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Evening journal., 1914-02-04
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TO Know About Spori7

Sporting Editor EVENING JOURNAL.
Sir-A bets that Race King ran a
dead heat with Delhi. b bets that
Race King ran a dead heat with Syson-
by. Who wins? A. j.
Race King ran dead heat with
SysOnhy in the Metropolitan Handicap.
sporting Editor EVENING JOURNAL.
A bets that McGoorty beat Mike Glib
hons In their bout last year al Madi-
son square Garden. Did he? G.
Tie did on points.
Sporting Editor EVENING JOURNAL.
Did Jimmy Coney ever dght Phil
Cross? G.. ri. W.
No.
Sporting Editor EVENING JOURNAL.
have entered into a bet wi,h a
friend of mine as to what college team
Eckersall. the football player belong
cd Kindly give the desired informa-
tion JANE.
For the 'steenih and last time the
query editor will answer this question.
lskersall was member Of the Ini.
'ersity Of Chicago team.
Evening journal., 1914-02-04
Written for the United Press.

monts a. 10 salary cried from IN,
housctups a government agent visited
the Giant headquarters yesterday ana
left a bunch ol tho tax blanks 10 o'
filled out 10y members oi the team.
Willie Hoppe Is st'll the wiz oi ih'
cue. Ne uccrsslull, defended his utl'
"a ls2 halklnc billiard champion last
night, defeating George sutton. the 'hi
caeo veteran, by a score oi 500 to z-o.
soldier" kcams took another lck.
ue last night when hc met Fred friis
ol the United States Navy 300 a ten
round bout mere Fruit. WAS 2n pounds
lighter than kcaus. hut had nil th'
best oi the fight on points. Ncarn- pat
him down for count 0i seven in 40,
seventh round. mat FRITZ. was cuniu
thereafter and kcams could mot follow
zap his advantage.
The supreme Court has held that Bot
fii1simnon- must put up security ol
$3.50 io guarantee c0st, IS Dis uppca
from iho decision barring him from New
York ring is carried TO q higher court.
Frank Baker rises to make coficc
tiun. 2 ho twins are both girls. NOT q
hoy and gid. as reported. To Baker
-tutcmcnt that che season oi lpli may
hc h- last in baseball. Connie Mack rc
plies that be- las "hrard a lot of thcm
say that before"
Evening journal., 1914-02-04
Baseball
Odds andEnds
TRACK TEAM
CANDIDATES GET
EARLY CALL

Special TO THE EVENING JOURNAL.
NEWARK, Del, Feb. i.-Captain Ar.
chic Dean of the Delaware College track
team issued the first call for candidate.
this week and Is much encouraged bv
the material that responded. Delaware
as. 'cts for field and track events
looks bright for this year with the cx
rcpiion oi the weights and probably pole
vault Billy" Schlittler, who held the
college record for pole yaulting graduat-
cd last June. Jnlcs. some of the raw
material can be- developed IL is not like
ly that the Old Gold and Blue win be-
strong in this event The work is now
being done in the gymnasium, but the
new truck viii be- used as soon as the
weather permits.
delaware has lacked heavy men for
several years. who could be- expected 10
hold their own in tl'" shot put hammer
and discus throwing events against
other colleges ~ dual meets. At the
present time Ncalc j. really the only
man ~ hu ha. had any experience in dunl
meets in these three events. He will
probably be- out for an three this wear.
Foster. star guard on the football eleven
, last tall. will be- candidate for some
of the weight events and an effort will
be- made TO have Handy. the big full
back and Looniis also come out 10 as
sist the team I'M the weight events.
The prospects are especially bright for
the sprint-. middle and long-distance
running. relay and the Jumping events
Captain Dean. McCahortv and Cranston.
three seniors. who were on the relay
team last year, win an be out for the
team again. and ii another fast man can
be picked from the other material. Del
aware will have q team that will likely
get place in the great Franklin Field
meet in April.
Captain Dean will also b. candidate
IN the sprint-. hurdles and broad Jump
NcCaHcrty viii try for the pole vault
broad jump and hurdles. and Cranston
will enter the middle and lonr-distance
running c,cnts. Nirden Marshall, a
freshman. from what preliminary work
Dee has done looks like one of the best
/ high jumpers Delaware has ever had.
Billy Manning will also. be out for
this event and has done good work in
the past
other candidates for the dashes and
| long running events are; Andrew h,
Mlarn-. John Edgar. James C. Hastings,
/ Vaughan a. Hastings. Arthur Hcnel
Michael Fidauce. John Naylor. Harrii
I Sanonieky. Oscar Centicu aud james
J a. Crothcrs. A number OF these can
/ didates are freshmen who give muck
I promise hut have not had the opportun-
i ity a. vet. to show their speed.
Evening journal., 1914-02-04
PHONE COMPANY
GETS PERPETUAL
POLE FRANCHISE

The Levy Court yesterday afternoon
adopted the resolution which had been
presented nc the morning session giving
the Diamond State Telephone Company
q perpetual franchise to erect polc-, lay
couduits, build manholc- and anything
else IN connection with the extension OF
its service. on amy of the county roads
n Ncw Castle county.
The resolution was adopted after op-
position ON the part oi Martin r.. smith,
Who opposed ii ON the ground that he
did not deem d wise to grant the cor
poration permanent franchise mas
much as conditions might 30 change in
the future that 10 might then be- ncccs'
snrv TO revoke the franchise. he ia.
,ored a three year franchise.
There was considerable argument
upon the subject. John T.. Neary. coun-
scl for the telephone company. explain
ing the companys side of the ease.
Mr. Smith moved an amendment 70
the former resolution giving the com
pany thrce-ycar franchise.
Mn Nclv said Ni. smiths amend
wcnts raised q point which wis rather
peculiar tu meet when hc took the po-
.ition of not allowing thc telephone
company to build conduits. ho said that
it had always been the stand oi an pro-
lrc-,i,c bodies to eliminate the aerial
lines and insist that they be laid under
ground. therefore to forbid the company
to iay wires underground would be-
rather Inconsistent.
1--WE have had people 10 say that we
cannot put mp amy more poles but never
had thcm forbid us to lazy underground
tunnels before" Do declared. He brought
ont tlc fact that whenever the company
laid the conduits they bore all the cy-
pen-c oi tearing mp the roads and re-
placing them with the same kind oi ma
torial that had already been upon them.
Evening journal., 1914-02-04
CARPENTER MAY
BOSS new LEAGUE

ALTOONA. FEB A. Not only viii
this city be again represented IN or
Ranized basrlali this season but
there are reports that In efforts 10
form new leasIe, Charles T.. Car
penter. forincr Tri-Stltc president
will be selec.sl 90 had The lCN or
sanitation. F. -. paist of ICn fun
n. T.. IS back OF the new project. He
suggests that a siX-cluh league. 10
include Altoona. Johnstown. McKees-
port. Butler. Connelsville and Union
town. would be about the proper
thing He would also drop tho I and
=. League proposition and name the
new circuit the Pennsylvania Stats
League.
Evening journal., 1914-02-04
SHOOT FOR NEW
RAMSAY TROPHY
Special 20 THE EVENING JOURNAL.

The fourth shoot of the book
lovers series will be held AZ the
Nemoura Trapshooting Club this af-
ternoon I'm addition the members
of the club will contest for the first
time for the new Major Ramsay
trophy.
Major William G. Ramsay. who do
mated the Major Ramsay trophy
which was contested for by the mem-
bers of the Nemours Club during the
fall and winter Of 1913. has presented
the club with another medal similar
20 the one which was won recently
by Miss Harriet ID. Hammond.
The new trophy win be contested
for under practically the same rules
that governed the shoots for the 1918
medal.
Evening journal., 1914-02-04
MILLI0NAIRES USE
SINGLE TRACKER

AZ the automobile show n Atlanta.
two harley-DaNidson two-spced motor.
cycles were purchased hy George ".
Vanderbilt for his magnificent estates
at hltmofe. near Asheyillo. North Car
olna. Mr.. Vanderbilt bought one oi the
machines Tor his own use. Evidently
the motorcycle b. coming into faNot
with American millionaire. N. N.
belding Jr.. the millionaire manuiac
turer of sewing silks, WAS among the
first 60 prefer the motorcycle 10 his au-
tomobncs for pleasure Wealthy people
and members oi the nobility have been
motorcycle cnthusnasts for years in
Great Britain and ON the Continent
but it has only been during the past
year that che two-wheeler has attract
ed the vciy rich In America.
Evening journal., 1914-02-04
POULTRY ASSOCIATION ELECTS.

The annual election of officers off the
Diamond state Poultry and Pigeon As
soclation wa- held last evening. when
the fullouin1 officers were chosen;
Charles O.. ~peakman. president. John
g. Hartmann. fice-pre.idcnt. John \.
Carille. ecund vice president: Thomas
"A kcstcr. treasurer. and Frank NJ.
Smith. secretary. Reports of the yari-
cus committees were received and it was
ANNOUNCED that the assoriatlon more
than split even on the recent poultry
show. bnt 10 what extent has not boen
asceItalned.
Evening journal., 1914-02-04
KINGS DAUGHTERS MEETING.

Hope Circle of Kings Daughters
held its annual meeting Monday night
az 1908 West Eighth street. The Off
GERS for the ensuing year we're elected
as follows. President. Miss Frances
Martin: vice-president Mrs S. w.
Moars: secretary. Miss Ada Bell;
treasurer. Miss Essie Dempsey.
Evening journal., 1914-02-04
SALESIANUM VS..
LA SALE TODAY

sales.anum basketball team will
meet the FIVE of In Sale College this
afternoon az Brownson Hall This
will oe the locals twelfth scheduled
game. and as they stand with six de-
fcats and five victories they will play
hard 20 down the Philadelphia boys
"a win their sixth victory.
La Sale College quintet has played
seven games this year. winning Eve
and losing two
The probable lineup will be-.
Salcsianum Ia Sale
Evening journal., 1914-02-04
COMPANY &C. WINS
OPENING GAME
DOwned Crack imperial Team
by So 10 50 Score Last
Night
N probably th0 iaaioat ramo Of baa-

In probably tho fastest game Of baa-
ko;ban played at the State Armory
fer number of years Company c
lnst night trimmed tho Imperial
quintet By 5s TO S3 count Mike"
Podolsky. the y NJ. n. A. star. fon-
turcd tho ramc by his clever ahooting.
hc managed to cage ~ two-polntorH
und several foul goals.
10 was n case OF brute strength
against ecicncc 20 which fho former
proved the mightier. Although out
weighed. the Imperial Eve deserves
credit for theis pluchy battle Cap
tain Elllsons lad displayed tho fight
Ing spirit throughout the game The
largest crowd OF the aonson turned
cut TO root for their favorlto.
The visitors took the lead from the
start when Jim Gillespie Gagged. a
pretty two-pointer from n difficult
angie
Bud" O'Ncil the salesiunum star.
followed this with one of the six con-
socutlve foul shots Jimmy" Taylor
was the first 10 score for Company
&C." his field goal inspired new life
In his team mate and when the first
NNNNA ""N|N NAN "N'N ~ NAWWN N. 80 40 AN
favor of the militia boys.
Len Cahnli started the second half
with a nifty field goal and. after
iodolsky Gagged several goals. Joe"
Goldstein and Bull" Faliers took a
hand at The shooting game. "Hock"
Walter Farron. who formerly played
With The Delaware Hardware team
was very much IN evidence. He dis
played wonderful form IN passing and
shooting Buckley" Mccullough was
the shining light for Imperial. his
clever goal tossing from an angles
bringing applause from the specta-
tors
Company G. gives promise OF deyel-
oping into top notch quintet Man
ager Cahsll IS trying TO develop a
more scientific game among his team
mates. Somehow or other the militia
lads think that their strength will
carry them through.
10 is likely that a league will be
formed between the four companies
or the local armory
The lineup and score.
Evening journal., 1914-02-04
RUNKARDS

Browns Drink Treatment never fails 70
destroy the craving for strong drink. the
anpefife for which cannot exist after using
this remedy. Given in liquid with or with
ont the knowirdce of the patient. Tasteless.
81 per package booklet free. The Dr.
pa or for sale in Wilmington BY Scar.
borough Drug Co. Fourth and Market SITS.
and hv n. Danforih. Second and Market
streets
Evening journal., 1914-02-04
WANTS no UMPIRE IN TRI.STATE.

Bill" McGoWan viii probably be
member of President Graham's Tri-
State STAFF Of umpires and. although
his work has been confined principal
~ TO Wilmington games, his friends
feel sure of his ability to success
fully handle the indicator In a wider
field as he has an the qualifications
necessary TO NJ him for the position.
Evening journal., 1914-02-04
Y. VI. II. 4. WANTS GAME.

Tho Y. NJ. H A. basketball five
being without a game for Saturday
night. is anxious 10 take on some fast
game for that night Send challenges
10 Nathan Roissman. No. East
Front street
Evening journal., 1914-02-04
nFFIcERS ARE RE.ELErTEn.

J. Allen Colby was reelected presi-
dent and Frank j. Williams. secre-
tary and treasurer of the Holly Oak
Public Service Association at its
meeting on Monday night Only
routine business was transacted.
Evening journal., 1914-02-04
TN LTrTTRE ON NIlGARl.

An illustrated lecture on Natural
and Industrial Niagara" win he given
in ST. Pauls Sunday School hall.
Tenth and Jackson streets. Thursday
night az s o'clock Luncheon Will br
served az close OF the lecture N the
dining hall.
Evening journal., 1914-02-04
FRIENDS SECOND WIN
IN EXTRA TIME

Friends school second team defeat
ed the Hanover Boys Club yesterday
afternoon. "a 20 10 AT the end of
the first half Hanover was leading. 10
10 s. In the second period they tied
up and an extra period was required
20 play on the tie.
In the last few minutes OF play Of
the three-minute period exceptionally
brilliant playing ON the part Of Cool
ing enabled Weldin 20 score the de-
Gliding goal The hneup.
Friends School Hanover
Evening journal., 1914-02-04
Wawasc
Only one 4BRONO OrTNINr-

To get the genuine. call for full
name. LAXATIVE BROMO QUININE.
Look for signature OF p. ". GROVE.
Cures a Cold in One Day 25c
Evening journal., 1914-02-04
SWARTHMORE
NO MATCH FOR
FRIENDS FIVE

Wilmington Friends School bas-
kc'ball team played rings around
swarthmore High School here yea-
terday afternoon. 30 20 9. The local
boys thoroughly out-classed The v.a-
itors in all departments.
The first goal of the game was
scored by Layneld the Friends
School forward who returned TO ;he
lineup yesterday after being on. OF
The game for two weeks. He shot O.
sensational field goal from a difficult
oneie of the floor and duplicated the
ieat within a few seconds. Wilson
shot the third roal of the game
shortly aiterward. an three goals be-
ing made within as many minutes
Hall scored a twO-point goal before
the visitors were able 10 score Var
nall, the star forward of the Swarth-
more five. shot a goal from a foul
Layfield scored another field goal
for Friends and iarnall and Marr
both scored field goals for Swarth-
more. Hall added q two-poin'er 10
the Friends School score. Wilson
scored three field goals in rapid se-.
H''|'NN On N'NN|N |"|N'N "N NHN" NNN'N "H|NN|
of the half.
Whom the second BALI opened Film
went into the game in place or Law
field and Heald IN place of Wilson
Later I'm the half Steward was sub
stituted for Curtis. During the hal
scored ~ points on no field goals
and one goal from foul Swarth.
more was unable 20 score during the
period
Layfiold. Wilson. Taylor and Flinr
starred for the local boys. Narnal
was easily the best man FOR thc Wis
ii0rs. OF the nine points scored by
his team he made seven. ecorinr
three field goals and a goal from
foul. IN addition he put up good
game at forward. although out.
weighed by the men he had to play.
Friends School Swarthmorc
Evening journal., 1914-02-04

summary = Goals rom feld
Friends. GoldinE I. Welden 4. Megear
I. Miller .. Hanover. McCauEhan s,
McCorkindale .. Loose I. Referee
Speor. q. Of p. Time Of halves. %
and 10 minutes.
Evening journal., 1914-02-04

Field goals podolsky. ~. Taylor.
8 Ackerman. z. Farren, I ; Goldstein.
.. Cahall o Imperial. Field goals
ONeil. .; McCracken. 8. Gillespie g.;
Riley. O'Nen o. McCracken. 4.
Foul Goais-O'Neil. z out Of q. Podol-
sky. out OF s. Referee Capt. Ten
MIS- Timekeeper Red Walsh
rrownson. Time OF halves-20 min
utos.
Evening journal., 1914-02-04

NWITTTTHI IWHI" TTUDI IT|IIl
Friends Layfield 3. Wilson 4, Hall
2. Finn 3. Heald 2. Taylor 8.
Swarthmore High. Narnall 3. Marr I.
Goals from foul Friends, Finn I.
Swarthmore High.Narnall l. Ref
cree. Speer. l.. of p. Time OF halves,
20 minutes.
Evening journal., 1914-02-04
Y. W. c. A. BAsKFTBALT

The \. ". q. A. basketball team de-
feated Dcd Deutcher Ncrein five Monday
night on the loor ol the \. ". g.. 4.
gymnasium. N 10 :. The line up.
Der noufchur Aeraiu \ "A
Evening journal., 1914-02-04

In the game between the Arrow Club
and the Nawaset team. of the Harlev
Community House, the latter won, A. 10
A. The line-upi
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New York So. .opol1 90 o 0 0 OIL
Pittsburgh -: .:ossos2Sooo So
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1914-08-20

CITY LEAGUE.
Yesterdays Results.

A,tlfg n -
knights, ~; Watson, G.
Game Today.
Monongall Glass VS.: X. of G.
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Parade Of
Liue Stock at
Faiirmont Fair
EARLY THURSDAY AFTERNOON
ANIMALS WILL MAKE ROUNDS
OF RACE TRACK.
FINE. SPECTACLE TO SEE PRIZE
WINNERS REnTCKED IN
RIBBONS, I.

One Of the most interesting things
to look at at the coming Fairmon;
Fair will be the parade of live stoc';
made around the race track early 10.
the afternoon of Thursday. farmers
Day. August eth. The sight of sew
.,eral hundred prize animals proudly
Haunting the blue. red ana yellow
badges Of superiority is a good one
and 1t has attracted thousands to the.
grounds eeyry Thursday OF the Fair
mont Fair.
"A featur" which wi, he nnticable
at the coming fair will be the pres
once OF winning ribbons nrnn local
cattle-not those shipped in from
other states. During the first few
seasons Of the fair. nearly all the nrc.
miums were won by animals from
abroad, very few being entered frrm
Marion and adjoining counties. This
condition has changed and a major
ityf OF the entries will bn frnm M"~
toy Harrison. Taylor. Monongalia.
and other nearby counties. while the
rihhcns and the cash premiums will
nearly all be retained In this sectinr.
""Thcse cattle .,r,.lrsthe h,r. rib.
bons. on are from the farms. Of James
~ MiGhael. OF Marion county: Chae.
u. Man,ar IF Maricn county: tlla
Hoods. of Harrison Mr.. Nuznm. of
Tavirr. ~ oryitia Murray. OF Man
.nirpfon districts.
These viii be tile remarksEheard a.
tho .trackstde next weets when the
nrize cattle. horses and; sheen arc
haing5 led, past. Last season the ex-
hihfters mentioned. above. together
with u Iar1Towe. With 4 herd from
hts Fldora farm and from Rraytnn,
county. cleaned IN enmnIeteiv here
and at other nearby fairs. and they
viii be out for hon6rs again this
yea.
The Indications for q monster ex-
hibition Of cattle. horses and other
LEV stock are fine, and this feature.
will he one OF the Interesting ones.
Additional barns and stalls are heinz
built. and for the overflow tents haze.
been rented for the week OF the fair.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1914-08-20
Road Is
Obstructed
B. & N. TREsTLE IS MUCH IN THE
WAY OF TRAFFIC-BENT NOW
STANDS IN MIDDLE OF ROAD.

There, is an obstruction in the road
aear the fairgrounds that will be
much in the way Of travel duringNtie
iair unless 1T is removed. one OF the
.bents of a trestle for the Temporal.
track along the line of the B. & N.
railroad stands almost in the middle
the road and the passage way is
20 narrow at this point that 1t takes
careful driving of vehicles and auto
mobiles to get through the narrow
space. An effort will be made 10
have the contractor remove the oh.
.;~truction before the fair and by 60
Icing an accident may be avoided
md much time saved by relieving the
congestion that is sure 10 follow If
She obstruction is not removed.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1914-08-20

Games Today. ,
st. Louis ut Washington.
Detroit at PHILADELPHIA.
Cleveland at New York.
Chicago at Boston.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1914-08-20
Pirates Won
From Giants
PITTSBURGH HIT BALL HARD.
KNOCKED TWO PITCHERS
OUT OF THE BOX.

PITTSBURGH, Aug. 20.ATlc Pr
rates knocked two Giant pitchers out
Of the box yesterday and defeated
New York s toll. Fromme also re-
tired after he had pitched two rounds.
Wiltse finished the game.
The Pirates scored 3 runs in the
second on singles by Mccarthy. Col
Inns, and Cooper, Coleman passed and
Niox.s sacrificed. They got two more
In the fifth on singles by Coleman
and Cooper and Konetchey's. double.
Tho Giants scored their only run in
The third on singles by Thorpe and
Stock and an out at first. The score:
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1914-08-20
standing Of the Clubs.

There 10 more catairn in this section Of TIT
.ountryi than all other d!scase put together. ant
intll tho last few years was supposed TO bt
Incurablr. For a great many years doctors
pronounced It a local disease and prescribed local
'cfncdles, ahd by constantly falling to cure with
aca! treatment. pronounced It incurable. Science
las proven Catarrh to be a constitutional disease.
aud therefore requires constitutional treatment.
iiall'S Catarrh Cure. manufactured by + J.
Cheney g. Co.. Toledo. Ohio, Is the only constitu.
tlonul cure on the market. II Is taken internally
In doses from To- drops to a tFaspoonful. 1t acts
directly on the blood AMI mucous surfaces Of
the system. They offer ono hundred dollars for
any case i falls to cure. Send fOr circulars and
Testimonials. o Q
Address: !. ]. CHENEY & CO., TO.edo. Obi
Sold By druggists. 75c.
Take Halls Family Pills Tor constipation
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1914-08-20

.Batted for Henry in eth.
1T. McDongal out, hit by batted ball.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1914-08-20
Games Today.
Boston at Pittsburgh.
Brooklyn at Chicago.
Standing Of the Clubs.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.

YESTERDAYS Results.
st. Louis. s.; Warrington,
CLEVELAND, 3 New York, Z.
Detroit, g: Philadelphia, z.
Chicago, 1; Boston. 3.
Chicago, I; Boston, 4.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1914-08-20
SURPRISES MANY IN FAIRMoNT.

SURPRISES MANY IN FAIRM0NT.
Tie QUICK action OF simple buck
horn bar: glycerine. etc. as mixed
In Adler=i-ka.s the remedy which be-
came famous by curing appendicitis.
Is surprising Fairmont people. Many;
have found That this simple remedy
SO much foul matter from thu
Fystem flat A!SINGLEl DOSE relieves
constipation, sour stomach and gas.
On the stomach almost MMEp1ATE-
tLY. Adler4i-ika S gthe most thorough
bowel cleanser ever sold. Martins
Drug Store.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1914-08-20
Games Today.

Games Today.
brooklyn Mt Kansas City.
Pittsburgh at indianapolis.
Buffalo at st. Louis.
Baltimore at Chicago.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1914-08-20
Good Scores
Made onLocal
Tennis Courts
THIRD ROUND OF SINGLES AND
DOUBLES TO BE PLAYED
TODAY.
THE FINALS WILL BE DETER.
MINED TOMORROW AFTER.
NOON.

Local tennis players are doing
some nice work on the local courts,
in the second annual city champion.
ship tournament. The first and sec
ond round of singles were played yes.
terday. The third round of singies
and doubles were played today. The
finals in singles and doubles will be
played tomorrow.
The results yesterday were as fol-
lows:
Crowl defeated Burns, G=3, 6-2.
Fred Heintzclman defeated vinton.
by default.
Frank Raymond defeated CLARK,
70. 6-2.
Folmer defeated George Watson.
G-2, 60.
Bell defeated Jacobs by default.
Evans defeated A. S. Fleming by
default.
Kingsland defeated King by de-
fault. \
Paul Fleming defeated Jack Henri
7elman, Ga. G-5.
George Stockley defeated Rock,
SC. 60.
The drawing for the doubles which
will begin today were as follows:
Stockley and stockley will play
Paul Fleming and Jack H%eintzelman.
Vinton and George Watson will
play Raymond and Colborn.;
Fred Heintzelman aud Rock will
1lay Paul Fleming and Crowl.
Drennen and Watson will play
Folmer and Hutchinson