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East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1909-01-20
CENTENNIAL ANNIVERSARY Of
AMERICAS GREATEST MAN Of LETTERS

Poe's having gained two prizes Of
fered by a Baltimore newspaper and
this success led to his engagement as
assistant editor of the Southern Liter
airy Messenger.
Poe continued, however, to reside
in Baltimore for time, though the
magazine was published in Richmond.
In September, 1885, he removed to
Richmond, and with an income of but
$500 he married his cousin, Virginia
GLENN, an amiable and lovely girl
Thenceforward he was connected with
number of magazines of the day,
being successfully associate editor of
the Gentleman's Magazine (Philadel-
phia), editor of Graham's Magazine in
1S41, and in 1874 an assistant on the
staff of Willis Mirror.
In 1S45 the publication of "The
Raven" brought him fame. He be-
came a literary lion and for time
was much courted This was the
summit of his success. The loss of
his wife, two years afterward seemed
to have broken his spirit, and he died
in 1S49 at a hospital in Baltimore.
Poe Done Injustice.
Owing to the prejudice created
by Poe's biographer. Americans have
never done Peo justice. In Europe
he ranks higher than in his own
land.
The amount and quality of work he
did was incompatible with a greatly
erratic life. In money matters he
seems to have been cheated by all
with whom he came in contact. Girls
wold's statement that he was expell-
ed from the University OF Virginia
has never been proved, and as TO MS
statement that Poe could not retain
literature employment on account OF
his Incorporate habits, It Is declared
there is not the slightest foundation
for this coarse SANDER" There is /
testimony that while con-
nected with magazines he was a mod
el Of punctuality and thOroughness. !
His loving care Of his wife during
eight long years is almost alone a
certificate Of his good character, and
the affection Of the wife's mother for
Poe was touching in its devotion.
As a critic Poe was almost infalli
BILE. He was almost the first to rightly
Nathaniel Hawthorne, de-
clarlng him king Of the short story.
His valuations Of American poets in
"The Literati' have, in the main,
been confirmed by the best sense Of
later years.
A Master Writer.
AS a writer he essayed all forms
with mastery. His short
stories virtually exhausted the posi-
bilities Of that form Of writing, each
standing as a masterpiece Of its kind. |
Moore says, zone sees authors all
over the world painfully following inI
his tricks, each exploring a sinble re-
gion which Poe discovered and dis
missed in a few pages" In his So
called "prose poem" Eureka" Poel
seems to have forseen in general the
whole course Of modern science
Were it not too scientific for the de-
scription, it might be called IAN Epic
Of Evolution" 1t is a theory Of the
universe that might have been ex-
panded into whole Spencerian sys-
TEN Of philosophy.
II is hardly rash TO prophesy that
Poe may one day be declared the most
creative intellect that America has
ever produced Even now his only
rivals are Emerson, Whitman and
Thoreau,
HAt...aaas Hurdor Cacn
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1909-01-20
CAfmack Murder Case.

NasAHhe, Tenn, Jan. 20.-Af-
though the trial is set for tomorrow,
Il IL Hkely that further continuance
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1909-01-20

Read the East Oregonian.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-09-09
ANGELS DEFEATED
IN FAST CONTEST
THREE HITS IN SECOND SCORE
THRICE FOR FRISCO
MoHLERlTEs PROFIT BY FAST
BASE RUNNING
Durham Is Wild, but Is Given First
Class support-AngeIs' Prosa
poets Are Growing
DINNER

SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. S.-Fast
base running and punched hits won the
second game of the series with Los
Angeles for San Francisco today, to 3.
The Angels were off to a. good start
today. making three runs off 1ceman
Durham, the Seals new pitcher, in the
first two innings. This ended the run
getting for the visitors, as Durham
pulled the strings and tightened 'lp
after the second frame, and did not
allow q score thereafter. The visitors
found Koestner in the second frame
and batted him about the lot in a
lively manner. Three runs were glarned
off his delivery. Again in the fourth
frame Longs men touched up the
elongated twirler, and together with a
couple of miscues in the field three
more runs were annexed.
The Angels seemed to be completely
demoralized, and in their present form
they cannot help being safely launched
in third place by the time they return
home.
Los Angeles pitchers are in such bad
shape that Capt. Dillon will be forced
to use George Wheeler in the box to-
Koestner allowed three hits in the
second, which brought in three runs,
and two hits in the fourth, which re-
suited in three more tallies. Durham
was wild and allowed eight hits, but
was saved many runs by the fast field
ing Of his teammates. Score:
Los Angeles herald., 1909-09-09
WORLD OF SPORTS
HEAVYWElGHTS READY
FOR TEN-ROUND BOUT
Kaufman and Johnson Will Enter Ring
Confident of Victory--Betting
FaVors Champion with
1914 Price

SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. Slight
road work and just enough rope skip
ping and other gymnasium practice to
keep muscles timber marked the last
training day in the camps of Jack
Johnson, the colored heavyweight
champion, and AL Kaufman, the big
Californian, who meet tomorrow after
noon in a ten-round battle.
The fighters are in fine shape physi-
cally and both confident of victory
Kaufman believes that the hard work
to which he has subjected himself has
prepared him to deliver a knockout
punch. Johnson is depending on his
cleverness to save him damaging blows,
and expects to tire his big opponent to
a point where his defeat will be accom-
plished with a blow before the bout has
passed the eighth round.
Betting today remained unchanged.
johnson was a 10 TO favorite over his
heavier opponent, while sporting men
were Offering to 1 that the Californian
would stay ten rounds. BY the terms of
the articles under which the men fight
there will be no decision should both
be on their feet at the close of the
tenth round This provision was in
sisted upon by the colored champion,
who said he did not desire to place his
title at the mercy of the referee.
johnson will enter the ring weighing
about 2O9 pounds, while Kaufman Is
down to PIP.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-09-09
LATE NEWS OF THE Q1
TRAVIS AND GARDNER
STILL IN RUNNING
Sawyer, with Score of 72, Makes Best
Score of the Day in National
Amateur Golf Tour
nament

WHEATON, ILL.,, Sept. S.-Today's
round of match play in the national
amateur golf tournament resulted in
the elimination Of one Of the two east
erners who remained in the running.
The unfortunate was Thomas Sherman
of Utica, who succumbed to young AL
bert Seckel of Riverside.
Walter ]. Travis of Garden City, the
other easterner, was successful in his
match against w. c. FowneS, jr., of
Pittsburg, beating him four up and
three to play. Travis did not start well
today, taking AZ going out in the morn
ing, but after that he steadied, finish
ing the eighteen holes three up, with
medal score of 79, and in the afternoon
finished the game at the thirtythird
hole Travis tomorrow will meet Robert
Gardner, the long driving Hinsdale
youth, and as the latter is always dan
gerous, a good match is anticipated.
Tomorrow will also bring together the
pair who have fought for national
golfng honors twice before-H. Chand-
Ter Egan of Ixmoor, twice winner of
the national championship, and d. E.
Sawyer of Wheaton, former western
champion. Egan defeated Sawyer in
the national four years ago, six up, five
10 play, and also took the Wheaton
player's measure in the finals for the
western championship in 1905 by the
same score. Sawyer defeated Egan in
one of the preliminary rounds for the
national championship at Cleveland
two wears ago and now is playing bet
ter golf than he ever did before.
Seclxel this afternoon made 70 in
his match with Tom Sherman. This
was beaten, however, by Sawyers ",
the best of the day.
In the second round H. Chandler
Egan of Exmoor defeated Warren K
Wood of Homewood up, to play.
paul Hunter, Midlothian, defeated
Harold weber, Toledo, 1 up. Hunter
ran down 15-foot putt for the last
hole. 1,,.-- s.s...5
w. c. Frownes, jr., oakmont' up
D, q. Sawyer, wheaton, beat R. e.
Hunter, Midlothian. ga.
c. E. Evans. Jr.. Exmoor' peat A.
stillwell. Midlothian. 4-3.
A. seckei, Hinsdale, beat T. M. sher-
man. Utica, 4-3
Los Angeles herald., 1909-09-09
NEWS OF THE DIAMOND
BY CHARLES JERNEGAN

October 11-Edisons VS.. Gateways at
Dolgeville; Wellingtons VS. Market Ma
tionals at Athletic park; Dyas-Clines
VS.. Globe Mills at Athletic park; Gar
denas VS.. Redondos at Gardena; Dow
neys VS.. Hermosas at Long Beach.
October 25-Edisons VS.. Market Ma
tionals at Athletic park; Wellingtons
VS.. Globe Mills at Athletic park; Dyas-
Clines VS.. Hermosas at Long Beach;
GateWays VS.. Redondos at Dolgeville;
Downeys VS.. Gardenas at Gardena.
October 1S-Edisons VS.. Gardena at
Athletic park; Gateways VS.. yelling
tons at Dolgeville; Dyas- Clines VS..
Market Nationals at Athletic park;
Globe Mills VS.. Hermosas at Long
Beach; Downeys VS.. Redondos at Re-
dondo.
November 1-Edisons VS.. Wel1ingtons
at Athletic park; Dyas-Clines VS.. Re
Downeys at Downey; Market Nationals
VS.. Gardenas at Gardena; Gateways
VS.. Hermosas at Long Beach.
November 8-Edisons VS.. Globe Mills
at Athletic park; Wellingtons VS.. Dyas-
Clines at Athletic park Market Ma
tionals VS.. Redondos at Redondo; Gate
ways VS.. Downeys at Downey; Garde-
mas VS.. Hermosas at Long Beach.
WeIingtons, Notice
The members of the wellington base
ball team are requested to meet not
later than IL o'clock today at the Pa
cihc Electric building.
Gardena Players, Notice
Manager Carol of the Gardena nine
requests his players to be on hand for
Sundays game with the wellington
team, which will be played at Gardena.
Wants TWO Players
Manager Hansen Of the Market Ma
tionals would like to have two first
class players accompany his Thistle
team to Playa del Rey today for a
double-header at the beach city Han
sen promises the players a good time,
which includes everything from the
scent theaters to the bowling alleys.
Free transportation and good dinner
will also be included. Don't all speak
at once, but call up Broadway 1906 be-
fore a, m.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-09-09
MAKES
DEBUT TONIGHT
FORMER AMATEUR WILL MEET
WHITE
LIGHTWElGHTS WILL BATTLE
TWENTY ROUNDS
Bill AIdrioh VIII Stage Long Bout at
Venice-First Appearance in Pro-
fesslonal Ring of Local FaV-
orite Will Be of Interest
BY A. e. nuNNINa

Tonight at the Venice arena Sam
Coulter, the Los Angeles lightweight,
will meet Herb White in the first bout
of his professional career. Coulter
holds the title of amateur lightweight
champion of the Pacific coast, which
he will forfeit when he steps into the
ring tonight by becoming a profession
al. His move was not taken. however,
until after he had been given thor
ough tryout by several experts in the
game and had proved his ability to
take care of himself. Coulter has been
showing UP we'll in the various anna
teur battles he has participated in for
the last year and his friends, confident
that ne could asquit himself with cred
it, were anxious to see him eeter the
ring as a business. Sam finally decld-
ed to do so. and when he failed to come
to terms for a ten-round bout at NC
Careys was signed to meet Herb White
at Venice before Bill Aldrich's CLUB for
a twenty-round battle.
Special trains will leave Los Angeles
this evening bound for the Venice
arena. After $3.50 p. m. the cars VIII
leave for Venice every three minutes
at Fourth and Hill streets. The Los
Angeles Athletic club, of which Sam
is a ponular member will turn out in
large numbers, special arrangements
having been made for their accommo-
datiOn.
In addition there will be goodly
gathering of local sports at the Venice
Tingside, since Sam and Herbie are
well known, and hard battle is ex-
nected. White fought ten rounds at
McCarey's pavilion Tuesday night, but
is in good shape, as he was not hurt
bv the bout with Gene Sullivan, which
served as little more than warming
up affair.
weight and will be in good trim. Sam
has forsaken the paths of fancy. boxing
has gone in for rough work and has
surprised his sparring partners by ex-
hibiting a liking for rough work,
which has been highly encouraging to
his hackers. A good list of prelim-
inaries has been arranged and the AL
drich bill promises plenty Of fighting.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-09-09
CUBS WINNERS ON
PIRATES ERRORS
GIBSON EQUALS WORLDS
CATCHING RECORD
FAST GAME WON BY CHICAGO ON
MILLER's ERROR
Last of Ninth Fatal to Plttsburg Nine.
Winners Play Errorless Game.
Chance Scores Two
Tallies
rBv Associated Press. ]

PITTSBURG, Sept. S.-Chicago's bat
ting rally in the ninth, coupled with
costly error by Miller, gave the Visitors
today's game with Pittsburg, to Z.
Brilliant play marked the game. a
catch by Schultz in the fifth inning
was wonderful Running far out into
right field the player with his back 10
the diamond reached out and caught
Miller's hit that would have gone Iof
a home run. Chicago secured two runs
in the second. Chance singled, stein
feldt was hit by a pitched ball, both
moving up a base on Tinker's single
and both scoring on wild throw 10
the plate by ,Abstein. The winning runs
were scored in the ninth after Schulte
had walked Gibson tied the world 5
record for the number Of consecutive
games caught in a season, equaling
tbe performance of thinner, VINO,
while playing for Cleveland in 1SSO'
caught III games in succession.
Announcement was made today that
Chance and Tinker had been fined you
each and Steinfeldt $25 by President
Heydler, as the result of the dispute
with Umpire KLEIN yesterday. 5core'
1oITTSpITRG
Los Angeles herald., 1909-09-09

n nETE HANSEN'S Market Nationals
have changed their name and
Il mayhap their luck. Henceforth
this unfortunate team will be known as
the Thistles, while the former title will
be worn by an aggregation which VIII
play Independent ball under the man
agement of Bob Lyon. The Thistles
will make their debut today when they
cross bats with the Directory nine Of
the Southern State league this morn
ing at Playa del Rey. In the after
noon a second contest will be played,
this with a crack team from the bat
tleship st. Louis. The Thistles VIII
present q formidable lineup, and 1t is
believed by the average fan that many
an amateur nine will be brought into
camp tied to the chariot wheels.
Southern State Schedule
Following is the correct schedule for
the games of the Southern State Base
bali league which will be played dur
lug the remainder of the present sea-
son. The schedule which has pre-
viously appeared has been somewhat
changed, the games originally sched-
uled for October Is being played on the
25th, and vice versa. The Long Beach,
Gardena game of this series will also
be played at Gardena. The schedule:
September 13-Edisons VS.. Downeys
at Downey; Wellingtons VS.. Gardena
at Gardena; Gateways VS.. Dyan-Clines
at Dolgeville; Globe Mills VS. Market
Nationals at Athletic park; Redondos
VS.. Hermosas at Long Beach.
September 20-Edisons VS.. Dyas-
Clines at Athletic park; Wellingtons
VS.. Hermosas at Long Beach; Globe
Mills VS.. Redondos at Redondo; Gate
ways VS.. Gardenas at Gardena; Mar
ket Nationals VS.. Downey at Downey.
September 27-Edisons VS.. Redondos
at Redondo; Wellingtons VS.. Downeys
at Athletic park; Dyas-Clines VS.: Gar
denas at Gardena; Globe Mills VS..
Gateways at Dolgeville; Market Ma
tionals VS.. Hermosas at Long Beach.
october 4-Edisons VS.. Hermosas at
Long Beach; Wellington5 VS.. Redon-
dos at Redondo; Dyas-Cllnes VS.. DOW
news at Downey; Globe Mills VS.. Gar
denas at Gardena Market Nationals
VS.. Gateways at Dolgeville.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-09-09
VANCOUVER RESULTS

VANCOUVER, B. G., Sept 8.-Ioday's re-
suits at Minoru Park:
First race, 6 furlongs-Col Brady won,
Louis streuber second, Nellie Racine third;
time, 1:14 2-5.
Second race six furlongs-Valoski won, Cap
tain Burnett second, Firm Foot third; time,
1:14 2-5
Third race, one mile--Flavigny won, Rama
second Netting third; time 142 10.
Fourth race furlongs-Fern L. won, Eliza
beth Harwood second, Titus II third; time
100 1-5.
Fifth race 6h furlongs-Import won, Work
box second, Hush Money third; time 1;l9 80.
Sixth race, 5ls furlongs-Napa Nick won'
virgie Cassie second, Redeem third; time
1907 AS.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-09-09
REDLANDS HIGH TO HAVE
STRONG RUGBY FIFTEEN
Coach Hester Now Working Out With
Berkeley squad-FeW Star Play
ers Lost by Valley School

REDLANDs, Sept. Sword was received
today from Berkeley that Willis Hester phy-
steal Instructor OF the Redlands high school
who is to coach his first Rugby team thls
season, is preparing himself for the season
by working out with the California varsity
under Coaches Schaffer and Howe along with
Coach Noble of Los Angeles high school. The
two expect to turn out the best teams play
ing Rugby IN the south this year. and between
them the championship may be fought, though
Polytechnic and Pomona are to be figured on
Hester will spend another week at Berkeley
and one week at Stanford learning the game
as taught by Coach Presley, and expects to
be in shape to get the local fifteen In line
soon after the season opens.
School opens in the Citrus Belt league schools
in two weeks, and Rugby practice will start
at once. The first games will be played
probably October ., though the league season
does not open until october %. Previous to
that date practice games are planned with
Riverside and San Bernardino and one game
with Los Angeles Polytechnic. on paper
Redlands has an excellent chance for the
championship again this year, losing only four
veterans while Pomona lost eight, Los An
geles Polytechnic five. and Los Angeles high
six Redlands also has an advantage in get
ing Bennett Pomona star, who has moved to
this city with his family and will enter the
local school. He was the star halfback of
Southern California last season and his acqui-
sition will give Redlands a back field of stars.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-09-09
RESULTS AT sHEEPsHEAD BAY

sHEEPsHEAD BAY, Sept. s,-schoolmarm
In The -colors of ]. A. Bennett, won the great
dily stakes of s7175 today. 1t was an eA-
tra1,eIv moor lot that contested and the time
i.14 was slow stocker was the choice at odds
on. while sohoolmarm was well supported
First race, five and half furlongs-Patsy
won, Greenbridge second, Racing Bell thlro'
Time 1:10.
cooora race five and a half furlongs-Zaca-
tecas won, Ten PAGES second, Huda's Sister
third. Time, 1901
Third race mile and a acknowledgement
won. Arasee second, Zienap third. Time'
1:45 2-5.
Eorrtb race. Great Filly, $4,000, six furlongs
-schooimarm won, stcker second Old Rose
third. Time, 1:l4
Fifth race, mile and observation-disclosures
paigner won, Albert Star second, Nethermost
third. Time 200 S-5
s,xth race. six and half furlongs-Fitzher-
bert won Racquet second, Boolaboola third.
Time, 1920 2-5.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-09-09
AMERICAN LEAGUE

WASHINGTON, Sept. s.-Washington batted
Hall hard today but Boston won. Score:
Washington 3, hits 49, errors l.
Boston 6, hits 9, errors l.
Batteries-Smith, Riesling and Street. Hall
and Donohue.
PHILADELPHIA, Sept. SIN a hard hitting
game today Philadelphia won from New York.
Score:
Philadelphia s. hits H. errors 0.
New York g. hits IL, errors 5.
Batteries-Bender, Dygert, Thomas and Liv-
ingston; Warhop, Quinn and Sweeney.
ST. LOUIS, Sept. s.--Chicago took both
games Of a doube-header here today from
st. Louis. Score. first game:
Chicago l. hits 10, 2.
St. Louis 2, hits 10, errors l.
Batteries-Walsh and Payne; Powell and
Stephens.
Second game:
Chicago T. hits 8, errors 1.
st. Louis 0, hits 6, errors 1.
Batteries-Sutor and Sullivan Bailey and
Criger.
DETROIT, Sept. S,-Apart from Cobb none
Of the Detroit batsmeh could do anything
with Faikenberg and Cleveland easily won
today. Score:
Detroit 4. hits s, errors g.
Cleveland 7, hits IL, errors 2.
Batteries-Donovan Willett, Works and
Schmidt; Falkenberg and Clarke.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-09-09
NATIONAL LEAGUE

BOSTON, Sept s.-Hard hitting won two
games for Philadelphia from Boston today
Score:
First game
Philadelphia G., hits 70. errors 2.
Boston q hits 6, errors 0.
Batteries-Corridon and Doom; Ferguson and
Graham.
Second game
Philadelphia s, hits ~. errors 2.
Boston 8, hits 8. errors 3.
Batteries-Covaleski and Doom; More, Mat
tern and Shaw. Umpire, Emsie.
NEW YORK, Sept. s.-New York. and
Brooklyn broke even in double-header today.
The home teams victory was due in great
measure to the splendid stick work of Doyle,
Murray and Devin. Score
First game
Brooklyn 6, hits s, errors 4.
New York Z, hits o. errors l.
Batteries-McIntyre and Bergen; Wiltse,
Ames and Myers.
Second game
Brooklyn 6, hits 12, errors 3.
New York 3, hits g. errors 4.
Batteries Hunter. Bell and Marshall; Ames
and schei Umplres. Kanes and Rigler.
National at Pittsburg.
Pittsburg 2 hits T. errors g.
Chicago 4, hits T. errors o.
Batteres-Camnitz and Gibson; Brown and
Aroh
Los Angeles herald., 1909-09-09
SMALL FIELDS START
IN HARNESS RACES
Ella AmbuIIator Easily Wins 2:o9
Paoe-EeI Takes $1,000 Purse
from Aileen Wilson In
Fast Time

HARTFORD, Conn, Sept. s.-Small fields for
the closing day of the grand circuit racing at
Charter Oak park diminished the interest, but
the sport was good. The best performances
were by Ella Ambullator Carroll and The
Eel, the last named winning thu free-tor-all
and purse of $1,000. Results:
209 pace purse $1,000 three in flve-Ella
Ambullator won second, third and fourth
heats; time 200; 207 "a; 2:09l-2. King Cole
won first heat; time 2:09 Ia.
21O trot, two in three--Carroll won two
heats; time, 2:0e IA; 2:0s 1-2. Demarest, Inner
Guard Raffles and Wilkerson also started.
Free-for-all, purse $1000-The Eel won two
heats; time, 205 1-2; 2:O3 IA. Aileen Wilson
also started.
To beat 2;14 IA, LazeIl drove McDougan a
mile in 214.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-09-09
LOUISVILLE JOCKEY CLUB
TO HOLD FALL MEETING
Ponies may Also Run at Latonla, Al
though Permission Has not Yet
Been Granted

LEXINGTON, Ky, Sept. s.-The Kentucky
state racing commission granted today to the
Louisville Jockey club dates for fall race
meeting from September 25 to October 9, in
elusive
may have no meeting.
The Latonia Jockey club asked for no
dates although the club has allowed II to be
known that it was preparing for meet from
October IL to November 6,
Los Angeles herald., 1909-09-09
WELL KNOWN RACING MAN
DIES AT OVERLAND PARK

q DENVER, Colo. Sept. s.-Tim Muir (
8 min, one of the best known racing
3 men in the country died at his home {
o in the lodge at Overland park yes
% terday from a complication Of dis {
z. eases. He had been Ill for several {
o weeks. Murnin trained and drove the
3 great trotter Cresceus.
q Recently he had been chief care {
o taker Of the Overland park state fair {
81 grounds. =.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-09-09
EsroPPEY WANTS RACE

PASADENA, Sept s-Eugene Estoppey
Marathon ruaner, is attempting ia secure a
race against Paul Rhinwold for New Year s
day Estoppey offers to run against Rhinwold
to the summit of Mt. Wilson and return on
the day Of Pasadena Tournament OF Roses,
over the new road to the top of the noun
tain, the finish to be at Tournament park.
Pasadena, and so timed to take place during
the festivities on that occasion. 1t is figured
that a race of this kind would be visible to
the multitude at the park, the field is in
plain sight Of the mountain, and the course Of
the runners could be watched with ease. Es-
toppey believes that this would prove fea-
ture of the tournament.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-09-09
INrERMouNTAIN TENNIS NOW ON

SALT LAKE CITY, Sept, s-spirited play
ing in every match witnessed at the
Country clubs course today, where the final
round in mems doubles in the Intermountain
tennis tournament decided todey.
Garnett and McBroom defeated Sam Neel
and Whitney 6-3, 81, TO.
The semi-fnals in mems singles will be
played off tomorrow. The scores for today in
mems singles follow:
Garnett won from Raymond, 80, So
Frank Roberts defeated R. w. Salisbury
4-6. GA. 10-9.