davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New Britain herald., 1930-08-11
ROBINS ARE DEFEATED IN
 TWO GAMES BY CARDINALS
Brooklyn Team Finding Pathway Through Western Half of League Thorny One - Cubs Win Double Header From Boston Braves-Philes Take Twin Bill From Reds - Senators Slug Out IS to Edge Over Ceveland-Y Yankees and Tigers Also Win

By the Ass7eated Press
 Once again the Brooklyn Robins are finding their pathway through the western half Of -hy National league circuit a thorny road to travel in their quest ot the cham pionship pennant.
 On their last swing through the west. the pace setting Robins drop ped seven Of their l3 games, and If the results in St. Louis the last three days are any criterion their pennant hopes are due to receive a severe jolt before they return to F7latbush,
 The second and third blow in two days was handed the Robins yes- terday when the Cardinals took a double header. to and 1 to Q. The double defeat while the Cubs were winning two left Brooklyn with just one game advantage over the Cubs Burleigh Grimes pitched steady ball in the first but Wild Bill Hallahan was brilliant in the closing contest. He left the Robins down with five hits and famed F.
 The Cubs took the measure of the Boston Braves 10 0 and II 10 ]. A pair Of highly polished pitching per formances hy CharlIo Root and Pat Malone and Fa.k Wilson's home run bat accounted for Chicago's trl- umphe. Root set the Braves down with three hits in The opener while Wilson blasted out his &7th and $Sth home runs. Malone produced q five hit game in the second while Hack was sending his &ath homer over the wall An overflow crowd Of 45,0oo witnessed the double victory.
 The loVly Phil -s also won q double header taking the Cincinnati Reds into camp 1H 10 p and 10 3. Four Red hurlers were touched for T safatles in the first while Collins had the edge over RiNoy ln the nightcap.
 The Washington Senators managed to hold onto second place in the American league by a margin Of two points hy slugEins out an IS to victory over Cleveland, Eleven runs n The cI hth inning accounted for the large score. During this session l5 Senators went 10 bar and the fol- lowing baseball resulted: Seven hits. including a triple, TWO errors hy Cleveland two wild pitches " Jablonovskl and fonr base on balls
 The Yankees kept pace with the Senators in a home run festival with the S. Louis Browns, f 10 Il. Babe Ruth connected with his And homer Of the year, while Combs Goslin and Blue also hit for the circuit. Goslin drove in four of the Browns runs and Ruth sent in three for the Van kaes.
 Earl Whltahin chalked up his ninth straight victory for Detroit as the Tigers turned back the Boston Red SoX I 10 2. Tbe Tiger mound ace held the Sox 10 three hits and scorelass for eight innings but in the last session they put together two singles and a double with a sacrifice fly to score their only runs.
New Britain herald., 1930-08-11

The governor Of North Carolina may never have another word to say 10 the governor Of South Carolina. but it's barely possible we will he able 10 report for you some chatter one Of these days between couple of other southern gentlemen, the mayor Of Atlanta. Ga. and the mayor Of Macon, in .the same state.
 Maybe We are just fooling. but II Is our idea that some day one of these fine evenings, the mayor Of Atlanta will say to the mayor of Macon. Well, well. old sardine. I see where you have q champion, too.
 This would take place (don't Iaugh) shortly after W. L. Young" Stribling had knocked out Max Schmeling or somebody for the heavyweight championship of the world.
 f I had said something like this in public no longer ago than last summer. somebody surely would have stood up and said, Yes, yes, and now tell us all about your new idea for teaching horses to spit" But time flies, the Brooklyn Robins are at the top Of one or the leading minor leagues, and you can't tell the age of dead herring by its teeth. We are here today and gone tomorrow.
 It is true that Willie, as they call him down in his native canebrakes. has messed up every important chance he fell heir 10. His bouts with Berlenbach, Loughran. Shar- key and 8 few more fellows finger in unfragrant memory. Of course the boy always was ready with an alibi-he had fractured toenail or dislocated couple Of vertebrae in his tonsils or something like that.
 But lately he has been playing country cousin 10 the people Of the
New Britain herald., 1930-08-11
SPORTS SUMMARY
By tne Asso~.zted Press

Tennis
 beaten in eastern grass court cham pionships; other favorites advance.
 Southampton, \. Y. - Bell and Mangin win Southampton doubles title. beating Williams and Hall.
 Easthampton x. Y. - Marjorie Morrill, defeats Mary Greet. in finals Of gold cup tournament; doubles go 10 Josephine Cruickshank and Mar jorie Gladman.
 Philadelphia - Samuel Gilpin re- tains eastern states clay court title.
 Racing
 Saratoga Springs. \. Y. - James, town beats Equipoie by four lengths in Saratoga special; Whichone cap lures Whitney stakes. Chicago Brown Wisdom wins S33,00o Hawthorne handicap. Latonia Banner bright beats Manta and Alcibiades in Latonia Oaks
 Polo
 Port Washington, \. '. - Hitch COCK s Whites beat Reds, l4l3 in thrilling trial match; Pcdley scores eight goals Westbury. x. Y - Four Ashton brothers lose in American debut to Old Aiken. 11-6. Baseball
 New York - Ruth hits And hom- CT.
 Chicago - Hack Wilson hits three | homers to boost his seasons total to 39. Golf Great Neck. \. Y. - Jack Mackie wins New York state amateur crown.
 Jacksonville. Fla. - Bob Wingate, Jacksonville, beats Joseph Greene, 1 Philadelphia, one up 10 win public links crown. London, Ont C. Ross Somer- vile wins Canadian amateur title for third time. beating J. Wood 1 Platt, Philadelphia, II and 10. Track Toronto Percy Williams clips tenth of second off worlds 100 meter | record with 10 3-10 seconds.
New Britain herald., 1930-08-11
WILSON WEARS RECORD
Just Five More Home Runs for Cubs Siuggcr and He Will Set New Home Run Mark.

Chicago. Aug. Il tPE-Just five more home runs-and fl games in which to get them-and Hack Will son of the Cubs will have set a new National league record for round trip blows.
 The pudgy Cub outfelder ycstcr- day laced Boston Brave pitching for three homcrs in q double header to give him a total of 39 for the sea- son, and equal his 1929 record. The league record of 43 was set last year by Chuck Klein of the Philles, who last year poled out 30.
New Britain herald., 1930-08-11
YESTERDAYS STARS

By the Associated Press.
 HaIlahan, Cardinals - Held Fo- bins to five hits and struck out : in second game of double header.
 Whitehill, Tigers Won ninth consecutive game as Tigers defeated Red Sox.
 Wilson, Cubs Drove out three home runs. which accounted fol four runs in each of double header with Braves.
 Root and Malone. Cubs - Gave Braves three and five hits respective ly. in double header.
 Ruth, Yankees - Hit forty-sec- ond home run of season.
New Britain herald., 1930-08-11
BATTLE "13" LINK
Charlie Root and Pat Malone, Chi cago Cub Pitchers. Meet Test in Brooklyn Series.

Chicago, Aug. II tP)-Charlie Root and Pat Malone, the Chicago Cubs right handed pitching aces, will battle the "Number 13" jinX during the big series with Brooklyn which opens tomorrow.
 Root, in giving Boston three hits in the first game yesterday, and Ma lone, with a five-hit piece, scored their 18th victories of the season. Both are slated 10 start against the Robins.
New Britain herald., 1930-08-11
WASHINGTON TEAM
 BEATS GOLFERS
Take Verdict in Junior City
 League Game by 9-7 Score
League Standing

The Washingtons defeated the Golfers 9 to ' in a Junior City Baseball League game at Walnut Hill park Saturday afternoon. The victory pushed the winners further ahead of the last place Nationals and hauled the Golfers from third to fourth place.
 ?. Di Franzo was on the mound for the winners and although often in trouble managed 10 bear down in the pinchos and check threaten ing rallies. The Golfers started ko- Valslly on the mound and their ace, Movers, was not called upon to pitch until the sixth. In this frame the winners scored two runs off him and his fine hurline during the last three innings went for naught as his mates were unable 10 produce any runs.
 The winners got off to good start making two runs in the first frame These were the result of doubles by Osakowicz and P. Di- Franzo. single by Higgins and r. Lepito's sacrifice fly.
 In the first half Of the third the Golfers scored twice 10 tie the score. An error, singles by Powell and O. velski and q passed ball were re- sponsible for these counters.
 In the last half Of this inning the winners scored three times. This rally was due to some ragged field ing by the Golfers. a triple by Hig- gins and q single hy P Di Franzo.
 With two out in the fifth Golfers rallied 10 score four times. A couple Of misplays, a pass, a one base blow by Powell and two bagger by Meyers accounted for the runs,
 The winners regained the lead in the last half of the inning when they scored twice 4 hit by Hig- gins, some wild pitches. errors and passed ball made these runs possible.
 The Washingtons added tuo more 10 their total in the sixth as the re sul' Of 4. Di Franzo's double and q flock Of poor fielding plays The losers made their final run in the seventh on Adams double, wild pitch and an infeld out
 Higgins with three hits in s many trips 10 the plate furnished the feature of the game.
 Games Tonight
 The Republicans will play the Ma tlonais in a regularly scheduled game at $ o'clock al Walnut Hill park tonight.
 Tho summary.
New Britain herald., 1930-08-11

prize ring in a very negative man ner. It has taken him less than three rounds to knock out Otto Won Porat and Phil Scott. He beat Scott before the plaintive Britisher had time 10 holler foul. which is some sort of a record. Even in these bouts there was something the mat ter with the Stribling left hand. Per hap ps if Pa and Ma Stribling ever can get the young man in the ring in perfect physical condition he'll kill somebody.
 Strib has fought his way to the top time and again, only to meet chagrin and disappointment and to disillusion those who placed faith in him. Only 25 years old, he has had nearly 300 fights not all of them the because Pa liked to send his off spring in against the soft ones. But 300 fights are not what you might call q soft job. Willie has worked hard.
 Let him cut lose" l heard Jack Dempsey say once of the Georgia heavyweight. and he would be one Of the hardest men in the world to lick. He's got one Of the best left hands l ever saw. And he showed when he fought Berlenbach he could take it."
 What keeps him from "cutting loose ?" Imagination, nerves, fear I've heard from a dozen boxing critics q dozen different opinions of Young Strlbling. One excuse offer cd for some Of his poor showlngs was that he was mismanaged. An other was that he had too much eau tion. Still another was that he has had hard luck.
 The fact is. Young Striblins is a whale Of a fighter. He has every qualification of physique and skill. with which to reach the top. And if he keeps on "cutting loose l dc not see how he can fail to win the world pionship.
New Britain herald., 1930-08-11
TAKE, GIRLS $50

New Haven, Aug. 11-Robbers entered the bedroom of Mary Coru- sano early yesterday, struck her over the head with q paper weight and took $50 she had under her pillow, she reported to police.
New Britain herald., 1930-08-11
MAJOR LEAGUE LEADERS
Dv the Associated Press. Including games of August 10)
 National League

llIIlIIIIll5 StLlAi'o VI NS L'-| 4-'
 National League Leading batsman-Terry, Giants, .406-
 Runs-Klein, Phillies, 123. Hits-Klein, Phillies, 180. Runs batted in-klein, Phillies, 123.
 Doubles-klein, Phillies, 32. Triples-Comorosk Pirates. 15. Home runs-Wilson, Cubs, 39. Stolen bases-Cuyler, Cubs, 27
 American League Leading hatsman-Gehrig, Yam kccs, .36G.
 Runs-Ruth. Yankees. 12S. Hits-Gehrig. Yankees, 163. Runs batted in-FoXX. Athletics, 121.
 Doubles-Hodapp, Indians, 34. Triples-Reynolds, White Sox and Combs, Yankees, IS. Home runs-Ruth, Yankees, 4. Stolen bases-McManus and Geh- ringer, Tigers, Is.
New Britain herald., 1930-08-11

Comets ,...-...-...-.-.'. .4iV "IVY "'A--l
 Two base hits-Musso . toVeiesk ?; DeSlmone, H MoraWa, r. MoraWa Three has So hits-De eSimoue .: Bradbury, Colwck. Double play-Johnson to Bradbury. Bases on haus-of Morawa 1; Bacon :; Buravd f. Struck out-by MoraWa 1; by Bacon :: by Blrava 3. Wild pitches-B Bacon 2, Morawa ,.
New Britain herald., 1930-08-11

Two base hl'--Adams Neyers. r De Franzo, i. Le Franzo, OsaEowlcz. Three base lir-E.--.us. sarritices-F. Lepit,. J Gereut Rae son halls-KoWalsE ?. l'e Franc .. Ne-ers !. struck out-u, he Fran-o ln5 EoWalsky i; Meyers 2 lmplrcs-Grseu and Ssuter.
New Britain herald., 1930-08-11

kensngton ...........3 300 lt3 33N-l6
 Two base hits-DeVito. Huber. Metcaf, Noonan. Three base hits Bergeron, Rice, Underhlll 2. Home runs-klatka ., Mes ner, Bergeron Gaeenbaum. Sacrifices Cameron. Barry. Bases on balls-offMet- calf .: Pechuk ]. Struck out-by Pechuk (: Metcalf 2. Umpire-Mckeon. Time Of Came-o:30.
New Britain herald., 1930-08-11
BOsrO:,
Totals

x-Ban for Alexander in 9tb.
 z-Batted for Durham in Stn.
 zz-Batted for Reeves in JtE. Detroit ........,....,..20 loo t0l-f Boston ................Op 900 cog Two base hts-Gchrlnger Webb. Three base hit-Funk Bases on halIs-oit WhirehiIl 2; Durham 3. Struck out-by WhtehilI > Durham .. Time-I:51
New Britain herald., 1930-08-11

Totals t1 lS r cT F 3
 N-Barted tor Lawson Tn Sth.
 Cleveland ......,....lQ0 0lO -9l- Washington ........-.3l1 00G 01lA-lb
 Two base htts-Manush, L. Seweu, lam ieson. Averl- Three has hits-Monta gue. kuheI. Hodapn Home run--Mauusb. Bases on na1ls-oft Hud1in a Lawson i. Jones !. Jablouowskl I struck aut--by HudMn 2. Jones G Lawson 1. Time-2 .3S.
New Britain herald., 1930-08-11
CINCINNATI

z-Batred for Benton in 3th Philadelphia -......-..32S 25l hi1-l'
 Two base hjts-Thompson, oDoul ?. kielu. Whitney. Thevenow, Davis. Three base hits-Klein. Bases on balls-od W.l- Iou=hhy Q Mysong ,. Frey l. Benton l. Struck out-by Wil1oughby ,, Wysong l. Benton 2. Time--1:49.
New Britain herald., 1930-08-11
National League

tF.rss Camel Eruo..n -..-......llf uuu nu0-s S. Lou.s -... -......-.. .rt rol 5uN-s
New Britain herald., 1930-08-11
fSecond Game

(5econd Camel Philadelphia .....-.....ooV oo- U-y-i Cincinnati .-.....-.,... 0OO 001 nV5--j
New Britain herald., 1930-08-11
Games Tonight

The Republicans will play the Ma tionais in a regularly scheduled gamo al o'clock at Walnut Hill park tonight.
 Tho summary.
New Britain herald., 1930-08-11
CE[CAGL
sa.--4 Es--rl

second t1ahel Rostcn ,...-.-.....-.. 001 h01 h"0-- ] -ElreCC ,....,..--.--. ..lAo 0oH o5&-ll
Seward daily gateway., 1930-10-02
THIS DAY IN HISTORY

322 B. C.-Aristotle, Greek philoso- pher died.
 1452-Richard III of England born. 1863 -Sherman's advance reached Memphis, Tenn
 18S6- Gilders Arctic expedition started from Winnipeg. 1897-Neal Dow, father of prohi- bition," presidential candidate in 1880, died.
Seward daily gateway., 1930-10-02
PRINCESS CHRIsTENED

LONDON, oct, 2, (R-Britain's second baby princess, born to the Duchess of York at Glamis Castle in Scotland, will be chris tened Her Royal Highness, Prin- cess Margaret Rose of York. The baby is fourth in the line of succession to the British throne.
Seward daily gateway., 1930-10-02
WRESTLING CHAMP

PHOENIX, Ariz., Oct, 2, (P- Jimmy Londos, a New York Greek, has been recognized by the National Association as the worlds heavyweight wrestling champion.
Seward daily gateway., 1930-10-02
CANNED SALMON
 MARKET FIRM
 OV BRISK SALE
PINK MOVEMENT LARGEST RE CENT YEARS - REDS
 
Seattle Post-Intolligencer.) }

Seattle Post -Intolligencer(
 Unprecedented demand for pink salmon combined with a healthy movement of other varieties has rel suited in . decidedly firm tone in the Puget Sound canned salmon, which is causing no little talk of higher quotations While the bulk of the pink salmon is moving out at $I for tails, there is evidence that 10 cents more is the goal of some brokers, with possibility of S1.1O becoming quite general be- fore the season is advanced much farther.
 There is also 8 tendancy to boost Puget Sound Sockeyes halves 20 cents to $2.25. Although the Puget Sound pack of sockeyes is the lar gest since 1917, amounting to 250,- 900 cases, it is declared by brokers here that the half-pound tins show only 5000 cases more than last year. Bulk of the pack is in tails and flats, which fit in with the shortage of Alaska reds
 ENGLAND IS BUYER
 Movement of Alaska reds to Eng land at current prices was an agreeable surprise to Puget Sound exporters, and that variety is ap- preaching a firm control basis. 1t is pointed out that reds are consid- erably over last years level. For ward buying of Cohoes by British buyers has slackened off slightly, it is asserted but an early reen- trance is expected.
 Chums are moving along, sup ported by the activity in pinkS, the lower priced salmon are usually slow at this time of the year. The greatest movement of chum sal- mon is in the south and southeast, usually starting late in November and December.
Seward daily gateway., 1930-10-02
UPSIDE DOWN RECORD

MUNSTER, Germany, Oct., 4, Werner Weichelt, chief pill ot of the local aviation school, has established what is claimed as a worlds record for flying upside down. He flew in this position for 46 minutes and two seconds.
Seward daily gateway., 1930-10-02

When you think of Bakery Goods, there is just one place you should try, the Electric Bak- cry.
Seward daily gateway., 1930-10-02
SAMUEL
 HARD EN
 cHUR cH

President of the Carnegie Institute -- that great enterprise founded by Andrew Carnegie at Pittsburgh for the promotion of art science and literature Known throughout the world aus a student of current problems. Chairman of the Board Carnegie Institute of Technology, Director American National Theatre.
 Member American Mission to Morocco 1923. Officer of Legion If Honor (France).
 esPcrhaps the most vital intlt' ence in the American business avorld in recent years has been the tendency of industrial lead CTS to join hands avith science. No more signifcant example Of this trend exists than your mod ern use of the Ultra Violet Roy in the 'Toasting of the LUCKY STRIKE tobaccoS. The great success of yoitr experiments dem onStrates the qVisdom of this unfon betaveen business and science"
Seward daily gateway., 1930-10-02

Seattle ace Croam and Fresh Candies at Syivia's.
New Britain herald., 1930-02-15
SCOTT
REAL TEST FACES
 BURRITT QUINTET
Local Basketball Team to Try to
 Smash NoGid9n Jiay Tonight

With 1E Victories and ouo defeat credited to il this season. the fast trayoin@ Eurritl basketball team will attempt 10 score ils 10th win this evening when il clashes with the strong Moridou Laurel team dt lH" Stanley Nrcna Roth teams wifi have their -,roug,s' Iu"lps ou the floor in il natlaIopt 10 take the 'or- diet
 This will be rh" tirs' meeting Of tro two a@@rr@atious this season. Last year three games Were played between the teams with inc Bur rijts coming out on top in two of tu" The battles brslIod win action and produced great basketball.
 The I.aurcls have another fast quintet this year and are determine ed to get in the fight for ilc state junior title br Irf,a'n- thc local aggregation. On the other hand in" Burrius wish 10 atone for their only dcloa, O. fu,. season at ,h" hands Of tho St. 5taujslaua five of NrrldcH by beating tho I.#urrls
 "Hu-gy" carlsou B1rrjt star. will ho missing from thr lineup but the rest of thr team will remain u- tact. The game vii! start at $ o'clock ard wjI b" followed hy the main attraction. "Goody' prrissor will make his debut on the stanley Arena floor as q r"frrc" in rh" first game.
New Britain herald., 1930-02-15
ELM CITY KENNEL
 SHOW OPENS TODAY
More than 56O Dogs Represent
 ing Every Breed, in Exhibit

Tin" Elm City Kennel club today lS holding the largest bench show in i,s history with moro than JG0 dogs. representing virtually every breed, in competition under one Of the best list Of experts to judge at New Ha- Nrn, noted for ifs good dog shows. The event is being staged in the state arluorN and has proven attrac- five to exhibitors as a stopping off place between the great New York and Boston shows, the former hav- ing closed "Wednesday night and the latter starting next Thursday.
 Many Of the big winners Ht New York have been listed for compcti- ton today. And they all head good representations of their breeds. The Wire-haired fox terriers, the Boston terriers. the sotters and pointers. the SpanjrIs and toy breeds all have high quality representations. Their own CTS have been attracted not only by the strategic date of the show but by the good judging list. the large purse and th" fact that New Haven is noted for tn" sportsmanship of its shows.
 The judging is scheduled to start a, 1o o'clock and continue. with r"ccssos for luncheon and dinner until evening when the best in the show will bc judged by C. N, Grey Of Boston, ta" alI-aroundcr with years Of experience. in judEing dogs behind him. Incidentally, the Elm City club has taken pains to get veterans in its iudgin" list. those who have spent tim" and intensive study on in" breeds assigned them,
 For the show the arIuory has been attractiycly decorated and the bench ing of the show arranged by SprattS, which handles all of the big shows, including Westminster and Eastern. Amplo allowance has been made for tho large crowd of spectators which will watch in" judging. The show is under the direction Of Frank r. Dol". widely known for his radio talks and writing on dogs.
New Britain herald., 1930-02-15
WILL ENTER TOURNEY
Mr.. Frederic, NiH, NDod,. .'r tn Appear in inNit2tiou rIa, at pa.a- dcua in March.

lg-lIua. Cal. F.h. 15 aP,-An@ Er'l.rrl wills Moody. Jr. ~om,us f'ums nhuupio". will appear hrrr m "a j0rHslIou tournament Marcu .} 10 IG.
 n will b,. 2ir.. NooGy's 0re, en- r"ur. m 'oWuomut play ~Ddc~ she "Hs mor1od, and h"l first appoar- "u,r 'n southern California sine. 04-5. others entered in The match orluI" Ni-> Mld=. GIaGmau. San NomoH. raL: Ni. Helen Jacobs H"rh,h'. CaL. Mrs May Sutton i#uil San'" MouIra 'aL: Mr.. f9W Wtilims. jaSadrua. aud olh.
 I t~ understood fha Mrs. Mood Ndj ur accompanied here by her hU.o"nd nbo will ~j>n his at,,u- .rom 10 'bo Southern California yaru nwatfg