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El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-08-02
Don Rafael Fabian

! i y
ban su consignaci6n. Todavfa yiven
en- San Juan un hijo Y algunos nietos
nietas de aquel admirable protector
de los emigrantes espafoles en- esta
isla
Algunas otras ramas de la familia
Fabian vinieron despues al pals, y de-
iaron en- el gratos recuerdos.
En- don Rafael Sc reunen las mobiles
prendas de caracter de su familia.
Sencillo, campechano, generoso, entu-
shasta, sensible al dolor ajeno donde-
qtliera que Sc manifesto, su mano bien
hechora acude siempre donde la ne
cesidad imprime su huella, sin pre-
guntar qui6nes nj qui6n ha sido ell
menesteroso, nj acordarse siquiera de
los benefcjos que hace.
Como buen espafiol de alma gram
de, anna su patria sin deprimir la
ajena, Y deja que su sentimiento cris-
tiano Sc eleve Y Sc extienda por los
amplios horizontes de la humanidad.
| En- toda obra noble y generosa que
! aquf Sc inicie y de la que el tenga CO.
! nocimiento, no falta nunca su concur
so poderoso nj su espontaneo sincere
| APPLAUSE.
Vino a Puerto Rico cuando apenas
habfa transpuesto los linderos de la
nii1ez, Y aqui ha convivido indistinta-
mente con portorriquefios Y peninsu-
lares, como buen hermano de todos.
De su amor al pals dan elocuente tes-
timonio sus obras fecundas en- el
miSmO, sus grandes empreSas fOmen-
! tando centrales aZucareras, dirigiendo
| Bancos de emission, creandO sOciedades
| titles Y llevando su concurso poderoso
! Y sus iniciativas a todo cuanto propen-
da a extender ell cr6dito, la riqueza Y
ell bienestar del pals. No hace mucho
| que, con la cooperation de portorri-
quenos y peninsulares acaudaladcs, 10
gro convertir en- institution auestrG la
Companfa del Ferrocarril de circun-
valacion, que estaba desde su ftinda.
ci6n en- manos de extranjeros.
Todo su caudaE esta empleado en-
obras beneficiosas de Puerto Rico, y
no es el menor de los beneficios que
reparte, ell ejemplo incesante de su
laboriosidad heroica ' de su acierto
en- las empresas titles en- que toma
parte. -
/ Su ausencia no sera larga, porque
los intereses cuantiosos que dirige re-
claman SUI actividad inteligente, su
prestigio econ6mico y su reconocida
lealtad.
LIE acompanaran en- su viaje su her
mana Y su sobrina, gentiles damas
Que gozan de grandes simpatfas EN- la
sociedad portorriquena.
Ell IMPARGIALS- -desea a los anna.
bles Eiajeros un grato y feliz viajef
&
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-08-02

Ede Ponce el senor Chicharro, de la de
Barranquitas don Rosendo ycla, de
la de Bayam0n don Manuel Fernan.
dez, de La de Ciales; don Severe Bau-
tista, de la de Humacao; el sefior
Biascochea. de la de Arroyo; don Au-
relic Carrera, de la de Mayagiez; don
Jaime Guiscafre, de la de Afiasco
don Manuel Martinez. de Ia de BARGE.
loneta don Angel Aragunde, de la de
Cayey; ell sefior Bermejo, de La de
Yauco Bartolont6 Gaya, de la de
Patillas; el senior Segundo Cadierno,
Presidente de La de San Juan, suscribe
ambien el ruego de sus colegas otro
ranto hace don Enrique zorrilla de la
de Manatf. a La hora en- que escri-
bfmos estas lfneas es segunro que ha-
bran llegado las adhesiones que fall
tan.
Escrito 10 anterior Sc han recibido
las adhesiones de los senores Jaime
Castaner, Presidente de la secci6n de
Adjuntas; el senior Calenti, de Juncos !;
Y don f. de Garcia, de Barros.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-08-02

PARA CURAR UN RESFRIADO
EN- UN Ola. t6mese LAXATIVE
BROMC QUININA. Ell boticario de-
volvera el dinero 81 no lie cura. La
frma de E. W. GROVE Sc hana en-
cada cajita. ~
Advt.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-08-02
DOS ULTIAfAs FUNCIoNEs DE La

DOS JFLTIAEAS FUNCI0NES DE LA
ssFs C0MPANIA DE LARA
Esta tarte habra una gran matinee
a las euatro; representatives. pors ter
cera vez la linda comedia de los her
inanos Quintero. PIPIoEA Los pre-
clos para ssta Ultima matinee han 81
do grandemente redncfdos.
Por Ia noche Sc estrenara la come
dia dramatiea en- tres actos, de Darfo
Nicomedi, La AIAESTRILLA, gran
exito de Ia sonora Jimenez y del senior
ThuilIer.
Con estas dos funciones sc despedi-
ri del publico de San Juan la notsble
compafia que, durante un mes ba yeni
do aetuando en- el Municipal
Ia demanda de localidades para es-
tas dos. dltimas funciones es grande,
pues q pdbIieo tiene deseos de expire
sar todos los artistas sus simpatfas.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-08-24
BASEBALL CHIEFS
IN CONFAB HERE
American League MoguIs As
semble in Secret Session at
y BeIIevue-Stratford

Baseball moguls who direct the des-
TIMES of the American League gathered
here today at the Bellevue Stratford
and held special meeting. Everybody
was on the job.
Louis Comiskey and Harry Grabiner
came from Chicago: William NJ. Rich =
'ardson and Clarke Griffith represented
Washington: Colonels RUPERT and
Huston. New York; Connie Mack and
Thomas Shibe, Athletics; Harry Frazee.
Boston: Jim Dunn, Cleveland, Frank
Navin, Detroit.
Connie Mack looked fresh as daisy
after travelling all the way from Ger
mantown.
Ban Johnson, president Of the league,
gathered all of the club presidents to :
gther in one room and the session start :
ed behind closed doors at IL n. IN.
Two hours later they were still at IL
and no information had leaked through
the keyhole or otherwise.
The magnates We're not making long
orations in the lobby this morning. They
admitted there would be a meeting. but
none could tell what it was all about.
Just friendly gathering to 90 over
some routine business" said one.
But how about the Mays case?" he
was asked. "Will that be discussed?''
II don't believe So" was the reply
That is a closed incident. The pitcher
name probably will not be mentioned"
However, there is a persistent rumor
that Carl Mays and the unfortunat,
death of Ray Chapman will be thor.
oughly aired. Immediately after tb,
accident the st. Louis and Washington
players sent a telegram to President
johnson requesting that he call the clut
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MARTIN JUDGE WINS OVER
McGOVERNI IN IS ROUNDS
Manayunk Youth Lacks the Punch bit He Is Ceuer and Has
CLdss-Leads in Nine Rounds
BY LOUIS ii. JAFFE

MARTIN JUDGE may go along
lu against the bantam crop and never
be pinched for knocking off anybody y
hat, but MANDY" is going to make
things mighty uncomfortable for lot
Of bambinoes who are humping on
Petey Herman's back door. Marty
proved that little thing last night IN
frfsky and fast fifteen -rounder at West
Manayunk when he walloped Hank Nc
Govern by a 0-to-3 count, three rounds
being even.
During several stages Of the contest
Judge hit McGovern with an assortment
of wallops-short, wide and long
punches-mixing slow ones with fast
ones, but none of the blows was with
sufficient force to rock the rugged little
one sided bout. by any means, despite
the summary of the rounds. still Judge
incessant blows. his cleverness, speed
and aggressiveness carried him through
to an undisputed victory.
Lots Of Class
For youth of only nineteen years
and who has been boxing for only. ten
months. Judge showed lot of class.
The one outstanding fact of Martin {
boxing, however is that he cannot hit
And it is probable that the ManayunB
Italian never will be a hard socker be
cause of his open glove punching. Time
and again Judge scored with left hooks
and right crosses, any of which. If !,
had even ordinary power behind it.
would have felled McGovern. But all
of Martyrs blows are Of the cream puff
! variety.
The bout, from the outset, was
sizzling with speed. Few believed that
Judge and McGovern could keep uF
their rapid fire pace. but they did. Nc.
Govern took the first round. ran second
in the next and the third was even. The
fourth went to Judge, while McGovern
| was ahead in the fifth and the sixth
was halved. Then Martin set the pace
in the seventh and eighth. the ninth
was $3.50 and, by a sensational rally
the little Irishman took the tenth.
Remainder for Judge
From the eleventh until the finish Of
the fifteenth round both McGovcrn anC
Judge fought hard and furious with tn,
lattI showing to advantage because o.
his ability to score more often. 1t wa,
swell scrap and the big crowd showed
its approval and appreciation with {
long and loud round Of handclapping
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-08-24
NATIONAL DRAWINGS
Tilden In Lower Bracket Of Forest
Hills Tennis Tournament

New York, Aug. 24.-The draw for
the thirty: ninth tennis singles cham
pionship Of the United States, which
begins at the West Side Tennis Club on
August 30, was made today at the Office
of the United States Lawn Tennis AS
sociation. Julian s. Myrick,, as presi
dent of the association, and George T.
Adee, referee of the tournament, made
the draw, which, according to the as
sociation rules, is "blind," all pairs
being left to chance.
Walter II. Hayes, of Chicago. is the
leading player in the hyst quarter. Most
of the strength falls IN the second sec
ton. where Watson Washburn, II. N.
Williams, Charles s. Garland and Will
liam NJ. Johnston were drawn. In the
third draw were Richard Harte, Clar-
ence ]. Griffin and Wallace Johnson,
while William T. Tilden, I'd, was drawn
in the fourth.
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1lbs-J. P. Mqritz. Aronimink: W. p. Hall,
1905 3. Wilson. whitenarsh: J. Nc
12:o3-R. Young, Baia; NJ. B. Huff. Aron-
1905 Boton. FrsnEford' T. Thorrien.
i2oSE .sr,sin G pPnss9sy PTnS Vs.y M'rion F. vet
l2:1o-H. w Wood. Atlantic City; A. l..
lens-s. e. Bolton. Ekwsnok; X. ponnelly,
12a5--I. v; oulnlan. North Hills; H. Gage.
12ds-s, s.. MsKnish,. Baia: J. A. KleUper'
,aao--A, Ar0Pim'eEi y. oHanlou. rssansford. f. j.
12:2s-5. ~ Burns; Chevy Chase; T. X
1885. SshGar!f y MscBesn, Bean; Old York Road A
,,,o B. nroggn; g,,,,. AroniTink, SnrtS Hills. N. D.
1851. Ball. Stenton; e. II. Hedley' stem
1a:ss-R. i. plppy: North Hills; J, c, Bar
12s5-K. Knox, Frankford; q. j. Youell
- :ss-M J. Costa. Aronimink; C. II. Long
,eAo-P. De Long. Bala; r. Ransford. Liam
i2Aa-E. J. Talent. cedarbrook; j. j
i24s-th. II. Wood, Aronm'nk; $. Wright
~ a:So-M. H. Brissetto. Bala; W. T. Col
IL a:5s~c. s. Priehard, Bala: b. W. cassei
IL 2:b5-Ts Meehan. North Hills: r. @. Hale
i2;5s-C. x. Bonyiliian. Lansdowne; A
Wall, Lansdowne, .
1904. Weisenbers, Merton; s. W. Ross
1os-H G. hamilton. Llanerch. 8. Frow
ert. Lanerch,
FOURTH FLIGHT
,.3o--G. W. Lindsay. Bala: F. v. Smyth
e:ss-Ha Ra'a, 4. Msckey. Aroninnink: J. A. LII
o.as-J, B. MacFarland. Jr.. Huntington
a:ss-H a''fy' B. Sewton. 4 E NySiH wRitSmar'h; L.
a.o-F Fsh0Sn' % KnisSt. fn1Si @Ritemarsh: T. W
Cooper. North Hills. ,-
2:43-T, DriEEs. Engineers;. c. H. poclp
245-i, i. cSlyort. North Hills; C. W
Hoffner. Bals. , ~ p,,,.,r
2bo-P. L. Corson. Plymouth; J. J. Beadle
25s-F. s. Blck,ng. st. Davids; e. c
c;sS-E. K, Sober whitemarsh: NJ. HIS
| gins Cedarbrook.
o;bs-5' 1. Bland, overbrook; ]. p. Pier
s:oo-R. Kane. ,Lansdowne; w. A. sull'
sos-H. Bower. TorresdaIe; W. H. Evans
s:ob-G. B. serrin. Aronimink; p. H. Ran
aos-F. "' v. Slaughter. F'rani<fotd: q. F
whitwell, Aronimink
| 31O-H n. Bernard, SprinRhaven; X.
''i bernard, overbrook.
aas-P: 2; wSli SId 9lS 2Hl,, Yqrk nG.d Road W.
a,,-d drITerw NJ Wilson, o Bala: 'Tc T. C. willsor
s1s-J' W Comfort. North Hills; T Fls
s;ao-D. c. Clegg Lansdowne: f. W. Rot
erts. Bala.
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2OS GOLFERS IN
BAtA TOURNAMENT
Platt, Hoffner and clarey
Among Record Entry List.
Tee OFF at 7 A. M.

m. ,. -, IA. 49,
have ever played in the annual invita-
tion tourhament OF the Bala Golf Club
VIII Tee on tomorrow. There are 2OS
uJII.s'I NIL, Ioaun ,h entered ana the nrst peir
and the last nair viii i,Ia ,.a, ara, ~ q .on
Owing to the large entry list the pairs
and three minutes. ~ '' u '"'
The entry list follows:
7oo nv =, r,nH @ rFLlaHT
fVV-M, n. wilson. Bala; c. ID. McAvoy.
7,os-R FisSer po,horo. r. n., p
7ose%Sro' eSro' c.o.. r, - ,,.,,
''Vo-M' u. CROSS. Bala; r. Prichard.
7.os-P' Pals; Scot, .,,,. n s.,,.,.. n.-
7,o 6or9. , t
1iyy-E' -: Ives, Bala; A. Hughes. Bala.
fia-E EN-, q: NJ Durham. Pine Orchard; f. B.
7iiss--Sd; 4; Ross ania; & w. Ames. Roxboro.
7,co whs,stens Sn Bals; , 49, -
7.oa-yWy" 4 tAroaimink; ai
''-o-M. 6, Is, supplee' Bala; ID. b. Gray.
725-ecr. G oVGsssGeF RsSiSF. Bala, j. c. Nax,s,
7.,s-M hansdowne. %oyn , Gu
fss-M. maioney, Bala; b. l.. Carroll,
7.ao-M NTonimink; Flnnso.r p,x,o... v
''oV-M. flahaetn' foxboroi j. Kane.
7.aa-H HoHRoro; q 8,,,s pox,o-. ,..u
''oo-n. n. White' RoNboro A. Johnston,
7:ss-M. o19o'I d. Long. Bala; j. @. K,ees Wood.
,.,o ,aho;,
Ronpo;t nSynOiInsi Synoinaiir, ,Aroniminki H. II.
oenhet'' Aronimink.
SECOND FLIGHT
o.oo -, - 49,
e'oo-W; y. Parsons Bala; NJ. Sheriff..
on, Whitemarsh
eO3-y. {. MACPHERSON, Bala: c. Hayes.
oo- Jr., oyerbrook..
e'oo- ~. ~ =. Sempie' Llanerch; l.. q. Grof.
ono Jredynrin.
V'oo-J. ). Sheehan' Woodbury.. c. II.
o,o sykes, Bals.
me-, Fairbanks, Merchantviiie
Vio-J. MGSlsin. North Hills: c. II. Sla-
o,,, ter. koxooro.
VIO-A: j. Malone, Stenton; r. s. Ward
o,, Whitemarsh,
oao-D. Hasgarty' Bala; II. Thornton
o.,o nhila. Sfolt.
40, llams. sprlnghayen. !"
V!23-J" Mackin, Bala; Il. Fischer, Rox
o.,o 0oro;
V:so-W. Is. weir, Bala; +. Piper, Frank
o.,o tora, ,, 81,
b;3V-J. wood Platt. North Hills l.. T.
m, ADAMS. Lu Lu
e'oo-G II. Atherhot, OVerbrook; w. X
935-E. Davis. Frankford; A. T.. Holt
o.oo Erankford.
V'1o-m. Nealy' Llanerch; c. w. Gumbes
OAK.
o4o--J: @. Fox, Frankford; w. B. Har
ris, West Chester.
0:43-W N. Stephenson. Baia; w. II, Da
Wis, Brae Burn.
0:45-C ]. Stoyer, North Hills: A M
Ehret. Bala.
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Hardy Won Southampton
Net Title 20 Years Ago

Samuel Hardy, whose efficient
captaincy was Of the greatest help
to the Davis Cup team in England.
lis playing in the tennis at South
ampton this week for the first time
in twenty years. Just two decades
ago he and his brother, DIR. Sumner
Hardy, then the leading players on
the Pacific coast, won the invita-
tion doubles Of the Meadow Club,
defeating some Of the best combina-
tions in the East. Hardy Is playing
in partnership with Charles s. Gar
land in the present tournament. In
cidentally, in addition to the hand
some challenge cups, there are two
modest but Efficient looking silver
pocket TASKS as prizes in the doubles,
and many an enthusiastic glance has
already been thrown in their direc-
tion.
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CLOTH|ER VICTOR
At SOUTHAMPTON
Philadelphia Tennis Veteran
Defeats Murray Vernon
In Straight Sets

Southampton, ". Y, Aug. 24.--play
in the second round Of the Meadow
Club tennis tournament was resumed
here today. Defaults were plentiful in
the mems singles.
Watson NJ. Washburn. who in the
absence Of the Californians and Davis
Cup stars. is regarded as one of the
strongest contenders for the Meadow
Club Cup, defeated Frederick G. Baggs
without trouble in another second round
match by a score of 6-1. 6.2. The Sea :
bright winner outmaneuvered his on =
ponent all the way. earning most of his
points with deep drives to Baggs' hack :
hand, which was weak. The match
was fought out almost entirely from
deep court.
William j. Clothier, of Philadelphia
was another easy second round winner.
proving far too experienced and too
versatile for Murray Vernon. of the
Westside Tennis Club. The score was
81, 6-2, and it was exactly the same
score by which the one time national
champion had won his first round
Morning summary:
SINGLES
First Round
fault: Harold Godshail. Los Angeles won
from John Henncssey, Ind annapolis by de.
fault; w Burrlll. Seattle. defeated J. @. K.
| shafer. New York. won from Rois nd Rob.
erts, San Francisco. by default; Leonard
Toussaint e-8. SO; Morris Duane, New
| York. wen from Fritz Bastian. Indiana apolis.
| by default; 8. Middendorff New York won
| from Charles s. Garland. Pittsburgh. by
default; r. l.. James. Saratoga. won from
| T. r. Fell. New York. by default.
Second Round
| Dwight p Robinson. New York defeate
| r. L. James, Saratoga. o., go: ALFRED
S. Dabney Boston; defeated Arnold W.
| Jones Providence, 6-1. 0-6. 60: Henry S.
Parker, New York, defeated W. ". Shaffer
New York. 6-1. o.; William J. Clothier
Philadelphia defeated MTrraE Vernon. New
York. defeated Frederick c. BagRs New
| York al 80.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-08-24

There were three prelims. Tommy
Murray, brother of Battling, won in
eight rounds from Tom Sharkey. Eddie
Bratton admitted that he was unfit to
continue after the second round against
Mike Howell. and Young Mario scored
q victory over Battling Nelson, Jr., in
four scheduled rounds.
Pete TyreiI said today that another show
would be held at West ManayunE next
Monday night. He IL figuring on two ten.
round bouts and one OF ffteen rounds
Joe Kennedy is starting to get his opening
show Of the regular io2o.2l season together
some good bouts there this summer.
willus Britt has added two more boxers
llshtweisht and Jack Keller middleweisht
ISnnt,drT Brim nov msnases % & In addition 70 the two
Robideau Mickey Shannon Billy Mercer and
Chick Lawrence.
Freddy Kelly is going to attempt a come
back Fred used TO be one Of the leading
thai, he has been on the sideiines Tor al.
most I'VE years. Kelly saws he feels that he
/ twenty-nine years OF age" explains Freddy.
battling Murray will start training this
a busy schedule last year. meeting some Of
the best bantams in the country.
Charley Ettinger wires from Cincinnati
that Jackie Clark defeated Joe Lohman in
ten rounds there last night.
Lew Crimson is preparing to return to the
ring as referee He will be the official third
man In the squared circle at Reading. Pa.
Simbs snd expects to work at one of the local big
Chalky wimler. of Pittsburgh, is booked
for four matches. according to his manager.
George Nadeau. viz: Harry Coulon. Erie,
Pa. Scptember 9. ten rounds: Eddie Ketchell.
Buffalo. N. Y. September Is, ten rounds
Patsy Scanlon. pittsburgh. September "a.
ten rounds, and Bobby Andrews, Coventry.
r. l.. September 80. fifteen rounds
Dave Astey may get an opportunity to go
abroad for twenty-round match with
Jimmy wilde. Willus Britt is negotiating
with Charles Cochran. OF London. for such
a set-to.
Puggy Leo has been matched for a bout
with Preston Brown at the Cambria A. c..
| FRIDAY night. Bobby Brown. OF Reading.
| VS.. Johnny Morgan will be the semi with
| other bouts as follows: Bobby Barrett VS.
Bobby Link Al Shaw Ys. Johnny Royce and
| Joe Spencer VS.. Hughie Burns.
| Jackie Clark is booked for bouts with Jo,
| Chip. at Dayton. o.. Friday. and Frani
| Csrbone at Syracuse. August 81. Negotia
J at Bridgeport. and Mike o. Dowd. At Detroit
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-08-24
HAGEN MAKES RECORD
Lowers South Bend Country Club
Course Score

South Bend. Ind. Aug. 24.-Walter
Hagen lowered the course record of the
South Bend Country Club here yester
day afternoon, when he registered a 60
for tine last eighteen holes of the thirty
six hole match. which he and Charles
Evans. Jr.. played against Edward Ray,
American open champion, and his fell
low countryman, Harry Vardon. The
old record was 73, made year ago by
Evans.
The two teams, playing best ball.
halyed the match, each wining eighteen
made it impossible to play off the tie.
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Call for Basketball Meeting

Scranton. Pa. Aug. GA call has been
Penn state Basketball League. which IL TO
be held at Wilkes-Barre after Labor Day.
It is possible n franchise will be awarded
IN Allentown. Pa, at this meeting. officers
are not to be chosen at the coming session.
IN" old officials having been reelected at
tht last meeting of the league.
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lDGE TREATED HANK MGOVERN, HE MAY BE JUD
"Bean Balp' Has Killed
Three Men in Baseball

st. Louis, Aug. 24.--The bean
ball has cost the lives of at least
three players, including that Of Ray
Chapman. Cleveland shortstop. On
September %. 1900, Charles Tenkuy
was hit in the head by pitched
ball thrown by Kirk Hageman, at
Grand Rapids, Mich, aud died later.
The second cnse was at Mobile, Ala,
June 1S, 1916, when Tom Rogers
hit John l.. Dodge. Other minor
cases are of doubtful record.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-08-24
-the Tobacco

ITO pipe smokers Lucky
l. Strike tobacco offers the
same exceptional flavor as the
famous cigarette. Made from
the finest Burley tobacco-it's
toasted for your pipe.
If you don't know how de.
icious toasted Lucky Strike is
ask for tin today, and taste!
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SINGLES
First Round
Buffalo Team Polo Victor

Toronto. Aug. 24;T-The Buffalo Polo Club
Club In the second and final game at the
Woodblne track. winning by 10 TO g. The
home team was penalized a point toward
the fnish. The Toronto club won on Satur-
-, ~, fOM rointa 70
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SOCIETY women
WAIT ON CADD|ES
Youngsters Play Golf Over
Whitemarsh Course.
Foley Winner

This was n field day for the caddies
of the Whitemarsh Valley Country
Club. The young club carriers were
entertained by the members of the club
at luncheon. were served and waited
upon by society women and played q
handicap tournament for prizes. j.
Foley won the low gross prize, silver
cup, with 90. Jesse James Newman
took second place and A. Sykes cap
tured the low net prize. j. Bestrip
was third in the nett score and J. Null
10y and j. Weinberg tied for fourth.
Besides the silver cup, two sweaters
were given and two pairs Of caddies'
golf shoes. There we're eighty starters
in the tournament but a number OF the
youngsters had to drop out because they
lost their balls and had no more.
The committee in charge of the
tournament was H. II. Dawson, II. II.
Chapman and p. J. Doyle. The women
who waited on the caddies at luncheon
were: Mrs. e. H. Ware, Mrs. III. J..
Dyer, Mrs. a. NJ. Perry, Mrs. J. w.
HGttcrworth. Mrs. II. King, Mrs. T..
W. Whittem, Miss Maude Hoffman.
Here are the cards of the low gross
winners:
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PugEy Lee has been matched for a bout
with Preston Brown at the Cambria A. c.,
Friday night. Bobby Brown, OF Reading.
VS.. Johnny Morgan will be the semi. with
Bobby Link Al Shaw Ys Johnny Royce and
Ioe Spencer VS.. HuRhie Rurns
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-08-24

Dave Astey may get an opportunity to go
abroad for twenty-round match with
Jimmy wilde. Willus Britt Is negotiating
with Charles Cochran. of London for such
"A set-to,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-08-24

A return match between Johnny vigsi and
Pete Malone will be held at the Eleventh
street Arena. Friday night. Frankie Mo-
Kenna meets Mike Connors in the semi other
bouts: Tommy McGarrigle VS. Black Dun
dee, Silent Puryear VS. Kid Harris and Ray
Benckert vs. Andy Rivers. 49,
Charley Williams now Is handling the
fstic aspirations OF Ray Benckert las
pounds. and Tommy Hogan, 1fS pounds,
VIII wants TO stack Hogan against
Make Williamson and also is seeking a re-
turn set-to with Jimmy Tierney.
Allentown Dundee has matches with
Johnny GlodRc. at wilkes-BHrre, August Al
and Ray Pryel at Uniontown. September 4.
Jack McCarron has started training. He
Is back home IN Allentown after a months q
camping in the mountains.