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Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1918-05-03

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;.49
Seal Rock Resort
Mary B. Knowles, Lot Blk 16 Amt
$40
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C. B. Crosno Lots 1,2,S Blk 2S Amt
$50
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The sun., 1918-08-12
sALoNY WINS YACHT RACE.
H. n. whittelsey's Craft Leads
Indian Harbor Entries.

GREENWICH. Conn. Aug. lin a
strong wind, blowing from the south
east this mornings the Salony. owned
by II. N. Whittelsey. was the winner
in the race among Indian Harbor one
design yachts. She made good time over
tho Ave and a half mile course. finishing
more than five minutes ahead OF Rich
ard H. Outwater's Wabesi. The sum-
mary:
START. l2tS.
H. NJ S
Salony II y. whittelsey ........l 81 10
Wabesi Richard II Outwater. ....2 o. -
sailed by walter II. Bowes
Hiuheehee, John W. Lewis. .......2 o. 30
Sailed by Abbot r. Brush.
The sun., 1918-08-12
.PAST!ME CLUB WINS
BRONX LEAGUE GAMES
Leads With 80, MohaWk Sec
ond, St. Anselm Third.

The Pastime Athletic Clup yousters
won team honors at the final outdoor
track and field meet Of The Bronx Ath-
letic League. at Macombs Park. The
Pastime lads gathered 80 points, The
Mohawk A. c. finished second with %
and the St Anselm's A. c. was third
with a tally of 10. The Pennant A. c..
the only other club in the league. was
fourth with points, Phe summaries:
Two Mile Run, Hsndlesp--won by
Frank Titterton, Pastims A. {. tscratchI {:
{. Lauth, ST. Anselm's A; {. $50 YARDS,
second Frank Wilson, Mohawk \. {. uea
100 Yard Dash. Handicap-Won by Fred
erick Harrison, Mohawk 4, {. IS ysrdsl {:
j. Pagac Pastine a. c, 90 YARDS, second !;
Arthur Washington, Mohawk 4, c. a
80 yard Run, Handicsp-won by C.
Beaser. st, Anselms A. c, as yardO;
Arthur Lazy, 81. Anss!m's A. G. $50 ysrdsl.
second; Louis windmuler. Pennant a. c.
ii Pound Shot Put Hsndicap--won by
]. GoldenberE. Pastime A. c. - feet.
with put OF a. feet . inches; Daniel Shea
Psstirne a. c. % feetl' With put Of 20
A. c. % feep, with put of tS feet inches.
Mi. Walk. Handicap--won by Louis
IAbowitI. Pastime A. c. Scratch kyran
ond; W. Redey, Pastine A C. as sscondsD.
third Time. 7:il s-b
Running Broad Jump, Handicnp--Won
by Paul courtois, Mohawk A. G. tscrstch y
man. Pastime a, c. q f.et. with jump
~ 20 feet 5 inches. second; Daniel Shea
Pastme A. c. 90 fe"D, with jump of 30
feet so inches, third
Point score-Psstime A. G., 80, Mohawk
a. C, %. st. Anselm's A. C. 10. Pennant
A. C.. ..
The sun., 1918-08-12
WAGNER TO START AUTOS.
Popular Omcial Unanimously Sc
leeted for Intsrna tionaI stakes,

Fred ]. Wagner last night was Sc
lected as starter for the 5000 Inter
national Sweepstakes TO be run at
Sheepshead Bay Speedway next Satur-
day afternoon. Wagner has served in
this capacity in every big automobile
race meet since the inception Of the
speedway. nearly twenty years ago.
He is regarded the best in his line.
1t will require starter Of Wagner's
ability to do justice to the task next
Saturday The race Is to be In five
heats. at two, ten. twenty. thirty and
fifty miles. The five champion drivers
who will compete for the rich purse
Ralph De Palma. Arthur Duray, Louis
Chevrolet, Ralph Milford and Dario
Resta--unanimousy agreed upon Wag-
ner.
Each OF the Ave heats is to be a flying
start. and Wagner will have to watch
alertly De Palma has posted his
s? 900 toward the 81; 900, while the
other four will put UP their share to-day
Reserved tickets will be placed on sale
this morning. 1t Is to 10 a popular
priced show.
The sun., 1918-08-12
ALTAR LEADS STARS.
Willis's Boat Wins Race on Man.
hasset Bay.
Special Dsspoich to TIE Sun.

PORT WAsHINGToN, L. l., Aug. IL
Edwin V. Willis, sailing his yacht AL
tair in one of the eeries of champion
ship races among craft Of the Star class
OF the Manhasset Bay. Port Washing
ton and Bayside Yacht clubs on Man
hasset Bay this afternoon breezed hon,s
an easy winner by over seven minutes
The victory OF the Affair was In marked
contrast TO the finishes of all the other
races. in which seconds separated the
yachts
The victory Of the Affair was received
with much satisfaction among the tars
Of the Port Washington Yacht Club. tho
colors of which the winner sailed r
DOench. sailing tho colors OF the Man
hasset Bay Yacht Club on tho Vega
finished second. thirty-six seconds ahead
Of Benjamin L. Linkheld Of the Bay
side Yacht Club. in the Taurus Every
one OF the nineteen starters finished.
The Manhasset Bay handicap class
provided an interesting dual race. r
Z. Raymond In the Arcadinn won from
r. W. Fraser In the sirene The sum.
mar,es:
Interclub Race-star clase Manhee.et B,y
Yacht Club course Start 3:li Course SIX
miles
The sun., 1918-08-12
PILLS BEAT GIANTS
IN MAKE BELIEVE
Watson Holds New York to
Two Hits in Exhibition
Game at New Haven.

Srr HAVEN, Conn. Aug. 1.-THE
p,uli., won the game here this after
,no, from the Giants, 3 to 0. II was
r,y,d at Lighthouse Point. a summer
...ort Ave miles out OF the city. and
S,o crowd attended. The Giants were
o,,,l,d by the twirline of the Pnila-
gslnhis pitcher. They made a total OF
NV two hits on him during the nine
The Giants played an errorless game
s,d prevented the Phillies from piling
90 . larger score. what looked like A
Yam, run for Cravath in the second
snlnr. was prevented by wilhoit. who
r,n,ursd the ball near the centre field
r,y,Ion one Of the features Of the
sers was the excellent all round play
irc Of without for the Giants.
Craysths batting was also feature.
TIA two runs made by the Phillies in
,hs fourth came from Crsvath's single.
VI Nit sent Williams over the home
n,ae and pushed Luderus to third, The
after scored on the hy knocked by
p,arce In the eighth inning the only
ether run scored was made by the sin
vlss OF Stock. Hemingway and Meusel,
Stock going over the plate for the third
so, The score.
The sun., 1918-08-12
MISS BOYLE EQUALS
SWIMMING RECORD
Covers 100 Yards in 1907 IS,
Worlds Best Time.
Special Despatch 10 TBs son.

BRIDoEPoRT. Conn, Aug ll.-Miss
Charlotte Boyle. premier woman swim
mer, equalled the worlds record for 100
yards over a straishtaway course in the
War Saving Water Carnival here yes
terday. Miss Boyle started from scratch
and finished in dead heat for first
honors with Miss Helen Maany, a thir-
teen-year-old rival. However. the race
was awarded to Miss Boyle az scratch
starter Miss Meaney was allowed II
seconds.
The timers at the finish clicked Miss
Boyle in ! :07 AS. giving her credit for
equallins the record set by Miss Dorothy
Burns at Los Angeles last year. Miss
boyle managed TO catch her rival in
the last few strokes and they touched
the float together. Twelve mermaids
started. Some received allowances as
high as 26 seconds
Duke Kahanamoku. the Hawaiian star,
suffered a defeat in the 100 yard handi-
cap race. The worlds champion was
beaten by John J. Curran of the Federal
Rendezvous, by barely two feet Cur
ran had an eight second start. while the
Duke started from scratch The sum
mary follows:
100 Yard Swim. Handicap, Men-won by
John j. Cnrrsn Federal Rendazvou. IS sec
onds p .no,d E Tsma Honolulu
Kahanamoku's time, 81 - seconds
100 Yard Swim Scratch CLOSED TO army
John J. Curran, Federsl Rendezvous second
NJ ? pickerson, Pelhsm Bay, third Time
minute seconds
$50 Yard Swim Metropolitan Association
championship. Won by Leo GieSel. una,-
tached j. w Nswnon, Pelham Bay, second:
G. j, Dixon. Pelham Bay, third Time. u
minutes 81 S-S seconds
50 Yard Swim. Hsndicap-won by Clarence,
+. Lane Honolulu tsCratchl; NJ p DicIer-
son; Pelham BAY % seconds, second Leo
Gebel New York A. c. lscratchl, third
Time, "a 80 seconds
100 Yard Back STROKE Swim. scratoh-won
by Harold +, Kruger, Honolulu; King Trosn
! minute seconds
100 Yard Swim, Handioap,-Dead hea, he.
tween Miss Charlotte Boyle, women's swim
ming Association tscrstch), and Miss Helen
Meany, unattached III seconds; Miss I,ou,ss
Boles, unattached q? seconds. third Tine,
! minute - seconds.
Fancy. Dve-won by Miss Helen Meany
unattached esls points; Mise Edna Cole
@S points second: Miss Veronica Game,
So 6 points third
The sun., 1918-08-12
LEONARD BOXES FRIDAY.
Champion VIII Take Fart in X. OF
c. show IN Brooklyn.

of Columbus War Fund show at Eb-
bets Field on Friday night, The show
originally was set for August 20, and
az Capt Frank Click ia staging "Yip,
Zip, Yaphank" at the Century Theatre
the week OF August 10 he could not
grant Leonard, who plays an important
part In the show. to box then.
The X. OF G. show has been showed
ahead to August 10 and capt. CLICK has
given Leonard permission to box. In
addition to letting Leonard fight Capt.
Click is bringing in seven of the strong.
est soldier athletes at Camp Upton to
give a battle OF mo Mans Land"
The sun., 1918-08-12

Continued
Ros for the week Of racing
gone conclusion for he had set his the of Dick wees ana
would
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w. Realm and rong
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Wednesday Mr. Wilson'S Hannibal lowered
been H.
whtneys Sticking 80
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NJ.
Andr lers Roa s.
The sun., 1918-08-12
RICHARDS DEFEATS
ANDERSON IN FINAL
Yonkers Youth Springs Big
Tennis Surprise in Five Sets
at WOOdmere Club.

Frank Anderson. tho sixteen-year -old
lad who has been the sensation OF the
local tennis season, was handed the sur
prise OF his career yesterday afternoon.
The champion of Long Island was de-
feated by Vincent Richards. one year
his Junior, in the final Of the Long Island
Junior centre tournament at the Wood
mere Club. Richards had to so ave
sets to turn the trick. with the scores
at SIS, So. g. SO, 6-l.
Richards won because he possessed
the greater stamina and that in itself
was considerable surprise Richards only
recently underwent an operation for ap-
pendtcitis and In long match had been
expected to weaken. His chances were
regarded ms nil after Anderson had won
tho first two sets
However. Richards conserved his en-
ersy. Anderson played at top speed in
the hrst two sets in an endeavor TO
wear his man down quickly. He was
all over the court, driving hard and
running hard, and when the third set
came along Anderson had only little left
IT was then that Richards came along
with great burst OF speed and smashed
his way TO victory In the third set. An
derson's four games In that set sang
his swan song. for the Yonkers youth
Just ran away from him in the next
two sets. Richards was powerful. fast
and accurate at the net and strong, too
mt the base line.
The Anal OF the doubles went nve
sets. too. with Anderson and Cecil Dom
aldson the victors. They defeated Abra-
ham Bassford Sd and Gerald Emerson
at Ga, Is, SIS. Sc. rs.
The real feature of fha dnphIav -,
in the semi-hnal round, IN the defeat
OF Richards and Harold Taylor by Bass
ford and Emerson at ga, 81, IS
Bassford and Emerson played a remark
able game together Individually they
were not the equals OF Richards and
Taylor. but the beaten pair did not act
in concert.
The sun., 1918-08-12
REDS AND CARDINALS
SPLIT DOUBLE BILL
Ninth Inning Rallies Mark
Both Contssts.

CINCINNATI Aug. l.-tNational)- -
Cincinnati made two strong ninth inning
finishes In the double header to-day with
st. Louis The frst onA won the game
8 TO 2. when triples by 8. Magee and
Grifith and q sacrifice ny scored two
runs. Up 10 the ninth ianins Doak had
allowed only ono hit.
In the second game Cincinnati again
scored two runs in the ninth by hard
hitting but could not overcome ths lead
Of st. Louis. who won, s to 8. thus
breaking even on the day. Hornsby
WAS put Of the field by Umpire Byron
in the fourth inning of the first game
for disputing a decision on called
strike. The scores:
The sun., 1918-08-12
Double Victory Encourages the Giants.

double
them
other The
the
their third in
series wi Brookly
The sun., 1918-08-12
PLAY WITH ONE CLUB.
wheaton Leads Golfers in Unusual
Event at 81. Adams.

John l. Wheaton, with a net rs, yes
terday won the Glass A medal play ham
dieap one club tournament of the st.
Adams Golf Club. Class d went to
George c. Tooker. with net SO.
three cornered tie resulted for sec
end place in Class A among w. II. Cur
tbs, B, L. Parsons and William C. Iior.
Each had an S. The summary Of Class
A follows:
John Wheaton, s2-ii, rs: w H.
ls IS; William c. I.or. 1855. IS:
John c. Thompson, 1o7--2I, So H. w.
A. Dixon, lo6--ls. IS; p. w. Campbell.
l0s-le, 50; C. w. Dunn, loe-ls. 81:
John Score, iis--at. %: Martin smiley.
1871, lol.
The sun., 1918-08-12
CAMP MERRITT IN FRONT.
Brcssler Beats Tietjen & Lang
shipbuilders-scor 8 to 0.

Former major leaguers played big
roles In the game In which the nine
from Camp Merritt defeated that Of the
Tietien Lang shipyard at Nurse's
Field. AT Twenty ninth street and Ber-
genline avenue In North Bergen. n. J.,
yesterday. The soldiers won by TO 0.
RUDE Bressier Of the Cincinnati Ma
tionals. and McGaffisan, Whitfield and
Diihoefer OF the Philliss played with
Camp Merritt. while Ping Bodie and
Thornahlen Of the Yanks. Paul Smith
and Bill Holden played for the ship
builders. Next Saturday the Tietjen
g. Lang club will meet the Morse
Drydock team and on Sunday will en-
terrain the Royal Giants. The score:
The sun., 1918-08-12
BROWNS AND ULCERS
EXCHANGE BOUQUETS
Detroit Outfits RiUals in Both
Games and Annexes. Second.

ST LOUIS. Mo, Aug IL tAmertcan).-
Detroit and st. Louis divided to-day's
double header. st. Louis winning the
first game, 10 2, and Detroit the SEC
ond game. TO l, Detroit outh!t st.
Louis In both games. but failed to
bunch hits in the first game. except In
the seventh, when three succe ssive hits
and a wild pitch produced two runs.
Tho locals converted eight hits into Ave
runs. Extra base hits by Cobb. Veach
and Spencer decided the second game
in Detroits favor. The score:
The sun., 1918-08-12
PENNANT STAR TWINKLEs.
Wfndmuller. Wins 100 Yard Dash
From Scratch In 10 2-5.

Louis Windmuller OF the Pennant A.
c. Yesterday won well earned victory
when he captured the 100 yard handicap
dash at the monthly members games OF
his organization at Macombs Park,
The Pennant star despite handicaps,
won the event by two feet in the fast
time OF 10 2-b seconds windmuiIer
started from scratch. He also won the
500 yard handicap run from scratch. j,
kurtzo won both the running high and
running broad jumps.
The sun., 1918-08-12
ROYAL GIANTS.

Roysl. Giants, 900 o O a a
Lincoln Giants 2 60 ii
Left on bases-LincCln Giants 0. Rove,
Giants, s. Two base hit-Donaidson SacriHca
hit-Kinnell. First base on errors Row,
Giants, .. Stolen bases IIewett. Ms,csi,
Thomas, Push. Double plsys-Lloyd, Heweti
and Figeroia James and Fiserola Bs.es on
bslls.on Willisms . on Brooks, g. Struck
pitcher-By Brooks. . tHsll. Alien by viii.
isms. ! Push). Umpirs-Mr oldus. Time OF
rame-3 hours
Second game RHF
ROYAL Giants. 00ioossil-s u
Lincoln Giant, 49,. oosooo06@3 ia
Observation-Disclosures and Carson; Hendrix.
Macdonald and Collins.
The sun., 1918-08-12

S25 900 International Sheepshead IA
swespstAke Auto Speedway
Race sat Aug YJth
Adm. q, Including Grand stand seat.
Tickets now sale Woodward Hotel. r. II
Macy. lls Lexington Av, IA +. 2sth ST ali
agencies. Brooklyn. Abraham 4 StrauA-Ady
The sun., 1918-08-12
SECOND GAME.
Totals. ...HssT II IlCsrter,p,.., 100

Totals. 81 q 10 % 10 3
'Battrd for Smith in the ninth inning.
tBatted for zeider In the seventh inning.
.Ran for vaughn in the eiEhth inning.
The sun., 1918-08-12
ROCHESTER, BREAKS EVEN.

ROCHESTER, Aug. -InternationaD
Rochester and Hamilton divided a
double header to-day. the locals winning
the first game. S to 2. Hamilton hit
Grant hard and won the second game,
10 :, in seven innings The scores:
FIRST GAME
The sun., 1918-08-12
sTRICKLAND's GOLF CUP.

f. L. Strickland won the presidents
cup on the links of the Flushing Country
Club yesterday when he defeated Eu-
gene Wright in the fnal at eighteen
holes by up and to play In the
semi-hnals Strickland won from f. v.
Peters by default: In the other semi
Anal Wright defeated John Deschsde-
nedes by 2 up.
The sun., 1918-08-12
WHITE GETS TWO EVENTS.
Champion Carries individual Hon.
0rs in Salem -Crescent Games,

Peter ], White. the senior national
220 yard champion carried OFF the ind,-
vidual onors yesterday at the monthly
members games OF the Salem Crescent
Athletic Club at MaCombs Park.
White Won the century dash from
scratch over muddy track in the fns
time Of 10 Ia seconds and captured the
225 yard handicap run from scratch in
% seconds, The only other event OF the
card. the 500 yard handicap run was won
by H. Johnson. who had a start of 10
yards.
The sun., 1918-08-12
HIGH LIGHTS AND SHADOWS
IN ALL SPHERES OF SPORT

" the Giants to all ntents eliminated from the
w National League hsh
being
dash to the Labor Day wire That the Red sox not going any
Saturday defeated
@ the New York team had one of the most weched esern
ps history and had However,
% conditions are unsettled that all of freak things be
Dodgers
Chicago
sotest
fall 70 1919 which
a
uch the
to the ability his
last fourteen Sox.
e remaining their best
owes to wi at hone
The Red Sox a a started
McInns third Hoble
service schang tried while and then stansoury recruit
from Sew orleans third
oaSeman Cochran from Kansas City who is not hitting
er M Wambsanss had been called into the but Joe Wood
second
MT naf ana timely The Renaissance Of Wood from has been pitcher
all around
aon % After playing the Red sox again to-day and
Will
The sun., 1918-08-12
CUBANs SPRING SURPRISE.
rake Both Ends of n Double
Header From the Bush wtcks.

me cuban Stars sprans a little sur
H'Se on the Bushwicks at Dexter Park
~ brooklyn Yesterday. The nine from
havana took both games OF a double
header by to 2 and 8 to 3, Calderin
Cubans i0' '"e
, Next Sunday will be X. of c. day at
nsx'er Park. with the Third Naval Dis
.ct and Camp Merritt mines In action
ssS'ost the home club. The scores:
The sun., 1918-08-12
LINCOLNS BREAK EVEN,
Take First From Royals. 4 to 2,
Drop second, 4 TO 2.

In the series OF double headers Al
Olympic Field yesterday afternoon the
Lincoln Giants and the Royal Giants
broke even. The LIncolns, thanks 10
splendid pitching by Williams. took the
first game by to ., but dropped the
second. 8 to 2. Williams allowed only
six hits and famed eleven men. The
scores:
The sun., 1918-08-12
MISS STIRLING IN
TRIUMPH AT GOLF
Champion and Adair Defeat
Miss Rosenthal and Jones on
Essex County Course.

Visiting golfers we're on their msttls
at the Essex County Country Club yes.
terday. where Miss Alaxa Stirling, the
national champion. and Perry Adair OF
Atlanta defeated Miss. Elaine Rosenthsl
or Chicago and Bobby Jones OF Atlanta
In four ball Red Cross match. On
the system OF scoring used by these
players the Adair-Miss Stirling CON-
bination finished the round within a
margin Of points to the good, while
at match play thoy won by I up and
to play. The winning pair had best
ball Of IS. as against ~ for their op-
ponents
Although the men individually scored
lower than their partners, the work OF
Miss Stirling attracted unusual etten-
ton. The Atlanta girl went out'in "a
and came back in 81 for an so, which
is the lowest score credited to a woman
over the old Essex circuit Miss Rosen-
thai, however. was not far away. MAX
ing the round in 81. The Essex County
course as II was played yesterday,
measured $3.50 yards.
Cham pion starts Well.
From the start il became evident that
Miss Stirling was going to prove q
worthy partner. The Atlanta girl drove
the edge Of the first green. some $50
yards. and got a 8 there, the same as
Adair. Jones also made q . at the first.
but Adafr won the second hole in I.
Several halved holes followed. and then
Jones won the sixth in I. A 4 at the
ninth by Adair placed his side l UP
at the turn.
The eleventh hole. $50 Yards. was
made IN 3 by all four payers. but
Adair won the shor. fourteenth in 2,
where he got down a putt OF about two
yards, A at the next hole practically
assured the match for Adair and Miss
Stirling. They also won the sixteenth
and seventeenth holes. Miss Stirling be-
ing the only one to drive the seven
teenth green. The distance is 235 yards
As neither of the winners could do bet
ter thap 4 at the homo hole Jones
won that In 3. Miss Strings card
for the round read as follows:
Out. ............... 3654 8 SO
In ,................ ! 4-S-G0
The best ball card was:
Adair and Miss Stirling
out.........,....., s4Iss bI+S
Jones and Miss Rosenthal-
Adair and Miss Stirring
Jones and Miss Rossnth.i-
In...............,. 80 $3.50 s-ss-T3
The sun., 1918-08-12
WHITE SOX BREAK
EVEN WITH INDIANS
Chicago Takes First Game by
6 to 3-Rally Earns Second
for Cleveland, 6 to 5.

CLEVELAND. Aug. --(American)-
Cleveland and Chicago broke even In
a double header to-day. Chicago taking
the nrst. to .. and Cleveland the
second, 8 to 5.
Cleveland won in the ninth, when
i've hits and wild throw were punched
Tor four runs. The scores
The sun., 1918-08-12
HAWAIIANs SWIM TONIGHT.

The last meet OF the swimming car
nival OF the Metropolitan A. A. T. will
he held In the pool at tho International
Exposition IN tie Bronx Tonight.
Duke kahanemoku, Clarence Lane
and Harold Kruger VIII be seen for
the last time in New York