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Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-07-10
AMATEURS


willard TriangIes VS.. Oliver Midgets.
Riverside diamond No. 3 Rhodius cubs
vs. Boys Club Cubs Garfield diamond
No. 81 Northeastern Juniors VS.. Fletcher
Midgets. Riverside diamond No. o; High
land Cubs VS.. Indianapolis Cubs, hlver-
side diamond No. 2; Rupp Cubs VS.. Blngo
Midrets Riverside diamond No. y, SIM
mons Marvels VIC. Military Midgets, Gar
field diamond No. 2; Comets VS.. Bright
wood Midgets, Riverside diamond No. 1.
All games will start at o'clock
All members of the Tartar team are
requested to be Mt Fountain square at
IL 80 Sunday morning. They will meet
the superbas at Riverside diamond No.
/ at II 80 and the Rupp Juniors on the
same diamond at 3 30. city or state
clubs desiring games should address Don
Jones, 355 East Morris street OF can
Prospect 5SS7 and ask for Basil.
The indianapolis Red sox and Marotts
will clash at Brookside park Sunday
morning. Griswald, Harheld, Mitchell and
wellman take notice.
Broad Ripple will play OF Seymour
ASunday. All players are requested TO pc
at the Terminal station at $50 o'clock.
The Riley All-stars desire to book
games for July and August with fast city
and state clubs. Address the manager
Mt 44O1 East Tenth street, or call Irv-
ington ST.
Teams desiring games with the Marion
Giants are requested to address the
Marion Giants, Citizens Trust building,
Marion, Ind.
Limpus. Cathart. Noonan, Mahan.
Elliott, Blrch, Cnntwell, Flynn, Fisher
and ali other members OF the Elder Re-
serves are requested to report at the
Terminal station at IL o'clock tomorrow
morning. The team plays at Morristown
The manager of the indianapolis Spe-
Gals and other fast Indianapolis teams
are requested to get in touch with Man
ager Armstrong of the Acton und.)
Comets as soon asspOssible.
The Dixie Filters have no game booked
for Sunday and are anxious to get IN
touch with a fast city or state club. Ring
Automatic 51-0i6 and ask for Carl.
The simmons Marvels will play the
diamond No. 5 at 80 sunday. All play
ers be at diamond at 2 o'clock.
Ripple Reds and the Big Four will
clash at Broad Ripple park sunday art
ernoon. For games with fast indie
pendent club call Washington 1882.
The local Pennsy Grays and team
representing the Pennsylvania shops of
Terre Haute were to stage their opening
battle in the Indiana Grand Division
league of the Pennsylvania Baseball as
ISOLATION, at Woodside park, this after
noon.
Mix, O'Brien, manager OF the local
nine, had his men In shape for a great
scrap and wac confident that today's
game would give them a flying start on
the division championship.
Pennsy leagues have been organized in
various sections of the country and the
champions of each circuit will meet In
national championship series later In
the season.
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why they should not make e six today.
The win yesterday was costly, how
ever, because Jess Petty. sturdy south
paw, turned an ankle and probably will
be out of the game for two weeks. -a
The loss of Petty at this stage of the
race is a terrific blow 10 the team be-
cause the twirling staff Is short one man
as II stands Therefore. IL looks as II
il is up TO Manager Hendricks to start
burning up the wires again in an effort
to land hurler 10 help out Cavet,
Jones, Rogge and Whitehouse.
The contest yesterday went only Eve
innings. due TO a midafternOOn shower,
but players and fans alike were glad the
rained terminated hostilities because the
Hoosiers were fairly Strengthening the
locals.
Tex Covingtons hitting featured, the
big fellow getting a home run and two
doubles, driving in three runs and scor-
ing one himself.
Petty was injured. after he had cleaned
ftEe bases with a triple in the second
Following his long hit he scored on
Hunters inheld rap and turned an ankle
wen sliding for the plate. Cayet fin
.sled on the mound and took things
asy while his mates continued their
l0mbardment with the bat
Duke Kelley was not in uniform,
Ennter playing left field. The Duke is
dering with an infected toe and prob
ably viii not get back in action until
sCmc time in the Milwaukee series.
The HoOsiers made six runs In the
second frame yesterday and believed
thcy were out to do something similar in
hitting way this afternoon
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BOXING
JOHNSON ASKS
For PRIVILEGES

Los ANGELES, July 10.-Jack John
son, former heavyweight champion pugi-
list, now a fugitive from American JUS
tiee,. in a long distance telephone call
Friday from Tia Juana, Lower Califor-
mia, offered to surrender himself to fed
eral authorities If accorded certain privi-
leges.
w. P. Hall, special agent of the de-
partment of justice. who told Of john
sons offer, said he refused to make any
bargain with Johnson.
Hail said johnson offered to cross the
international line and surrender to United
States officers If assured he would be
taken Immediately TO Chicago, where he
was indicted under the Mann act. He
further demanded. Hall said, that he was
at no time to be handcuffed or treated as
n prisoner.
Hall stated he told johnson he would
be treated exactly the same as any other
person for whom the American govern
ment had a warrant.
Mrs. Lucille Cameron Johnson, white
wife of the negro pugllist. has left him
and is now in hiding in Los Angeles, &C
eording to the best reports today. Mrs
Johnson is reported to have fed from
Tia Juana, Mex yesterday.
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Yesterdays RESULTS.
MEMS SINGLES.

Kohn defeated Rabb, 60, 6-1; Basuan
defeated Watson, 81, oil, OF; Overstreet
defeated Robson, 81. 10; sagalowsky
defeated I. Kohn, 90, 90; Orme Jr.. dc
feated stuart. 6-1, 60; Dixon defeated
Cash, 60, 6-s. "a: Dixon defeated Wei.
60. Ga: Starbuck defeated Gloin, 60.
Ga: Hennessey defeated Mckay, "a, 6-3
liill defeated Mayer, 90, 4-6, T-5: Cox
defeated Sturm, 60 90: Sagalowsky de-
feated orme, Jr., 80, Ga, Sc. orme, Sr..
defeated Zerklc So 60; L. Cox defeated
Welch, 60, Ga.
MEMS DOUBLES.
Trask- Hennessey defeated Rybolt-
Sturms: Cox-Cox defeated Carver Ellis,
6-1, 6-1; Campbell Campbell defeated
Zerkle- 0verstreet, 20, 80, 81; Mckay
Appel defeated Duncan Houck, Ga, GO;
Starbuck-Par defeated Davis Bailey
C;rumme-Pugh defeated Kirkhon Brown,
CO. 6-2.
WOMEN
Ludlow defeated hfndstroln, GO, 60
Sherman defeated Helen Seward, 60 6-1 ;
Bailey defeated Margaret Noon, 60, GO
Haworth defeated Crozier, e., 8-3: Pugh
defeated Hanna Noon, SO, 6-I Ludlow
defeated Koob go, 60; Pugh defeated
Herdrick. Ga. G-3.
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ST. LOUIS HAS
SWAT LEADERS
Sisler and Hornsby Show Way
in Majors.

CHICAGO, July 1O.-St. Louis is still
the swat capital of baseball.
George Sisler, the Brown star, Is burn
ing up the American league with pace
league sn0w WITH s7s' Also. the Cardinals. as
team, are leading the league In club
batting with .2S2.
Behind Sisler are Joe Jackson, 800
Iris Speaker, .3s5; Babe Ruth, .385; BucA
Weaver, .365, and Sam Rice, 1851.
Hornsby's closest rivals are Konetchy
:3SSs Daubort,. $50; Roush, .S25; VIII
liams, 1921, and Hollocher, .321.
Cleveland leads the American league In
team hitting with .32i, followed by Wash
ington, 800; st. Louis. .297, and Chicago
200.
swatting In the National league with .27S
Then the Cubs 271 and the Giants .263
Jim Bagby, with fifteen games won and
four lost, Is the pick of the American
league hurlers, followed by Chade VII
iiams, who has won sixteen and lost FIVE
and Jack Quinn, who has won twelve
and lost four.
Lee Meadows tops the National League
pitchers with a record Of eight won ane
three lost Walter Reuther Is next witt
thirteen won and five lost; Schupp, with
nine won and four lost; Jim Vaughn
with a count Of eleven and FIVE, and Alex
ander, with fourteen and seven
Sam Rice, with thirty five thefts to his
American league, while Charlie Hoiioche'
lead the National league with nineteen
Babe Ruth is the home-run King OF IN s
majors with twenty five to his credlt
The nearest to his mark in the Natlonh,
league is Williams Of the pms, VIII
nine. ,u
Ben lineup, the Indian pitcher VII
Louisville, is so firmly intrenched IN I'M
batting leadership of the American asso
citation that all attempts to disiodge mn
have been unavailing. He Is setting tn
pace with an average of 81. -,
Rapp of st. Paul went into tie VIII
Dresser, his teammate, for honors IN bas
stealing the past week, each haylhl
twenty-six. Bunny Brief of Kansas CIT!
nosed ahead Of Hargrave, st. Paul,
home run hitting, having total OF nine
The st. Paul slugger has eight Otne
leading A. A. batters: Hartley, Column
bus, $50; wickland. Toledo. .3oI; RapI
st. Paul, .33l; Wade, Minneapolis, .3Z5
Sweeney, Kansas City. .323: Maget
Columbus, 322: Good, Kansas City, 81
Rondeau, Minneapolis, 800; Butler, Mil
waukee, 800; Dresser. st. Paul, .31S.
Miller. the Little Rock slugger. recent
ly traded to Washington, is high for IN
batters Of the Southern association. III
Is leading the league In home run hittinI
with a string Of fourteen and also con
tinues to top the hitters with an averag
OF .346
Bogsrt OF Joplin regained the batting
championship Of the Western league
passing Carl East. the wichita pitcher
Bogart has an average OF 1888.
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Big League Stuff

Barber, Cub infelder, yesterday tied the
score in the seventh with a double and
beat the Giants In the thirteenth with a
single that made the count 3 to 2.
Long Bob Meusel hit a homer with
two bases and the Yanks beat the
Tigers, o to 8. One George H. Ruth
also knocked his twenty-fifth homer
for the Knights of Columbus who
presented him with a diamond watch
fob.
Menosky. Foster and Scott singled in
the seventh inning and sent enough runs
over the rubber for Joe Bush to beat the
Browns. to 1.
Two singles, double and a pass of
Walter Reuther in the seventh inning
rave the Braves a 3 to 1 win over the
Reds.
Manager Speaker hurt a leg and
had to leave the game. but his CIeve-
: land Indians had two big inHings OF
the Nationals and won. 8 to 4.
Claude williams held the Athletics to
five hits and, while the Sox got fourteen
hits, they couldn't win, the Mackmen get
ting the decision, to 4.
The Robins and the Cards divided n
double bill, the Cards taking the first
game, to 2, and losing the second, s to o..
For the first time this season the pills
beat the Pirates, Rixey coping the game
4 to /.
Pitcher Phil Douglas has been fined
and suspended indefinitely by Manager
Mctiraw for falling TO keep in good con-
dillon.
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TRIBE CLOSES
IN K. c.; PLAYS
BREWERS NEXT
HOLSTERS Out to Strengthen
Berth in First Division
Circles.
PETTY OUT OF ACTION

KANSAS CITY, Mo-, July 1O.-Follow-
ing the series windup game with the X.
c. Blues today the Indians hurrledly will
pack up and beat it for Milwaukee to-
night, where they are carded to open 4
series with Jack Egan's Brewers Sunday.
The Hoosiers are crippled, with both
Pitcher Petty and 0utfelder Kelley out
with injuries, but the squad is fighting
like wild and IL will be no easy matter
for the Brewers to stop them under any
circumstances.
As result of rhe 1O-to-4 victory over
the Blues yesterday and the defeat or
Milwaukee by Louisville the Indians
leaped into the first division sui the?
were determined TO make it i cle1u sweep
over the X G outfit today IL order TO
stay mp among The leading clubs of the
American Association.
Paul Jones was slated for mound duty
this afternoon and If his mates gave
him a few runs he promised to turn Ia
a victory.
With the victory yesterday the Tribe
made 1t five strsight on their new wile
ming streak and thew saw no reason
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SKY PILOTS IN
RACESTARTING
HERESELECTED
One Local Man Among Twelve
Entered in National
Balloon Event.
AT SPEEDWAY SEPT. IL

Twelve balloons have been entered in
the national balloon race to start at the
Indianapolis Motor Speedway, Sept. IL.
to decide the three contestants to repre-
sent the United States In the interna-.
tionaI balloon race, which will be started
from the local speedway in october. The
entries are as follows:
r. H. Epson, Indianapolis, winner OF
last international race.
William s. Assman. representing city
OF Little Rock, st. Louis.
A. Lee Stevens, United States Army
Balloon school, TT. Omaha.
Lieut. Raffe Emerson, United States
navy, Washington.
s. s. Cole, st. Louis
H. E. Honeywell, Clayton, Mo.
Roy e. Donaldson, Springfield, Ill.
Arthur G.. Hoskins, st. Louis.
Capt J. NJ. O'Reilly, st. Louis.
Warren Rason, BrockYille.
BERNARD Won Hoffman, st. Louis.
The race is for distance and the three
balloons travelling the farthest in a
straight direction will be the trio to
represent the United States in the in
ternational race to follow a month later.
The fourth, fifth and sixth balloons will
be chosen as alternates.
France already has entered three bal
looms in the international race: three
from Italy, one from Great Britain and
one from Belgium.
With the three from the United States
eleven balloons have already entered the
great aerial dash.
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Around the A. A.
EDDIE ASH

Jim Galloway, former Tribe in
fielder, Is owner, president, manager,
captain and second baseman of the
Ranger club of the West Texas
league. He drifted into the oil game
down there and then helped estab-
lish league.
Improvement is noted in the playing OF
Schneider. His fielding improved with
his hitting.
Wonder what Ollie o'Mara is
thinking about these days?
Alexander Duke Reilley reports that
he's for A. Reilley's batting average first
and James NJ. Cox second.
Benny Kauff. recently dropped from
the majors in a mystery deal" is play
Ing certer field and batting second for
Toronto.
The injury to Petty places a heavy
load on the Tribes short pitching staff
but perhaps i quick deal can be made
for another hurler. Necessity often gets
Results.
The achievement of the Hoosiers in
pulling Up from last place to fourth
position is attracting wide attention.
few more victories and they'll be
passing tho Hens.
Herb Hunter is getting workout in
the versatile stuff. He has played first
base, third base and outfeld since join
ing the team,
When Jess Petty was injured Jack
Hendricks probably sprouted a few more
gray hairs.
STRIKER relieved Dubuc on the mound
for the Hens yesterday with ST. Paul
leading, and hit home run, evening
the count 1t was a costly homer, how
ever, because the Saints eventually Won
and Stryker was charged with the de
feat.
The Senators staged a thrilling ninth
inning rally scoring four runs and beat
ing the Millers, 5 to 2. Bill Clymer and
Catcher Mayer of fthe Mlllers got the
gate from Umpire Knapp.
The Colonies and Brewers staged wild
hitfest and runfest. the former winning,
16 TO 8. Catcher Meyer of the winners
got FIVE hits out of as many times up.
CASTOR and Mostil of the Brewers and
Decatur of the Colonies were slightly in
jured.
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NeW InfeLder Joins
A. Il. C.'s for Double
Bill With Islanders

The Cubar Stars Will make their sec
ond VISIT OF the season to Washington
park Sunday. playing the A. - c.s IN
a double header as the starter Of a four
game series. -
The Islanders have bolstered and VIII
give G. ]. Taylor's club terrlnc nght
for the majority OF games. When the
Cubans hit their stride they are hard TO
stop, but Manager Taylor believes he has
his men keyed up to the necessary pitch
to put over a number OF victories
The first game tomorrow Will start az
2 o'clock and n new second baseman VIII
be seen with the A. II. C.'s. He Is In
neldsr Long. local product whom
Manager Taylor has decided to develop
while the teams regular second sacker
Is recovering from an injured ankle.
Pitcher Rne has jumped the A. b.
C's again. but. Manager Taylor has John
son. Dismukes and Jeffries in form and
Ia not worrying over his twirling stan.
Single games Will be played with the
Cubans Monday. Tuesday and Wednes-
day.
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Rnrrs AT SPEEDWAY.

Indianapolis boxing fans are expected
the show that viii be staged at the In
diaHapolis Speedway aviation repair
depot for the benefit of the Enlisted
Mems club Motor trucks will meet the
fans at the end of the West Tenth street
car line and carry. them from there to the
scene of the bouts. Milburn Saylor and
Eddie Snyder will meet in the ten-round
feature Of the evening. Other bouts will
be as follows: Cooley VS.. Holland; Hef-
finger VS.. Jordan, and Cunningham vs..
Messick. Sergt. Cunningham. who Is In
charge Of the show, announced that there
will also he two bouts between Indian
apolis serappers. Jack Dillon will
referee.
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I. U. Honors Awarded

BLOOMINGTON, Ind. July 1O.-Coach
E. o. Stiehm has issued the following
official list of names of the men who
have been awarded the varsity 81 In
track. baseball and tennis for the 1926
season:
TracK-Capt Heber D. williams, For
est E. Keeling, Ardith L. Phillips, Max
G. Bullock, James n. Pierce, Walter p.
Conrad. Russell Williams and Robert NJ
Loomis.
Rauschenbach, J. C. Hendricks, Jr.. H
3. Schiller, K. NJ Kunkel, G. s. Buttorff
E. S. Dean, II. Dennis, d. F. Teeters
J.lovd Rust, c. P. Mathys and j. B.
Walker.
Tennis-Capt. Fritz E. Bastian and w
7. Plogsterth.
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Player Smashes Nose
of Umpire, Then Quits

ROCKFORD, ILL.,. July 1o.-PItchsr
Art Smith Of the Rockford Three-I
league team assaulted Unspire tScui-
lyl Jones In Fridays game. breaking
Jones nose.
Bleacher spectators threw pop bot
ties Mt Smith when he Was elected
from the park.
smith had announced his Intention
of quitting the Rockford club to join
- semi pFOfessionai team ut Kansas
City.
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Pony Polo Rivals in
Clash at the Speedway

The Rolling Ridge and indianapolis
pony polo teams were to clash in what
promised to be a fast and exciting match
on the Indianapolis Speedway field at 8
o'clock this afternoon.
large crowd was expected TO witness
the play as the game is rapidly spring
ing into prominence among local sport
followers and the membership of both
clubs has been boosted considerably dur
ing the past few weeks.
This afternoons match was to mark the
first appearance OF the Rolling Ridge
four, but they have been practicing hard
and expected to give the more experienced
Indianapolis Polo club team a tough
scrap
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LEAGUE STANDINGS AND CALENDAR
Yesterdays RESULTS.
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.


Columbus. 10000 O1O4-5 1
Minneapolis. . 1000 90 % 8 1
Batteries-Danforth and Kelly; Rob
ertson and Mayer, Owens.
Louisviue.... O22165 O-16 10 o
Milwaukee. O2O 900 24-010 Z
Batteries-Decatur, Tatum. Wright
and Meyer; Reinhart, Mcwheeney,
Trentmnn and CASTOR.
st. Paul.. 10000 o2o"L5 3
Toledo. OO021 OO-3 3
Batteries - Merritt Hall and Nc
Menemy, Hargrave; Dubuc, Stryker and
Murphy.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
New York.. 004 1 0 % 10 4
Batteries-Quinn and Hannah, Hoff-
man. Oldham and Ainsmith.
Philadelphia. $1,000 O01'-5 1
Chicago....... 900 0 0 90 IA IA /
Batteries-Harris, Perry and Perkins
Williams and Schalk.
st. Louis...... 5000 20 OIL 10 0
Batteries-Bush and Walters; Davis
and SEVERED.
Cleveland. 80. 10000 44O-S IL
Washington. Oh OO2 1 o GA Is 4
Batteries-Caldwell, Neihaus, Bagby
and O'Neill; Zachary and Charity.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Boston ........ O0OOOO 1905 0 @
Cincinnati 49,. O001 0 o o OIL 5
Batteries-SIcQuillen and Gowdy; Rue
Their and Wingo.
First Game
ST. Louis. 90 8 2 1 o ~ 13 2
Brooklyn 80. 90 1 0 o o % % Z j
Batteries-Schupp and CIemons; Ca
dore, Miljus and Kruger.
Second Game
Brooklyn -. 900 II 2 0-S 10 2
st. Louis. 900 0 o 0 90 z Q
MISUNDERSTANDING and Miller, Elliott
Haines, Kline and Clemons
Thirteen innings.)
N1OOoo1O OOOo1-3 II 3
New York.
0OoO2 OoOO-2 0 /
Batteries-Alexander and Killefer
Barnes and Smith, Snyder.
Philadelphia. 1000 OO1024 9 z
Pittsburg -. OooO10 oO0-1 8
Bateries-Rixey and Witherow; Carl
son and Schmidt.
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Called. rain.)

fNaIItu. IuIH-T
Sacrifice hits-Wolf >, Brief Stolen
bs se-Zwilling. TWo-base hits-Coving-
ton 2, Zwilling, Mccarthy, Good Brock,
Rehg Three-base hits-Petty. Hartford.
Indians, 3; Blues, f. Bases on balls
off Bolden, 2; OF .Dore, 1; OF Letter, l.
Hits and earned runs-Of Bo.den, ana
: runs in 1 p innHgs; of Dore. 4 an
0 runs in ! inning; of Petty, and 0
runs in 1 inning; off Cavet, and runs
in + innings. Struck out-By Cavet, / (;
by Bolden, l: by Dore l by Letter, l.
Winning pitchar-Petty. Losing pitcher
-Bolden. Ump:res-Connolly and Shan
non. Time :05.
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Bill Hart Picks Star
Trapshooter to Perform
as His Movie Sheriff

SOUTH BEND. Ind. July IO.--Fred
Bills. the well known professional
trapshooter. Is now making a fare
well tour Of the tournaments.
He has signed "A five-year contract
with the william s. Hart Film Com
pany and Will play opposite the
screen hero.
Bills viii star a. sheriff, In which
capacity he served many years in
the sunHower state.
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Is Rife Teams Entered
in Olympic Shooting

ANTWERP July 10.-The American
Olympic rife team will be pitted against
teams OF fifteen other nations in the
shooting matches which will begin here
July "a and run through to July 81.
The entries for the rife teams. which
have closed, show that there will be com
petitors from Belgium. Brazil Canada,
Denmark. Spain, the United States, Fin
land, Holland. Great Britain. Italy, Nor.
way, Portugal, South Africa. Sweden,
Switzerland and Czecho- Slovakia.
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FRENCHIE TAKES
BACK $50, 900

NEW YORK, July 10-Georges Car
pentier, his wife, Madame Carpenter,
and his manager, Francois Descamps,
were to start on the return to France
today after tour OF the Unftod States,
which Is estimated TO have meant about
81 SO. 900 70 r4he European heavyweight
champion
I'VE have already booked passage to
return TO America In September" Des-
camps said.
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Delay in Sailing OF
American Olympic Team

NEW YORK, July 1o.-Changes in
the sailing plans OF the American OlyIn-
pic team were announced here Friday by
President Kirby of the Olympic commit
tee.
hundred athletes will leave this port for
Antwerp about July 26 and arrive about
August Z.