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AMONG AMATEUR ATHLETES.

csb,cgram was received yesterday by
rr"4,r. h ". Ruhien from Erik Rsrgra
e., 10 Swedish Nltiona. Gymnas'ir AMI
snoring Association accepting the Arranse-
nrI Joe Lpomis TO compete NJ stockholm
IgcG.hc"r VII another 10 n. selected after
the rational chanpipn-hips on september
u. VIII leave hofe on the Steamship oscar
II. September -.
Howard Drew was defeated in both the
100 ana 900 yard races In tho far Western
,hempionsh!p' n''a AZ S Wiriam s q, ' IN.
Gmrk ~. Nm e,if club. Willams's time In
III. 100 Was o A. seconds, ], Morris
purno ~ NJ pIc!nr Northwest Association
ship committee. Hhr attended, the FAR
western Championships, wired Ruben that
he would recommend Williams for IN"
sprln's. Rr'lah, pole %vaulter. Fee. .tavel!n
MOI. Tor the quarter mile hurdles, an the
representatives. Of hs territory MS result Of
their performances at San Diego,
DICK Glnorl OF McCadd!n l.yceum, ex-waik
aud Gus Rrounlicht Of the Long
Island \, ., for tho metropolitan senior
track aHl field championship at Brooklyn
yesterday by the championship committee,
n. thov we're received too late. Overton
WAS anxious to compete In the mile, and
in taking win Ruben oNcr the long dis
lance to,'phone he advised that he was In
fnr ,ond ION, as he has been working hard
as an athlete and sol li"r ~ Tohyhanna,
Ia, where h" Is In camp with the Tenth
Fi'ti Nr'ilory,. Nationa! Guard ~ Com
,%raiolug WITH The Idea Of Winning the
American championship In the one mile a,
the national championships In Newark on
September o.
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SCRAPS ABOUT %sCRAPPERs.

Ad wolsast. all bones Intact. arrived In
this city Yesterday and went direct to Now
Dorp, where he WIN hnlsh his preparations
Washington Park Friday night. ny way Of
formal INTRODUCTION woleast said:
II am the real lightweight champion.
serious campaign and Will meet every
l~iEhtweisht In the East. Just get your
Leonard, Dundee, yelling and the rest Of
Fem ready, First com" first served and no
one barred, only want to night my way
to Welsh and prove that ! can knock him
out"
the Manhattan A.. c. next Monday night, is
training at Dial Hawkins's roadhouse pre-
narinx for the emergency; Mohs |; a.
ford, Ry way of prediction Cox says ne
VIII stop the Cave Man before the end of
he NTH. while Patsy Calls han. manager
the full count not later than the eighth.
Butch O'HaEen. tn" Albany middle. will
have a tryout tonight at Rsisler's Rock
an East Side middleweight. o'Hagen claims
to have backing In Albany to the extent
Of 81, 800 for a match with Al Mccoy.
In the opening encounter tonight YOUNG
Fulton and Young Goldis Will be the con-
tentants.
81 tho Washington. Sports Club are un-
chubby, to say the least, John. AYERS that
he had an agreement, with Jack Dillon At
The time Of the Mora" orna match; Gn. released
Moran. Now weisMantel declares no
Field, whereupon the Washington Sports
Clns tIas: co asyoO wno "S; e s.;: b::n
cisres he will light to = hnish for his rights
In the matter.
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Victorious
in Catholic League Games

was the half mile run. Garvcy crossing
the line only inches before O'Br.en. An
other foot separated O'Brien from NJ.
sullivan. N!ctr!x Club. who was third
Frank Dorsey, captain OF the t'niver-
s!ty OF Pennsylvania track t.am, run
ming for tn" Shannahsn club. won the
quarter mile run from a small field.
Eddie Meehan. also a S~hannahanite. was
second. and I;l.io, Balest!er Of the
knights Of 81, Antony was third. Dor
sey was cloeked In SO 3-5 seconds. The
summaries:
Father Mathews T. 4 u s. J. FREEMAN.
xictrix c. G, Philadelphia. second. lame
r ryan knirhtt OF 81. ANTONY, third.
$50 YARD Run-won by Edward Garvcy.
KNIGHT. " $, Antony; J ORrian. Victriy
yic,rix g, FFhn;iIias'pSina'' third r ryn".
=" YARD Rpnnwon by Frank Dorsey.
g Y, NJ Ar, philadelphia. second: Elliot
Palsstle-, Knights u ST. Antony, third.
Time, 81 S-S seconds
s.. ~Alphonsu. .. {. Ros,on: r. LafIna,
NioiriX {. e, Philadelphia. second: A, his.
Ter, r!'t-iN {, Z, PhiisdelphIa. th.ri
two Nile Run Won by J. Kelly. g Y.
n 4. T. Philadelphia. p lafuna, vic,ris
e., ihhtde'phin. second, j McKeonan,
1921.
go Yard Dash-won by Michael !
DOYLE. Father Mathews T. a. 4 : J..
Fireman, Nictrlx e., e.. Philadelphia, sec
ond: James Y RYAN. KNIGHTS Of st. An
tony. third. Time. - - seconds.
sixteen Pound Shot Put-Won by J
Comerford. e '. NJ, \. L, Philadelphia, ~
feet ! inch; T. Dougherty. V!a,-!x { G,
Philadelphia, 81 feet ~ inches, second: l..
l.ecla!r. .Annunc!ation c. C.. 81 fee; ST.
Inches. third.
Hlsh Junp-won by g. Smith, victr,s E.
G, Philntelphia. s feet . inche. II Mo
Grnth; G. '. " A T.. phi'ade!phi S feet
selm's \ c. . feet. third.
Running Broad Jump-won by II. Me
Grath. Y. NJ, A. l., Philadelphia, 20 feet
II inches; II Hutchinson, knights Of 81.
Antony, IS feet II inches, second. $. Smith,
N!c'rix c. C.. Philadelphia, IS feet l inch.
third.
The point score: victr,x Catholic Club.
Philadelphia, Sc, shannahan Catholic club,
ph!.atclph.a. 20. knights OF 81. Antony,
II: Father Mathews T. A. d. s.. 10; st.
Anseim's A g, : 81. Aloysius. s; Annun-
c~iaiton. 3; Aquinas A. A., 2.
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Athletic representatives Of Catholic
throughout; the country gathered
a, Celtic Park yesterday. when the
twen,y-fourth annual field day cham
pionshlp games OF the Catholc YOUNG
Mems National! Union Of the Arch-
,,I,,ese % New York were held. Repre-
seutatlyes OF the Nictrix Catholic 'luo
Of Philadelphia. won the team trophy.
scoring a total OF IS points. The
~sb,nn,han club, also OF Philadelphia.
second with 20 tallies. while the
first local organization 10 hnish was
the knights Of -. Antony. whose atm
,e,cs scored II points and gained thlfu
place. Father Mathews I, a. H. :
Newark entrants We're neNt IN line Win
ten scores. while Frank Forans -
Anselm's \. G. athletes were n'tn with
seven.
James Power. n local athlete, comr"'-
ING FOR tho 81 A~lphonsus Catholic Cluo
Of Rns,ou. easily won the one mile run.
the feature. Power. who In 1914. won
tho Australian championship AZ one n1l"'
breasted the tape a winner by AT least
ten wares. u. L.nfuna OF the NictriN club
was second. and \. Hisler. another
~Du1kortowu athlete. was third. Power
won AZ no PLEASED, al no time beng
forced 20 rN,end himself. His t.mc was
{ - ~.
In only ono ~ tho ten events did n
local athlete .sh f,st. The lone New
York Triumph was in the half mile run
Iddlc Garycy ~ the knights OF ~.
Antony Winning after a spirited struggle
with j. oRrlen. II member of the Nictri1
club. - .
! Kelly OF the ~Shannahan club OF
Philadelphia. showed a fine turn OF speed
in winning the TWO mile run. Kelly won
EordIy from Ia:una. whose efforts in
The mile run appeared to tire him. The
N ost kcculy contested number OF tho day
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SHORT SIX DAY RACE BEGINS.
me Will Ride Two Hours Each
Nirbt At Newark v~elodrome.

NEWARK, N. j.. Aug. 2l.-Modlfed six
day racing was furnished the patrons at
the Newark Velodrome last night when
seventeen teams started q six day. two
hours a night race. Among the teams
eta rting were Frank Kramer and Jackie
Clark. Alfred brenda and Alfred GOul-
let, hob Spears and ResGle Mcnamara.
Hans and Ernest Ohrt. Jake Magin and
Fred Hill and Eddie Root and william
Spencer, the latter Just turning pro-
fesslonal on Sunday after winning the
Two mile oPen amateur.
Lap O and intermediate sprlnts at
IS zach 1va mile mark kept the field
going along at . fast pace. In the first
hour the field covered 81 miles $50 yards.
Real six day jams preceded and fol-
lowed each sprint for the IS bills. and
in one lam near tho nineteen mile mark
the team Of George and schlss lost one
lap.
Oouiiet and Grends. Clark and Kramer.
second Hanley and Madden. third Cam
eron and Kaiser. fourth: Magin and
mi. NTH. was the order at the end Of
the two hours. They covered saw miles.
The Nifty mile mark wal passed In ]
hour 81 minutes - IS ssconds.
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SCHEDULED BOXING BoUm.

WEDNESDAY. AUGUST %,
Pioneer 8. C.-Johnny Lore ". WllNs
Ryan.
THURSDAY. AUGUST -.
Empire A. C,-Harlem Patsy Cline -
Leo Johnson and Young Jack O'BriSo "a
Arv,rne 4. Joe yelling VI. Ds>av
Moore.
C'ermont A. C.-waiter Mohr "a cAsyfis
Smith.
FRIDAY. AUGUST 81.
washington Park S. C.--Ad wsieas1
frankie Ga ahan.
Harlem, : Tommy Coleman Va Nm.
my dutch, oHaIen.
MONDAY, AUGUST 20.
Manhattan 8 bob Moha vs.. Zee Ca
WEDNESDAY. AUGUST 30,
Madison square G~arden-Jos weliiu9 sal
Johnny Dundee,
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HOWARD FOR PORTLAND.
Cleveland Sends Him as Part Paw.
ment for Louls Cuisto.

RosroN, Aug. 2-Ivan Howard, utility
inhclder. has been sold by the Cleveland
American League club to the Portland
club OF The Pacific Coast League, II was
announced to-day by the Cleveland club
Howard goes to Portland as part OF the
deal whereby the Indians will secure
Louis tiuisto, first baseman OF the coast
league team.
Cleveland has already sent several
players to Portland for Guisto. Including
Pitchers H%agerman, Loudermilk and
Kelly. Out,elders Willie and Sou,hworth
and lnfieldcr Evans. 1t IL understood
that Cleveland also paid a cash cons,d-
Grafton.
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MURPHY DOES WELL
AT NORTH RANDALL
Wins Two Races and Drives
Directum I. to Record on
Opening Day.
FUTURITY FOR REAL LADY

CLEVELAND, Ohio. Aug. 2l.-Favorites
had their own way in three Of the four
events at the second Grand Circuit a
meeting at North Randall. which
opened to-day. In only one race. the
: ;Os trot. we're the talent bumped.
Tommy Murphy. the veteran reins-
man. won the driving honors with two
wins In two starts. He plotted Real Lady
to the front in the two-year-old trot ana
also showed Jay Ell Mack across In the
2:09 pace. In the 2 100 trot Guy Nelia,
driven by Snow, was a heavy %favorite.
but In the first heat she broke at the
first turn and was d~istanced, Sadie 8.
winning handily. The latter also took
the next two heats and the race. the
race being held on the three heat plan.
The American Horsebreedcrs Futurity,
the two-year-old trot. the first futurity
raced In the big show this year. attracted
much attention and was easy for Real
Lady the favorite. with Murphy up.
May Coburn was the class Of the field
and finished second In the two heats,
Worthy Volo giving her home competition
In the second heat. Miss Harris NJ. gave
her supporters a shock In the :O7 pace
when after winning the INST hea, she
broke and Raon Hal went to the frDnt.
However. Miss Harris NJ. who was the
~favorite. came back in the third heat.
winning handily.
jay Ell Mack carried away the 2:0e
pace In three straight heats. Major wo,l-
worth giving him some comn,.titi,n In
tho fire, mud Inc, ,a,,, .an aJs.s ~.
~ W. anu last meats AZ an added at
traction Murphy drove Directum I. In an
exhibition mile and an eighth, lowering
,,pcs yron 20 &c o.'s
-, 49,, - me RECORD.
established In 1902. was held BY Carl
Wilkes. The summary:
200 CLASS. TROTTING-PuRsE, Si.ao.
Wahon; Dr. M oS Arehdae INC
uerorhe c, h hv Irn, '
ron ',;.crs, ''"" " "c"
CIV N.iIa br 80 ,...s
snow - "' " '"' H~"or'hy
T, ma .o<, ~ a,
.Nrp,c. mo,sr
TWO .YEAR.OLD TRoT-PURsE. ,7.ooA
Mary Cohurn. Oh +. by Manrico IWhite,
Worthy .Noio. Oh q. 10y Aaworthy CMc.
Donald
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A professional match will be played at
Woodmere next Sunday. August 81. In
which Herbert Strong OF Inwood and
Willie Robertson Of Woodmere will meet
Jock Hutchinson Ct Allegheny ind Got
Mcdonald OF Buffalo. The match will he
at t%hirty-six holes. and M no will he q
lone Englishman out with three Scotch
men Herbert Strong expects 70 coms
safely.
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MISSOURI VALLEY TENNIS.

KANSAS CITY. Mo-. Aus. 2l,-Finish OF
tn. nrst days play In the Missouri Valley
Kansas CITY Athletic Club saw the compile.
ton Of the preliminary contests and many
OF the nrst round thatcher.
Walter Hayes. Chicago. who. with his
partner, Ralp Rurdick. holds the Western
doubles title, emerged Aiccess'ully from his
trips through the nrst two rounds. winning
the preliminary event by default and the
nrst round from l.. Shonnard. Kansas City,
6-l. Go,
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Rhomb Rum Gamely.

So. unmindful Of his aches and pains.
he ran the two miles over sun baked turf
that was as hard and brittle as hint.
Thrice ne stumbled. the last time seri-
osisly. at the last jump. but he picked
himself up when his no~e nearly touched
the grass and fought nut the finish under
the whip TO win by three lengths from
Racebrook. The latter was the pace
maker for the first mile and Elk fur
longs. Rhomb was so lame when he
pulled UP after the Hn!sh tina; Jockey
Allen jumped of his back md led his
horse bach TO the scales by the bride.
Bellringer Just won the last race on
the post by a nose after he had been
first carried out by Sedan and then
against the rail when Bellrirger
cut into the inside position.
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PAYS $4,000 FOR DODGE.
MacombeP Purchases Winner ~
the Lat0nia and American Derbirs.

SARATOGA. y. Y. Aug. 21.-A. Macom-
her, the millionaire turfman who recently
paid 50, 5000 for three horses, to-day
purchased the Latonia and American
Derby winner Dodge for $40, 600. This IL
the biggest price that has been paid for
n three-ysar-old colt during the last
fifteen years.
James Butler announced to-day that
he has received satisfactory assurances
that racing would he permitted in
Juarex. Mexico. this winter. NJ date for
the opening has been arranged.
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H TO TRAVEL.

Eddie Mahan captain of the 1915
Harvard football team. will leave to-
morrow for san Francisco 10 take up his
new duties as assistant coach OF foot
ball at the | University OF California. The
announcement was made from Demo.
cratic headquarters. where Mahan has
been acting ms head OF the college mems
division OF the Wilson League.
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VOLGAR A NADEL.

Benny Volgar defeated Twin Nadel OF
Chicago in the star ten round bout IN the
Military A.. e, In Brooklyn last night.
Nolgar. former ll5 pound METROPOLITAN
amateur champion. forced the milling All
tho way. Nadel Is one OF the most re-
cen. additions to the professional ranks.
having boxed as an amateur in the
Windy City.
In tho semi-hnal bout Of ten rounds
George Ashe OF Philadelphia outpointsd
Soldier Kelley.
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CLINE AND LYNCH WIN.

IN. lh'sy cline and Joe Lynch were
n. or,,nhers ~ their respective bouts In
chi. .mp'c A. G. In Harlem last night.
Ten ook N" measure Of Sailor VoIk In
vr.du.'us ana Lynch outpointed Abe
"N"ah over the same route.
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WINS THREE RACES,
YET PROVES LOSER
John SanfOrd's Horses Are
Bid Up, Leaving Def
icit Of 5000.
CRANK TAKES FEATURE

SARATOGA. N. Y, Aug. 2l.-Docs 1t
pay to win three races worth In the ag-
sreGate 1850 and have your horses bid
up 1920. leaving a deficit Of s?.6so"
Such was the question racegoers asked
each other after John Sanford. a State
Racing Commissioner. n member Of the
Jockey Club n one Of the wealthiest
patrons Of the turf. had captured the
first. third and NTH races at the track
this afternoon with Leochares. Bac and
st. 1s!dore respectively. 1t will be seen
by these figures that II Sanford did not
bet on his horses his victories were very
costly.
The only race that was Of any hnan.
benent-except the question Of he's
to Sanford was the first race, which
I.eochares won In n gallop after running
the six furlong course In I :l2. the fast
est six furlongs of the meeting. This
was a condition race. with allowances
for non-winners. As Leochares has not
started since the Laurel meeting last
fail he was asked TO carry only IL
pounds. He had worked well. n M
tho strength OF this was well backed In
the early prices and again at the close,
when his odds had drifted 10 2 to 8.
That victory Melted Sanford $40.
1t was BAG and 81. Isidore that proved
the financial obstacle 10 Sanford.
BIG wagers Reported.
Bac was quoted at : to 20. with 1 70 >
the ruling odds. and st. Isidore at 1 to 4.
with ! to s the general price. Whether
Sanford backed his horses for a large
amount at these prices II was imposs!-
BILE 10 discover. one report had IL tina.
he had bet 400. 600 On each horse. an
other credited him with only half this
amount. hut whatever the amount bet.
Sanford seemed In no degree cast down
by the bidding up OF his horses and
laughingly said after the inalb bid up.
ITS all In the game"
Bac had to be ridden out with the
whip 10 win. 81. lsidore won In "A COM
mon eantcr. nara heid gu the way. Bac
VAS oHered AT SAFE ior sl'ooo. ana Henry
sIhk. the owner OF sasln. ths second
norse, pa nm w 10 so;ooo' Saiiiords
.A,ner sa,u 20 aua''loh"i anu bat wen,
.soo s."p .. iuoae' eh,e.eu
.na ,o,Wn, =, , a., o".
msr ..id ,ha, ~. - 80
ing would hay. 49, u'a,, go n, sss"a
hut th.t sanford NO. ircLv 90 ..sr,n.,
with only 1000 hid On ~ Isldore rs
he Is a three-year-old worth az oeo
Crank Takes the Albany.
TIL. Aiharv u.na,cao On. ,uor-
o.os: Al SIX tuIlohss' was the pig feature
the winner which WAS 5000 OF tho
amount rua ranteed bv tho association
II resulted I'm AN easy yIctorv Tor crank
the game little colt by Coli tina, carried
samuel Ross's white. red and blue Dolka
dots.
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Mount .., .. .. IT..
~" Jn mt- symnI lengths At turn for home by gMng wide Sue auay in conrend
Mp N"n" Id no cxn.c DIy o n veil ~d to his trtt form but vas ut%a.-J" f
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o.. Leuhares broke slowly. raced into q conenitne position OF outside in first thee
a", si tsGS S@, TO rom, vi, r.%ossr d nan out a, n h S% sm e., rlnp1 hin a; he pssd
antr bsr hanims. soud ave mad: 4 more interesting Sir John JGhmon had . wTa
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HANDICAP C~LAss-THIRD DIVISION
START. e:G-CorRSE. IS MILES.
Spider. Mise Z. y. Hoffman. <St 81
Bug ii, Mise A. Rouammer q 90 100
Corrected time on Spider. 1915 ? Bug H..
2:i1: 81. Time at end OF nrst round: Spider.
SJ7aG; Bug IL. <07:S?.
NEW YORK C. c. DINGHlEs-sTART. $50
COURSE. 365 MILES.
Nercury- Mias MAY Moran. 1 % %
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-timrn eny .AMei starters. sratch~-rlNmMnm
Crank AMI Deer rap rad In close company for first quarter Of 4 mile when Grant
drew away and though hustled to the end, always. held latter safe Deer Tp eaMy best
OF others queen Of The Water. back with second division I'm early stages slipped through
on inside entering hon"rech. finished in same manner and. though rot threatening
t" Two va a. s': I'll S be-, OF cf Has: o., teuhn iodhaed asan. ,h h" winner ansre b. STTaS Ms ga hi
but not allowed
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s MAIN T- NTT SNUn ETTr KpuuT1n TUEf MTT- NZmdo
St In@e the c;. waited With on the pac in nS, SIX inonss and then won't 70
wuuy raced TO tcN form, and mWh not TN ammns w,nne held others safe Miss.
mile Winner bid UP to samS and bought in by owner
zen SMITH RACE Twoyoarods Conditions Five and = half fuhnE. Pure
/ lOS 500 inn iM Al post 5N OFT tG Winner N Z. III BURG -veu,rs
owrcrH p WHITNEY. Trainer Jane Rove Start good Won driving TMe
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s,,aow club Singles, First Round.
h.''', rtnai. lphin. defeated e. Van In
Es New York, IS, Ga: Edward II.
rhnnnm.y New York. defeated f.. +.
;is.sS ! A N".Fs'Sw"' r h i'd f@i: 'd de-!
rs.i II II S,ebbinr. New York, Go.
j,,,nn" a Dionn". New York. defeated
co,.pp.. n Hun. Sew York. G-l. 6-i: q.
,hg,' Ihiindslphia. 60. 90. Ar
ws.,S ciag.n. Sew York. defeated +. W.
MI N'W YORK, 60, 80; Hachtshiro
,.r. 'Nl, Japan defeated Paul vandsrven-
H. san Ft,nclsco. dcfcattt ralph /
JAZZ. New YORK., ca, "a; II, Van Dyke
Icy \. san Francisco. defeated II. L. Coax
NV Vow 'it, Ct, g.; Elon u, Hooker,
rad p 81 Winners by default: Con-
n, 9, Doyle. Washington: Ichiya Kuma-
EoSpah' Theodore r. Peii, New York
p.smsa'" vosne'l, New York; John 8
w%iais o A ! BIdaic; Philadelphia: n
XInHd,N ! A. N. Hyde, Morrlstown,
" DicHssarrS : rerk,r. ceLerhurst., n. Y;
Mono kound-R Norris williams ID.
New ocphia, d''eat'd Douglas 8. Waters.
nd, yS,tans 8. ia; Joseph A. Rich.
sostAanmn~,o YORK defeated W. L. Nil.s,
Ssss, Nsw York. defeated Lou Is'r,cn n
W,.A.orh s--i. al: Conrad n Doyie.
Phiisa.t,pn, d G., defeated a. j. Bidair,
trnss,opph 80 60; Arthur X. Cofey.
AAuu,,samp,on ~, -: Count Otto s,im.
N'yY'a' defeated william Rand Sd, rye.
man ~ ~ -, s--s: Frederick G. In.
touth, nm, fork defeated Lay Martin.
NV: whl,1ey she psrl.on." nns'yy ~ o.
'''odari. New Haven, ~ :"
Omaha daily bee., 1916-05-11
All Fourteen Play
Supervisors Pass
the Examinations

Chairman Hummcl Of the Recreation
board announces that all of the fourteen
Young women who took examinations for
positions as playground supervisors
passed the required tests The names
are ellen Hopkins *. A. RYAN. Nora
Altstadt. Alice Mcmahon. Alberta r.
liadley. Ruth Rlnchart, Anne Mullen,
Cornelia MacDoHgnll Jean Rergcr Besso
Howard. cordua Havcrly, Anna n A.
wood, May Taylor and Dolores Breeac.
Members of the flecfeation board 70.
leeted fifteen from rs applicants for the
examination tests Fourteen of the NJ.
teen were examined, The names win be
sent 70 the city council for confirmation
next Tuesday morning, and on Thursday
evening NJ next week tho Recreation
board viii make the Assignments 70 the
playground.
Twelve nf the fourteen viii he assigned
10 regular placea one Will be engaged
as relief supervisor hnd the fourteenth
10 he engaged as services may be- needed.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-05-11
LABORERS' STRIKE
IS SPREADING OUT
Many More Join Those Who
Walked Out on the Larger Jobs
on Tuesday Morning.
NO DISORDER HAS BEEN NOTICED

Tho strike of laborers on the
building jobs in Omaha spread over
wider areas yesterday, so that while
tho walkouts Monday and Tuesday
were ON the larger Jobs they oc-
Cured yesterday on the Jobs OF
lesser magnitude in various parts
of the city, None have returned to
the larger Jobs
LaDorers employed by Alexander
Beck. contractor. went out on the
construction Of the Milton and the
Melrose apartments. Nineteenth and
Jones streets and Tbirty-thlrd and
California streets, respectively,
They walked out on the construction of
the new state hospital at Forty second
and Dewey avenue.
some stay nj work.
Grant Parsons. contractor, reports that
five men walked out Of his Job yester-
day III the construction Of the big garage
for the Omaha Van and Storage company
at Seventeenth and Leavenworih streets
Three Of tho men refused TO go out and
kept right on working.
Al noon il was reported that work gas
suil In normal progress on the construc-
tion Of the ldeiin apartments which job
ia In tho hands Of Peter kie@it A. sons.
contractors.
The Business Mems association IN
Omaha is holding daily meetings, but
making public nothing Of lts plans or
contemplations. This association Ia or.
ganlzed to consider ways and means Of
conserving the business mons interests
during time Ct strike or threatened strike,
Omaha daily bee., 1916-05-11
Californians, En-
Route to New York,
Visiting in Omaha

Touring from coast 10 coast in q high
powered machine, Mr. and Mrs. NJ. G.
Stearns Of Los Angeles. enroute to New
York city, are visiting IN Omaha for
few days. They made the trip from the
southern California metropolis TO Omaha
in two weeks The western motorists
registered nj tile downtown headquarters
OF tho Omaha Automobile club IN the
Hotel Fontenclle
other automobile tourists who applied
At the local club headquarters for road
Information were
p. J. Tnman Of York Neb, enroute 10
Davenport, is.
II. 0. Krasne Of Kansas city who
n1otored 10 Omaha and who VIII re-
turn after n few days visit
John wakeley Of Chicago u enroute to
III PaEo, Tex.
All Of the tourists gave favorable re-
ports on the condition Of hgh@ays lead
ing into Omaha.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-05-11
Mercury Makes Big
Drop, with Killing
Frost in Far West

quito drop in temperature was reg
istercd at omaha and other Nebraska
points Tuesday In omaha the fan was
from 80 degrees Tuesday at =. NJ to 81
degrees at a. M. "Wednesday The wind
switched from the south to the north
In Grand Island tho temperature felt
from 20 to l2; IN lioldreBc from oi 70 50
and In Valentine from % to a.
Frost Is predicted by the weather hu.
reau FOR Nebraska tonight. though II is
not mentioned In the Omaha forecast. tho
latter being "fair tonight and Thursday
Much cooler tonight. Rlslng temperature
Thursday"
killing frosts occurred Tuesday night
IN one of the great fruit regions ~ the
country. southeastern Oregon, Idaho and
northern Nevada. some temperatures re-.
ported being as low as 2e.