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CHRISTIAN SCIENCE SOCIETY

HHTfInENH, IENAS
Christian Science Society OF Har-
lingen, Tex, authorized branch of
the Mother Church, the First Church
Of Christ, Scientist Of Boston, Mass,
holds regular services ev-ry Sunday,
II a. m. Sunday school e:45 a. m.
Wednesday s .. M. at church edifice,
corner 4th and Taylor.
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TWINS. TRIPLETs. oUADs

HARSEILLES, France. - w III
Jeanne Caldrimot has presented her
husband with quadrup1ets. I'm 1924
she bore twins. and in 1928 krinlatn.
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First figures lowest temperature
last night: second, highest tempera-
ture yesterday: third. wind velocity
at s a. m; fourth. rainfall past %
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SIGNS ALIEN PROPERTY ACT

WASHINGTON, March 10.-LP-
President Coolidge today signed the
alien property bill, providing for
settlement of American claims
against Germany and the return Of
SEIZE property.
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san1e good. ! am dad to recommend
he Favorite Prescription to other
nIferers."-Mrs. r. S. Ray, 1915
Nolthenius st. All dealers.
Write Or. Pierce's Invalids' Hotel.
q Buffalo, NJ X for free advice.
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Brownsville Church Services

lude, "The Brook by Wilson: offer
tory, might Song" BY Shuts: an
them, "The Heavens Declare Nv
Baines; sermon, "Thc Perfect Davv.
-Postiude" by Batiste. Mrs. J.. A.
Russell. musical director, Mrs. "A. n.
Niven, organist.
9;45 a. m.-Sunday school, Cleve
Tandy, supt.
Monday $3.50 p. m.-The woman's
auxiliary will meet rs follows: Cir
Gle No. l with Mrs. A.. d. Dickinson
in her home on Acacia Island: No,
2 with Mrs. n. H. Banker in West
Brownsville; No. 9 with Mrs. Fl. q,
Miller in West Brownsville.
Monday, 1880 r. m- the officers
Of the church will meet in the Mems
Bible class room of the church.
Emmett r.. DAY, Pastor.
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SACRED HEART CHURCH

October to JULY
Sundays:
1900 a. m, Holy Communion Mass.
s:15 q. m, Sunday school and Bible
study.
1000 q. m, High mass and sermon.
1880 ,. my Vespers and Holy Ros-
airy.
$500 >. M, Sermon and Benedic-
ton.
Weekdays: Mass and Holy Com
munion every mornig at z o'clock.
First Sunday: Meeting OF the
Children OF Mary.
Second Sunday: Meeting Of the
Holy Name Society.
First Monday: Meeting Of the Al
tar Society.
First Friday: Sacred Heart devc-
tons.
FATHER JEAN B. FRIGoN, O. NJ. !.
Pastor.
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE SOCIETY
Elizabeth and Stillman streets
Sunday services-11 N. m.
Sunday school-9:3c q. m.
Wednesday evening meeting, 8
p. m.
The public r. cordially invited.
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THE LUTHERAN CHURCH

Services in the junior high school
auditorium at 3 p. m.
H. l.. Wiederanders, pastor.
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CENTRAL CHRISTIAN CHURCH

Sunday school convenes az $3.50 a..
m. with Sherwood Bishop, William
Velton and Mrs. Paul Moore, super
i~ntendents.
Morning worship and preaching at
1850 a. m, with special music by
the choir. Theme Of sermon, "Paul's
Spiritual Experience"
Theme for the evening hour at
1880 o'clock, "How Lives OF Every
Variety Are CHARGED" Doe Dutro
and his band WI favor Us with
special music az this meeting and we
shall all enjoy the very helpful con-
gregational singing.
+. $. Baker, pastor.
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FIRST METHODIST CHURCH
tenth and Washington Streets)
Program for Sunday, March III.
Q.30--Sundav school.

tenth and Washington Streets)
Program for Sunday, March III.
9:30-Sunday school.
1e:50-Morning worship service.
Mrs. Lay and her choir will sing
an anthem, ~The Holy City" with
solors by Mrs. r. d. Sutherland and
Mrs. G. r. Caudill. Mrs. Snow. or
g~anist. will offer special sacred or
gan numbers and the pastor will
preach the The subject will
be Zone Side Of the Four-Squars
Life.v
6s30-Epworth League. Special
programs for each Of the three or
CARNATIONS.
7~:30-Evening preaching service.
The choir and ~organist will furnish
special music and Captain Feiker
will sing a baritone solo. The pas
tor will preach on what Is a
Christian ?" This will be one Of a
series Or sermons on "The Christian
Life"
Next Weeks Program
Monday. 8 p. m.-Woman's Wis
sionary society.
Tuesday. T:30-Board Of stewards
meet. II. :. Hunt, chairman.
Wednesday. 7:30-Midweek praise
and Bible study service.
Thursday, 7:S0-Mrs. c. u. Lay,
director Of music, will meet her choir
for rehearsal.
Beginning Monday evening. April
2. At 1880, special services will be
conducted each evening Of the week
except Saturday This In an observ-
ance Of holy Week"
Q. G. Grow. Pastor.
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Preaching Sunday, 8 ?. m. and 1850
D. m
Prayer meeting Wednesday 1850
p. m.
No collections taken in this mis-
sion.
:. NJ. Stafford, pastor, s27 West
st. Francis street.
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anu u8Q e so Tor
q long while. / suf-
fered with pain In
my side, back and
head and nothing
gave me any perma-
nent relief until L
took DR.. Pierce's
Farurite Prescrip-
ton. A few bottles
Of the Prescription
relieved me of these
distressing aches
and pains and my
general health be-
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Preserve Your Health for
Your Children's Sakel

Texarkana, Texas.-"About four
years ago my health was very poor
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NEW YORK-Jordan King. q. was
taken 70 the hospital the loser in
a tussle with the Mrs. want to
make a complaint? q the police asked.
mo" he replied. Il got what l de-
served"
New Britain herald., 1928-05-18
 
HIGH SCHOOL NINE
 DROPS ITS THIRD
Loses to LaSallstp Seminary by
 Score Of 5-3

Although the New Britain High succe ssion in the face Of brilliant pitching Of kustosz of LaSallette seminary in Parkville yesterday, it showed a decided improvement in form and its followers are now confi- dent it will finish the season with . better record than was previously ex- pected. The score was , to 5.
 Coach Cassidy, who is determined that he will have good team be- fore the season closes, again shifted his lineup. Lipman replaced Mangan who was shifted to second base. Henry kraszcwski went in at short stop in place of Eddie Hinchey who was shifted to right field. Greco took Weskey's place in left field and that latter moved to center field. Doc" Potts took Wilton Morey's place as the starting pitcher.
 Prohab bly, the player who showed up best In the new lineup was Potts who not only pitched well, but also belted out three of New Britain's four hits.
 However. 1t was the fourth hit, a double by Weskey, that nearly broke up the ball game. After being held without score up until the ninth inning. New Britain loaded the bases when Murphy and Nadeau Of LaSallette made errors. For the first time in the game the LaSallette pitcher seemed to be III at ease and he hit the next batter. Three men were on when Weskey, who incident ally is playing his first season with the team, came to bat. His two-bag- ger scored three runs for hls team and at that particular time if looked as 1T the team was on the road 10 victory. but if stuck detour when the seminary pitcher again gained control.
 IT it were not for bad third in- ming the Red and Gold team might have scored victory. The La Salletto team took advantage Of every opportunity if was afforded and scored four runs.
 New Britain's defensive play was greatly improved. Only four errors were made during the game. The summary:
New Britain herald., 1928-05-18
Babe Ruth Setting
 Furious Batting Pace

New York, May s fP) -- Babe Ruth is setting such q furious home run pace this season that his twin" oi last year. Lou Gehris, this lar has found the task oi keeping up U lirtle too much for him.
 Tn l5ab. smashed the ball into the right field bl"ach-rs at the Yankee stadium yesterday and brought his seasons total 10 F. "columbia Lou did inc samc thing, but when Il. added his total up II came only 10 six. This 'imr last year he Babe led Lou by only one. the totals being eight and uIur.
 Euth's drit" into the stands yes tcrday i'll his 2Ith game put him II days and h games ahead or h1S record last year when he cappei Il brilliant season by setting q new home run mark Of co. His 12th homer last year was made Tn As :-'h gamr on May 2s.
New Britain herald., 1928-05-18
FALCONS ANXIOUS TO WIN
 TWO GAMES OVER WEEK END
Meet Manchester Here Tomorrow and Battle kensing- ton in kensington Sunday-Coach Ray Begley Pre-. diets Victories If Batting Strength Develops Hackbarth of Southington Added to Squad-Rec ord Crowd Expected for Game on Sunday

A drive by the Falcons baseball team to not only get into the win ming column in the Connecticut State Baseball league but also to do the job right by scoring two wins, will be made starting tomorrow af- ternoon when the local club meets the Manchester team at St Marys field in a scheduled league game. The second entry will be made on Sunday when the Falcol.s trek to kensington to play the home team there.
 Manchester and kensineton both present serious obstacles in the path of the Falcons but the local crew is confident of bringing home two scalps this weekend, Coach Ray Begley. after putting his charges through one Of the stiffest workouts of the season at the field last night, feels that his squad has become or ganized enough to carry away wins in both games.
 The coach in discussing the team today. stated that the biggest fault with the combination is its weak ness at the bat. "There is the power there" he said, but it hasn't yet started to work. We should break right out like an epidemic Saturday and Sunday and it's my guess that Manchester and Ken sington are both due 10 land on the wrong end of the Scorcs.' Manchester leads the league so far with two wins and no defeats. The Falcons in their initial start, lost to Kensington in weird eXhibi- tion. Two wins over the weekend will bring the local team right into the commanding seat in first place | Eddie Hackbarth, leading sIugger l in the Connecticut State Central 1 league last season and backstop for the Soutlington PeNtos, has been added 10 the squad and he will | probably be behind the bat in both 1 games. His power with the willow 1 should be Of great help to the ! Falcons.
 Saturdays game with Manchester will start promptly al o'clock, | while the game in kensin ston will 1 get under way Sunday about the same time. The Connecticut Co. IS 1 furnishing bus service from Tpson g 1 Corner to the baseball field in Ken sinston Sunday so that fans will have transportation to and from the lot.
 record crowd fo, Kensington
 should be on hand when the Fal-
 cons make their appearance in the
 Paper Goods town. After getting
 away to a flying start last Sunday
 by downing the Hardware City team
 the kensington crew is confident Of turning the trick again.
 kensihgton goes to Meriden to-
 morrow to engage the Meriden En-
 dees in a league game. After suf-
 fering , to 0 defeat at the hands
 Of the Bristol New Departure fac tion Wednesday night, the South
 Finders are prepared to battle to the last ditch to beat the Silver City
 member of the Endee family.
New Britain herald., 1928-05-18

Larnin. If the weather permit the bout to be held tonight, the prin- cipals will not be required 10 weigh in again. This means that McLarnin probably will enter the ring weigh ing close to l40 pounds. The extra poundage, observers pointed out, will make the slugging coast star just that much stronger in the hit ting department. His sensational campaign through the lightweight contenders and into a match for the title was achieved chiefly through the power of his punch.
 The champion. it is contended on the other hand. would find any extra weight handicap. His forte is speed and extra weight would only cut that down. Mandell has no in tention of trying to beat McLarnin at his own game of slugging. He rem embers the fate of Sid Ferris. who went down and out before the crushing power of the coast lads right hand in one round. The cham pion plans are based almost entirely on the theory that his speed, foot work and boxing skill will prevent McLarnin from landing solidly.
 This expert opinion, however failed to alt+ the status of the bet ting odds which ranged from 6 to to : to , on the champion. The Me Larnin money, however. poured 1T steadily at these figures and there was a possibility that the champion would be no better than an ever money bet at the ringside"
 Richards hope that 6o,o0o per sons would pay to see New York: first lightweight pionship bat tie in five years would not have beer realized had he staged the battl, last night The coluds, carrying their threat of a general downpour held the customers off and at th' time of the postponement the ad vance sale was no better thaI s125,O00. With fair weather. thu promoter now hopes 10000 will pa. $200,000 to witness the clash
New Britain herald., 1928-05-18
M'LARN|N GETS
 BREAK IN BOUT
Scheduled to Get Chance al Lightweight Title Tonight

New York, May 2s GP-Given a break by the weather man. Jimmy McLarnin, Pacific coast slugger. will get his delayed "shot" at sammy Mandell's lightweight title at the Polo Grounds tonight.
 For the second time in year Tex Richards proverbial luck with the clements failed him and he was forced 10 postpone the IS round titular battle until tonight Rain forced Tex to call off bout between Jimmy Maloney and Jack Sharkey year ago.
 The promoter decided to call off the lightweight struggle yesterday afternoon when the skies held a hint of rain. Mandell and Me Larnin had just gone through with weighing-in ceremonies when Rick ard announced that the bout had been called off for 24 hours.
 McLarnin was a half pound under the class limit but the titleholder was forced to go through a brisk workout at the offices Of the New York state athletic commission in order to get in under the wire. Man. dell was a quarter pound over 135 pounds when he first stepped on the scales but managed to just make the grade after some vigorous calls thenics.
 If either fighter derived any bene. fit from the 24 hour delay in an swering the opening bell, boxing ex. perts believed 1t would be Nc
New Britain herald., 1928-05-18
PAYNE STILL LEADS
Oklahoma YO,lngster Heads List in Pyle's Gross Country Derby at 5000 Mile Mark.

Bradford. Pa. May IS UP) - With Andrew Payne, Claremore. Okla, schoolboy holding a lead Of 20 hours. minutes and 29 seconds over John Salo of Passaic. N. J., his nearest rival, the field of 55 in c. C. Pyle's transcontinental derby left here this morning for Wells vile, N. Y.. approximately 5s miles east Of here.
 The runners will pass the 5000 mile mark on their journey from Los Angeles to Yankee stadium. New York. some time today. Sum days control will be established at Waverly instead of Etmira.
 Pyle expects the runners to reach New York week from Saturday.
 The elapsed time leaders:
 Andrew Payne, Claremore, Okla, 49o:13:4S.
 John Salo. Passaic, N. J., 5l5:o2: : 17.
 Philip Granville. Hamilton, Ont. 52o9:26;4o,
 Mike Joyce. Cleveland. 545:12:52 Louis Perella. Albany. N. Y.. 549;- SOC
New Britain herald., 1928-05-18
FOUR BALL BEST
 BALL TOURNAMENT
Popular Event to Be Staged at Shuttle Meadow Tomorrow

Afour ball, beat ball with one quarter added handicap will be played at the Shuttle Meadow Golf club tomorrow as the weekly golting event. This is a popular affair and the entry list should be all as heavy as it was the two previous Satur- days.
 During the past week. the fine weather has drawn out hundreds Of golfers and their interest in the game tends to show that they are all preparing to make combined assault on the course in the tourna- ment Saturday. Foursomes are be- ing planned at the present time and there will be plenty of stuff seen when the players swing into action.
 Val Flood has the greens in ex- cellent shape for some good golf this weekend and much difference will probably be noted in the scores turned in. The course is just about perfect at the present time and nothing will be present to bother tiIt " ceihNi OlltG II tlltS <ll v oli llINii game.
 A line may be had this Saturday on the form of some of the more prominent players at the club who are expected 10 be strong contenders in the championship matches which are due along this season. Bill Sweeney turned in a low score last week in the blind bogy tourney but his choice of handicap was poor and he came nowhere near winning the event. His work in gross was excellent however, and his team . should make good marks in Satur- days play.
 "Keck" Parker and his tourna- ment committee are booming things at the club for big event Saturda. and there will be good response it is thought to their efforts tC make this season the best in tho ! history of Shuttle Meadow.
New Britain herald., 1928-05-18
CHICAGO CUBS ARE NOW
 LEADING NATIONAL LOOP
Reds Fall From Pinnacle When They Lose to Brooklyn Windy City Team Downs Boston Braves - Ruth and Gehrg Hit Homers as Yankees Defeat Browns Red Sox Nose Out Detroit Tigers - Athletics Lose to White S0x-Indans Beat Senators.
By he As.oe.atea Pres.

B. he Associated Press
 Carried along by the momentum furnished by an l, game winning streak the Chicago Cubs seronely sal atop the National league ladder to- day and challenged their seven rivals to lisplace them
 First place in the National circui' fell from the grasp Of the Cincin- nati Reds yesterday when they bowed 10 Brooklyn. i 10 2, while the Cubs were winning from thc Bos- ton Braves, ? 10 Q.
 The Cubs started their sensational squirt on May , after they had lost of their first 21 games. During rhe ! game splurge McCarthy's crew has scored 56 runs; collected los hits; committed but eight errors and limited the opposition to o9 'aIlies.
 Pat Malone. American Associa- ton recruit pitched the Cubs to th.ir shurout triumph over the Braves. The strike-out king Of the association was not flaming many, put the Braves found him for only five hits. Stephenson's doutle. q sacrifice and Gonzales single ac- counted for the first Cub run in the second. Hack Wilson accounted for the other in the fourth with his fifth homer Of the year
 The Reds Found Dazzy Vance and Bill Doah rather too much for them tt Cincinnati. Dazzy pitched well and received credit for the victory although he was removed for a pinch hitter in the seventh when the Dolgers scored two runs. RiXey and Jakie May divided pitching duty for the Reds.
 The other National league teams were idle because Of rain.
 Euth's l2th home run Of the year and Gehrig's sixth aided the New Y ork Yankees 70 increase their lead in the American league race with d f 10 } victory over th. S' Louis Browns. Blue and Brannon match d Ruth and Gehrig with circuit drives The winning run, however. came over in the ninth when Alvin Growder walked Combs with the bases full. It was the Tanks 7th straight win and the Browns 7th reverse in row.
 The Boston Red Sox climbed into fourth place by beating the Detroit Tigers, 5 to 3. IL marked the Red SoX' sixth consecutive win and ths Tigers seventh defeat in q row. kei Williams drove in three runs ane saved Russell with great catch O Fothergill's liner with the base: full in the fifth.
 The Athletics lost ground to tn. Tanks when they dropped a 10 verdict 10 the Chicago White SoX a' Philadelphia. Holding to Q lead Ossie OrWoll blew up in the seventl and the SoN scored four runs Thomas double in the next framf sent in two more. Joe Hauser hi his eighth homer of the year in th' fourth with nobody on.
 George Uhle was the whole show at Washington as the Cleveland In dlans doWned the Senators S 10 2 lhle Kept Washingt on's nine hit. scattered and drove in four IndiaI runs, one Of the pitchers two hit. vas q homer with one on in th' sixth. Fonseca Of the Indians ant Bluege of the Senator's also hit fof the circuit.
New Britain herald., 1928-05-18
FIGHTS LAST NIGHT
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press
 Cincinnati Midget Query, Gin cinnati. won over Bob Lewsader, Terre Haute. Ind, G0). Otto Ander- son. Terre Haute, Ind, defeated Rie- mer Roberts. Indianapolis, (G). Johnny Curtain, Dayton, Ohio. out pointed Charley Court, Cincinnati, co. Tony Phillips, Pittsburgh, and Lon Lovelace, Terre Haute, Ind, dreax; (6).
 Charlotte, N. C. - Addison War ren. University of North Carolina knocked out Quentin Romero Rojas Chile, CD.
 Detroit Joe Ounce. Nelter- weight champion, and George Ie- vine, New York. no contest. t9).
 Johnstown, Pa. - Terry Lingo Cincinnati. defeated Steve O'Malley Bcllaire, Ohio. I0).
 Dayton, Ohio Eddie Anderson won from Denny Kramer, Philadel- phia, CPD.
 St. Louis Chuck Wiggins. In diana polls. lost to Jack De Nave
 CD. disqualified for holding. Meyer Grace, Chicago, outpointed Tony Ross, Pittsburgh. 1o).
New Britain herald., 1928-05-18
WIN DOUBLE HEADER

The tiihu Burritt school base ba II team Jef.ateI the Lincoln school 'iuc in q doubl" header yesterday hy the scores ot 2 to and 10 3. Thc team -vas SIS follows: Harm"fo- uitz C. Zicllnski D, Pouliot 1b. Mlke Szick @b ! Domko"ski 3b. Milk" rtn1ino If. F.tchick rf. P Gut c'. md Billy Wolah If Wolak hit '"o nome rum.
New Britain herald., 1928-05-18
sl'J,J,lDBONS WIN

Tl5y Speedboys won their sixth baseball game yesterday when they beat th. WhiH Bangs 10 G. The game was 2 long drawn out battle. The winners would like 70 play any 'eam in the city averaging ' to Il rcars
New Britain herald., 1928-05-18
Home Run Club

|
 American League Ruth, Yankees r.. Hauser, Athletics. s. Gehrig. Yankees $. K Williams, Red SoA, {.
 National League Bisson"tte, Robins, $. l.. Wilson. Cubs. ] Harper. Cardinals 1.
 Yesterdays HO,ncr> Ruth Yankees. 1. Gehrig, Yankees, 1. Hauser. Athletics. l. Blue Browns, | Brannon, Browns, l. Fonseca. Indians, 1. l'hle Indians. 1. Eluege Senators, 1. Wilson. Cubs. l.
 League Total. American league ........ 9s National league ,,..-....... 91 To'al 1sj
New Britain herald., 1928-05-18
PURSES HELD UP

Detroit, May IS UP) - The purses O Joe Dundee, welterweight champion. and George Levine.
 Brooklyn, will be held up by the Wayne county boxing commission as a result of their showing in a bout here last night. The commission stopped the scheduled 10 round fight after nine rounds of dreary boxing which drew continual boos from the crowd.
New Britain herald., 1928-05-18
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S- Batted for Geuewich M 'th.
 ,-ai.aEo ............... 0lp 100 t"S-2
 Two base hits-StepLenso son, Beek Three f+lsD Aft-V lsou. Home rln--Wllson. .orllll. pItrh"r-ficne"'ich Lmpifcs-N1l- -.a, Kaar4pu and Moran. Tim--l ;2s'
New Britain herald., 1928-05-18
Totals
lls %l s q II
 CENT.fSEAfr

N--I.an Tor DeNeIry m m.
 Ran for Walker in sth.
 ' Ran for Picinicll in 9th. Brooklyn ............... o91 ooe 20i-~i Cincinnati .......-..... 100 tol oyp--- Two base hits Kelly. 'rit2 Winning pitcher RfXey. Umpires-Jorda, Hart and Eleler. Time-2 2.l5.
New Britain herald., 1928-05-18
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NEW YORK
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 zz-Bar-ud Tor 1'r--tsi 'u e,l.
 St. Louis .....,..-..-,- oil ud1 oip-G Ne" lofE ..-.. nn ti1 urJ -I
 Two hasr IJ..-ir.->. I,u44u. Home '1ns Blue Ge4i-. f.u4 Hlataoa. los. l@ z riloi ". NI'-.. IG,-ites- t .n 'iraf- l1D h',"F-lo .u4 '"Aaol.y. Time B.
New Britain herald., 1928-05-18
Wonder What the Spirit of St. Louis Thinks About Now

1Ake oeF HAT NAME .. i An~ no LonGeR vAe SPIRIT OF ST. loU,s. TA.S IS koT STl LOUIS SPIRIT. ILt ROT AND RUST AID FALL APART ,A a GLASS CAGE
New Britain herald., 1928-05-18

z- Battod for Harris iu 9th.
 zz-B -Batted for Burke in 9th Cleveland ............,. o2l 1eG QQo-s N N6sIlIElbu iN' w. ppV-7~o
 Two base hit--Hodapp. Home luus- Fonseca, Chle Biuege. Winning pitcher -rhle. Losing pitcher-Jones. Empires --Iiuthre. Hildebrand and Urinshy. Time --l:i5.