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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1919-03-10
S1OO FOR A NAME.

We are going to drill three wells
in the Burkburnett area and will pay
the above amount for such name as
we may select from those submitted,
but you had best send for folder Of
the plan.
This is a new plan 100 per cent
clean and with only about one
chance in 500 against us getting pro-
duction, with no promotion stock
and no gamble on the lease.
Mid-Cont. Brokerage Co.
AIS Majestic Bldg. Oklahoma City
of this Court upon motion, and
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1919-03-10
Stop Itching Eczema

Never mind how often you have tried
and failed, you can stopburning, itching
ECZEMA el.u ra quickly by applying zemo fur.
nished by any druggist for 35c. Extra
large bottle, $1O0. Healing begins the
moment M Zemo is applied. In a short
time usually every trace OF eczema,
letter, pimples, rash, blackheads ana
similar skin diseases will be removed.
For clearing the skin and making 1t
VIGOROUSLY healthy, always use Zemo2,
the penetrating, antiseptic liquid; It
IS not greasy and does not stain. when
others fail it is the one dependaoie
treatment for skintroubles OF all knSHns'
The E. w. Rose Co., Cleveland u
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1919-03-10

Violet Hunter, Miss Ida Saville, Miss
Amy Whinyates. Miss Elizabeth Or
phoot is a worker in the canteen at
Dion ana Mrs. Sybil Duke and Miss
Frances Duke will work in the sail
ors canteen at Brest. Aix-les-Bains
has secured the services of Miss Ma
rion Dodd, Miss Mary Gibbs and
Miss Christian X. MacNash.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1919-03-10
COLDBONDS AND SMITHKINS
BOTH TO PAY INCOME TAXES

made to pay the full penalties of the
law"
Forms for filing income tax re.
turns may be obtained at offices Of
collectors Of internal revenue. Tax.
payers who net income for 1913 was
less than $4,000 should ask for form
104O-A. Those whose net income was
more than $4,000 should ask for form
1040.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1919-03-10
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LATTINC- C-MARSH
OIL EXCHANGE

Oil leases, royalties, and fees
bought and sold. We are specialize
ing in the Cement field at this
time. We have buyers for some
good stuff. List your holdings
with us.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1919-03-10
OIL
LEASES
/ OFFER SUBJECT TO PRIOR
SALE.

OFFER SUBJECT TO PRIOR
SALE.
Sc. IA, sw. 1-4-19-6n-S-w-----sS $500
NE. IA of NV. 29-5n-Sw------$4O.OO
N. 1-2 Of Sc. IA or NV. 1929
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E IL of NV. IA sec. s-4n-Sw -s125O
N. 1-2 of Sc. IA. sec. 1s-5n-sw, $4,000
N - of NV. IA; sec. s2,en-
Sw --------------------
Sc. IA of sw. IA; sec. 81; en-
9w: NV, IA sec. 26-6n-lOw $500
E. 1.2 sec 5-6n-1Ow--------sS sS5.OO
You can locate me at Brick hotel,
Cement, Okla, or phone residence
1923. If you want to sell get in
otuch with me.
The sun., 1919-03-31
PRESS CLUB SEES
SOME LIVELY BOUTS
Ring Stars Give Fine Enter
tainment Before Big
Gathering.

Ring stars treated a packed HOUSE tc
splendid boxing exhibitions at the STAG
OF the Press Club carly yesterday morn
ing.
Club members and their guests. includ-
ting prominent officials and newspaper
men, were delightfully."- entertained Judg.
ing by the heaps Of applause tina,
greeted the boxers. Eleven bouts. each
OF which was q slambang affair, were
staged
The boxers outdid themselves, and the
bouts were the best ever seen at tho club
First and foremost on the list was Jack
Britton, newly crowned welterwsight
champion of the world, who showed his
proficiency in . stirring bout with Benny
Valger.
Smoke Kelly. tho 2s7 pound comedian
Of the roped square, went on In q droll
encounter with Ralph "Bing Bang
Brady OF Syracuse.
Fred Dyer. the Caroso OF The arena.
not only boxed but proved that . rood
boxer can also be good vocalist Dyer
played the ukelele, sang and rscited
several war poems that wsre we'll re-
ceived by the gathering.
Harry Wills. the tallest and best COL
ored heavyweight in tho world. showed
his skill against Silas Green
Johnny Clinton. a rising New York
lightweight was paired with Young
Erne the Los Angeles, Cal. 1Ss FOUNDER
and they put up an interesting 20.
With Joe HUMPHREYS as announcer and
Dan Morgan, Tom Cassidy and Eddis
Harvey as prompters ana KID MOZART
land, RUDE Lewis. Joe Jacobs and Max
Nandau as referees. the boxing enter
tainment was hugo success. snd the
members voted II the best eve- offered
at the club. Joe Humphries. the clarion
voiced announcer. entertained with a
monologue In which ne impersonated
the great Jim Thornton.
Dan Morgan. who az president ana
founder OF the Boxers Loyalty League
has furnished heaps Of entertainment for
wounded heroes at base hospitals
throughout the State. announced after
the show that his league will give spec!al
boxing performances each Saturday TO
the wounded at the Chateau Thierry
Club.
The sun., 1919-03-31
HOT SPRINGS ENTRIES.

First Race-Purss $500; two-year-oIds,
maidens; three and a half furionss. Lady
Pataud. ia; Benecia, ia; Cancion. ia:
Beau Brummsl H.. us; Zone pArmee,
IFS; Lord Hamilton. III; Frank r.. iI6;
Af Second n'{ ka sse, $500, claiming,
FIR '' H. i" Joss h.dy o1 smf sd. ,S, P ley
Irish. ioe; Nasisdovati, iii: Tom caro-
ia; Thsophile ". ia: CAreen. ia Also
eligible: Ruth Strickland, lo7; 'Humma,
ll6; 'sllvey Shapiro. lo2.
Third Race--Cisimins: purse 5000
thres-year- ODDS: hve and a half furion ss.
;PGysriHa' io, n Mon,:s1s iSs christi:
100; Bagpipe. 49, Discussion. ll2.
Fourth Race-Purse $500; New Era
Handicap; three-ysar-old and upward; ak
furiongs: William the Fourth. 1902 Ina
Frank. lo5: A. n. Akin. lo7i Top o. ths
Morning, 11s: aUltima Thule, ia: aJock
Scot, lis; EIterminator. i2s. aMna H. L
Hf fists RsesNpur.. $500; claiming: four.
yssr-oids and upward one mile and sav.
1903: Sinai 1o3: Adeline l.. 1903: Brickley,
lOs: Royal Tea, l0s; Opera Glats. 10S:
Sea Urchin. Jos; No Manager. l0s; Insur.
ance Man. 1os Sir william johnson, lOs
LIKE I'm! i Nae; los; Minnie r.. no. Mihfala'
sixth Rscs-Purss $500; claiming: three.
ysar-olds and upward one mile and a
'Phiistins. 1903; sEuioGy, los; Baby Cal
los Gordon Roberto. ios' Kenward. ll2i
!xpDr.ntic. allowances siIim.d
The sun., 1919-03-31
BENNETT HIGH GUN
ATTN. Y. A. G. TRAPS
Leads Field in Weekly Shoot
Spots Takes Special
Scratch Prize.

Under decidedly better shooting condi-
lions than was experienced on Saturday
the sunners OF the New York Athletic
Club ended their March Sunday shoot
ing yesterday. A. p. Bennett was the
high scratch gunner. He took the Inn
portant trophy with a score OF 95 out
OF possible 100 targets. He also had
the satisfaction OF being the only nimrod
70 have. straight score in any OF the
regular fixtures. Bennett KILLED" %
straight in the shoot for the tournament
cup
Regardless OF his excellent shooting
the two monthly cups that came to an
snd yesterday were taken by other gun
ners ]. H Vanderveer won the tourna-
mont cup with three legs and C. L. King
took the Byronel trophy with an equal
number Of wins. Neither had to shoot
on for his prize. Also each was q
double winner vanderveer won the
ghost trophy for the month from a field
Of eight other gunners and Mr. King
won the special handicap prize. The
latter gunner also was the winner OF the
regular handicap cup.
r. L. SPOTS. the former national
champion. took the special scratch prize
With straight string OF rs targets. As
the accumulation cup Is three months
affair II did not come to an end yester-
day. Legs were scored, however, by all
ntmrods with full scores of rs targets
Thirty gunners took part In the shoot.
The scorest
The sun., 1919-03-31
GUESTS LAY PLANS
FOR EVENTS OF 1920
National Association '
Meet Tonight.

Extending the work OF the National
Association OF Amateur Billiard Players
in all sections OF tho country will be
the important subject at the meeting
10 be held tonight at the Lieder-
kranz Club. Fitty-eighth street and
park avenue. The nominations for OFF,
GERS are more representative than In
the past. George B. Dryden OF the Chi
caKo Athletic Association. who has
served so ably as president. Is to preside
at the meeting and he heads the ticket
for reelection
Tho awarding Of national champion
ships will be taken up The Boston
Athletic Association has applied for the
national class A 1872 balk line cham
pionship for 1870. II 10 probable that
the tournament win be awarded TO that
club
1t 10 not unlikely that Nathan Hall,
who won the title there in the tourna-
ment of 1917. will be competitor.
Another amateur who has recently at
tracted attention 10 George p. De Groat
of Syracuse. N. Y, who last week ran
1872 and finished a match game OF 500
points In ten innings. He Is likely "a
be ono of the competitors for the title
next season.
The list OF nominations for officers
follows:
President--George b. Dryden, Chicago
Athletic Association. Chicago.
-President-Corwin Huston, De.
troit Athletic Club, Detroit Mich.
Secretary. p. Allen. New York Ath.
letic Club, New York.
Treasurer-G. o. Rudolphy, Lieder-
kranz CLUB. New York.
The sun., 1919-03-31
HAVANA RESULTS.

First Rscs-Three-year-oids and up.
yard; claiming; purse $500; nye and a halt
and to 5. ,hrst Visible. los tFTaoSh,..
to !, 70 and oven, second owanA'
;a,r tMnT T:gs ,C 70 80 and 70 :
Glen. Herder. ZNnEaree, Thesieres, M
rrunps and conOw!Eso also rAn. No
Second Race-Three-y..r-olds and up.
yard claiming; pure $500: dvs ana a
furlonEs. Roscoe Goose, los (FatorJ,
e t2n u; $ 70 and 8 to s, Grs,; RorA, los
second; rierret, iii IMorri..s Sna 10 TO TO +
to J and 70 third, Time. i;o1 as
s sf9%n IA, sPe Tdy Miss hurFoms:e
ai.o ran. No scratches. anu annie Easn
Third Race-Thrse-y -olds and IN
S.if ,vS sIISnn'ns pnTsS 1909 o.. ana
!. % 5 and . TO s, nrst; sweet Alys.um
lcS IThu5Ssp: 5 to !, (? to and even
s s0sn ana H oS tSla 10: r,ms even
Cove, sparkler and Mslvoiio also ran. N,
wa nSGrt a.RSs TnT:: 1901 md up
Lackawanna. tO7 iFrachi. S 70 ), evsn = M
to 2; nrst; Avion, IOs tPltsj. ! to -" &
to and out. second Iron BOY. lol
third Time. 1;ls ~. snow o Juno K EI .
pslonE. Buster Clark and Earnest ais,
ran. Lamppost scratched.
Fifth Rsoe-Four- yesr-olds and nm
ward claimingi purse teoo; ono mile Nnc
= quarter. Fritz Ernst, 107 (Fsterl. s {,
even and ! 70 ?, nrst: James. III
John w. Klein, lo2 twida). 3 TO /, ever
and to :. third Time. ?:oS as. Sole
Rock. Au,trai and Queen TrOvato ais
Sixth Racs--Three-ysar-ol1a and up
ward; claiming; purse $500; one mile. Ma.
Murray, loS tThurber), : to S, 10
and out. first; Sam Hin, 1914 (Frachi.
70 :. even and TO ?. second; whit,
Crown. lo6 81. Howard. to !. 10
and TO S. third, Time, i;I Is Sun
duria, Clorskilty, Timothy J. Hogan Agu,
and Billy Joe also ran. Cork. Blanch,
Dcnardton and Quick scratched.
ward: claiming: purse $500: one mile
Persourdire. ss (wida>, 20 !, 20
and TO 8. nrr: Diadi. io7 (Pit.l,
to {. to 2 and ont, second; Guide Post
1os tThurber), s to ]. 6 20 ana to s
third. Time, 1910. UnAr. Yenshee Che
mung and Bulgar also ran. Duke Run
Miss Sweep. VIII Soon and DriffielC
L scratched
The sun., 1919-03-31
PATERSON SOCCERS
ENTER FINAL ROUND
Defeat Morse Dry Dock Team,
by 4 Goals to I.

Tho soccer players of the Paterson
Football Club yesterday defeated the
Morse Dry Dock eleven by 4 goals to 1
In the semi-nnal round for tho national
challenge trophy at Harrison Field. Tho
Pate1sons qualified for the final round,
In which they will meet Bethlehem for
the championship. The team from
Brooklyn. cheered on by the big Morse
Dry Dock band. made a brave showing
In the nrst half, at the end Of which
Paterson led q to I. but the Brooklyrs
could not stand the pace set by the
Jersey men in the second period
Fifteen minutes from the start A..
stark scored for Paterson from a cor
ner, but long ehot OF fifteen yards by
Beardsworth Of Brooklyn equaiizsd rvs
minutes later. Ten minutes before hals
time Knowles worked up the ball end
then centred. and Bleich netted the ball
from a mixup.
In the second half pretty work by
Brown on the left wing followed by a
pass to A. Stark enabled the inside right
to get the ball Just past the Morse post
for Patersons third tally. Blelch, after
a pass by T. Stark and a headiong rush
through tho centre. shot the fourth and
last goal for Paterson. The lineup:
The sun., 1919-03-31
TIE FOR CHESS TROPHY.
BrookIyns and Proxressives Dead
locked I'm "Met" League,

While Brooklyn defeated Ocean Hill
by the score OF to 1 at the BROOKLYN
Chess Club in the sixth round Of the
Metropolitan Chess Leagues champion
ship series. the champion team of the
Rice Progressive Chess Club won by ~
20 2h against Marshalrs Chess Club at
the latter's rooms. The Brooklyns and
Progressves are tied with Ave matches
each and will play on for the champion
chip in the last round next Saturday
night
Lieut. F. X Perkins. J. w. Brunne-
rner. A. c. Cass. A. Schroeder. w. NJ dc
Wiser, DR.. J. r. Taber and w. 8. Pitts
were the winners for Brooklyn. C. A.
Larson winning for Ocean Hill. Winners
for the Progressives were Il. Grumbach,
E Tenenwurzsl, II. Leheastein. y. Col
lumpus and ]. Chaursell. and for Mar
shalie Chess Club, A. l.. Hallock, who
won against c. Jafree. and DR.. r. c. st.
John. A. b. Hodges drew with Oscar
ChaJea City College lost TO the Staten
Island Chess Club by ia TO VI. DR.. H.
Z. Leeds OF Staten Island drew against
A. Weisbord. the winners being w. J.
Litzenberger. @. A. Barth. p. Stevens
Jr., H S. Gay. C. Broughton. H. Nielsen
and p. A Drucklieb.
The sun., 1919-03-31
PAULIST A. G. WINS
MEDLEY RELAY RACE
Repeats in Rerun of Protested
Contest and Carries or
Point Trophy.

The re-running of the one and seven-
eighths mile handicap medley relay race,
which was one Of the features Of the
Paulist Athletic Clubs games last FRI
day night, resulted I'm an easy victory for
the Paulist A. c. team yesterday in tho
Twelfth Regiment Armory. The Morn
ingside A. G. quartet finished second.
while Fordham University's team was
third. Tho New York A. C. team, the
only other starters. were fourth.
The ''W'iged p" team, by repeating It's
victory Of Friday, won tho team trophy.
The Paulist Club by anncxing this race
garnered twelve points, which gave IL
the handsome cup by n margin OF two
points over the Morningside Club. The
race was ordered re-run last Friday
night after Harry Cunningham. who
ran the fnal leg for the Paulist team,
had raced home nrst without tho baton.
The protest was made by Bernie wefers,
er. track coach at FordhaIn University.
and George Matthews, A. A. U. handi-
capper.
Cunningham, who was responsible for
his club losing the race last Friday, re-
deemed himself yesterday by running a
corkiny relay. which was responsible for
his teams victory. Bohland who ran
the initial leg for the Paulist toam, also
shared in the glory OF his teams voctory.
The revised relay and point score fol-
low:
Medley Relay RACE Nandicapl-won BY
Paulist A. G. IN. Bohland @. Benker, r.
Clowry and n Cunnipsham,, 70 ysrds
Morninrsids A. r. &C. schefer, A. Peters,
n sravsrmsn and J. p. Knox), IL yards.
D. schwarl, p oConnor and J. white), id
yards, third; New York A. @. "A. Wilson, v.
Casey; Dan Kuhn and J. u. ssllsrs,. II ysrds.
fourth. T1mc--7:b5 as
Revised Point scorc-Psuiiss A. O., u
points; Morninrnde A. c., 10; Glencoe A, c.,
y: Coluh Die University. Z; Nsw York A. O. O.
The sun., 1919-03-31
DEAD HEAT IN ROAD RACE.
Jackson and Trfvoulidas Furnish
Excitement in MorninEride Chase.

W Jackson Of the st. Christopher Club
end =. Trivou'ldas NJ the Morningside
a. c. yesterday raced to a lead heat IN
the weekly scratch ten mile road race
OF The MorninSside Athletic Club. The
runners were clicked IN So minutes Il
WAS not until about milo from tho
finish that Trivoulidas pulled up on even
terms with jackson.
In the 611 mile scratch race held by
the same club O. Larsen OF the Morning
eide A. C. was returned the winner. The
fnishe. OF both races follow;
@. Las.en: Mornins,,de A. c; ga :
Thompson. ST chr-toph.r Club. $50; W.
Burke. paulis, \: c. $3.50: r ooidhsrs
ing,ide A. c. ss'io; g. Mcpherson, oi.nco.
A c. as:2S w. eehippel. Psultst A. C.
" RoTpsintn, 6lencos A. c, $3.50
Ten Mile Run--nead heat between W
Jackson 81. Christopher Club. ana p Tri-
youlidss; Morn'ns'iao A. G. time. 50: >
Cerino. Paulist A c, Ss;S; o. Weeks
Hollywood Inn A a. to;a, q. Hunter
coe A. C. 6l2s
The sun., 1919-03-31
LEMBACH, VETERAN,
REALIZES AMBITION
After Ten Years of COMPETE
tion Wins First Road Run.

James Lembach. the veteran Mohawk
A. c. distance runner. yesterday won
his first road race in ten years when
he captured the four and a half mile
handicap run OF the Bronx Athletic
League over tho Mohawk's course. II
was Lembach's first appearance in local
competition In many years
Tho old timer was in receipt Of n Q :4B
start and won the event by 100 yards
over c. Beagan OF st. Anselms A c.,
a youngster who was allowed a start OF
3:l6. Lembach was clicked in rs
minutes so seconds.
Fred Travelena OF the Mohawk A. c.,
the scratch man won the fast time prize.
He finished In seventh place In the fne
time OF "a minutes. 10 seconds. The
order OF finish
The sun., 1919-03-31
OFFERS TEX RICHARD
100000 FOR BOUT.
Mayor Conley Of Deer Lodge,
Mont, Makes Bid for Will
lard-Dempsey Contest.
Special DespatcA 10 Tnr sun.


DEER LODGE, Mont. March 30.--Frank
Conley, Mayor of this city. to-day wired
Tex Ricard. the promoter OF the Will
ard-Dempsey bout. asking Richard to
thoroughly consider this town before de-
Gliding upon place to stage the big
bout The Mayor feels confident that a
law will be enacted In few days which
VIII permit the staging in this State of
boxing bouts of an unlimited number Of
rounds. The Mayors message to Rick
ard follows:
The citizens OF Deer Lodge are con-
testing the State boxing law Our
FORMER law was repealed by what was
known as the Kelley commission bill,
the Kelley bill leaving US without any
law against boxing. We will contest
this in Supreme Court within fourteen
days, and II successful. as we feel conf
dent we will be. there will be no limit
TO the number of rounds. VIII offer you
100000 to stage the willard Dempsey
bout In Deer Lodge provided we can
have half OF motion picture privilege"
The sun., 1919-03-31
ROSS DOUBLE VICTOR.
Takes Two Swimming TitIes-Miss
bartlett Third in Fancy Dive.

DETROIT. Mich. March 3o.-Norman
Ross OF San Francisco won the 220 yard
free style championship held by Perry
McGillivray OF Great Lakes at the Ma
tional A. A U. meet here last night and
also finished first in the $50 yard back
stroke event. In the free style swim
Ross's time was :27 35.
In the women's fancy diving event
Miss Theima Payne of the Multnomah
A. A., Portland. Ore. successfully de-
Tended her title against Mrs. Vonnie
Afalcomson, the Central A. A. u. cham
pion. and Josephine Bartlett, New York
w. 4. A., who holds the outdoor title.
Miss Payne scored s2.51 points.
The sun., 1919-03-31
MISS BOYLE WINS TITLE.

PHuApILPHrA, March 30.--Charlotte
Rovle Of New York won the woman's ma
tlonai 100 yard indoor swimming cham
pionship here last night. Her time was
/ minute 3-5 seconds.
Bessie Ryan, Philadelphia, was sec
ond Mabel Arklie. Philadelphia, third
and Eleanor Uhl. Philadelphia. fourth:
Olga Dorfner. Philadelphia, who held
ths championship. did not compete.
The sun., 1919-03-31

CHESS EXPERTS CELEBRATE.
Manhattan Club Members Hold
Forty-second Annual Dinner.

Members Of the Manhattan Chess Club
held their forty second annual dinner at
the Sherman Square Hotel, with Aris-
tides Martinez, president OF the club, as
chairman and Walter J. Rosston acting
as toastmaster Among the other speak
ers were Herbert r. Limburg, vice-pres!-
dent; Lieut.. Arthur Haas OF the Quar-
termaster's Corps at Camp Wadsworth,
Frank Janet of Mount Vernon. DR.. NJ.
M. Miller, George w. Cummings of Bos-
ton and Major ]. Moore Hanham, a vet
eran of the civil war
Earl Tuckerman, Max Jacobs, Senorita
Mendoza and James Liebling were the
entertainers.
The sun., 1919-03-31
PENN STATE wREsTLERs WIN.
Repeat I'm Intercollegiate Title
Tourney-2 Firsts for Columbia.

STATE CoLBoE, Pa, March TO-
Pennsylvania State grapplers for the
second consecutive year carried of the
intercollegiate wrestling title hero last
night. The team won two firsts, three
seconds and ono third. and scored a
total OF 23 points. Lehigh was second
with 20 points, while Cornell stood third
with IS. Tho University OF Pennsyi-
vania scored points and Columbia I.
Lee of Columbia won the 1875 pound
class title and Baush OF Columbia took
the 145 pound class honors. At meet
ing OF the intercollegiate Wrestling As
ISOLATION II was decided that the cham
pionships next year would be held at the
University Of Pennsylvania
The sun., 1919-03-31
should Not Bo Lax.

a lax steward will lose for \ club IN
these two itarns alone, to say nothing RS
yet about waste in ordering, at least
one thousand dollars a year. II Is easy
TO figure this out for yourself Many
clubs have standing order for a thou
rand tATo.s Tor week during the months
when play is heavy.
II only 500 are left by the driver for
shy ten weeks there is loss in laundry
money OF 10 incOnsidere BILE sum. II n
butcher delivers 900 pounds OF meat per
week when $50 WAS ordered at 40 or
90 cents per pound, In ten or twenty
weeks there are several hundred dollars
direct loss. Then the careless managing
steward OF metropolitan golf club can
| throw away hundreds OF dollars more
by his hiring OF extra walters. He may
, pay no attention to the weather signals
for instance. and fnd that on a Satur-
day afternoon he Is feeding Ave too many
day walters. each one eating 81 meal
besides being paid carfare 10 and from
the city, 81 or Sc per day. being given
! night accommodations. and repeating
the expense on the Sunday following.
Five extra walters NJ $40 for two days
! together with four meals means another
direct loss in the season OF a couple
| hundred dollars. Tho wise steward
keeps an eye on the barometer aad plans
! accordingly. Most OF the successful
money makers for the clubs do err on the
side OF having too few walters, but II
is a fault which is condoned more often
than not II the years business shows a
balance on the right side OF the club
ledger.
There are soma stewards who cost
the clubs much money because Of the
elaborate menus which they strive 10
| give. Somehow or othp golfers at the
The sun., 1919-03-31

WRESTLING IN BROOKLYN.

Jim Calvin. the Irish champion wres-
tier. and Harry Stevens. the Yankee
Apollo, will meet in match tonight at
the Crescent Theatre, Brooklyn HJalmar
Swanson, tho Swsts. viii meet SOL
dier Joe Rusek Of the Eleventh United
States Cavalry ir another match.
The sun., 1919-03-31
FROM PED TO RUNNER.
Labowfts Turns to Hill and Dale
Game and Wins Run,

Louis Labowitz OF the Pastlme A. C.
the local walking champion, yesterday
tried his hand at road running and was
successful. The ped" competed In his
clubs weekly handicap members race
and was returned the winner. Labowitz
was given a handicap OF minutes and
covered the ~ miles in 27 minutes 35
seconds. Tho order OF finish:
l. IAbowitz $500. 27:36: J. Hots
scratch, 2e:l2i B. KAmsy ls:ool. rs 20:
W. Barish $4,000, 2s:2T; NJ. GreenberE
8:o0). 2s;47; p. Arouson $1,000, 2s;62;
D Lynch % 5000. 20 20; l. North u ;3O).
The sun., 1919-03-31
Pitchers Are Careful.
TAKES FAST TIME PRIZE.
HerEiE shows Speed in Long
Island Athletic League Race.

Samuel Herz!g OF the Brooklyn A A.,
with a forty-hve second start, yesterday
won the fast time prize In the weekly
handicap road race OF the Long Island
Athletic League over the Brooklyn A
As course. HerZig finished in ninth
place in the good time OF 2s minutes ~
seconds.
The winner OF tho race was J. sher-
man OF the Kings County a. A, who was
In receipt OF 3 minutes so seconds The
order OF finish: