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Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1919-10-31
All Around Town


Rexall One Cent Sale Thursday,
Friday. Saturday.. Nov. 6, Z, 8. Circu-
lars at store giving list of goods ano +
prices. Perry's Drug Store. (adv)+
Looking over business prospects in
Salem, II. w Tobies of Spokane spent
in the city. +
Registering from Eugene, Mr., and
Mrs. p r. BLY, were guests at the
Bligh last evening.
One of the many reasons that Cor
wallis is so well KNOWN is the fact Z
that the Oregon Agricultural college
ranks among the seven best institu-
tions of it's kind in the United States.
f. ]. Lafty of the college town. is ind
Salem today.
On their way to the southland |
where they will spend the winter, al
party composed of Mr.a and Mrs. H. /
A. Sherman and C. w. Sherman pass
ed through Salem yesterday and stop-l
iped over at the Bligh hotel. Theirt
home is in Warren, Oregon \
| If you don't believe that there is a
town named Moth Creek in Oregon, 4
/ look on the latest and most detailed
map of the state that you can find,
and perhaps you will be able to lo
cate it, Mr. and Mrs H. W. Pratt Of
Moth Creek, were Salem visitors yes
lterday.
The big dance, real music, real
time, armory every Saturday night.
Cents s1 ladies 1Oc 25S#
Funeral services for the late Mrs
lima Hough, who died at a local hos
pital Wednesday, were held at the
crematorium in Portland today at
eleven o'clock The remains were
, shipped to Portland by Webb and
: Clough, son and daughter John
IIough of Seattle and Miss Renie
Hough of Portland, accompanying
: them to the crematorium.
E. L. Buchanan is agent in Marion
: and Polk counties for the National Life
Insurance Co., U. s. A. See him for a
full return premium policy on your
/, life, it's the only kind. Phone 1881
for ;nterv;ew 267
J. D. Sheel, representative of the
n Thomas Kent Custom Shirt makers
n of Portland and San Francisco, who
g has been IN Salem taking orders FOL
tailored to measure shirts in extra
. IT, Lea hic hOna. ii
- Portland. Mr.. Sheel will make tn
trip to Salem from time to time t.
1t receive orders.
Fred McGrew, member of the jun
iior class and forensic manager a
m Willamette, is expected to return t
e, school next week, after having bee
absent Cor ten days during the SICK
ness and death of his mother McGre'
ee was summoned to his home in ldah
is Falls, Idaho, last week, but arrive
after his mothers death. The WEI
a sterian Literary society, of whic
cd McGrew was a member, wired him
". letter Of coincidence.
The shotgun belonging to Hem
ng Wolf 525 North 18th street, that w;
sm reported stolen several days ago, WI
found concealed in the brush back
the home of A. Curtis, 260 North 81
he street by Mr.. Curtis last night. Seve
eW al other articles, thought to ha
MT been stolen, were with the gun. Ira
'S" fic officer Moffitt investigates b
could find no clues that would thrt
FhO a,1- lioht on who hid the booty thel
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1919-10-31

If you don't believe that there is a
town named Moth Creek in Oregon,
look, on the latest and most detailed
map of the state that you can find
and perhaps you will be able to To-
cate it, Mr.. and Mrs. H. w. Pratt of
Moth Creek, We're Salem visitors yes
Iterday,
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1919-10-31

Leather betting. F. e. Shafer, har-
ness and saddlery. l70 S. Commercial.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1919-10-31

Norma N.Terwilliger licensed lady EN-
balmer with Terwilligcr Funeral Home,
77O Chemeketa st. Phone 724.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1919-10-31

- Instructor of golf, at the lliaiiee
Country club, Robert H. F1noiey i
in town today.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1919-10-31

Among the Portlanders transacting
business in Salem Thursday, was H.
| E. Kingsley.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1919-10-31

Dr. r.. H. White has returned from
Rochester, Mimi, where ne mas peeh
a+to,ai,,o tho Mavo clinic. 259*
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1919-10-31

Wanted, girls to work in parlor at
Spa.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1919-10-31

Biddy Bishop sings at armory sat
urday night. 200
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1919-10-31
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Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1919-10-31

r. r. I.ockhart of this city, spent
yesterday in Portland. He has just re-
turned from overseas.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1919-10-31

A representative of labor uhlon'
7. c. Lowrey of Portland, was IN Sa-
lem yesterday.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1919-10-31

Girls gowns, giggles in Lombardi,
Ltd, coming to Ye Liberty Sunday.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1919-10-31

II. G. Bligh is spending the day in
Portland.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1919-10-31

II. II. Haynes, Portland business
man, is in the capital city attending
TO some private business affairs.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1919-10-31

If you came from an eastern Ca
madam province you would not shlV-
er at a mere tffle like an oregon
fall. Mr.. and Mrs Fred LeidendoI,
guests today at the Argo hotel, hail
from that section of the Western
Hemisphere, and according to MI
iLeidendorf. it was Is below zero
\ there when they left, a week ago,
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1919-10-31

The dancers dance at armory ev-
cry Saturday night. 200
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1919-10-31

| The shotgun belonging to Henry
| Wolf 525 North 18th street, that was
| lreported stolen several days ago, was
| found concealed in the brush back OF
the home of A. Curtis, 26O North 18th.
street by Mr.. Curtis last nlght' sever
al other articles, thought to nave
been stolen, were with the gun. Traf-
ific officer Moffitt investigates but
Icould find no clues that would throw
any light on who hid the booty there.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1919-10-31

The big dance, real music, rea
time, armory every Saturday night
Gents 81, ladies 10c 25S'
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1919-10-31

J. D. Sheel, representative of the
Thomas Kent Custom Shirt makers
of Portland and San Francisco, who
| has been IN Salem taking orders for
| tailored to measure shirts IN extra
=, fabrics, left today for his home IN
Portland Mr.. Sheel will make the
trip to Salem from time to time to
receive orders.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1919-10-31

DR.. S. C. Stone will be found at Ty-
Ter s Drug Store, 157 South CONNER
;ial street.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1919-10-31

Dance at Query hall, Livesley sta
ton, Saturday night 2o9F
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1919-10-31

wv. T. Rigdon is in Newport, where
he went to join his wife and daugh-
ter.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1919-10-31

E. L. Buchanan is agent in Marion
and Polk counties for the National Life
Insurance Co., U. s. A. See him for
full return premium policy on your
I life, it's the only kind. Phone 1922
/ for interview. 2ol
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1919-10-31

Funeral services for the late Mrs
Ina Hough, who died at local hos
pital Wednesday, We're held at the
crematorium in Portland today at
eleven o'clock. The remains were
shipped to Portland by Webb and
Clough, a son and daughter, John
TIough, of Seattle and Miss Renie
Hough of Portland, accompanying
them to the crematorium.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-01
DOBSON'S SPIDERS TRIM
FOR FRAY WITH u. OF VA.
Qualities of Squad Tested in Practice
Game with John Marshall High
School Team.

Coach Dobson. Of the Spiders. is per-
hitting no stone to go unturned this
week in his effort TO condition his men
Tor their opening engagemegt OF the
season with Virginia ut Charlottcs-
Vile on Saturday. Three clcvcnS have
been working for Two hours each day
Tor over ten days. and from a motley
squad. which at times reached forty
four in number. the Richmond College
leader has evolved a promising combi
nation. Many of the early season APP
prehensions have been relieved by the
cfrusion of better men into the lineup
AS yet the future does not loom up
exceptionally bright. but that the local
squad Will hold its own is not doubt ed
y new feature was added 10 ycster-
days workout when Coach Lew"
ad 6Sn f9FmsTy VI VI b oS maFIi s
shall High School squad on Stadium
Field and engaged the Spiders in a
ihirty-ninute sc-immage. The high
were successful in making two eight
yard gains, one an off tackle run by
Rider and the other pass. They
earned one first down.
Regrets Loss of Dcyinc.
Richmond College had the advantage
in weight and experience and tore
through the line and around and for
long gains. Poff took a couple thirty
yard jaunts, while Snead and Blankcn-
first downs. Klcvcsahl and Caverlec
aided IN these drives by doing some
. o!nmcndaolc spilling of the opposition.
The John Marshall aggregation was
invited 10 rcpea; the visit. and very
likely the two teams will have another
run in soon
Ollie Devine." valuable back field
man OF the 10 team at John Marshall
has found II Impossible TO enter coll
lcge, as had been expected. Coach Dob
SON opcnly regrets his loss. as he
banked on Devinc Strengthening the
team. To off set this Ziecler a back
who has played on the central High
team OF llarr!sonburG.. Pa. qualified
for chance TO make the team. His
value is an uncertainty, but few days
vii! prove his ability.
l.inc-tp Yesterday.
The teams lincd-uD yesterday as fol-
lows: SpiderS-Broaddus. right end:
,aptain Carter, right tackle; Thomp-
sou. right guard; Kidd. center: Kleve-
sahl. guard: Hibbs. left tackle: Caver-
Ice. left end; Jones. quarter back: Pom
left half; Elankenship, right half, and
Lane, fun back.
John Marshall-Todd. right end:
Smoot, right tackle: Bethel. right
Cooper, center; Whitehead. left
Crutchiield, left tackle; Film
pen, left end; Todd, quarter back
Rider. right half, Sewage. right half;
DauShton, full back.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-01
GRESTES Is FORMIDABLE
RIVAL IN MARYLAND RACES
VIII Compete with Other Fast Great
Distance Trottcrs mt Laurel Park
In October.

LAUREL. MD. Sept. 3O.-In orestcs.
an a. ENGLISH bred son of ,Tracery and
81 X iidonn9 a.! and q, dhmani Of
Dannaconna, OF which Max Horsch ex-
poets big things next month in the
course OF the October session of the
Maryland State Fair Corporation. A. H.
DiaZ, OF Havana, has Il formidab bic can
d!datc for the grcat-diStancc races tina I
Viii be decided at Laurel lark and
Pimlico.
Orestes showed one brilliant per
Torrance at Saratoga and he was
worked clcverly at Havre dc Grace for
the $500 Annapolis handicap. a race
OF one mile and "a half for thrcc-year-
olds. ana over that will be decided at
Laurel Park on October II. with the
best distance runners in the country
competing; After the Annapolis handi-
Daniel 10 keen Orcstes 1T for the
Bowie cup, n $4,000 Grace at ono mile
and Il half and the Pimlico cup. "A $50
ooO race at two miles and Il quarter
mat VIII he run in November at Pin
iico. Mcdaniel believes that Orestes
Will be hard 10 beat in these distance
races, provided he is lucky enough 10
nave going that suits when they are
run: Orcsics is fast track horse, and
he is. essentially. a distance runner
by American sporismen as the out
lander who outbid his American com
pctltorS year ago last summer, when
Il couple OF ycarlinGS were offered for
sale At Durlands Riding Academy for
the Red Cross and the Evening Sun
soldiers tobacco funds. He paid $4,000
for i!cssian tilly, which is racing
under the name Of Azurita. and $500
for Colin iilly. which is known TO
fame lust Fancy. Both OF these
and l.!mlico. and they are in nrst-ra,e
condition.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-01
BRUs|L0FE WINS FUTUR|TY
TRlUMPHS IN FINAL HEAT
WITH PERISC0PE AS RIVAL
Feature of Second Days Rncinr Mt
McctihS OF Kentucky rrottinE Horse
breeders Association.
IBy Associated Press.l

LEXINGTON. Ky. Sept 30.-The
feature of the second days racing at
the meeting OF the Kentucky TrottinE
Horse Breeders Association today,
was the kentucky Futurity for three
Year, olds, the result being in doubt
until the fifth and final heat.
In the first mile Periscope, the
favorite. after leading into the stretch,
broke and Brusilon won easily. The
second heat was close finish between
periscopc and Drus!loff. tho last named
winning b va marrow margin. The
lilly won the next three heats with
case and the time OF the race con
stitutcs 4 worlds record for five heats
for trotterS of that age. The winner
Dodge. of Lexington. who bought her
from her breeder. John Il. Madden. for
$4,000 when the flly was beginning
her two-year-old racing career.
Early Dreams made the three fast
est heats Of the season in his winning
lace. the 2:06 class for trotters. aver
sanardo won the 2:c5 class. pacing.
and gained record in the first heat
Summaries:
ST. ,rIIr,ot'ias: nnnn!shea on Monday:
Gsn,sy !S" sS s. Oldham, :;::::.::::
Ef KSh,u GGseF JS sn EonHe bel Hasrsa
Creek. olive FAINT. Cora Davis Miss Wood
bins and Lizzie Brown also started. Time.
2:osi= 2:o6s. ::0si..
zoo CLASS.
TrottinE: purse. $500
Ea.:y Dreams. b. &. by Richard Earl
charley Rex. Or ii. iatch> . ........
Busys I.assie. br. IN. (Cox) ...........
Miss Psr:cction. Peter June also started.
Time. ":05a.. 2:o3E. 2:o3i,.
KENTUCKY FUTuRITY.
Trotting; purse. Sli.po.
Pcriscopc. b. T.. by Siko-Leola
II tDodEe) ....::................
Abb!c Iutney CHI. (. tCox).. -.
Molly knight. Brother Peter. Election
Dillon. Norman Dillon also started. Time
2:C1I. c:oii2. 2:05H, ZOO 2;o6is.
2:65 CLASS.
Pacing: purse, Si.6p4.
Sarardo; b. T.. By San Francisco
Addtoo Guy. ch H.. by Guy Dillon
Royal Earl b. T.. CEagan)...........
Roy Grattan. South Bend Girl. Eva Able
J. {. l.. Baron Chan. Jay Mack distanccd
Sanardo Is owned by Franklin Downs OF
Boston. Time, 2oo.. 2:co9t. 2:O3i.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-01
PRO ELEVEN HIGHLY PAID
seasons Payroll for Hammond. indiana,
icnm Comes To Total
Of SO, 600.

What Is said 10 be ono Of ~. bo,,,,-
cSt naTrcls in the history OF protes-
s!"ha! football is that of the Ham
mono: lnd eleven for this fail. 1t
tetaIs $4,000 for the season. WIN
George Brickley, formerly star OF Trint
~ College. and brother OF the famous
marcy, as captain. and Dick King.
M il"rFard star. among the play
strong enough 10 more than hold liz
o"i1 against any OF tho pro orcaniza
IONS. Manager Paul Parduhn has an
nuunCed mat his team will invade
,tAton: Ohio. this season TO play lin
ihorpcS Tigers, and he saws that he
i ,G,ommneEt Hammond will clean uD.
howard and Waffle Hess. of Indian,
8ack lock. OF the Michigan Arria..
f.aiGon, OF Wabash; Pashmalon' Of
aie; Rytznwski. OF No;re Dame: Over.
20 IN. OF Brown. and Halas, of Him
plS, are among the players who have
zen ,o. signed by Hammond for this sea-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-01
ATHLETES PHOTOGRAPHED
Slow Motion Cameras DIvuIge Inter-
cStinS Facts About Hammer
and Discus IhrOwcrS.

Two of the worlds greatest athletes,
Matt -McGrath and Jack Ellcr. recently
performed before slow motion cam
era, and the results are interesting TO
The a,hictic fans. The, camera proves
time he circles with the hammer.
Three complete turns are accomplished
before he finally lets The missile whirl
through the air. In fact. lie is off the
Er% avn a, as i il , leaves his bands.
duccs the action to eight times slower
than normal, permits. the lens TO catch
practically every CULVER of McGraih's
sturdy muscles while he is in the act
Jack Filler former national hurdle
champion, who. has become a strong
contender for the discus honors. is also
caught by the Novagranh hurting The
discu in the recent police games at
Shccpshcad Bay Speedway. Only re-
Gently the Nova graph analysed the
styles of Pat Mcdonald. Olympic cham
uiOn with the SiXtcen-pound shot, and
:gon Erickson. former national high
jump champion. and the pictures re-
ccivcd comment from thousands of
athletic enthusiasts.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-01
PICKS C|NCY
SAYS SERIES is NO PIPE
FOR CHICAGO SLUGGERS
Thinks Charlie Dryden and Damon
Hunyon Too Enthusiastic Over
White SON.
ny ONI.OOI<IIR.

CINCINNATI, Sept 3O--Anybody
who thinks this world series clash is
galiopng Reds make som ls" ball einb.
\ FAR tougher combination than the
the pitchers. the battcrs the iielders.
the gcncralship and most of ali the
spirit They'll put up a terrific fight
Ge Lore Ihey are beaten-if they are.
OF course good old Charlie Dryden
SAINT S see anything but the White Sox.
and he hasn't been seeing anything
nut the White SoN. for 10. these many
years. And there's Damon Runyon.
h hes no siouch of a picker. but then
so long maybe It's got TO be habit.
-. !; t,SniSht II looks a very even thing
with the Reds having bare edge be-
ball !ot and they'll have the advantage
TI nome support and enthusiasm
!, counts for heap. You can feel
ana suffocatints hotel Hobbies. You
can sense 1t III the qualifying remarks
o. some OF the rabid American League
;he feeling has been growing that the
KEGS are mighty dangerous contcnders
an, II they grab the first game, it will
champion champion pennant pole for Rediand
co. In're ,na S som? qaiet talk that CT
a trift!e lame. OF course nobodv can n
o say UNI III ,l he begins TO put the bali
doesn't hold back the formida hIo tost
OF Red hatsmcn. its going TO iakc ali
o. Ia LLAMA MInnagGr Gleason's adeptncss at
series successfully and thereiI be- ''' a
!ot or wise. heads who won't be ah,"
70 see the White Sox if Cicc.tte
tSo5, pull off the first game Tor
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-01
3ORI CHAMPS CLASH FOR WORLDS 7SPORTC
Bill James, Sox Pitcher,
f. Luckiest Player of 1919

Who is the Iuckicst baseball
player OF the 1919 scnson: Most
followers of the national game will
conccdc the honor to Bill James,
who IL soon to draw down n shnre
OF tho worlds series melon that
goes to the White SoX. Drawing
two releases In the space of one
season and landing ultimately with
the club that wins II pcnnnnt md
figures In the worlds series Is M
odd experience, but that il the
story OF Bill James. lie started
the season with the Detroit Tigers,
was let out, nnd hooked up with
the boston Red SoN. Failing to
win with this club, waivers were
asked ,on his services, and Kid
Gleason, in need OF more pitching
talent, picked him IN. Now Inc il
on his why to Sood-sizcd check.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-01
Experiences Reversed
for Merkle and Hooper

The extremes In worlds serIca
experiences nre furnished In the
cnses OF Fred 9Ierkle, the only
player who has competed In series
with three different clubs, and
OF the BostOn Red
Sox. who has participated In four
championship sets, always ntnrrinS
In some department.. Merklc WINS
with the Ginnts In the series OF
1911, 1912 and 1913, NIL of which
were lost by the New York club.
In 1916 he played with Brooklyn,
and the Robins were defeated by
the Red SoN. In 1913 Mcrkie WINS
with the Cubs, who nlsO lost in the
DIE series. Hooper wns with tho
Rcd SoH teams OF 1912, 1918, 1910
md 1918, NIL worlds series win
nerH. Incidentally Hooper helped
to bring about the dcfcut OF nil
three clubs on which NicrLIe Inns
played In worlds series.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-01
RIVALRY IS KEEN AMONG
CHAMPION OUTF|ELDERs
World Series Fans to Watch With
Eager Interest Work OF Outer
Gardeners.
ABILITIES ARE ABOUT EVEN
oharp Batting Struggle Is Anticipated
between Veteran Joe Jackson for
White Sox and Duncan, Morun's
Rookie.
ABILITIES ARE ABOUT EVEN

CHICAGO, sept. 3o.-collcctiycly.
c CHI s""'yW,dhT i,d the ogtheld Of the
natl Reds WHEN lie S %ii n and ,b the cinen
IN the worlds series. rank among The
best In he major leagues and their
with keen interest during tho cha
pionShip contests.
u,i EoT 9s1 broadly. the men who
the contending teams measure nm n
an INC requirements sought in outer
Defensively thcy are sure and ouick
Judges of fly balls. steady on Eroundors
past the intield, possess powerful arm.
atinu can make quick decisions when
IN either league. in addition to- fasf
"asaG ,, are Included.
But. II the records made by Tho
various men this season may be taknn
AS an accurate criterion of their ability
the White Sox gardeners have tho
edge on their opponents.
The mention OF such men as Felscb
Jackson and Licbold, veterans Of The
VIZ VOLTS series against the New
tousch. the leading sIugEer Of ,ba
Ked aggregation. Ne2lc. Magec and
Juneau new conner. is sufficient 10
CARELESS OF what the figures say. Al
ready there is talk that Rousch will
1nthit the mignty, Jackson and that
rftScn ana Llebold Will not compare
with Nealc. MaSce and Duncan.
duncan is q fair batter but q fast
fielder. His hitting will MOI co1,, tass
with that Of Jackson, who is topninc
INC White SoS, with an average whicS
mas been ho"ering around $50 tho la.
Ter pert OF the season Duncan b,s
Dccn hitting about 255. while hic
mciGinF average has been around aso
That OF Jackson has been around All
TO Have Hating Struggle.
There should be an Interesting strur-
gle nct"een the veteran jackson Tor
the, White SoX and Duncan, Moran's
rookie. Duncan never has been under
ire IN "A series Of this Kind. but his
uon has been II such class tina, he
has displaced the veteran Magee ard
ne may give Jackson n good run Jack
ao-! n::lllns mas been one OF the big
Continued on Twelfth PaCe.J
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-01
TO HOLD THREE SHOOTS
BEFORE FINAL CONTEST
Secretary Hart, OF West End Gun Club
Gives Out List OF
Stnndinys

Standings on competitors for tho
live silver trophies to be awarded at
the final shoot of the West End Gun
CLUB the last Saturday in the current
month are shown in Reconsideration
OF the shooters complied by NJ. D..
Hart, secretary OF the club.
preliminary shoots will be staged at
The West End traps Saturday, October
q, and others October IL and IS. The
.inal contest viii be staged October
20. ana II is at this shoot that Tho
chmmpionship laurels will be cIinched,
nc standings of contestants 10 date
arc as follows:
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-01
HAYES DEFEATS PALMER
IN CLOSE GOLF FINAL s
Winner Scheduled to Meet u. G.. Du,,l.
Hermitage Champion, for
~ City title.

sstaged on the links OF the country
CLUB OF Virginia. y. J.. Hawcs dcfcafa1
IsWilliam III. Palmer, Jr. ~ tho finals
snf the golf tournan cnt Yesterday
|Mfternoon HAYES won by one stroke
;;the score being rs agains; 10
IEs Hawcs Is now scheduled to mcc, n
&C. Dnyal. winner of the tourney a,
the Hermitage Country Club :or IN.
city cham pionship title. The date for
the match has not 'hc"n set, but II Is
5probable that II will ne PLAYED somr
s1fma within the next few days
ass The game yesterday was spirited
and WAS marked by pro-
$dcient playing OF both contestants