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New Britain herald., 1924-05-19
RANGERS LOSE GAME
Defeated by the PcNto Outfit in south-
 ingfOH to2

The Ranger 4. C. baseball team dropped their opening game Of the season 10 the new Psxto team of southineton by score of 7-s. Both teams made six errors. but it was the punching of the pezto hits that de- eided fine final issue. Okes. former New Britain Machine company pitch er. vas on the mound for the Poxto aggregation. and held the IianEers to hits. which were well spread over the nine innings. The Rangers lined up ss follows: Mattio. 2b: McInnery, Sb; Vhithrew. If; siefel. 1b; Erickson, ss; Middleton snd Chsrlo. cf: Hayes. z: Arsosy and Crean. If; a1emtisr, D.
New Britain herald., 1924-05-19
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CHANTS BEAT SOUTH BEND
New Workers Win. 12-3 In Exhibition
 Against Indiana Team

South Bend. Ind, May i9,--Thc Giants stopped off hero yesterday on route from Chicago to Pittsburgh and defeated tho South Bend team in an exhibition same by score of l2 to g..
 l,ill Ryan pitched fivo innings for ihe New York Nationals, Howard Baldwin three and Art Nchf one. Nehf pitched the ninth ininng by request of inc fans, striking out two batters and tossing out tho othcE
New Britain herald., 1924-05-19
MOTOR HILL CIIsiR

Now Haven, May l9.-- Schultz. New Haven rider, yesterday took nr;t pria" in the motorcycle hill climbing contest here by climbing the hill in seconds on Harley-Davidson. Grove. west crn rdcr was second. Riding a liar lcy-Dardson. his time was 3.5 scc- onds. Steele Of Springfield was third. his time being ] 4-5. \ large crowd was thrilled at Inc daring upgrade 'ld- ing. nk
New Britain herald., 1924-05-19
.CORBIN RED SOX
 DEFEATED BY BERG
Portland TrOunceS Red Sox by
 Score Of 8 to 2

Some really good pitching by Berg, former Red Sox and Besse-Leland hurler, coupled with just as really in- efficient umpiring by Ahern contribut- ed materially to the defeat of Jack Tobin's Corbin Rcd Soa by Portland yesterday 10 the tune of to 2.
 Berg turned back 1S of his former teammates via the strike route and at other times when hits would have meant runs the Corbin boys just could not connect. An even dozen Red SoX players left stranded on the bags tells the story of what might have been. The score:
New Britain herald., 1924-05-19
STONE ys. IoUGHRAN

Philadelphia. May 1s.-Ad stone. Paterson. \. J.. and Tommy Lough- ran. Philadelphia contenders for the nght-heavyweight crown worn by Mike McTiFue. will meet in a ten round decision bout tonight at the Philadelphia National league baseball park. Roth were reported in excellent c5nsitin and confident Of tictory.
New Britain herald., 1924-05-19
MATCHED WITH sTRIBIING
Georgia Schonlhoy tn Fight Hnghic
 Walker en June 2

Kansas City. May l9,-llughie Walker, Of Kansas City. has been selected as the opponent for William l. (loungl Stribiing, Georgia light heavyweight boxer, who will make his western debut in tcn-round bont in Kansas City, Kansas, June :. During the National Shrine convention, it wGs announced today.
 Walker has fought many Of the leading heasywcights of the country. but, it is said. he can meet Stribling on even terms with respect 10 weight.
New Britain herald., 1924-05-19
phillics &, IiIbs <

Chicago. May i9.-one vicious at tack in the second inning, in which Philadelphia smashed out two homo runs, two triples. a commanding lead and they defeated Chicago s to 5 in tho first game of the series.
 Kaufman was forced 10 retire after being touched for homors by Holke and Sand, a hit by Parkinson and a double by Henline. The first two mon 10 face Wheeler hit triples. Score:
New Britain herald., 1924-05-19
CartIs |. Iilatca 4

q. r.ou's. Iay ia.-A rarlv in tb~ ninth inning with Inc rrorc Htardirg { to 3 against thrm gave si. Iouls ihe first game of the strirs with Boz- Ion here yrsterdsy. The score was i to [. Cooney. u.bo relieved Gcnewfrh in the last hsif of the fatal inning failed 10 stop the rally Fiack's dou-
New Britain herald., 1924-05-19
SUZANNE WON'T PLAY

Paris. May 1s.-suzanne Leglen, the worlds woman tennis champion. is still ilI and will not play in the French national championships. The French tennis officials we're notified to this ehed today by M. Lengleu. father Of Suzanne.
New Britain herald., 1924-05-19
TIrDFs wtys

Naplsa ood, \. J.. May Is.-wiIiism T. Tilden sd. national tenis cham pion. defeated Wallace Johnson of Phiiadelphmia, former member Of the first fen. in an exhibition singles match at the Maplewood Country club yesterday afternoon by the score Of 6-1. s-5.
New Britain herald., 1924-05-19
sS 10 IS .7 Il {

MPntileSlEF ''tt',.t...s. U V" V . " ' V N~"~ ,
 Two base hits Goeb 2, Barnett, Massey, Thompson, Kotsch; three base hits, Scott, %ielke; sacrifice hits. Rronte Foster Harlowe; stolen bases, Green ?, Foeb, Bar nett. Hanna, Wilson. Sipples: let on bases, I.elands (, Manchester s; bases on balls, Thompson 1, Burckhardt 1, Scott (: strike outs, Scott |, Thompson 1. Hurchhardt !; hit by pitcher tireen) by Thompson; pass. ed hall. Robinson ,: hits of Thompson 10 in C einnines, of Burckhardt 5 in innings. Umpire, Couchlin.
New Britain herald., 1924-05-19

Stolen ifsses-Kelly z, stovey. Nssh. Brothers. Richardson. Two-base hits --Brouthers 3. Tebeau. Home rBns-- Stovey. Striker. Bases on ball-Boston s. Cleveland 5. Struck out-Boston {. Cleveland (. Hit by pitcher-Brou- thers. Wild pitches-Gruber, Daley. Umpires-knight and Jones.
New Britain herald., 1924-05-19
fF ID Ei n NEW BRITAIN

Two base hit, R, kanis: three base hits, lInber Grip, Beagle, Neipp, Moves; home runs Heating @: sacrifice hits Greco; stolen bases, lisrridN Bingham, Eappaport, Giana, Crap @, J. kanis. Seinp l}. kanis, Taylor; hits off Gray in s: Moves, 10; lIa- bcr in :; bases on balls, of Gray 1: Moves, {; struek out, by Moves Is; Gray i: Habsr <; passed ball, l4erfdy. Umpire, nugan; scorer, Dayid Beloin.
New Britain herald., 1924-05-19
MANfHIsTI.R

New Britain ..,,......,. 1000 Q e. 9
 Two base hits ko'seh; stolen bases. Inrlow; sacrifices, kotsch, sipples Hanna dnub.e plays. Palmer to Bowiun to 2ieii.n, Massey to Bronke 10 Wilson; left on he scs & Mnnchestcr !, New Britain 5 base on balls, od Palmer z. of llyisn .. of Thompson {; struck out by irland ?, hy Thompson (. .lis or Thonlpson in nine innings: of Palmer, : in five innings, of Hriand i in three innings; wild pitch. Thompson; um. pirea Dwsc CT and Mccarthy; time I.5s.
New Britain herald., 1924-05-19
x-One out when winning run scored.
z-Batted for Gonzales in ninth. Battcd for smith in ninth. 1. u. la. .t..a 1.

T--FaFt0d TOT bnh-tTfs m nIHtn,
 Ez-Batted for smith in ninth.
 Zz2-Ran for Schultz in ninth. Boston ............... goo Osn q Q O---4 St. Louis ............... 0S0 % Q % e--5
 Two base hits McInnis, Bancroft. Topor- cor T Cunningham. Flack; sacrifices, Frei- gau 2, McInnis, Bottomley; double plays, Toporcer, Hornsby, Bottomley, 'Pierney, Bancroft, Mclnnis. Freigau Hornsby; left cn bases, Boston 10, St. Louis s; bases on balls, off Gerewich 4; Cooney l: Dyer; struck out by Genewich l. Dyer I: hits off Genewich in Ia innings; off Cooney, in none: hit by pitcher, by Dyer Cunning haml; wild pitch, Cooney; losing pitcher, GtneNich; umpires klem and Wilson; time l:ET.
New Britain herald., 1924-05-19
S5 PoETf.ANl

Two base hits. Syudeg ., l1cin. Mrldoen, Carlson; bases on hsll' iicin [, Blanchard I. Berg (; strurl; out, by ilcia [. Elan chard l, Berg ,, stolen bases, Ireiss>r, Huber, Metcalf; icct on bases, torAin 1e; Portland {; passed ball, NllGopn; lot bsEe on errors Cnrbin .. Portland 2: his, od Hem B, Blanchard 8; wild pitch, llen; um- pire, .Ahera,
New Britain herald., 1924-05-19
ctSctSSArr

fua hs-e hts. rtnsiH. Gntr 7z; three ba.~ ts Harpravc. stolen hata. Pohre. satii- free. Nina3. reuSisuc: douhlc r'a.7 loftu4 ta 1oufnifri lahnsou 70 HiEh 70 FaurHirr. itf 1n h.srE Rraokltn 10. ,iu t1rati g.. hfss- on balls. or tJouaifgr 2. oH griuas 2. si 8urk nut. hr i'oWahur 2. h- Ma |. 1t rtimes | hifs. oG poue1iue it ia 2 f-E: rH Was in I s-a. hF l# pitcher tR llattp. tts fFourni'ri5 bt Gritnfs dIarEfTr rst: -siII pitch gI.mr-3 wiunire i8trrer Itenohuc: .rfrir-s Herr, Sweeney and QuI-lr time
New Britain herald., 1924-05-19
sA II FALCONS


 Two base hits. Cnude'te :" Picker llahlko: sacrihcs hits. Thomas, DahIke Nngle. Back; stolen bases. Dunlap. krodar; let on bases. .iohn@ks ;. Falcons ;: strike outs. Kane :. Nagie :: bares CT ba1is sR Kane 2, gle :: hit br pitcher (tiastri- sno. Terfiii Je-tis1; rtsscd balls. Henson 2 Thamas 1: double plays, kredar 10 Zen son. sa-k 10 Gaston. Umpire. Artie CHmp-
New Britain herald., 1924-05-19
Nanks MinS

Nee. York, May 1a--Ths New York Yankees won an easy victory from Cleveland yesterday < to Q. Thle who won six out Of seven games from iho Yankees last season was easy, No" York driving him out Of the box in the toroni inning. shavkey pitch ed strong game. Score.
New Britain herald., 1924-05-19
ctIfcAGo
7 Rlttod fof Jfnobs In seventh

z2-Baucd for Bnke in eighth.
 z7"-Han for Miller in eighth.
 Thilodelrhia ........... O690t0 on1--s ehHaEa .ss..ss.4.... % 70 01 1--5
 TWO base hits itollocher. Iteuiine q. ihrco base hts, Walker Nokan. Grirsbv; home runs. Holkr, Sand; stolen bHses Uol. lacher. ttautham, Partinsoni sacrifires itnhbell. Williams. Parkinson: double pls,s J ord tunassisie1b: left oil pases. Philsdai. rbia a' Chicago 1T bases on baiis kauf. mfn I. lIubheil 2. Wheeler |. isrots 2 p'erce | struck out, hy Wheeler i. bl.s eff Kaufman in | ia. of Wheeler in I ss fh ,, Jarohs in ?; od itlato in |: goH -rl'oH in l i-5. NinninE pitcher ttub. bell losing pitcher Kaufman: rnrpjrs. p6t. nhn, Powell and Hofan time e.i3,
New Britain herald., 1924-05-19
REDS AND GIANTS TIED FOR
 FIRST PLACE N THE NATL.
Cincy Beats Brooklyn Philes the Cubs, Tanks the h.
 dians St. Louis the Senators and Red SoX the Tygers

New York, May 19. -- Shocked, cbasrincd and surprised along the western route but tied for first place for all of that. the Giants after day of rest, engage old rivals today at Pittsburgh.
 Cincinnati tied McGraw's team for the lead by defeating Brooklyn in the opening game of the series yesterday E to {. Burleigh Grimes splitter was unreliable and when the Robins final ly began meeting Sheehan's shoots the Reds had a lead made safe by Jakie May who relieved Shechan in the eight.
 The Phillies, suddenly become the madcaps of the league made two homers. two triples and double and A single in the second inning yester- day and beat the Cubs with five pitch CTS s to ,. Holke and Sands hit the homers.
 Max Plack with a double in the ninth inning scored two runs and de- feated the Red-conquering Braves to 4. Genewich weakened in the final frame and Cooney couldn't stop the Cards hungry for Nctoriesaf ter a long fast.
 With Manager Speaker in the line ID after an Hines of two weeks tho Indians were made victims of Yankee hatsmen and a pitching staff showing signs of reaching normal form. Shaw key held Cleveland to seven hits while his mates, after two were out in the second, drove uhle from the mound with five blows and six runs. Tho final score was to c. George Burns, Indian first baseman, hit safely for the 10th consecutive game.
 Shocker fresh from recent victory over the worlds chapions beat Mar betty in a pitching duel in which each man allowed only two hits in eight innings. Washington blew up in tho pinth and st. Louis scored four runs and won 6 to after final Senator rally was checked.
 Tho Red Sox retained their shade over the Browns for second place by beating Detroit to 1 in a seventh lhlls AfAdi hlpNf NRiS iibii liiA box. Neach, former Tiger outfiolder now With Boston, received n diamond ring from admirers in Detroit.
 New York and Pittsburgh in tho National and Philadelphia and chica- go in the American league were not scheduled.
 Cincinnati !. Brooklyn |
 Cincinnati, O., May Bunching hits off Grimes in three innings. Cin- cinnati went into a tie for first place with New York by winning from Brooklyn yesterday, io I.
 Donohue was effective until tho eighth when Brooklyn got to him for i've hits and he was relieved by May
 Hargraye was hit on tho hand by . pitched ball in tho sixth and it is feared bp eusfainrd a hrnErn hone.
New Britain herald., 1924-05-19
f01Ub Game of this ddte
MIKE REILLY STEALS SIX RAISES

Mike Kelly singled once. walked three times and stole six bases in sho Players LeasIe game Of May 1s, 1890 and the Boston team scored on Cleve- land in every inning but the first. Ed Delehanty then g youngster, vent hitlcss. Tn escore:
New Britain herald., 1924-05-19

Tomorrow's score:-Chicago makes as many hits as putouts.
New Britain herald., 1924-05-19
strong game. score
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New Britain herald., 1924-06-20
Credit Men Will Open
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Chicago, June e0.--Credit matters for the region between the Appala- chian and Rocky Mountains will be placed under the control Of a newly established office of the National as- sociation of Credit Men here, opening July l, it Is announced by J. Harry Tregos, secretary manager. IL will be managed by F. B. Morgan and E. II. Lothian and its affairs administered by committee Of five.
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New Britain herald., 1924-06-20
COLONIAL COTTON TO
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The Increased Production of the British Territories is Expected to
 Aid the Milling Industry.

London. June e0.--lu nearly every part Of the British empire where cot ton is grown conditions were satis- factory last year. according to the an rEal report ot tine British Cotton Growing association.
 It is generally admitted, SAYS the ltpor. :iat 1923 Was one of the most unprofitable ever experienced in the history Of the cotton milling In- Gustry in Great Britain, du" to short Q SC of raw materials The great bulk of ths milIs ds.ng American cotton worked on short time. anu the earning powe~ of the operatives Was !, ,riously CuItaiicd. This condition Is being overcome by the increased production C. the British colonies
 After detailing the progress made m cotton growing in various parts ot the empire the report concludes:
 "Ths increased quantities Ur cot ton produced during the year in L'any parts O. inc empire Is very gratifying. especially d, d time when the prosp cts for greater production ia America appear 10 be getting more remote every year. 1t cannot be de Eied that the cotton industry in Great Britain has been passing through the worst time 1t has experienced since the cotton famine, and there can be httie doubt that the cost of cotton goods, largely due to the high price Of the raw material, IS responsible 10 great extent for the poor demand from overseas markets The world supply of useful cotton has been ser iously eurtailed as a result of the re- cent failures of the American crop, and with better trade conditions the demand for raw cotton would certain ly haNe exceeded the supply"
New Britain herald., 1924-06-20
DROPS NAVY WORKERS.

Tokio, June 2o,-@The Navy depart rlent announces that it win discharge 1880 workers from its arsenals dur ing the next month as part Of it's rec trenenment program, Nearly half these men will be taken over by pri- ,hte shinbuilders An effort Is being IT 1a to induce some Of them to join the growing stream Of emigration 10 South America
New Britain herald., 1924-06-20
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 1t has been our experience that quality merchandise attracts and holds the most desirable class of patronage in the commit nity Those who understand true economy know that d sound article at fair price is a better value than an inferior article at slightly lower price.
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