New Britain Herald Newspaper, May 5, 1919, Page 9

~NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, munpaY, MAY 5, 1912 PRINTERS RETURN TO WORK - b7 2 F & i ;” ;:| S ey holic Tniv. 2, Lehigh 1, (1t in- | BASEBALL IN A NUTSHEIL | S e ey g . i getown 5. Novth Carolina State | Alpany Union Votes to Arbiteate ‘ 4 e National League, by e e - o 5 sronk Boston 4. (13 innings.) o gl Ufl[flNfi ['flNTFST NATIONAL LE _\"' E. 0 {;1-yg,nlr~1|m|:| 3 : KRAMER 15 VICTOR, ik A o ; e 5 .Wln\:;;”\. UL =4 Results Yesterday Chicago tsburgh 1, (12 in-j : o zn:\ ‘:M y(»; R ailies oo vestd = | Philadelphia 4, New York DADES) Grand Oid "v“'r'"( ('t, "“ < Worid, | v voted to return to work pending f oy = S e = Beats Fast Tield. It e T St Five Hurlers Allow Thirty-lour o , : | et o W O ; e b | Kramer, American | ., | Ployes ; i 1 Sfli& Bl']glCS—mhel’ Results Standing of the Clube. S | won nhis first race of the season be. | | ierao o ort- % i s | N Tl s el s [ s e L > S W May 5.—Washingtor 7 1 875 . | here yesterda He = defeated alf | the same as before ¥ raigh rom Phila rk 9 B { Grenda, Magin, — Alf Gouller, dnigh if . Ct were made h Philie < ! ¢ i . Toronto 4. (13 in amara in a one riile open. I win- 5 ublisher - % s e L U e e s e e T LS : e = Don't toss and turn all night . 0 DL o two. The | Lioston e 0 N 3 < '_"fl.‘!”:j‘,‘ S 16 .’7’::‘:;‘”‘,.”\.‘: \;:;v]f:“("(\nonti"““Tv me y . o : » s P Games Today [~ 5 Tenlet he won a one mile race at the ofg n ot nstitute a bos 5 s T Phiiadelphia S ; , Vailsburg quarter mile hoard trari | 00! nday editions appeared :\,{‘: Sl e I o fon UG ol Gy i”y;‘.’ i et trom RinR = [ ' S . Sinney. Navlor and McAvoy: Jomn- | Chicago at Cincinnatl o O G G G0 e e mt b ol CvEEAX JAINS TITUE. c A R | AT T S e e B e e will stop that itch i AMERICAN LEAGUE. Trinity 1 and held it to the finish. Altho .. Canne a 5 e TS T A e Bt g he had the stars the game 1 Four hours of sleep lost through that painful itching means long . Lol ing him and tryving to ride morning wearisome hours next day-—tired out—unfit for work. Tonight apply Washington 12, Philadelphia 6 2 i P | eme oushi e of fred De Oro, i r All itching and pain usually disappears like ma Alevelond Detrolt 4 | :*””;"p(: ‘mfl'g o | ished down the stroteh 1'- b a score e & B Chicago ouis 2 o " 2 v = Keel e affected part well cleansed wif esi oap by day. or i : 1. St. L ‘7 | ; o 1 '\prx::r;:( :‘:'r;nd;h:i\v:v .\Yn:zinf“”.w -al‘; ara‘??dr:zzfs:‘-wlar lv‘lv‘l-:\mp:! w,rh!:zl:':vvm.. Baiti n:n"‘,:‘d . i Standing of the Clubs, | 9. Yalo home in that manner. 2 : Rain Halt~ Sox and [ . | . i ] a 1 IS].O : ‘ it : | G T | in France, touched me 1d L.ouis hit INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE. H BLA T e o deeply, Marcosson, of the nto two runs. The zesults Yesterday. 2 ' noe e T ; SaturdayEvenmgPost, told y g ”'_' o . . " game. | me, when he saw them in i nton 4 L . . gyt T RRAR | exaltation, and with tears WILX AP THRSE =0 Standing or ”"', Cluhs, 1 1 . - Coombs Buys Infielder Sicking— W e Welhn to thelr eyes, gaz- Readinp - ooois - 1 , Pitcher Hogg Comes to Terms. & 3 600 s 5 s | Do . ingattheFightingFourth -4 2 400 | . e T e 0 e Liberty Loan posters put < Binshamton 1 1 00 I > . up in the trenches. it Senivers on” i | To them it meant that Binghamton imore. (two T RIS the people back home ""‘I"\‘_ ”"‘:”’ MAJORS' CORD POR W e AL Ee were Prepatmg to gO the i H The week ord in each le; who has re-| ., nos played, won and lost, 1 . 1+ 1 7 b e e fil‘n.lflf‘;-w”vf : runs scored by _ opponents Including | . i g N I : ]m:vil\ of Saturday, May 3, is as fol- l = i ~ X : m thelr terrlble task. T e e | National League, | \/‘(.l:'l\"( S ; ; , { s R A | . Homt! R BTy s bl l/i/ dd /) Johnson and Biddie Defeat Tilden and| el : ; ‘ )\ | EN €o<~‘- \7) e aqid it t en. 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