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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-06-29
GUARANTEED FOUNTAIN PEN FOR
al On

This is the Scott White fountain
pen. 1t Is the kind of pen that would
sell elsewhere for $3.50. 1t is thorough
ly guaranteed and will prove the equal
in service and satisfaction of any $3.50
pen. The convenience of owning a
fountain pen is too we'll known for US
to dwell upon it here. The only reason
everyone doesn't own a fountain pen is
because of the high cost. Now, this is
done away with. The Scott White
fountain pen costs only S1.OO.
Scott White & Co.
Prescription Druggists.
204 Mills St
Furnished cottage, all conveniences,
piano, close in, cheap 500 ". Boulevard.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-06-29
THE MAN WHO rs
CHASED BY A DOG

is apt to bark his shins, thus
FidO sometimes makes a new
pair of pants necessary. IT
the tear of accident or the
wear of time shows an open
ing for a new pair of trou-
sers in your wardrobe, why
not give us an opening to
make a new pair for you?
We have a lot of nobby pat
terms to select from at prices
from 800 up.
Geo. A. Mansfield & Co.
206 Mesa.
Get The Habit. Pay Cash.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-06-29

Diarrhoea should be cared without
loss of time and by a medicine which
like Chamberlain's Collie, Cholera and
DiarrhOea Remedy not only cures
promptly but produces no unpleasant
after effects. It never fails and is
pleasant and safe 10 take. Sold by all
dealers.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-06-29

and also the synagogue. for several
years
Miss Kenan is also an elocutionist Of
much ability.
The groom is a prominent young
business man of OkmuIgee, Okla,
where he is extensively interested in
the oil and gas business.
4 magnificent collection Of wedding
presents was received by the young
couple, who left this afternoon on an
extended bridal tour through the north
eastern states and Canada Upon their
return they will be at home at OkmuI-
gee, Okla.
Mrs W. r Martin has announced to a
number of her friends the marriage Of
her daughter. Miss Lillian Martin. to
William L. Follett- The date Of the
wedding, which will be an informal one
at the Martin home on Epson avenue,
has not yet been announced.
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Mrs NJ ErkeI and Miss Olive ErkeI
arrived from San Antonio Saturday
morning 70 be the guests Of Mrs. En-
kers sister, Mrs. George Waid.
Mr.. and Mrs william Bennett and
daughter Margaret, en- route from Cali
fornia 10 Chicago, are visiting Mr. and
Mrs. George Waid
Mrs. Anna Porter Krause of New
York. is visitor in the city, and stop
ping at the Country club
After a months visit with her aunt.
Mrs S r. Comfort Miss Marion Com
fort left Wednesday for her home in
Mexico City. Miss Comfort, who is
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Mr.. and Mrs. H. S. Potter have taken
the former Kellogg home on West Rio
Grande street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Perrenot have TAX
en- home in the 400 block on Mon
tan4 street.
Mr.. and Mrs Earle PerreEot, recent
arrivals from Houston nave taken the
Pittman place on Montana street, where
they Will be located after July l.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-06-29

Miss Louise Sanburn was the charm
ing hostess on Monday evening at
delightfully."- informal card party. At
the conclusion of the games, the young
people enjoyed dancing and dainty re-
fTeshments were served. Those in at
tendance were: Misses Violet Aitken,
Kate Krause, Grace Berkey, Gertrude
Leighton Mildred Niles, Mary Lewis,
Frances Mayfield, Adelia Wallwork,
Marguerite DarbyShire.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-06-29

Monday evening, in honor of Hugh
Wright, who recently returned from
Austin. Bridge was the diversion Of
the evening, and the games were fol-
lowed by dainty two course refresh
mentS.-
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Miss Florence Comfort is spending
a short time visiting Miss HermOine
Hawkins at AlamogordO. after which
she will join her sister, Mrs. G. P
Windsor, at Cloudcroft. for the rest
of the summer.
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LAWN TENNIS.

Hnskset And AIeNnnaer Defeat Larnaa
and Wrenn-AIstrOpolitnn Champlsuahips.
Theodore Roosevelt PoIl won the alneles
cup az the lawn tennla tournaments % tie
turf courts Of the Ardsley Club. Ardslsy-
doubles Champions. Harold H. Hactate
and Frederick B. Alexander, captured Ia
doubles prizes. Both matches prndncaa
tennis of the highest order. Pell faoad ne
tall Californian Carleton n. Gardner,
defeating him "a 60. rs and "a.
But the real match Of the day came wish
the victory Of tho national d0ublas pair ovar
william A. Larneds national Ohampien
u fmglea, paired with GeOfae i, Wrann.
zach o. ne three ssss vent 70 deuce h
Hsekstt and iIsIsndsr scored a. ~.
In he he singles Pau vas both.r.d a. tAes,,r.
By the chop strokes Of Gardner The courts
and d soos de irss SET for fslI % sicsdy
himself. From that position be NraothaFad
al Of the CAllforntan's drives and crossing
seSss 90 Sor IoyS score Ssgdnsr y ths
Pail on The jump By bis iorcing tactils.
but a. the lattar vas superior IN accufarv
ne ses went . Pell Pelfs volsylng and
LaEngd's prgttiest strokes were his vol.
leying from al parta Of the court and With
drives that sent the ball dogn IN absolute
SaasFol Beth Larned snd Wrsun yer.
yst could not WIN g. Hackstt played has
cool. caloulatlng game and I, Vas ne re-
sogEestgl PLAYING that saved the ehaInpioRa
FlvS actual matches and four dsfaulta
u.hsrsd 10 the metropolitan championship
Weal sids Tennis Cub. Reubsn A. Hcldsn.
Air. IA neder@r n fcvvnSr T,,.,sif II s,..~
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FOGLER WINS TITLE.
rakes rive Mne ChamDloarhlD az ire
VaIlsburg Cyeis Track.

Joe Fogler. the Brooklyn cycllst, won the
national circuit championship contest yes
terday az the valesburE cycle track In New
arb Prank L. Kramer was a starter but
was pocksted In the anal eircuiS Of the siH
lap track and finished afth The champion.
ship event vas al I've mileA and was run
without trial heats.
Percy Lawrence led for the arss thres
miles Of his pursuit match against Gouiette.
having a Iced Of about Hfly yards In the
on hia slender opponent and finally caught
him IN the fouth lap Of the sixth mile
Mccarthy. the Canadian. won The open
amateur race. in which Lloyd Thomas, one
Of the CalifOrpians. was third. Su riders
but none Of them was badly injured.
Tbs summarize.
Halg ME Handicap. Amateur-wua b. Jacab
nssin, u 2 W; 'sra,sei Shss,st sn,,,s'
NcWark Is yards. thind. TINE. ! minutt
Malt Miis Handicap. proisasional-Wqn by
Walter BaEaggii, Buisle. . YARDS: Ployd kEses.
ssh isEs CIV. 5 ysrds. fSurtA lime. * IS
GasEaB.n Pursuit race between Alfred Gou.
leitc. Australia. and Percy lauFsnce, 81 Fran.
risC0--Woa by dquiette. nistAnse. 3 miles 81
lags Tine. y mlauies . sseonds -. ~,
Mccarthy. T0rdato, Jce Passenger. NeNarE
secnnd. lovd rhnmaa, San Francigco. third.
Mohawk A. C., ana. Tine, mlautea as
i've i've iuls Natiou.l Circuit chsmpiouship. Pro
isseional-wgu ~ los rqgisI. blootlyn. P.i.tes
O'Suilgan HehIr, Australia. snr0nd. Alfred
G0uletle. Australia. third: Flnvd Hrrha. NewArt.
fourth. Tine, 70 minuies y e .ecgnd.
Two Nile Invitation here, proiesslQnal-Won
BIZ Peter urobarh. nO1loa: PFod Hll. Boston,
second: Menus nadel. Lynnroo1. thlrd. y. v
Root. Buaton, fourth. Pred q. West. Naa Ffan-
cisco. hflh. lime. rulnutes 81 IS seconaa.
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RRUsHEs ON rHE sPEEpKAY.
rohy Axtel . NgwcsmeE. Makes mines
Lively On ne Drive.

1sey On tho Drive.
Tho stars congregatod IN fun force on
ne Speedway yesterday. The interest Of
the day centred round the match rnoo
between Christopher Hackett's Who KnoWa.
9liA. and James Murphy's Coast Marie.
saiA. Who knows Waa golnR llks cloch-
work yesterday. and while Coast Maria
was GOOD she was not auita fast enough %
beat Who Knows. The hrut heat wns 60 oloas
that exictomont ran high e. the two nanroa
NE post and whea Who Know stretched
out his noe Ahead Of the mare a cheer
vent 40 from the crowd In the merit heat
Who Knows won by q safer margin. but
lt vas q race from start 70 finish and every
Inch Of ground was holly. contested.
Another series Of brushes which proved
Interesting brought out william scott's
brown mare Louise r.. ank. and rhomas
B. leahy's black paoer Princess Direct
2ttk. Mr., Scott made a splendid drive
IN the uret heat and defeated the Princess
6gt shs recovered her lauFels IN the next
tit. which was - clOse that q might have
been called q dead heat. Only those IN .
direct line with the finishing post were
able 70 say Princess Direct " q nose
Iheodore VI. bassett's Miss kb1le Won -
many brushes a. any horse on the drive.
Three times she came down the stretch |
with Charles Horns Bobby ". and three |
times be was iOrCed 10 acknowledge defeat |
John Farley sent bic big brown gelding |
LegannOn 70 make the final brush three |
cornered and be finished last
fttzgerai. q bay PAGER. won two brushes /
with William O'Neill's Lady Tasteful for an /
opponent After hnishinS lac. N a three
DandysC. o.. and Ulrich. NJ. G. ReynOlds's |
DR. lhreet put q number Of brushes % his
cradt. lie defeated his erstwhlle victor 4
Dandy {. O.; tNiCe defeated Thomas Law
sons u Shelton aud once lnlahed ahead Of /
DR. ferHths Iillie Wilkes.
Gus Osborne had FandanRO. 7i7H. James
Murphy's old Speedway pacer, out on the /
drive. but be insisted on coming down With /
N. b. Clarke's black trotter Joe jap, which
does not make q sporting combination In q
rare. However. after FandangO had had
things AL his oSnWay nacouple Of brushes.
jos yap got his spunk up and gave him de-
cided beating IN the hnAl heat Joe SAP
broke al the finish and the mare took the
race.
Among the newcomers 20 the drive was |
one called Toby Axtel owned By William /
StOeltEing. Who cleaned up the Brooklyn /
Speedway and then looked Tor other worlds /
% conquer Ne made bic lnroada In the /
ranks OF tho trOtters yesterday and Lost only \
a single brush and that BY q nOee. In bis
hrst brush he measured strides with q PAGER
and defeated the side whceler. making q
notable victory. Hiacompetitor vas George /
leringer's roam geldlng llrich After thla
he twice defeated Philip Helperhauaen'a
Ills one defeat vas accomplished BY Eili0t 4
r.. 2ITil bay trotter owned BY \. honnon.
who carried Toby 20 a break az the finishing
nosf
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ROWING.
Nassau Heat Gun starts Senior ElSma fer
Natinnml nnwnalA.

TIE rowing element IN the Naasan Beet
Club. headed BY George Howell. cot 20
EsthsE last week and shaped cut The material
for . senior eight which Il h intended VIII
BE- sssn In competition 81 the national
regatta at Washington. and perhaps earlier
n everything gOes vel. A tho men sit
now there are Alock FraseT. stroke: Howard
stivers. Z: George Howell. Q; \. Stsetig. 8;
Charles Cool. q: George Covert, .; q. b.
Haywood. ,; Warren Kohler. bow. A coz
swain viii not b selected an later. Tho
crew takes a spin daily. somstimss with
Coach Johnny smith doing the steering.
but a. the men arc By no means new 10 The
game they do very well Whsh rowing alone.
Howell IL an actor and z member Of the
Lambs Club and Ia one Of the most onthusi-
astio vet bObs ever seen on the Harlem.
His theory 70 that . man who does not
follow some sort Of outdoor exercise h
little better than q lunatio. Rowing he
thinks 10 q ins clean sport.
English sporting papers contain eEiti-
clsus Of Cosgravo Of the ArgQnaut Rowing
Club Of Toronto, who has landed a. HenleY
and Il training there for tpo DtMmond
soulls. One Of the experts who hes SEM
sCSsErsvs b on De small side, his rQwiag
weight being about 10 pounds, Ne "a
fairly neat and IN style u not unlike George
Towna. Indeed OF his ability - a aCuIier
there "a no doubf. but L b feared that his
weight will BE- against him. No u doing
excsllently IN hls training and has gained
weight
A scuIlsr Who shswu more improve
than any man o. local waters this year
a Dick Mann Of the New York A. q. He
won the association singles on Memorial
Day By such q margin that u n not easy
10 Iudgs low eOod ~ y. How much 30 has
improved NJ viii know on July &c Phlla-
delphia, when be triea fog tho senior singles.
Whether he wins OF noe be a going % Keep
right on for the season and row IN all tho
local FegAttaa, championships and every
thing else on the schedule. AZ Tfgvgra
Island they say 10 can nearly bold the
eight for q mile. Ne 2 gaining weight IN
training. which u q rood Sign Tor him.
four from tho Winnipeg Boat CluB %
Winnipeg has arrived IN EnRland With the
intention q having q Try for the 9tsuards'
cup AZ Henley. They are q, 3, Riley, q. b.
AidOua, G. n Allen. and y. " Cpruthera.
The last named viii act a. stroke. the others
being placed as they are named toward the
the bow Of the boat. They took no boat
with them, but vii uae q ahol built by
SINE which was ordered some time ago.
The WinniDaRa made bid for the Stewards
cup In ip0t and met defeat only In the hnal
and then By . narrow margin By Third
Trinity. OF the quartet that rowed thon
Riley h The only one IN the present boat.
lie 4 said b - rowing ~ strong e ever,
and as the others are GOOD men the Wlnni-
Pegs are expected 70 make . close bid for
The sfoumrda'
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PASTLME 4. c. 0AMEs.
Elicit 0f IFish Americas a. e. Wakes
Record WIN 8 Psmna 9hsa.

Elicit 0G IFtsh Americas a. e. wakes
Record WIN 9 Psund shst.
The spring games Of tho Pastims Ath-
lstic Club we're held yesterday. Julian J.
Elliott Of the Irish American A. O. cap
tursd second placs In putting the ave pound
shoe. putting the ball distance OF ~ foe,
- inches. thereby establishing q nsu
American record. Il bsins the first tins
The event was Attempted Matthew Nc
I.oughlin Of tho KniGhts Of Sc. Anthony.
with . - yard handicap won q croditabla
race In the /. coo yard run. defeating Melvin
W. sheppard By Tires yards. Sheppard
had trouble working bis way thoruBh the
biR apld and took second place olly By
oaichlnE 4. n cioushly zen yards hon
Ths summariss;
20 yard Rus, Hssalosp-zyes y Z, EsIsE.
n's'as = S. "a ~ Sc ss 3 yf Tsa Lc ssas
i - Yard fSs. oisssa, issdicap.-'S ss 3
y Z. Fisask. . Ssrds. nard. TiIs. J His1isi
os ~. VA, wan. clussa. HssairsU-wOu b.
ssssSd: n. Msiilse. 10 Tsrds IhiEd. Ts@s.
is@ tsTd Rss. Eaaais.g-wss ~ n
s shis' w. s ss'SsS % rr.A R@slsss ' q
scratch. ssesad. N. > cloaghlSy. New Ysgk
A 9 ~ yaran. hifd ume minutes ntA
rsrendI.
- Yard Ban. clo.ed. Handlcap-Woa bg
p a. Hunt y YnEdti ~ ?. ocrgins. : ylrda.
sscsad: i b WsldHas. yaFas. sair4 noe.
d aartn4a
- YARD ma. Handioap-Won ~ n. =. gulith.
Pasums A G.. 30 Tard1i II Jensen. faanua
A. q fia yards. secqnf; 4 a. nlenner. Positive
A &. D yards. ibifd. Tina minuies sta
Ps,llsr Pouna snot Hssdisap-Woa ~
J. C0rtea. unaltached, n ie1t, Nlth > pul ~
% fcsf 81 inche1. ,. 7 EnlotL irleA Amarican
a a.. 1qiegt snnuHd. liiA . PIT ~ - fsel -
inches. Tin rlnran. Muhawt A. O., tesl thfd.
Win uus Of . feet Inches. EuderH rui q 4
ReN Anlerican recoid.
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M Rsd aox wsrs 90 oaiV EaaouEa tsam 70
VIA two ramas n . sagtea a Detroit
Ho9 nave ne nighty hllani via pBo sut
a. orheF DAY Drucke paa1ad two haei9rn nn2 lAal
Wagasg cane % and struck o1t Whga houUs
fanne4 ta,a comment YES heard q 10 stand:
nat wsa Bosa judgment peaslag tboso NO
Ruya-
PrssSy geea Stars Ral spaas lss ciseiaaaa
f5r ghe1 and Tor q pitcher % uin With tha DfoWna
bahlnA I'm q feat IN itaslL
Nsgs oomaa We caufog1lA Ihnt IN Vaughn d
heinr reserved turing ~ eaid weather anA nat
~ = Absolutely - 99od uni111 u = not Nc has
Won ReMFiY aii 81 Ne games IN eooi weather.
N neFkls n padent and gaia q be more power
into thnse aNiirs 81 NJ hsn pue 9 hauae fun II
~ centre heia seats aome day.
Here's uheIs OuE Claat boTs GooveT ~ arnoE-
IA anf rn0E natlean Deunnl nat rhaV Area 4
~ oaly bear can n ne New York pit
The apt snpresaion "boaehead- oFigina Nd Win
baH players. iuat a. has az nc ether expressive
aianG Of ne dlamond.
H-rr Prevalent Forsi vas ilees.ed over me
sEapensign % Me1grs. D0uil and hnahe and com
vent 10 NJ hotal and i1st one Ninuiea sleep.
OBe o. ne pluelsna q ne ags = WY dosl
4 man 20 70 4 college hall 9ame uutela ~ he's .
aasa fsrs y . hlf league Eame n toaHf
ne HrhianftYa iesl iuTly I'VE uuilN on fheiY
Western TIP W. ralned relatively rney vent
aAaV IN aSr1nd rlara toriy-ain pulat4 htilrd
- AttissiaB. bui eals hagk h aFIt plaee ne
'fIans i1Ii thirty p1lln a lhe hone Weliefn
rfFlnS fngv were lNonN-afe p1IntH neIIno
% CUES Whsa % aaliet heTaa, 80 elolef ~
aelial riley-e.s1g pstla el..ea. - .lco.lln1
lHeltY.tN0 cents naareF % o. caieinais.
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Totals. a. 70 q 10 Q
Rated for Aglsr 10 ne ninth Inning.
Newark ............. Q 900 40 %
Runs uHalo-Starr. Z: Corcoran. :: WHIT
NeWark-ummerman. Meyer, Crisp, McGlBnliy.
stolen baae-Neyor. Sacrince hitt-lStArT. Habrie.
Williams. Sacriacs -kimmermAn. I've base
hta-Hmmermaa. hcGlnnlU, Z. Lee. white
n 0me run-Coruofan. Double playH-L0uen,
SchlalY AID Aglar. Merritt Williams and Cor
coran. Struck Out-hy McClnnity. >; by lea. .;
by Merritt a Fifst base On bails-On Merritt 4
Wild ritch-McOinnity. Hlt By pftcher--By
HcClinnlty lCorcgrnnl. ~ Lee START FtFsi
base On eEFura-Neuart. a. Buffalo. a Left on
baass-NeWaFf. s: BufAiO o umplre N chief
Hurst Piled umplrt-nyron. Time-e hour.
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EO-BAIos SREEPSHEAD oARR
SWIM Stakes. Ter Tnroe-yoaF-olaA ne
Chieg Aatraeeian.


Chief Attraeaian.
Racing eserstaEy =. o. Smith has me-
paredA hno programme for Shoapahsad nav
this afternoon. The swim Btakoa. for thrae-
year-olda. seven furlonga. maini track, 4
the feature. with g. O Hildrseh'a Dalmatian.
winner Of the Brooklyn Derby. shouidarfnE
10 pounds. a. the same time maxine oans
eeosiens 20 Woodford Gays siar any 0oaan
bound. August Bolmuut'a star otllo and
MrR. aamea McLnunhlin'a FnuntlnrnV.
For tho hOasbuda stakes. q dnah 81 i've
furlonga, Tor two-year-old 0Illes. Haroaia
VII b The fayOrite over Govt from he
keonq stable. The Hague. decd hnd OthsPs.
Ih9 lntrodqctorY 5teeplechaaA, a. ahGNe
two miles, should b. an interesting aNsfr,
With Black hridga 9anctas and Bird Or
Flight II. possible factoFs. IN . handlsa1
a. smile andm furlonR on the RFaa8 -
Hndrsth entry King James ard Alcn%
gomeTyl VII md favor over Blackboard and
he Oneck stables pair, PatroniuR ard
at aix and bali NuFlongs. main hSeE
nay narrow down 10 Alfred Nohla, ne Hls
dreth entry lJeanno dare and Hamnt1n
Court and Horace Z. Naideas VII Is il
tie third race. a. . NILE, with Jamaa ~
keene's tnfatuation picked 20 beat AahWa'L
Christina and others
The antrieaNollow;
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sometimes they get too far out. with a ~
suleing stroke without power
Anle appeared overmatched &c tho bonln-
has caught uD With Harvard. IL viii 81
20 Walkaway, apparently, for the Crimson
Harvard does win. The expectafltn -
for ono o. the best races IN Year,, II Wnnl8
gsn got through the race Without q rolura
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$500. - tutall...n " 70 ~
iOne out uhan winning run vas made.
los.on. ............0 loaOs 81
DstrolL.,......,.,.O 0Os aa00i la
Mia..-no,'on,-l.a5i+ Staei. Gardner 9 Lswls,
2 neiehaniy. hnriaFtY. 2: Mulin, q Two 49,
mt-Aorarty. Three haae hits-(3ardnsr. CraW.
lerd. Home run-hlelnoW, aarrtace Mia-Wood
pcl4hanW, Mcintyre. Stolen hanas-Hooprr
Lord, HAL tilst base On balls-Oh karFef =.
o. Wood a OF stroud. I: on hiulnn. 2 hit hy
Boston, 1: Detroit. a len on basss-Bos,on, m:
Detroit, .. struck Oua--by Knrrer I: By Cicotir
i; By MUM, l. Passed hall-klein0H. WIN
pltches-Stroad, Wood. Umpire IN chief-Evnna
Fiela umpiFe-Egaa. nme-2 hours and IS
mlnutes.
WAsunoroN, 4 ar LOTS "a. ~. Z.
-. LoUIs. June ia-Sl louis dropped ne anal
game Of ne series 70 Waahington 70 DAY me
hr0Sna never had chance a. any stage Of the
game g~ing 70 lohn.3n.s wonderial wofs On ths
taningk. 1he sc1ra.
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PAsaAIc. guns 70 George Wiley % syria
ouss and Carlo vanoni ~ Italy. paced BY
Charles Turviiia. won the two hour team
motor paced race at ne Clifton Stadium
fhis afiprnoon. FidinG . total 81 u miles ,
laps FranE Calvin and james MPgan'
md EimeF Collins and AT Halffeao. pacsd
81 Bob schultz. u miles and lars ID the
fwgnfiaih mi's CALVIN. Who hs8 lult re-
turned from Europe. haf a lafre9 eagapp
whom ~ rear TIRE nlntlIf4 % the tlll
rTTfh hauE ~ aiil 1oWn tho track head
frranoat Calvin Wnl un.nl lF81
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ll-'''men will he pleased with the I'M
~ -".@n's IN jamaica Bay. Tho Light
I'. Department has placed four post
.s' snd tloys 20 mark the danger spots
''efe lghts and buoyn vii help 70
10 bay an IDEAL SPOT for owners Of
ran Rnd motor boats u has been
-i i'l'rslv easy 70 nnyiRats there IN
1'firis but o. night the uumsfous
'fsrd shoals and rsela have made
'1'.on extremely hazsrfoua For
~. 'afa vaChtsman have bern urging
49,. sHih0use hoard 20 Dc aompthinF
-. ~ they ere well aatiEded Llgilta
-. go r.aced ~ CanarEie, and fheepl-
49, pay a.so % b. lighted. Red lahfa
&C.,. have been placed on the Old
r...A 'feakWater, Whicb has often
49,. graveyard for small craft and
~ .a'' runbling away With the actlon
= ..1@s and weather Beginning az
l'ar ne hFst new poet llTha u
L ~ ~ sDar buoy No & Poit nRhf No ,
IA. sles ,sp9g buoy, marking TIE sand
Fl, re Cd sWals Msrsh Post light
81 e. tf - spar BUOY No 4 inst north
-. .t- ls.and Post light No I a az the
81; s.-tt poinf % the aandbar that iufa
49, - incinerating plant o. bnfran
h1si 4. :, EoeEawsy Paint. Thls Light
Biaea Of q black ap1r buoy.
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HanNoTd SanYtnce ny-nlair. Se0lsn kases-
sps1css. AlDarmaa. Pattee. AbstgiM. Johnsen D
lefl On oasss- hoceeslsI. 10 SsIesy city, q
Moran and klpgrmal. Struek aut-BY Holmes. g.
by Ferry. g. IiFst base % bellB-On Holmes. 4;
q Ferry. Hwy pi'eee.sf-hy LsfrI lh.cs,nssi.
Fiu,d umplre-8Adora. Tine hour and -
mlButea.
AZ Prgvt4saea--Pt gams-Proxidsnee I; 10.
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roy. Unsiaa6 NJ Isais-iisrtssiI fao 1 eSs,
Aa4-Nriflde Newman. Thrua bar ht-l8hR-
nun. Nnrritce hlt-NthWeI.rnr. nauhie nlayH-
aliace. Trueadala and Newman. Stpphea1 and
hartfeil faaacd hail-Sueet. SaBlen 6ass-IsE-
seit first hase on hais--On LAKE. :. % John.
s0l. I. Struck out-iiy Lake. a. ~ johnson. q.
LETT on hasss-SL LOula. N ashlugto a TN
plra IN chief-sheridaa. Yield umpire KERN.
Time-i huur and ~ nhnutca
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soms AttFAst Atieution n ChuFch-A
Cslumbla RhakeuD.

PoUoRHEkraTE. Juns ie.-TRa oarGmsn
hoso for the intercollegiate boat races
naEt Saturday rested to-day. The Columbia
and Cornell men were entertained a The
home q M and Mru Harry w. Van Clasi
Tits afismoOu The syracune men at
tended chuFth IN body and their preseuce
attracted considerable attention.
FoiiOuinN che 8hakeup IN the Columbia
varsity Grew ia1t night comes the gnn0uucN-
n1rnf from Coach Rice that there Will b.
4 ahakaun IN the varsity four to-m0rrog
Poo saunders ~ b b dfoppad altogather
EnfIv In thQ season Saunders vas looked
upon a. ona 81 he beai men IN Ne fquad
4lnciglF. who has been 1iroElnn the sacond
varsity Fignt VII 20 20 M tour and fhR
crew will Be- boRted a. f0ilowa to-rnOfr8W
Boz. etackaFl; 2. Moorei 2. Heater. I. sin
clniI.
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EASTERN LEAGUE.


BUgRALo. 8. NuWAhk. t-gInaf GAME.
NeWark and Bunala divided honoru IN 4 douhlo
header ~ Neuare Yesterday, The nrst game
vas ne poorest eKhibiaeh ~ NsNArk thls season.
whsle ~ ihe second IRE Bpana were shut cut
The scores