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Immediate Possession

$4,000 cash buys modern bungalow.
living room. comb dining room and
kitchen. 2 fine bedrooms and ba IN. tubs
furnace. large lot with all improve
ments paid in full. Price only S3.6c0:
balance as rent.
Big bargain in frame double bunga-
low: all modern. fine for home or in
vestment. VIII rent for $50 per month.
Our low price is S5.7AGg with $3.50 cash
down, and balance $50 per month
5 room new ungalow. pressed brick.
fireplace. large living room. dining
room. kitchen. bath and two bedrooms.
Fine location. east side, near school.
park and street car service. Sacrificed
at $500. Easy terms.
WOODS. MARTIN & co
Phone Hammond 81 sol Holman ST.
Open evenings. 1910
BARGAINS
$500 down and $40 per month. buys
s room modern bungalow on Van Bur
en- street. Hot air heat; stationary tubs
coal bin. All rooms oak floors expen-
sive fixtures and scalloped shades Very
good neighborhood. Vacant now. Price
only $500.
Two bungalows on Standard and 3
others on Euclid ave. will be completed
in one week. Described like preceding
one. VIII sell for 5000 with only
$500 cash; balance S45 per month. which
includes interest
rs foot lot on Jefferson street S225.
GUY W. EATON
Real Estate and Insurance
Specializing in Residential Property
1913 Citizens Bang Bldg
Phones 33T2-1&5 Hammond 1910
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SITUATION WANTED

W4NTED-P0sition as Gordon Press
feeder; can also do press work. Ar
mold Schultz, Lansing. I'll. 1888
SITUATION WANTFD-As chauffeur or
truck truck driver; six years exper-
fence. References. Packard Motor Car
Co Address B. 1O7, care Times. Ham
mond. 1898
WORK WANTED-FirinR pine hitting
or labor Address G. II. willard 45T
Eaton st. phone 2c5s Hammond. 12.9. )
ANTED-Employm by young man.
20 high school graduate truck driv-
~ and salesman experience. Write
2 105 care Times, Hammond 1919
ANTFD-PosItion as chauffeur py
ex-soldier, years experience Phone
1s32-M Hammond. 1919
SITUATION WANTED - Purchasing
agent and general storekeeper ten
years experience; iron. steel machin-
cry. humber. factory supplies. Write
Bill. care Times Hammond. 12:10:2
MONEY tn loan
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WANTED TO RENT

WANTED TO RENT-In Indiana Har-
Dor by Jan. 1st. desirable heated
fiat or 3 rooms. American couple Call
during day, phone 1205-J Indiana Har-
Dor. 12.7:3
WANTED-3 modern furnished or un-
furnished housekeeping rooms BY
reliable couple. East Side. Address
II. care Times. Hammond. 1859
ANTED-Furnished house keeping
rooms Of small furnished house Fam
lily of four: children. 3. s. Parsons
BOX S21. Hammond. 12.a
N-ANTED-3 modern furnished or un-
furnished housekeeping rooms bg-
reliable couple. East Side. Address j
H.. care Times. Hammond 12:I0.a
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MONEY 10 LOA
AUTO ACCESSORIES

FOR sALE-siiyertown cords. only
slightly used. 35x5, S22: 35x5. s2I:
35x4lA. $50: 34x41s. SIG. 3Sx41k $40:
34x4. SIS 33x4, si7. S2x4. SIG; 32x3 4.
SIS. 3ox317. s1t. Guaranteed tires are
no better. K. & s. Tire & Supply Com
cage 41-11-tf
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FOR RENT

WANTED-Couple 10 share modern bur-
galow Heat furnished. Write r
LOG. care Times. Hammond. 1874
FOR RENT-Modern furnished S room
bungalow. South Side. near car line
Address y. 1o2. care Times. Hammond
Indiana i2:g
FOR rem T-Iurnished room bunEa-
low for couple with CARA re. winters
coal in. Write b. los care Times Ham
mond. 12:9.3
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REAL ESTATE
BARGAINS
IMMEDIATE
POSSESSION

6 room cottage, centrally
located. Bath, light and
large rooms. Price $4,000
with only 5000 cash, balance
S25 per month, which in
cludes interest. Now vacant
and in good condition.
5 room bungalow on the
south side, near car line.
Hard wood floors and finish,
electric light and bath. Full
Z foot basement with Hol-
land furnace and laundry
tubs. Price 5000 with only
$500 cash balance and $40
per month, which includes
interest. Now vacant.
GOSTLIN MEYN &
HASTINGS, INC.
On Holman, cor. of State st.
Open evenings.
Phone Hammond 40
12-1O-N
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Good values in used cars. all newly
painted, in good condition. VIII take
your car in trade
USER CARS
will sell any Of my used cars al a
saving to you Of from $50 TO $3.50 ii
sold this month
THERE will be q shortage in new
cars next spring, Of that YOU may be
sure. as practically all auto nanufac-
turers are running on curtailed pro-
duction or closed down entirely. 50
If we are compelled to carry over used
cars until spring can get a better
price for same.
Buy now.
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Novel Table.

Novel Table.
A novel table for workshops can be
turned and locked In thirty-tvo di%.
ferent positions to save the labor Of
moving objects on which work is be.
ing done
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Secretary of the Treasury Hous-
ton. sharply criticized from variou1
sources for his peremptory course
in shutting off exports to European
markets. recently appeared before
a joint session Of the house and
senate agricultural committees TO
give his views on the matter.
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" An IE-LN-SIen mo are am ulLlouS 20
company 4 wonderful future for men
ia this district. Apply 107 Citizens
Bank Bldg. Hammond. 12:10:3
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FOR SALE OR DE-RegaI. pas
senger. $40. Chevrolet. passenger.
slG5. 45c6 Forsythe ave. phone s52- n
East Chicago. 12:l0s2
FOR SALE OR TRADE-19IT Dodge.
passenger. $3.50; 1918 Mitchell Road
ster. $3.50: 1917 Rea Roadster. $3.50.
4505 Forsythe ave. phone 672-AT East
Chicago 12.1gee
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SANDOW GARAGE & SALES co.
Chicago and McCook avenue Phone
East ChfcaKo S32 12.S.4
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WANTED-FEMALE HELp

B-Experfenced and competent
girl for general houseworks no laun-
dry work; coed wages. IS Glendale
Park. Phone Hammond 101. 2:2tr
NrANTED@Girl for housework: good
cook. no washing. 20 Highland ST.,
Hammond 1855
WANTED-GirI Tor homework. 1Ss
Plummer ave. Hammond 1921
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FURNISHED ROOMS

FOR RENT-Modern well FURNISHED
room for one or two gentlemen -
Warren ST.. Hammond. l1.27.tt
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FOR SALE-MISCELLANEOUS

Wonderful values in I'M
redeemed suits, overcoats
and raincoats, Lessers Re
liable Loan Bank, 90 State
ST. Hammond. 10-"-"
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AVA whiting and East ChiouRM
RTe South Chicago safy.
&zsg GAicaRo-A:lt n Ia ana G:1T Q. -
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FOR SALE-Soft drink parlor and
pool room. cheap Call at once. i01
Plummer ave. Hammond. 12:S:tf
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FOR SALE-New s75O.OO

FOR SALE-Horse. years old. 1900
pounds light delivery wagon, harness.
500. Carl Beurler Forsythe Farm. near
Indiana Gardens. Hammond. II 3 2
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NOTICE or ANNUAL sTocKH0LD-
ERs MEETING OF TIE LEVER
COIL SPRING COMPANY.
New-York tribune., 1920-06-10
Latonia Results

First race Claiming; purse $1,000; fol
ane up%ard SIX s3a ~ f1roDg p 80
aeiiy} aea q efe:id5. ,s5 % aad ss7d seso0a
Fo Fan 'inT o Ia Iaag uxa2y e Doeoa neg hes
otai. sKiies Knob. sauf Conduit. Madge r
wave and Basil also ran.
second race fpurse $500: for maiden
Rose, 1i2 fRottnson). $3.50. $3.50 and 81,
won. Eieanora. 1l2 Connolly. $3.50 md
'ord). s47o. third. Time. l:ol rs. Mar.
Green and Bertha 3. also ran.
Third race tclaiuafng purse $1,000. for
siSt.flth) Bourbon Green. ll2 (canneia)
$fs 20. ste.so and $74o. won Harlock. 1o7
.lcarno2esy). s72o and - "eeond' ,Tparis Paris
T4s 4-5 MeianchoNa. Heraker James,
Night Wind. w. r: Dabney, farniey. Mad
ras bingham and Frank Wilson also
-ysar-olda; Six NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ".
~ (Lunsford), t7.so, $3.50 and $3.50. won
swess Liberty, II (Heinrich). si6 30 and
$50, tnird Tino. 1i2s-5 Easter
glowsr. Lady in Black. MILO. Dazs. Orioka,
Arrow Point. ooldie Rose, Mazola and
Lady Mo0ntjoy also ran
r5fth raeo (sinton Hotel liSndicap;
purFe 81 300; for thres-year~olds and up
waFd ''.iIo ara 2 fnfionD--se Frank. ~
"eds rennant i1a "a Garns ana 10 ana
t4s0. second. pastoreau I52 (Wilson).
81 49 third. Time. 1850 4o5. Sands OF
Pleasure. Daraask and King corinnc slso
sixth race fRosedale. purse $500; for
four-1ear-oids and upward fuiist--Rsgalo,
Jo7 tHobinsont. 800, $3.50 and sS,so,
won Marfe Miller, 4o3 (rtaek). 1850 and
g2 -. second, EaIeieur. los fWtda1, $3.50,
third Time. l.ss lS War Prize, Viva
Annsries. Harvest King ana Dark Hiii also
ssvsnth rare fclaimins; purse 1920;
tor tosr-yeae-oida and upward; niie ana
IA afxte9ulb}~ Bubiing Louder fiZ fGar-
sssy3, - co. s6,49 ana ~. won Brynliush.
40 tfhrmodyG gb7o and ts.sb, second !.
twiniwin, il6 fJafrei%l. ~. third. Tins,
- klins Wetsf1or1. Grey b&sls;
NarEz Hlf4ayna also gkn.
New-York tribune., 1920-06-10
McCrath Wins Hammer
Throw at n. Y. A. C.,

Matt McGrath, the former hammer
throwing and 56-pound weight cham
plon, won the 16-pound handicap
hammer throw at Travers Island yes
terday afternoon. McGrath had a
handicap of 5 feet and his distance was
l67 feet SIS inches. James c.. Lincoln.
OF the New York A. c.. won the iavelin
throw from scratch, with distance of
1872 feet : inches. W. Rosenburg, of
the Glencoe A. c., took first place in
the running, hop. step and jump, with
distance of 40 feet 11A inches. His
handicap was l foot inches. The
remaining events of the New York A. C.
spring games will be held on Satur-
day.
The summaries: +
>. Throwing the javelin (handicap)-won
by James c. Lincoln. y Y A c. Cscratcb3i
lS3 feet Z inches; L. Sarrinen. unattachad
20 feetl 1l2 feet inches. second, o G.
Pandt. \. Y. a c. (25 feet5. Ie7 feet
q inches, third w. iee'
16-pQund hammer throw (handfcan,--
Won by Matt McGrath N Y A. c, Is faet,
lf4 feet i inches: John Conway Pastime
A. c GO feet). 1G5 feet 9A inches second
{. Speers Princeton University (25
Ieet)' and T j. Anderson. st. Christopher
gIub t26 feet), 1873 feet inches tied for
Runnins hop step and jump (handicap>
foot tnches), As feet. II n inches n
Prem. n. Y. A. c. C inchesl - fast
inches) second j. HouIahan. n
"A \. ~ feet). A feet II q inches third.
New-York tribune., 1920-06-10
Hagen and Barnes Drawn
In Same Brackets Abroad

LONDON, June 9.-The drawings for
the open golf championship at Deal
were made here tonight There are
168 professional and twenty-five anna
teur entries, which is only four less
than for the open cnamp pionship in
1914.
The qualifying competitions will be
played at Walton and Weybridge on
June 23 and "a, and the championship .
games on the Deal links on June 80
and July l. The qualifying games will
be played in two sections-A and b.
The two Americans, Walter Hagen and
Jim Barnes, will play in the same sec
tion--A-in which also Harry Vardon,
the titleholder; Arnaud Massey, A5e
Mitchell, Jack White and Angel della
Tore, the Spanish champion, are
playing
New-York tribune., 1920-06-10
Mrs. Lynch Loses
To Miss Wagner
After Hard Fight

Miss Marie Wagner, former cham
plon; Mrs. Benjamin F. Briggs. Miss
Margaret Grove and Mrs Edward w.
Raymond, former metropolitan title
holder, reached into the semi-fnal
round OF the singles yesterday, in the
annual women's New York State cham
plonship tournament, on the clay
courts OF the New York Tennis Club,
at 239th Street and Broadway.
Miss Wagner defeated Mrs. Edward
V. Lynch at g., SIS, making a great
uphill fight in the second set, when her
opponent led at 81 on games and wss
within a point of squaring the match
1t was experience, plus strong volley-
ing game, that brought Miss Wagner
through. Mrs. Raymond, who looks
like a tinalist with Miss Wagner, de-
feated Mrs G. B. Hirsch at 6-3, 6-2.
The best tennis of the day was
played in the second round of the dou-
bles, when Mrs. Rawson L. Wood and
Mrs. Robert lie Roy defeated Mrs. Ray.
mond and Mrs. Briggs at Is. 6-4.
The summaries:
Womens New York State championship
singles tfourth round)-Miss Marie wag-
s-s: Mrs. Benjamin f. Briggs defeated
Mrs. S. Wolff, go, IS. Miss Margaret
STovs nTs Ehxs aefea,ed r. " Miss NJ Marks g. So
George B. Hirsch. IS, e.
Womens championship doubles (frst
round Mrs. Percy Wilbourn and Mrs. @.
3: Hirsch defeated Mrs. Bernard Stenz and
Mrs ". h. Pritchard e., 81, 6--3:
Mrs. Samuel E. Waring and Mrs. e "
Lynch defeated Miss Marion Westervelt
and Miss Jessie Gott. e. Ga.
Second round-Mrs Rawson L. Wood
and Mrs. Robert lie Roy defeated Mrs.
Edward w. Raymond and Mrs. BENJAMIN
F. Briggs. 7--5, e.: Miss Margaret Grove
and Mrs. Lewis Gouverneur Morris defeat
ed Mrs. S J. Strauss and Mrs. j. Rosen-
thai. 6-4, 6-0; Miss Marie Wagner and
Miss Clare Cassel defeated Mrs. Edward
Lane and Mrs. r. s. Blcomingdaie, g.,
g.: Mrs. Wilbourn and Mrs. Hirsch de-
feated Mrs. T. c. Cassebee and Mrs. lingo
Hartmann. rs. e.; Misses Bessie and
Violet Mclean won from Miss Madelaine
MulQueen and Mrs. J. Holden by default.
Third round-Mrs. Wood and Mrs Le
Roy defeated Misses B. and V. Mclean.
So ii.
Manhattan Junior championship singles
(seni- final round)-Jerry Lang defeated
Arthur Cilore. 6-t. 6-s. e. Edward
Kuhn defeated Parke Cummings 7-5,
New-York tribune., 1920-06-10
Gardner Is Only
Yankee Survivor
In English Golf
By Arthur S. Draper


Copyright. 1920 New York Tribune. Inc
MUlRFIELD, Scotland, June 9.-The
fourth and fifth rounds of the English
amateur golf championship were de-
cided here to-day, and at the end of
the days play the field had been re-
duced to eight contestants. In the
morning j. l.. c. Jenkins, the playing
through champion, was dethroned bv
Bernard Wragg, the match going to
the nineteenth hole. Jenkins is the
seventh of the eight previous cham
Pions to fall'in this tournament.
Robert A. Gardner, of the Hinsdale
Golf Clue, Chicago, twice holder of
the national title of the United States,
defeated Jack FacIntyre, of Cardross
who had been playing winning golf
here. The American turned | 10. but
his steady playing soon gave him a
the sixteenth green, where Gardner
was a up.
America will be represented among
the last sixteen, as Gardner also won
his second match of the day against w
Jobson, Of Stoke Poges, and 5. The
American reached top form in this
round. He got fine length in his drives
from the tees and played his iron shots
with plenty of snap. He also putted
beautifully. His opponent had been
playing superb golf in the previous
rounds, but he caught Gardner at the
time when the latter was at the height
of his game.
Gardner is now the only survivor of
the American golfers who were en-
tered here, as Nelson NJ. Whitney, of
the Audubon Golf Club, the only other
American to reach the fourth round
was eliminated by Gordon Lockhart, of
Prestwick. Whitney played brilliantly
but he found the Scotchman in rare
form. The visitor reached the turn, /
up, but his putting went bad and Lock
hart won at the seventeenth hole.
Harry Hilton, another ex-champion,
was beaten at the last hole by r. H.
HOWE after having his opponent three
down at the end of the first half.
New-York tribune., 1920-06-10


Il Sawyer does carry on, some one is
likely TO trot along at a faster clip
For the way the thirty-two players who
qualified, as well as many others, PLAYED
over the difficult course was simply
astonishing. 1t seems as though the
whole crowd have been holding back
in their performances of the last few
weeks and have conserved their efforts
for concerted drive on the metropol-
itan title.
D. E. Sawyer, to give him his full
name, came here from Chicago about a
year ago, where he played from the
Wheatley Club, of Illinois. He won the
Western amateur championship in 1906
and was runner-up in the national anna
teur meet the year before. He is a vet
ssan player of considerable skill.
Plays Round Under Par
Sawyer played in superlative form
particularly in the morning round
when ne went around under par. Sew
eral opponents kept close to the leader
most Of the distance, and in the after
noon some OF the stars of the metro
poltan district tried hard to oyertake
Sawyer, but his start OF II proved too
much OF lead.
Fank Dyer, Of the Upper Montclair
Club, who put Jerry Travers out Of
the running in the New jersey title
meet last week at Arcola, and who
played splendid golf until he encoun-
tered William Reekie in the final
round, finished second to Sawyer. He
shot "A in the morning and 78
In the afternoon for total of 152.
]. Simpson Dean, of Princeton, and
John Anderson, of Siwanoy, came
next with l53; A. Lucien Walker, OF
Columbia, and Gardiner White, of
Nassau, each had total of 155, while
Oswald Kirkby. the present Metro
politan champion. and the ever-popu-
lar Jerry Travers, who played around
with Kirkby, each scored 100.
Iravers has all the winning quail
ties OF Ouimet and Hagen. and like
these two great golfers, always at
tracts the gallery whenever he PLAYS.
Yesterday afternoon, the crowd stuck
close to Travers and Kirkby during
the entire trip, and although it was
quite apparent at the tenth hole that
neither would capture the medal, the
spectators continued to trail the for
mer champion.
Drives in Old Form
Travers showed flashes of his old
time play, particularly in his driving
Virtually every smash from the tee
was Of good length and carried straight
down the middle of the lane. but he
vas somewhat off color on his ap-
proaches and putted poorly. Kirkby
went along very we'll until he reach ed
the thirteenth hole on his afternoon
round and then he started to oam al,
ever the course, into bunkers and traps,
aud hooked and sliced several of his
drives for good measure.
H. A. Topping. OF the Greenwich
Club. who made big hit with his new
, silk shirt, which he claimed he bought
at 20 per cent off. was evidently con-
siderably aided by his natty attire. for
he sho. II in the morning and fin
ished with the excellent total of l5o.
The cards of the four leaders, fol-
low:
New-York tribune., 1920-06-10
W omen Golfers to Plav
81 Holes for Title

PHILADELPHIA, June s.-Next
years tournament for the women's
Eastern golf championship, which will
be played at Boston, will be a 54-hole
medal play event, instead of 36 holes.
The tournament will continue three
days and it was announced that Miss
Fanny Osgood, of Boston, has offered
shield for inter-city competition as
an added attraction
Mrs. NJ. D. Patterson, of New York,
was elected president Of the associa-
ton
New-York tribune., 1920-06-10

Spain's Participation
In the Olympic Games
Regarded as Doubtful

MADRID, June 9.--Doubt whether
Spain will send team to the
coming Olympic games at Antwerp
is expressed by the newspaper
"ABC." 1t declares the Spanish
government is the only government
which has not subscribed toward
the cost of its teams training ex-
penSes.
"ABC" points out that the teams
participation in such meeting
would be of enormous benefit to the
country. But. the paper adds, ac-
ton must be taken Immediately be-
cause the entries close in July.
New-York tribune., 1920-06-10
Real Action Promised

knockouts in feature bouts between
lightweights are rare indeed, but there
is every indication that the scheduled
twelveround wind-up between Mickey
Donley and Chick Simler at the Bay
onne A. A. tomorrow night will end
in one or the other reclining on the
canvas before the limit. That is, there
is likely to be a knockout if both carry
out their promise to mix matters from
the rSt pong
New-York tribune., 1920-06-10
kumagae and Hunter
Annex Doubles Title

Ichiya Kumagae, of Japan. and Fran
els T. Hunter, of New Rochelle, won the
Eastern New York State championship
lawn tennis doubles title yesterday af
ternoon on the clay courts of the
Amackassin Club, of Yonkers, by de-
feating Frederick c. Anderson and Ben
Letson by a score of 7-5, 81, 3-6,
6-3, 6-2, in a match that was filed
with hard hitting and splendid volley
New-York tribune., 1920-06-10
Botsfo1'd Conquers Kashio
In Long Three-Set Match
Le,cis Stops Bashan,
For European Title

/ ONDON. June 9-Ted kid"
Lewis defeated Johnny Basham.
the British welterweight champion,
In their fight for the welterweight
championship of Europe tonight.
Basham was badly punished. His
seconds threw up the sponge at the
end of the ninth round.
Lewis held the worlds welter-
weight championship for several
years prior to March II, 1919.
New-York tribune., 1920-06-10
MORNING

Inc draw for the first round, made
by the genial Bill Potts at late hour
last night, resulted as follows:
First haif-Paul Stearns. Andsrso II
" Eundy. O. Peacock VS. Dean Seeley Vs.
Esry, Sawyer Schar~. Van Week ~
Nrs!l. Kirxoy vs. @. Rice, r. \. Haight
" Nash
Second haif-Jerry S<avers Richard =
Ra. Hale *s. Ward. leekts Walker,
xoppin vs. Poinsette. Hubbard VS. Hol-
$nc, Kerr Dyer. Worthington W.
payis, Proal vs. White.
The first pair will get started at $3.50
pis morning, and the last pair are
Feneduled 70 tee off at 10:45.
New-York tribune., 1920-06-10
Girl Equals Sprint Record

HARTFORD, Conn. June g. Miss
Nancy Jaynes, of this city, a student
at the Oxford School here, o-day
equalled the American record for women
in the ifty-yard dash in the school
track team. Her time was seconds.
New-York tribune., 1920-06-10
Raw Ouimet Eliminated

ROCK ISLAND, Ill, June 9.-The de-
feat of Ray Ouimet, of Kansas City. in
the morning round of the trans Missis-
sippi golf championship tourney by c..
r. Reillys of Minneapolis, was sur
prise. The latter won on the eigh-
taaptb rrraor
New-York tribune., 1920-06-10
Taggart i'm Yale Shell

GALES FERRY, Conn, June 9.-Law-
renee, rowing at No. in Yale's second
varsity eight, will be out for several
days on account of an infected hand
Taggart will row in his stead. The
Thames was smooth for to-day's morn
ing practice. The freshmen han good
mile -and-a-half row.
New-York tribune., 1920-06-10
Kirkby and 7rarers Trail.
IL Strokes Behind Lendo,.
Champion and Former Title Holder Go Around
Iogether IN loO-Veteran From the Wes,
Tops Big Field on Apawamis Course at Rive
By Ray Mccarthy

Neo Sawyer She star golfer Of the Swanoy
metropolitan championship
Apawamis Club at Rye yesterday shooting 71one better
MS morning Journey and The total or AZ
enough by four strokes medal prize IF be
continues at this the formed who has heen
midst only year, is likely % off the title - ~
New-York tribune., 1920-06-10

Tvvo-bsse hits--De Neville. McGrainer
Sacriflces-Wj -Wjgeisworth. Ferguson. Kings
ton ca. Double pIay-Buclley, Niebergall
ana Ca~lstrom. Left on bases-Jersey
CITY io: Syracuse, ; Bases on bails--OT
Ferguson, >; off Buckley, z Hit by pitcher
BY Buckley (Zitman)~# Struck out-By
Ferg uson. 8 by Buckley. 3. I'm pires-
Carpenter and Derr. Time OF game 35,
New-York tribune., 1920-06-10
St. Ious Golfer Loses

ROCK ISLAND, H., June 9-Ralph
Rider, of Des Mones. defeated DR.. L.
H. Slocum, of st. Louis, T up and to
play, in the first round for the cham
pionship of the Transmississippi Golf
Association to-day
New-York tribune., 1920-06-10
Skeeters Down Syracuse
In Opener Of Series, Al

Syracuse was unsuccessful in its
first game of the season at Jersey City
yesterday, losing, A to /. The visitors
made only one scratch hit off Fergu-
son until the ninth, when they scored
on Walters single and McGrainer's
double. Buckley was hit hard in the
early innings. The score: