davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1916-12-08

Rzym, 8. grudnia. - Papicz Be-
nedykt XIV. odbyl wczoraJ publi-
czny .konsystorz W Hall Beatyfi-
kacvi II Sw. Piotra, W obecnoScl
Acknowledgement tfunloW, zebra
nych W katedrze. Papiez udzielli
kapeluszy kardynalskich nowo
mianowanym kardynaiom kto-
rych naazwiska poprzednio telc--
granny ogiosiIy; nastepnie Papiez
przyjal przysiege cd kardynala
Gaspari'ego, zamianowanego kan-
clcrzem KoScio}a. w allokucyi
wygloszonej W czasie sesyi Kon-
syStorza Papiez potepia} rejdy a
wiatyczne ma spokojne miasta, nj
szczenie Swiqtyn i dziel sztrrki, O.
raz wzywai do piracy dla Pokoju.
Amerykanie obecni wSrod widow
wolaIi: ,,Niech zyjc Papiez Poko-
juH' Francuzi zawolah: ,,Ojcze
Sw. blogosiaw Francye" Pa
piez rTSmiechem zwrocif sic ku
rim, b}ogosiawiac. E. Kardynala
Belgii, X. Mercicra ME byfo ma
Konsystorzu: ME puscili 60
Niemcy = podobno ma on nawet
bye rwieziony W swym paiacu.. +.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1916-12-08
KRWAWE
WIESCI Z MEXYKU.

Ell Paso, Tex. 8 grudnia. -
Wcdlc otrzymanych til ostIt.
Mo WiadomoSci do listv ".
lnordoWanych prZez bandytow
Will ol!ar przybywajq cd czasow
pOdjecia przez Meg" na nowo ak
cyl W p6inocnym McNyku try
nazwiska cudzozicmc6w. Il mia.
nowicic dwu Amcrykan"w jed.
nc%o .Anglika.
PrzybyIi til wczoraj zbicsowit
opowiadaja, zc gdy NilliSci zaj-'
mowali Parral, uiiarq ich padi
Howard Gray. obywatcl amcry~
kahski. ktorego najpierw "a
strzelono, a nastepn;c powicszo.
no -na podw6rzu jego domu. PU.
dobny los spotkal drugicGo Amc-
rykanina nazwiSkicm Foster, kto-
reSo ciaIo bandyci spalili. Trzcciq
ofiarq bandyt6w padE GiulIermo
Snyman, syn anSiclskiego gene
rafa, znanego czas0w wojny L
Bocrami. Zamordowano 90 W
San Pablo Mcsqui, W poblizu
miaSta Chihuahua.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1916-12-08
.Echa zatopienia ARABIA"
Krwawe wieSCi Z Mexyku.
KardynaF Gibbons przeciwko suffragium.
Speku|anCi odpOwiedziaIni "a drozyzne'
Ministerstwa oglaszaja swe sprawozdania.
lime Telegrarny.
terstwa oglaszaja swe sprawozdania
lime TelegranY.

staraJqC sic zaStO>UWaC do pre-.
il>oW praWa miedzynarodowcgu,
IT dcJmuJq na nowo bcHwzgl"IHc
rctody prowadzenia Rampant,
W takim razic Amcrycc mic pozJ-
-t;nic mic inncSo, jak wypcini..
>wc %rozby i zcrwaj Storunki dy.
pIomatycHnc Wiarolomnym rz3.
Gem tcutoISkin.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1916-12-08

BukareSztu podobno 5000 Jen-
COW; bitwy pod Bukareszten1 ME
byfo wlaSciwie - byla wielka Ii
czba stare wiekszych mniejszych
W okolicy, ale tel walnej rozpra-
wy oczekiwanej Gala rumunsk4
siIa - dotad ME bylo. Wojska te
sa W odwrocie, spiesznie ratujac
sic przed otoczeniem przez pre-
mozne liczbowo armie centralne,
poniewaz armie cenniejsze So cd
stolicy, ktora odzyskac mona, a
wytraconych wojsk - ME: tedy
cofaja sic ku p61nocy prawdo-
podobnie zatrzymaja sic ma ja-
kiejS linii obron, jak przypuszcza-
ia ma wschod Cd wawozu Predeal,
do rzeki Seret, SrodIkiem kraju
plynacej: tamby mieli Rumuni
oparcie jednego skrzydla o CORY,
a drugiego ma rzece; nadto LIMA
to bylaby krotka, wiec wiele woj-
ska daloby sic ma niej skupic i je-
szcze Z Rosyi hnia ia dostepna,
co uiatwi transporty posifkow i
potrzeb wojennych. Ma ogol sa--
dza ewakuacye Bukaresztu jako
dobry krok Rumunow do wydo-
stania sic bardzo trudnego polo
zenia komenda Sprzymierzonych
smieje sic gadania Niemcow o
Stu tysiacach pojmanych Rumu-
now ! podaje, IL chyba ludnoSc
cywilnq rachuja, bo wojska ru--
munskie wycofano cafo, a nawet
ow zajety przez Niemcow kon-
tyngens Ostrowy nigdy ME liczy}
wiecej, niz dywizye; Niemcy "a
jawszy Bukareszt dostali nowych
100000 ludzi do karmienia - sa-
me pisma niemieckie przyznaja,
re to klopot Z takiem zwycie-
stwem. :. Komenda rumunska o.
5wiadcza, IL ma prowadzenie VOL
ny zajecie Bukaresztu wplywu
mice nic bedzie zadnego, choc
ME ignoruje sic bynajmniej wra-
zenia moralnego straty teryto-
ryalnej - chwilowej... Piotro-
grod przyznai goiosiownie -
ewakuacye Bukaresztu. Rapor-
tow niema.
Berlin, s. grudnia. - Komuni-
katy niemieckie podaja: W Walki /
utarczki tylnemi strazami armii
rumuhskiej W odwrocie trwaja W
pe1ni - wzieto w okolicach Buka-
resztu oko}o 10000 Rumunow do
niewoli, w tenn zg6ra stu Office
row; zdobyto nadto Z wiele zyw-
nosci, wagonow koIejowych, "a
pasow wszelakich i nafty; Mem
cy zajmuja pola naftowe rumuh-
skie i gotuja sic do ich exploata-
cyl. Zajeto ma p6}noc cd Bukare
STU oproznione przez Rumun0w
miejscowoSci: Ploeszti, Canrpina
/ Sinaia letnia rezydencye kro-
low rumunskich Wojska Central
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1916-12-08
z TEATRoW WOJNY.
PO ZAJECIU BUKARESZTU

Londyn, 8. grudnia- - WoJska
Centralnych pra W dalszym cia-
gu ma cofajacych sic Rumunow /
Rosyan - W kierunku p0lnocno-
wschodnim, a jednoczeSnie konso
liduja linie licza zdobycze brrka-
resztenskie. Wzieto W okolicach
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1916-12-08
Ruch Parowcow.

PRZYBYLY: Wellington: Kurow.
. San F'rancisco: San Pedro, Tsu--
yama Maru.
ODESZLY: Genua: Caserta. -
Krikwall: Hellig Olav. - Falmouth:
Noordam. Kopenhaga: oscar II.
= Sydney: Ventura.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1916-12-08
Z FRANCYI.

Paryz, 8. grudnia. - Lzba De-
putowanych uchwalila wiekszos~
cia 344 glosow przeciw 16O, vo-
tum ufno5ci dla rzadu i mlnlste-
ryum - zdajc SIG ze ME bedzlc
przesilenia zadmego, nj zmlan "
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1916-12-08
NiemaMowyoPokOju!
PO zAJECIU BUKARESzTU.
Walk ma innych Teatrach.
We Francyi / we W1oszech.
SprawY Morskie.
NNE TELEGRAMY.
-w,wYG AYrY YI@AYNxYrT0n7
: NNE TELEGRAMY.
ZWATYKANU: KONSYSTORZ.
Z Grecyi.
Z Teatrow Wojny

Sprawa reorganizacyi gabi-
netu ninisteryalnego Anglii do
nios1oscia swa przycmiewa wy
padki na teatrach wojennych
zaszSe; Rad Lloyd-George'a a.
nj mysli o pokoju, wbrew "a
powiedzion niernieckim.
Ma teatrach wojennych mic
waznego niema: Niemcy zajaw-
sly Bukareszt - konsoliduja
zdobyte linie i rachuja zdoby-
cze, we W{oszech Austryacy
kontratakowali ma Karsie -
odparci, pod Verdun Niemcy
wzieli Francuzom jedno wzgo-
RE niespodziewanym atakiem.
Ma morzach dalsze tepienie
statkow handlowych.
w Grecyi cisza - pred bu-
RIA. :.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1916-12-08
INNE TELEGRAMY.
co SIZE DzIEJE w GRECYI?

Paryz, s. grudnia. - DIS O.
g}oszono blokade port6w gree
kich - jako kare "a ostatnic ME
przyJazne postepoWanie rzadu
krolewskiego i strzelanine w Ate
mach ma zo}nierzy francuskich.
Ateny, 8. grudnia. - W ,.,c-
mach trivia przeSladowaanic vie
zienie Venizelosistow w ca}ej pei
nj. L krola byli ma konferencyi po-
slowic angielski, wloski rosyjski
i zadali wytl6maczenia postepo--
wanna tegoz rzadu krolewskiego
- domagaja sic oni oddania po-
nownego kontroli kolei. poczt i
telegraiow greckich Sprzymicrzo-
nym, kt6rq to kontrole rad kr6-
lewski po ostatnich walkach W A
tcnach zn6w wziai w swe wlasne
recc. Podobno krol Konstantyn u
stepowat ME mySli i gotGw jest
wytrzynaG blokade: Grecya ma
bye ma 20 dni zaopatrzona W zy-
whose / inne potrzeby. Neutral
nych pahstw poslowie wnieSli
protesty do rzadu krolewskiego
przeciwko ziemu traktowaniu We
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1916-12-08
Kalendarzvk.

Jutro, 9 grudnia: Sw. Leokadyi.
. Sw. Waleryi.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1916-12-08

J. B. Pallasch wypozycza pieniadze
ma realnoSG, sprzedaje karty okreto-
we / realnos6. 1146 Noble ul.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1916-12-08
nych weszfy do Bukaresztu wSrod

nych weszly do Bukaresztu wSrod
entuzyastycznych powitah ze
strony ludnoSci. .. (?!... To
juz chyba ostateczna blaga!... I
czego rumuhska ludnosc stolicy
cieszycby sic miala, widzac wro-
ga wkraczajacego do swego mia
sta?. .. Przyp. Red. D. c.
Cesarz Wilhelm przyslai pis-
mo dziekczynne do gen.Mackense
ma jego wojsk powodu wziecia
Bukaresztu. w Berlinie / innych
miastach powiewaja wszedzie fla
gi; pisma wyrazaja przekonanle,
IL Rufnunia juz sic ME liczy jake
czynnik wojenny "a jej armia y,
oraz - ze zapeWne ma przysziosc
iako panstwo zostanie znleslona,.,
(Czysto po niemiecku. y
z MACEDONII.
Berlin, s. grudnia. - RAPPORT Z
okolic Monastyru podaje, IL tam
w okolicy Trnovy Bulgarzy ode
brali Serbom gore pewna mad
Crna Reka i jej pozycye ostatnio
zdobyte; mad Struma atakowali
Anglicy, lecz zniesiono ich og-
MEM bateryi bulgarskich.
Saloniki, 8. grudnia. - Ma pol
noe cd Monastyru trivia gwaitow-
ny ogien dzia}owy - Niemcy z
Bufgarami przypuScili pebny atak
ma gore i miejscowoSt Sokol IL
dalo i'm sic zdobyc je czeSciowo.
Pod Seres Anglicy wzieli jeden o.
kop Turkom tam dzia1ajacym.
z POLSKI.
Piotrogrod, 8. grudnia. - Ra-
port rosyjski wzmiankuje dis
walk pod Szelwowem, gdzie
Niemcy atakowali, zdobyli czesc
okopu, nastepnie wyrzuceni ze1i
zostali. Pod Harbuzowem Hula |
nowcami byfy tez utarczki - ata-
XII tam niemieckie znieSiono. w
karpatach wStrzymano dzialania
L powodu gestych mgie].
Berlin, s. grudnia. - RAPPORT Z
Wolynia podaje, IL mad kugiem
rzeka wzieto posterunek rosyjski
i slime jego pozycye, ktore utrzy-
mano mimo 5ciokrotnego
kontrataku Rosyan. Ma zachod cd
Tarnopola Zafoziec w dwu IL
tarczkach wzieto 120 jehcow ro-
z WLOCH.
Rzym, 8. grudnia. - Ma Karsie
wzmozona kanonada pozycyi
austryackich: nieprzyjaciel diva
razy atakowa1 pozycye ma gorze
N. 2O8 - "a kazdym go razem re
stratami odparto. Hydroplany au
stryackie bombardowa1y Aquilee
- pociski zabily tam jedna kobie
te i rani}y jedno dziecko; W odp}a-
Gle W7osi zbombardowali ze
swych aeroplanow zaklady porto
we Tryestu i Hungary awiatyczne
pod Prodecca. Wszystkie maszy-
nv caIo wrocily.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1916-12-08
Z ANTYSUFRAzYSTOW-
SKIEJ KONWENCYI.

Washington, 8 grudnla. -
Wczoraj odbylo sic tn otwarcie
antisuirazystowskicj konwency,,
ma kt6rq przybyli delegaci re
wszystkich czesci Stanow Ijed-
noczonych. Wypowicdziano kill
ka przemowich, w ktGrych pod
noszono, ze kobicty majq przed
sobq innc wazniejsze zadania nii
ubieganic sic o r0wnouprawnic.
ME polityczne. Parma Alice Hill
Chittcndcn L NOwcgo Yorku od-
czytala list cksSenatora Elihu
Root, kt6ry twierdzi. &c przyjecie
poprawki do konstytucyi federal
ncj W mysl zqdania sufrazystek
sprzeciwialoby sic duchowi anne
rykahskich instytucyi byfoby
pogwalccnicm praw ludnosci W
poszczeg6lnych Stanach.
Wiclkic zaintercsowanic obu
dziIo pismo nadcsianc przez E.
kardyna}a Gibbonsa, ktory twier.
dzi. zc rownouprawnienie kobier
pozbawi}oby jc przyrodzonego
wdzieku ich charakteru, dajac i'm
W zamian "a to jedynie meska
arogancye efronterye.
w imicniu generala Leonardo
Wood'a, kt6ry ME m6gi przybyc
przemawiaf Frederick Huideko--
per. wzywajqc antisufrazystki, a.
by pracoAaly dla wzmocnienia
pogotowia zbrojncgo, panna zas
Mabel Boardman Amerykah-
skicgo Czerwonego krzyza przcd
stawiaia szcroki zakres prac
spelniajacych przez te instytu-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1916-12-08
SPEKULANCI ODPOWIE-
DZIALNI IA DROZYZNE.

Zainicyowane ostatnio / prowa--
dzone wielka energiq przez
wIadze federalne slcdztwo W
sprawie panujacej drozyzny wy
kazuje osiagnietych juz do
tychczas rezultatow, re "a nlenor'
malny wzrost cen odpowiedzialni
] W niekt6rych przynajmnle!
wypadkach spekulanci zywnosclo
wi, kt6rzy dzialaja W porozumle'
niu, celem wyzysku og6lu ludno-
sci.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1916-12-08
Z FRANCYI.
Berlin. 8 grudnia

Berlin, 8. grudnia. - RAPPORT L
armii Kronprynca, dzialajacej mad
Moza donosi, IL lNiemcy silnym Ii
niowym atakiem zdobyli gore N.
3O4. pozycye francuskie pod mia
i ma niej. Wzieto tam 100 jehcow
5ciu oficerami; rozpoczeto
znow ataki ma francuskie pozycye
Trupiej Cory.
Paryz-Londyn, 8. grudnia. -
RAPPORT francuski donosi o ozy-
wionej kanonadzie mad Moza w O.
kolicy CORY N. 3O4. Ma angiel-
skiem skrzydle ma calej linii ka-
nonada okopowa, najsilniejsza W
Okolicv Thiepval.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1916-12-08
SPRAWY MORSKIE.

Londyn, 3. grudHla. - LatOplO-
ne zosta}y przsz Niemcow :dunski
statek ,,Nexos" - zaloga ocalo-
ma ,hiszpohskie parowce Julia
Benito"zaioga ocalona ,,Gerona'
los zafogi nieznany, rosyjski paro
wiec Ans" los zalogi nieznany,
norweski parowiec Ella" - los
za}ogi nieznany, duhskie zaglow-
ce ,,Halfdan" ,,Marie" los ich "a
log ME znanv.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1916-12-08
Z WATYKANU.

kOmcndZie armlE
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1916-12-08

Sworn statement to the U.S.P. o.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-06-01
MISS MOLLA BJUJRSTEDT
REACHES FINAL ROUND
Singles Champion Defeats Miss
Balm and Mrs. lie Roy in
Merton Title Tennis

HAVERFORD, Pa, June by win
ming two matches in less than an hour, Miss
Molla Bjurstedt, holder of the women's
national turf, clay and tennis title, today
advanced to the final round of the Wo-
mems Pennsylvania and Eastern States
courts at the Merton Cricket Club, Haver-
ford. In the round before the semifinal
Miss Bjurstedt defeated Miss Florence Bal
lin, west Side, 6-2, 60, and In the semifinal
she won over Mrs. Robert Leroy, also of
West Side, at 60, 81.
In her hve singles matches to date Miss
Bjurstedt has not dropped more than two
games in any one set and has lost only
eight games In ten SETS In both of today's
matches Miss Bjurstedt played almost en-
tireIy at the base line and sometimes a
few feet outside. From this point she
drove beautifully with both forehand and
baelhand on very rare occasions she ad-
vanced to a position at midcourt, where
she usually killed OF any sustained rally
with a well-executed volley or half volley.
Miss Bjurstedts drives had lots of pace
and were kept uncomfortably close to her
opponents base line In her hrst match
today, Miss Bjurstedt scored 2S points In
the first set and 26 in the second, against
lb Tor Miss Balm In the first and 10 In
the second, a grand total of 54 to 25 In the
other matches points were 81 for Miss
Bturstedt 26 in one set and Ss in the other,
10 SO for Mrs. Leroy, IL In the hrst and 2S
in the second. Mrs. LeRoy's one game In
the second was prolonged affair, In which
there were dozen deuce points.
Miss Agnes Kennedy, Merton, advanced
to the semi-apal in consolation singles by
defeating Miss Marie Coates. also OF
Merton, at ga, ga. and In consolation dou-
bles MISS Elsa Reath and Miss Emelie
Kennedy reached the final, winning in the
semihnals over Mrs. v. N, Bieg and Miss
Evelyn Runk, AS, TO, Ga.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-06-01
MAXEY LONGS RECORD FOR 44O
MAY FALL IN LIBERTY GAMES
Meredith, Dismond and Other Stars Will At
tempt to Lower Straightaway Mark
at Sheepshead Bay
BY ROBERT w. MAXWELL

yided so that there will be no chance OF
the men slipping at the start.
OF all the standard distances the quar-
ter-mile race is considered by athletes as
the most difficult. 1t has been classed as
a middle distance event by many Years
ago. perhaps, 1t did belong to the list Of
middle-distance events, but we don't think
1t should be considered as such today. It
should be considered as a long-distance
sprint because of the records that have
been made by our quarter-milers, Today
an athlete who hopes to win an American
championship at this distance must be a
sprinter and a real good sprinter at that.
Maxey Longs Record ,''T .'o3'- -,
For instance, take the record of Maxey
Long. To run quarter of mile In AZ
seconds as he did means that he must have
been able to run hundred yards in close
to 10 seconds. Long was capable OF such
a performance, as the records show that he
covered the century" on several occasions
in 10 seconds fiat Tied" Meredith also
has negotiated 100 yards in 10 seconds
Only recently he won the 100, 220 and 440
yards events in a dual meet iE times that
stamp him as q great sprinter as we'll as
a wonderful Tniddle-distance runner.
Meredith has all of the requirements OF
a good quarter-miler. In all of the quarter
mile championship races of recent years, the
man who has been good sprinter has
generally come through. To succeed as
quarter-mller, q man not only has to be
a sprinter, but he must be as game as a
pebble and well able to go the distance.
Meredith has shown that he has all of
these requirements and he has good
chance to break the worlds record for that
distance Sunday.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-06-01

to say the least, and takes one completely
Off his guard,
The stockings have an interesting his
tory, according to Golfer Lindsay
Ever hear of Lindsay. the famous bicy-
cllst 20 years ago2" asked Lindsay.
mo" cried the audience almost too
promptly.
We'll, ho wore these socks Prosit I" And
the modern Lindsay gave the ancient hose
an extra hitch as they would have ruff,
fed about his ankles.
Feminine Cigarettes and Golf
Just as nilady's cigarettes have crept into
the best hotels and restaurants, to be not
only tolerated, but encouraged, so are they
taking possession of the country clubs.
The latest is the need of the woman golf
er for puffs between shots on the golf
links to steady her nerves, just as ire
masculine golfer needs them. Though ...e
etiquette of scheduled matches seems to
ffrown on feminine smoking, the fad is seen
In action many times in private contests.
In discussion on economy during the
recent women's championships at White
marsh one of the fair contestants decided
that cigarette bills were getting too high.
Think I'll just cut out cigarettes" she
said. Just think of all the golf lessons
I could take for the money I would save
every week"
Classy Clarey Stops Fighting
Edward Clarey, woodburys shining light,
who has made his bow with bang to Phil
adelphla golf this season for the first time,
has jumped into local respect in only two
Journeys.
His great play at Atlantic City was the
feature of the classic spring tourney there,
and he went long way toward winning
the Silver Cross next month when he got
157 for the first 36 holes at the Cricket Club
this week.
His game will develop rapidly in the
next month. He admits now that his for
mer fault lay in his great desire to fight
the ball instead of treating 1t with due
respect. He formerly tried to knock the
cover Off anything. He now is on the
right track and his rounds in the recent
tourney proved 1t when he broke 80 both
times.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-06-01
Event Suggests Many
Other Similar Ones to
Clubs -"Those Hose"
Clarey a Conner
By SANDY McN1BL1CK

n roTHERs and daughters, fathers and
lNI daughters, as we'll as some of each and
sons, will gather at grips tomorrow over
the links of the Springhaven Country Club
IN the renovated Pater ct Fllius event, now
entitled the Parent and Child Tournament.
Entries of all possible combinations have
been received by Francis Il. Warner, sec
retary of the Golf Association of Phila-
delphia, and for n Simon-pure frolic the
event promises to be llveller than ever.
MANY regret the exit Of the one classical
name on the regular schedule, but the
committees of the past got tired OF trans
iatlng the Latin words and decided 10 put
the new title in unadorned English.
This will be the sixth time the event has
been contested Last year Pater ]. p. Mac
Bean ct Filius j. p, Jr., won the title at
Whitemarsh, The family Is expected to
enter a team again, though IL ls proDauie
that Youthful Norman MacBean will be
called upon to take his brothers place, the
latter being in the throes of winding UP his
first year at Cornell.
Similar Events Discussed o.
The new event has brought up much dis
e,lssion Of having other Journeys of SINH
lar nature at various clubs. The annual
husband and wife tourney. which Mr. and
Mrs Il, G. Doyle won last year at North
Hills, is Immensely popular and many quite
city for such an avent on the regular sched-
tile of the Golf Association.
Another tournament that would be a flne
thing for Philadelphia golf, which depends
on the youth of the section, Is an event in
which the Child" part of the team would be
limited to tender age, children up to IA
years. for instance. North Hills and other
clubs have regular classes for children, and
many Of the youngsters show fine class. AT
the present time there is really no tourna-
ment for them, because the going In the
Junior championships is slightly too rapid
for them. Children likely would be bit
shy about entering a tournament all by
their tiny selves, but with a stern and fond
parent to steady them and promise them
licking If they did not help bring home the
prize, there might be some interesting golf.
Sockatorial Fixings
Since George w. Lindsay Aroniminlt, has
been won over to the regular use Of knick-
ers he has chosen mournful black to cover
his sturdy Flower legs That is his soques
are black up to the place where abroad the
royal Blue Garter is worn, but there Golfer
Lindsay has introduced some startling col
ors. r.,
The scheme of colors reminds one OF a
red, white, green and yellow plnwheel at
work against black night 1t is dazzling,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-06-01
That Providence Record

The long giant winning streak has
brought back into prominence that Provi-
dence record made in 1884, record Of 20
straight. The most remarkable feature of
this victorious span is that Charley Rad
bourne pitched in Is of the 20 games. y"
Radbourne started the spurt on August
by beating New York, to 2. He rested
the next day while Providence upset Phila-
delphia, to 0. Then, on August 0, Rad
bourne resumed again. beating Boston, l
to 0, 3 to 1, 4 to and to 0. Radbourne
then beat Cleveland, to 2. and Detroit,
to 2, resting for the last time on August
90, when Providence again beat Detroit, 8
to 2. From August 81 to September Rad
bourne won every game.
Here is the complete record-the' most
remarkable pitching achievement of all
time-as figured out by George Moreland:
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-06-01
FINAL POLO GAME FOR
WOODCREST CUP TODAY
Match Will Be Played at Philadelphia
Country Club

delphla. On Memorial Day more than 5000
enthusiasts crowded the stands at the Phil
adelphia Country Club while the field was
fringed with motorcars. The crowd seemed
to understand the technique OF the game
and the many little strategic plays which
punctuated the two games were greeted by
instant applause. This afternoon the Phil
adelphia Country Club and Bryn Mawr
team will meet in the final match for. the
Woodcrest Cup, and while there will be
matchea at Rala the annual tournament
season at Bryn Mawr opens on Saturday.