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The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-08-27
Extraordinary Specials From the
WOmen's and Children's
Furnishing Section

Childrens Creepers and Rompers; smart assortment or
styles and fabrics, broken sizes
Originally $3.50, now ,.-.....,......... 73c
Originally $l.9S, now ...........,'..'', V3c
originally $z9b, now $I"So
Originally 1895, now ..,............ $183
Children's Dresses, sizes 2 years up to 6 years; pretty
styles; soft fabrics, artisticaly designed
Originally $3.50, now .................. O3c
Originally 1895 and $3.50, now........ $1.03
Originally $3.50, and $5.95, now ......... $S.93
Originally $3.50, now .......,......,. $4.43
Baby Boys Wash Suits; broken sizes and styles, snappy
models; sizes 2 to 5 years
Originally $3.95, now ................ $1.03
Originally $685. and $500, now ......+. $2.0j
Originally $685. and $3.50, now ......... $a.S3
Excellent collection of Morning and Porch Dresses; light
d and dark voiles; broken in sizes and styles; reduced for
quick selling #.
Originally $3.50 and $3.50, now ......... $1.03
Originally $3.50 and $500, now ......... $2.93
Originally $3.50 and 1896, now ........ 1898
Originally $3.50 and $795, now ......... $4.93
Women's White Tub Silk Petticoats; double panel front
and back, for stout women; reduced for rapid selling
Originally $6.75 and $5.95, now ........ 1898 "
Broken styles in extra size Taffeta Petticoats for street
wear
Originally $12.50, now $773
originally $10.bO, now ........G....... $043
originally ) 6.75, now ................. .$S9S '
Reduced for rapid selling is a s splendid assortment Of styles
in Taffeta Petticoats, in regular sizes
originally y b.Sb, now ..-...s.....-..... $S.7S
originally SIS, now .$S.93
originally $lO.5O,now .$0.4S
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-08-27
Bows Norfolk Suits, $685.

This is our final August clearance sale of boys summer
and early fall suits. Suits that sold as high as $12.50
(some have two pairs of trousers), are all marked for
quick clearance at $8.95.
Sizes 6 to is years.
Small boys cloth hats, 10c.
that sold up to S5c; most any color that you want can
be found in this lot and a great number Of different styles
to select from.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-02-21
NOTATN OSOBISTE.

w redakcyi naszego pisma znaj-
DUE sic list cd zoinierza Stanisiawa
Gawrohskiego we Francyi, adresowa
ny do AL. Borzyk, 1926 Keenon ul.
q Sa q
Onegdaj wieczorem W domu Do.
Augusta 1 Nary Kleba, zam. pnr.
1858 Southport ave., urzadzono mi
ie przyJecie dla przyiaci6i z okazyi
fen 7-letntej ,rocznicy pozycIa ma{-
sehsklego.
j 80 q 81 q 50.
g w kosoiele gornym sw, Stanisla-
wa Kostki odbyi sic onegdaj Stub
panny Heleny Pokrywka z panem ia
nem Water. Parma Helena Pokryw
ka jest eorka p. Jozefa / s. p. Mag
daleny Pekrywka, jednych z najstar
szyeh osadnikow stanisiawowskich.
Dru3bowali p. Antoni Cichorz q Jad
wiga FIGHT, kuzynka panny mlodej,
Jan Packowicztz parma Amelia ,Brze-
.stowska'i pan Jozef Nakowicz, PREY
jasisi spans miedego, Mioda paraszar
mieszka pnr, l147 Albany aYa.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-02-21
: " .dntu 1890 1utego :odbyla ST

W 'dniu 1890 $lutegot odbyia sic
Lnstalacya nowo-obranych urzedni-
k6w W brotherhood Railway Car
men" W lokalu zwanym Boulevard
Lodge No. sos. Chociaz W lokalu
tym So czionkowie r6znych narodo-
wosci. jednakowoz zostai ponownie
obrany preZesem energiczny Polak
nazwiskiem Lucyan Strojwas. Ia je-
go inicyatywa zebrano W tym loka-
lu $500 ma fundusz Polski. On
sam ofiarowai 5000. a. "a jego
przyklodem poszh Hiokatorzy jego
Fam. pnr. 5348 S. Talman v I
take ofiarowali pc $4,000 kazdy.
Nazwiska ich ga Antoni Wojkowski
| Karol Golanowski.
q - u
, Dnia 26go lutego b. r, o godztnie
stej rano odbedzie sic Stub W gor-
nym kosclele sw. Stanislawa Kost-
XII panny Wandy Sojka, corki PIP. ia
ma d Franciszki. zam. pnr. 1881 Ash
land ave-, 2 panem Andrzejem Wis
niewskim, PrzyJecie odbedzie sic W
sail OBJ. A. szymkowsklego, Mloda
para znana Jest og6lnie I nalezy do
wielu towarzystw.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-02-21
1e|egramy NaJuNe.
pRoJEKT WYsLAN1A VIE
GEL WoJSKA DO RoSYI.

Washington, q. lutego. - ia
ko substytut do rezoltscyi senate
ra Johnsona, domagajacej sic ma
tychmiastowego wycofania wojsk
amerykahskioh z Rosyi. sekr. Nc
Cumber wnioa rezolucye, re obo-
wiazkiem zar6wrro Ameryki jake
tez Aliant6w Jest wyslac do Ro-
syi dostatecznie silna armie, ably
raz ia zawsze wytepic ,,zb6jecka
barlde, zwana bolszewikami" ce-
lem DANA moznoSci narodowi ro-
syjskiemu zorganizowania stale
so rzadu. sa.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-02-21
JEFFERSON PARK.


Wieczorek tax zwany ,,Bunco
Party, urzadzaja Niewiasty R6zan-
cove, W parafii sw. K~onstancyi, kto
rel proboszczem Jest x. A~leksander
Knitter, W najblizsza ntedziele, dn.
1890 b. m, W sail parafialnej. Po-
czatek wieczorku O god2inie Sci pc
poiudniu, Czysty doch6d przeznaczo-
ny bedzie ma Dom Starcow sw. joe
ia W Avondale. Komitet doklada
wszelkich starah / wysilkowJ ably
yszystkich zabawic | zadowolic a W
dodatku uraczyt uczestnikow VIE
ezorku smaczna przekaska, ktora
zajma sic miejscowe n~tewiasty, Po-
lonia ". tel dzielnicy powinna jak
anajliczniejszy wziasc udziai wetej
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-02-21

dze6. Poniewaz Jest, hardzo wtele
spraw do omowienia obecnost
wszystkich czlonkow Jest koniecznle
wymagana. - Karol Krupsik. sekr.
prot, 2O47 W. 1sty pl.
q ID II
Wsp6lna lekcya chorow naleza-
cych do Okregu Igo wv. Spiewa-
k6w Polskich W Ameryce odbedD!e
sic W niedziele, dnia 1880 lutego, 0
godz. 3ciej popoiudniu punktualnie,
W pawilonie parku Puiashiego. Ma
stepujace ch6ry So proszone o PREY
bycie: Chopin No. /, Dembihskiego,
Philharmonic, Halka. Kalina, Du--
dzlarz d Warszawiakow. - Jozef N
Baranowski, sekr.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-02-21

grzeczenis przyjat doborowem pro
gramem zabawie | zadowoli6. Spo-
dziewanym jest, re n.etylko parafla-
ME Maryanowa przybeda ma CIV VIE
czorek, ale take I rodacy I rodaczki
z sasiednich parafii. dlatego, Re do
ch6d przeznaczony jest ma eel tax
szlachetny: niema eaten najmniej-
szej w~atpMwosci, ze sala bedzie "a
pelnNna publicznoscia po brzegi.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-02-21
SAD MAD PIERRE'EM OD-
BEDZIE SIZE w TOPEKA.

Kansas City. - F. Robertson,
federalny p%rokurator obwodowy
ola miasta Kansas, zawiadamia.
re sad mad P. Pierre'm, areszto-
wanym w Cleveland pod zarzu-
tenn knucia spisku ma zycie PREF.
Wilsona. odbedzie sic w kwietniu
W miescie Topeka. Wade Gle.
velandzkie powiadomiiy, re Q:
trzymano rozkaz, ably sprawe te
przeniesiono do Kansas. Powody
tego kroku ME So znane.
WILLIAMS KLOTLIWY, MO-
WI SENATOR WEEKS.
Washington, 21-go lutego. -.
Senator Weeks dalej prowadzii
sw6j atak ma k%ontrolera William
So, mad kt6rego dziaialnosciami
,wydziai bankowy Senatu prowa-
dzi inwestygacye celem ~wywiadu,
o lie zarzuty przeciw MENU, ia
koby miai pewne stosunki z fir
mani realnosciowemi ola Was
nych cel6w osobistych So praw-
dziwe. Podczas swego ataku, Sc
nator Weeks oswiadczyl, re VIII
hams jest ,yslsposobienia kiotli-
wego" i predko dochodzi do MIC
porozilmienia z tymi, , kt6rymf
prowadzii ~interesy. 81
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-02-21

INEPORTERA

Lava wislkO-PrEysisgsyeh uznala
aNu a1oferow nrmy Yellow Cab
~annyms ~morderstwa. Abraham
SCHWARTZ Odpowiadal bedzie IA
smiere panny Ceeylii Grabihskiej a
LudWik Frsnkel "a smiere panny
francis Gormlej, e6rki policyanta.
Powodem tych niesEczesliwych wy.
padkow byla szybka / nieostrozna
jazds. s
w poreie Newport News wylado-
wall nastepni Polacy powracajacy
2 Frsncyi: Tomasz Waeh, 542S 8
Winchester ave-, 'Filliam Pieczyh-
ski, 3O57 W. 22ga ul., Karol X.
kasper, 2115 n. bennington ul.,
G. ]. Kraj. 1855 Marshall blvd, W.
F. Tomolak. 1882 s. Sacramento
ave-. Adam Bartnik, 1926 W. 81
ul., Jolef A. Jantraszek, 1886 So.
Spring Ill, i J6zef ]. Golik,, 1921
w .16ta III. E
q - o
Ma liScie rannych znajduja sic dzi
siai nastepujace polskie nazwiska:
Wiadysiaw Ziemba, 1884 w. Divi-
sion ul., Miehal Wazieczny, 1740 W.
1Sta ul.. J6zef Kamyczek. 1852
Webster III, Ludwik ]. Per6wtka,
1902 S. Kedvale ul., Ryszard RE
zanka, 612S Prairie ave., Kazimierz
Polinski. 1852 Ashland ave., Stanh
siaw WawrEyniak, 5042 W. '31sza
ul-, Jan Jurczak, IS Columbia ul..
Michai zmins, 244 S. whipple Ill.
Jan ,Pastwa. 1922 Holt Ill, W. s..
Skibicki, 1888 Wade al, Jan Bal
but, 4S41 s. Racine ave.
Do domu rodzicielskiego pnr.
1881 Holt III, powrocil onegdaj
sierSant walery Redlarczyk. kt6ry
przez blisko diva lata peini{ -sluzbe
" woisku " Stanach Ziedneczonych.
Zapisal on sic do armii jake ochotz
mix z pieciu przyjaci6imi dnia SOgo
maja 1917 roku 1 odbywal ewiczenia
" roznyeh obozach kraju. Siuzyi on
przy artyleryi. W lutym b. T. wy
slsny zostal do Camp Grant, gdzie
otrzymal honorowe zwolnienie dnia
1Sgo b. m.
Obyw. Jan Tamborski. prowadza-
cy kalendarS spraw sadoWyeh "
koncelaryi prokuratora stsn oweso
Macloy Hoyne, zazadai cd mieiseo-
wego koronera zbadania przyczyny.
smierci wiliisma Wilks, Fam pnr.
1907 ". Alma ul., l~iczacego lat
So. OSWiadczyl on urzednikom in
kwestyi poSmiertnej. 70 SmierG w.
Wilka spowodowala operacya CRU
czol6w PREY pomocy zwykiego kis-
szonkowego scyzoryka.
O - q
lava przysiegfych urzednika in
kwestyi p~uSmiertnej, wSdafa wy
rok samob6jstwa " sprawie smier>
Ct Grzegorza Masaryka. ktorego 20
IA odkryla W zessla Srode z persia
przebita noiem. Utrzymywano z POI
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-02-21
Z zYCIA
TOWARZYSKIEGO

Miesieczne pos!edzenie tow. So
hollow Polskich ,,Bratnia Dion" No.
1872 q. S. P. Odbedzie sic " niedzie-
lie dnia 23go lutego o godSinie 1880
.popoiudnfdssW salt Ewykiychs posie-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-02-21

.zabawie, poniewa1 dooh6d Jest ohrof
cony ma eel szlachetny | godny po-
parcia W caiem tego siowa znacze-
piu.
Cd niedzieli "a tydzien t. ]. dnia
Ego marca b. r, odbedzie sic W ko-
sciele sw. Konstancyi, podwojna u
r~uczystosc, a mianowtcie: odpust z
okazyi swieta patronk koscioia
poswiecenia nowego krzyza z vice
runkiem Zbawiciela Swiata. Uro-
czystosc zapowiada sic imponujaco'
BMtsze szczegoIy pozniej.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-02-21

Szeregowiec, Jak6b Krawiec, liz
czacylat 22 i zamieszka}y dawniej
pnr. 912 Latin ul., zostai rannym
pod Verdun. sluzyI Oh w korpusie
o%perator6w telegraficznych, a gdy
go przeniesiono pod Metz zatruty 20
stai ~czesciowo gazami. W krotco
%spodziewa sic %powr6ciG do domu.
New-York tribune., 1919-08-28
Cavalryman's 292
Wins Pistol Match
AT Caldwell Range

CALDWELL, N. j., Aug. 27.-This
was "Le Jeune Day" at the navy rifle
range, in honor of Major General John
A. lie Jeune, who commanded the I'd
Division in France. The features Of
the day were the national pistol match
and the united service match.
The national pistol match was fired
at 25 yards at 5-inch bullseye
Twenty shots were fired at slow, at
timed and ten at rapid fire. Four hun
dred rifemen copeted in this match,
the first twelve high-score men winning
gold medals. The winner was Lieu
tenant c. J. Christofferson, United
States Cavalry, with total of 292
The scores for the highest twelve
follow:
/. Lieutenant C. j. Christofferson. United
State Cavalry. 1oo-a7-s5. Total, 292.
-. a. T Lane. Connecticut civilian team
S ~. s9--e7--o2. Total. 2sS.
o 4 Captain =. Ramee, Philippine Scouts.
3. Captain q. f. Cook. Ordnance Depart
ment, 9s-s6-9l. Total. 2s5.
ooC H. Thomas. philadelphia Police. 90
7. G. S. Hague. Frankford Arsenal. Phil
adslphiai N 'ssSsl snySo~ ,n,1sh Total c,s,.n 2st
o7-99-s7 Total, 2S3.
o Lieptenant ss Mt, I, l. 2 E. Griffith A. e F.,
E F.. e7~a2-sa. Total. 3s2 JOHNSON" A.
II; 1Aeutssnant conmanaer a, D. Denny.
u s. ~. 96-95--o0. Total 2H1
l2 First Lieutenant j f. beverley. A.
f. t. 95-s7--s9 Total, 2sl
Lane and Lieutenant Commander
Lee were the favorites in the match
Lane is the National Rife Association
pistol champion and Lieutenant Com
mander Lee, in 1907, at the age of
nineteen, won both the national indi-
vidual match and the national pistol
match, the only man to win two events
In the same year.
The United Service match, fired by
five teams of sixteen men each. com
posed Of teams from the army, navy
marines, National Guard and civilian
made the following scores on the 200
500 and 1000 yard ranges at a twenty
inch bull's-eye at the first two dis
tances and at a thirty -six-inch bulls
eye at the 1,000-yard target:
First-United States Marine Corps Team
200 yard aggregate. 1862: 6oo-yard. 1877;
1000 yard. l.3a5. grand total 1874,
total &,307.
Third-un!ted States Army Team, grand
| total 1907.
Fourth-Ctvilian Team. grand total
Fifth-National Guard Team. grand TO-
tai. ATS.
Tomorrow will be New York Day at
the range. Adjutant General Berry, of
New York, will represent Governor
Smith.
New-York tribune., 1919-08-28
Molly Knight Wins
Trotting Futurity
On Readville Track

BOSTON, Aug. 27.-Three heats were
decided in the rain in the Grand Cir
cult races at the Readville track to-
day, after which the track became so
Aeavy that postponement was neces-
sary. 1t was "Cox Day." and in spite
of the weather a good crowd turned
out in honor of New England's premier
driver. In addition to the unfinished
events, part of the regular Thursday
progremme will be run off tomorrow.
Periscope, which had been picked to
WIN the American horse breeder flu
turlty for three -year-old trotters, was
nosed out in the first heat by Molly
knight with a time of 2:09h. Norman
Dillon, length away, was third,
Cox was expected to have little
trouble in capturing the Massachusetts,
2:12 trot with McGregor the Great.
and to-day's heat justified the expecta-
ton. The bay horse was easily first in
Cox also had the favorite in Frank
Dewey for the Neponset 2:O6 pace. but
2:04h. 40
The summarizes:
AMERICAN HORSE BREEDERS, FIT
UNITY; ~ THREE E-YEAR- -OLDs;
TROTTING; PURSE. $500.
Molly Knight b. f.. by General Watts
periscope. b. +. (Dodsej, ej,.::::::..:
Norman Dillon, b. C. (Walker) ........ 5
PrnceSS Prtac WoEts Etsvah b. lwhite} .:.:.... !
fea1T Abbjs w0Tth PtnsI a. C. n dAeherman) Z,
started
Time, 2:09h.
TRoTTlSeD;' ruKsn. t!Si 81 5000. GLASS
McGresor The Great. b. H.. by Peter
The Great (Cox) )..... I
Joseph Guy, b. h: CHydc) )............. 2
Nedda b. IN. tFlemmng) .......... 3
Mary Coburn. CHI. m. (Andrews) ...... /
bonne Del br c. (Hinds) ............ S
Harvest Tide, Mariondale, Kerrigan and
Bobby c. also started.
Time. 2oS1a.
THE NEPONSET; 2:O6 CLASS; PACING:
PURSE. $4,000.
Direct Burnett b. c. by Direct Hal
tMurphy) ............. /
'i4N ~ "eS,' VA H. \SoN }
Edward p, br. h. Geese) ............ 8
silver silver Sing, b. 6. (Dore) ::.. ........ 4
Edna Early, blk. m. (Walker) ...... dis.
Time, 04M.
New-York tribune., 1919-08-28
Chicago Girl Puts
Out the Fav0rite
On Detroit Links

DETROIT, Aug. 27.-Miss Dorothy
Higbie, an unheralded Chicago girl.
furnished the surprise of the second
round Of the Women's Western Golf
Association tournament here to-day
by defeating Miss Frances Hadfeld
Milwaukee, runner-up in the Western
last year, 4 to 2. Miss Hadfeld is
only seventeen years old and holds
the Wisconsin championship. She
was favored to win the current tourna-
ment.
Their play on the first nine holes
was strong. Miss Higbie gained
up on the third hole. Both became
wild on starting the second half, ano
from then on played erratic golf Poor
putting at this stage cost Miss Had
field two holes.
Mrs. E. F. Byfeld, of Chicago, col
lapsed when Mrs. w. G.. McGiverin
of Dtrot, holed her putt on the sew
enteenth green, ending the match
and /. She recovered Immediately and
was able to walk to the clubhouse
The E.atch was hard fought and the
strain told on Mrs. Byfield.
Mrs. II. Arnold jackson, of Chi
cago, former national champion, and
Mrs. F. c. Let's, jr., Chicago, won
their matches, the former from Miss
Madge Miller, of Grand Rapids. and
5, and Mrs. Let's from Miss jeanette
Kinney. of Cleveland, and 6.
Ms. David Gaut, of Memphis, de-
feated Miss Ruth Cummings, of Chi
cago. l up, by winning the last three
holes. Mrs. Gaut squared the match
on the seventeenth green by holing
a twelvefoot put.
Othr results follow: Mrs. H. Free
man, Chicago, defeated Mrs. E. f
Harwcod, Chicago, 2 and 1; Miss
Majory Edwards, Chicago, defeated
Miss Dorothy Klotz, Chicago, up;
Mrs. P. Fiske, De Kalb, H., defeated
Mrs. L. P. Jones, Detroit, 3 and 2.
New-York tribune., 1919-08-28
$4,000 Soldiers Watch
Bouts at Camp Merritt

The Knights of Columbus boxers
under the direction of Jimmy Twyford
travelled over to Camp Merritt, New
Jersey, Tuesday night and staged an
oyer, air boxing show for the benefit
oi the 10000 soldiers who have Just
returned from overseas. One of the
features was the taking of moving pict
ures of the bouts and also of many of
the soldiers
Those who boxed were:
raeky o'Gatty VS.. Jimmy Kaufman,
Inn Montgomery VS.. Ray Smith. Willie
Quinn VS. Babe Collins, Patsy Finnegan
vs. Corona Kid. Bobby O'Niell VS..
fanRie Clark, Red Allen VS.. Farmer
..lllvan, Walter Brooks VS.. Tommy
"hea' Fred Dyer VS. Bill Walker, and 3
fenty-minute wrestling bout between
Jung Munday and Pete Wiley. to a
New-York tribune., 1919-08-28
Bicycle Races Tonight

Twenty of the fastest riders of the
Acme Wheelmen, an organization com
posed of strictly amateur riders, will
compete for prizes in series of races
this evening at The Bronx Exposition
Amusement Park, East 177th Street and
the Bronx River. The programme will
consist of one-mile championship
race, half mile sprint race, quarter-mile
race against time and an Australian pur-
su-t race Among the entries are Fred
Wolsin, interclub champion and holder
OF the ten-mile road race record; Joe
Schaefer, ten-mile unpaced champion
OF the Acme Wheelmen; Rudolph
Zimmerman, holder of the golden
brassard of the club, and Tom Wolpe,
half-mile sprint champion.
New-York tribune., 1919-08-28
National Team Match
Will Be Shot TODAY

CALDWELL, N. j., Aug 27.-As the
climax to the greatest series of rife
matches ever held in this country. the
premier event of the small arms world
will be fired at the Caldwell range to-
morrow.
Thes national team match. open to
teams of sixteen men from the army,
navy, Marine Corps, military acade-
mics, State and National Guard or
CARNATIONS and all civilian rifle clubs
within the United States, will be fired
from the 200, 500 and 1000 yard ranges.
One hundred teams will compete
The winning team will receive the
national trophy, a four-foot bronze
plaque, showing in bass relief Mars
holding in leash the dogs of war
New-York tribune., 1919-08-28
COnvalescent. Soldiers
Watch Boxers Perform

Several hundred convalescent soldiers
from the Fox Hills Clearing Hospital
on Staten Island witnessed exciting
bouts between amateurs of the local
district last night as guests of the
New York Athletic Club. held in the
K. Of c. hut. Two of the six bouts
necessitated an extra round, while the
soldiers hooted the decision which gave
Sol Seeman, Brooklyn A. A, victory
over Willie O'Connell, Kennedy Boys
Club, in the 108-pound class.
The other results were: 110-pound
class, Louis Goldberg defeated F. Cohen
in three rounds; 125-pound class, j.
Stearns defeated O. Farenza in three
rounds; 158-pound class, l. Shankan
defeated F. P Stroman in four rounds;
115-pound class, G. Letter defeated L.
Cohen in four rounds; 12O-pound class,
I. Zeller defeated l.. Epstein in four
rounds.
New-York tribune., 1919-08-28
ard Again Wins Title
On Seabrighi Courts

SEABRIGHT. N. J., Aug. 27.-HO
combe Ward, the old Davis Cup s.aE
successfully defended his title o.
club champion this Afternoon by de
feating Bernon S Prentice who b..
held the championship thirteen times
by score of ca, 6-2, T. in ths
challenge round, on the championship
court of the Seabright Lawn Tennis
and Cricket Club.
Wards back-court game was toe
steady and accurate for Prentice
although he managed to hold The
games even up to all in the open
ing set. Prentice made many briI!iani
assaults at the net position, but Ward
playing every shot with champion
ship deliberation, kept passing his op
ponent in the rallies and clearly
showed his superiority this afternoon.
In justice to Prentice, it must be saic
that he was not playing within severs
degrees of his best game.
New-York tribune., 1919-08-28
100 Yachts in Regatta

Entries for the fall regatta Of the
Larchmant Yacht Club over it's Long
Island Sound course on Labor Day
VIII close with the regatta committee
tomorrow night. The yachts will be
sent on IN four sections, and the time
unit Tor finishing the course has been
set 1or o'clock. 1t is expected that
more than one hundred craft will M
swer the starting signals in the yari-
Gus races.
New-York tribune., 1919-08-28
Indians Capture
Second in a Row
From the Tigers

CLEVELAND, Aug. 27-Cleveland
to-day, winning to 5, and thus break
ing the tie that existed for second
place.
Dauss was knocked from the box in
the first inning. Love was effective
until the seventh, when he was re-
lieved by Boland. 1t was off the lat
ter that O'Neill made a single that
scored the winning runs.
The score:
New-York tribune., 1919-08-28
SECOND GAME
NEWARK Il. L.)
Totals. "a 7'27 l2 81 Totals sS 5 II 3o9
'None out when winning run was scored

SCOTCH.
Buffalo. o 0 Is
Two-base hits-sargent. Dowd Stolen
bases-Jacob, Sargent, Denke. Sacrifice nit
--GaW Sacrifice fy-Janvrin Double
plays-Bepgough and Heating; Dowd. Sar-
gent and Miller Left on bases-Buffalo.
3; Newark 8. Bases on balls-OH Marshall
Z; off Cav, 3; off Thomas. 2 Hits-Off
Marshall 6 in l-3 innings; of Thomas |
In 30 off Cav, in 7; off Stryker, in
:; h., struck struck oqtIBy Marshall. 4 by CAV. 8;
6y Ihomas, !; by Stryker, /. Wild pitch
Stryker. Winning pitcher-Thomaa Lo.-
Ing pitcher-GaW
New-York tribune., 1919-08-28
Where, Indeed -?

Where is Pittsburgh? Is golfers claim
they hold the champion Dave Herron while
claim that he belongs to the East.
Pittsburgh further the Pacific
But this Pittsburgh registered
iona League So here bump into complications r
Fasteners thing of the Aeghenies being Western
soil But when champion that bu;
of the complication That young move
miles order
still the troubled of debate Until he Registered
a Western
We still in the regarding the
Australia from Forest Hills We
carefully both in order be whether West
such lawn tennis talent This
readers for patience.
Many bawled-and most of them deserve it
Personal Desires.
Pve fond
Jack Dempsey the
I'm glad Tn a BASEBALL
When Babe Ruths at the
published
the volume. title would be
If Babe Ruth doesn't with
the shortened extending
schedule 154 order the Babe
the same length
In 1914 the Olympic Games Berlin be
something has happened the meanwhile
werp Belgium?
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the four training period of the Crown Prince he
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New-York tribune., 1919-08-28
Bisons Defeat Newark
Twice, 10 and 5-

BUFFALO, N. Y, Aug. 27.-BuFalo
won the last two games from Newark
by the close scores of l to and 5
to 4. Both were we'll pitched, but the
Bisons were fortunate in getting the
close decisions.
TIL, second half of the double
header was set for seven innings, but
Buffalo tied it up and it ran into the
tenth before a decision was reached.
The scores:
New-York tribune., 1919-08-28
Crosby to Box Burns

Harvey Crosby the Bayonne batam,
who recently returned from, a long
rest during which he was treated for
and cured of a strained muscle in his
back, is matched to meet frankie
burns, the Jersey City veteran, at the
Bayonne A. A., next Tuesday night,
New-York tribune., 1919-08-28
Athletics Score Over
HOyt i'm Short Game

BOSTON, Aug. 27.-Philadelphia hit
Waite Hoyt hsrd to-day and won n
swimming game, 8 to 4, from Boston.
1t was scheduled as the first game of
a double header, but was called in the
first half of the seventh because of
heavy downpour. Ruth's high fly to
centre in the first inning was so diff
cult to judge that it went for a triple.
The score:
New-York tribune., 1919-08-28
White Sox Trade Danforth

ST. LOUIS. Aug. 27. Dave Danforh'
Chicago American club pitcher, hs:
been traded for Pitcher Wilkinson, e
the Columbus team Of the American
Association. Wilkinson reported TO
Manager Gleasons team to-day