davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1920-04-02

dy zna, ze ma Haselton len cha
dobnf pudia byvajn, tax do stay-
by SINE sa nemohli pustit', lebo
ehudobnemu nechce nikto dove
rovat'. Ale zato SINE neztratili
chut a vytrvalost v praci pra-
covali SINE az prisla doba, ze ma
sa praca bola pozehnana, ia kto-
ri kazdy Haseltoncan moze byt
pysny. Postavili SINE 81 krasnu
skolu.. Pravda, ze pri tom musime
kazdy svorne pracovat'. Pri "a
ciatku nasho budovania sa nam
uslo i potupy a prenasledovania
ze z kade vratime tym bratom pc
niaze. Najimali 81 rozmanitych a.
gentov, ably zakazovali l'ud'om
poziciavat' peniaze ma skolu, ze
odkial' i'm Lukac vrati. TAX stra.
Sill nasich l'udi. Dneska d'ako.
vat Bohu "a jeho lasku, "a minu.
lych Is mesiacov Haseltonska
slovenska Skola vyplatlia $780,
10000, slovom pat 'desiat devat
tisic dollarov. Dnuka SINE prijali
S52, 100000, tax nam chybuje ST.
100000. Keby ME toho nest 'astne-
Tho strajku, tax by SINE boil uz v
kasse mali 100000 a kazdemu
by SINE ma jeho cas- boil vyplatili
peniaze. Ufame, ze "a dva mesia-
ce vsetko kazdemu prinavratime
;Ci sa potom ct. citatel'om bude
cudno videt', ked' Vam zakazu-
jd, ably ste neposielali Lukaeovi
peniaze. Kazdy Haseltoncan mo.
re sa presvedeit', ako Lukac gaz.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1920-04-02

kych stran, posmechu SINE sne-
sli. Ale my sme 81 toho mic ne
robili, lez chytili SINE sa do pra-
zee, lebo SINE neverili ziadnym 81 u
bonn. Zakupili SINE 81 majetky ma
rohu Wilson Ave. a Lawrence ST.,
tam sme 81 chceli postavit' Slo-
vensku Dvoranu, ale pre- t'azke
financne pomery museli SINE cd
toho odstupit'. Pri tom SINE tax
odstrasili niektorych panov, ze
zalozili pod takym istym menom
druhu spolocnost lenze nasa bo.
la inkorporovana na dobrocinne
ciele alta druha na obchod. ,kaz-
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1920-04-02

Pom. red. Kazda dobra vec
ma mnoho nepriatel'ov a kazdy
dobry clovek naiviac dostane u
blizovania. Braton Haseltonca-
nom vrele odporncame, aby svoju
skolu podporovali 70. vsetkych
svojich sil, lebo ten chram vedy
bude nielen zdrojom dobrejs w
chovy Vasich dietok, ale al maj
krajsou pamiatkou, aku po svojej
smrti zanechate.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1920-04-02
Cernoch zastrelil policajta.

Youngstown, 30. marca. - Al
bert jackson, niger, ktoreho v
sobotu chcel arestovat' pre- kra-
dez policajt Harrison Williams
zastrelil tohto pokusil sa Il.
tex, ale Dol chyteny a zavrety
Williams po postriel ami no na
druhy den zomrel. Pohrab NAL '
stredu.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1920-04-02
23-rocny 81 wal 53-focnu.

Warren, 81. marca. Russell
L. Richman, 23-rocny mladlk,
wal 81 lasky a ME pre- peniaze
svoju byvaln ucitel 'ku "a manzel-
ku, ktora je 53-rocna. Zal 'nbil sa
do nej este ked' chodil do Skoly
a od tych cias nepomyslel ma inc,
len ze 81 ju vezme. Ona sa mu wy
hybala "a dlhe roxy, ale jeho YER
most ju vraj tax dojala, ze sa
ona na starost' zal '1bila do neho.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1920-04-02
DoPIs z HAsELToN.

4 { ( :. Z 81 sa 4 : 4
Haselton, 81. marca. Bratia
Jedno stare porekadlo hovori TAX
to: Zahod' medzi hnsy kamen,
len ia skrikne, ktortitkamen ira
fl My Haseltoneania byvame
tn vyse 40 rokov name dneska
IL krasnych spolkov, ktore "a w
se % rokov odbyvaly schodze po
cudzich miestnostiach. Ny sme
podporovali vsetko ci v nabozen-
skych ci v narodnych veciach,
co nam nemoze nikto odtajit'.
Vytrpei SINE moe krivdy SO vset-
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1920-04-02

Ked' kupujete nieco dl'a ma
sich ohlasok, povedzte, ze ste to
eitali v Y. s. n, dostanete lepsiu
obsluhu.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1920-04-02
Prednasky Poslancov

Sovenskeho Kubu Mar Shromazdenia pp Lad Moysa
Jana Pociska usporadane bud1 % nasedovneho porladu
| a 20 vyprsani toho budu skoncene.
| Nedel'u 4 apriia, Pittsburgh, Pa.
| Utorok g. aprila, McKeesport Pa
| Stvrtok, 8. apria, Chareroi Monessen Pa.
Sobotu TO- aprla, Uniontown Pa.
Nedel'u, H. aprila, v Johnstown, Pa. :
Utorok 13 aprila, New Kensington Pa. ..
Stvrtok, Is aprila, Brownsville, Pa. -..
Sobotu, II. apria Tarentum, Pa.
| Nedel'u, 49, aprila, Youngstown, Ohio.
Utorok 90 aprlae Ford City, Pa.
Stvrtok, %. aprla Toledo, Ohio .., ...."
~ Sobotu, a. apra Detroit, Mich. ..a. 4
Nedel'u, 25 aprila, Cleveland, Ohio.
. Utorok, e. aprila, Gary, Ind. <@#
Stvrtok 80 aprila, Indiana Harbor, Ind.
Sobotu, / maja, vo Whiting Ind
| Nedel'u 2. maja, v Chicago Ill.
Utorok, A. maja, " Pullman, ILL.,
Stvrtok, 6. .maja, Milwaukee, Wis.
Nedel' l'u, 9. maja, Yonkers, n Y. a
Nas vacn hostia odcesujn sovensko TO- maja preto
vbor pednasok Dol nteny prednasky tax adt jako hore
uvereneno preo adame ctene vybory ably poymy nas
vyzyy, riady prednasky jak udano.
Zadame ctene vbory po uyednf do poriadku svojich
miestnych vydavkov prijmov da zvysok poslat po
kanka prednaskoveho vyboru Andrea Faybik 166 Ave-
A, New York #.@
zadame cene vybory, ably boy tax askave, upozornit'
nasedovn mesto kde naseduca prednaska ma odbyva
ably posarano boo postrenue nasch race eegra
foyat', ktorym vlakom odcestujd cd vas.
Tie okolice prednasky hlasly nebolo mono
ic poziadave vyhovet musia odpustt stao je
prcine krakos cas Teda este prosme spoocne
kooperovanie vyborom prednasok ryche ucovanie
| tychze.
Ia vybor: 80,
| Rev Stefan Krasul ., Kement 1hri.k5
| predseda zapsnik.
Istoyn reba hasit zapisnka vyboru 400 W.
Henston St., Nav York City 4s s4. ss.>
Z q Y
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-07-08
MAcKS WIN z SHUTOUTS
Keefe and Perry Too Much for Red
Sox, Former Yielding
ONLY Two Hits,

1t was Philadelphia day in the
American League yesterday. 1t won
all games played, twice handing re
AS have now winning string of
! three.
Keefe held the Sox hitless for seven
innings, but they got pair in the
last two frames.
The second contest was a pitchers
duel between Fortune and Perry For
tune yielded only four hits against
Perry was better supported. Menos-
ky got a double and triple in three
times up.
Pirates Make Triple Play.
National League games yesterday
were snappy and scrappy. with the
Pirates providing the brilliant fielding
in defeating the Phillies. while the
punch was passed out by the Cubs to
the Cards.
Cooper earned his days SALARY with
the Pirates. He not only held the
Phils to three hits in beating them 2
to l, but inaugurated triple play
that nipped Quaker rally in the
occupied he collared Wheat's fly. Ca
ton and Grimm completed the play.
Trouble in st. Louis.
Pestiferous fans kept St Louis po-
lice busy while the Cubs were trounc-
ing the Cards, s to 5. The trouble oc-
Cured in the eighth inning when the
Cubs broke a deadlock by scoring five
runs on two hits. pass. hit batter
wild pitch and two errors. After I'm
pire Rigler had prevented a mix up
between Dilhoefer and Paskert, the
latter. angered by some rooters' slur-
ring remarks. attempted to invade the
grandstand. Several arrests were
made.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-07-08
LIBERTY RACKETERS WIN
Miss Doyle and Miss Kelly Take
Three Matches in Woman's
League Doubles.

Miss A. NJ. Doyle and Miss Louise
Kelly, representing the Liberty team
of the Womens Tennis League, won
that organizations round robin dou-
bles tournament with three victories
In as many starts. The matches were
well contested. that with Miss LOIS
Kelly and Miss Chick ering. the w ar
Risk pair. being especially nara
fought. Thirty-two games were re-
CURED to decide the twoset engage
ment.
Only six teams of the league were
represented in the tourney. Rain pre-
vented the completion of the sched ,
ule. War Risk. Piney Branch anu
Community Service. each with one
win and one loss. tied for second hon +
ors Blue Triangle lost one and Mlo-
City two matches. The scores;
Liberty Miss Doyle and Miss Louise keii!
defeated Mid-City Miss Sadie poolitfie anu
Miss Spwall). 60, G-3 G-3; War flsk
Miss Lois Kelly and Miss Ch!ckering,. So;
1o-s: Community Service Miss Waterford ana
Miss Nevitt), -, Ga.
War Risk defeated Piney Branch tMrs.
Siambaugh and Mrs. Beatrice Smith. 60.
Ct.
Community Service defeated Blue Triangle
Mrs. Borden and Miss Hendrcki. 80, u.
Piney Branch defeated Mid-City. e-3' e-i
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-07-08
PICK NAVY TEAM SOON.
Six Stand Out in Olympic Tests
Held at ANNAPOLIS.

ANNAPOLIS. Md. July S.-The final
selections of the Nays Olympic team
will be made within few days. trials
having been completed here yester-
day. Those who are practically GER
tain to be selected are Lieut.. Leve-.
sedge. formerly of the University Of
California and now of the Marine
Corps; Midshipman Curtis. Midship-
man Clapp, Frank Shea. w. F. Dow
ney and Daniel Shea Results of yes
terdays trials follow:
1OO-yard dash-First. W. r. Downey second
s. Capeda: third. +. Hall. Time. 90 10.
220-yard dash-First. r. ]. Shea: second. W
r. Downey; third. Carl Guthner. Time. 10 20
!. mile rur-Frst. Frank J. Shea; second
Carl Guthner. Time. 0.52 2-5.
y emile run-First Daniel Shea second II
H. Paine: third. Jack Lillian. Time. 200 As
Mile run-First. E. d. Curtis (no oppositionI
Time. 4.32 %.
Broad jump-First Jack Lillian. 20 feet 4
inches: second, V. o. Clapp; third, c. Huntley
High jump-First. W. F.. Downey. feet z
inches: second c. L. Huntley; third Carl
Guthner.
18lb. shot-put-First. H. h. Leversedge. A.
feet inches; second, Carl Guthner third. v
.. Clapp.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-07-08
,reesa Da Speak coma to town.

Treesa Da Speak coma to town.
Welcome great Treesa Da Speak
we hope you droppa ezra game in
Washeenton, d. c.
Today l theenk he lose both game
of Beega Da Head.
Treesa Da Speak is grand old man
of 'Mericana Basa Ball League.
He is wan gooda sport-fina gentle
man.
Evrabody in Unita State Iowa Treesa
Da Speak justa lika wan brudd.
Treesa Da Speak is vera polita
playa; he no chewa da gum; he no
chewa da rag weeth ump-he no use
cologne on da uniform like, Tllla Da
Walk.
! bat you if Treesa Da Speak run
for President Unita State on hasa
ball tick he will be elect justa so
sure as you gat pain from da green
app.
Clevelan teama iusta lika lettla
Georgia Mack Bride is captain of
Washeenton teama.
Treesa Da Speak gat da fina point
on da captain job from Georgia Mack
Bride.
Da lady fan love Treesa Da Speak
write him let'-sand him nice a
bouquet of 'Mericana beaut an sweeta
pea before da game begin.
Treesa Da Speak play ALA time in
middle feel-in deesa way he can
spoila da boma run of Joe Da lodge,
Eddie Garratt, Hanka Da Shank
Da Clevelan teama is besta hasa
ball club in 'Mericana League-neXt
to Washeenton. 1t is pride of Banan
Da Johnse.
Da Clevelan teama have gooda
pitch--gooda catch.
| max you acquaint weeth some of
| da Clevelan. boys Joe Bowleg- Coup
| lawhisk'-Jimma Da Bag-Ray Cold
well-deesa boys try to foola da bata-
! man. Steve O'Neili- Moneymak'
catcha da ball. Warmgass- Charlie
! Chap-Docta Johnse-Giuseppe Da
/ Wood also play on teama.
| Da Clevelan bat boy ees-a name is
Giovanni Urciolo. He is firsta cousin
! of da peanutta man near hasa ball
| park, Washeenton. d. c.
J Do not feela bad Treesa Da Speak
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-07-08
u. s. TEAMS IN EUROPE:
Rifemen and Horsemen Land at
Antwerp and Go to Cohlenz
to Practice.

ANTWERP. July S.--The American
rife and equestrian teams for the
, Olympic games have arrived here on
an Army transport. They proceeded
to the American Army base at Cob
LEM for practice.
Brig. Gen. Sage. who is in charge
of American Olympic affairs, tried to
have the rife team train at the Be
verloor ange. where the Olympic con-
tests will be shot, but this was i'm
possible, as the Belgian army is ma
neuverng there 1t is probable that
the team will get some practice at
Beverloo after work on the army
range at CoblenZ. The polo players
will practice at CoblenZ later with the
American Army team, which is in
France at present.
Gen. Sage has gone to Brussels to
clear up some mistakes in the Ameri-
can entry list. The trapshooters
are not mentioned. though they Will
be represented. President Wells of
the American Trapshooters came from
England to inspect the range.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-07-08
THREE u. S. AVIATORS
IN INTERNATIONAL RACE

NEW YORK July S.-The Aero
Club of America announced today that
it has selected the following to rep
resent the United States in the inter
national airplane race. to be held in
France the week of September 81.
Air service, United States Army, air
plane to be piloted by Maj. r. w
Schroeder.
Aero Club of Texas entry 4. by S. E
]. Cox. pilot to be named. who will use
Curtiss plane.
Dayton Wright division of General
Motors-Pilot to be named.
The James Gordon Bennett trophy
awarded for this event now is held
by France.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-07-08
Names of Eight Letters
Lucky FOR Cup Defenders

Tradition has been hOnOred
and maintained in the selection
of the boat which is to defend
the coveted Americas cup.
ResOIute has been chosen.
While superstition plays no
little part I'm seafarinE mans
life. ii was probably given no
consideration by the cup COM
mittee. 1t IL a matter of coin
cidence. however, that there are
just eight letters in the name of
the chosen defender. Four of
her immediate predecessors re-
quired no more of the alphabet
to delineate their names on the
stern Of the boat. Nigilant, De-
fender, Columbia and Reliance
all won. In fact. seven Of the
thirteen yachts which have de-
Tended the trophy consumed
eight letters In the makeup of
their names. the three others
being Columbia, Madeleine and
Mischief.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-07-08
LIE GENDRE IN DECATRL0N.
G. U. Athlete. Who Made Pen
tathlon Team, Aspires Further.

Bob lie Gendre. Georgetown Uni
versity athlete. who won a place on
the Olympic pentathlon team last
Sunday will enter the final try-out
for the decathlon squad that will be
held tomorrow and Saturday on the
field of the New York Athletic Club at
Travers Island. Five events take place
tomorrow and the remaining five on
Saturday.
Twenty-Five of the finest all-around
athletes in the United States will be
in the competition. Prominent among
them are Brutus Hamilton. University
of Missouri man, who finished first in
the pentathlon trials; Everett l..
Bradley, University of Kansas star.
who holds the national collegiate
pentathIon title; w. F. Bartels, Penn
athlete. who has twice won the PEN
tathlon championship. and Alma Rich
ards of the University of Utah
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-07-08
Be Scene Denps-Caper Battle
Plays in Two Net Events,
Takes All Five Matches

r. z. Hunter. former captain
Of the Cornell University tennis
team and one of the physical
giants of the game, recently per
formed IL feat of strength and
endurance that seldom has been
eqnaled. and perhaps never sur
passed. Playing in two tour
nanents. for the NORTH, Side and
Westchester Count. champion
ships. he won five matches in
the course of the day. all
without the loss of q set. Start
ing I'm the morning at the Uni
vcrsfty Heights Club. Ike dis
posed of two strong opponents.
Harrison II. Hathaway and Paul
Martin. then jOurneyed out TO
HartndGie. where he eliminated
two of the cOatenders for the
We.tchcster tile. He drove "a
ear back TO University Heights
In the afternoon, and before the
sun had set he had added his
fifth victim TO his list.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-07-08
Ball Game Halted, Field
Sold, Play Then Resumed

Ball players of the Pitmnn
COttasers' Association team saw
the ball field sold right from
under their feet in the midst OF
the game with the Twentieth
Century A. A. of Philadelphin,
at Pitman. N. J.. recently.
While. the Pitman fans were
mourning n fOur-run lead OBJ
tnined by the visitors in the
opening inning the familiar an
nouncing of shawl two" or
"xtrfke-rr-out" by the Jump was
broken by a sonOrOus "GofnE'
roin, -n-n-n-nnn.''
ashes gone all right" re-
marked pessimistic fan. re-
fcrring to the bali game, as the
auctfoneer. elbOwed the 'ump''
of the diamond md sent the
teams to the benches while he
auctiOned Off the ball field.
After the block of lots had been
knocked down to a Phflad ei-
phian the ball gnme was re-
sumed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-07-08
SANDLOTTERS SEEK GAMES

Games with the Maryland A. c., Nor
ris Street Juniors, Arrow A. c. or
any other teams in the sixteen-year-
old class are wanted by the Hilltop
Juniors. Address Robert Davidson,
1925 36th street northwest.
Manager Bob Chaconas wants to
arrange games for his Black Cat
Juniors. Teams in the fifteen-year-
old division should write him at 1865
NJ street northwest.
Maryland A. c. Juniors are on the
trail of the Black Cat and Rex young
sters, def having been issued by
Manager J. Miles, Capitol Heights,
Nd.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-07-08
WITH INDEPENDENT MINES

The Arrow Athletic Club will en-
counter the Glover Athletic Club Sun
day at $50 o'clock. Arrow players are
to report in uniform at 10th and D
streets southeast an hour before
game time.
The Richmond Y. NJ H A nine will
clash with the local Y. NJ. H. A. Sun
day at 23O o'clock on the Monument
Lot diamond. No. 3. The Washington
team has games scheduled with the
Y NJ. Fl. A. mines of Norfolk and New
York.
Mayfiower Corinthian and Comanche
mines will be played by the Knicker-
booker A. c., the first named meeting
the Georgetown clubmen Saturday,
while the others will be met IN a
double header Sunday afternoon
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-07-08
CHESS CHAMPION IN DRAW

ATLANTIC CITY, July S.-Play in the
opening round of the ma sters' chess
tournament started yesterday. David
Janowski, French champion. withdrew.
Stasch Mlotkowski of Los Angeles drew
with Frank ]. Marshall. United States
champion. in twenty-eight moves, and
Charles Jaffe of New York defeated E.
s. Jackson of Philadelphia in forty-two
moves. S. T. Sharp of Philadelphia and
George G. Neidich of Cornell University
adjourned.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-07-08
BRITISH PROS ON WAY,
Vardon and Ray, With Barnes,
Leave London to Sail for II

LONLoN, July S.-Harry Vardor
snu hoWard Ray, noted British pro-
lesslohal golfers, left London this
morning to board the steamer Celtic
at Liverpool for New York. With
them was Jim Barnes the American
professional, who finished fifth in the
British open championship. Barnes
SAID Just before his departure that he
would come to England again next
year to try his fortune once more
in the open event
Nardon and Ray intend to compete
In the American open championship
and in the western and metropolitan
open competitions. proceeding after
ward to Canada. The details of their
engagements, however, will be ar
ranged later.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-07-08
D. C. YACHT is THIRD.
New York Boat Wins Cup in Ches-
apeake Club Regatta.

EASTON, Md, July S.-Boat No l
of the Riverton Yacht Club, New
York, sailed by Capt. William Hen
derson of Easton. won the race for the
silver cup offered by the Chesapeake
Bay Yacht Club in it's thirty first an
nual regatta, held here today. She was
closely pressed by boat No. IL of
the Baltimore Yacht Club, sailed by
DR.. Dudley Williams of Baltimore
Boat No. 5 of the Capital Yacht Club
Washington, came in third.
The race was sailed over tri-
angular course of twelve miles in the
Tired Avon river. off Oxford. Mary
land and District of Columbia Yacht
Racing Association rules governed
the event Six boats started, all of one
design known as turtlebacks. Daniel
H Fowler of the Capital Yacht Club
is here as Washington representa-
tive on the regatta committee.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-07-08
NORBERT DEMPSEY LEFT
IN SOUTHERN TITLE GOLF

CHATTANOOGA. Tenn. July s.
Perry Adair and Bobby Jones. young
Atlanta golf stars and Norbert A
Dempsey of Macon Ga. former Co
lumbia Country Club player are
among the last eight in the annual
fight for the Southern Golf Associa-
ton championship. With the exception
of Adair's afternoon match, none of
the contest was close.
Others remaining in the champion
ship play are r. f. Hickey and Chick
Ridley. Atlanta; Ewing Watkins and
Pollack Boyd. Atlanta, and Herbert
Tutweiler, Birmingham.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-07-08
S5OO,0OO OFFER FOR
FIGHT IS REPORTED

NEW YORK, July s.-Coney Is
land. New York's playground. was
added today to the list of possible
backgrounds for the prospective
Dempsey-Carpentie heavyweight
charlottesville boxing match, when
the managers of the two puGiiists
met here to discuss terms for
bout.
An unnamed promoter is said to
have authorized Charles j. Har-
Ney, former secretary of the boN-
ing commission. to offer $5o0,oO
for the privilege of staging the
championship contest ut the ia
nous amusement park. Thanks
giving day was the date discussed
at the conference.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-07-08
MAJ. COYLE WINS AT NET.
Defeats Sergt. Wilson in Marine
Corps Tournament.

In one of the best matches of the
Marine Corps tennis tournament. Maj
Randolph Coyle defeated G. NJ Sergt
Noble J. Wilson, 5-6. "a. e.. Both
players employed a variety of strokes
with great effectiveness. Sergt. Will
son staged several rallies in the
second and third sets, but Maj. Coyle
appeared to strengthen as the match
progressed.
In other matches Lieut.. E. c. Smith
defeated @. NJ. Clerk Roy S. Lane
81, 6-1: Richardson defeated G. NJ
Sergt. Bumgarner, 6-3. Ga; and
Sergt Joseph Burkhalter defeated
Private Carl NJ Payne. 60. 60.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-07-08
RIVAL SAILORS MEET.
crews of Shamrock w and Reso.
lutte Are Entertained.

NEW YORK, July s.1-The crews of
.eSoiute. defending yacht. and sham
~ challenger. who soon are to
compete for the Americas cum met
LOT the hrst time last night on the
brooklyn dry docks during an enter
la,nnent given in their honor by the
2,oo" employees of the Morse Dry
DOCK and Repair Company. The
Sailors VIII have little to do before
Saturoay' when it is expected the
measurements to compute the yachts
tlfne allowance will be completed
Inc task that means so much In
minutes and seconds to the challenger
IS being handled by Prof. Harold NJ.
Weop OF Columbia University. the of
mciai measurer of the New York
Yacht Club.
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YANKEES TO ASK RUTH
TO TRAVEL BY TRAIN

NEW YORK, July Babe Ruth.
smuggling king of the New York Ameri
can League club. will be requested by
the Yankee management to do his trav-
ellng by train hereafter. That the home
run champion was not severely injured
When the automobile in which he was
1ourneying from Washington to this city
turned turtle after a collision near
WaWa. Pa. yesterday, was due more to
Good fortune than anything else. The
only Inconvenience Ruth or any of the
-FOUR others in the machine suffered was
having to crawl from under
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Elks See Rowing Events.

CHICAGO, July Six Junior row
ing events OF the three-day regatta
of the Central States Amateur Row
ing Association furnished the chief
entertainment today for the thou
sands of visiting Elks at their ma
tional convention. Senior events will
be held tomorrow and swimming
events SATURDAY.
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Big Pro Match in Sight.

Walter Hagen, Mike Brady. Alex
Ross, Jim Barnes and Jock Hutchin-
son will be included in an American golf
team that will play a group of Brit
ish professionals for an international
golf cup at Inverness Club. Toledo, in
August provided the British accept
an invitation to compete. The invi-
tation was cabled by the Professional
Golfers Association of America.