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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-05-06
RADA MIEJSKA PRZECIW--
KO PASKARZOM RESTAU--
RACYJNYM.

Wlasciciclc rcstauracy7, oraz
t. wv. ..lunczrumow" i ,,kafete-
ryi', kt6rzy liczq Cd 13 do II
cent6w "a talerz zgeszczonej wo
dy, nazwancj zupa, albo 10 CEN
tow "a kanapke zrobiona Z bu-
}eczki malenkiego plasterka
szynki, ktory MONA przeJrzyc
ma wylot, lub tcz dziesiec CEN
tow "a filizanke kawy Oury), 70
stana pov'o,ani pred nowy ko-
mitet Rady Miejskiej dla spraw
drozyznianych, celem wytluma-
czenia sic; dlaczcgo tax drogo Ii
ca.
Alderman NJ. Adamowski, kt6
~ lest przewodniczacym tego
k:mitetu, wyrazil SIG dosao"alc,
m6wiac, il najbardziej H& TEN
c:erpia ci biedni klercy ch4opcy
biurowi, kt6rzy ze swej pensyi
ME moga sobie pozwolic wieceJ
wvdac ma posiiek niz pietnaScic
iub dwadzieScia centow, a ktore
SC obecnie "a te Gene ME dosta-
ia. Nickt6rc jadlodajnic popod-
wvzsza}y ccny ma pozywienie do
trzysta proccnt i wyzej to -
MONA smiafo powiedziec - ma
lichszej jakoSci potraw nH daw-
.mej. Komitet dla spraw drozy-
znianych rozpocznie przesfuchy
w kilku nastepnych dniach,
lax twicrdzi alderman Adamow-
ski, lie tego potrzcba bedzle
wymagala, prowadzone one bed2
dniem noca. Najwyl@y czas,
panie Adamowski, zabrac sic ma
lscryo do skory tego rodzaJu pa
Skarzy.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-05-06
Uga Narod6W Chce Wys|aG.
Komisye do ROsy.
Cenna Zdobycz Bolsze-
wikow W Baku.
DeIegacyi Wegierskiej Oano 10 ODniCzasu
P0NOCNY SZLEzWIG WRACA DO DANll.
Mustafa Kemal Obrany Prezydentem.
Nowe Memieckie Mamstwa Przeciw POlsce.
INNE TELEGRAMY ZAGRANICZNE
DeIegacyi Wegierskiej Oano 10 DniCzasu
P0fNOCNY SzLEzWIG WRACA DO DANIL
Mustafa Kemal Obrany Prezydentem.
Nowe Memieckie Klamstwa Przeciw Polsce.
1NNETELEGRAMY ZAGRANICZNE

nianych przez sic gwaStow i mad
uzyc, CO Jest bardzo charaktery-
Stvcze zWfaSzcza wObec oStat--
Mich crnazg6w Wielkicj Brytanii
do Lenina Trotzky'ego.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-05-06
VILLA LACEY SIE z REWO,
LUCYA.
Nogales. Ariz., 6. maja. -

Nogales. Ariz., 6. maja. - Ge-
neral Angel Flores dowodca six
rewolucyjnych ma sic przygoto-
wywaG wedlug wiarygodnych zro
del do wie.kiego ataku ma port
MazatIan. Wiadomosc te przynic-
sli uchodzcy Amerykanie, kt6rzy
tu dzisiaj przybyli. General Flo
res MA pod SODA bardzo znaczne
silly. ..- ... -,,
Nogales, Ariz., G. maja. - Fran
cisco Villa niepzcjednany wr6s
Carranzy ma teraz dobra sposo-
bnoSt, ably sic zemscit ma swym
wrogu jak slyszymy polaczy'
sic juz Z rewolucya. oddajac ma
ustugi powstahcow diva tysiqce
zolnierzy, a w kr6tkim czasie ma
on przysporzyt dziesiec tysiecy
zwolennikow ruclIu rewolucyjne-
go. Kapitan Jose de Ia Lave przy
pomocy dwu statkow mniejszych,
zaatakowaf parowiec Korrigan,
kobo Santa Rosalia i pojmai "a
Aoge wraz okretem, po dwugo.
dzinnej walce.
Ell Paso, Tex, 6. n1aja. - Gene.
raj Antonio Villareal, dawny gu.
bernator Nuevo Leon i mana
'zer kampanii Cbregona w polno-
cnym Meksyku powiedziat, ze
ma urzedowne zawiadomlenlc, IL
Villa ofiarowai swe ushugi nowc-
mu rzadowi i &c prawdopod"bnle
subernator de la Huerta jc przyj-
mie, jednakze Villa mic dostanie
dowodztwa. Po}ozenie Carranzy
wobec obecnego stanu rzcczy W
Mcksyku stale sic coraz trudniej'
SIC coraz gfoSniej mowia, &c jc.
dyna dla prezydenta deska ra'
tunku jest szybka ucieczka. Nawet
ucieczka Z Meksyka bedzie tcraz
bardzo trudna zwiaszcza, ze re-
wolucyonisci poobssdzali prawie
wszystkie drogi, przesmyki pre-.
cinajac droge do ucieczki. Car
RAMA ME majac dostatecznej i'o-
sci wojska, wziai sic ma spos5t
inny, miarowicie zaczai bombar-
dowac miasta powietrza, ale to
zdaje sic ME uratuje jego wtadzy
mad zbuntowanym krajem.
DOMAGAJA SIE POWIFH-
SZENIA FUNDUSZU MA BU.
DOVE WOZoW KOLEJO-
WYCH.
Washington, 6. maja. - Kupcy
zbozowi oraz handlarze byd}a WY
brali sic do Waszyngtonu z pred
stawieniem, ably 1onitet do ham
dlu miedzystanowego, W senScie
poparb mysl pomnozenia funduszu
ofiarowanego ma budowe wozow
kolejowych z trzystu ma szescset
milionow dol. Delegacya ia ma
sic rowniez stawic W lzbie aby
od5yc konferencye Z czSonkami
komisyi miedzystanoweJ ktora
rozporzadza srodkami przezna-
czonymi ma ten eel.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-05-06
Domagaja sic Wiekszego Funduszu ma
Budowe Woz6w Kolejowych.
Sekretarz Payne - Przebudowka Okretow.
Stan Delaware Rozstrzygne Sprawie Suagum da Kobet
INNE RAINY KRAJOWE.

,wys{ano rozkaz zabranajacy
srrzedazy Acknowledgment napo-
jGw do tvclr miejscowosci, ktore
kontroluje ruch powstaflczy; wi
dac wiec, zc zamiarem nowego
rzadu Jest szczera rcfOrma ku ic-
pszenlu.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-05-06
KALENDARZYK.

pzis. czwartek. maja: sw. Jana W
0leju. D,r
JutrO, ptatek, Z maja: sw. DOmieeh
PaLmy.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-05-06
7 Biura MeteOrOlOg:cznegO.

Wsch6d slOnca o godzinie 4:S9.
zarbSd sSOnea o gOdzinie 6:54.
y
PogOda W Chicago OkOliey: Pogo
f,p;, w ezyarteIx W piateix- Niewiele
rmiaD W temperaturze. LagOdny j umiar
kOwany pSlnocDo-wschOdni wsehodni
Wiatr.
Teuperatra Dolby HiniOnei: Najwyf-
sra wczoraj godzinie 1ltej rano, SS
vsspui, najniEsza godzinie Seiej ranO,
~ stpPni
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-05-06
KrOnika Chica&0ska.

iicyalnego wytfmnaczcnia, dla--
czcgo do warunk0w tHch SIG mic
2aStosoWafa.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-05-06
ZNIKNIECIE DWU MALYCH
CHLOPCoW.

Dwaj mali bracia, W}adysiaw
i Jerry Korcn 'owie, LEGACY 3 i
4 lata, zamieszkali rodzicami
przy 3349 Lincoln ave-, zagineli
wczoraj 0 godzinie osmcj rano i
dotad ME znalcziono po Mich nj
siadu. Przcz cala ubiegha' dobe
policya qoszukiwafa chiopcow,
lccz bezskutecznie. Wladzio u
brany byi W biala czapke mary
narska, brunatny sweater, car
ne pohczoszki i biale buciki. Je-
rzy zas ubrany byi w czarny
plaszczyk, popielate spodehki i
bluzke, oraz W czarne ponczochy
: hu,nafne hrciki,
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-05-06
KONFISKATA CZTERECH
WAGONoW CUKRU.

Dystryktowy prokurator Cly-
ne zarzadzil wczoraj konfiskate
czterech wagonow cukru, ktore
staly ma bocznych torach kole-
jowych W poblizu Morris, Ill.
Cukier ten wysiany zostaf "a
chodu i przeznaczony by} do Chi
cago, stai ma torach juz cd Kill
ku dni. .Agenci federalni rozpo-
czeli dochodzenia do kogo Gu
kier ten nalezy jezeli znajda, IL
crkier TEN zostai zatrzymany ma
torach W celach spekulacyjnych,
.zostanie wydany warrant ma
wlasciciela, a towar puszczony
ma otwarte targi po Genie II cen
tow "a funt.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-05-06
TORREON WPADA w RICE
REWOLUCYONISToW ME-
KSYKANSKICH.


Ell Paso, Tex, 6. maja. -
Trzeci poddany amerykanski "a
mordowany zostaf przez handy
tow meksykahskiclr, mianowlclc
drugi syn Grcenlawa, Ralph Z
Flagstaff Arizona W poblizu Ii
Oro.
El Paso, 6. maja. - Najswiez-
SIC wiadomosci donosza, &c Tor
rcon, niezmiernic wazny wezei
kolcjowy, oraz centrum uprawy
bawefny przcszedf W rece rewo-
lucvonistow bez najmniejszej wal
III. Nowy rad zamianowal urze-
d11ikow ciowych i poborcow po-
datkowych, ale jak dotyclnzas
skarb Jest zrpemie pusty. Teraz
rewolucyonisci, maiac W swej mo-
cy prawie ca}y Stan Chihuahua
rusza ma stolice MehSsyka. Gene
raj Escobar powiedzias;; re obej-
die sic prawdopodobnie bez roz-
lewu krwi bratniej tax d4ugo, do
pGli wojska ME podejda pod sa-
ma stolice, gdzie prawdopodobnIe
zacznie sic walka. PrzyPuszczaja
iednakze powstahcy, re wojsko
Carranzy wnet zrozumie, IL dal-
sly opor bedzie zbyteczny.
REWoLUcYoNIScI FoRMU-
"a NOWY CABINET.
Naco, Sonora, 6. maja. - Pre-
wodcy rewolucyi zebrali sic tutaj
ably wybrac tymczasowy Rad.
Prezydentem tymczasowym 20
stanie gubernator Adolio de la
Huerta, ministrem wojny costa
ME zamianowany general Elias
Gales, F. Serano ministrem fl
nansow. Zamiarem nowego rzadu
bedzie wprowadzic prohibicye o.
raz vykoryenic szplerstwo. Jrz
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-05-06
o TRAKTAT POKOJOWY
z WEGRAMI.

Paryz, 6. maja. - Odpowiedz
Aliantow ma wnieSione Przez
Wegr6w zarzuty przcciwko dore-
czonemu i'm w styczniu projekto-
wi traktatu pokojowego zOstaia
doreczona wczorai delegacyi we
gierskiej w Wersalu. Ententa u
dzielila Wegrom 10 dni czasu do
namysiu, w 1toryrn-to terminie
r1usza dac stanowcza odpowiedz,
czy traktat doreczony Przyjmuja
czy tez go odrzucaja.
Aliarci stwierdzaja ma poczat-
ku swa wiare W to, &c Wegry
stang sig W PrzySzfoSci elemen--
TEN, kt6ry bedzie dazyc do usta-
lenia powszeclmego pdkoju, fakt
ten jednak ME Pozwala zaPom--
nice 0 winic Wegier, jaka pono-
sza W odpowiedzialnoSci "a woj-
ne i jej sprowokowaniu.
w dalszym ciagu stwierdza En-
tenta, re warunki etnograficzne W
certralnej Buropie So tego rodza-
ju, IL Jest rzccza niemozlrwa usta-
lie politycznc granjce Wegier W
ten sposob, aby odpowiadaly one
Z Gala dokladnoScia granicom ct
nicznym. Alianci So jednak pre-
konani, re ma wypadek zarzadze-
MIA upragnionego przez Wegrow
p1ebiscytu, wyniki jego ME wiele-
| by sic rozniiy Cd rezultatow, do
jakich doszla konferencya pokojo-
wa przy oznaczaniu granic i dla-
tego prosba Wegr6w ustanowie
ME r6znych plebiscytow musi size
spoteaG z odmowa.
DUNCZYCY ZAJMUJA POL
NOCNY SZLEZWIG.
Kopenhaga, 6. maja. - Dun
skie wojska zajely wczoraj pono-
cny Szlezwig. Dnia 10 lrtego Cd
byl sic tam W mySl postanowien
traktatu wersalskiego plebiscyt,
W ktorym znaczna wiekszoSc lu-
dnosci oSwiadczyha sic "a przyla-
czeniem powrotem do Danii,
Ziemie te Pozostawafy pod jarz-
mem niemieckiem przez 54 lat,
DO cd roku 1866.
Wkraczaniu d1iisikich zoinierzy
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Dokonczenie ns strongly 3
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-05-06
STANY WYSYLAJA WIECEJ
OKREToW WOJENNYCH MA
WOODY MEKSYKANSKIE.

Washington, 3. maJa. - &c.
krctarz marynarki Daniels wydai
rozkaz natychmiastowego wysSa-
MIA kilku statk0w wojcnnych do
Key West, skad beda czuwac mad
wypadHami rozwijajacymi sic W
M,eHsyku. Flotylla tyvh statkoW
pozostajc pod konenda kaplta7a
Byrona Longa. Wczoraj W nocy
oGby} kapitan konferencye Sc
kretarzem Danielsem, potem Oez
zwlucznic odjechaf do Nowego
Iorku, by Przygotowat statk' do
odjazdu. Kapitan Long dostai
wszeii>ie instr,lkcye jak sic ma "a
chowac W razie gdyby zaszia po=
trzeba wysIania okretow do por-
tow meksykaiskich. Ckrety tc
ZaurZymaJa sic w Ney w est "
razie potrzeby moga stamtad W
paru godzinach zawinac do lam
pico a,bo Vera Cruz. .eszcze w
poniedzialek Department stamu
zazqdal Cd departamentu marynar
lii wvslania statkow ia wezwanle
konsuiUw ameryikaiskiCh, zeby w
razie potrze5y mogly, zabrac pod
danych amerykailskich. Dotych-
Gas jeszcze ME zaszta tego po--
trzeba, jednakze rewolucyoniSci
zblizaja sic coraz bardziej do sto-
icy i moze zajsG natychmiasto--
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The Washington times., 1920-09-07
AL" McCREA MAY COME
UP FOR BIG SHOW YET

The Babe Ruth" of the Industrials
is "Al" McCrea, of Pittsburgh. He is
not wholly unlike the Babe" Ruth OF
New York in the mold that nature
made for him. He bats left handed,
weighs enough 10 keep from falling
out OF an upper berth, is good
thrower, and runs around the field
like Wilson, the old Pirate outfelder.
In fve times up in one OF the In
dustrial games he hit two triples in
succession. Then the pitcher walked
him. In the next two times at bat
he hit for home runs. Tho last
home run lost the last ball, and the
game was abruptly terminated.
IL is not unlikely that McCrea viii
be ready for championship company
this year, nor next, but he has q
likely name
The Washington times., 1920-09-07
BOX SCORE BRIEFS.

Today the Grifrs close their last
long home stay.
Hodge, from Nashville. held the
Tigers to two hits and won his irst
game with the White SoX.
Harry Biemiller was wilder than
a hawk yesterday, but he was also
extremely effective. He looks
promising.
Harry Lunte has pulled charley
horse md the Indians now have
Joey Evans playing in Ray Chap
mans old position.
Gavvy Cravath's Phillies surprised
the world yesterday by taking two
games from the Brooklyn Dodgers,
each by one run.
"Duster" Mails, who looked so bad
here, pitched swell article OF ball
for Cleveland against the Browns
yesterday, giving but seven hits.
Slim Sallee has gone back to his
old club. the New York Giants. who
refused to waive on him. The Reds
dropped him for breaking training.
Babe Ruth got a couple OF hits
yesterday, but no home runs. A
single and a double were his portion
on Bryan Harris and Keege, the
Mackmens hurlers.
Twice Bill Lamar went TO bat in n
pInoh for Brooklyn yesterday and he
came through with bingles twice. No
marvel In the field. Lamar sure can
pole that pill.
The Washington times., 1920-09-07
T|[DEN NOW KING
OF TENNIS WORLD
PhiIadeIphian Tops Remarkable
Career by Winning National
Singles Title.

FOREST HILLS, Long Island. Sept
7.-William T. Tilden. I'd, of Phila-
delphia, is to day king OF the tennis
world.
Winner of the all-comers' tourna-
ment at Wimbledon. England. last
month. Tilden is today national sin
giles champion OF the United States.
Yesterday he dethroned William M
Johnston. the Californian, in Ave
set match, which he won at 81, Is,
7-5. 81 and 6-3.
Tilden has gained the honor for
which he has been striving for hVe
years. Heralded by critics as the
coming champion, he blew up a year
ago in his match with Johnston,
dropping the title after annexing all
of the principal tournaments up to
that point.
AS a member of the Davis Cup team.
which recently invaded England, TIL
den made a great record by winning
every match in which he played. and
this included his engagement with
Johnston in the all-comers'.
Tilden has done what no other
American tennis player has ever ac-
complished He has held the indoor
singles and with Richards the indoor
doubles championship. He has won
the national clay court title, the ma
tional doubles championship with Vim
cent Richards, the all-comers' crown
in England and, lastly, the national
singles championship.
The Philadelphian has every right
to be called the king of the tennis
world. as he holds, or has held. every
championship worth talking about. In
addition, at one time or another he
has won every important tournament
in the country.
Yesterdays match was hard fought
throughout. Tilden's cannonball serv-
ice netted him sixteen service aces to
but one for Johnston. Johnston
scored 81 placements to a. for TIL
den. On the point total Tilden gain
ed 1854 to 1862 for Johnston.
The Washington times., 1920-09-07
CORKRAN STILL GOING IN
AMATEUR TOURNAMENT

ROSSLYN. L. l., Sept. I'D. Clarke
Corkran, former Middle Atlantic AS
sociation champion, of Baltimore. is
still among the thirty-two leaders in
the fight for the national amateur
golf championship of America.
Where such stars of England as
Cyril Tolley, Lord Francis Hope.
Roger Wethered, and Jerome d.
Travers, Jesse Guilford, John G. An
derson, ]. S. Worthington, f. NJ. By
ers and Thomas Sherman fell by the
wayside yesterday, Corkran, the slug
Ring golfer Of Baltimore, stuck in the
thirty-two who are playing over thir-
ty-six holes today.
Bobby Jones, Of Atlanta, with 154,
led the field yesterday. w. c. Fownes.
OF Pittsburgh: Fred Wright, Robert
Mckee, j. w. Sweetser. the intercol-
legiate champion; T. d. Armour,
French champion, of Scotland: Chick
Evans; Davidson Heron, present ma
tional amateur champion; ]. Wood
Platt, runner up last year and con-
queror Of Ouimet: +. w. Dyer for
mer intercollegiate titleh older; Fran
els Ouimet, Gardner White. Max Mar-
ston. Robert Gardper and Phillip Car
ter are still in the running.
Play will be continued today over
thirty six holes. Seven failed to quail
ify yesterday and will go through for
the two open places in the thirty-two
competing.
The Washington times., 1920-09-07

follow through with the rlGnt. L leu
with the right for Billy's body in the
middle of the second. He expected
that I was going to land left-that
tho right was only a bluff.
WENT RIGHT THROUGH.
But l sent that right straight
through-and Miske went down as
the blow flashed under his heart. 1t
was the same punch that l had used
to start Jess Willard to defeat In our
worlds championship highland 1t
sent Billy Miske along on the same
road that willard took.
Billy got up, after a count of five.
as / tried to finish him then. But that
boy had a whole lot of sense left. He
clinched 1t with me-and he certainly
clinched with all the desperation pos
sibls.
Most of the time during the balance
Of the second round it seemed to me
more like a wrestling match than a
Marquis of Queensberry affair. But
Miske avoided open punishment.
missed no chances in those clinches
to keep him groggy. / was not going
to let him do any comeback if L
could help it.
When the third round came along.
1 went out carefully avoiding Miske!
WANTED TO CLINCH.
knew he wanted to clinch-and
wanted to hit him in the open. and
| succeeded fairly we'll. Billy had
slowed up a lot-and 1 didn't have
much trouble keeping out OF his way.
Nor did I have trouble hitting him.
Every short lead was a hit, whether
1t went for the head or the body.
l hooked a short left into Miske's
stomach-and when he WINGED and
seemed to sag l knew that had him.
So I tore in then, tricked him into
letting down his guard, by taking n
punch for the stomach-and then l
shot a right hook with all my power.
It was headed for the jaw--and that's
where 1t landed And even as 1t hit
/ knew that Miske was through
He sank down-onto his side.
looked at him and doubted whether
he would get up again. But l de-
cided that II he did, I'd give him
all the chance in the world. SO
wv away from where he lay on
his side, his face writhing in pain.
l.e amencss of Miske asserted it,
self right there. 1t seemed that the
blow had crushed up, but that boy
climbed to his feet, before the count
6f ten---a something that I don't
think any other fighter in America,
so badly hurt, could duplicate. But
he was all gone then. And there was
nothing for me to do but walk over,
take a careful aim, and hit his jaw
once more. That's what 1 did, Billy
went down and the fight was over.
And now If they'll bring on the
rest OF the heavyweights in this
country-and elsewhere-Tll be glad
to oblige them. l needed this first
nsht to tune me up. I've had It, I'm
ready, and ready to fight every week
II necessary. I used to do It before
I became champion and I certainly
ought to be able to do It now.
Copyright. 1920, by King Features syndl-
cate. 1nc.)
The Washington times., 1920-09-07
WASHINGTON CANOE MEN
TOO CLEVER AT TRENTON

Washington Canoe Club paddlers
once more demonstrated supremacy
on the water over all other ranoeists
at Trenton, N. j., yesterday when
they won ffteen first places out OF
twenty races in the annual Delaware
Chesapeake regatta, the American
Canoe Associatio meet.
The Washingtonians returned home
last night with fifteen frsts, twelve
seconds and seven thirds, practically
cleaning up the meet. The Washing
ton paddlers captured 192 points, as
against 80 for the Philadelphia Canoe
Club, which got second. The Algon-
quin Club was third with II.
1t was the third year in succession
that the Washington men and women
have literally swept the water. Two
records were broken. WAX" Eliason
broke the record in the one man sin
gle blade Junior event, and Eliason
and Watson led the field in the two
man double blade event
The Washington times., 1920-09-07
WINNING AMERICANS GET
HOME FROM OLYMPIAD

NEW YORK, Sept. 7.--Several MEM
bers of the American Olympic teams
arrived yesterday from Antwerp on
the Cunard liner lmperator. These
included George V. Brown, Of Phila-
delphia, assistant manager OF the
track and field team; Michael Ryan.
of Colbys University, coach OF the
team: John Magee, OF Bowdoln Col
lege, one of the team coaches; Law
son Robertson, OF the University OF
Pennsylvania; William Haywood, of
oregon: Tom Campbell OF Yale; Rich
ard Dunno, son OF former governor
of Illinois, and Ted Meredith, OF the
Meadowbrook Club.
All of the returning coaches and
contestants criticised their treatment
by the Belgians. They said II appear
ed that the Unied States was hated
abroad.
The Washington times., 1920-09-07
Here 1t Is
A man who has suffered from
both corns and callouses
says he would rather be
"conered" than calloused.
POTOMACS CELEBRATE
VICTORY In new YORK
Capture Two Races From Crack
Crews in Middle States Regatta
on Harlem.

Potomac Boat Club members un-
able to go to New York yesterday for
the twenty ninth annual Middle
States Rowing Regatta celebrated
gloriously at home last night when
IL was announced that the senior
four Dared gig race had been won as
well as the intermediate quadruple
sculls event.
The senior four-oared gig won in
5:30:2 and the intermediate crew in
SSH.
All of the best crews in the country
participated on the Harlem River yes
terday in the biggest rowing event
of the year. New York was heavily
entered, Philadelphia. Trenton, Pitts
burgh. Worcester, Baltimore, and
Boston crews competed.
The fact that the Potomacs cap.
tured two races on the program
brought JOY to the stay at homes who
are ready today to open up wide
again for the home comers.
The Washington times., 1920-09-07
BROWER MAYPLAY
FIRST CORNER YET
Joe Judge Might Look Good in
Garden, With New Hitter
On First Sack.
By LOUIS A. DOUGHER.

II Frank Brewer is a fzzle at third
base and no better than Roth in right
field. ii is possible that he might
Judge going TO the outheld. In the
double victory Labor Day Brewer
held down Judges job during the
latter's incapacitation and looked
pretty good to father and the boys.
In the first game, won by Zachary
TO 0. Brewer crashed a double out
Of three times up. In the second he
'ot a single and a double in two times.
making his average for the day 500.
In addition he strolled three times
and crossed the plate three times.
There's hope for the young man-at
first base II not in the outfield or
third base.
The Grifrs displayed far more pep
per than did their opponents. The
Red Sox, in all three games here, ap-
Ipeared worn and faded. moving around
AS though they did not have their
hearts in their work. Maybe they
only look that way. but that's the way
they look.
IT'S ALL ZACHARY.
The first game was all Zachary, the
big southpaw letting down down the
Bostonians with five hits. one OF them
rather fukcy. Meanwhile the Griffs
climbed all over Sam Jones in the
second for a pair of runs and for
four more in the third. Then they
called it a day, and went along to
the end quietly.
The second skirmish was closer, the
SoX hopping to the front in the first
frame on Wits walk and Menoskey's
slammed Waite Hoyt for four runs in
the third, and were never headed
thereafter.
Harry Biemiller twirled for the
Griffs. He suffered from Val Picinich's $
rubber mitt until Billy Evans chased
the backstop in the NTH. Charity
got better work out of the big rookie.
who walked nine Of the enemy during
the day. In the fifth he issued four
passes, forcing in one run. That's
how generous he was. But he was
just as effective, allowing but seven
hits. two of them coming in the
eighth.
Sam Rice had nice day. He
grabbed a pair Of singles in the first
game and in the second got two sin
giles and a double. lie swiped one
sack in each mixup. Up eight times
and hitting safely five times for q
total OF six bases gives some indica-
tion OF Sans merry afternoon.
Oscar Witt, Cliff Brady, and Frank
Ellerbe shared the honors in a field
ing way. all of them coming through
with stops and pegs bordering on the
marvellous.
Thanks to the new tarpaulin entire
ly covering the infleld, the diamond
was in perfect condition for the
doublehcader. As soon as the fans are
trained to think of that tarpaulin. the
crowds will seldom be affected by mere
rain. 1t will have to be a cloudburst
to prevent a game.
Another doublcheader is booked for
this afternoon, the first game begin
ming at 1880 o'clock. Then both
teams will hike for the West, the
Griffs returning for one game here on
Sunday, October 3, the final day OF
the 1920 campaign.