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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-05-06
M. PELLETIER EXPLICA A SU GO
BIERNo LA CAUSA DE sU DEMoRA

PARIS, mayo 5. Gable Frances).-
Ell teniente de aviacion, M. Pelletier
ha explicado al Gobierno de Francia
que SUI demora en- la mission que lie ha
sido encomendada Sc debe a una averia
que ha sufrido ell motor de su aeropla-
no.
M. Pelletier ha sido enviado en- mi
sion especial por ell Gobierno de Fran
cia a China.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-05-06
LOS DELEGADoS HYMANS Y THEU
MS HAN SALIDo DE BRUsELAs

BRUSELAS, mayo 5. Gable Fran
cec).-Los delegados belgas Theunis y
Humans. han salido de esta ciudad pa
ra Lsondres anteayer.
Seran invitados a conferenciar por
M. NC. Donald a fines de semana, pa
sando luego a co~nferenciar con M. Mus
solini en- Turin.
Las conferencias no seran eiciales nj
tampoco Sc tomaran acuerdos. Tan solo
seran Gambia de impresiones para yer
de aplicar en- Alemania ell Programa
del Comit6 de Expertos en- 10 que Sc
refiere al pago de indemnizaciones de
Guerra.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-05-06
VENDO

ma casa dsaconcreto de dos plantas
en- la Ave. Taft No. 5, cerca de los ba-
nos de a Ambas plantas estan al
quiladas a buenos inquilinos sin compro
misc . Para informes p. Perez, Box
|221, telsfono 2s5, San Juan, P. R.
Advt.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-05-06
NO HA HABIDo DESoRDENES EN-
LAS ELECCIoNES ALEMANAS

BERLIN, mayo 5 Omitted Press)-
Las elecciones Sc estan celebrando en-
toda la nacion dentro del mayor or
den possible, sin haber tenido que Ia
mentar nj un solo encuentro nj un
solo tumulto. Ell orden reina por do
quier.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-05-06
NUEvo GABlNETE EN- HoNDURA,

WASHINGTON, mayo 5 Omitted
Press)-El Embajador americana en- la
republica de Honduras ~telegrafio
al DEPARTMENT. de Estado, que
ell nuevo gabinete del gobierno de
H honduras acababa de formarse,
y que en- Ell han entrado hom-
bres que eran completamente ajenos a
las facciones revolucionarias que acau-
dillaba Morales. Hay la creencia ge-
neral de que este gobierno coalicionis-
ia vendra a asegurar la paz de La re-
publica.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-05-06
Sc alquila 0 Sc vende

Una hermosa Residential de dos
plantas en- Ell parque residential del
CONDADO.
Informes: A. SIMONPIETRI, clio
Sobrinos de Ezquiaga. San Juan, Pto,
Rico.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-05-06
UN NUEvo DEscUBRIMIENTO
EN- MEDICINA

BERLIN, mayo 5. Gable Frances).
Los profesores Froesch y. Iapment
del Institute de Hygiene veterinaria de
Berlin, han anunciado ell descubrimien-
to de 10 que ellos Green un remedio en-
caz para la curacion de la iebre aftosa.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-05-06
|EL SENADO Sc PROP0NE APROBAR VARIOS
PROYECTOS De LEY QUE HAN SIDO RECHA-
ZADOS POR Ell PRESIDENTE
AVER Sc LLEVARON A EFECTO LAS MSCRLP-
Clones EN- ALEMAMA

fracasar la exploitation de los aliados,
ha arrojado en- ell ano 1928 un exceden-
tie de SOC millones de marcos por 10
que Sc calcula que en- ell aho de 1924
llegaran las ganancias a cerca de tres
millardos de marcos orc.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-05-06
UNA BoMBA HACE EXPLOSION
EN- MEDIC DE UNA REUNION
FASCISTA EN- ITALIA

LAvIOSA, mayo 5. Gable Frances).
-Mientras Sc celebraba una reunion
del Partido Fascista y a la cual habia
asistido un miembro de la Comision de
R-eparaciones y su s~efora, hizo explc-
sion una bomba de dinamita hiriendo
a varios de los asistentes entire ellos
la senora del Delegado de la Comision
de -Reparaciones.
Las autoridades tratan de descubrir
a los criminales. ,
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-05-06

WASHINGTON, mayo 5 Omitted
Press)-Se observa ansiosamente la pri-
mera prueba de la fuerza que Ell Pre-
sidente Coolidge pueda tener IN Ell
Congreso, al ser reconsiderado Ell mar
ties ell Bill del Senador Bursum conce-
diendo un aumento en- las pensiones de
que disfrutan en- la actualidad los We
teranos de la guerra civil Ell Senador
Bursum asegura que SUI proyecto Sc ha-
"a ley por encima del veto del Presi-
dente Coolidge, al .igual que Ell. Bono
del Soldado, sobre I. cual Ell Presiden-
tie tiene Il actuar antes del ounce
del corriente, y al cual Sc espera que
Ell Presidente ponga su veto tambien.
BERLIN, mayo S. (Cable Frances.)
Aver Sc llevaron a efecto EN- Ale
mania las elecciones generates dentro
del mayor orden. Ha sido enorme ell
No. de votantes que han lido al tic
ket electoral excediendo en- I'm 80o%
al numero de electores de los diferen-
ties amos anteriores.
A pesar de que Sc creia que debido
a la e~xcitacion de las masas obreras de
aquel pals Sc registrarian algunos mo-
tines %serios, tan solo Sc han registra-
do ligeros tumultos en- Berlin.
En- Berlin, ell Ruhr, la SAKE y en- los
districts industriales de la region Ber-
linesa, la proportion del Partido Obre-
70 ha sido enorme contra los demas par
tidos.
Han resultado reelectos ell Canciller
Marx. los ministries: Stresseman de Re-
laciones Exteriores, Rudolph Meser de
Transportation, Eduoard Hamm de Eco
nomias, Otto Gessler de Defensa, Hans
Luther de finanzas, Braums de Ira
bajo y Foef1e de Territories ocupados.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-05-06

sido fomentada por los elementos CO.
munistas v esperan l~ocalizarla antes de
que Sc haya ~extendido a otras regiones
de la nacion.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-05-06
Ell ADvENIMIENTO DE LA REPU
BLIcA EN- GRECIA HA sIDo CELE
BRADo CON UN ''TE DEUM so
LEMNE' EN- LA CATHEDRAL

ATENAS. mayo 5. Gable Frances.)
Ell advenimiento de la Republica en-
Grecia ha sido celebrado con un "Te
Deum Solemne'' que fue cantado en- la
Cathedral de esta capital.
Aver a medic dia los ejercitos de
mar y TERRA, prestaron juramento de
fdelidad a la Republica en- ell Campo
de Marie.
LAS MINAs DE ALEMANIA VIE
MEN sIENDo ExPLoTADAs A sA
TIsFAcCIoN PoR Los ALIADos
PARIS, mayo 5. Gable Frances).-
Las minas de Basin a pesar de todos
los esfuerzos de Alemania por hacel
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-05-06
Una circular de
la Junta de Elec-
clones

JUNTA INSULAR DE ELECCIONES
San Juan, P. r.
CIRCULAR NO. Is
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New Britain herald., 1924-08-04

 
BOYS SOCK
 BALL, WIN 2 GAMES
Defeat MiddletOWn Falcons and
 An.Kenslnston

The coFhia Red soK came through
 with two victories over the week'ead lhe first lime they have done this this season, uR until now the Red Sex have had everything possible happen 10 them, from losing two games straight and being shut out without a hit until, this past weekend, they won two games, The victims were inc Ali-lSensingtans who lost 4 lhrf verdict, and the Aiddlet0wn Falcons who owed under a 10 to 5 oppression,
 The NiddletaHn Falcons Saturday afternoon gave the locals q good scare and when they went ta hat m the fifth inning The score was five 10 one against. They suddenly ievel- oped their batting eyes however, and two 'alean huflers suffered greatly as if runners romped across inc plate,
 In Sundays game in Nnnslnglon the sox left no dispute as 10 which team was superior, Hitting Hayes and Chant for IA hingles for Il total of si bases. lhe locals stopped inc kensington boys winning streak, Hein pitched a pretty game after four runs had been scored on pass, four errors and one hlt he put on steam and was never again in trouble.
 Al Blanchard and smith both had good days with tho stick. A getting four out Of Ave. one Il two-bagger. Smith got three In five. including n double and triple,
New Britain herald., 1924-08-04
WOMEN GOLFERS MEET
champioQ Edith Cummings Is De- lending Her Title Today at Chicago 
Matches.

Chicago, Aug. 4.---Woman national golf champion, Edith Cummings, the defending titleholder, Miriam Burns of Kansas City, six former western champions, and some f50 other women golfers, including many state. city and regional titlists, today played the qualifying round of the women's western golf championship at On- Nentsia club.
 While Miss Burns automatically qualified because of the title she won at Exmoor club last year by defeat- ing Louise Eordyce of Youngstown. Ohio. in the finals. she elected to play today for the practice and chance to win low medal honors. Miss Cummings, while she has won honors abroad, in addition to the national crown, has never won the western honors. She is favorite, however, as the play is over her home course.
 Thirty-two players will qualify for the championship flight and 1s for each of two other flights. Match play will be at s holes until the finals on Saturday when 36 holes will be played for the title.
New Britain herald., 1924-08-04
JaglowsM Holds Hartford Boys
 10 Four Hits and Falcons Win
Defeat Colored Stars in Sunday Game by Score of 1 to Locals Take Lead in Fourth Inning.

The Falcons defeated the coloTed Stars Of Hartfard Sunday afternoon al kt. Mary's feld by score of to l, The game was hard fought and closely contested all the way. laglaNski pitched masterly ball and allowed the Stars but four hits.
 The colofed a1ars were the first 10 score when in the opening inning af- ter two batters were retired by strikes, ], Willis got hit 10 right field and scored when [, Willis sent sefeaehing triple to left field, The next batter was retired on strikes, The eaiored lads held the bulge until the fourth inning when the locals landed on the offerings Of Strong and sent him to the showers. Kredar The first batter singled 10 right and stole second, Kiatka sent him home with the first run when he singled 10 center field. Klatka was thrown out al third on Deyito's gronnder 10 short. He stole second and scored on several wild throws. Merrick then tripled 10 een- ter field. Zeisler was safe on first when the catcher made A wild throw of his grounder. Both Merrlek and Zeigler scored when Hill dropped Jag lowskis fly to center field. Sedsewick ended the inning by sending up a pop fly. The score:
New Britain herald., 1924-08-04
BROWN KEEPS TITLE
Missouri Valley Tennis Champ Also
 Gets New Grown

By The Associated Press.
 Sioux City, Iowa, Aug. 4. -- Wray Brown, of St. Louis, retained his title as Missouri Valley tennis champion and annexed the interstate title as well, on the courts of the Shore Acres Boat club here yesterday defeating Myron Hutchinson, St. Paul, Minn., in q four-set amtch, i-6, 6-2, s-2, 6--3.
 Half an hour after his singles match, Brown went back to the court and paired with his brother, Wood- ward Brown. won the doubles title, defeating Carl Meyer and Walter Newell, Kansas City, "a, 6--4, 6-1, G---2.
 Miss Lottie Fuller, Leavenwortfl, Kan, successfully defender her valley title, defeating Miss Ruth Hager, Kan sas City, 4--G. 6-2, 6-2, in the ~om- cn's singles finals
 Horace Barton, Sioux Falls, S. D., and Charles Bauer, Mitchell. & D., won the junior doubles by beating Al Finhel and G. Duessirg. Omaha, 6---3. 4-s. 6--i. G-t.
 Miss Fuller and Miss Hager retain ed the women's doubles title when they beat Miss Sadie Peer and Miss Ruth Richardson. of Kansas City, 6--3. 6-3.
New Britain herald., 1924-08-04
PIRATE JUNIORS WIN
 FROM PLAINYILLE BOYS
Get n to Decision Over Visiting rlonees-,IcAamara Pitches
 For Youngsters

In the third game Of three game series played between the Pirate Jrs.. of this city and the Plainvile Pion- eers, the local outfit took the verdict by iS-s count in game played at Walnut iilil Park Saturday afternoon. Every members of the Pirate team helped in the victory with the hitting of Reynolds being the feature. this boy getting hits out of five trips to the plate.
 McNamara took the mound for the Pirates and kept Plainyilles hits well scattered. Toli who was on the mound for the visitors. pitched good ball but errors by his teammates off, set his good exhibition. Miller and Tolli hit hard for the visitors with Boyle and Conway. in addition to Rey- holds hitting well for the Pirates.
 4 FpIs
New Britain herald., 1924-08-04
Manchester Youth Dies
 When Struck by Trolley

Manchester, Aug. 4.-Cletus Cur tis, 23 years old, died at the Manches- ter Memorial hospital at S:30 o'clock last night of concusion of the brain sustained late Saturday night when the automobile which he was driving on Center street collided with a Hartford Manchester trolley car, driven by John Robinson. The crash occurred when Curtis, proceeding west on Center street, failed to stop when, it is alleged, the motorman blew his whistle. immediately follow ing which he stopped the trolley car. Curtis, however, kept on going, it is said, and the impact resulted in the wheel being thrown from Curtis hands, in consequence of which Cur tis' body was crushed against the steering post.
New Britain herald., 1924-08-04
TIGERS ARE BACK M FIRST,
 YANKEES ONE POINT BEHIND
Washington in Turn is But Half Game in Rear-sisler Defeats Senators - ChisoS Lose to Athletics and Cleveland Beats Bos.on-Giants With Nehf in Box, Beat Cubs-Pirates Trounee Robins.

New York, Aug, l.-If the Ameri. can league race becomes much closer the relative standing of the three leaders will have 10 he measured with a fourth dimension yardslick, De- frait today is back in first place, one point ahead Of the Yankees who. Tn turn. have s half game advantage over Washington,
 Still nursing bruises sustained in Et, Louis. the Hngmen attempted 10 beard the tiger In his den with dire results. Cobb and his loyal followers threw 4?.on0 fans into frenzy Of de. light hy conauering the intruders, D to 2. The feature was Heilnan's ses- enth home run Of the season,
 Sisters single and MeManus' circuit drive were lhe deciding factors in st Louis :. to victory over Washing ton. Judge saved the Senators from n shnt.ont with four-baser in thu eighth.
 Inability to hit when essential caused the downfall of Chicago at the hands of the Athletics 10 ,. A four-run rally In the second drove Thurston 10 the showers
 The combined efforts Of smith and shaute limited Bostons hit total 10 fve as Cleveland hagged 10 sic- tory. Boone kept mp the interest 10 tho end with home run in tho sev- enth.
 1nasmuch as Arthur Nehf was in form. there was nothing for the Cubs 10 do but accept 10 10 beating from the Giants as gracefully as pos sible. The defeat cost Chicago second place, which Pittsburgh usurped through win in Brooklyn. ground ball from snyder's bat smashed Grigs- by's sun glasses and compelled him to retire.
 Tn the only other National league engagement the Pirates sent the Robins home to tasteless supper on the short end of a to score. Yde registered his eighth straight victory. Manager McKechnie brooded on his indefinite suspension incurred at the Polo grounds Saturday, as grand i A
New Britain herald., 1924-08-04
f6 HORSES BURNED

Norwalk, O., Aug. 4.--Sixteen race horses were burned to death late last night in fire which destroyed one of the three barns at the Huron county fair grounds here and for a time threatened destruction Of all buildings on the grounds.
 Horses which perished include Worthy Boy, Rejected. Irma J. Moro, Bonnie Delight and Bonnie Direct, frequent racers on half-mile harness tracks.
 caused by sparks from a hot water heater in the barn. No estimate of the loss could be obtained.
New Britain herald., 1924-08-04
Pirates .I'rin, saints

Tho Pirates kept ID their monot= enons winning streak by defeating the saints 10 to Q in combination ot good and bad baseball. Up 10 the fifth inning il was a fine game. with honnrs almost even. The Saints had gotten a single tally. il double by "Neryo" Nelson, and tho Pirates had collected two hits and one run.
 Rut here beginnith the story of the slaughter. Aiorelli. first ID for tho Pirates. bnnted md was safe on first on a hit In the infield, Jaspar fol- lowed with another bnnt, which ha heat out. This was hit number two. Conway hunted down the third base line and bent it out for the third con- seeutiye infeld hit. The bases were filled. schmitt also bunted and was safe on flelder's choice as Conlon threw out Morelli at home. Johnny sheehan then put down the fifth straight bunt and was safe, Jaspar scoring on Matty Hayes error. minute later Conway romped home on a passed ball and then Slim" Poltis broke tho string of five bunts by lac- ing out single. scoring sheehan. Reynolds trotted meesly back to the bench on three strikes, but Hall hit and sim" came home. schade hit 10 the second baseman who touched the bag. putting Hall down for the third out. Six hits, four of them in- field bunts. three of which were safe hits had brought in six runs.
 There was no further scoring until the seventh when Red" Reynolds was walked after two were down and scored on hit by Hall. Hall scored on triple by Schade. The eighth and final inning saw two more Pirates score. Conway and Sheehan. Both were gifts for Conway was safe on Smiths error and Sheehan was pass cd. Then sim Politis cleaned things up with a triple.
 The Saints never once threatened. and aside from '"Nervo" Nelsons hit in the opener, they got but one other bingle, double by Smith in the sev- enth.
 "Nervos' presence in the Saints outfield, as well as Matty Hayes be- lind the bat, was due to generosity on the part of these two players. Hayes took Donahue's place when the latter split his finger and Nelson filled in for q missing outfelder.
New Britain herald., 1924-08-04
Yale Management Arranges
 New System for Tickets

New Haven, Aug. 4.--Under new plan for the allotment of tickets for Yale university football games in the Bowl here next fall, the Yale univer- sity Athletic association will issue sea- son books calling for admission to the North Carolina. Georgia, Brown and Maryland games For the Dartmouth game on October IS, the season book holder will own coupon entitling him to apply for an unlimited number of tickets for that contest. Coupon holders will be entitled to apply for two tickets for the West Point game on November 1 and for one ticket for the Yale- Harvard classic Nov. 22.
New Britain herald., 1924-08-04

Nillimantic. Aug. 1. - Willimantic downed New Britain yesterday after noon at Recreation park. ' 10 5. in n contest that featured all of the good and bad in the national game. fifty per cent of tho hits were long drives. two home runs. a triple and five two bagrers. with honors even in that re- spect.
 Dick Hyland was holding his own until the seventh inning when two singles and double and sacrifice fly nominated him for the dugout and the rest of the job vas finished by Hiram Scott. sharpe's drive to deep center for tour Of the bases counted the first score in the opening inning. Harlowe also hit homer.
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New Britain herald., 1924-08-04
Cincinnati
Borg Shatters World Mark
 In London Swimming Meet

London, Aug. 4.-Anne Borg, the Swedish Olympic swimming star, yes- terday broke the worlds 1000 yard swimming record, says a despatch to the exchange telegraph from Copen- hagen. Borg made the distance in 12 minutes 20 4-5 seconds. The old rec ord 1a minutes A 3-5 seconds, was held by Norman Ross of Chicago.
New Britain herald., 1924-08-04
HARL0WE LEADS LEAGUE
Local Player Leads League in Hit ting, With Local Team Second in Team Batting.

Of interest to the New Britain fol- lowers of the local entry in the State league will be the news that Harlowe of the B-L team has assumed the bat ting leadership of the league, having jumped his batting average in three weeks from 33s to 392, passing out Ray Holden, Torrington manager, who has an average of 3S6.
 In the team batting the local entry is in second place with a team bat ting average of 255, which is 12 points behind Bristol, who leads the league in team batting with an av- craze of 267.
 The averages of the individual play CTS show that the team can boast but three players who are hitting for over 300, with Harlowe batting 392; Ieilike 333, and Scott hitting for S15. The averages of the others of the team members are as follows: Goeb, 2o7; Berg, 25o; Begley, 233; Dunlap, 22s; Greene, 221; Mullen, 205; Matchton, 1S7; Palmer, 125; Hyland, Oe1.
New Britain herald., 1924-08-04
NATIONAL LEAGUE

, Rev York, Aug, .,-Arthui Nehf vas in
 seal form hsfe yesterday and held ehieaga tn slsht hits and two fnns, by losing sss' terday chicago dropped 10 third plscs, s fraction Of point behind the Pirates who defeated Brooklyn,
 Gflgshy NHs hit in the face hy hattsd hsil hy snyder in the second inning, the blow breaking his field glasses and fore' ing him 10 retire from inc game, Chicago .,....,...,,,,A AAh 0hn n.Ar- New York ...............I00. ifG sNN-in
New Britain herald., 1924-08-04
Steam Rollers Lose Game
 To Boston Natl. Leaguers

Providence, R. l.. Aug. 4.-The Bos- ton Braves defeated the Steam Rollers nine of this city to 3 in well play cd game here yesterday. Andrews held the major leaguers to five hits, but lost control in the fourth and the Braves tallied four runs on two walks, two hits and an error. The score:
 R.H.E. Boston ....,.. -o00 400 100--5 5 2 Steam Rollers. on1 200 000--5 14 3 Lucas, Mann and O'Neil; Andrews and Connors.
New Britain herald., 1924-08-04
PIRATES !, pOpGEns 2.

Brooklyn, August i.--Aftef Grimes had held inc Pirates down 10 two hits in eighi innin. yesterday. they punched two triples, double and two singles In tho ninth to win tlie opening game of \ five game series hy 10 {, ida registered his eighth straight victory, keeping the Dodgers hits scattered. Three fast double plays helped him.
 Manager Mekechnie watched the game from the granistand. having heen indefinite ly suspended for Saturdays disturbance at tho Polo Grounds. shortstop Harry Silver. man hns rejoinel the Brooklyn club Pittsburgh ....,.......,,0 ,0Gh 0fa nht--5 Brooklyn ...............1f0 900 0el-.
New Britain herald., 1924-08-04
BREAKS COURSE RECORD

Patterson, N. J., Aug. 4. - North Jersey Country clubs course record was broken yesterday by John Gold en, club professional, who went over the 1S-hole course in 67. five better than par. He had seven hirdies Sullivan, made the course in 73. Golden and Sullivan won the four some from Frank Whitehead and Paul Duvel.
New Britain herald., 1924-08-04

1 hg Earl sHselA. started ihs Athletics eA 2 rally and they drove Hollis Thufsian of
 the mound m lhs sseena lHnins, defeating
 EhiCaGo 10 ia ths tlrs game af tAs
 series, Burns was hit hasi, hpl the 10. sals wsls unable to hit in iis nihVhes, Webb s'hnltR, recruit pitcher from
 llaughtan, M h., worked one inning for the Ahlle EaA,
 Philadelphia s.,,tt,s,sat'i eiA talws ehleAgn ..Aa...sat,t....aaoa aaoa hos ela-a
New Britain herald., 1924-08-04
FALCONS

Two base hit, DeNito; three base hits (. Willis Merrick: bases on balls, of Jas lowski 1: struck out, by Jaglopski :: Strong 2: McIntee 2; stolen bases, scdgewick De- Vito; double plays Merricls to klatka; left on bases Falcons (: Colored Star s; hits off JagiouskI 4 Strong { in 31-5: McIntee in 4a-3: umpire, santter; time Of game 55; hit by pitcher, by Strong tJarvis.)
New Britain herald., 1924-08-04
INnIANS l. TED Snx 2.

Cleveland, Aug. 4.---Cleveland won a pitchers battle from Boston yesterday, to .. Sherrod Smith was behind in the seventh inning when hc retired for a pinch hitter. shsute pitched he last two innings. against Ehmke and held the Red soS eterelese Boston's second run was home run by Boone to open the seventh inning.
 Boston ............,.....0 0no 100 lha-@ Cleveland ..........,..,.6oo plo oGx--5
New Britain herald., 1924-08-04

f"FU1H IktH sVA '''''''''' 'HIV "F' VT ' Falcons ................01 .01S 1hn 000-- j
 Two base hits Corbin, Fitzpatrick, Huber T. Blanchard, Ferguson: three base hits Smith, Preisser; sacrifice hit Fitzpatrick; bases on balls off Blanchard ,; off czuha 1; Dazzle 2; struck out. hy Blanchard 1, by CzGba 3; Dage 2: stolen bases Snyder Preisser. A. Blanchard t2); double plays Czuba to wiernazs left on ha ses corbin 6; Falcons :; passed ball, Jackson q Loven": 1st base on errors, Corbin 1: Falcons i; hits off Dagle s; Cuba C: umrires, Erauth time of game 2:1o,
New Britain herald., 1924-08-04
BOSTON TYPOS LOSE

Chicago, Aug. 1. -- The Chicago typesetters, hosts to other printers from various parts of the country in the annual international printers baseball meet. yesterday defeated the Boston Typos. 4 to 0. Tn the second game of the day. Detroit outsugged Pittsburgh. l i to S.