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The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1925-07-12
LNPERIALIST DAY IN SAN PEDRO
is COMPLETE FIZZLE, ONLY A FEW
SHOWING UP; EVERYBODY is BORED
BY J. STEVENSON,
Worker Correspondent.l

1Of mobilization of last hzz
Pedro the Defense Day. absolute mshe
exploited belief
hundred patriots participate
bulls"
huy" civilians geyhad hairless
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1925-07-12

JACKSON, Tenn, July 10.-Federal
Judge J. W. Ross, who was indicted
by the Madison county grand jury in
connection with the failure of the
peoples bank here, was killed today
when the automobile he was driving
plunged over fifty-foot levy.
Police are Investigating the possibi-
lily that the Judge might have com
mitted suicide by willfully driving
over the levy.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1925-07-12
RADIUM

in solution, formula compounded by
an eminent chemist after decade of
study, research and experiment, COM
-bining RADIUM, that powerful cura-
tive element, with several proven
powerful antiseptic and germicidal
agents, called
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1925-07-12
Evicted Strikers
Open Tent City
In Conn. Today

WILLIMANTIC, Conn, July TO-
(FP)-The tent city to mouse evicted
strikers of the American Thread Co.
mill was formally opened on July Z.
Getting DAILY WORKER sub or
two will make better Communist Of
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1925-07-12

Write the story about your shop
Order a bundle to distribute there.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-07-21


La guerra de Sud Africa mato a
la reina Victoria; podemos facil-
nente concebir cuan sensible debe
haber sido en- nuestro rey Ell efec-
to de aquellas hstas interminables
de mttertos por la patria y por su
rey durante la gran guerra. En-
cierta OCCASION ell rey Jorge pasaba
revista una division en- Winches-
ter, en- 1917; Ell agregado estado-
unidense, que Sc hallaba presente,
ha dejado La siguiente conmovedora
description: "Mientras columnas
tras columnas de valientes mucha-
choS iban desflando, para ir a en-
contrarse pronto frente al enemt-
go, allende los mares, miles y miles
de clos destinados, fatalmente, a
la murete a la mutilaci6n, La cara
del rey sc puso convulsa por una
emocion incontenible y lagrimas ar
dientes corrieron por sus mejillas
Quede admirable por semejante ma
nifestacion de sus mobiles senti-
mientos. -
A traves do aquellos intermIna-
bles dias en- que la victoria Y La de-
rrota estaban acknowledgements en-
la balanza; en- ell transcurso de aque
los meses en- que Ell aleteo del an
gel de la muerte era tan frecuente,
cuando la flor de la juventud era
segada por la guadana de la muer-
to y los nervios del pals Sc halla-
ban sometidos a una tension abru-
rladora, Ell rey conserve la misma
conception del deber. "He negade
admirar profundamente ell serene
heroismo de S. M. el rey Jorge
escribia Ell tltimo embajador esta-
dounidense a un diario de Washing
ton 191O TODD su pensamiento
esta concentrate en- sus tropas que
Sc hallan en- Ell campo de batalla
pero ell deber 10 retiene aqni. Es
un rey realmente compenetrado de
su mision''
Y ahora, despues de muchos me-
ses de dura labor, que ha lido au-
mentando cada dfa mas, Ell rey tie
ne que abandonar por un tempo sus
tareas y descansar Lo necesita. Es
una ironia del destino que ell dueho
del palacio sea esclavo dia y no
che. La purpura Y, ell armino va no
son emblemas de ocio y de, sensua-
ldad Signifcan trabajo, en- ell sen
lido mas alto de la palabra. Por
que en- esta epoca de reahdades tan
to el monarca como Ell hombre ma:
humilde deben trabajar, cada unC
en- su propia esfera, para reconstruii
Ell mundo, despues de las desastro
sas locuras de la guerra, uniendt
sus esfuerzos para la formation dt
I'm pals verdaderamente adecuadl
a los heroes que 10 habiten.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-07-21
UNA DEMANDA CONTRA Ell
MUNICIPIO DE SAN JUAN

Don Francisco Rivera Collazo ha
demandado la Corporation NUM-
cipal, con motive de negarse esta
a pagarle 5000, importe de dos ne
veras que le vendi6 desde ell mes
de enero liltimo para uso de los
hospitales municipales, y por orden
escrita, por el DIR. Coll y Cuchi.
El Alcalde, sefior Todd, SO MEGA
al pago, motive por ell cual el de-
nlandante, don Francisco Rivera,
ha decidido encomendar ell asunto a
la resolution de los tr1bunaIes de
justicia.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-07-21
lt,ontinaaeion de IA pag.


tes del real duelo, creia Ell el
ideal prusiano y Sc determine que
Inglaterra seria gobernada desde el
trono
En- los dias de su viudez la reina
Victoria Sc transform6 en- un ser
extraiio, temible, imponente. Yes
tida de negro, adorando La memo
ria del esposo prematuramente fa-
llecido, trabajando incansablemen-
te EN- la abnndante correspondence
real, informes y otros documentos,
los asuntos reales adQuirieron un
nuevo aspecto y una mayor digni-
dad.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-07-21
I'm rGmediO CaserO
para las CandS

He aquf un simple remedio case
ro que rapldamente obscurece ell
cabello cano. Simplemente compre-
Sc en- cualquier botica una cajita
de polvos Orlex, disuelvase en- aqua
y apliquese al pelo con un peine
No Sc .cae con lei roce Y no es alb
solutamente pegajosa. Pruebese es.
ia maravillosa preparation hoy
mis1no 81 Sc quiere parecer veinte
amos mas joven.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-07-21
REALEzA INTELLIGENCE

Al rey Eduardo le TOGO humani-
zar, 81 es permitida la palabra, los
negocios de la realeza, Como hom-
bre de mundo, interpret6 las cosas
del mundo en- una forma que gu
regia madre no habia podido hacer.
Gran diplomatico, no por estudio,
sino por un seguro instinto que 10
hacfa descubrir los pensamientos de
los hombres y sus secretos movies,
era poseedor de una segunda vista
que llegaba mucho mas ana de Ia
punta de su nariz. Ell pueblo reve-
renciaba La reina Victoria; ell rey
Eduardo fue querido.
Cuando ell rey Jorge subi6 al tro-
no, era casi un desconocido de sus
subditos. Naturalmente, Sc recor-
daba su vida ceremonial, su carrera
marina, su feiz casamiento con la
princesa May, su hogar modelo
de White Lodge. Pero las mas pro-
fundas cuaidades de honradez y
flrmeza no SO habian revelado ailn.
No pas6 mucho tempo sin que Sc
presentara la OCCASION. Ell principe
fue ungido rey. 4
Los csplendidos dias de la spoca
del rey Eduardo Sc convirtteron
pronto en- meses tristes, llenos de
dificultades. Irlanda surgia, enco-
NADIA amenazadora; las "mujeres
salvajes'' de las avanzadas sufra-
gistas asolaban ell pals de un punto
otro; las huelgas paralizaban las
industrias. Por tltimo, amanecio el
fatal 4 de agosto de 1914 Y la tor
menta de muerte y sufrimientos es-
tall6. SHubo monarca alguno que
reinarac en- epoca tan turbulenta y
venciera los obstaculos tan noble.
mente?
6Quien puede describir las tortu
ras del alma del rey ante los horro,
res de la guerra? A mayor realeza
corresponds mayor elevation sobre
| tet pueblo Pero ell monarca dsbS
mostrarse sonriente, afable, com
placiente; estar al servicio del pue
| bio. sin menoscabo de su dignidad
Hemos tenido reyes tiranos y re
yes bufones; reyes que hacian jue
gos de ingenio mientras los alema
nes incendiaban a Chatham. Oil
verio Cromwell, demoledor de re
/ yes, dijo una solemne verdad ref
ri6ndose a los que llevan corona
"Ellos han sido eIegidos para esta
por encima de los dem&s: Dios con
cedele fuerzas para ser buenos d
verdad. F"
No es por ridicula ostentaci5l
que los reyes son ungidos con e
"santo 6leo" en- la ceremonial d
la consagracion. "Consagrado, idel
tifcado con su pueblo, llevs Ell oni
llo como signo manual de que 81 G
rey de su pueblo, del mismo mod
/ que Saul fue elegido para reina
sobre los hijos dc Israeli. cuand
el huracan de la guerra Sc desencs
demo en- toda Europa, mas de u
trono fue derribado. Ell trono d
nuestro pals tomo mas arraigo qu
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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-07-21
Las tareas de Jorge Y
DEscANso NEcEsARIo

nunca en- el coraz0n del pueblo
New Britain herald., 1925-07-06
DEAD BANDIT BOUNTY
 OFFERED IN CHICAGO
Bankers Will Pay $500 For Every one Shot in Robbers-policc
 Welcome Idea.

Chicago, July C lP,-More than 100 Chicago banks today display .playcards offering $2,5o0 for every bank bandit killed while engaged in q robbery and $l,000 for information leading 10 the arrest and conviction of one.
 This action was announced today by the Chicago and took County Bankers association. The award for dead bandits will be open only to police and hank officers in order 10 eliminate reckless shooting by citl- zcns.
 We hapc 10 make it nearly as profitable for policeman 10 kill a bandit as it is for bandits 10 kill the police" said F.. x. Rnty. member of the association, in making public the offer.
 These offers are effective until they are publicly withdrawn." says the notice which will be placed in all bank windows
 Chief of Police Morgan A. Collins declared the action Of the bankers association was a welcome assist. anco 10 the police department,
 "lt is no pleasant thing to con slider placing d bounty on human lfe,' he said. but l am sure this reward offer will he conducive to cutting down hold ups"
New Britain herald., 1925-07-06
kENSINGTON WINS
 ALL THREE TILTS
Wontnucd From Preceding Page)
sundays Game

k'uynstou was all over the 'nlor"d All Stars of Hartford in a sabbath contest in KensinCton yes terday afternoon, The Stars came 10 Remington with a reputation of having q hard hitting combination and they lived np to their reputation hy getting Ii healthy hingles. Ken. sinston, however, outhit them get ting l6 wallops to win by the score of l5 to !.
 Thq feature Of the game was the hard hitting Of "Ripper" McKcon who connected for q homer and three base ply, the latter coming with sacks loaded. Satalme's one handed catch to get his man at first was ths sparkling fielding gem of th" contest,
 Greco connected for a nice two hagger in the third which brought in two runs and after that it was only il question of which team would grt thc most hits. For the ColOrcl Stars, White, Gaiucr and McIntec were th" whole works getting seven out Of the II hits.
 The score.
New Britain herald., 1925-07-06
MARTINI N-BALLER!N0
Boxing Show Postponed From Last Monday on Account Of Rain, Will Take Place Tonight.

New York, July tPy -- Vincent q cpper) Martin of Brooklyn tonight will make his fourth attempt of d three year campaign to win the jun for lightweight ring crown in l5- round bout 10 a decision with the little holder, Mike Ballrrino, of Bay onnc, N, ]. They will boN the main bout of q show at the Greensboro stadium postponed from last Mon day on account of rain
 Three champIons have defended the title against Martin, Johnny Dundee, Jack Bernstein and Kid Sullivan stood off the challenging Brooklyn lighter in the order named before they passed down the cham plonship to their successors. BalDrr- mo, who lifted the crown from Sul- liNan only three months ago in a decision fight at Philadelphia, met Martin here last February and knocked hom out in the fifth round.
 In the sonli-tinal bout of 10 rounds tonight, Eddie (kidp Wacnor of Philadelphia will face Charley Rosen of New York.
New Britain herald., 1925-07-06
GRAND CIRCUIT FEATURE
Sc, cntCcn, Largest Field Ever to start in one Race At North Ran dall, On Today's Program.

Cleveland, July R>-Sevcnteen, the largest field ever to start at North Randall, were named in the Edwards $5,o0N stake for 2:0S pacCrs, feature of today's grand cir cult card. The list includes ArChi- bald and Frank Worthy winners Of the Plain Dealer stake, which was decided in two divisions last Mon day; Theodore Guy, West Virginia Boy and Ribbon Cane.
 The @;lS trot was split into two divisions, with 12 Yamod to start III tho first and Ii in the second Scheduled starters in the first diNis- ion include Winnie O'Mynn, Pro gro&siNo and Van Todd, winners last week.
 Buddy Mac. another winner last week, is among seven named to go in tho 2:o4 pace,
New Britain herald., 1925-07-06
EIGHT ARE DROWNED
 IN LAKE ONTARIO
Wcek-End Casualties Heavy - Two Cases of Double DrowniDgs
 Included,

Toronto, Ontario, July s P,-On- tarlo waters claimed eight victims over the weekend. In every case but one those drowned were bathing. Two of them were double drownings, in each case two of one family los ing their lives. All were under e6 years of age.
 Two Campbell girls. daughters of Ia prominent Muskoka farmer were drowned near Braccbridgc. In Lake St. Clair, Lloyd and Clifford An- 'drcWs Of Sarnia, aged and years. were drowned. The River Thames claimed victim at Delaware, near London, in the person of John F. |GreCnfield, IS. of Rrantford. Charles 'CistCrn, a Toronto youth, was drowned at the Island Lagoon, and Fred Langdon of Port Credit, was drowned in the Credit River.
 Alfred Smagctt was drowned in Round Lake, near Rcnfrew, when the boat from which he was fishing was Capsized.
New Britain herald., 1925-07-06
HOOVER -RERESFORD
 ARGUMENT IS ON
American and British OarSmen
 Differ Over Trophies

London. July ( FD-The differ cnces between Walter M Hoover, American oarsman. and Jack Bercs- ford, Jr, British srullor over the Philadelphia gold challenge cup are causing discussion in sporting cir clcS,
 bchcSIord, winner of tho diamond scnlls in the Henley rcgattas of this and last year. has gwen up all claim 10 the Philadelphia cup, although Hoover came to England especially for an attempt to lift the trophy in d match race.
 Bcrestord declares the Amateur Rowing association of England does not recognize the Philadelphia cup as symbolic of the amateur sculng championship of the world, and that he has "handed over the cup 10 America"
 The newspaper Sporting Life says:
 NO matter from what point of view ono looks at the situation, one cannot help sympathzing with Hoover, who is one of thc finest mon ever 10 compete at Henley.
 'trOm ike Britiah point of Niow the situation is a vory unfortunate one, if il is true as stated that when Hoover left America it was under stood that BcreSiOrd Was willing to- race on June 70, and that on his ar- rival Hoover found the race post poned and was unable 10 get q definite statement as to wn2n Bcres- ford would meet him.
 If Bercsford did not intend to defend the trophy, surely he could have broadcast the fact 10 the world before Hoover left America"
 The writer is unable to sec how the Amateur Rowing association of England can designate the diamond tculls as the w6rld championships. "as they bar, English Workingmcn, hundreds Of whom arc more genu- inc amateurs than anyone rowing under the A. A. R, rules"
New Britain herald., 1925-07-06
Eight Are Injured in
 Hartford Collision

Hartford, July P,-Jammcd with incoming picnckcrs. q pros- pect avenue south trolley and two automobiles, one also inbound, tr,tl- ellnE abreast of thc summer type trolley, and the other parked at the curb on Farmington avenue, thirty feet east Of Flower street, Smash,d Il together amid the widest confusion in front of the I'arminEton avenue hotol at S:25 last night.
 Eight, five of them puascuscrs on the inbound trolley and the other three, occupants Of the light auto mobile which the driver, Joseph pcro, of A Ann street, claimed was "pockctcd" between tho trolley and the parked machine al inc curb, were injured,
 Miss Anna Parnas of &l Darling street, East Hartford, was tho mos seriously injured. With arteries cut in her right leg, she was taken to the Mount Sinai hospital.
New Britain herald., 1925-07-06
Americans to Be Given
 Rights of Excavation

Princeton. N. J.. July tPl-Dr. Edward Capps. professor of Greek at Princeton university. today an- nounced that an arrangement had been concluded with the Greek government whereby a concession for archaeological excavation work in the heart of the old city of Athens had been granted the American school of classical studies in that city. He said that more than forty American universities and colleges would combine in the work, which. he declared would have a profound influence on classical education. pr. Capps is chairman of the managing committee of tho American school of classical studies The territory incvluded in the concession covers spproximately fifteen city squares.
New Britain herald., 1925-07-06
Greb's Manager May
 Lose Sight of Eve

Pittsburgh July 6 (P,-James Ma son, manager of Harry Greh, mid dlcweieht boxing champion. was in hospital today, facing the possi- hility of losing the sight of his left eye as q result Of d Fourth of July accident Saturday night. A fire works display piece exploded prcma- turcly as Mason was bending over it, filling the lcftcyc with gun powder and slightly injuring the right eye. Physicians said it would he several days before they Could decide tho exact extent of the in Jury to his left eye.
New Britain herald., 1925-07-06
. M. (. 4. NOTES
Boys Dept, Swimming schedule.

Boys Dept, Swimming schedule.
 Intermediates Monday, Wcdncs- day and Saturday mornn@s. g:%U to lO;l1 a. m. Juniors, Monday, Wcd- nesday and Saturday mornings. '":l5 10 'l!oO q. m. Junior swim ming class for Beginners )l:oo q. m. 10 ll;&D d. m
 Employed 'b" class Monday, Wednesday and Friday night G:45 u. m. 70 7:@o D m. Employed "A" ciaS9 Monday, "Wednesday and Fri. day. 7:&q tp &:1o D. m
 Senior deuarunont swimming class sch"dnle; Senior swimming class for beginners Monday and Wednesdays, H:@O 10 ala D. m, Business mems swimming class Tuesdays at 5:&o D. m,
 New t,o! ''ross life saving course open 10 ali senior members of the '. N, = A starts on Friday, July 10 at S:l5 ?. m.
New Britain herald., 1925-07-06
by MORRIS AcKER1.Al:,.jN'y :,.j'y

lf you have canned o,aroratt,l nlIH and fresh eggs in camp you can provide whipped cream.
 Four out a cup of cNapnrltrd milk. AliX with the whites of two eses and beat with fork, spoon or paddle,
 Can you imagine anything finer than whipped cream over tho camp rice pudding or q dish of hIucbcr- rics?
New Britain herald., 1925-07-06
Strikes Out 23 in 19
 Innings and Loses Game

MddlctoWn, July 6 Pl-G eTald Woodruff, of Milldale, pitching for Middlctown against Glastonbury in the Middlesex County Baseball league, Saturday struck ont o3 men in 19 innings and then lost the game ? to 1. This was the longest game in the league this season. Woodruff is captain of next seasons Amherst college nine.
New Britain herald., 1925-07-06
NET TEAM WINS

Syracuse N. Y, July tPl-The metropolitan junior tennis team, which is making a tour Of the state added to it's victories over Buffalo and Rochester by a clean sweep against a team of Syracuse juniors here yesterday taking all four singles as well as the two double matches on the courts Of the scdg- wick Farm club.
New Britain herald., 1925-07-06
Worcester Girl Bride
 Of Charles E. Kinkade

The marriage of Charles Everett kinkade of this city to Miss Hazel Eliot of Worcester Mass, took place Friday afternoon at 5;30 o'clock. Rev, T. A. Greene of the Center Congregational church oficiated. Miss Marjory Johnson of Hartford Was bridesmaid and Frank E, Dugan of this city was best man.
 The bride was attired in a gown of blonde hcngaline with a picture hat to match and carried bouquet of roses. The bridesmaid wore a gown of pink crepe de chine and carried orchid sweet peas,
New Britain herald., 1925-07-06

The gift of the bride to the bridesmaid was a string Of pearls. The groom gave the best man green gold cuff links.
 After the ceremony a reception was held at the Burritt hotel. Mir. and Mrs Kinkade left on a wedding trip 10 New York, Upon their re- turn they will reside in Hartford.
New Britain herald., 1925-07-06

New York, July { R,-Charlos r. Logg, former captain Of the Wash ington university crew, has been appointed head rowing coach at Princeton, succeeding pr. ]. Dun can Sraeth, who retired after 14 years service.
New Britain herald., 1925-07-06
STARS
All krusjnEton

MI -9TNTr I,11.1,,,,,-VW ,-VW WIW-~ D
 Two base hjta--~rressier SHtalinr, Greco C. Nilis. Thlcc base hits--Gainor, Cole man, Johnson M"lntee, Mckeon, Sataline. Home runs-Mrkeon, Sacrifice hits Sat alinc, Eases on halls-off Johnson 6, off strong |. struck out by--Fieds s. by strong |: stolen bases-Gainer, MrInter, rrcssicr rWdjack and Politis. Double plays rrcesior to Venture to SataliuG. Inpires--ArtIe Campbell and Fitzgerald
New Britain herald., 1925-07-06

Two base hits -Syndcr, Fitzpatrick, Ferguson, smith, li"are,, Rusjnko. l"rer hase hit>-Healey. Syndcr. Sarrmoe hits -Blan"hctte. Bases on baiIs-on Kastak .. uuiark 2. Struck out-bv kostak 5. lien 9, puiack ". Stolen bases Patrus, Smith, Huber. Fitzpatrick Double plays -Patrus 10 Blanchcttc Hit hy pitcher by Heir CDuiack, SmIthD Losing pitcher -Kostak, Hits-of Kostak in o-S: Dutark in l-S. Umpire-Crowlcy.
New Britain herald., 1925-07-06
WINS HIGH JUMP

Brussels, July Upl-The women's high jump at an international field meet here yesterday was won by Miss Green of London with d jump of 1,5l meters (i feet. il Is inChcs). Miss Green was the record holder of 1.4S5 meters.
New Britain herald., 1925-07-06
SHEA STARTS TRAINING

New York, July 6 tPl-Eddle sh,a Of Chicago arrived in New York yesterday and will start training to- day in preparation for his forth coming tifteen-round bout with Charley PhlD Rosenberg.
New Britain herald., 1925-07-06
Spe a king of 5 D ort s

Cnsssy- WojAL got back ih;o Inc 4tAiuo,s iba.np co IsN Friday play
 ns kst hAss lvi tho SGuAtors. This Is As~ 70" for tns loSsl hoy, but ] aAs o'sr,:nins to enaLlo him 10 pla, the iaI,isl lseh 10 psrfto lon. Hs has tas h.ngnt ohd rcsSh and his ,en Is coHlhs Le,h Stlong enc lgl. ss ,bst h3 VII Lc p,is to Nias them eero.s tna Glsmor1 m great shape. ! rts., Cnoc''y' riSvrsi in tour doublc pay. for Hartford, ohd Sat. lrdA., he rbyel 10th games at tbc
 ,fH as% and nsursd in q number Of ,diilional Goub'e pa'ys in he two =ernst
New Britain herald., 1925-07-06
NATIONAL LEAGUE

Yesterdays Results Boston 4, Brooklyn 1.
 tFirst gane). Boston {, Brooklyn ?.
 (Socond Gamn). New York S, Philadelphia 3. Pittsburgh 3. Chicago 9. St. Louis 3, Cincinnati ].
New Britain herald., 1925-07-06
EASTERN LEAGUE
Yesterdays Results

Jersey City :, Providence $.
 (t'lrst game). Jersey City 0, Providence q,
 (Second game, 8 imnings), Syracuse ,. Toronto 2.
 (First game). Syracuse z, Toronto $. (Second game. 10 inninca). Reading [, Baltimore g. Rochester 15, Buffalo l2.
New Britain herald., 1925-07-06
MEUrER GOES TO HARTFORD

Reading, Pa, July Gtpl-Mnnager shorten tf the Heading Keys yes '1rAay announced that Sam Hyman, ssuthpAu. will join he Baltimore Dte.=s tsdsy, and Ihst Al Jeuter cGtshss, has bees recalled by the Ssg YLrH Giants sna will be sent . sAr1tsrt .4 thc Eastern league. Hrnaa s-@ ts Ral'imors ta part pAyneli Ir1 l.an M-CAty who 'oloss RtsrIIpE mons aso.
New Britain herald., 1925-07-06
The Standing
Games Today

Albany at Bridgeport. Waterbury at New Haven. PittsheId at Hartford. Springfield at Worcester.
New Britain herald., 1925-07-06
INTERNATIONAL, LEAGUE
HeStcrflay'S Results

Waterbury 4, Pittsfeld 3, Sprinetiel,! f. Albany 2.
 (10 innlnEs).
 New Haven ,, Worcester q. Hartford 2. Bridgeport 1.
New Britain herald., 1925-07-06
The Standing
GaIlIGs Today

Jersey City at Providence. Rochester at Buffalo. Toronto at Syracuse. Baltimore at Reading.
New Britain herald., 1925-07-06
Totals
REONklN IN
Tnio1S 3t i :
fnr Ford in a'

N Batted for Petty la 9th, Boston ....,,..,.....,.Nl 'oN F'-- Brooklyn .,...,...,,,,.'0I "'' ""'
 Two base hits-B4nnou, toN, ~'o. k. Home lml-- Welsh Double plays -Wc'S'L O'Ncu and Mnrrjott; Petty Stock and Fournior. Left on bases Boston !, Broo;Iyn $. Base on hall4--oU toonr" ?, Petty i. struck out-hy rooucv .. Inn ptrrs-iia;t. Mclaughlin and IHsl1-fmc l.it,
New Britain herald., 1925-07-06
Baseball at d Glance
AMERICAN LEAGUE

Yesterdays Results Washington z, New York 2. st. Louis G, Detroit 5, Chicago S, Cleveland 4, (Other clubs not scheduled).