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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-02-15
ny GEORGE NJ. pgNNEo.

George and Peter Mitropoulos broth
ers, 1S5 pounds, perhaps the most re
iaarkabls amateur work ever done by
brothers or two individuals the frst
Year of public performance. Usually fit
I'D by nature with unusual strength and
splendid fighting spirit they won inn
mediate success. In the first meet
george competed in the A A. r. Noies
'Tournament easily winning the cham
rtonship in the 1S5 pound class. Their
next tuest was the 4. a. z, Rules Tourn-
sment in Gary In a class CT almost 90
aen both men went 10 the finals with
49, having a man pat them on the de-
Fenslve for any length OF time George
was given the decision while The wrest-
ing was practically even.
In tbs next meet the A A r. cham
pioaships when Gary won the honors
for The third consecutive time they gatn
met IN the finals and again not haN lns
been put on the defensive during the
entire meet. Peter was given the dc
visiou and again added points to
c;sry's total. Later 10 the season they
- ent to Aurora and wrestlcd through
no large fields. Peter winning two gold
medals and George two silver. after Is
matches each. Peter went 10 National
g. s L. championships at the best com
eatitiou IA The world. At Atlantic City,
\a8 Jersey in May and there Won the
highest possible honors i'll 155 pound
SNIsion.
ln order 20 accomplish this he was
requlred 10 defeat first. the MetropoH-
IAN champion or New York City, the Ma
ronal A 4 L. title holder. William
Hallss. creek boy from the Greek
tj4Hpic Athletic Club of Chicago, the
eastern intercollegiate champion and
ensily champion from The Hungarian
American Athletic Association OF New
York City. In the National T. NJ. c. A.
Championships Peter win again be called
anon 70 dispose or one Of the best ANA
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-02-15
LAKE Cd.
TEAMS PLAY
At vALPO

VALPARAISO, Feb. 15.-This evening
sths Valparaiso University will meet the
strong basketball team Of the Gary Y.
NJ. c A.. and this is going to be an in
teresting game. as the boys from the
y" at Gary tell us they are going to
take the scalp of the Valparaiso boys
when they get them on the basketball
floor, but the local varsity team tells
Us that is Just cold air from Gary. as
the scalp will dangle from the belt Of
the local team, but it goes without say
ing that the game will be holly contest
ed all the way through, for both teams
are strong and expect a victory.
just before the varsity game the Val
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-02-15

ing In silly fashion. Flynn tried to keep
in close TO avoid punishment but Jack
was too shifty for him. Finally one
or The left hooks to the chin spilled
Flynn or hls back. lie took a good long
uine count and staggered 10 his wobbly
Gins.
Dempsey was on him like a fash. an
other left shooting him through the
ropes IN a sitting position as we'll ss
hopeless state Al the solicitation OF
the referee, Tom Jones, with a blush of
shame on his face, consented 10 de-
feat then and there. Tom was IN Flynn's
corner and had been loudly predicting
for days that Jim would stick the limit.
Jones was n ridiculous prognosticater m
this instance.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-02-15
FROEBEL
To PLAY At
HAMMOND

The Froehei High school or Gary VIII
make its first appearance IN the Indiana
High School Athletic Association for tho
FIRST time tnis year ~ Hammond tonight
when the first and second basketball
teams clash al the Central school GYM
nasiurn.
Much interest IS being centered about
this game as tho relative strength Of
Froebei IS unknown due TO the fact
that they were not re-instated in the
I. II. s A A. untH this week. They
have been playing IN the Chicago league
up 10 this time.
The result OF this game will dsterm-
Inc tha place Gary viii take IN the com
ing sectional tournament to be held in
Hammond March Sth and qth. The
Hammond second team win play the
Gary second team in the curtain raiser.
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exhibition during tbs one minute and
ten seconds the farce consumed
Tho old fireman said all week that
nc was ready for a tough fight. tie was
hardly NJ for a long walk. James had
big roll Of fat about the stomach and
resemhled a comic valentine more than
anything else. The result was the Joke
match OF the Season.
Denrsey. who really is = good bsttler
could not help but look great on this oc-
CASTOR lie had nothing 70 fear. and
showed II by his demeanor when they
started off Flyrn may have laced him,
once. but he never Will do It aEain.
Jack TOO Past Tor Jim.
lack used q corl1ing left hook firm
The outset with en- occasional straight
right and had poor old Jin's head rock
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-02-15

Coast Battler Floors jim
Flynn for Count in Open
ing Round; Big Crowd.

Everybody called the turn on the
heavyweight windup at Fort Sheridan
last night. Jim Flynn the ring relic
from Pueblo. was fattenei By young
Jack Dempsey from tie Far West in
the first round Of one OF the most one
sided matches ever perpetrated on a
boxing public deserving u better treat
ment-
Flynn finished on his nauncnes ouv-
side the ropes. through which he had
been knocked by > dazfnE left hook. He
vas fat mass OF ancient. helpless hui
manity. Jim never had the ghost Of
chance with Dempsey and gave a pitIful
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-02-15
STARS LISTED FOR GARY
NATIONAL MAT TOURNEY

tours IN the world. Mr.. Spires Worries.
who IS also fellow countryman. Mr..
Worries has been Chicago champion for
the last S years and three times has had
national championship honors lie IS q
member of the Greek Olympic Athletic
Club or Chica 50 bat being also mem
her OF she Chicago Central Y NJ @ A.
may compete i'm THIS meet
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-02-15

psraiSo High school end East Chicago
High school viii stage play Of highly
interesting and skilled basketball man
euvers which also promises 10 be an
interesting game. As both teams are
strong eontenders for the North Indiana
ectionaI championship. and as It is
drawing near the time Tor the sectional
tournament to come or. this adds inter
est to the game TO be played al The gym
Friday night
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Injured at Football,
Sanity Is Questioned

SOUTH BEND IND, Feb. IL
Basil Stanley, who as = result Of in
turies received while playing foot
ball ~ Ectre Dame last fall, Is be-
ing held in tho St. Joseph county
isil pending an inquiry into his sani-
~. Relatives have been wired tor.
lie lives ar Sheffield, Ala. Stanley
uas a member Of the varsity and
was considered one of the best back
field men in the school, Early in the
season he rss kicked IN tina head
and has never recovered.
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SCHOOLB0Y WHIPS ANOTHER
FOR NOT SALUTING FLAG
school Hoard Rewards Hin, with ,:o,a
Fin md Sends Note Of
Appreciation.

SAN DIEGO, CAL. June 1s-Ruly
hartsouEh. Coronado. Cal, school
BOY recently met up with another
schoolboy who did not salute the star,
ana Stripes. Billy whipped him The
schooi board presented him with a
small gold American nag min. accom-.
panied by tho following note:
The members OF the school board
OF trustees learned tina, il was neces
Sary Tor school-tcacher tn stop :,
hsht at school yesterday which YOU
were having with another boy.
Inc teacher was quite RICH, in do
inS TINS. but We learner that YOU wcrs
hshiinE the other boy 20 make him
'.srect the American nag after ne had
refused TO salute II at the proper time.
Now all boys who arc really Amer
lean at heart love the nag and ar.
Eiad to salute It any time
we arc giving you with this letter
little gold American flag pin for you
10 wear. not because you have been
lighting. hut because you made real
cnor, TO have the nag rcspected: tho
nas which protects us. our homes.
our schools. our mothers and sisters
and all things worth having and worth
loving.
because II protects us We arc glad
TO salute IL and have a right to insist
on II being respected by all who en-
Joy its BENEFITS. Always love your
nag"
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anything likely to incrlminatc mc-my
small brown paper parcel. my macui-
Tying glass and the prismatic compass
for instance.
-, L glanced out OF tho window again
There were signs OF blue skv Jrr
out could now distinguish three s.pu.
rate mis-. points which must appcar
on the maps" l was going to draw ~,
my brown paper. and on NV wbi,n
linen camisole '
J., a piece of board upon half dozen
oricks made mo more or lcss or,
portable seat: another piece or -,
couiu utilize as Il drawing board
COMPASS In hand looked out aTa,,,
ana inns time ! observed tho posIiin,
" INC excavation works OF tho new
49, 'on ana ts dimensions. which
were not very difficult to estim.,c
several tall ch:mncys away to INV le,t
anu iaFse workshops on my right must
"tso DC SHOWN on my maps" In TON
minutes. with the aid OF nv mapniry
S siasS and very hard, sharn
nun'ed pencil had jotted down In an
Almost unbelievable manner the ex.c,
spots which would be OF service -,
me great naval guns OF an enemy
NY maps also contained other item.
OIL valuable Information to any naval
power alien to France.
But my mission" con,n,o,a
was to get away? ~"
stole a glance downwards and -
numbers of men hurrying hither ana
,"''her' LOOKING scarce bigger ,h,,
"o"Scnoid Nics. Outside the doorw.y
ocSond the scaffolding could gee
SEWING over cinder plain hundreds,
"i toiicrs. whcelbarrows and carts TIC
men hardly bigger than ants. PeerInr
through the Dlanks of the platforn,
screened by some boarding. .aw ho
low me ceascless stream CT workor.
escape was impossible now. ,nns,
val, ti darkness fell. and the great
aock yard began to vomit forth -.
ndny human food. In another mooJ
snc h"ameS ! should not have imagined
such an ugly smile but in my nrcvn,,,
frame or mind ] could reaIizo no,htr
out me most repulsivc ugltness in nv
surroundings. III my
Go BE Continued To-Morro,
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JOHNNY EVERS PLAYS
FAREWELL BALL GAME
Former BiG I.rngmc Star i.nin. 10
France to direct Is. Of e..
Athletics

TROY. \. Y. June l6.-Morc than
1000 persons turned ont to see Johnny
tNcrs. former big league star. play his;
last game in America before leaving
for France. where he will direc, utb
I"tic work for the Knights Of Column
bus among the American troops. E:vcrs
played third base for Provisional Com
panE NO. !, of the Waterv,ict Arsenal.
against the Ail-Troy team ut Center
Island Park Tho soldiers won by a
score of to .
Evcrs was escorted Ia tho ball park
ny tn" cadets OF the l.aSallc Institute
OF Troy. Er"rs autographed a baseball
neforc the game aud auct:oncd il off
IL was sold for So. the proceeds going
TO the Red Cross
With the Ail-Troy ninc leading Ivy :,
score OF &" to :, E.NerS came 10 bat III
the eighth inning with two out and
two on bases He drove a clean doubt.
TO left field. scoring both runners and
giving the soldiers a i-io-3 victory.
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TWO BETTER POSITIONS
PlTTSBURG DROPS FIVE,
LANDING ON SIXTH RUNG
Cleveland Team Climbs Into rhird
Place in American League
Standing.
IBy Associated Press.

BY hssVcia ted I'rcsS
NEW YORK. June l6.--Thc Boston
and Philadelphia teams bcttcrcd their
positions in the National League race
and the Cleveland and 81. Louis clubs
in the American League struggle dur
ing the last week
The leader in each circuit--ChicaSo
In the National and Boston i'll the
Amcrican-succes stully maintained it's
place at the front. The Cubs won
four and lost two games while the
Red Sox won five and lost three. count
ing tO-day's defeat in st. Louis.
In the National League Boston
fought its way into tic with Gin
cinnat for third place. Pittsburgh.
losing five contests OF sin played.
dropped back into sixth place. and
Philadelphia. breaking even during
the week. took the Pirates place at
the head OF the second division.
In the American League. Clcvc-
lands climb into third place and Il
battle between Washington and 81.
Louis for the nominal honors Of lead
ing the second bracket. were the fca-
lures of the weeks play
In the battle for NTH place. Wash
inEton AMI st. Louis altcrnatcd dur
ing the week. which closed with ST
Louis al the front.
New York lost AN opportunity to go
to tho front in the National being
unable II accomplish more than To
hold the leaders from Chicago To an
even break in the four games these
teams played here
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AMERICANS AWARDED
FRENCH WAR CROSSES
Ohio Man Suffering From Rrokcn Knee
DraEN Frcnchman to
safety,

PARIS, June l6.-Thomas Magrudcr.
OF columbus, O., and George Robincttc
o! Everett. Pa, both in the American
an'huianc" corps. have been decorated
with the French war cross Magrudcr.
though suffering from u broken knee
saved French wounded. while Robi-
ncttc. though ''Eassrd," continued in
the same work until forced TO 80 10 "a
hospital
Lieutenant Bruce Mcclure OF yon-
kcrs received the war cross for
bravery in action at Avocourt ,Vcr-
dun).
out OF class OF 30 "a; the tontain-
hlcau Artillery School. Ben Carpenter
Jr., Of Chicago. graduated frs, and
Kenneth Cation. OF New York second.
There arc forty Americans in the
whole class. and all graduated. the fol-
lowing with high honorS:
&. e. GiSnouN, of Great Neck. l.. l.:
John Il. Howe, 81 Harvard man. of BpS-
ton: Francis I. Henderson. of New
York, stanley Garfield. of Williams
town. Mass, son OF the president Of
Williams College: James y. Hutchin-
son. Of Cambridge. and Arthur l.. Par
fridge. OF ST. Louis.
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ADJUSTMENTS
Joiitty n, the Lyric.

several biG-timc" feature act.
wien come direct from the Keith thea
'erS IN New York are among
the attractions -nr the first half of tho
week at the lyric. commencing with
me ma tincc performs nee this afternoon
'ohSpicuous among these is the team
ot metropolitan vaudevilleurs, Coopcr
ana RICARDO. who har> Just closed a
.ccoNd- breaking engagement in New
York and will appear here for the mrs,
time in tho Southern country. Miss
RICARDO Is an eccentric coincidence OF
new type. which was popularizcd nv
heF. and is now extensively copIeO
cooper is versatile comedian, who
sings, dances and assists in a rapid-
hre exchange OF comicaiities. Balfour
Lloyd. the. Richmond hoy. who has won
prominence N the amusement world az
chara ct,r comedian and dancer in
the last two seasons. is also on the
bill lie is appearing jointly with Gil
bert Wells. The hoys have "A fas. and
funny act Then there are Little Dayy
and Ills Pals. 81 trio OF infant prodiEies.
who sing. dane and act like seasoned
artists. Up-to-datc minstrclsy will be
eNcmpliiicd by Howard and Fields Din
ing Car Minstrels. rollicking black
face act: and the marvellous De Bars.
illusionists and wizards. have an OK.
hibition that battles the eye and be-
wildcrs the comprehension. With the
new vaudeville bill there will he the
usual motion picture supplement.
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Little Lessons in Baseball.

Fhc Pinch Hittcr--A man who is or
great use Ia manager whose team
is one run behind in the ninth inning,
with the bases full and with two men
out. The pinch hitter derives his name
from the fact that he is supposed 10
mt IN pinch. He usually doeS--up in
the air TO the catcher. The pinch hit
ter is an institution Of baseball; in fact.
no club could do without one. "IIarc
you pinch hittc: you could spare
until Tomorrow is a iavoritc uIes-
ton between managers. and no base.
ball family is ever considered complete
unless /; has Il little pinch hitter in
It's midst. one pinch hitter has bcca
known TO wsllop the bal, as far as
third base. but his name has. unfor-
tunateiy. been misplaced.
Home Run IIittcr-Scc Ruth
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DON FEMININE CLOTHING
Crooks Adopt CnmouhnEc Plan l.
Order to Work ms Flick
pockets.

OMAHA, NEB.. June 16.-Two well
known young men, VINO admitted to
the police they had been masqueradins
in the toys Of the opposite sex. were
sentenced to sixty days in Jail.
The young men testified they had
come TO the city to seek employment
Dishwashing and other mental occu-
pations offended their aesthetic tastes.
so they adopted feminine attire to ply
their trade at picking the pockets ot
their unsuspectinS admirers.
Frequent reports to the police OF
female pickpockets led to their undo
ing. Both had gentle voices, delicat c
features and the latest walk
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FRENCH BLUE DEVILS RIDE
Sec Heroes Of Ncrdttn md
Mnrnc In bicycle
Ilcc.

NEWARK. y. J.. June l6.-SiXtccu
thousand fans at the Neldromc bicycle
track here to-day saw eight of the
French Eluc Devils ride "A half-milc
race and chcercd madly as Gilbert
cassaEn"au. hero Of Nerdun and the
Marine, just beat out George CopcaruN
in tho last ten yards
Practically all OF tho Frenchmeu
who competed arc veterans of France
Ech Spears, OF Australia. won the
one-ihird Of mile national champion
Ship race. beating Frank Kramer.
Francesca Verri and Willie Spencer
who finished that way
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-06-17
WRANCL|NC At CHICAGO
WASHINGTON LOSES GAME
MARKED BY ARGUMENTS
Umpire O'LouEhlin md Players on Roth
Teams Have several
Disnc rccnicpfa.
ny Associated I 81

CHICAGO. June l6.-ChicaEo defeat
ed Washington to-day. TO 0. in
game marked with frequent arguments
bntwc"n Umpire O'Loushiin and play
crs OF both teams Manager Rowland
was rut OF the n"ld in the NTH in
ming for dlsputnE O'Lough!in's right
TO take an alleged shine ball" cut Of
tho game. In the nth. with RishcrS
on third and Schalk on first. Altrucil
teldcd hunt from CiCottc and thew
the ball past Foster trying TO retire
E;sh.rc. Risberc scored and Sclalll
took third. scoring later on sacrifice
~. Weavcrs single behind TWO bases
on, baIls resulted in another score IN
;hc sixth Al:rock was removed tor
pinch hitter after the seventh. The
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-06-17
OFFERS WALNUT GROVE
Georgia Woman WIFI Permit Govern
mcni 10 Use Timber In Making
Gunstocks.

ATLANTA. GA, June l6--Mrs. Lucy
Il. Reid, OF DE kalb County. owner
OF several hundred acres of land on
which arc growing a number of wal
nut groves. has offered the govern
ment all the walnut timber 10 make
EunStocks, asserting her Willingness 10
let the government set its own price.
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Personal md ,;c,.,,I

In ashinSton last week al 81,
S.ePncn Episcopal Church. Miss Har-
rie' hiinartin. daughter OF Robert &.
hiinartin, OF this city WAS married.
70 Ensign Logan Carlisle Ramsey, l..
public open air concert. vocal and
Instrumental. will be given in Central
lark, tuesday night. under the Joint
w. 4. a. ' ''''
DR. j. B. VIM. pastor of w,sbir
ron stree Methodist Episcopal Church.
mas Just closed service Of five Ice.
lures on the causes of the war do
'Ncred by special request, II camu
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Home Run Hittcr-Sec Ruth.
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'Gariod for AliroclS IN eighth
CLEVELAND ON TOP

CiJiNi:l.ANp. lunc iG.-t cleveland
marie il three straight from Philadcl-
waS RESPONSIBLE for Cicv"land's victory,
four 90 tho min" hits OF Gregg being Of
at character. WHmbSCunSs'S error
VAS responsible for the Nv" runs scored
go Morton. who allowed but three hi's
and strucl> out six mon -Four douhi"
itlars shortened tho Gam" apprcrjablN
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HEART ON RIGHT SIDE
but st. Louis Applicant for EnIistmc MT
In Navy Is Othervise

ST. LOUIS. Mo. June l6.-Edwar
John Ecklon applied for enlistment
in the navy here. He passed the pre-
liminary examination and was pro-
crossing splendidly until Lieutenant
Henry applied the stethoscope to tho
region of his heart.
The vibration was faint The doc
tor found that EckioT's heart was on
the right side. sevcra! inches out OF
place. Otherwise the candidate was
normal and telegram was sent 10
Washington asking II a waiver could
be granted to Ecklof.
Watch the cIassfned columns in this
paper for good business opportunities.
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MANY MORE ARRESTS
IN PETERSBURG RAID
Police Round Up Score of Undesirable
Women, Both White and
Colorcd.
Special 10 The Times. Dispatch.

PETERSBURG, VA, June i6-
Armed with warrants the police on
Saturday night in general raid ar
rested a score or more womcn--whitc
and colored. AS undesirab bile characters,
and they are held as suspects. and i'm
the new disease prevention law, for
medical inspection. in conjunction with
the United States public health SER
vice efforts arc to be made by the local
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-06-17
WIN RED CROSS MEDAL
champions Meet on Golf Grounds nj
Chicago in Lively
Matches.
-. A.so.In,.d r-essl

y -lrfO-.,i 10 I|TeSS.I
CHICAGO, June l6.-Alexa Stirling.
Il Atlanta, wonans national golf
cham piou. and Perry Adair. also OF
: tiaata, today won a Red Cross golf
aa:ch from Elaine Rosentha!, Of Chi
cagy. formerly Western champion. and
Bobby Jones. Southern champion. by
- point in Scotch foursome at
y! estilor-land Golf Club.
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ST. LOUIS TRIMS LEADERS

ST LOUIS. June Daring base
running by Johnson gave ST Louis
2-tol victory over Boston to- day
With tho score tied III tho ninth. Hen
dryy singled and was forced at second
by johns. who hattcd for Smith. John
son ran for Johns. After Gcdcon had
lined out. Johnson started To steal soc
ond. Schang's peg went to center field
and Johnson. coached hy Burke
started for tho plate. sliding in safely
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Dnn DIxioynI Teachers.

SPRINGFIELD. ILL, June l6-Thc
Illinois Teachers Examining Board has
ordered the revoking Of certificates to
all teachers found guilty of disloyalty
after examination by competent judges.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-06-17

CHICAGO. June l6---F.ightecn cars
have been entered for tho fourth an
nual auto derby handicap, tho 100 mile
event on the card to he run at the
Speedway here next Saturday. The
management expects at least four adj
d!tional entries will face the starter
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we'll, in 4 innings Ononc out in nfrl:
off MoGridC,: in > innings. Struck
out-hy Erickson. ; by Eoland. J. by
caldwell. |, by MocridEc. - Passed
halls-Ncllc. =. Winning pitchcr-Cald-
we'll losing Erickson
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ABANDON LEAGUE
Rcd Llnm Declares Effort 10 Organize
SiI-Club Circuit i'm south
Have Ceased.
lliE Assoc.a,ed Press- !

MONTGOMERY, ALA. Iune s Til"
slX-tsam league 10 take the place OF
the Southern Association AT its demise
on the 26th. has been abandoned. ac-
cording 20 Ped Elan. manager Of the
Nashville team. Of the Southern Asso-
citation
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TRAVERS AND EVANS LOSE
Noted Golf Players, However, Raise
$4,000 for Rcd Cross
Fund.
tF Associated Press J

MOUNT VERNON. y. Z. June Ia
Jim Barnes and Walter Hagen to-day
defeated Jerome Travcrs and Charles
Evans. Jr al the twenty-third green
in their cirhtecn-holc match on tic
links of III" Siawanoy Country club.
More than $4,000 was raised for the
Red Cross
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Southern Association.

~ Mobile Mobile. D; Little Rock. 4
Al montgomery Mem
phis 'cai!cd OFF bad grounds.
Al New or!cans-Ncw Orleans. %
Chattanooga 40.
No others schndnlnd
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~ BinBhamton - BinGhamton 10:
Buffalo. 4.
Al Newark-Ncwark. .: Rochester
Chrst game): Newark. .: Rochester,
tseoond camel