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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
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Department Of the Interior,
U. s. Land Office at Sterling, Colorado
June l6 1919
Notice Is hereby given that Frank w. Sher-
man. of Sedgwick. Colorado. who, on Febru-
ary 2S, 1910, made Desert Land Entry. serial
No. oll225. for Lots l. 2. EENwh, sHNEA
and NlaSEh. Section 80. Township North.
Range Sc West. 9Th Principal Meridian, has
filed notice Of intention to make Final Deser,
Land Proof. under Par. of Sec. s of the
Act Of March 1916, to establish claim 10
the land above described before The Register
and Receiver. United States Land Office. at
Sterling, Colorado, on the 18th day of August,
1919.
Claimant names as witnesses:
Henry A. Schwartz. Frank Ballinger. 10th
Of Stoneham Colorado. and William Loves
and Fred Baker. both Of Sedgwick, colora-
do. s-25 TIA
A. F. Browns. Register.
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Want ADS.

FOR SALE or TRADE:-A few
brood sows, that will farrow soon.
H. d. Dinsmoor. Buckingham, Col
orado. 6-19 2
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LOST OR STRAYED:-Yearling colt,
dark bay, little white on forehead
and on left hind foot. Left my
place about ten days ago. viii
pay for trouble to let me know of
whereabouts:-Notify F. 7. Her
mann or this office. 6-2G Il
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FOR RENT:-120 acres good farm
ing land and 160 acres good past
ure in Section s. Township ~.
Range 81 W. 9th p NJ. 5 miles
Northeast OF Raymer. Address
Miss b. Schlaifer. 1923, s. 10th
St, Omaha, Nebr. Telephone,
Douglas 6392. 46-tf
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-08-12

Francisco some eight or 10 years
ago. lilo Vas rough. tough Md
in those days. careless and oarcfrc~.
ready 20 fight anybody any umo Tor
anything lie knew nothing 81 Rym.
uasiums and rarely ever enters one
now A. he grew older he grew In
breadth but very little In heiEh, an
he graduated from ono claA. Into an.
other. until he now SCALES 1875
pounds. nitho he l. but feet. s
inches tall.
While the Fat Boy doesn't box &C.
corainx 90 the prescribed methods
nor does he train hardly at nii--in
fact he doesn't do anything as other
boxers do II. yet he manages 10 get
over tho wsiiopa without suffering
much damage in return. even when
pltfed against tho best in tho bust.
mesa quite a few top notchers took
a look at Willie. laughed and went
In the ring expecting TO stop him
Meehans hand raised At tho end OF
the bout.
where Meehan had fooled many n
poor fish IL in the fact that while
he may look the part OF fat boy
the ayoirdupois il largely good solid
flcsh which does not affect his wind
or slow up his movements. but in
stead acts "a cushion against
every kind OF punch willic'H ac
tons. which arc tho strangcst ever
seen In a ring. puzzle hia opponents
and mako them look mad Tho cor.
pulent one jumps about waves his
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-08-12
FAMEDHUNT
DOG NEARLY
PASSES ON

BERKELEY. Cal. Aug. Ell"
famous hunting dog. owned by ]. C.
Bruce OF Berkeley. and used In the
employ OF the state 10 rid tho coun.
try OF mountain lions was recently
saved from death. due TO tho devo.
ton of his master. Eli was taken
III In tho wllds OF Tuolumne county.
Simple remedies failed to break tho
pneumonia with which the animal
was suffering. Bruce finally carried
tho dog for miles in an improvised
canvas bag, finally hailed passing
automobile and. after long journey.
reached Berkeley, The best of vet.
erinarian aid was secured and Eli. II
Is reported, viii be ready to tackle
big game within month.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-08-12
ny ROBERT 1. RIPLEY

Willie Mechan. the eonaueror %
Jack Dempsey, IL the freak OF the
prize ring The Frisco Fat BOY.
as he Is called. l. a sawed off person
OF roiy poly appearance with n weird
and unusual style Of boxing IL Il
may be called that--Rnd a very good
ring record In evsry class. from the
bautamweiaht 20 the heavyweight
during the last 10 years in upwards
OF 500 contests.
There seems 10 be some doub, in
the minds Of many fans and writer's
as 10 whether this animated Humpty.
Dumpty really whipped the present
champion Of the world. We have the
word Of practically every boxing eS-
pert in san Francisco that Meehan
not only whipped Dempsey once but
twice. receiving the referees decision
in each instance. and on the occasion
OF his last victory over Jack. which
was less than year ago. the TO
tund one had Dempsey hanging on
and longing for the final boil, As u
was the sixth time the boys had met
II would seem that Dempsey had liz
tie excuse TO offer. The results Of
these six four round battles were az
follows: Mechan won two. Dempsey
won one. and three we're draws--ali
referees decisions
The writer remembers Meehan
very well as a bantamweight and
saw him box little Eddie Campi
Jimmy Fox. and the other leaders
OF the bantamweight class in san
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-08-12
Wright and Pringle Billed
For Big Tuesday Tennis Mix
Play Of Washington State Session; Gardner, Bear
State Player, Wins First Match; Other Results

Jack Wright the Spokane youngster, is billed to meet
Cap Pringle veteran Tacoma net star the feature
match of the second days play of the Washington state
tennis championships being played the Firloch club
courts here this week.
In the first days play Wright upset the dope and
defeated Morgan fottre California player in two straight
sets, 6-3, Ga. The Spokane boy had the match all the
way and drove and voleyed his way to victory.
Prngle eliminated Don Waller, the University Of
Washington star in his first match of the tourney yester
day, winning 60. GO.
Carl Gardner, the other Californian entered in the
lsts had an easy time of it yesterday winning from Gil
man. 81. 6-1 He will have easy match again today,
meeting Loe
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-08-12
Split Double Bill With Nc
Credie Club; Reiger
HurlS Strong Game
How Coast
Clubs Stand

Hurting his second shutout OF the
week. Elmer RelEer pitched Seattle
TO a win over Portland In the sec.
ond game of the double bin which
closed the Portland series here yes.
tcrday. The final score was 10 o,
The game only went seven innings
because both managers agreed 20
cut down tho time.
In the first affair. which was n
loose game OF baseball. Portland
won. Seattle tossing away enough
chances 10 win a half dozen games.
Seattle had the game ready 10 be
sewed up about a million times In
tho first couple Of innings. but they
couldn't put the runs across Three
men were on fhr paths IN the third
with no one out and Compton
knocked into double play. one run
scoring. This Il just one example
In the ninth Herb Murphy and
Ray French banged out a single
and triple respectively and we
scored the final runs for the fret
mix
Lyle Bigbse. who started on the
mound for seattle. WAS Wild and
tho Portland hit,er~ hammered him
hard. lie was yhnkcd In the sixth
after walking two hitierr and hii.
ting another with the ban. GIN.
gan fiuisifrd tho game. The final
score was 90 J with the visitors
ioadinE
The Seattle hi,,ern woke up In
the second start and hit In the
pinchcs. punched triples by Comp
ton and Murphy with sacrifice flies
scored single runs in the fourth and
flfih and four blnries IN the sixth
I brought over two more.
Seattle won the final series %
the season from the Portland Bca
yeru here five games 20 three.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-08-12

arms. and wailops from every angie.
MrehAn. for all ~ his fairness. has
excellent wind. and IL all action from
start TO finish. ilr crowds his man
20 much that the usual losers CT.
cuss u. 4 couldn't get started
And. furthermore. this roiuckinE
roiy poly IL not afraid Of anybody
and has fought such tough ones as
Fred Fulton. who was almost foo,
taller. and that dangerous coiorcd
gent. Harry Wills Both % these
men bra, him. but he II yet 10 suffer
the humiliation ~ a knockout
MeehRn contends that he has
Dcmp-ey'a number and that he can
beat Jack again n the new cham
pion will consent to another match.
But that IL another story.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-08-12

tG2S51aZS
,la1a7FG4th

Bill 0ym~r. who came wcst to
conquer new diamonds, has left
Seattle behind. Tho sorrcl-
topped leader II on his way To
California today. Bus great
record Of never leading a team
In the second division In I. years
has been broken. Clymrr work.
cd under difficulties that Seattle
fandom will never truly realize
and the breaks Of the game
played strong against him. nil
leaves Seattle wishing the team
well. altho the club brought him
but little. Seattle fandoru will
remember BiIi n the boy who
started the ball a-rolling and
wishes him well In whatever un.
dcrtaking he may enter.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-08-12
CONSTRUCTIVE SALES
Is THE BUNK

Selling Forest Cady 10 the sacra.
ramento club. which plays the Los
Angeles crew in a couple Of weeks.
by Vernon IL bringing a censor TO
the camp Of Bill Essick and company.
A good catcher like Cady will just
about make the Scion crew. IL the
Angels can be dragged down from
their berth during the next two
weeks the Tigers win have easier
sailing as they play Seattle and
Portland in turn here. In some OF
the eastern leagues rulings prevent
ing sales or trades after certain
date in the season are in effect In
this way IL is less probable that
teams in the league can work" to-
gether.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-08-12
VERNON OPENS
HERE WEDNESDAY

The Vernon Tigers will open
series here Wednesday. The Mer.
chants association will conduct the
ceremonies for the occasion. The
Tigers have powerful crew and
are on the brink Of first place
again. Seattle has won but two
games in 10 starts against the
Tigers this year. Thomas should
be on the mound for Seattle In the
opener while welser Dell is picked
TO open against the locals.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-08-12
Eight More
Ball Weeks;
Vernon Next
Los Angeles and Salt Lake
City to Stage Big Series
in South; Other Gossip
by LEO II. I.ASSEN


Eight weeks more remain %
Coast league baseball With
three teams battling neck and
neck for the lead. the remaining
days Of the 1919 season promise
60 be ono Of the warmcst cam
paigns In the history 81 tho cir
cult Los Angeles. Vernon and
Salt Lake city are still very
much In the race. salt Lake, In
third place. j. but thr-c games
behind the leaders. while Yer
non is hut half game behind
the Angels.
The coming week favors the
Vernon Tigers 10 climb back in
To first place. The Tigers viii
play Seattle here, while Salt
Lake and Los Angeles battle IL
out at los Angeles. The Bee
Angel series IL one OF the vital
The Angels arr better fortified
for the tits. as they are playing
on their home grounds, and tho
Salt Lake squad has no real
pitchers TO speak OF
II Manager Herr. OF the Reez.
could call on Lefty" I.evcrrnk this
week To huri a couple OF games. the
Bees might knock tho Angels out
Of first place. but as Il now stands.
Al Gould is the only real hurler on
the Mormon staff
Angels Strong In Box
crandan. Brown and Flttery are
all pitching good bali for the leaders
now. and Killcfcr win have a big
edge on the invaders In the box.
Both clubs have corps OF 500 hit.
ters. Rumler and Shecly will bother
the Angel moundmen. Crawford.
Fourier and company are not Grip
pies at the plate. either. by any
means
Two weeks before the end Of the
season the Bees return to their
home lot. where they arc just as apt
to win a straight series from the
New York Giants as not. During
their horne stay Frisco. Vernon
and Los Angeles visit the Bee park
Things should hum in the Utah ham
let before the season Is over.
May Decide II
II the race is at all close At The
closing week between Vernon and
Los Angeles. the pennant for this
season may be decided during the
last seven days. as the Tigers and
Angels are billed 10 meet in Los An
gcies in the last series Of the year.
After three weeks more on the
home lot. in which Vernon. Oakland
and Salt Lake Will visit here. Seattle
goes on the road for three weeks
meeting Oakland. Sacramento and
Portland. Los Angeles and Saera
mento will close the season here
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-08-12
INJURY SLIGHT

SARATOGA. y. y. Aug. 1.-THE
accident which befell Roaner a wed,
ago n not as serious as at nrat
thought ana the great little son Of
knight Errant viii be galloplng
again shortly. Trainer Goldsborough
reports that the swelling In the old
htrhe's leg has gone down materi.
aiiy' itohmer most likely will be a
starter In several Of tho stakes TO
be decided along toward the close OF
tho Spa meeting.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-08-12
ANOTHER BIG BOY
UNDER JONES' WING

Tom Jones. who pilo;ed Jss. 4.
lard 70 the heavyweight chsrn~
ship Of the world. recently agnss =
"A chap by the name of Otto ".
who stands better than ~ (
inches and weighs around !.
pounds. Tho big boy Il but q ~
q age and served quite a whlh !
the United States army. Jones 1
ambitions Of developing bis prv,s
into something that viii be abs !
take the measure % any heayyras
in the business.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-08-12

Today's Schedule
Today's matches arc AZ follows:
10 a. m Gilman va Wright. Hoskcth.
Wander Las W. Turenns Hamiin vs. Nc
MILAN. Bailey vs Green
II a. m -PrinRie and Burrin " cruz
and partner. Wilson IS Miller. Gardner
~. Loo. Van Kuran VI. r.Nwis, Mrs Ham
ilton and Richards vs., Mrs Effinger and
Austin.
~ noon-Notian vs. FIyc. Richards vs.
Monsod. Miss Sow1e and Wright vs. Miss
Macdonald and Wabrnushek. Carpenter
and Rolstad Va. Gilman ana Lewis
p m Harper W. Allen, Gray vs.
Lewis K0lstAd vs.. Loo. Mrs Campbell
and Hesketh vs. Mrs Penn and Van
Kuran.
p. m --Gardner and Fotrcll vs.
Green and Richards. PrinRle vs.. wright
Miss Lambuth and Wander Las vs.. Miss
Fordlng and Burrill. Mansel-5mith "
Cruz
p. m Miss schrelner and Fattreli 49,
Miss Lindsay and Green. McGil vs.
Wahraushek Shannon and Russell W.
Howard and Coffin. Miss r Campbell
and miller vs. Miss Milton and waller
.. m Williams and Van Kurfn w.
Bcmis ana Brownell. Miss Alien and
Allen w. Miss Wheaton and PrinRie ana
Landsborough W. Miss Elliott and Burr.
Mrs Campbell ana Miss Couch vs. Miss
henderson and Mrs Hamilton
Special match At Q D. m. russell and
TYLER W. Fottrell and Gardner
D. Landsborough W. Green. Little
". Williams. Nolan W. Foley, Hsdriok
w. Milne, Crawford Va. Cady. MansSl-
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Smith and wabraushek vs. Gray and
Green
Mems Single.
NOLAN beat Mcmillan. % g.. McGni
beat Gray. Ga. e-i.Vorlez beat Austin.
Sc a.. 60; Lewis beat Bailey. 81. 81:
H. Green beat Petersen by default: Cruz
beat Castducda by default. miller beat
Atkins. o. Ga. Van Kuran beat Hamlin.
60. 50. Gardner boat Gilman. 6-f. G-i:
Richards beat. Carpenter, Wabraushek
beat Hurrlu. 81. ti-p. Us. Monsod heat
Neer by default: Loo beat Smith by de-
fault; Wright beat FoftreiL 60 G.4;
Harper beat Graham by default: Wilson
heat Wakoman by default. PrinFle beat
waller 90. 60. Ailcr boat spcidei CT
as. 90. Mansei- Smith beat Cady By Dc.
fault. Burr beat Coffin. GO. Ga. Foley
beat Scott by default. Williams beat
Tuckett &c. 81. o.
Women's Singles
Miss Elliott heat Mrs Lnndsborourh.
SO. CO.; Miss Campbell beat Mrs Cots.
worth. 10, Ga Mrs EffinEer beat Miss -
Green. 81. TO. 60. Mrs Foster beat
Mrs Campbell 6-a. ell Miss FodrtpF
beat Miss " Green. G-1. G-1; Mrs Wisner
beat Miss Couch by default. Mrs Graham
beat Miss Ferris G-l. 3d. 500 Miss
Wheaton beat Mrs Groenwhid bv do.
fault' Miss Livingstone beat Miss sowio.
ST. s-i Miss Macdonald beat Miss Hen
derson. G-1. 6-t
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-08-12
GARDNER is
SERIOUSLY ILL

Harry Gardner. the big Seattle
pitcher. is seriously III with malaria
again. He has been removed to the
hospital. II will be some time he.
fore the big fellow will be able 10
take his turn on the mound again.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-08-12
O. What viii mal. my hair r.dY

a Try hiushiuE Haven't sou beard
~ people blushlnE 90 the roots 81 their
hairf TT q often. ~ may pas the
roofs
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AMEnIcAN LEAGrE

wAsHISoToS. Aug r. n ~ 3
chicago NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. - @
Wafhlngfun ....s..+ss...s.s
Batteries Williams and Frhaik Hsr-
per. Zachary. ON and AEnsW
nogTOE. AuE "a IT. IT. y
ST. Louis .s..s..ss-...-.s
Boston ....-...-s.4 ..ts..s..
Batteries Eothornn and SEVERED .
rcnuock and schArg
NEW YORK. Aug il r r. z
Cleveland ......... -.-.--..-lt lb
NfN York ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS -
batteries Meyers ana o Sell. guinn
Shore. Hmaiiwood. y Loaf and Kuei
PHILADELPHIA. Aug IL
r. ~ =
Detroit ................-s+s4 II
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-08-12

SAN FRANCISCO. Aug. re-
Chris Londos, Greek heavyweight
grappler. meets Ivan Grandavich I'm
a finish bout tonight II Londoa
wins, he seems assured OF a match
with Stranger Lewis.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-08-12
BASEBALL SCHEDULE
National LeaEue

National LeREue
Rev York At brooklyn Clear.
American L~aKue
Cleveland ct New York Cloudy.
n, Louis - Boston Tear
Detroit at philadelphia Cloudy.
oosst League
sacramento A. san Frsnriaco.
oakland a. Portland.
gAlt Lake At Los AnKe Zee.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-08-12

Constant wrsngling between
the umpires and the players Is
the most monoionou thing for
the spectators In the world. Tho
fans Hike TO see the game. hut
constant haggiing over every
pitch draEs out the Tits and
spoils the game for the fans. who
go out 10 the ball park TO see the
players play bali and not to
hear umpire batting. Some Of the
umpircs' verdicts during the
past week have been terrible.
hat II doesn't help the situation
any by grabbing the act all Of
tho time. Let's play ball and
forget the endless Raging Seat.
tie players have been inst rs
much to blame rs the visiiorE.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-08-12

While Ray French. the Seattle
shortstop, makes his share Of
the boots and strikeouts and
"boncrs." he Is In the game all
If the time and when he does
boot chance In the field or
strike out he doesn't keep beef.
ing about his tough luck. Some
Of the rest Of the players on the
Seattle club could learn whole
lot from the hid holding down
the shorifield berth on the same
team. HOLE, ing about tough
luck never brought the WELLER
good fortune yet. even II his
pockets nre packed fun Of four.
leaf ciovers.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-08-12

summary struck out-ny Sutherland
J. Bases on balls-On RoiRcr orr
sutherland I, Two-base hits Cunning
nam, knight Three base hlts--Compton.
Murphy Sacrifice hits-schalier. French
stolen base-Fsrmer Runs responsible
Heiger o, Sutherland 4 Time OF
gnme-ii5 umpircs- Toman and Casey
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-08-12

summary; struck out-By Rigt"s 5.
~ GuiiEaa J. ~ Fenner Hases m
hniis--Off niEbee 4. off DtiiiEan :. Two
base hits Pennsr Murphy Three base
hits nHrr. French Double plaYE--
RAIDER 20 niue. westerEii 70 Blue kacrl'
flee htts-gehaicr Wares. walsh. stolen
base blue WesierEii. Oldham. tiit BY
pitched bali kingdom. BY HEbec In
nlnEs pitched ny RiEhee -. runs y
htts I. al hat 20 Runs responsible for
nrbee I. GuliEan Q. penncr : Charge
defeat 80 Higbe- Time ~ Fame 10.
r-fnpir~s-Toman and Casey.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-08-12

Lloyd Madden. tho pride of
the shipyards. has ben signed
10 meet Lieut.. Bird of Camp
Lewis. according 10 Clay Hite
of the Northwest Athletic club.
who will stage smoker mt the
Arena next week. Madden IN a
bnttler whom the fans Hike 10
see work because he gives them
a run for their money. Seattle
could stand few more lii,, him.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-08-12

Let's 20 eat AT Boldt's--uptown
l1lf ID Ave; downtown. 9l3 I'd Ave.
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O. What ia I,ob Iiarp~r'. phone

what 40 you think this ls Cynthfs
urer'n bureau crnthia Ia on her yacA-
ZION. White neat week
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a Why won't Dan salt lend MONEY
20 cross eyed p~api-T NA TICK
= HsrauH- they look crooked
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q . crave thirst qnenoh~r Can
you bsip me outF oSCAs.
hend self addressed stamped en-
feiope
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-08-12

q. WHY 10 seattle In eighth place
tn the Coast i-aEnef BILL BROWN.
There are only eight clubs In mo
.fFeutt
New-York tribune., 1919-11-30
Lehigh Loses Ten
Football Players;
Few Stars Left

BETHLEHEM, Pa, Nov. 29.-Bas
ketball wrestling. swimming, boxing
soccer and fencing-these are III
sports that the more than 1000 stu
dents at Lehigh University are noN
turning their attention.
Ten football veterans will be lost I,
the Brown and White by graduation
They are Goldman, Spagna, Booth
Pens, Mcdonald, Meginnes. Saxman, g.
of the line, and Savaria. Wysocki an
Harrington, Of the backfield. Still
Coach Ready, who has just signed "
for three more years. will have goo
nucleus for next year In Larkin, VII
son, Mccarthy. Simendinger, Henzle
man, Smith. Johnson, Loes, Douglas
Coleman, Rote, Listen, Carlson and :
small army of lesser lights. All o.
the men mentioned are in line to re
ceive their T.
Fencing is fast becoming a popular
sport at Lehigh. and so far seventy
five men have reported to Coach Bart
lett. No less popular is swimming, ano
after the experiment of last year, u
has been decid d to take up this spor'
in more extended form this year. Con
se1uently, tentative meets have beer
arranged with Rutgers. Swarthnore
Johns Hopkins. Allentown Y. VI. &. A.
Pittsburg and the Navy. while th'
Brown and White will have team a.
the intercollegiates 10 he held a.
SuarfhmOre
New-York tribune., 1919-11-30
Evans at OakmOnt

The hole that Chick Evans remem.
bers from his Oakmont campaign with
more melancholy than any other one
is the tiftecnth--s drive and Jigger
shot TO the green. Coming 70 this
hole in his afternoon match agains.
Ouimet he was only one down. Botb
had good tee shots here, but Ouime.
vas quay. His effort was hook tns.
caught the side OF trap forty yards
from the greer to the left Of the
course. Any sort OF fair second shot
here would have given Chick the hole.
But nc sliced his approach % trap
guarding the green TO the right. Even
then Evans mad the best Of il. Ouirnet
could hardly do more than get out o.
his third, and his fourth ran twenty
feet past the pin. Evans now had his
second chance Only q fair niblics
stroke was required 70 get the ball
out on the green in :. where two puts
would net 5, squirting the match.
But Chick, apparently undecided
whether 70 chip out the ball cieanly
or plsy out boldly and take the usual
amount of sand. did neither. What he
did WAS 20 play boldly and take the
bal, clean, with the result that his full
swing carried thirty yards over the
green. where he had a difficult pitch
back 20 get on in /. The hole wa
then halved in s, and Ouimet was stli
one up where Evans might easily havc
been all square. And this, too. upon
hole where the Chicago star upon ninc
occasions out Of ten would have gof
a 4 after a good tee shot. lie p.ayec
the next two holes brilliantly, but
Ouimet still had enough left to get
down his winning putt at the finish.