 2:15 pace. Bin Maxey found himself and handily captured the next two.
 Single c G:59), which broke the track record yesterday from 2:05 1-4, held by Mary O'Connor, to 2:oS 3-4, appeared on the track yesterday morning. In introducing this old veteran of the race track. it was stated that he had been racing for ii years. had been in 124 races, never behind the money, and had taken s6 f1rsts.
New Britain herald., 1923-09-05
Heavy Program of Practice
 Is Under Way at Amherst

Amherst, Sept. 5.--If practice will make good football team Amherst should have one of the best in its class this season. Yesterday afternoon about 40 candidates chased the pig skin around Pratt Field under the watchful eyes of Coach "Tuss" Me- Laughrey. This morning they did the same thing. They spent an hour and a half last night rehearsing plays out lined on the blackboard and studying strategy which it is hoped will cause confusion among the eleven best play CTS put on the field to represent Will Hams, Wesleyan and some six other teams this fall.
New Britain herald., 1923-09-05

Babe Ruth made but one hit in four times at bat. and resigned tho Ameri- can league leadership in batting to Harry Heilmann, the slugging Detroit outhelder, who smashed out two safe ties in three times at bat. Heilmann is now leading with percentage Of .so23 and Ruth trailing with 39i6, In the National, Wheat, the Brooklyn vet. replaced Hornsby of St. Louis as leading batsman. He is leading the Cards star by two points with per- centage of 1884.
 The Giants and Reds both won. staying the same distance apart. 3h games. The Giants defeated Boston 3 to 0. Scott pitching the shutout. The Reds trimmed the Pirates to in pitching duel.
 The Senators took a to 1 victory from the Red Sox in Boston despite the fact that Fullerton allowed only five hits.
 The Cubs trimmed the Cards in Chicago to 2. In Detroit the Tygers defeated the White Sox 5 to 2 in an uneventful game. The Indians trim med the Browns to 2, in Cleveland.
New Britain herald., 1923-09-05
Teddy, Woods Boat, Is
 Official Winner of Race

Detroit, Sept. 5.-The Teddy, owned by Gar Wood, yesterday officially was declared winner in yesterdays 150- mile international motorboat sweep stakes on the Detroit river when the race committee of the Yachtsmen's Association of America disalowed the protest of Col. J. G. Vincent of De- troit, driver of Packard -Chriscraft IT., which finished second, that the Teddy drove the last six laps without her matches.
 The race committee said it was in error in not Tagging The Teddy inn mediately after her hatches were lost and sending her to the pits to replace them, and that the driver of the boat, George Wood, misinterpreted the rules.
New Britain herald., 1923-09-05
McGINNITY's TEAM ARE CHAMPS,

Dubuque, la, Sept. 5.--The Du- buque team, managed by Joe Iron Man McGinnity of New York Giants fame, won the championship of the Mississippi Valley baseball league for 1923 yesterday, when it won two gaAes from the Marshaltown team McGinnity, who was great star back in 1905 in the National league and is now 54 years of age, pitched 25 games for Dubuque, winning 15 of them.
New Britain herald., 1923-09-05

game. count luck for at least 30 per cent.
 With big men evenly matched one is almost as liable as the other to be first with a decisive blow. The one who lands knockout need not be the heaviest hitter.
 Jess'll. Be There
 As soon as the gong sounds, as dope this fight, Dempsey will rip into Firpo with everything he has, Demp- sey doesn't wait for them to come to him.
 Firpo, in our fight started right in the center of the ring. never gave any ground and kept hammering away. That is his style. 1 believe Dempsey will find Firpo ready to stick along at his pace and shoot back as sava gely as he receives.
 Usually I don't go to fights as a spectator. I intend not to miss this one.
 It ought to be superbattle for ferceness and intensity Copyright, 1923, NEA Service, Inc.)
New Britain herald., 1923-09-05
RUTH IN TWILIGHT GAME
Yankee Star Unable to Win Game for
 Ascension Catholic Club

Philadelphia, Sept. 5.-Babe Ruth doffed his Yankee uniform in twi- light baseball game here last night and played first base for the Ascension Catholic club in a game with the Litbrothers team. Even his efforts. however, could not win the game for the Ascension team, which lost ? to 1. Ruth was credited with hit and a run and handled fifteen chances with out an error.
 The Yankee star played as a favor to the Rev. William Casey, rector of Ascension Parish. a close friend Of
New Britain herald., 1923-09-05
RIrsH sIrSPENns RICE

Boston, Sept. 5.-Sam Rice right fielder of the Washington American league club. has been suspended i'm definitely by Manager Donie Bush. it was announced here yesterday. The penalty was inflicted because of Rice's too strenuous argument with his manager. when he was criticized for lis playing Of a fy ball in the second Labor Day game with the Red Sox.
New Britain herald., 1923-09-05
TEAMS PRACTICE

The Besse-Leland nine will prac- tice Thursday evening at the play ground and all players are ordered by the management to be on hand to get ready for the third game in the city title series next Sunday. The Corbin team practices at the park tomorrow night and Friday at St. Mary's.
New Britain herald., 1923-09-05
State Bowling League
 Onens Here This Evening

The State league will open tonight. The Casino will bowl Rogers. Rec. team at o'clock at Rogers. Rogers Rec: Foote. Thompson. Ryan, Frisk, Anderson, Brennecke. Casino: Myers, Sattler, Howard. Campbell, Lemeris, McDonough.
New Britain herald., 1923-09-05
JONES PITCHES NO HIT AND
 NO RUN GAME, THE MACKMEN
 BEING UNWILLING VICTIMS
Only 29 Men Face Yankee Twirer Three Reaching First Base-Reds Put Crimp in Pirates Aspirations But Kelly's Homer Sends Giants Back to Club House With Another Win-Washington Wins Hot Game.

New York; Sept 5-sam Jones the Tanks solemn ball tos ser from Woodsfed o. his large letters in the history of baseball yesterday by shutting out the Athletics in Philadelphia without hit The Tanks won to An error by way in the first deacted but slightly from otherwise perfect record Only three the history of modern baseball have kept the bases spoess through whole game Cy Young Add Joss and Charley Robertson.
New Britain herald., 1923-09-05
PIRATES Ys. FAFNIRs.

The last game in the city league, a title contest between the Pirates and the Fafnirs. will be played at Walnut Hill park at s:SO ?. m. Saturday. To the winner belongs the cup and title sf city league champions. The Pirates f<fIi practice at ths Psrk this evening.