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WHERE CHILDREN DAREl

The heart stands slil when pa.
r6iits read OF the death o. ch'laea
~ the bathipgeheach Zach simmer
season brings its lesson that few
heed and each summer sees more
and more children swept 10 death be-
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Brunswick, unlike many Of her
neighhorst has no water problems TO
alarm haf OF 10 be solved liut there
are other liquid questions. at less
transparent hue. which tho cour S
seem To have considerable trouble In
adjusting.
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In addition 70 other matters. the
Board Of Trade directors at their
meeting this evening viii discuss the
Brunswick health situation Every
member should be present, for this is
indeed very material matter
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A publicity genius out in SPOKANE
has started IL movement Tor Fathers
Gay. which IS 70 be observed, accord
ms 10 his plan, on June iG, Just
What il IS porposed to do for Faith
a ON this occasion is not mad
clear In the announcement hui il is
doubtful II the Observance will be SUI
iiciently Impressive To give That mod
est, hard.wolking individual any con
Germ.
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Now comes the news that Nat
Goodwin is TO open i restaurant lie
should open place with red fire and
big banquet TO his ex.wives. 1t
would mean d crowded banquet hall
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The FLORIDA legislature has finally
adjourned alitl the land OF flowers Is
al smiles again. our trouble. mtor-
1uliately u Jast ahead oil US.
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y illie Tue war lalk has abated a lit.
Ale, plt the yellow journals OF Atlanta
are SUI ieatarfng the MARY rlagan
case 70 a Hnlsn
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atieIiee, girls, patience, the brass
0ateoil nfisaae VIII De ca ~. simon
now IA nttIe over week.
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Whether real modest woman
should ride astride or not il NOW be
ing made the subject Of general ais
cussion by magazines, newspapers
and cite. Whether they should do g
or not are matters OF personal o.
tion that they dc 80 there Is ne
sort Of question: From our Point q
y5ew. Ne are itselinssd tothe. QhlAideas
Il oslf fofebeafs aaid saye ghink sths
plottiest, most Attractive ture =, q
earth Is Il pretty Wenlalis oi
horse but riding q slde.Ndle
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Yes. Pauline, dear. woman Is
deed d very odd sort of a prop
tion. and, By the way Polly. didg
ever see one who cared a rap 4 4
Il secret she could not tell W
money she could not spend
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The sensational charge OF Senator
Townsend TO the effect that Presi.
dent Wilson ii a lobbyist. because
his interest IN the tarllf bill, 49,
stamps Senator Townsend asa
ethical ass. that's all
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'HeIaog Is hat the health aei r.
mentg
Yes
This is snoodIe-G Il. Snoodle'
ufaptgseTen Ringbone avenue say
wHeu are you going to send . garpass
wagon around to this neighbThooaf
ITS iInp6saible to Say MI. snoodle;
ne are doing the very best we can
But, great Scott Il has been SIX
weeks and fbur days since anybody
In this part of town las even seen 2
garbage WagonlF
g8 dc You happen TO re1ieEll9ef
70 aeelifately. Mr. sno9dle:
( That was the day, sir, az t hap
pens 5llen 7 went On the water wag-
on, and I've been fghtins sne dufned-
est thirst you ever heard Of every
minute since" -
Tcuehing Music,
Miss Yallerby-rBut Percy M6lling-
lhsall kin E1a lesmos iltozicatin' an
heabenly nRsie his banjo. On,
my1s sa8af
GIaFehee gsls sneeeingly)---
! lab | ag1sssg a65 afa abosfl dat
alg
fYfsr1ts r EIsi en-
"a g Aeah d man glib
~ 81, & sUrin5 chicken a.
pan q haqgEy pickap-
. gat hs lyanl Talk
aifau "a ffsI gnffaSfS5lS 1tiek fs ufss
4 ~ .
sFls cc5eD AT lEAsT
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sans la aims tha oid sansg
nasehaaees you've raet ems
IL 500 tsNt yaa and rnes
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cannY

CaHny.
He Cautiously II Z sho4t2 81
rose, would you say Yes
she tstin more oautiou7ly l---a yi's
knew | would say Yes Bonl3 81
spyopoae?
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Thelr MEN,

Their MefA#
sfEfnntica tbs work hq1ssss n ~
streets take their ainnezH zen ssEs
ropean plan"
"Hows that?''
'4Theg take then u cary
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suRscRlPrloN RATEs.

SUBSCRIPTION RATES.
Terms OF subscription in the city
and by mail free OF charge to oil
parts Of the United States and Can
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ippine Islands, Caba and Hawaiia,
islands.
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rkaHpHonF

ENEPNDNF
Business Office. Editorial Room 1873
OFFICIAL ORGAN OF
6iyan County, city of Rru nswiek,
united States Court of Bankruptcy
for Ten Counties In South Georgia.
The Era-leader., 1913-02-20
Notice OF Pub llestlon.

VOVuCV " VUOUVSOVUOWs
Department. Of the Infe rior,
u. S. Land Office ut lsaton Rouge. Ls.
January II. l9l!,
t'rcnf unt:er Act June 6. 1912.
Notice Is hereby given that Max
Schmidt, Of Rio, Louisiana, who, on
Dec. ~. 1909. made Homestrad Entry
No. O!s34, for lot NJ. ,, Section u,
Township Is, range IL E., st. Helena
meridian, has flied notice OF intention
to make Three. Year Proof, to rstsb-
;ish claim to the land shove described.
before Clerk Of COur!. A. Frank linton.
Louisiana, o'' :he a4'h day II Fsbru-
arr, 1918.
Ciaiuwn. n~u,es ~ vi, i,nesxes: l.. r.
p;eus.. J. y. kra,on. ". r. Paul and
!. ii, Machei., aIl 1T Rio, Louisiana.
.:OllN =. Nl-rr\LL
Register.
The Era-leader., 1913-02-20
| bros. Ltd.

bros. Ltd.
The half Of the south half az IN.
William Williams nd. No. - tp. 3
south range l2 east, 100, aeses moro
or less. Sw. I Of the nw.a and nvao
the "w Of section or bd. No. 30 10. Z
south, range IL, 80 acres moro or lese.
All the pine timber on 60, acre. q
lAhd IN the Jacob Miller hd. No Is
tp' $ south range ls, said property ~
Ing more fully described q. follows:
Beginning at point on said hd. No
10, &.12 chains west at the ne. cor
ner Of said hd.. thence south l.2e Q.
80 chains to oct stob: Thence ,outh
81 l's9 ~est, 20 chains TO >at stob:
Thence l'2o west 30 chains 10 norah
Ilne OF said nd. Thence nortA % l.,s
esst 10 chains along hd. line 10 poinf
OF beginning. together with rixht ol
way for raflroad or m.foad, ana for
all other purposes over tho sbov>
described land. with tho right 70 ~
move at any time ~ improvements.
1t any, placed tAsseon and with the
further sight to enter upon s,id land
lor the purpose of removing saia
timber and with rightto extract tsr-
pentine and rosin. The right. to xse
and remove the timber a. Aeyesn
stated shall expire at the end OF m
years from Feb. end. 1912. Acquired
OF A. McAvoy. Tho above described
property IL ~ be sold for Cash, aub-
lect 70 the sppraisement made In tAia
Bankruptcy.
Acts Of sale are to be passed by
Lindsay W. McDougal, Notary Pub.
lie for Washington Parish, Louisisns.
All expenses o! tho acts OF sole and
all taxes for the year 1912 are to bo
borne b. the purchaser.
THIS February 10Th. A. d. 1918.
W.. Dohson,
Trustee.
The Era-leader., 1913-02-20

Ioarah, es.Sl ssres described as be
ginning ct ne. sosner Of the Opltor
Da1 hd. aAdst Chae. Roberts hds
Ges. q and - q. south range II
eas6 81 Helena Nendian; Thence run
AeftA 60e esst SIS chains, thence 3
- east l7.l7 shlins, thence south
sse ~e0 - ehains, thence south $50
NestS chaiAs, thence sonth 96e west
S.l6 shaiAs, thence south s3 Lac wes>
. chains 10 bnnSh; Thence north 90
~ssS s:~ CHAINS, thence south 400
vsst 5 chains Do I'D. line. thence north
S.lse vest sale chains to point ol
beginning.
A Undivided two- ninth interest In
"a y Ne following blocks and lots
% lie h ,. Pierce Addition 10 Boaa.
nss. Wnl,nl( (sh Psfish, L.. to.Wit:
Al sfSlssk No. I, except I, 2, 5 and
-, Is lsts. Al Of BLOCKS No. rs, and 4,
q ists. Al Of b!scx No. 3, except
lss 10, 70, n and q, 10 lots. An oi
blssk Ne. ., except lots l, s.3, 4, l9
-, el and 80. All Of block No. Z, a
lo,s. All OF block No. 3, II lots. All
Of block No. 3, l.66 acres, All of hloch
10. II, Il, IL. II. ana lA $40 acres
sash. All etblock 10, 4.os acres. All
ef block II, 4.77 acres. All Of blocks
IS, 10, %, 81, ~, and as, - lots each.
An q block - II lots. All of block
q, 10 lots. All Of blocks IS and q,
q '>ts s>cA. Lots .. s., 4, S,B, 1s, IL,
o. q, n, 23 a1d n Ia block 20. II
ise. Al Of block 30. except lotA !, 2,
0sad q - lots. AL Of block 81, ex-
ssps lsts , and a, a. lots. All Of
blseA -. 100 acres. All Of block 30.
s.Essess. Ailef block 81, $40 acres.
An Of block IS, $40 acres. All Of
blsek u, $40 scrss. All of block 80,
$40. Al Of block ", 60 acres. All
Of block 10, 6.ll acres. All Of block
u, $40 acres. All Of block Il. $40 a.
All OF block a, $40 acres. All of
block Is. $50 acres. All of block Al,
$50 acres. All II block 4s, $40 acres,
Al OF block 81, $40 acres. All OF
block 81, so acres. All Of block 81,
30 scfes. All Ct tlock 81, except 2
a1es OF ths south side. ..5.45 acres An
Of block %, exeept 3 scres o9 to the
sass ads Of >he blost, 7.S4 acres. Ac.
0eissd of nebtneten s,ros. Ltd.
Au undivided one. third interest in
~ to tho south halt Of ne / and the
20 / q de % |, section 15. tp. 3 soath
rhsts Is, sast St. Heism Meridian,
lsS ssrss, less shat part s";d to Mrs.
Dvs~ brumtield, end Esn,uett Hgott,
rs per title Of record In the convey
snce bo"ks ot Washington Parish, Ia.
scres. Acquired Of Bablngton,
The Era-leader., 1913-02-20
No. l09l.
No. l091.
In tho matter OF Daniel j. ShtA@h,
Dankmph
In tho D. 3. District Oo11t ~ III
Bastern District Of Lodlasleha.

BY vlr,ars sf IN ords, issnsd y ths
Hon. Wn. 4 Ben, Referee fs 1ank.
ruptsy, In ths above en1tled matter,
dated fan. Sist, 1919. ana u ne d.
rectsd, I vim Dreeesa b sen % Sat-
urday, March 10, 1918, during mo lsGl
hours OF ale d ne principal ffeht
dsor Of NE Court House a Drank1n.
ton, washington Parish Lom6iana.
,hrongh T. J. Simmons. Sheriff Of
Washington Parish, Lohisians, ne
duly appointed suctionesr Aefei1, ne
following Described property, situated
in Warrington Parish, LsaisiaAa, y.
Wit:
Dhst, q ohts interest n S1d b
the following described lalls:
4s.4Sasess lsasriSsd - be1nnins n
ohains wess Of ~ Vsstosl Ae1Aoaty
Of nd. 10. - p. ssatl, nip II
east, 81. Helena MehdtsA, ana O As
to line, &eaee ran AoYtA 80, vest
% chains, thence north 4Sie dast 10
chains: Thence morn s. i-so east I
chains, thsnse ess, - chains. thsnes
south e.S4 shains 10 ths north nne q
Tho nd, >Asnss south sote west so
chains 10 ths m. sorner sf said Id,
Thence south % Is min. east Sl.1o
chains 10 Reek; rhenes along sRssk
north 1oo west S.1S shaina; fheAes
sostA 80 vest A.D shAiss, neSse
soatA ~ ~sst 80 eAsias, tAeaee lsat.
iur ~ 0eek asftl 10 1sNt O.is
chsaas y pslns u beginning.
ssssnl. ,os.N seres >stno ts,s . A,a
I asd ssst half Of me nwi q sssnss
81 y sostA. 'snss ii east, q. lei.
Msndiss, except s.W asres leso4>ss
~ follows: hesinninS % tAs ~. ssr.
nsr Of ~ net Of ths nw3 Of nd 80.
tion, Up. snd range, thencs rus east
8.7l chains, thence north Il chains,
thence south IS 1.2e west 6.74 chains,
thence south 1850 chains TO point o,
beginning.
Third, u ceres desc5ibsdas beginning
% the % corner Of NE O1lton Day
hid under Chas Roherh. Nsa. o. AMI
A tps. / snds south range II ssst,
St. Helena Meridian, thence north
0.45e Hsst l'.14 chains, Thence north
TOO vast II chains, thsnos seut oe
west II shalls, thsDcs ssuA $50 ves,
10, shslns. sAsnes ssasa We veso,
1890 shaile 70 The ssuth 1as q h.,
Thence aof>h Seo 30 mia. sesj Ao.S>
chains 10 point Of beginning. Ii BE-
ing undsfs6ood that l sers u tAs %.
corner Of the above hid. IL not tuctud
ed in this sale, It being previousi.
sold to the trustees Of the Hurricane
school.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-08-24
PerroQuets

The summary follows:
Leopards. Perroquets.
]. c. Rathbone. u. Prince
Rene La Montague. .2.....C. ?. Bcadleston
/. f. Stoddard. ...... 3: Malcolm Stevenson
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-08-24
Elapsed
YACHTS RACE AT RED BANK YACHT CUP GOES BEGGING
Challengers for Manhasset Tro-
ply, in Chicago, Withdraw.

Chicago, Aug 23.-Entries OF three East
ern boats In tho Manhasset cup races
scheduled to begin here September have
been cancelled. II was announced to-day,
and the friendly relations that have ex-
listed between yachtsmen OF Chicago and
New York are I'm danger OF being severed
The cup was won last year In races on
Long Island Sound by the Michicago. OF
the Chicago Yacht Club. and under the
deed OF gift IL was specified that this
club should defend the trophy this year.
Two syndicates OF Chicago sportsmen
were formed. and the Olympian and
South Shore were built at a cost of $20. 900
to defend the cup.
Commodore James o. Heyworth of the
Chicago Yacht Club. made several trips
east last winter and was rewarded with
the entries OF Commodore w. II. Child's
Joyant. OF the Indian Harbor Yacht Club;
Addison Hanans Josephine. OF the Larch-
mont Yacht Club. and Monk brothers
Windward. OF the Manhasset Bay Yacht
Club. Commodore Heyworth received
word last night from New York that all
three OF the Eastern owners had decided
not to participate in the races.
Among the members of the syndicate
which built the cup defenders are Har-
old f. Mccormick, j. ogden Armour.
Commodore Heyworth. Joy Morton.
George II. Reynolds and Samuel insult.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-08-24
0ARSMEN IN ROUGH WATER
Two Boats Capsized in Brook
Ign Clubs Annual Regatta.

Rough water faced the oarsmen or the
Brooklyn Rowing Club In their twenty
fourth annual regatta. which was held
of the clubhouse at the foot OF Bay 18th
street Bath Beach, yesterday.
Many OF the boats took water, but only
two boats were capsized. All the races
were at a distance Of half mile down
the bay and return.
Senior singles-Won by W. J. Coughlin:
J. &. Cassidy second. Dan Haggerty. third.
Junior doubles-Won by w. r. Fay and
T. J. Dundate. f. Haggerty and ]. HaB-
gerty. second; +. 4. Thompson and G. a.
Nelson. third.
Intermediates doubles-won by II. Hag-
gcrty and J. Haggerty; j. Lehman and c..
Kcit. second, w. T. Fay and T. ]. Dun
date. third.
Novice singles-Won by C. a. Nelson:
L. J. Dundate. second: f. Brew. third.
Junior singles-Won by j. Arnold, A. c.
Valem. second; W. r. Fay. third.
intermediate singles-Won by W. T..
Carthy: c. Kielt, second: j. Lenihan. third.
Senior doublcs--Won by w. j. Coughlin
and W. Il. Carthy; w. T. Cassidy and !. Is.
Cassidy. second; j. Haggerty and f. Shelf
ner third.
Eightoared barge-Won by crew cap
tanned by G. w. Hogan; crew captained by
j Maryland. second: crew captained by
W. w. Burk. third
Duck race-Won by Dick Tracey.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-08-24
Final Race for FHftieS
Won by the KOQuOiS

because Of the pulling away OF stay
turnbuckle from the deck. and the Pleione
broke a spreader The first two boats re-
turned here bat the Rumrin boat went TO
Bristol for repairs.
II was decided about noontime that the
heavy sea that was running outside tho
harbor would be too much for the hftios.
and as IL was not the desire 20 abandon
the race the committee decided to hold
the event inside ~ Narragansett Bay.
The steam yacht Narada was used as
committee boat. and the course selected
was ten-milc spinnaker run 10 leeward
from line of the jamestown shore TO Il
mark of Hogg Island and a beat home
Though the wind was blowing decidedly
fresh from the southwest, the six yachts
worked out 10 the line with club topsans
set and started well together breaking
out spinnakers Immediately after crossing
the line
Inside tho bay there was not so much
room. and naturally the boats held closer
together. II was an exceedingly close and
pretty race To the outer mark between the
three boats that finally finished. All were
pointing up about the same, and the lro-
quois and Barbara frequently overlapped
each other. The outer mark was reached
at 2.l5. and all three turned within tive
seconds OF each other. SO close We're they
punched
The elapsed times were as follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-08-24
R. N. Ellis Pilots Own Craft to
Splendid Victory.
THREE BOATS DISABLED
The Carolina II, the Acushla
and the Pleione Forced
to Withdraw.

Newport. r. l.. Aug. 23.-The third and
final race OF the series under the auspices
Of the Newport Yacht Racing Association
for the hfty-foot class OF the New York
Yacht Club was sailed here this after
noon. The Iroquois was the lirst TO cross
the finsh line. Sailed by Il. y. Ellis, her
owner. the Iroquols was piloted across
the line p seconds ahead OF the Barbara
and a fun minute ahead OF the Samurai.
these being the only three to finish out
OF the six starters.
The yachts faced at the start to-day n
southwest breeze. blowing between q and
Is knots an hour. and this was directly
responsible for slight mishaps and the
necessary Withdrawing OF the other three
boats.
The Carolina ii. Pembroke Jones's boat.
was forced 10 withdraw on account OF
carrying away her gan: the Acushla. the
winner of Wednesdays race, dropped out
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-08-24
.PERROQUETS FALL
BEFORE LE0PARDS
Stoddard and La Montague Aid
in Capturing Polo
Championship.
MANY PENALTIES IMPOSED
Losing Team Suffers Most,
Dropping More than a
Point, While Victors
Fare Better.
MANY PENALTIES IMPOSED
fBy Telegraph 70 The Trlbune.I

Newport, r. l., Aug. 23.-Before big
crowd at the Westminster Polo Club this
afternoon the Leopards won the New
port polo championship when they beat
the Perroquets in a ragged game by a
score of 51a to ia.
The match was for the gold mallet
offered last summer by T. Suffern Taller.
r. Livingston Beeckman, Harry Payne
Whitney and Arthur Curtiss James. and
the provision OF the gift is that IL must
be won three times by a team TO become
its property. Last year the Meadow
Brook quartet carried off the honor.
and the Leopards gained a leg On the
trophy to-day, the players receiving as
their Individual reward gold stickpins
replicas Of the mallet
Penalties. especially against the
losers. were one of the marked features
Of the game. At one time early in the
contest the Perroquets owed a quarter
point. while at the end they had lost
from their net score a point and quar-
ter on account of misplays.
Another provision Of the trophy gift
Is that the teams play without handi-
caps Even with the official handicaps,
however. the players were well matched,
for there was a difference Of only one
point In the handicaps, the Perroquets
totalling up 81 and the Leopards 20.
Stoddard and La Montague were the
strongest combination on the Leopards.
while on the other side Beadleston was
continually in evidence. but his usual
playing partner Stevenson. experienced
an off day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-08-24
MISHAPS MAR THE REGAT IA
Hudson Boat Club Men Have a
Few Close Calls.

Three mishaps marred the annual re-
Catta Of the Hudson Boat Club on the
Hudson River yesterday
r. Johnson and Il. Pohler were lead
ing by a wide margin lCo yards from the
finish in the junior doubles shells. when
their boat filed with water and they
went overheard. c. x. Lewis and G..
Kunz then rowed as they pleased 10 the
finish alone. 4 wave from "a passing
steamer caused f. O'Hara and f. scho-
field to collide while In the junior singles
race. Schoheld was able 70 extricate
himself. to finish second. but O'Hara took
a ducKug. j. COrtissos was also
swamped in the novice singles.
II. -. Norman won the clubs senior
singles championship. defeating +. ii.
DE Witt, who has held the title three
times. Rough water caused a postpone
mcnt Of the eight-Oared barge rare. with
lady passengers, until next Sunday.
The summaries follow:
Novice (singles gigs-Won by T. Johnson J.
II: Lee. second. J. Pohler. third. Time 800.
Won by d length
Junior single gistj-won by c Kung. jr
{. Il. Lewis. second, no third. Time. Bro.
Won by ten lengths
Sconed. second H. y. Norman. third. Time.
6:04 -. Won by one-eighth length.
NLdinIloNSuIp if4uEie sNeHJ " on by Il. -
Norman: J.. II. De witt. second. third.
Time 30. Won 10y two and half lengths.
Junior double gigs-Won by c. Il. Lewis.
bow. and O.. Kunz. jr., stroke. +. johnson.
bow. and J. Pohler. stroke, second. Time, G.J9.
Won by ten lengths.
Senior four-oared barges-Won by Boat No |
Oh. Hesser, bow. +. Johnson. No. ?. J. Poher.
No. 3. VI. ROsnaglc. stroke, and y. stark.
coxswain): Boat No. . o.. Voekel. bow, T.. ~.
De Witt, No. 2. G.. Hessler, No. 8. W. -.
Miller. stroke. and H. Mckinley, cOXswainJ,
second. Time. 1851. Won by two Lengths.
Junior four-oared barges-Won by Boat No.
a. Bauer. bow: q. COrtissos. No. 2. j.
Cuneen. No g. +. Johnson, stroke and J. j.
Derrick. coxswain). Boat No. ] "a. Schmidt.
bow. H. Mckinley, No. 2: J. Kunz. No. .. G..
Kunz. stroke, and y. stark. ooxswain). sec
ond Boat No a. Michele bow. W. Mkkel-
sen, No. 2: ". Bestcr. No. 81. j. Hesser.
stroke. and W. Wade, coxswainJ. third Time.
As. Won by three-quarters Of length.
Senior quadrople sculls--Won by Boat No. 3
or. Kicsslng bow. W. Nicholson. No ?: II.
Mckinley. No 3. and W. b. Miller. stroke) {.
Boat No ] (W. Wade. bow. H. -. Norman.
No ?. O. Kunz, jr.. No. g. and +. II. De
witt stroke). second. Boat No. If. Cuneen.
bow. H. Besier No. 2: J. Aspen. No. 3. and
Q. =. Lewis stroke. third. Time, 4;Os. Won
by ten lengths.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-08-24
The summary OF Class II follows:
WOULD MATCH GLOVER.

The performances OF Nike Glover have
aroused much interest in local circles, and
one OF the managers OF New York club
is endeavoring to bind match between
him and Packey Mcfarland. The Chi
cago wizard will soon be in this city. and
IL Is not at all unlikely that the men will
agree TO box On the surface It should be
a fine exhibition OF fast, clever boxing
Glover can make 40 pounds In n pinch.
and since Mcfarland weighed over $40
pounds when he boxed Jack Britton, there
should be little trouble over the weight
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-08-24
ON THE CRICKET CREASES
Crescent Eleven Defeats Manor
Field by Big Margin.

The Crescent Athletic Club overwhelrn'
lngly defeated Manor Field at Bay Ridge
dlsposing OF their opponents for IS runs
and then making the big aggregate OF
235 runs. Graham Macpherson and W. T.
Jackson batted in remarkable FORM Mac
phersor especially making some ms
strokes In his innings OF 81. Jackson
scored IS before being bcwled.
The other double figure scorers FOR th'
representatives OF the Half Moon were
X. L. Street. IS: c. Watson, II. and j. T.
Stuart, Is. The only man for the visitors
who offered any resistance was E. Green
idge. who played capitally for 81. l"s
score follows