davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-08-13
SRPNOVE CfSLO CZECHO-
SLOVAk REVIEW.

Vrele psany elanek naslch
invalid och, kteri Sc vracejl do
vlasti po nekolika letech boll
ma Rusi, zahajuje srpnove ell
slo Czechoslovak Review, Je-|
dineho mesicniku Ceskosloven
skeho, vydavaneho V jazyce
anglickem. Srpnove c1slo to jeI
velmi obsazne a pojednava oI
zmene politicke V move vladnl
konstelaci V Ceskoslovenske
Republice a prinasi podobiznu
nynejSiho ministerskeho pred
sedy Vlastimila Tusara. Poi 2d
nava dale V clanku' j. A. So
kola o obchodnich pomerech V
Ceskoslovenske Republice, pi'i-
naSf vyzvu Cesko5lovenske In
formacni kancelare We Washin
tone ma pOmOc detem cesko-
slovenskym", dale vynatek 2,
pripravovane knihy Dejin Ce-
choskovaku americkych, jiz k
tisku pfipravil p. Tomas Ca
pek. Zailmave jest tez liceni
americkeho kapitana "Co ~jsam
videl V Cechach". Prof. Simek,
pred 1eda CzechOslOvak Ameri
can Board projednava otazku
amerikanisace.
Toto posledni cislo Czecho-
slovak Review ie zpestreno da
lie dvema pfeklady to p. M
Spinky z Jiraskovy Filosofske
historic a p. Otokara Kotouce
Bezruca, 3lavneho barda po
robeneho T6Sinska. K tomu
pripojen prehled udalosti a
prace Cechoslovaku americ-
! kych.
Kazda naSe rodina mela by
odbirat Czechoslovak Review
Pfedplatne $3.50 ma rok je
tax mike, ze snadno muze
meme zamozny pro sve det
anglicky ctouci je predplatit
Objednavky vyrizuje: Czechc
slovak Review, 1924 SO. Cen
tral Park Ave, Chicago, III.
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IWSSI lff] MSS
NEDOSnATEK SMYSLU PRO
DOBROU VEG.

Nebude nikoho, kdo by q
krajanu nasich mcdowell oceni
ii vyznam propagacniho ces-
koslovenskeho casopisu, ktary
americke yerejnosti predklada
stanovisko nasi velke kolonie a
mericke V jazyce anglickem.
A prece jevi Sc stale tax maly
zajem o iediny mas anglicky
mesicnik Czechoslovak Review
ze to opravdu zarazi.
Obetavost naseho hdu ces-
koslovenskeho V Americe byla
stavena po celou dobu valky
ga vzor pfistehovalcum iinych
narodnosti a pravem. Jedine,
co bychom mohli vytknout je
fakt, re mesicnik, ktery ma
nesporn6 zasluhy o propagaci
ceskoslovenske veci mazi Anne
rlcany a lepz casio byl ameri-
ckym tiskem citovan jake pri-
kladne vedeny caSopis, nema
dostatecn6 opory V sirSich kru
zlch naSich kEajanu. Jc zda Ii
Fsice a tisice rodin, nichz by
mel Czechoslovak Review byt;
rodifi pfedplacen pro. mas do
rost.
Nemuzema zajiste zabranit,
ably generace Americe roze-
ma mela "a svuj jazyk anglic-
KY, ale muzema velmi mnoho
pfispet k tomu prave sirenirn
Czechoslovak Review mezi ma
SIM doroStem, ably totiz dorost
mas byl co nejlepe o nasam ma
rode "a morem i naSich sna-
hach nformovan. Rocni pred
platne ma Czechoslovak Re-
view Jest male S1.5O. Mesicnik
ten poctiv6 rizeny ia LISTEN
pro mas dorost opravdu vycho
wynn.
kazdy, kdo ma smysl pro
vychovu naseho dorostu a udr
zeni Jedineho anglicky pgana-
no casopisu naseho, necht' jei
predplatl a ' kruhu svlch zna
mych K pfedplaceni dopcrucl.
Adresa administrace: Czecho-
sloyaak, Review. 1924 So. Ccu.
tral Park Ayes, Chicago, Iii.
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bami plavil Sc V maji It'll s
SO osobami ma Sire more, do
stihl Kruilskeho souostrovi, po
zdeji Japonska, Mysu dobre
nadeje a pozdravil 8. cervenca 2
brehy francouzske. Afanazie
zatim cestou zemrela a tax Sc
mohl Benovsky hl05itiN ke sve
prve zene bez bazne,
Navrat Benovskeho priSel
francouzske Wade who'd. Slo 0
kolonisaci Formosy, ale ma ko
nee zvolen byl "a zamorskou
osadu Madagascar. Kolonisa ci
byl poveren srdnaty Benovsky
V nnOru 1773 pristal vypra-
YOU u ostrovnich brehu a byl
prijat cd domorodcu pratelsky
Pozdeji no vyhlasili Madagaso
We Ia sveho vladare a rikali
novemu pohlavarovi Munjaka
Be.
Move jeho panovani netrva.
! 10 vSak dlouho. Spory Fran.
couzi vedly k tomu, ze byl Be.
novsky %. maje 1856 smrtel
Inc poranen a strelne rane po
dlehl. TAX skoncil dobrodruz
my zivot madagarskeho krale
IZena jeho vratila Sc 2 Ameriky J
do Uher So dvema dcerami :
lila jeste roku 1907 ma sven
statku nedaleko Beckova.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-08-13

pudu klate Shire a okousel
strasti trestaneckeho zivota. Je
dinou ut6chou mu bylo, re pre-
kona vSechna pekelna muka
vit4Zn6 a re bude celiti vSem
VZdorum, kdyby. / byl vypove-
zen ma pusty poloostrov re "a
sn6zenymi vulkany trebas *
v6tnemu ziti." A pevna jeho
vule vt6lenou energii Zvit6-
lila.
Obnovim dine sv mysli vyble-
die pfibehy muze, jenz per-
nym svym zivotem vyskolil Sc
We vzdelance Wetoobcanskych
nazoru a mravu a uCinil Sc u
hlazenym chovanim a chytrym
poGinanim i Parizi tax obli-
benym, re sc jeho pratelstvi
a styky uchazeIy neiprednejSi
salony mocneho panstva.
Rodinny statek naSeho reka
s.aNaf We VrboYem u Nitran-
%kych nor. Mlady dedic, naro-
zenT roku 1711, jmenoval Sc
Mauricius- Augustus Benovsky
Jakozto syn cisarskeho kra-
lovskeho generala, tahl mladi-
StVy dustojnik S armadou prot
Prusum, byv utasten bitev IL. Lo
Fosic, Prahy a jinde. TIE DOLBY
zdedll Behovsky statky ma Lit
Ne Y Polsku a proto vidal sc
sluzby vojen5ke a pospichaI ma
move panstVi. Ia jeho neprito-
mnosti zmocnilo Sc pribuzen-
stvo majetku uherskeho a pre-.
kazeli priroZenemu dedici '
pfeVzeti narokuv. Y te tisni
sp0lehal Behovsky ma svuj lid
a zmocnil Sc "a jeho pomoci
zamku; ale spor, vedeny pri-
buzenstvem, dopadl V nepro.
speech hrab6te.
ZbaVen otcovskych statku Y
hrach, odeSel Benovsky dc
polska, odevzdal dedictvi dc
spolehlivych rukou a vydal sc
ma cesty do ciziny. Nejprve I'll
Y Gdansku, potom V Hambur.
ku, Amsterodame a Anglii, 0,
beznaniv sc IA morskych pla.
/ web nalezite lodnictvim. Tou.
ha po cizich zemich pudila he
take roku 1867 do Indie, ale
iVla ,tenectVi polskych panu pr
melo hO k tomu, re pristoupi
ke konfederaci, pribyl do Val
SaVy a priial veleni "a povsta
nj proti Rusum.
Naroky ma slovenske dedi
ctvl prinutily Behovskeho, abN
sc domahal prava jeSte Il cisai
Sheho dvora We Vidni, ale "a
e nepochodil a vracel Sc Slo
' nsl nj do Polska. Tehdy 81
V rodne Zemi roznemohl a by
! pccliye osettoyan dcerou sve
he vazeneho klajana. Zna
most 70 ucinila pemocneht
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-08-13
DOBRODRUZNE CESTY SLOVAKA
:. BENOVSKEHO.
Napsal Josef korensky.

At jsem byl oGitym sV6d-I
KEN pruvodu, jejichz ucastni-
ci nastupovali re zauralskeho
Tumene dalekou cestu do sibif
skeho vyhnanstVi "a rachotu
zeleznych pout, at j5em byl
hostem mocaloViteho Tobolska
Omska, Tomsla, Krasnoiarska
SajanskYch hor q poSVatneho
Bajkalu $ chiubnym lrkut-
skem - ma VSech tech mistech
vynorovala Sc mi vzdycky hi
storickych vzpomine6 postaya
poVestneho SIoVaka Benovske
ho, obestrenehO spIetl nelpe-
strejSich avantyr kouzlo jeho
rozmarnych pfihod a odvaz-
nych kousku, TpojoVanych jak
nasazenim vlastniho zivota,
tax S pikantnim Sibalstvlm,
Uskokem, odVahou a duchapri
tomnosti, drazdilo basniky, TO
manopisce j dramatiky a ucini
10 z dobrOdruzneho zemana nj
transkGho hrdinu ma ieviSti i V
beletrii.
Vyliceni pohadkoveho 1.-Two
ta hltali We sve materStine nei
prVe AngliGane, potom Fran
couzi, Nemci, fad ali. Cesk[
ttenar seznamoval Sc pohnu-
tym jeho zivotem We stare kni-
re Cernanskeho, vydane '
PreSpurku 1908 a nadepsant
"Pamatne prihody hrab6te BE
novskeho'. Kotzebue Zy6Gni
vyVoleneho sveho reka drama
tenn, zvanym "Spiknuti ma Kan
Catce" rozvlaCna Mundtov;
Klara Nouisa Muehlbachova) J
oslavila eho ciny CtyrsVaZko
wynn romanem pfcdni peVe(
polske emigrace, Juliusz Slo
wacki, oznacil sve epos ma.
zyem "Bienowski" ZdeptaVajC
V 3atiricke t6 basni Skudce lie
SteiSiho ziyota, Mic kiewcze ne
Vyiimaie. Dnes vySlo We Villm
kove knihovn6 uchvatne zpra
covani tech ziyotnich osUdu re
manem Polaka SieroszeWske'
no.
Vyznamne misto vydobyl s
tekavy Benovsky Y zemeve.
de. spradaje osudove milky '
sdGjinach koloni3afnich, kdy5
bezeIo mad Sekvanou to, ably
Il taiemneho Madagaskaru a
okolnich ostrovu vykVetla dru.
IA bohata Francie Vychodni
GaIlia orientalis. Prizen ste
steny provazela neboiacnehc
Slovaka nejenom dep0rtac
sibirske, ale na horke pudt
tmayych Madagasu a poyySila
dol<once uprchlika kamGatake,
10 "a samotn6ho krale o-trov.
nj rise.
onde tomu puldruheho sta
l2fs .kdy .8e6o@skv ystoupil ns
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-08-13

ienom ze ted "a vyletu "piv {
st astntho manzela.
Ale re stesti toho vyrusili
no opetne polsti vlastenci, "a
dajice na Benovskem ably pl-
nil svou prisahu a prisel ma po
moe. A dobrodruzny hrabe od
iiz0el hned do Krakova o.
svGdGoval velitelskou Zdatnost
IA boju Rusy znamenite. Zc
jedne putky byl vsak prece ra-
men upadl do zajeti. Hrdin-
ske ciny libily Sc samotnemI
ru3kemu generalu a proto DO
vClil, ably Benovsky byl propu|
stem ma svobodu "a vykupne.
Nez tato volnost netrvala
dlouho. Bencvsky valcil opet-
| ne a take byl Ease zajat a u
>rzen do zalafe. Ia uteku de-
stal sc voln% v6zen do Moskvy
a PetroEradu, ale byl poZnan,
epuzen, 2alafovan a vypoVezen
do Tobolska, potom ma Kan-
CaIku. SloVen5tina uSnadnOva-
la mu sty,lu 5 vojenskou stra-
| III, ktera vyhnance provazela
ma sanich ne. iprve do MoskVy
potom do NiZniho Novgorodu
a dale do tehdejSiho hlavnlho
meta TObolska.
Jak Sc na ceste do Kamcat-
Ky BeHovsk6mu da"ilo, oQzna
menal on am We ~sNenf> denni-
XII. Ppcvt V Tobolskp 81 chva-
Ii, nebot' byl laskavoa.' tam
n6jSiho vclitaIe sprostGn ok vi
Pocatkem unora 177n vidimc
ho Ease ljizdet ma s2nich po-
del rcky Iltyse, zivit Sc ostat
r,nl vspoveZenci konskyl. ma
sem &apijet ja Il kirgizu ku-
mysem, pripraVoVanym nile
: ka kobyliho. Y meste Tare byl
castovan palenkou 3 prozival
potom noe trebas We SnehovycE
jamach. Y dubnu poznal reku
: Oh a tatar'ke m6sto Tomsk
: koncem MAZE Krasnojarsk re
l ku Jenisej, koncem cervence
limsk, 20. srpna Jakutsk.
Y tomto m6ste kul Benov.
sky .jiz plany, jak by Sc a3vym
soudruhy utakl Z Kamcatky
Dne 16. riina spatril b, O.
chotsk a ziskal 81 prime pod.
= vfzenym LISTEN u feditele. TIE.
ze duvefy poZiyal V BolSerec,
ku ma kamCatce a pohybova
! s. zemi zcela Svobodne. Ia
1 Ile mu bylo dovoleno cisti rus
| Ike / jinojazycne knihv. Uhla
Zenost Be lovskeho libila Sc Il
diteli kraje a proto no poveri
VyuCoVanlm SVYch deti. Roha
' ii kupci nell no Ease radi pro
, to, re hral yyborne V Sachy
, Touto dovednosti vyd6lal S
mnoho penez. u velike lasct
| mela Behovskeho tez reditelo
: va dcera Afanazie a touzila 81
: stati jeho manzelkou.
: ZenatN Benovsky- odhodla
: Sc i k tomuto cinu, jen aby
, mohl uziti oddane Rusky Jake
nastroje k provedeni 5veho q;
j meru. Pouzlvaje veSkare duv,
] ry, vydal sc na vyzkumnou ce
r stu do Kamcatky a pripravo
i val nezname zemi podrobn,
popis. kofist teto cesty byl;
: bohata, nejcennejSimi trofeie
Y mi byly vsak drahocenne koz,
/ shy. kdyz Sc ubiral ma vyzkl
: mnou cestu pc druhe, touzi
: po korabu velikem a byl odht
e dian zabrati iej treba nasilim
! Do planu tech byli v6rni jeht
: soudruzi uplne zasveceni.
Velike lodi Sc Benovsky ia
0 Ike zmocnil a opatriv il zaso
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-06-24
Mr.. WISER Cured Of indigestion.

Some time In 1903 when had an
attack of Indigestion and everything
looked gloomy to me. received a free
sample of Chamberlain's Tablets by
mail. / gave them trial and they
were such help to me that bought
a package, and can truthfully say
that ! have not had SIMILAR attack
since" writes VIM. B. wlsler. Doug
laasville, Pa.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-06-24
TIJERAS AVE, BETWEEN FIRST
STREET AND A. Il. x 5. 4. RIGHT
ON WAY

Implanted land extending from
northeast corner of Tijeras road and
North First street. thence east to the
right of way of the Ntchison, Topeka
Il Santa Fe railway. thence north
along said right of way distance of
one hundred feet, more or less. thence
west from said right of way to the
east line of North First street, thence
south along the cast Inc of North
First street to the point and place of
beginning, owners O. Bachochi and
Mary Bachechi.
Implanted land extending from the
southeast corner of Tijeras road and
North First street south to point
which would be tile north line of Cop
per avenue. extending thence west
along Copper avenue extended to the
right of way of the Atchison, Topeka
& Santa Fe railway, thence north
along said right of way to south line
of Tijeras road thence west to the
point and place Of beginning, owner,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-06-16

aSih asas JGRn aRn KeiIly 81 Shfmpoqsh,n sias!s
W WGoi3tLon single. Karl Grnef: Junior sinslc.
Ense senior four-oeredf ed uff sheil. SSe Ed arse9
senior double scyis. Ed GrsefH fHI bow s'lsssi Rsri
hfrhicL fI,rhicoLr ,stroke: junior eight-oare she'll
IN" eight -9ared she'll crew; Junior doubis
souls sou Al Brady. bow: Pierce Flynn. stroke.
anI Hfsjii jiqinIoE work boat Al Brady.
SSSmcs Scs l.. Brown; junior work boat William
HIlf3enhker. and junior eight-oarpd shell. IS
so,,ii inlN1Srsiy, barge Club-Association single
,r,I IPhiladelphia Barge Club Elliott Now
r, Crescent, Boat CIub-Junior single souls,
.rs, bow Nonemaker. 2: Shapieieh, 3; Huber.
Np0hr; ana junior dorbe. Shapletgh and
Pennsylyania Barge Cmb-Junior worl
boat, +: ,K2ester; junior double souls ~ r.
scql Jorn b. Casey; intermediste s sioSis four,
I. Ghalfont. rtrolte Hunter. coxswain' ana
senior four-oared shell Jaeger how; s,,e,dsss3p sssp
:; rh{cGarty {t;d, 81 Chalfont. stroke. - .
sig. KoeSsr boat bow. TR.9thSJunisr RSte four-oared
harih. stroke. Dietrich. coxswain, f ~
Elis Ward, who commenced his coaching
Gutiss at the, Fairmnunt Boat Club last week
q gig crew for the navy regatta He N. IN
tends TO develop other crews In time 10
:aGf tn. the starter in the PEOPLES regatts
70 pear the Undine ColOrs in the nternledf-
lte stnSic event of the navy regatta after
ne had outrowGd Franklin Fretz and John
u mile Of the national course
Ihe navy regatta schedule calls Sfor
trSSi rWSxe races They Will be rowed IN iiftesn-
with the senior single quarter mile dash A.
the curtain raiser. =
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-06-16
SIX IN A ROW FOR
HESS-BR|GHT NINE
Leaders of Philadelphia Manu-
facturers' League Score
Another Shutout Victory
PLEWs PITCHES GOOD BALL

Hess Bright continues to blaze the
way in the Philadelphia Manufacturers
Baseball League, with perfect record,
the team having won all six games
played. Hopes and Townsend also
boasts percentage of 1000 having
won all five stayts. Just which club
should be leading the procession alone
would have been determined except for
rain on May 10 when they were
scheduled to clash. The work of pitcher
Plews has been big factor in Hess
Bright's success. He already has a no
hit game to his credit.
The winner of the first half pennant
may hinge upon the outcome of this
postponed clash. Few contests remain
yet to be played. Hess Bright meets
American Pulley and Marines and
and Hopes and Townsend is yet to play
Pulley and Atlas Ball. Hess Bright
has shade on the games yet to be
played.
J. T. Lewis's hopes of downing Bement
were rudely shattered. as Bement easily won
by IL to /. Lewis's nine. however. was
minus three Of its best men, who have gone
managed to amas six errors. C. II. Wheeler
won from Franklin Printing, ) to 8. II
marked the fifth straight reverse for Fran
lin. Hearne famed thirteen men when
by to 3 and Olsen fell a 1O-to-8 victim OF
the ", G, l.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-06-16
SETS NEW
RECORD AT GOLF
Turns in Card Of 73 in Qualify
ing Round Over Huntingdon
Valley Course
LYNNEWOOD HALL MATCH

Huntington Valley Country Club,
Noble. Pa, June 16.-NIax Marston
Merton Cricket Club. was far in Tht
lead in the qualifying round late this
afternoon in play for the Lynnewood
Hall golf cup. Marston's card of sew
enty three is the lowest that has been
made here since the course was changed,
anPit is believed that this mark will
stand for long while.
Marston went out in thirty seven
and came in in thirty Ska remark
able score when the fact is considered
that the course was slow because of
the heavy rain which fell last night.
The large number of high scores was
the result of the slow fairways and
green's. and this makes Marston's score
the more wonderful
Pat Grant, Philadelphia Cricket Club.
who won his way to the finals last week
in the tournament for the Buckwood
Trophy at Shawnee. turned in a cf rd
of II, and Harold Sands. Merton. made
the course is one more stroke. turning
in a rs.
Following are the cards of the three
men who were leading late this after
noon:
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-06-16

The Presbyterian, A. A., OF Tacony. wants
TO hear from all eighteen -nineteen-year r-old
teams for June 81 who are willing TO travel
for guarantee. Arthur Brookes. 4279 Paul
street, Frankford
The -Overbrook A. A. would like to ar
range games with any first-class home team
for July A. two games. Clarence kanmer,
1913 North Redheld street.
EIma II. G. has June 2S and July 4. morn
ing and evening. open for frst-class home
teams. William Hill, 295S North Third
street,
: Triangle B. c., fourteen ifteen-year-old
travelling team, would like to book games
for Saturdays and Sundays. also for July 4.
morning and afternoon, with home teams
offering a guarantee. II. Lasky. 1880 North
Tenth street.
Ryan A. O., having won eight out OF it's
last nine games played. has July 4. morning
and afternoon. open for hrst-class home
teams offering a guarantee. j. Nicholson.
Belmont 2soT, between and 10.
- Rockdals A. A., az frst-rlass travelling
a. fsir susrrnsee, Ed Mintzer. 24is Colo
+ IA ~ zspt ~ So. fourt>en -sl>ta&p-
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-06-16

self out tG aus0mSPIlsts nmfa With With bum lamps
a nasty bounding orourder here last Fsidav,
has closed on him aud he hasn't been able
Jimmy Burke Saturday aud yesterday. He
pulled the Yunks from the league lead toith
rstsr beat fius IL sin, in the ancient and homer
nate nate that Daddy Mack can beat some o. 'i one
his former teammates. and from the way our
Phils are are travelling a. ling n9T % It looks as Il Erik
the PfSates appear here or the Coombs clan
Nobody can, tel Eddie ,Cicotte that Mack
t@ice this ysar, BIC he's had 70 ,cors to do
CD i,l fourteen rounds.
The Braves and the Reds were knotted
6fth 6fth The battle is notted' In 1.-THE the records @ tn
ssG Rse Snd az dn Eeg Tss
picked OF Ri, bis SLAM r In the n, ninth inning and
game.
The PhiIs get the broom. derby for one
Thing, unyhoiD. They're consistent. AM club
that loses eight IN a roto must be consistent
"Hi' Myers broke into the pastiminE Mt
st. Louis and broke up st. Louis, His
single In the ninth when he acted as pinch
hitter drove In two runs and won the game.
There shall he trades and rumors OF trades
After the Phils announced that Prendergas II
and Yeabsley had been let out. rumor started
that the Pirates will trade Max Carey to the
Reds.
Thev sap Harry Thompson. recentlU Oh
tanned by Mack from Clarke Gri6uh, is a
better oHtfelder than he is a pitcher. II,
llnonidH't hurt to have hitting pitcher tcith
the Mdckmen. II Ioouid be ioeH TO haze
some one toh0 eau hit,
-
All IL well In Flatbush today. The
DODGERS won a game In st. IsOoie after
dropping ten straight and grabbing the long
distance losing record Of the season.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-06-16

SCHUYLKILL NAVY REGATTA
ENTRIES CLOSE TONIGHT
Virtually All the Clubs Along Boahose Row VIII Take Part
in Rouing Classic Next Saturday

As THE entries for the Schuylkill
n navy regatta, to be rowcd next Sat
urday over the national course of the
Schuylkill river. close this evening with
Vice commodore Clcvinger. the crews
which will compete have all been picked,
and the finishing touches will be put on
by the coaches the rest of the week.
The entry list will be a representa-
tive one as virtually all the clubs in
the navy will be represented on the
starting line. For many y'cars the Yes
per Club has made clean up in navy
rcgattas and is out to repeat, having a
crew entered in ten of the twelve events
scheduled. Undinc and Pennsylvania
barge are next with six each.
The Sculling events have filled much
better than the sweep races, particularly
the association single event. which will
attract the greatest number of entries
of any race in the regatta. The Ncsppr
four Dared shell crew had to change its
lineup, as Muller. the veteran bow man.
is suffering with boils and will not be
able to get in shape for Saturdays con
test Ed Graer will row in the bow
seat.
A canvass of Boat House Row" made
yesterday showed that entries would be
made from the various clubs as fol-
lows:
Undine. Barge Club-Senior quarter mite
dash Walter Allison: association single,
Franklin Fret2 and John I.entz: single work
Harry Keller; JUNO sinElc, Richard sup
plee and senior four-Clrcd shell. watrus
lukcns. VOL and Mcfarland.
West Philadelphia Bot. Club--Junior duu-
h,es u: J.. Mctnerney; bow: William n.
Mccormick stroke junior work boat. VII.
liam MCInerney. and Junior duadruule sCulls.
w. McInerney, bow; Frank Schmid >: pr.
Vesper Boat Club-Senior quarter mile
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AMATEUR BASEBALL NOTES

year-oid team would like to play any home
team paying a good guarantee. II. Apder-
son. 1919 Adams street. Carney Point, ". j.
Welcome A. C., a flrst-class travelling nine.
would like to book games with all home
teams In Pennsyly ania and New Jersey for
June % aud dates in July and August. Will
liam Lavery 23e0 Fernon street.
The Blakely A. g.. a seventeen n nine teen
yeRr-old travelling nine, wants games either
at home or away. j. b. Robinson. 1889
North Eleventh street
Pannonia b. C., q fourteen sIxte cen year
old uniformed travelling team, has July 4
open. Also later dates in July. NJ. Heiman.
.e312 Federal street.
Bethany Temple team, hrst-class aggre-
cation, wants to hear from home teams OF
that class for July A, morning and after
noon, and July and several later dates in
July, j, Rule, 5240 Ludlow street.
Old Jimmy Austin is still Furnishing that
ball. He had two hits. one double out of
two official trips to the plate of Jack Quinn
yesterday.
Ono run. a triple and two singles was the
extont OF Neaeh'H afmase AGAINST the Seqa-
FfSstlS 10 their ashs FOR Victory bs : aqin'fei
~ SWr-nintt2n n'ot& "a, n 1I
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FRANKIE WHITE DIES
Downtown Boxer Succumbs to Nor
phine Poisoning In Hospital

frankie White. twenty five years.
Manton street above Fifth street, died
today in the pennsylvania Hospital
from morphine poisoning. according to
the physician who diagnosed the case.
From friends of White, it was
learned that he had attended ball last
Friday night, in the midst of which he
complained of feeling i'll. He was taken
to the hospital that night.
White was well known in pugilistic
circles. He boxed at all of the local
clubs and had a big following from
Little Italy"
White is survived by widow and
two children.
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BILL TILDEN WINS
Takes Final of Metropolitan Mixed
Doubles in Two Sets

New York, June 16.-Miss Marion
Iinderstein. of Boston. aud w. II. Til
den, I'd. of Philadelphia, won the
Metropolitan mixed doubles champion
ship yesterday on the West Side Tennis
Club courts. Forest Hills, l.. l.. de-
feating Miss Eleanor Goss and Walter
Merrill Hall. both of New York, in the
final round. 6-3. Ga. The match had
been postponed from last week. when it
was halted by rain after each of the
teams had won set and Miss Finder
stein and Tilden were leading in the
third
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new HARVARD TROPHY
Wlnaate Memorial Cup for Best Alt.
Around Ball Player

Boston, June 16.-A silver loving
cup has been presented to the Harvard
Athletic Association in memory of d.
J. r. Wingate, IA, by his wife, to be
awarded to the best all around player
on the baseball team. Wingate, who
captained the university nine in 1913
and 1914. died last year.
The gift will be known as the Win
gate Memorial Cup, and will be kept
in the Harvard trophy room. The name
of the winner each year will be en-
graved on the cup.