davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-07-31
$4,000 rocne je il malo.

V New Yorku baronesa 10
honna Won Leidersdorff prohla
sila, re il nestac1 k zivobyti
$4,000 rocne. A bude-li pry
nucena splaceti 500 tydne ma
zbozi, ktere objednala, ale ne
zaplatila, nevi, jak ~vystaci. Je-
il prijem, jak vysvetlovala
soudci, obnasf pouhych $780,
900 rocne, jejf vydanf $4,000.
zivotnf potfeby il stojf rocne
$35,000, vlada j vezme v da-
Mich rocne $4,000, a $4,000
prfjmu z umelecke vystavy,
kterou rfdf jejf manzel tato
vzdy opet pohltf. K tomu mu-
ST pry splacet rocne $685. 900 ma
stare dluhy. Soudce ale z1stal
nepohnut, a narfdil, re barone-
sa must platiti "a dodane zbozl
500 tydne, i kdyby Sc musela
obejfti bez lah1dek.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-07-31
Kuchynska sil prostredkem
prot nasledkHEm vedra.

Jisty lekar We sluzbach auto
mobilnf spolecnosti v Detroit,
Mich, oznamil neobycejny
zdar v lecenf vysflenosti, KITE
rou zavini velke vedro, pomocf
obycejne kuchynske soil. Da-
va delnik1m v nekolika tovar-
mach uzivati SUI We forme table
tex a kde je ten prostredek po-
uz1van, nenf doposud oznamen
ami jeden pr1pad premozen1
vedrem. LekaT ten shledal, re
nasledkem velkeho poceni, kite
re vedro v~yvolava, Pride ma
zmar mnoho soil v tele lidskem
a tim nedostatkem je zavinena
slabost a vysflenost. Ably tato
ztrata soil pocen1m zavinena
byla nahrazena, dava deln1k1m
denne 10 az IL tabletek soil,
kterou mali vzdy zap1ti skleni-
cl este vody. Vysledek je skye
".
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-07-31

Americky konsulat v Bukuresti
oznamil, re We Spojenych Sta
tech severoamerickych zemfel
nedavno rumunsky statn1 pf1-
slusnfk Ludv1k Dembinsky a
re zanechal 60 milionG dolarG
v hotovosti a nemovitostech.
Poz6stalost ma byt rozdelena
mezi d6dice Dembinskeho, kite
Fl bydlf v Bukovine. TTinact
pTfbuznych, kteT1 zij1 v Buko-
vine a ctyTi zij1c1 We Spojenych
Statech, utvoTili syndikat k roz
d6lenf dedictvf. Budou dedic-
tvf kapitalisovat a vydaj1 dilc1
listy pc tis1ci dolarech, ktere
budou rozdeleny stejne mezi
'dedice.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-07-31

Zvlastnf olympijsky vybor
suspendoval Eleanor Holm
Jarrett, americkou a Olympic
skou plavkyni z rad plavecke-
no teamu Spoj. Stat1, ktery
Dude zavoditi ma letosnich XI.
mezinarodnfch olympijskych
hrach v Berlfne. Jarrett byla
championkou v plovani ma INA
ku.
Plakala a prosila, ably il po-
skytli jeste znovu prilezitost,
re Sc jiz napfistf Dude chovati
vzorne. Bylo il vyhoveno a k
tomu cfli sesel Sc zvlastnf W.
Dor, jemuz predsedal DR.. Jo-
seph Raycroft z Princetonske
university. Nynf pfedseda O.
lympijskeho vyboru Avery
Brundage oznamil, re zvlastnf
vybor potvrdil vyloucenf teto,
ma zaklade, re pTestoupila cvi-
cebnf pravidla. V dobe nacvi-
ku pry holdovala pitt a navste-
vovala cocktail parties. By
la suspendovana behem plavby
ma mort, kratce pred tim, neil
LODI Manhattan S americkou
vypravou pTistala v Hambur-
ku.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-07-31
v prehnane jizds ledacos
Sc Stane.

DR.. Harold A. Roth z Chica-
GU vypravel, re ami nevi, jak sc
jeho automobil SKULL S cesty.
Pamatuje 81, re jej predjfzdel
jiny automobil, ktery zatocil
do jeho cesty a ably zabranil
srazce, lekar prudce zatocil
stranou. Auto Sc pry vymklo
z k%ontroly a on slysel nekolik
rychle nasledujfcich narazn.
To vyvracel celkem pet dTeve-
nych ochrannych kGl1, z nichz
kazdy ma v prGmeru jednu sto-
pu. Ale ami tyto kitty prud-
kost j1zdy mnoho nezarazily,
nebot V nasledujfcfm okamzi-
ku pTekotilo Sc jeho auto a jak
udavajf, obratilo Sc
celkem ctyrikrate a dopadlo ma
koleje drahy Illinois Central,
kde zGstalo lezeti. Odtamtud
bylo vytazeno dplne rozbite a
k nepotrebe. Lekar vyvazl
zdrav.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-07-31

Statnf lihova komise Michi-
ganu oznamila move regulace,
jimiz pry Sc ma obcansky zivot
Michiganu umravniti, a obca-
Nun "zajistiti lepsf pivo."
Mezi novymi zakazy je mari
zenf, zapovfdajfcf vGbec dava-
tt pivo ma duh. Komise poza-
dala generalnfho navladniho
ma pomoc prot pivovar1m z
jinych statG, ktere pry posky-
tovan1m 1veru Michigan "a
plavuj1 SWIM pivem. Novy "a
kaz zapovfda, by pivovar po-
skytoval liver velko i malopro-
davacGm, i konsumentGm. Vel
koprodavaci nesmf cekati W.
cepnfkGm i jednotlivym obca-
Nun, a senkyri nesmi take ma
levati ma kr1du.
Take je zakazano, ably SEN
kyr zakaznfkovi "pockal" "a
vypite pivo. Predseda komise,
John Mcdonald, pravil, re Sc
stale zlozvykem, re delnici
kdyz je velke horko, PHI ma
kr1du a kdyz dostanou vyplat-
nj ceky, jdou 81 je pry vybrat
do hospody, pfi cemz senkyT 81
soucasne odpocte, co mu "a
kaznfk dluzf. Velkoobchodnf-
ci pivem nesmi dale prodavati
vyrobky ne vice nez dvou pivo-
varG z Michiganu, dvou z j.
nych statG, a dvou druhG piva,
"ale", z jinych stat1. Pivovary
tez nesm1 oznamovati vysi "a
jakou berou ma study; ne
ktere pry berou moe malou, a
tim uplacejf hospodske, ably cd
mich kupovali.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-07-31

pfijel-li cizinec nezakonite
pred 3. servnem 1921, pax mu
zakon povoluje registrovati
priced dodatecne a ma zakla-
de toho registracniho zaznamu
opatfiti 81 potrebny certifikat
pfiJezdu. Poplatek "a regi-
straci cini $40.
Il tOhoto ustanovenf zakona
muze teziti kazdy cizinec, KITE
~ pfijel do Spojenych Statd
pred 3. cervnem 1921 = treba
cestou nezakonitou = m1ze-li
prokazati, re zije We Spoje-
nych Statech nepretrzite ode
dine sveho prfjezdu, re je oso-
bou bez1honn6ho charakteru a
re nepodleha deportaci. Pri-
jel-li vsak cizinec do Spoje-
nych statG nezakonitou ces-
tou pc 3. cervnu 1921, ale
pred L. cervencem 1924, nem1-
re poole ~nynejsfch zakond le-
galisovati svdj zdejsi pobyt a
staff Sc obcanem, ale take ne
podleha deportaci. Kongresu
byly pfedlozeny navrhy, aby i
teto skupine cizincd byla po-
skytnuta moznost registrace
pffjezdu a tim i prflezitost ma
byti americkeho obcanstvf. O.
cekava Sc, re drive nebo poz-
deji kongres schvalf podobne
.opatren1.
Dostal-li Sc vsak cizinec do
Spojenych statd cestou neza-
konnitou pc 1. cervenci 1924,
neJen re Sc nikdy nemd6zze staff
americkym obcanem, ale tako-
Wy NIUE byti kdykoli deporto-
van pro nezakonity vstup. To
jedine, CO takovy cizinec m6ze
podniknouti- ably legalisoval
svdj zdejsf pobyt a stall Sc anne
rickym obcanem, je opustiti
Spojene staty a vratiti Sc S pra-
v%oplatnym visem, vystavenym
americkym konsulem V zahra-
nic1. A to ovsem neni tax snad
ne, jak to mi.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-07-31
Bohata uroda pSenice
" Kansas.

Vzdor suchu Kansas letos
sklidili nejv6tS1 1rodu psenice
V posledn1ch peti letech. Kan
saSti farmaTi utrz1 asi $131,-
100000 jedine "a psenice.
z celeho statu, s vyjimkou
nejzazSiho jihozapadu, kde SUI
cho oseni znicilo, dosly zpravy
O velke sklizni a vyborne jake
sti zrna.
Mnozf farmaTi ukladaji obi
II ma svych sypkach anebo v e.
levatorech V ocekavan1, re po-
zd6ji budou moci dostati leps1
cenu. Vzdor tomu vsak mlyny
a elevatory oznamuj1, re della
il dobre nakupy.
Kansas pestuje cervenou O.
zimou psenici, Red Winter
Wheat, ktera dnes nema SOU
peTe. Ia byla do Kansasu "a
neSena v letech 70. a 80. minu-
leho stolet1 skupinou Mennoni-
tn z Ruska. Je to tax zvana
ruska cervenka.
Prvn1 skupina Mennonite
pTivezla asi 80 buslG cervenky
ma semeno z poloostrova Kry-
mu. Hned z pocatku bylo vid-
no, re tato psenice Sc vyborn6
hodf jak pro pGdu, tax i pro
podneb1 Kans2su, takze bylo
objednano vice semene z Rus
ka.
Kolik NIUE Kansas produko-
vati psenice, o tom svedcf re-
kordnf 1roda z roku 1881, kdy
sklidili 239, 100000 busld. Ia
to V loni mel velice malou 1ro-
du, pouze 100000 buslG.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-07-31
Usmrtili manzelky.

V Tiffin, O., protoze chtel
"byti Ease svobodnym, ably 81
mohl obcas vyhoditi z kopyt-
ka," Jos. Perryman, 42lety re-
altor, zastrelil svoji manzelku.
Pc jeho dormant, policie nalez-
la mrtvolu jeho choti, Marga-
ret, V lesfku blfze Belleville.
Vraz6 byla spachana IA. Ger
vence. Cd te DOLBY Ferryman
jezdil Sc svym autem pc mes
tech v severn1m Ohiu, a mad
miru Sc opfjel. Byl zatcen
kdyz udal v restauraci falesny
eek. Pr jeho vysetrovani,
vrazda manzelky vysla ma je-
VO.
" Greenwood, Arkansas,
William Stallings, SO, ma pod
pore, byl. odsouzen k dozivot-
n1mu vezeni "a otravenf sve
manzelky Edny.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-07-31
Proc konservovati pouze
ovoce?

Proc bychom 81 medically Ia
Ike zasobu zeleniny a okurek,
ktere jsou nyn1 tax LEVINE a
krasne? Ma pr. zelene husky
fazol1 vydrzf dlouho soil a
jejich pf1prava je zcela jedno-
ducha. Rozkraj1me je ma ma
lie kousky (na 5 ky fazol1 pocf-
tame rs dkg soil a Is dkg GU
kru) smfchame je s temito prf-
davky a mechanic staff, al jsou
1plne prosakle. PAX je malta
cine do kamenne nadoby, ale
mus1me dbat ma to, ably byly
pokryty slanou vodou. Nenf-li
j dostatek, pax mus1me pTida-
tt svafenou slanou vodu. Po-
kryjeme cistym platnem, ktera
zat6zkame prkenkem a tez-
kym kamenem. Platno Sc must
casteji vymenovati "a este a
dobfe vyvafene. Stejne pTipra-
vene fazole (~nezapomenme ma
cukr, nebot zjemnuje chut a u
drzuje zeleninu mekkou) DAFT
Sc konservovati v lahv1ch. Ne
chame je pres noe staff aNplnf-
me JIM lahve, tax ably byly
kryty stavou a pax zazatkuje-
me. Casteji je protfasame.
Zlute fazole mGzeme konser-
vovati take v octe. Ocistime je
a povarfme We vaTicf vode ash
10 minut, bez poklicky, necha-
me okapati a vystydnouti, roz-
lozene ma nejake uterce. PAX
klademe vrstvu fazolf a vrstvu
soil S nejakym zrnkem pepTe
do kamenne nadoby nebo skle-
nice, zalejeme rozTedenym a
vychladlym vinnym octem,
ktery must rovnez zeleninu pfi
kryvati, nahoru poloz1me sa-
eek Sc zrnkami hoTcice a zatf-
Zine podobne jake fazole v So
Ii. T1mto zpGsobem Sc da kon-
servovati i karfiol, mfchana
zelenina (ktera Sc vsak must
povariti kazda zvlast) a j.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-07-31

Stuzky We vlasech, skoro "a
pomenuty kus zenskeho Edo
benz, pocaly Sc opet objevovati
v Des Moines, Iowa, a cin1 ry-
chilly pokrok mezi studentkami
vyssich skol a kolejf. Devcata
Size nemohu vysv6tliti, jak ia
to "stara moda" byla Ease OBJ
novena, ale prodavacky "a pull
ty dosv6dcuj1 re "pentlicky"
jdou Ease jake ma dracku. Do
mody pry take Ease prichazejf
starodavne postrann1 hTeb1nky
do VlasU.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-07-31
Zachranila Sc skokem s horici-
no letadla.

V Dayton, O., pet aviatic-
kych odborn1kG z Wrightova
letiste skocilo padaky do bez-
peel, kdyz pravy motor jich
Douglas dopravniku pocal no
reti. Diva armadn1 pilot, uha-
sill plameny, a snesli Sc S lodi
zpet do armadnf zakladny, pod
silou druheho zbyleho motoru.
Onech pet civilistG sneslo Sc S
horfciho letadla s vySe $500
stop, kdyz kabina letadla Sc pc
Gala plniti kourem.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-07-31
90 procentni ~vetsina pro
RooseveIta.

V New Yorku, Institute of
Public Opinion uverejnuje W.
sledek predbeznych tax IVA
nych "slamenych" voleb. z
deslti nejvets1ch americkych
NEST pro Roosevelta by bylo 60
procent volicu a zbytek 40
procent pro Landona.
NeJvets1 majoritu ma Roose-
welt v New Yorku a Size sc pro-
cent. Demokraticky hlasovali
mesta Boston, Baltimore, Gle
veland, Detroit, ST. Louis, Los
Angeles, Pittsburgh a Filadel-
file.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-07-31
Vyzral ma vosy. Otcova kapsa
utrpela.

Eddie jaeger, IL rokG starry
syn Mica Jagra, farmare u Mil
waukee, ma dobro znicil hn1z-
do vos, ktere by ustipaly toho,
KIDD ku stohu sena by Sc byl
odvazil. Kdyz otec vracel Sc z
pikniku, divil Sc, CO ty automo-
billy mali d6lati u jeho poem
ku. PAX zahledl hasice chrlfc1
vodu tam, kde vedle sebe staly
tri STONY, nichz narovnano
bylo 22 ton sena. Eddie zapa-
lii stoh, ably vosy z neho vypu-
dill a rozhodne = je vypudil!
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-07-31
Nechapavy manzel.

Mrs. So and So: "Podfvej Sc,
ten muz tam ma proti chce Sc
mnou koketovati. Nemohl by's
S MIN promluvit?"
Pan So and So: eco mu nam
T1ci? Nam mu dati cislo nase-
no telefonu?"
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-07-31
Ukamenoval sofera.

V Indianapolis Ind, byl
Harry Peatts, agent unie voz-
XII a soferI, shledan vinen re
ukamenoval k smrti Johna,
Pennyho, vozku ma 2 az Fl ro-
XII do statnlho vezeni.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-07-31
Mirril ma zelvu. trefil svoji nohu

Gustav Beran v Chicago be-
duje v nemocnici, re nemGze
81 pochutnati ma zelv1 polevce,
zat1m co navstevn1ci jeho hos
pody marne Sc ma nj byli tesili.
Beran slibil hostfm zelvf polev-
ku, ma nfz prinesl 81 z Grass
jezera 20 liber vaz1c1 zelvu.
Nejprve ovsem zelva musela
byti usmrcena. Beran pTitiskl
botou zelvu a stiskl kohoutek
revolveru. Vykrik bolesti neo-
zval Sc re zelvy, ale z Berana,
ktery trefil nohu a ne zelvu.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-07-31
Leto a vase nemluvne.
PlSe
DR.. John L. Rice,
komisar zdravotnictv1 mesta
New Yorku.
PlSe

Kazda matka by mela dbati
toho, ably jej1 nemluvne Sc te-
silo dobr6mu zdravi, a Size nj
kohl jen letn1ch mesic1ch, ale
pc cely rok. Je to vsak hlav-
ne V letnf dobe, re nemluvnata
jsou neposednejsf a vyzaduji
bedlivejs1ho dozoru NEIL We
kterekoli jin6 dobe. A je to
prave v lete, kdy Sc vasemu ne
mluvnatku NIUE dostati doko-
nalejsfch lazn1 sluencnfch nez-
Ii kdy jindy. Mejte ma zTeteli,
re kazde nemluvne potTebuje
zivotodarnych paprsk1 ultra
fialovych, obsazenych v slunec
MIN svetle.
Pr1chod leta, zejmena We
druhem roce, z%vestoval zlo kaz
demu z mich V letech minulych.
Srdce kazde matky bylo napl-
memo zlymi pTedtuchami a stra-
chem puTed detskou cholerou
kterou umfralo tisfce kojencG
kazdeho leta. Ale S pTichodem
pasteurisovaneho mleka a lep-
81 vychovou matek v peel O ne
mluvnata zacala tato rozs1Te-
ma prGjmova nemoc mizeti, tax
re dnes vyskytuje Sc jen zT1d-
ka.
stastne je ono nemluvne, je-
hoz matka NIUE mu davati je-
no pfirozeny pokrm - mater
ske mleko; ale i kojenec, ktery
je krmen z lahve, ma dnes lep-
81 vyhl1dky neil drive. A to
nejen proto, re mGze dostavati
pasteurisovanr mleko, lee i Ia
kovae pasteurisovane mleko,
ktere je zvlaste pro kojenec
pfipravovano prozaTovanfm ra
diovych paprskG. Dfte, ktere-
mu Sc dostava patricneho NILE
ka, nalezite pece, hojne slunec
n1ho svetla a cerstveho vzdu-
chu, Dude vzdy zdrave.
Behem prvnlho roku melo
by kazde nemluvne byti pod
dozorem rodinneho lekare, a
kde to nen1 NONE, tam by no
mela matka witt ma kliniku ne
DO do dispensare aspon jednou
meslcne. Bude-li matka svedo-
mite sledovati rady lekarovy,
niue mfti jistotu, Re jejf dfte
zdstane zdravym. Lekar pou-
c1 matku, jak ma davati d1teti
slunecni lame, jak no spravne
krmiti, ably nedostalo pr1jem
atd.
Hojnost mleka a slunecnfho
svetla prisp6je. k vyvinu kosti
a zubG nemluvnatka. napoma-
ha jeho vzrGstu a udrzuje how
dobrem zdravi.
V letn1ch mes1c1ch melo by
nemluvne m1ti ma sobe pokud
MONA nejmene satstva = cas-
to postacf jen plena. NejpTf-
hodnejs1m casem Ike slunecni
lazni je cas- v polovine dopole-
dine a v polovine odpoledne.
Gas laznf mel by byti vymefen
tax, ably d1te neutrpelo 1zehu.
Behem ostatnfch hodin dine ma
byti ponechano v chladnem
st1nu. Sit mela by no chraniti
pred mouchami a jinym hmy-
ZEN. !
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-07-31
15.SO8 bank We Spojenych
Statech.

Re statistik posledne vyda-
nych vladimir reservn1m vybo-
rem We Washington, vysv1ta,
re je We Spojenych Statech
15.8O8 bank vseho druhu. Po-
Get bank zmensen byl ma pocet
tento cd roku 1881, kdy bank
" zemi bylo 21.294.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-07-31
American zransn " Tyrolich.

American professor Carl O.
verall z New Yorku, byl tezce
zranen, kdyz spadl Sc skalniho
1tesu slezaje hory bl1ze
Schwatsze, v Tyrolfch.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-09-22
Phils Slated 10 Be East Giant Victims
Jock Whitney Can Save Day
By DAN PARKER

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The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-09-22
Nangatuck Sports

Naugatuck, Sept. 22-The Nauga- tuck "Y" Leaders trounced the Killers 16-S in the first water polo game played here Saturday after noon in the "Y." It proved to be a knock-down and drag out affair.
 The Leaders showed their super iority throughout but the Killers claim that the Leaders had too many reserves for them. Paul Beardsley, No. man on the Killers, threw his knee out of joint twice during the contest.
 The Killers were minus the ser- vices of their ace, Frank Squires, Jr. but the Leaders missed Fritz Kam- bt, physical instructor, who was un- able to participate. A return match may be arranged soon.
 Naugatuck, Sept. a. Registering a net 142 total, James Krzykowski, runner-up in last seasons "U. s. Open" championship tournament of local rubber footwear plant em- ployes, gained what appears to be almost a certain winning score ct the Naugatuck Golf Club Saturday. This score has survived the on- slaught of over 8 score of players over the weekend. KrZykowski tourned the course on his second l8-hole round crossing a 78 which his il handicap cut to a net 67. This total added to his first round 75 gave him his 142 total or six under par.
 James GumilinsN, although well up in |, the scoring, holds the lead for low gross with total of 163. Gumlinski added second round of 8l-3-78 to his first round gross 82 for his low total. His final score is 163-6-157.
 A number of players who have completed but IS holes, have until next Sunday to finish, several of them having an excellent chance of overtaking the leaders. The final round and total scores of those who finished over the weekend are as follows: J. Mckee, 99-l8-81; totals. l96-36-16o; Al Spears, 102-2l-81, to- tals, 2ll-42-169; J. O'Donnell, 96- 2i-75; totals, 202-42-160; J. Toms, s1-10-71; totals, 173-20-153; c. Pep perman, 102-f8-84; totals, 200-36- l64; F. Zonino, 100-21-79; totals,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-09-22

New York - Izzy Jannazzo, 147 IA, New York, decisioned Gustave Elder, 147, Germany (15); Babe Casanova, 129 3-4, Mexico, kayoed Allie TodeSco, 132 IA, Jersey City CD. ,
 Newark, N. J. = John Anderson, 175, 3-4, Sweden, drew Freddie Fi- ducia, 183, Newark (1G; Keller Crawford, 148 1-2, Newark, drew Frankie Fitzsimmons, 149, Garfield (0.
 Lynn, Mass. = Freddie Camuso, Fall River, decisioned Pope Eye, Woonsocket, R. l., (6); Bobby Woods, Beverly, kayoed Red Adams, Portsmouth, N. H. (6); Gene O'Leary, Manchester, N. H., kayoed Gene Minard, Woonsocket (4); Al LaFlamme, Woonsocket, drew with Steve Fauchek, Danvers (N; Billy Mack, Boston, decisioned HI Brown, Pascoag, R. I. (N; Sammy Welsh, Salem, decisioned Billy Taylor, Lynn (N.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-09-22
The Greatest Baseball Game; Ever Played On This Date
>~ By B. E. JARRETT >~---~~--~~~~~ Nehf and Meadows Yielded No Runs in Fourteen
 Innings, at St. Louis
SEPTEMBER 22, 1917

SEPTEMBER 22 1917
 Meadows of the Cardinals opposition with nothing but cphes for fourteen innings darkness ended this thrilling battle
 permitted walks; while did
 St. opportunity with single Betze for Miller Hornsby sacrificed Betze Pauette attempted double steal but Bruno tagged Paulette drove to Rehg
 Boston lost golden opportunity third when Baird threw his bun past Paulette Maran threw Powell Meadows tossed Covngton.
 The Braves and brilliantly making remarkable
 only the major leagues have two opposing pitchers than did Neh and eado
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-09-22
WATERBURY INDIES
 PRACTICE TONIGHT

While Manager Henry (The Duke) Del Pc is busy tonight lining up an opening of the season home game for the Waterbury Independents Sunday afternoon at Hamilton Park. the players will be busy at foot ball practice called for 7:30 o'clock by Coach Eddie DiNapoli. An- nouncement has been made of the signing of Mike DiNapoli, a Clair mont center last year to play the pivot post for the Indies, who drop ped their first game last Sunday in Fairfield. A Seymour team may come here Sunday.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-09-22
LOOK GOOD

Three more football men, who will probably win regular Fordharn war; sity berths next spring, are Joe WoitkoSki. left halfback and right fielder; Mike Hearn, right halfback and center fielder; and Johnny Druze. right end and first baseman. Drlize will attempt to take the place of Babe" Young, now Giant prop erty. Don Bintz, right end and first baseman; and Russ Monica, right guard and left fielder, will also be out for the baseball team. Hearn. Bintz and Monica were valuable members of Vim Clancey's undefeat- cd freshmen nine last spring.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-09-22

197-42-l55; R. Bavier, 104424980; to- -tals, 205-48-157; B. Moran, 88-4- 84; totals, 167-8-159; J. Gumilinski, 81-3--78; totals, 163-6-157; M. Hugh es, 98-18-80; totals, 204-36-168; O.. Gibbs, 110-21-89: totals, POS: 42-166; L. Duncan, 115-25-90; totals, 230- 50-1s0: s. Boyd, 130-40-90; totals, 271-80-191.
 Those who played their first IS holes and their scores are as fol- lows: B. Sullivan, 115-26-89; N. Sabia, 119-26-s9: H. Guilford, 106- 22-84; L. Gesseck, 79-1-78; E. Geise, l14-27-87: Hall, 117-24-93; Klima- siewski, 79-2-77; w. Labor, 136-40- 96: H. Rabinovitch, 107-16-91; J. obijinski, 100-6-94; E. LaRose, 102- 24-78. .
 All medal play must be completed not later than next Sunday.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-09-22

When William Hard is heard over CBS discussing paramount issues of the campaign on the Republican Party's time five days . week, Monday through Friday, many of his new 1isten- CTS, like many of his old listen CTS, will probably assume that the English accent means that he's an Englishman. On the contrary, Hard's family landed fin COnencticut in 164O, moved to Vermont just before the revO- lutiOn, finally settled in New York, where he and his father were born at Painted Post, which describes as a real Amer ican village. Because his father was a Methodist missionary he spent much time off and on at school is MussOOrie, Indit later at University College in London, but he also attended schools in Lima and Buffalo, New York and was a student at Northwestern University.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-09-22
ROAMING THE AIR WAVES

Despite the fact that Jack Ben- ny in launching the Fred Astaire program stated that Fred was still in England, U. S. news sheets, few days before that, had published pie lures of the dance star returning from abroadl
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-09-22
FIVE YEARS AGO

Tommy Armour eliminated Denny Shute in the quarter final round of the Professional Golfers' Asso- citation tournament at East provi- dence, R. I.