New Britain Herald Newspaper, May 13, 1918, Page 9

EAR T00 FAST OR RIVAL CYCLISTS. Wark Rider Deleats Champim Spencer in One-Mile Race NoJ whole ewark May 13 the show in the races at Velodrome here yesterday after n. He defeated Arthur Spen national champion two e heats in of and out of a mile match race came back and bheat a field of ¥ riders in the five mile open wed wonderful speed iy Pears. won. the match race from ncer after: Arthur had taken the heat easily had chance heat Nted an entir gside of him rode th p heats in 1 timp ® has 80 n In this did not winning heat Spears ed ave a last very He of appe but the Sy p in two took lap with ind won by in last eighth in the last seconds flat, the in which an ecighth been negotiated lead i AMERICAN FORG here this the. five od mile his wity 1 rang held ofr raced horne a winner. He heat out lis Spencer. John Bedell, Willie | tley, Jake Magin and Eddie Mad- who finished in that order. Max fibern of the Century Road Club ociation won the half mile handi- for amateurs from the t Emari he summaric e lite Match Arthur Spenc nee. Won by i br Suenc sighth i huat won utes .51 3-5 12 seconds. Time. open race Spears front when the the field while to the and he Race Army Is Ready pears Time First heat minutes. conds. Sec- Time, 2 ANy onds eighth Fhird heat won by minutes 5 ghth mile, 12 Consolat Professional Jacob Magin: Alfred Gren &econd . Lloyd Thomas, third: M Bedell, fourth o Time, 1 minute 57 1-5 seconds. and Out, Amate Won 1 %, Ba w Wheelmen iy View Wheelmen ron, Austr: third Uliét, Bay View Wheelme e, { minutes 26 4.3 'Wo-thirds Mile Novice Uls Hartman, Aeme Mis Orsini, Unione second Time, 1 BN s alf Mile Handicap, Professional Reginald McNamara (110 William Hanney (10 yards) Francesco Verri (5 vards). Thomas Bello. (80 yards). Jumes P. Cobert, New. o | Fas) nrth. Time, 53 1-5 Ish Pdiss and Out TInvitation, »-Won by Frank Corry dden, seccond: George Che rd; Peter Drobach, fourth; I fifth. Distance miles, 2 e. 7 minutes 18 2-5 seconds. alf Mile Handicap, Amateur en Ly Max Halpern, Century Road b Association (80 yards): Poter ock, Lmpire City Wheelmen (85 rds), second: Michael De Orio, fone Sportiva Jtaliana (60 yards), ifd: Gus Lang, Bay View Wheel- | times its own n, Yourth. Time. seconds. [ies eIy Shasiretired Five Mile Open, Professional | the fullest price Robert F. Spears: Will ‘“Meanwhile, foond: John Bedell, third of the Irench i fourthi Jacob M units only to Hdie Madden, sixth. Time, This strategy s .5 seconds that in three » - Ll - enemy brought out a single st “T MAN. fulfilled, and w! Joe that his re the i proving inadequate “The German commander, [ how nearly he is delivering himself to |the allied reserve, 1 been pelled to accept temporary and call a halt. His position is tac tically exposed in two dangerous sal- ients on water-logged nd. “Ilis countrymen are dangerously dissatisfled at the immense price paid for his failure to terminate their | ferin His allies are on the quarreling, and daily exhibit dislike and distrust of | taskmaster who robs them of lives and food. “His Ottawa, May 13.-So eonfident th'e Entente of its ability to withstand launch to drive the it has American Spear Germans can 15t been decided not it becomes fors ac cable summary of oper- on the western front recetved | from the War Committee of the Brit- ish Cabinet. position now is.” summary, “that the Gerr mined to concentrate ever unit. on one enormous offensive | draining their country dry to force decision hefore it is too late, while the Entente a confident that, hav- ing been given the of, o small immediate American for de- feuse or waiting till they are forced by a complete. powerful, , Supporting American army, they |'ehc the Jatter. the of that use = | the army until 2 sec- 3 complete and to powerful ¢ seconds cording ations me Mile fVYon 1y 1eeseo said the ne, deter- avilable are Tiss 8 LA Gus Mort fourth econds Won b Wheelmen; Sportiva’ Ttali. minute 53 ward choice army rein- self- have on use of enemy the sledge-hammer men by the lies are opposmg the rategy of meeting the blow with the mallest force capable of standing to the ck, while keeping the strongest re- po: die ruop pman, | ted to give ground Fredq | Whenever the enemy been Japs. |t Pay a srveater price than ground tie whole aim being to reduce to such a state exhaustion reserve, at moment the pri<bhy o ds) ; ond; rd rth | ma up ik I onds Profes- | sible serve . permit- _limits made wings are within on the has is worth th ny our can ol right tion. “In | British restore tua- the many mass- the present Army he operations withstood of enemy slowly, exacting weight Won Spencet William n, fifth: 10 min- Foch in points has weeks to a Ltegic h holds reserve, hard justified the bulk sending pressed itself in it has seen the standstill with- objective being immense of JACKSON A PERFT Philadelphia. May 13 left infielder of fite Sox, s of games with the losses so in danger his policy. seeing Jack- orve is Chicago i) which club is playing athletics was % nined here Saturday for military ice. The examining physician pre unced him 100 per cent. sound lJackson has been placed tentative iny the next draft contingent 40 be sent to camp by the flie, S. C.. board with which Jackson istered botween May 25 and June Unless ihe required number of fen is obtained ore Jackson's lo I number is reached, Shoeless Joo jit be lost to the Sox by the cnd of e month. | is ro that Green- their the their owing is | reserves have nearly reached BEAUTY AND DIGNITY| IN MONUMENTAL ART Only by Ca W Finish, and of the Work Det Practic: Buikler. reful Attentien to Through Hand by Are Obtained Proportion Knowledge All Our at Our ooms, 1o Be P in the Made by Finished Stock on Any Design in New Britain Expert Workmen Tonuments Are Own Factory Show 1y Desir 100 and Made at our Hand You Monuments Rough Into Renovation of No Agents, to the Letteri Given Cemetery Special Attention Old Work and JOHN F. MEEH CORNER UNION AND CLARK STREETS. OPPOSITE LANDERS PLAY GROUND. OPEN EVEN Yard Tel. 1211-2. llouse 131-12. ng. a | 1 T0 BE USED AS UNIT | offen Wil Me Withbeld Until Gomplete | onslaught complete exhaustion. Those of the Franco-British are still in being while the American preparations develop The time draws closer when defeat is inevitabie. - Therefore, he must re- the offensive. His preparations feverishly, but it takes properly organize such an He must be satisfied with can in weeks. We may, expect w renewed furious belore long. The enemy new months to ve. he whe do therefore. is i o committed to his strategical plans i ' the is i | | | of a main blow on ont, while nec to try to impr Lys sector. have complete confidence in the result. For the cnemy the issuc is a desperate en- deavor to avoid defeat: for the Allies the issue ig only that of victory de- fer The coming hattle may be a repetiton of Verdun a large-scale, and, if both sides should be exhaust ed, the Allies have vast powers of re- cuperstion, while Germany has draft- e her resources alveady.” wmay await h Amiens f compells him position in the Te Allies may we Ar that sity M his rcd on NO GAMES YESTERDAY. | Circumstances over which Manager James Luby of the Pioneers had no control, necessitated the calling off of { the game scheduled at the Ellis street diamond yesterday afternoon. Next Sunday the locals will open the first eries with the ecrack Athletics i of Sot Manchester in this city. Al the | com- | failure | suf- ' verge | BREAKS RECORD. Hutchin- View HUTCHINSON Chicago. May 13.—Jock professional at the Glen club, Chicago. yesterday | son, | Golf | the course record at the Windsor Golf | match, scoring He { club in a Red Cross | 70 in a driving rain | MacDonald, of Indian Hill, who scored 72, defeated Chick Fvans and Warren K. Wood, 3 up and 2 to play. and IT.\-L\ AMERICA DAY, Observe Rome War Annive | May 13. heing Charles T | the governor of every s | mayor of each city a them to | further the celebration of Ameri May 24. President Wi | consented in a telegram yesterday to | Mr. Hughes, who is president of the { Italy-America ciety, to act as “first | honorary patron.” Tt expected | that local festivities, | the third anniversary of Ttaly's entrs | into the war, will be held throushout Every citizen is asked { to wear a houtonniere of flowers | showing Ttaly’s colors, | At the celebration here Mr, Hughes and the Italian ambassador will de- liver addresses at a musical concert in the Metropolitan Opera House, the | receipts to go to the Italian Red | Cross. All Asked to the | ary. ~Telegrams are Hughes to ite and the York. sent | New is | the country. | ATTACK AT SEICHEPR Enemy Sends Storm of Machine Gun Bullets at Americans. ance, salient With the American Army in F ay 13.—The Seicheprey ows signs of hecoming active again. deluged the place with bullets Saturday night enemy hine gun {and Sunday morning. ! On the front American patrols found a German bodies in advanced trenches, where they had heen left during the heavy | bombardment on the night of May 4 | American patrols have entered the | enemy lines in the sectors Lune- | ville and south of Verdun, but did not | encounter resistance. Official reports of the Gierman loss- | es in the Seicheprey battle, according | to a prisoner recently captured, give 600 Killed, wounded or missing. one “of the number enemy probably American same ° of Gooo NiGuT USING A RAKE TO COVER 5’EDS There is quite a trick in covering seed ind this and lots of other valuable in- {ormation for the City Farmer is found in the free garden primer sent sut by the National War Garden Com- mission of Washington. Have you re- ceived yours? EGGS—Selected Absolutely Fresh, with thick shell for put down in water glass. Price 50c per Doz, Delivered, E BERLIN FARMS ] TELEPHONE 668. Eggs, Guaranteed broke Bob | Third Ttaly- | on | i | commemorating | 'SPEAKER “GUMS THINGS” White Sox Defeats Indians in An Ab- | breviated Due to | Sunday Contest Rain—' ror Very Costly. Cleveland, May 13 which Speaker followed Gandil's single, made a two-base by a wild pitch by let Chica win from | Cleveland here yesterday, 1 0. | Spectacular catches in the by | | Jonn Collins svere features Because of a heavy rain called as the sixth The score on error, Fnzmann, to field the inning game was was, irted Chicago Cleveland William and O'Neil. 00010 00000 and Schalk; HONORS FOR GEORGETOWN! th At- itle, Washington Colleg lantic Track and May the ans Cop S Field -GGeorgetown Atlantic in- ind field meet here Saturday, scoring 102 points to 85 scored by the athletes of Johns- Hopkins Univer were the two coll the in Polytc bei to have time 1 3altimore | University won tercollegiate tra South These represented, Institute herc ity only Vi unable for the Ga vard dash 220-yard javelin throw hnic her men in event of G town won the 410-yvard hurdle 100- the the 0 the dash, low run and ALTAPLAINVILLE TEAM WINS, Nino Toning 1 Rockwell-Drake Beaten Ninth All-Plai ninth in 1y ny proved to ves- | ered con- kwell- tion half of 100t by wound the Mhe the ay, wh closit conte hest four runs were gar i with the he latter ag rally in their 1t feil me favor of by inniy in the hotly tested Drake t staged a ninth runs to The Ro | also the two score 7 stanza the in score ind up town team. All-Plainville 002000104 Rockwell-Drale 000000203 Batteries Wells and l\‘m)\v! and Downham and O'Brien. T—l‘:’ | | Several L articlc TABERSKI STILL WINNING Than | Opponents Down State Easic Those in New Britain, 13.—F pocket- Seymour, Conn., May champion rank | Taberski, world's yesterday disposing work at the club afternoon and 1 night by of two more opponents with tremen- do Pitted inst Scarba Tahers chalked up a victory by a score of Taberski's run was which he made carly in the Seymour and the s casc Lee. in afternoon, hest ler, a Der- pitted against the cham- tinished on the short end to score Taberski § and 46 in this nights ago Dunn, another ! player. submitted to a 125 0 defeat at the hands of Taberski and tonight that much-abused town s looking for a player who can score t least one point against the great- pocket billiard player the world 1 In the evening by star. was pion and of 'a 125 runs John Law made | of match Derby to ever produc Tabher: soveral more matches this home e ki seheduled parts state he de- in hefore for Rochester his SOLDIERS BEAT ATHLETICS, Noses Out 6 Dix Nine Tenth, Camp Mackmen in to . N Ray for | | Camp Dix who third o Athletics last Nationai the 1 in a held down Connie Mack's sason | Army that closcly untii 1 Camp ted tested day joined the drove Athleti inning at ! de- | con Dix the ten by a did not b of The Ath- Fanie to their pUtE U T Seyeral fhousand their friends watche The score letics play team, ubs Camp Dix 00001 Phila. Am Batteries Watson and Cz 0020 0000320000—5 15 Brown and Thompsml,i dy. Make Detroit, Yorlk | gamb | ternoon from | game and ariving here shortly after | lengths back came | billiard player, continued his brilliant | noon, the two from that sched The game that makes the General prefer Murad. Makers of the Highest Grade Turkish § and éq{]/{;m: Cigarettes in the Warld & Az TERMI¥ATOR WINS DERBY. May 13.—One ot wit- RAIN HALTS YANKEES. 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