davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1926-01-01
Karovaci j, bchanizmus.

Tento mechanikmus ma byt' ca
sto prezerans Dpravy ma pre-
West ,zkt,seny Hechanik.
Karovasia paH ma byt' moe
ne pripeyncnh k4 hlavnemu ramu|
kary.
Ciastky ma tapnto mechanizme
nesmn byt ami nocno, ami VOL,
no pripeynene, lsbo prvom pa
de by So vel mi vrdraly, v drahom
pade trcba moe sakrdeania karo-
vacim kolesom
Prava pesich.
Pesi maj1 rovhaka prava 5 au-
tomobilistami na krizoyatkach u
lie.
Automobilisti ilajx dayat' zvla-
stny pozor, ably lleranili pesieh ma
sstrAa ss,liee.als sbnssia krisoatasi ,u-
lice.
Jest1i daktorf pesi nevsimnii 81
vascj tritby, pamatajte, ze sii da-
ktori al hl1lchi, daktori dnsevne
nevyvinuti sta l'udi chodi po
ull:iach, ktorych stary vek, MIA
dost', mrzactvo a telcsne vady by
uvalily ma vas zodpovednost' "a
nehodu. sss
Linda, ktori prave schodia S
pot.licnej karyl stsdakedy ME pri
sebe a nevedia sa rozh0dn1t', ka-
de ist'. Dajte takymto dost' Gasu
k rovnovahe, kyym sa pokdsite po-
pri Mich prejst', mac by vam slzo-
eli pred auto v ich rozpakoch.
Bez OIL 'adu ma to, co Wy mysli-
te, re kto je ma vine, ak vasa kara
porani alebo zabije niekoho, Wy
ste obycajne t'ahany ma zodpo-
vednost'. Poroty obycajne davajh
"a pravdu pesiemu. Ba co je hor-
Sic, mrtveho nikto Wac neprivedie
k ziyotu, ami mic vas nepotesi, v
pade zabita bola vasa manzelka,
vase diet "a alebo dakto my vam
drahy.
(Dokoncenie bud6cne)
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1926-01-01
DIVE vYsoNE PECE ,..-
BUDU ZAPALENE

V piatok zapalena bude vysoka
pee No. 2 Sheet and Tube Co. v
Hubbard a v paru dnoch zapale-
ma ma byt al Struthers Furnace.
s tymito, v cinnosti bude po No
vom roku % vysokych pacf 20 42,
ma youngstownskej okolici.
Praca oceliarnach ide 80 per-
.centovou kapacitou.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1926-01-01
PADLA DO Mpk.oB Cd ZIMY

l6-roena Alice Burns (. 1924
Midlothian Blvd. F"ndelok We
Ger padla do mdlob cd vel 'kej Ii
my, ktora panovala vo vianocny
tyzden. DievGa muscle byt' odve-
zene do nemocnice, lebo nemohlo
byt' mako vzkriesene l'ud mi,
ktori ju nasli ma Poland Ave. le-
Eat.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1926-01-01
OIL ITlClkY
4


Ustredny vybor Americkei Slo-
venskej Politickej Federacie Ma
honing okresc NAL ro6nii schodzu
utorok yecer, %. decemibra Y
skole Sv. Cyrilla al Methoda, ma
ktorcj zastilpene boly vsetlSy slo-
venske politicke klnbys okresu,
Ma schollzi prejednane holy r6z.
ne vazne zalezitosti zvoleny Il
rad ma rok 1926. Ia predsedu 4
stredneho vyboru Federacie zvo.
lcny boil znovu "A. NJ. Palkovic, IA
polpreasedov Miehal Cvengros,
Jozef Stanko, Jan Javorsky, Jozef
Javorslsy a Martin Hnmensky,
IA faiomnika A. J. Smigoysky, "a
poklalnika Jan G. Koeis, "a audi
toros Jan Rcpasky a Peter Bob
bcy d "a straz Jozcf Thurik.
Seh6dza bola skonccna v tom
povedomi vNbor.,, zc JIG Federacia
teraz az upcvnena a "a vel mi po-
trebnn uznana Slovakmi v Maho-
ming okrese. Novemll firadu pra-
jeme mnoho zdaru!
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1926-01-01

Mestska rada prijala roxpotet
mesta ma buddci rok, ktory obna-
sa $5,532, ,S42.4S. 4 stohto obnosn
pojde m splacanie bondov, inych
dlzob 1rokov ma dlzoby $2406,
292.9O. Ostatok je ma bezne ~
davkN mesta a platy iiradnictya.'
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1926-01-01
RoBoTNfK zABTT1 Y PRxoI

Benjamin F. Ebersole . {. 254
w. Wood ST., zabity bol minnlk
dni novel budove First Natio-
nal banky, kde boil zamestnany ID
plastrovae. Ebersole padol dolu.
piatimi schodmi, rozbijdc 81 leb-
ku.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1926-01-01
PAN VANSUCH DOSTAL
VEL'KY VIANOtNY OAR

Jan Vansuch, direktor bezpec-
nosti verejnej sluzby mesta E.
Youngstown, dostal neobycajne
vzacny dar ku Vianociam. Jeho
manzelka obdarila ho krasnym
IA funtov vaziacim dievcatkom.
Gratulujeme!
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1926-01-01
80 os0B zABIrf ToHo RoKU, 1
MA ULICIAt'H lRsTA

Cd l. jan,14ra do 80. decembra
zabite bolo automoOilami ma uli-
cach, YOUNGSTOWN spolu 80 os6b
aeked prside Este ieden der, moi. .
no ~ cely roks bude stoho . jedpp
alebo dve osoby viac.sV roku 1924
zabit8 bclo a:3 Cd
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1926-01-01
scHdDzA zENsK1Ho Po1IT.
KLIJBU Y E. YoUNGSToWN.

Slovensky zensky Politicky
Klub V East Y Yonngstown vydrzia
vat bude v nedel'E 3. januara
veGer o Z. hodine rocn1 schodzu,
pod kostolom osady Sv. jana Kr-
stitel' a, ma ktori je kazda tidkysia
ziadana prist', lebo nielcn ze bu-
deme VOLT iirad ma rok 1926. ale
al pojednavat o vel'mi dolezitych
otazkaeh. Prosim vsetky itdkyne,
aby 81 tohto povsimly prisly,
tiez al tie Slovenky, ktore sd este
nie ndkynami klubu, ably prisly a
vsthpily medzi mas, lebo len tax
dobyjeTne 81 miesto ysmeste, ktore
nam patri, ked' budeme mocne,
= ako muzzoyia talk j zeny po-
liticky sorganizovani
Prajic mnoho zdaru v Novem
Roku nasim pracam, som sspozdra- $
vom,
4 4 Maria Jakubslk, preds.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1926-01-01
TRI MILIoNY URoKov
/ vYPLATIA TUNAJSIE BANKY

Youngstownske banky vyplatia
ma 1. januara svojim vkladatel 'om
a dcastinarom 1904, 600 lrokov a
ldividendov. Vsetkych vkladate-
l'ov lcastinarov tunaj jsich bank
je l49, 200.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1926-01-01

PolicajnS sef K. H:Powell, kto-
~ preyadza teraz kampan bezpec-
nosti " Youngstown, pripravil So
znamSpravidiel pre- pesich a auto
mobilstoy, dl'a ktorych, ked' sa
l'udia br1dt drzat' zmensf sa po-
Get nch6d a nest asst ma uliciach
cestach Yeungstownu.T Tieto pra..
vidla sti naslcdovne: s
Mnohv eloyek nl6zc mat me-.
chanicky dokonalii kar,l, ale pre-
ncopatrnost moze zaprfcinit vaz-
ne pornnenie alebo smrt sebe ale
sbo inym. Nepozorne hnanie je,
ME preukazanim sikovnosti.
Najlepsi automobilisti su zvla-
Ste opatrnf ma svitani3, a ma SD
mraku. Vtady MET dost ami dem
neho svetla, ami umeleho svetla,
ably veci boly viditel ne obydaj-
nej dial 'Sy.
Zmensite rychlost pri kazdom
zakrdcani s ma cesfes Slepe uhly
s1 nebczpecne. Ked nevidite, co
prichodi zpoza nhla, pripravtc sa
zastat' v okamzenl. Zatriibte pri
kazdom }roia nlicc.
Kcd davate ret ave. ma kolesa.
polozte mn obc zadn6 kolesa. Len
jcdna ret'az m6ze zalpricinit' me-,
st 'astie. Ret iazc ma vsetkA:h sty-
roch kolesach nj 'ahcnjii riadenie
kary.
Zentc karn pomaly ma ysetkych
.mostoch a cez vrch kanaloS. Mala
jama alebo kamen ceste,l moze
VAN karu skrltit do mosta alebo
mimo.
opatrnost' pri predbshovani
Ked' chcete prebehnaf druhy
lpssez ram sahscns smefe I iifaci;
sacnite sa vykriicat' ma l'avo maj
menej 75. krokoy "a tym povo-
zom. Ked by ste vysli blizko zpo-
IA pred vami idiicej kary, nevi-
deli by ste pred sebou mohli by
ste sa srazit S povozom oproti
vam idncm. Ked ste uz predbeh-
Ii povoz, nevrat tie sa rychlo do
ciary povozom predbehnutym,
lebo by mohol do vas vrazit', ana
nestiste hned' rychlost'. r
Vzdy dajte vel ky pozor, ked'
idete zadom. Zatrnbte tri razy,
signalujte inym karam a pozeaj-
te nazad (nie napred), aby ste
videli, kde idete. Zrkadla sd vel'-
mi dobre v kazdom case.
Ciste sklo dava cisty vyhl 'ad.
Kazda kara ma mat cistiG skla,
ktorym sa sotre dazd' alebo snah.
Ked' riadite auto, nerozpravaj-
te sa inymi v kare. Male deti
main sediet' ma zadnom sedadle.
Nikdy nesmdi byt' drzane ma .ko-
lenach alebo medzi kolenami ria
ditel'ov auta Bezpecne riadenie
vyzaduje cell pozornost'.
Pravidla ma cest&ch.
Skoro kazdy Stat "a mesto alebo
obec ma svoje vlastne premavko-
We zakony, automobilisti maj1
byt' dokladne oboznameni so vse-
tkymi zakonami, ktore sa tykajl
miesta, ka|dial' sa casom vezi.
Kopiu statnych zakonov mozno
dostat' cd Secretary of State, v
Columbus, intestine zakony cd
miestnych policajnych dradov. O.
krom tVrhfo 10 mnnho cpSt0vnyoh
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1926-01-01

Teraz je sezoisa 1slzkych ulic a
ciest., Matte ppriadku br1dy, ma
automobiloch sAzalozene ret ,aze
ma oboeh zadnsd, kolesach. Ked
sa zakriisate 4 zeffe karu pomaly.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1926-01-01
Pravidla bezpecn sti pre- pesich 4 aatomobilistov
Podsya: < POWELL, ssf poois nss.a YOUNGSTOWN

-
chod tym antomobilom. ktore pri-
chotl;a Yast,i Trayei stranv Nj
kdy 81 ale nesakladajte moe ma
tomto prave, nespoliehajte sa nan,
lebo mono ten drnhy elovek Q
fom nezna.
Ked zasfny1ljctc alebo parku-
jete skarr, prava 5ej strana "a ME
Iava) ma byt PR chodnlku. kor
lcso mate mat skrdtene ma pravo
kn chodnilsn ked parkujete do
In dakym vrehonl, ably sa kara ma
hodou nesosInikla dolu vrchom.
Presvedcte sa. zesci brzdn dobre
drzia a ci prevodne kolesa (gears)
sh V neutralc, prv nez vyjdete 2
kary.
Nikdy 1lezastantc $ automobi-
lom blfzko vodovotlnej st,ldne pre-
hasieov. Kara mus byt' aspoH Is
stop od stl1dne vzdialena.
s;0nalovanie rukou
y1dv sipnalu ;tc ked, chcete "a
stat alebo sa, obratit'. Ked moz-
no. signaluite vystrcenim ruky.
Ked to ncmozno alebo ked' "a
vami idnci rulpu videt nem6zzu,
date 81 pripravit neialsy mocha
nickt signal ma karu.
Vsetky zelezniene krizovatky
mai1 byt' povazovane "a nebez-
,,es.nf. NJ ii ssii strazens alebo ME.
Zyonec ma krHoyatke moze bvt'
zkazenl. alebo straznik nepritom-
M. 4
I,ampy ma kare maji byt' tax
pripravene, ably svetlo padalo len
na cestu a nesvietilo do ocf prot
idtl,im. Ked' sti vase lampy ME
tax priprayene. talk Atiahnite sva,
tlaa ma dim Z III ,sri kaazsfom sfrEf'
nuti sa s inym povozom.
Bnd ,te zvlast, pozorni Ma krizo.
yatkach kde ie Wac kol l'ainic ne;
iedna. Nekrizuite kol'aie hnetdt
ako preide ylak. Mono : opaeenc-
stranv ide dr,,hy
Vlak, idiei 50-mil ovou rych
lost 'ou ma hodinu, preleti So stop
"a sekundu a, ne1noze sa zastavit
len ma stvrt mile. Automobil, ida'
ci 25-mil 'evou rychlost 'ou ma no.
dinu, moze byt' zastaveny v 81
stopach, ked' hrzdy s1 dobron
stavc. Kto ma zastat', obzret' Sc
a poeiivat' ma zeleznMnGch krizo
vatkach - rusnovodic q auto
! ! mobilista?
Opatrni automobilisti vzdy stf
sia rychlost' a premenia do po
maleho prevodneho kola ked' idi
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1926-01-01

We zakony, automObilisti matt
byt' dokladne oboznameni so vSe-
tkymi zakonami, ktore sa tykajl
miesta, kaHial' sa casom vezd.
Kopiu statnych zakonov mozno
dostat' cd Secretary of State, v
Columbus, a intestine zakony cd
miestnych policajnyych uradov. O.
krem tychto je mnoho cestovnych
pravidiel, ktore s1 vseobecnymi
zachovavanymi vSade.
Kazdy automobilista zna, ze ma
sa vyhntit' ma pravo, ked' idd
proti nemu inc automobile. Poma-
~ id1ce povozy majd sa vzdy dr.
zat' pravo ma kraji ulice.
VRdy zatrlbte Q prejdite Ia
vel strane, ked prebe'hlvate po.
vozy iddce v ten istyy smer ako w.
Ponli&nt kary prebehujte vsak
$ ptavsj strany, ;nikdy ME po Ia.
vel. Ksd' ste ma krikov6tke ulic,
pri bo9nom chodniku alebo .na
kond nsiakt tho yrchu, nikdy ne.
.predbehuits Inc poyoey.
/, Na krixov&&lke Il ulic. s.daite p4ie.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-05-26
INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE
Rochester 6, Toronto 8.
Jersey City ,, Newark IL.
Reading s, Baltimore 10.
Buffalo 1, Syracuse 2.

visit her son and wife Mr.. and Mrs.
John Omission, from there Mrs. On
niston will go to Providence r. l.,
for few days visit before return
ing.
A parish meeting Of All Souls Uni
versalist church will be held Thurs
day evening at 1880 o'clock in Muir
ray vestry.
The dedication OF Milton La For
rest Williams High school will take
place this Wednesday in the gymna-
SUM. The speakers will be Supt. of
schools John L. Tapley, George H.
Bryant, II. L. Hunton and an address
will be given by State Commissioner
of Education, DIR. A. o. Thomas of
Augusta. Music will be furnished by
the High School Glee club.
Sargie Warren has resumed his du-
ties as r. F. d. mail carrier after en-
joying few days vacation.
The elementary teachers associa.
ton enjoyed a banquet last evening
at the Salmon Lake House, No. Bel
grade. The trip was made by auto
mobile and social time was enjoyed.
Mr.. and Mrs. John L. Tapley were
in Rome yesterday on business in
connection with the public schools.
Hamilton Written who has been
confined to his home on the Water
vile road by illness has resumed his
duties as foreman in the Sythe de-
partment of the No. Wayne Tool
company.
The baby daughter born to Mr..
and Mrs. Maurice Manson at DR.. Will
liams hospital has been named Bar
bara Genella Manson.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-05-26
CLINTON

Mrs. Laura Dangler of Burnham was
in town Friday to attend the funeral
services of Mrs. Eliza Roundy.
Miss Helen Hopkins Of Auburn is
visiting her sister. Miss Hazel Hop
kins,. at the home of. Mr.. and Mrs
Scott Burns of High Street.
Mrs. Hazel Osborne of Skowhegan
passed the week end at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. George Osborne of High
street. Mrs. Osborne's son, Arthur
Osborne, Jr, returned home with her
after visiting his grandparents the
past week.
Miss Doris Gonyer, a member of the
high school faculty. motored to Orono
Friday and passed the week end at the
home of her parents.
Miss Doris Foster. student at the
high school, passed the week end at
her home in Canaan.
Miss Blanche E. Roundy has gone to
the home of Mrs. Marinda Stewart on
the Hill road for an indefinite stay.
She is teacher at the Hill Road
school.
Mr.. and Mrs. Prescott Hobbs have
gone to Belgrade Lakes. where they
will occupy a cottage for a few
months.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-05-26
Hartnett Winner
Over Mars in Clash
At Portland Arena
Especial to Kennebec JournaD

especial TO hSQnSDSC JUL lloiJ
Portland, Me-, May 25.-Joe Hart
nett of Halifax won on foul over
Gene Mars. the Milford, Mass. well
terweight, in the fifth round of their
scheduled six round bout at the
Arena tonight. Up to that time
Hartnett had outbattled Mars by
driving terrific right punches to the
latter's head that swung him around
again and again. Mars shook them
all off, however, and kept boring In.
He did most of the leading, but
Hartnett smcthered Genes punches
the greater part of the time. About
10 seconds before the bell in the fifth,
Mars caught Hartnett with an ac-
cidental low blow that was heard all
over the house.
Bing Conley of Lewiston won the
newspa per verdict over Johnny
Hartnett. the San Domingo light
heavyweight. in a mauling six round
duel. Conley scored a clean knock
down in the third round.
Harry Gregg shaded Rip Van Dyke
in four round Suggest. Joe Pomly
of this city had the edge on Young
Dugan of Lewiston in four, and Mark
Crowley shaded Willie Quinn in a
four round f1ywelght muss.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-05-26
Mackenzie and
Gardner. Eliminated
In Scottish Golf PLAY

Muirield, Scotland, May 25-(P)-
Five members of the Walker cup
team and seven other Americans re-
main in the running for the British
amateur championship but Captain
Bob Gardner of Chicago, Roland Mac
kenzie, sensational youngster from
Washington, and George Won Elm of
Los Angeles are not among them.
Gardner was beaten badly today
and Mackenzie lost his second round
match at the eighteenth hole. Won
Elm was downed by his Walker cup
team mate. Francis Ouimet of Bos-
ton. But Bobby Jones and Watts
Gum of Atlanta and Jess Sweetser
of New York, members of the team,
were victorious in their matches to-
day.
The rout of Gardner, and 2, by
H. NJ. Dix, Of Glasgow, was a stag
gering blow to the Americans as it
was Gardner who in 1920 at Muirfield
went through to the finals where he
was defeated at the thirty-seventh
hole by Cyrol Tolley. Tolley was
eliminated from this tournament in
his first round test yesterday.
Mackenzie, who played sensation
ally yesterday to capture his OPEN
ing match, entertained the largest of
the galleries in the second round and
gave a wretched putting exhibition.
He found three taps necessary on 10
of the IS greens he played. yet he did
not bow to D. H. Kyle without a
battle.
Ouimet's and 2 defeat of Won
Elm was received with enthusiasm by
the British, although they regard the
Boston veteran as a dangerous man
in any championship. He has invad-
ed Britain three times BUT has
failed to gain the amateur crown.
Americans regard Won Elm as one of
their best BETS. however.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-05-26

and Mrs. George Kennedy, ST., were
in Gardiner, Sunday, the guests of
relatives, making the trip in Mr..
Kennedy's coupe.
G. NJ. Lancey was a business caller
in town Monday.
The chemical truck responded to
a still alarm at about Z o'clock
Tuesday morning for chimney fire
at Jasper Leighton's, Hunnewell ave-
nue..
F. W. Libby Of Burnham was a
business visitor in town Monday.
Mrs. Will Rhoades returned from
Springyale, Sunday, where she has
been visiting in the home of her
daughter. Mrs. Lyle Folsom, the past
month.
E. c. Sweet was a passenger from
this station Monday for kineo.
James M. Dysart was in Clinton,
Monday, on matters of business.
Mrs. Sarah NJ. Nye, who passed
the winter months in Somerville,
Mass, with her sister, Mrs. Hurd,
has returned. to her home here.
A. w. Fuller of Gorham. n. H.,
who has been guest in the home
of his son, Frank w. Fuller, and at
tending to business matters, returned
home Monday.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-05-26
HEBRON HAS TOUGH
time TRIMMING
kENT'S n|LL, 81
Especial to Kennebec Journai)

Readfield, May 25-In q sweet pit
cheers battle all the way with honors
about even all the way Hebron beat
Kents Hill 81 In a fast battle here
this afternoon. McFayden, Bay
State star struck out Is men and al
lowed two hits while Finn whitfield
- and allowed three hits. Kents Hill
got it's lone tally in the first with
Cascadden breaking through with a
double. Harrington got Thorne's roll
Ter slow AID Cascadden scored from
second. Finn got a scratch hit.
Thorne going to third. Tapley
grounded to Small. This ended the
locals hitting and scoring. Finn kept
the Hebron batters under control and
the one run lead looked good until the
eighth when Small struck out, went
to first on knights error. Dondero
dropped Bearce's high fly. knight
then allowed Bailey's grounder to go
through him and Dwyer scored.
Bearce went to third. McFayden fiji
ed out to knight back Of second and
Bearce by daring base running
caught Knight f1atfooted and brought
in a run. This ended the scoring.
McFayden frightened up and though
threatened in the ninth struck out
Thorne with the tying run on second.
Six errors spelled defeat for the hill.
1t was a tough game for either pit
cher to loose. The score:
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-05-26
Colby Ready
For BOwdOin Today

Waterville, Me, May 26.-(Spe-
cia)-With every game during the
remainder of the series critical, Col
by will send the strongest lineup
possible into the State series game
against Bowdoin which is scheduled
for Seaverns field this afternoon.
With a last inning rally which meant
five runs for the Waterville team
they defeated the Bears in the game
two weeks ago by good margin and
this will make Colby the favorite in
today's encounter The team has
been doing some very hard fielding
work during the week because of the
errors which were made against
Maine last Saturday when the Oro-
no men defeated Coach Roundy's
crew in their first State series set
back. The coach this week has EN-
phasized infield work with the men
getting plenty of opportunity to i'm
prove their fielding game. The hit
ting of the team continues to feature
with the practice sessions of the
week evidencing that the men still
have an eye for the pill. This
should be great asset against Bow
dQin in particular.
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OAKLAND

About 40 pupils from the Sth grade
of Milton LaForrest Williams High
school visited the State House in Au-
gusta Saturday making the trip by
automobile. Supt. of schools John l..
Tapley, Everett Mason, Manual
training teacher, Miss Lebaren, Miss
Strchen and Miss Simpson accom-
panied them. They enjoyed picnic
dinner at noon and the children en-
joyed themselves to the limit.
The EpNorth Lea que of the Meth
odist church will hold Hobo" party
Friday evening in the church vestry.
Refreshments will be served and a
small admission will be charged.
Mrs. Charles Williams was ealing
on friends in Skowhegan. Monday.
Charles K. Tilden of Hallowell was
in town Monday on business connect
ed with the No. Wayne Tool Com
pany.
Mrs. George Omission left this
morning on the "Pine Tree Limited"
for Plymouth. Mass. where she will
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HALLOWELL AND
C0NY IN LEAGUE
CLASH TODAY

Hallowell High school, at present
dangerously near the cellar along
with Morse High of Bath, will be the
guests of honor at Williams Field
this afternoon at $50. AS this is a
school day the game will not be called
until half past three. giving the stud
ents and others a chance to finish
their work and be there when the
game is called. "Swede" Johnson.
versatile Colby athlete, will be In
charge of the game and his work as
an official is highly recommended.
Lapidus and Carbino will be the
opposing twirlers in all probability
with the Babe slated to do his stuff
and Carbino as the logical choice.
The Cony team had a hard practice
in the inf1eld last evening and the
mechanical errors which marred the
game Saturday were lacking. The
team which started in the first game
Of the season will be used.
The records Of the two teams show
everything to be in favor of the To-
Gals but almost anything can happen
in a baseball game. Hallowell has
shown flashes of real baseball. only
10 drop Ddch idtel lulo al iAuiiteAOHI
attitude. The catching department
at Hallowell reported at the first of
the season as being woefully weak
has improved and the Cony base pill
ferers will have to keep an eye out
for the throwing arm of Vigue.
The Cony team has established an
enviable record with five games won
out of six played in the fastest COM
pany the state has to offer and de-
serve the support of the fans in this
section. A good crowd should be
present to see the game.
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MACKS and SENATORS
Divide DOUBLE BILL

Philadelphia, May 25-(P-The
Athletics and Washington split a
double header today that required al
most 5 hours playing. Washington
won the first II to IL by scoring IL
runs in the fifth inning on nine hits
and two walks after tying the score
in the preceding round with four
run rally. The Mackmen rallied In
the closing innings but were unable
to overcome the champions big lead.
Philadelphia took the second game
7 to 6. Walker French and Gordon
Cochrane hit home runs in the Sec
ond game. both driving over the
right field fence. Cochrane's came
with two men on base and tied the
score.
Gray pitched well in a relief role
holding Washington safe after he
succeeded Ed Rommel in the second
inning.
Score:
FIRST GAME
Washington :. 900 4110 002-17 16 2
Philadelphia :. 40 o 200 042-12 II 8
Coveleskie Morrell, Marberry and
Ruel; Gray, Grove. Heimach, Wal
berg and Gray.
SECOND GAME
Washington go. o60 900 oo0-s 9 2
Philadeiphia 49,. oe1 900 oox-7 8 8
Ferguson, Ogden and SEVERED;
Rommel, Gray and Cochrane.