davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Rassvet = The dawn., 1927-07-13
H0BhIE KHNTN B MATA3hHE
"PACCBET".

IeprBoro IONA. B 4Byx gacTax,
}ceTO 3a .............. 50 G..
With. AaqagbHaa Io6OBB 81 C,
,&EH I0H10H. B eIHHeHHh Gu
a .................. 80 G..
tHyT TAMCyH. B%HRTopHa, no
i0BHaa H09Ma ........ 30 c.
lecHb HecHeh, b c%THXoTB0pHOM ne
'eJ0TeHHH H3 6H6IeiicEOW TER
Ia. UeHa .....,........ IS C
MEPEKR0BCRNn. AAeRcaH4p | "
4eRa6pnc1Bl. ESQ.
K. &AEPOBCRNn. RpATHRa OcHOB
HbIx H4eH ecTeC1BOsHaHna. - 100.
C nepecblHROH - - LIS.
B. B. P03AH0B. npNpO4a N nC1O
pNa. y. BOnpOc 0 HpOncxO%4eHNH
OpraHnsMOB. p. TeOpna u. 4apBnHa
81. KpacOTa B npnpo4e.
~. qac1b N ueAOe. s.. 0 qy4eCHOM
B MHpe. g.. @HHOCObChMa BAHaHNa
B pycCROM O6meCTBe. - 0.90.
C %HepeCbIAROH 100.
3ANuEB. 3OHOTOI ysOp - $50
Hy1HnRN -- 200
PabasAb --- O.50
TOAY6as aBea4a - $50.
yCaGb6a AaHnHbIx - 100.
RAMEHbWNKOR. AcrpOHOMNqec-
RMa aa4aqH ana WHOmecTBa 0.50.
TAPNH. TMMHaspeTH OTIS
T01CT0N. HapTrOTH3M " npaBM-
TeHbcTBo 0.10
TAPNH MNxANHOBCKNN rNM-
Ha3NCTbI - - 0.75.
H, 6EP4aEB. @NaOco@na Hepa-
BeHc1Ba. $50.
60Hq BPyEBNq. 4yxO6OpTB B
RaHa4cKNx npepNax. 1.20.
nECHb HECHEM. CTAxorBopHblG
nepeBO4 C 6~H6HeHcROro reRcTa. 0.50.
M. APUbI6AMEB. McTNTeAb. Pac-
CKa3Bl. 0.50.
10. &PAH1. lyHa. 0,75
8. 3HNK. CoAHUe. O.80.
A. H0PT. yBepeHHee AeqeHHe va
xOTRN. OILS.
I0MaI0BCHHH. 0qepRH 6yp-
b 30 c.
C. HPyTABHH. B RaseMa1ax. uIAN
cceAb6ypr. Cys4aAbcKaa TppbMa.
HeTpOnaBAoBcKaa %RperoeTb. : $50.
r. WyCTEP. TaaHbIe o6mecTBa, CO.
psbI " op4eHa. 2 roMa-.- 4.5C.
AE--@0. PO6nHsoH RpYsO. O.5O.
P. TAT0P. RpymeHMe. POMaH. 1.60
RpOnOTRHH. BSaHMHaa n0MOuIb, RaK
baRIOp sBOADunH. = 90.
d. 0cceP4OBcEHa. 3BepH, 6oTH. 4
!GDgH. 1855. ;
yPTEHEB. I~BopaEcRoe THe3-
IS c.
6ahpOR. MHcTepHH: Ram, Man
bpeI. He6o H 3eMIa. 40 cen.
KapeaHH. CMepTHaa RaaHb. OBS.
HOBbIE KHNTN:
E. mMN4T-OqaRoBcRHR.
"HENTEHAHT MMhlT"
HacTOamaa RHHra aBAaeTcs B0-
,nOMRHaHNeM cbIHa o cBoeM OTue
0 BoccTaHNN
ELECTROMAGNETIC @H0TA
p0AN
AENTEHAHTA WMNATA
KEN.
uEHA - 200
EBrEHMn qNPNROB.
u3BEPb N3 6E34Hb|"
HEHA C %HepecBaROH - ESQ
A. r. 6ENNHCKNn.
TaEHa cTapoH yca4b6H. - 4Oc.
#s
y |
POMAHbl
bPEWKO-6PEMKOBCKOTO:
HEqATb HP0RHHTba - 2.10
AOqb BElNKOTO KHH3a 1.25
Rassvet = The dawn., 1927-07-13
K0MNTET.
nPE4ynPEMgEHNE

H3BemaeM BcD pyccRyD RoIOHHO
T. HyapRa, H. I%., II oEpecrHocTeh
ITO PyccE. Hporp. 0-Bo B-mH era
BIT TpaHIHo9HBh cHeETaEIb : Rob
Hepr : Gan II ~ceHTa6pa C.. T. B In
ToBcEoM aaIe, 1870 HBD HopE abe.
TIoTpo6HOcTH no3Ee. CIeIHTe ga
npeccOH.
Rassvet = The dawn., 1927-07-13
3RAETE IN BbE, YTO

yHoTpe6IeHHe Typ6HH BMecTo BoIa-
HHX Eo.Iec IaeT 6oIbme 9HeprHH n
cHIH. 30 MHOrHx Se MecTax HoIB-
aypTca n BoIaHoif cH1oH. 3HaeTe I'M
BBI, ITO HaHHpocH TeIep, HoaBHB-
mHeca 20 1eT TOY Ha8ag, II 10 cHx
Hop ne yTpaTH1H cBoeh HoHyIapHoc
TIL. EcIH RH HoHpo6yeTe 9ry nam
pocy, BB HHRoTIa he 6yIeTe TypHTB
TpyTHx nanHp0c. Ho5HaEQMBTecB c
HeD ceTOIHa.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-06-09
NEW HOMES READY FOR
INSPECTION.
FROM 1117 TO 1929 FERN
ST. NV.
S130S0.

Slo,9oU.
These beautiful brick homes
contain seven large, bright
rooms, two tile baths and are
modern in every respect. Ex-
ceptionally large living and din
ing room with open fireplace in
living room. Large bright eel
lar under entire house. Guar
anteed hot-water heating plant,
instantaneous hot-water heater,
two covered porches, brick ga
rage to match houses. After in
specting these houses you will
agree with us that they are at
least three thousand dollars less
than anything of their kind in
this location. Open and lighted
until 9 pm. Built and for sale
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-06-09
FOR SALE-HOUSES.
BARGAIN HUNTERS.
Your One BIG Chance.

NGdI DupOlil NltClC.
Must positively raise cash and will SAC
RIFICE
Large brick house: ~ large rooms. 4
baths: every modern convenience; house "a
feet wide.
First trust greatly in excess of 500 OF
One Of the BIGGEST BARGAINS ever
offered in Washington
PHONE NORTH 724-J EVENINGS.
SPECIAL VALUE.
OWNER. LEAVING CITY. has authorized
ms to get an offer on his 6-r. & b.. modern
brick at 329 14th st. ne. See it and see
1927 IRVING ST. Brookland--offered
exclusively by us at attractive price and
terms: you could not duplicate this property
within 81 900 of the asking price: detached.
"' 6 Y " SIT rro BHdM4oSoMrNeDALE-can be pur.
chased on $3.50 cash. balance like rent; S-r.
1895 A SE.-Corner 81 it. wide: double
rear porches; screened and metal weather
striped; etc; nothing like it at the low
- CoLoREDma3o9 SHERMAN AvE.-e.r.
& b.. porch front brick: h-w.h.
72G and 740 HOBART N.W-6-r & b..
porch front bricks: former has elec. and
brick garage. For quick sale will sacrifice
Trading or renting considered on some
of the above properties.
N. E. RYON CO., INC.
Mqin 1897 1923 r St
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-06-09

Ten-room home of excellent construction
and design. with outside pantry and three
arrangement. center-hal tyne with. open
stairway five rooms with hardwood floor
downstairs: four bedrooms and sewing room
upstairs with complete bathroom on each
foor. Two freplaces Cemented basement
Electric lights. gas. water and sewer. Fenced
lot 120 by $50 feet. with shrubs. flower
beds. fruit trees raspberry. strawberry and
ASPARAGUS beds grape pergola and garden
space Garage to match house. Best
suburban TRANSPORTATION: electric cars: rail,
wav and bus Price. SO. 800. OWNER, 516
Z. jackson ave. Phone Hyattsville 7O5. 81
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-06-09
2O-FT.. GROOM NE. HOME.
ONLY S7.05O--EASY TERMS.

Big colonial-type brick home. 20 #. wide
with covered front porch, In one of the pref
located: 9 large rooms, tiled BATH hot-wateI
heat. electricity. hardwood parGuet floors
1890: sleeping porch finished as a room
deep yard, with room for garage. This is g
real buy. and the price. and terms are I'M
usual for such value. You'll miss a bargain
if you don't see this house today. Cal
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-06-09

PRICE ONLY S4 500: SMALL CASH PAY
ment: $40 carries all monthly payments;
Northeast. near 14th and F SITS. semi-de:
iached brick home Of 9 large rooms and
cellar Under entire house back yard: room
for garage. BARTLETT PRATT REALTY
60. exclusive agents. Phone Main SS2;
evenings. Col 1884.
NEAR GRANT CIRCLE-A 7-ROOM AND
bath brick home. direct from owner. at a
big bargain. This house is 81 feet wide.
haa hot-w ster Lag. electricity and gas. hard
wood ioors large closet space. built-in re-
frigerator concrete trent and rear Dorches.
large yard. paved street and alley. For fur.
Their Information call Col. 7032-J.
BEST NORTHWEST, SECTION. CONVEN-
lent TO. cars and busses: T large rooms and
salley. Must be sold by goth of this month
Sacs quickly PrioSsss $4,000; oo easy terms.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-06-09
WANTED-SUBURBAN PROP'Y.
FOR SALE-HOUSES.

SMALL BUNGALOW IN SUBURB OR COUN
try. for ) months must have shade. Ad
dress Box 2,3l A Star Office. IL"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-06-09
SACRIFICE.
81 Q00

Groom bath bungalow: electricity. water
and sewer: cellar: furnace: garage; lot
50xI5O: 3 squares to car stop, r. square
to concrete street. Terms. $1.150 cash.
balance $40 per month.
PERRY BOSWELL
Phone Hyatts. b17. Mt. Rainier. Md.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-06-09
FOR SALE-HOUSES.

NEAR CAPITOL.
rooms and bath. semi-letached brick
Gear brick garage: immediate possession
At your own terms. For full particulars
address BOx 241-A Star office.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-06-09
SPECIAL BARGAIN,

ONLY $500 CASH. Sos K MONTH.
CENTRAL! NORTHEAST SECTION.
Strictly modern house of large rooms
and bath: garage; all in excellent con,
door This house is priced at SS.450 for
quick sale. See it now.
H r. HOWENSTEIE co.
1911 H st. NV. Main 90S.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-06-09
BIG GROOM PETwoRTH HOME
WITH BUILT-IN GARAGE.
ONLY S7.950-EASY TERMS.

II you are looking for a real bargain In
a NV home. 1t will pay you to inspect this
big Groom home; with 3 large covered
Tiled bath with built-in tub and shower:
master bedroom across entire front of house;
kitchen with pantry: built-in garage, deep
painted: hardwood floors and all modern
conveniences. This home is priced for inn
mediate sale at So $50. Will make conven-
lent terms. Call Col. 7551-W between 6
and 8 % m.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-06-09
FOR SALE-HOUSES.
FOR SALE-HOUSES.
ATTRACTIVE CORNER
HOME.
Chevy Chase, Md.
$14,750.

This English-type home is one of the most
attractive designs in Chevy Chase. 1t is
conveniently located to Connecticut Ave. car
line. stores and schools. 1t contains every
thing a most descriminatin buyer requires.
The living room and dining room are finished
n attractive tinted moreno; opening from
the ti, Living room , is large side porch The The
outside pantry directly adjoining There
are three large. light bedrooms with ample
closet space and fully tiled bath There
Is built-in garage in the basement.
For appointment to inspect. phone Cleve-
land R007 until q 40 n m
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-06-09
FOR SALE-HOUSES.
WOULD YOU BUY A HOME
EOR $40 A MONTH

FOR $40 A MONTH?
Let Us Explain Our Plan.
NEW DUPLEX HOMES.
Something New-Inspect Today.
TWo-story Flats--Built Like One House.
1000 A ST. NE.
tJust North East Capitol ST.
Two-story Houses with four rooms, bath
and back porch on each floor. You can
buy the building and rent out the second
floor for enough to greatly aid you in plr-
chasing the house. making a good specula-
ton as we'll as an investment. Don't miss
this chance. There are only three of them
and they will sell quickly.
Electric Lights--Window Shades--Sleeping
Porches-Built.in Garages--Ruud Hot
water heater-Large Lots-Tnspect To-day
H. r. HOWENSTEIN co.
1911 H st. NV. Main 906.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-06-09
PROFITABLE BOOMING HOUSE.
10 ROOMS-JuST OFF. 10th ST,
A BARGAIN AT $4,000.

= Here Is a real opportunity to buy a spIen.
did rooming house in a wonderful section
near the Sacred Heart Church. just off 10th
hot-water heat. electricity and all modern
eonyy.e .9 This home is IN excellent
you of its possibility for making money
Offered for immediate sale at Sl2 800. with
very good terms. Call North 1881 after
Seward daily gateway., 1927-04-06
FIELD SUPERINTENDENT
 IN ROUTE ID WESTWARD

J. B. Russell, field superintendent for the Bureau of Fisheries, was a passenger aboard the Admiral Watson for the Westward last night MT. Russell is bound on a trip which will take until May to complete and which embraces a general inspection of sal mon conditions in the Westward dis trict.
 Asked for an opinion on the merits or demerits of artificial matching of salmon, MT. Russell said that there was no evidence that it was failure but on the other hand, appeared to meet the requirements for replenish- ing fish. With respect to the question of utilizing undersized herring for fer tilizer and oil MT. Russell said that under the present law the Bureau had no way of preventing it., He was not prepared to discuss the merits or de- merits of the question, but agreed with the idea that educational propa- ganda in the States for eating small herring would serve good purpose,
Seward daily gateway., 1927-04-06
SEPALLA DEPARTS

Leonard Seppala. we'll known Alas kan dog musher, who has been up holding his racing reputation in the States during the past winter, arrived in Seward last night passenger on the Admiral Watson. He brought with him his racing team with which he captured the Eastern trophies. He shipped out with his dogs this morn ing en route to Nanana, where he will begin his mush for Nome.
Seward daily gateway., 1927-04-06
V \ ft \ -.l EVERYBODY SICK

Reports from Fairbanks. and An chorage are to the effect that the hos pitfalls and homes are full of patients all suffering with, light cases of in. fluenza. Locally the situation is about the same, every other person has TT or if not, expect to get IT. A large portion of the school children and High school children have not at tended their classes for some days.
Seward daily gateway., 1927-04-06

Dr. Haverstock has been examining the children at the Jesse Lee Home as we'll as prescribing for and per forming many minor operations for local citizens since his arrival from Anchorage last Saturday. He departs tomorrow for the Inlet city hospital.
Seward daily gateway., 1927-04-06

It is reported that Captain Haver- stock, physician and surgeon, Anchor age hospital, who has been in the city since last Saturday, will depart for Vancouver barracks next month where he will assume charge of the army hospital.
Seward daily gateway., 1927-04-06

Fishemen who have been in the in- dustry for the last 20 years say that the recent gales, which apparently died down early today for the first time in eight days, were the severest they have recalled in the last 12 years.
Seward daily gateway., 1927-04-06

They say it was eight below zero over in Anchorage yesterday, and the wind was blowing at the rate of 60 miles an hour.
Seward daily gateway., 1927-04-06

The fishing schooner Trinity of Se' attle, in port for the last few days, is ready to strike back for the banks The Trinity, but two years old, al ready is spoken of as one ofthe fast est halibut vessels in the Alaska in dustry.
Seward daily gateway., 1927-04-06

Jack Prosser, who has been laid up with a bad right hand for the last three weeks, departs in the morning for the Government hospital, where another operation will be performed on his infected knuckle joint
Seward daily gateway., 1927-04-06

No work crews have been sent out from railroad headquarters to date, which places this annual event a full month behind last season. Every thing is still frozen solid, it is report ed, and no spring thaw yet in sight.
Seward daily gateway., 1927-04-06

The schooner Thor of Seattle, which arrived in port the other day, is awaiting calm winds prior to return ing to the halibut banks.
Seward daily gateway., 1927-04-06

On Friday change of moon is scheduled to take place and, therefore, says the local sage, a change for the better in weather conditions can be looked for; also a general improve ment in health conditions.
Seward daily gateway., 1927-04-06
ADMIRAL FARRAGUT EN ROUTE

The s. s. Admiral Farragut, of the Pacific Steamship company, was sched- uled to depart from Seattle today for Seward en route on her maiden voyage under the new schedule to Southwestern Alaskan ports. Capt Chas. Graham, former skipper of the good ship Watson, is commanding the Farragut.
Seward daily gateway., 1927-04-06
PALM SUNDAY

Services at The Sacred Heart church Sunday at 10 a. m. First bell at 9:30. Blessing and distribution of
 The Palms. General Communion Sunday. FATHER A. J. MARKHAM.
Seward daily gateway., 1927-04-06

The halibut fishing vessel Ivanhoe, Captain Johansen, arrived in port yes terday with 5000 pounds of fish.
Seward daily gateway., 1927-04-06
WoMAN's CLUB MEETING

There will be a business meeting of the Woman's Club tomorrow (Thursday) afternoon at 2:30 o'clock, in the apartments of Mrs. Elwyn Swetmann.
Seward daily gateway., 1927-04-06

Dan A. Sutherland, Delegate to Congress from Alaska, was among the arrivals in the city last night on the Is. s. Admiral Watson.
Seward daily gateway., 1927-04-06

The halibuter Angelus arrived in port yesterday.
Seward daily gateway., 1927-04-06

Coleman's Gas Lamps and Lan- terms. J. l.. Graef.
New Britain herald., 1927-03-28
CUBS GOING STRONG
Six Victories Out of Nine Starts is
 Their Record For Season

Chicago. March 2S LT---SiX ont of nine games is tho record of the Cubs against the Southern California Coast league, as they leave their training territory bound for home.
 Only one player has been released. Joe Kelley. Baseball observers with the team have concluded that the Cubs $50, 900 shortstop. Elwood English. former Toledoan. will watch last years regular, Jim Cooncy, do the bulk Of the short field performing this year The Cubs en route homeward have 1o games. one at Amarillo. four at Dallas. one each at Tulsa and Okla homa City and five at Kansas City.
 Ted Lyons. q White SoS twirler, was roughly greeted by Dallas in his first appearance this season against top notch minor league team. Dallas won four to two. Manager Schalk. however. had tho satisfac- ton of learning that Rubber Arm Connally is ready for his seasons relief work, as he hurled the last three innings without allowing a run.
New Britain herald., 1927-03-28
BLCEGE AT SHORT
Manager Harris Has Shifted This
 Player From Third.

Washington. March 2s P,-Ossie Rluege. third sacker for the Wash ington bali club has been shifted permanently to shortstop by Manag CT Bucky Harris. who declared in making the announcement he wouldn't be able to win a pennant with "Rlucge In any other position. "
 Inability of other players 10 give satisfactory results in double plays between first and second prompted the change. the manager said. Myer is slated to take up the work at the hot corner. Today the Senators, still in training at Tampa. Fla, take on the Brooklyn Dodgers.
New Britain herald., 1927-03-28
PITCHERS SELECTED
Cardinal Manager Has Three of
 Them Ready to Start Season

St. Lous. March 2S LP-Manager Bob O'Farrell of the Cardinals says he has three starting pitchers lined
 up-Grover Cleveland Alexander.
 Jess Haines and Bill Sherdel. he is
 grooming Jimmy Ring for another.
 The pitching and fielding staffs. he
 said. are satisfactory and these with
 q terrific batting punch recently de- velopcd should bring the worlds champions into the arena with every chance for successful season. The Browns spoiled a clean record against the Cincinnati Reds yester- day by dropping game in defer
 ence to the excellent pitching Of Nehf and Donohue. Three errors on
 the part Of Manager Dan Howley's tmen helped complete the victory for the Reds six 10 three. The Browns faced the Giants at St Augustine to- day.
New Britain herald., 1927-03-28
Western Conference Is
 Gainer in Football

Chicago, March 2S LFl-The west. crn conference has been the sainer by the dissolution of the eastern "Rie Three" two Big Ten teams having concluded football contracts with Princeton for intersectional games starting this year and run ming up to 1880.
 Ohio State will play a home and. home series with Princeton the first two years, and Chicago will renew Gridiron relations with the Tiger 1929 and go. In 1921 and '22 Chi. tago and Princeton played q mem orahle series with one victory apiece each winning on the foreign field.
New Britain herald., 1927-03-28
YANKEES START TOUR
 FOR NORTHERN CLIMBS
Herb Pennork, Last of the Holdouts at Last Has Arrived at
 Training Camp

New York, March 2s R'-The New York Yankees made prepa ra- lions today in their camp at St.
 Petersburg. Fla. for setting forth Wednesday on a leisurely exhibition tour northward.
 Herb Pennock. left handed twirlev and fox breeder. was in camp. the last fthe holiouts to come to terms,
 and as the last ot the rockies has been weedcd out for tho present. Don Flcckenger, infeldor from , Phoenix. Aria., received a one way ticket 10 the Binghamton club to- day.
 Terms that brought Col Jacob Eupperts star finger into the fold arc not known. although tho guess- CTS believe he got almost all 0. the s.o,o0o year hc demanded and a
 two term contract. Ruppert said facetiously. sure, he got twice that and a three year contract have nothing but the highest priced ball , players"
 The Washington Senators found Kent Greenfield. young Giant , pitcher, great h"lr in rilins up a A victory yesterday. The Sena-
 tors gathered nine hits off his de- livery in 1-3 innings Titzsim-
 mons stopped them then bat it was too late. Rogers Hornsby hit his first home run Of the season,
 Critics who could sec nothing use ful in Wilbert Eobinson's kid h. field at Clearwater early In the training season are beginning now
 to congratulate the Brooklyn pilot on his budding stars. Partridge and : Barrett now are playing fine ball at second and third respectively and
 Babe Herman. first has"man. is , whanging the ball to distant places.
New Britain herald., 1927-03-28
TO MEET AT GOLF

Cambridge, Mass, March es-- (IP)--Despite the football difficult ties that caused a break in their athletic relations Harvard and Princeton will meet on the golf links on March l4 in New York. tho schedule announced by the athletic association which included matches with Massachusetts Tech. Worcester Poly, Williams. Union, Penn state. Penn, Holy Cross. Am
New Britain herald., 1927-03-28
REDFERN TO TEXAS
Detroit Manager Consider, Sending
 this Player South

Detroit. March 2s tP--Manaeer George Moriarty Of the Detroit Tigers. who had planned 10 farm out George Redfern to the Toronto Leafs. for another years seasoning is now considering a proposal 10 send the former Southern league player to the Fort Worth club Of the Texas league.
 IT. practicing Saturday, kibbie San Antonio shortstop suffered a fractured leg and as result will be out Of the game indefinitely.
New Britain herald., 1927-03-28
EAGLES TOO SWIFT

The Swift Eagles were too swift for the Young Cubs In a game play cd at Paradise Park last Saturday and after nine innings of a speedy game the Eagles scored a 8 to 3 victory. Now the Eagles are anxious to play any team in the city whose age Is below l3 years. Herman Ben zon captain of the team is ready for any opponent and he may be found at his home at 3l Hayes street or by telephone. 774-2.
New Britain herald., 1927-03-28

Jim Zakzewski. the rangy Ford ham center, who joined the National Guards in the Bristol Endee game, made his first appearance before q local gallery Saturday and his work more than impressed the fans. When he retired from the game in the final minutes he received q great ovation from the crowd.
New Britain herald., 1927-03-28

Coming back 10 our National Guards, the boys who arc wearing the colors of the New Britain team. this year would take a beating from the Renaissance team every time it played If it were to do it every night in the week.
New Britain herald., 1927-03-28

IL seemed as If the colored boys could make a basket whenever they felt like doing so. and although the Guards played at top form. they Champions
New Britain herald., 1927-03-28

The New Orleans pelicans were unable 10 concentrate their hits and the Boston Red Sax won an exh. ton game, 3 to ?. McFayden. school boy, pitched part Of tn" game for the American League team.
New Britain herald., 1927-03-28

Within a few days the final and official individual and team stand. ing of the teams in the !. w. C. A. Girls Industrial league will be an- nounced. A very accurate account will be taken so that the girl who only made one basket during the season will be given credit for it.
New Britain herald., 1927-03-28

Here is a little advanced dope Florence Sharzynska won first place among the leading scorers in both field and foul goals. with il of each. Ruth Johnson of the r. X r. Corbin team took second place with 29 points, II field goals and seven foul endeayors. Madeline Mascalo won third place with 10 field goals and eight foul chances for 2S points.
New Britain herald., 1927-03-28

The Pittsburgh Pirates won twice. defeating the Missions, 10 l. in a m ornlng game and the San Francis co Seals, to in the afternoon.
New Britain herald., 1927-03-28

Nehf and Donohre held the St. Louis Browns to six scattered hits, and the Cincinnati Reds won, 6 to 5. The losers did all their scoring in the final inning.
New Britain herald., 1927-03-28

knute Rockne, champion eating and talking coach, says he feels like e loaf O. bread. Wherever he goes they toast him.
New Britain herald., 1927-03-28
Spe a king of Sports

Two home runs by Captain Char ley Grimm figured prominently in the 10 70 , victory of the Chicaso Cubs over Hollywood.
New Britain herald., 1927-03-28

The Chicago White Sox found tho hurlins Of Schuman and McColl too strong and lost to to the Dallas club.
New Britain herald., 1927-03-28

The Detroit Tigers won a ragged exhibition game from San Antonio, 10 f. Detroit made 12 hits.
New Britain herald., 1927-03-28

Tonight the wrestling fans will he treated to an exhibition of their iavorite pastimo when Italy. repre- scnted by Renato Gardini, and sweden. represented by Charles Hansen, will tug at each other.