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YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1924-08-08

je -tfacena ma formular1 G. DBL.
Formulare tieto nebudn davane
organizaciam, aby boly rozsirene.
Kazdy jednotlivec musi sa sam
hlasit' a vyziadat' 81 takdto apli-
kaciu, vyplnit' zaslat' General
nemu Komisarovi do Washingto-
nu. Ked' je NONE, vybavenie zia-
dosti sa urychli, ked' 81 ziadatel
vymoze od prist 'ahovaleckych IL
radov doklad, re boil riadne pri-
pusteny, v tel tel dobe. Vedl'a
toho je nutne prilozit' dve foto-
giraffe ziadatel'a ma tenkom pa
pieri, ably sa mohly dat nalepit'.
Poplatok v obnose 800 musi byt ,
prilozeny a to U. S. Money Orde-
rom alebo certifikovanym cekom.
Keby nahodou ziadost' bola od-
mietnuta, poplatok sa vrati. Po-
stovnt stemple, alebo peniaze v no
tovosti sa neprijimajn. Fotografi-
cke podobizne musia byt' aspon
2 a pol palcov Stroke a dlhe ne
smd byt' vyse dvoch palcov (in-
COW. Ziadost' musi byt' potvr-
dena notarom, alebo nradnikom,
ktoryv je opravneny prijfmat' pri-
! sahu a ukladat' prisahu.
Ked' niekto chce ziadat' o pre-
dlzenie permitu, musi osobne ma
pisat ziadost' ma Generalneho o
Komisara a to pod prfsahou, OPT
sat vSetky podrobnosti, kedy pri-
siel do cudzej zeme, ktor6 staty
kraji navstivil cd chvile opu-
stenia Spoj. Statov, axe d6vody
sti, re sa dozarduje predlzenia a
k ziadosti musi byt' permit pri-
lozeny. Ziadost' takato musi byt ,
podana dost' zavcasu, pred wy
prsanim permitu. Keby ziadost
bola zamietnuta a povolenie pre-
dlzene nebolo, vtedy sa starry per-
nit vrati ziadatel' je povinny
vo svojom vlastnom zaujme sa
vratit' do Spoj. statov do casu,
do ktoreho je permit platny.
| Keby niekomu sa ztratil permit,
musi sa starat', ably 81 vymohol
cd konzula americkeho pravidelne
vizum. Permit je ma zvlast' upra-
venom papieri a kazda oprava,
alebo vyskrabanie eini permit ne
platnym. Ia kazde obnovenie per-
mitu plati sa dodatocne $500.
Kto 20 ziadatel'oy by chcel pi-
| sat- pre- formular'k vyplneniu zia-
dosti svojim materinskym jay
kom, sotva by takejto ziadosti bo-
la venovana pozornost'. Tedy do
bre je ziadost' zaslanie formu-
laru &. 631 v anglicksj reel ma
pfsat'. Mozete pisat' takto:
Dear Sir:
Please send me copy of Appli-
cation Form 631 for a permit to
reenter the United States after a
temporary visit abroad.
| Respectfully yours,
| Ziadatel' potion obdrzf formu-
lar {. 631 a MIN formu {. 634,
kde s1 vyznacene navody, jako
treba Aadost' vyplnit'. Formu-
lare tieto mozu byt' zaslane len
ziad datel 'ovi priamo, ziadnym a.
gent1ram.
Nikto sa nesmie domnievat', re
snad' tento permit uz zarucuje
prist 'ahovalcovi, vracajdcemu sa
z docasnej navstevy, pristup do
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st 'ahovaleckym. TAX ma priklad
prist 'ahovalec vracajdci sa z do.
casnej navstevy musf hyt' zdra,
Wy. KeSy sa u neho naslo, ze trpi
dajakou nakazlivou chorobou, mo-
ze byt' deportovany. Keby l.
nom smere nevyhovoval prist a,
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tiez deportovany. Ma priklad pri.
st'ahovalec neznaly pisma ci
tania materinskej reci. Takeho.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1924-08-08
CHARLES
\ TT "a
' LEWIS
LIEUTENANT
GOVERNOR

(Subjee the Republican Primaries)
EHARLES H. LEWIS, Harpster, Ohio, President of
~ the Ohio Coolidge Club, is candidate for the
Lieutenant Governorship of Ohio. Mr.. Lewis stands
foursquae for Republican principles and law enforce
and noted for his patriotism and public spirit.
He prepared for the position he seeks by potent back
ground of legislative business educational and social
achievements He has just been appointed of three
members from Wyandot County of the Central Commit
tee of the State Council Ohio Good Roads Federaon He
has read law and studied political economy thoroughly
Mr.. Lewis is farmer banker, publisher, all around
business college graduate and life member of the
League of Ohio Sportsmen The American Legion boys
know him their friend and he has failed heed
appeals from the church. the schools and the Red Cross
any other worthy organization. .a
His slogan s "A campaign of education and legislation
!. accordingly"
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1924-08-08

: Chystajte sa ma slovenskt Deh
q. augusta v Idora Parku !!
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1924-08-08

kleneu ktora odber cd nej tovaru Wac nez JEDEN
MILLION DOLAROv rocne. Tato spoocnost teraz roz-
sruje ably mohla obszt svojch zakaznkov lepsie aby
mohla vyuz mnohe prlezosti ku zarobeniu peazi Ked
teto pany bud prevedene nasa chopno zarabana bude
vel mi zvysena. Spoocnost zamysla zakupoyat
ovorenom trhu svoju ruku tax usport' 40To zsk
sprostredkovatea pre- seba. Ably moha vykonat Spo
locnost potrebuje zvacst mat dodatocny kapital
PRAMENE ZISKU:
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1924-08-08
Papier a papierove vyrobky

$2OOOOOOO rocne Gisteho zarobku Ten sy kapal moze
upotrebit pat razy rocne
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1924-08-08

Povolava ct. obecenstvo nahadnut' do ich vel mi W.
nosntho mportneho obchodu jest bude pine uspokoene
po obdrzani yorkskeho saneho korporacneho carte
zakdpt ch 10 Preferred castiny omedzeny pocet
Common iicastin.
> THE FOREIGN TRADE DEVELOPMENT COMPANY
boa zalozena pred Is rokm Tato spolocnost predavaa
ako brokerska frna dobrej hodnoty ovar clanky
pre- amerckych vrobcov predavaa tovar cudzozem
skych podnikov ejto krajne rozhodnm zdarom. Len
cudzozemskych krajnach ma ato spolocnost ste rhy
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1924-08-08

pagandy ami organzacia predavacov udrzavane pre-
to cely kapta moze byt pouzy pre- obchod obrat no
ce Wac razy zarobene vysokeho zisku Spolocnost
ma tsice doarov obednavok po ruke teno tovar.
dostatoGnym kaptalom hodne zsky s1 zaistene. s@~
Spolocnost' pondka Vam 100 Cumulative Preferred
castiny. Al Common castiny mozu byt' kdpene jedna
kazdymi dvoma Preferred. .' se."
SpoloGnost' bude 1Ginkovat' pod carterom New York
tau kazdou zabezpekou pre- obecensvo. Jej zarobky
mozu byt' mnoho razy tol'ko nez dvidendy pozaduj1
Pine vysvetlenie dame vd acne kazdemu kto zauma
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1924-08-08
Stenovy papier

SpooGnost' ma zabezpeceny odbyt pre- stenovy paper
najlepsch papierni France Belgcka Rakska Norvez-
ska Teno obchod e tiez zskupny esto este al diva
dsa alebo Wac pramenov ktore by molly byt spome
mute, korm Spolocnost moha by najst' lahky odbyt.
SPRAVA tejto Spoocnosti je rukach vel'mi siicich
muzov kej zk1senosti vyvoznom dovoznom obore
spou schopnym muzm siroke obchodne zkisenost ie
to 1009o amercky vel el'koobchod.
Moze bezpecne tvrdit re nenajde sa vynosnesieho
rozumneho bezpecneho podhikana nez ie toto Treba
mat pamat ze tn ME e treba stavat tovarne budovy
nereba zadne drahe vystroen neteba oznamkove pro-
New Britain herald., 1924-06-12
POWERS INDEFINITE
Chinese Foreign Office Seeks to Find Out Real Authority of signers of Protocol of Legation Quarter.
Ey The Associaled Press,

By The Associated Press
 Picking. June ls.--A foreign office Inquiry as to whether the powers that arc signers of the protocol covering control or the legation quarter would surrender the Russian legation prop erty mas brought response that any communication regarding the matter must be addressed by a representative of the present soviet regime in Rus sis to the diplomatic body direct.
 Presumably the inquiry was re- suit Of China's recent agreement with RGesis. one phase of which was an undertaking by China to turn over the Russian legation and consular prop er'y to the present Russian govern ment. Eight powers are involved in the protocol of which only two rec ocnize the soriets Al present the le- g;fon is in the custody Of the min ister for the Netherlands. He took over the property by agreement Of the other Interested diplomats when the Russian minister, NJ. koudachef, last representative here of the cZarist egime, evacuated it in 1921.
New Britain herald., 1924-06-12
WITHOUT ROAD FUNDS
Yukon Cannot Construct Highways as Failurc to sign Liquor Bal Holds ID Incomes.

Dawson. Y. r, June ls,-Failure Of the United States senate 10 ratify the treaty permitting the shipment of h- QUOT to Yukon territory via port of Skagway, Alaska, will prevent the ier- r.'ory from obtaining revenue for building roads and trails in the Keno Hill silver district from sales of liquor ih government stores according 10 Gold missioner Mackenzie.
 The Yukon council, which has been in session and which has withheld an- propriations for public Improvements, bitterly criticized inc Inited states N nate for its failure to act.
New Britain herald., 1924-06-12
Hunks Exams, Whitman
 H. S. Boy Is a Suicide

Whitman. June 12.---Eari Wood. 17 years old Whitman High school sen- for, was found dead in an isolated spot on the outskirts Of the town with a bullet wound Tn his heald. Nearby was a small rife. Authorities ex- pressed the belief that the boy took his own life as a result Of his failure 10 pass final examinations which would have enabled him 10 graduate. He hal been prominent in athletics az member or the football team and as track man.
New Britain herald., 1924-06-12
Pirates Win

New York, June ls, - Pittsburgh earned an even break in it's four same series with New York, winning the last game Of the series yesterday by score of 10 .,
 Pittsburgh scored a batch Of four runs on McQuillan in the sixth inning on only one hit and two bases on balls. southworth hurt his hand after mak- ing circus catch on Maranville in the ninth and was forced 10 retire, The score:
New Britain herald., 1924-06-12
DARTMOUTH NINE WINS
Team Docs some Hard Hitting and
 Defeats Har,ard By scorc of $ to

Cambridge, Mass, June 12.-Dart- mouth bounced upon the offerings of Brown and spalding, Harvard pitch- CTS, in the first three innings Of their game here yesterday and defeated the Crimson to {. Brown yielded three hits and three runs in the first. bart mouth scored again when spalding took the mound in the second and scored three more runs in the third, Smith, Green third baseman, stealing second, third and home. Shaneman ended Dartmouth's scoring with 6 home run in the eighth.
 Harsards scored twice in the first on a pass. single by Gordon, two errors and 8 double steal by Todd and samborski. Lyon yielded the Grim son but five scattered hits until the eighth, when three hits gave tso runs. The score by innings:
 r. h. .. Dartmouth ...s1s O90 ofr--S Harvard 200 900 020--l 1 Batteries: Lyon and seaYfy; Brown, spalding and Sambcrski, Cheek.
New Britain herald., 1924-06-12
Chicago ]. IlronklNn ,

Brooklyn, N. F., June 19.--chicago eyened mp the series of four games with Brooklyn yesterday, Alexander suhduing the Dodgers. ! 10 ?, The Cubs knocked Grimes out of inc box in the seventh. when they got the bases full with ono out but Decatur held them scorcless, In the eighth, however, Hoathcots tripled off Dcca- tur and scored with liarinctt when the latter poled out his eighth home run Of the season. The score:
New Britain herald., 1924-06-12
ByLAN COMING TO CONN.

New York, June l2.--Mayor John r, llylan said yesterday that he in tended 10 spend his summer holidays at Shipran Point near Stamford, Conn., where John r. sinnott. his sec rctary and son.in-law, has rented a cottage. The mayors vacation head quarters last summer vas Saratoga Springs, where he became seriously ill.
New Britain herald., 1924-06-12
NEW YORK

Ran fnf gnNssr h stha
 kr- Rated for Mrantilsn in sth.
 aKk-- Bstfsd for Ryan in sth.
 z--Ean for Kelly in Sth. rittsburgh .,..,.......,.oo .oon oet 0nn- SfN 1ork .s...ss...4ssss tN'V '"' h'i---
 Tvo base hts Msrsnriis. Carey. hnine runs Young Terry. ssoiifcs. Mafenville; double pia>s Frsrh and Terry; left on bases New York (. I'ittsburgh ,. base on balls oN McQuilaH B. of Ryan |. struck out by McQu'iian |: Ryan i Meadows !. naun 1 hits of, Mcpuil'sn in s; of Ryan | in -; of Msuu one in l losing pitcher Mccuulsn; umpirss, Eielsr and Moran lime i.57.
New Britain herald., 1924-06-12

won the last game of the series 10 6.
 In the first half of the 18th inning Wingo sent the Reds into the lead with home run drive. Then in the locals half with the bases loaded and two out "Cy" Williams connected with a single that scored Henlinc and Sand, winning the game. The score:
New Britain herald., 1924-06-12
Accidents Grow

London Traffic accidents in three months took toll of lbs lives ace cording to an official report Of inc police department. ono hundred and fort ydcaths resulted from accidents in connection with mechanically pro- pclled vehicles.
New Britain herald., 1924-06-12
NEW BUS ROUTE.

Chicago. June, 12. - Establishment Of through notorious service between Chicago and st. Louis within the next coach company, which has applied for permission from the Illinois commerce commission.
New Britain herald., 1924-06-12
NATIONAL-AMERICbN
 LEAGUE BALL. GAMES
,Continued from Preceding rase)
y- Eatted for Benton in Srd.

nx--fSatted fer Henrgin in 9ih.
 ss, Louis ...,.,.,...,..,..lb2 tnh hpi - : bestou ........,,......,hal eob Gh2-5
 Two rase hits. Itornshy, K, smith Spsr- hsr; ihies base hits, flack, rad=stt, horns- by. stolen bases, Bancroft; sacrifices, frei- gau q Coaney; double plays, Mueller to Gonzales R, smith to Psdgc't to Mclunisi left cu bases st. Louis II: Boston Q; base on balls, off Benton |; leargin {; Delaney z; struck out, hy Benton 1; Delaney i; hits off Benton ! in 2; off Year2iu in (: passed hall F. Smith; losing pitcher Benton. unl- rires Hart, sweeney and McCormicki time of game a;oS.
New Britain herald., 1924-06-12
DKnlbl<I,YN

Two hasa hits, Ftihtrg, High, thrss hass hits Gfaathnm, iTssthcotei hons runs llarnett. stolen bases Johnston, Wheat; le't on bases, thiraEo :; Brooklyn f base on balls. orr Grimes :; firk out, hg Grimes I alexander 2. hits oR Grimes II ih si-3i 0f psratur ia 2 s.-s. passed hall. Taylor. ioBius pitcher. grimtt. urn,rcs. quisles, p'irrsn md o'bayi time is.
New Britain herald., 1924-06-12
Inc standing
Games TOtlay

Cincinnati at New York, Chicago st Boston.
 St. Louis at Brooklyn, Pittsburgh at Philadelphia.
New Britain herald., 1924-06-12
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Yesterdays Results

Yesterdays Results Pittsburgh I, New York ;. Chicago :, Brooklyn 2, St. Louis :, Boston 3. Philadelphia [, Cincinnati 6 tl2 innings).
New Britain herald., 1924-06-12
INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE
Yesterdays Results

Yesterdays Results Toronto 2, Baltimore 2, Newark 2, Rochester 5, Buffalo {, Reading ,. Syracuse (, Jcyscy City O.. thrst ssms).
 Syracuse {, Jersey City {. Heeend gsme).
New Britain herald., 1924-06-12
The stsn,lirg

Games Today Buffalo at Baltimore. - Toronto at Reading. Rochester at Jersey City Syracuse at Newark.
New Britain herald., 1924-06-12
PhiIlies '. Reds S

Philadelphia. June f..- Cincinnati and Philadelphia battled for 1s in- nin2s yesterday before the home team
New Britain herald., 1924-06-12
Baseball Review
EASTERN LEAGUE
NesterdaI's Results

Hartford &, Springfield [. Albany 1, Waterbury 1. Pittsfeld 2. Worcester l tlS in- ngs).
 Bridgeport :. New Haven {.
New Britain herald., 1924-06-12
Totsfs

Tpta's 4t lS S9 %
 r Batted for i4uhbel in 1s.h.
 Cincinnati ,..,, .aeh zee ll5 thn 1-G Philadelphia ...10l non :1A 0e0 . :
 Two haze hiis. Duncan, lirrrar Ford. Williams sho!cn; three base hits, Harper; hume runs, Hinga. raNen"F: stolen ha so, sand; sprrifice Drcssicr, Harper; double plaAs, Nnsa to faveuer; CritZ tuaass.ctedl Srnd to Ford tn Ho&e: sand to liolko; iIenlint tn Wrlrhtstone; leit on bal sss, Cin- cnnan iG; Philadelphia i2; base on balls. of Mays {; off ihrchnn e; of Betts 2; off iIubbell 2; struck nut, by Mays (; by Betts 2: by ltuhbsll si hits of Mays z in Gi-S; of May in e-Sis or Rcntou in |; off Sheehan s'in ,; nF Botts in 71-s; off Couch in I I-S: off I'r%h7n in ii-S: hit isp itsher. hT Rctts 0rmellU; hy Benton tWrightstoneD: wild pitch, Mas winning pitcher, liubhel; losing pitcher shsehan; umpires, klcm and Wilson; time 2:52.
New Britain herald., 1924-06-12
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Yesterdays IicsIlts

Yesterdays Results cleveland !, Boston f. Detroit I, New York :, chicago 10. Philadelphia :. Washing. oi l2, St. Louis 1,
New Britain herald., 1924-06-12
The Standing

Games Today Hartford at Springfield @. Waterbury at Albany. Worcester-at Pittsfleld. Bridgeport at New Haven.
New Britain herald., 1924-06-12
The Standing
Games Today

ilosion at Cleveland.
 Now York at Detepit. Washington at St, Louis Philadelphia st Chicago.
New Britain herald., 1924-06-12

\ cablegram given out by the Chris iian and Missionary Alliance June 10. said the Rev. Cunningham had been killed by stray bullet. Whether it was based on the Changsha adyices. whereon the foregoing dispatch ap- parently casts doubt, was not made plain.
New Britain herald., 1924-06-12
REPORT UNCONFIRMED
No Definite Statement as 10 Reported Staying Of American Missionary Workers in China.

By the Associated Press.
 Picking. June 12.-There is as yet TO definite confirmation of a report cmansting from Changsha that the Rev. Joseph Cunningham, mission- ary sent out of the Christian and Mis- sionsry Alliance, had been killed by Chinese.
 Cunningham was one Of the mis- sionaries recently in danger at kwei- lin. Kaangsi Province, because Of the activities of the rival kwangsi and kwangt ung troops.
 According to the repore as circulate ed here. Cunningham has been killed. hut other missionaries al kweilin are safe. The sdYlces came from mis- sionary workers on their way to res cue their endangered comrades but at the time Of dispatching. their report the reScuers had not reached kweilin.
New Britain herald., 1924-06-12

The rest between rounds brought Burnbank around fine, after which he stepped out ani punched MT. Doyle 10 pieces, Ninning every one Of the re- maining 10 rounds.
New Britain herald., 1924-06-12
Spe a king of Sports


 Alexander. s7 year old veteran hurler of bis leagues, held the Roblns to two runs and chalked up his ninth victory of the season yesterday. Cubs took the game when Hartnet hit for the circuit with man on base.
 Kurt Brenner, member Of the Juh' for class of Washington High school uf Meriden was elected 10 the cap taircy of the nine for next year. al a meeting held yesterday
 The New Britain Falcons will take cn the Remos Of Meriden, an unbeat- on aggregation in the Silver City on next Saturday. In recent contest the local team wa, defeated by the score of 19 to II, but have high hopes of averaging that defeat,
 Teller defeated Hal Arneys of New Haven five out of nine games in the Elm City. while Harper was defeating Thompson of this city by the same score and thus the league standing in rsgard to Harper and Teller is un- changed.
 Whitehill outpitching Bush, brings Tigers out with victory over the Nsnks.
 Ty Cobb, veteran ouifeldcr, gets three hits, two Of them being triples,
 |
 According to members of the fire department who are looking forward to the annual fire police game. Slim folit.-, pitcher on the police team, who last year ran rough shod over the llremen, may be discouraged with po- lice work, but he is not half as dis coursged with that work as he will he with baseball after the fire police game this year,
 Before tho fight Jack Dempsey wrote that Tom Gibbons was no great shakes of tighter and would be pushed over hy Georges Carpenter. Now he writes that Gibbons is great suy because he stayed. with the dc rrepit Frenchman. Figure that oR" out.
 Despite the fact that he had beer inactive for months Mickey Walker, the Nellerweight champion. looked great against Lew Tender, the Phila- lelphia veteran, in their recent fight, Experts are agreed that Walker is 2 ieal champion,
 Luis Angel Iirpo has cards printed 10 show that he is the vicc-hcafy- weight chdmpioE of tho world. Enc South American figures that his show ing with Dempsey entities him 10 this designation
 kid Wagner of Philadelphia skid. lcd backward several paccs when he lost to Sid Ferris Of New York in the recent innior lightweight battle in tho east. Wagner gained fame some montba aro by decistNely beating Johnny Dundee.
 The United states army may pro. ducc the next wclterweight 'chanipien.' 4 .=------
 Eddie Burnbrook is the young gents name and he is coming along sith great strides in professional rings.
 
 Burnbroek is rugged. can hit and is rs game as they make 'cm,
 
 Recently he battled the formidable raul Doyle in New York. In the sec end round Doyle dropped him cold with q right to the jaw. The soldier fighter just did get on his feet at the count of nine. The bell saved him. The rest between rounds brought Bti-nbank around fine, after which he Mr I1gAlp
New Britain herald., 1924-06-12
TOP, ou1MET; BOTTOM. SWEET

SER.
 Two of the outstanding amateur golfers of tho country, both former title holdc"s, will not he among those present when the professionals as- sembe in Detroit for their annual Francis Ouimct of Boston and Jess Swcetscr Of New York have am nounccd their inability to compete.
 A number Of other amateurs, how ever, will be on hand, including Bob Jones. who now holds the open title, and Max Marston, present amateur champion.
New Britain herald., 1924-06-12

The New Britain Falcons will take cn the Remos Of Meriden. an unbeat- on aggregation in the Silver City on next Saturday. In a recent contest the local team was defeated by the score of 19 to H. but have high hopes of averaging that defeat.
New Britain herald., 1924-06-12

Despite the fact that he had been inactive for months Mickey Walker, the wellerweight champion. looked great against Lew Tender the Phila- ilelphia veteran, in their recent fight, Experts are agreed that Walker is 2 leal champion.
New Britain herald., 1924-06-12

Luis Angel Firpo has cards printed to show that he is the vice heavy weight champioE Of tho world. Enc South American figures that his show ing with Dempsey entities him 10 this llesignat ion.
New Britain herald., 1924-06-12

Kurt Brenner, member of the Jnh' for class of Washington High school uf Meriden was elected To the cap taincy of the nine for next year. al a meeting held yesterday.
New Britain herald., 1924-06-12

Alexander. S7 year old veteran lurler of bis lea gues held the Robins to two runs and chalked up his ninth victory of the season yesterday. Cubs took the game when Hartnet hlt TOT he circuit with man on base.
New Britain herald., 1924-06-12
IIMlINNATI
PHILADELPHIA

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New Britain herald., 1924-06-12

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New Britain herald., 1924-06-12

Before tho fight Jack Dempsey wrote that Tom Gibbons was no great shakes of tighter and would be pushed over by Georges Carpenter. Now he writes that Gibbons is a great suy because he stayed. with the de- rfepit Frenchman. Figure that OR" out.
New Britain herald., 1924-06-12

Teller defeated Hal Arneys ot New Haven five out Of nine games in the Elm City. while Harper was defeating Thompson of this city by inc same score and thus the league standing m fregard to Harper and Teller is un- changed.
New Britain herald., 1924-06-12

Recently he battled the formidable Paul Doyle in New York. In the sec end round Doyle dropped him cold with d right to the jaw. The soldier fighter just did get on his feet at the count of nine. The bell saved him.
New Britain herald., 1924-06-12

Whitehin outpitching Bush, brings Tigers out with victory over the Nsnks.
New Britain herald., 1924-06-12

Ty Cobb, veteran ouife!dcr, gets three hits two Of them being triples and crosses the platter three times