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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-02-03
.EC0NOMICG CRISIS
FACING COUNTRY

increased production everywhere IN
the city as well as the farm.
"instead of aEitating for short
er hours and more pay IL would .
be much better II everybody in
the cities and factories worked
harder for the present high scale
of WnEes.n
In the same connection, judge o. g.
Smith, Of Nebraska Of the National
Farmers congress, told his colleagues
at the gathering here that actual con-
dition Of winter wheat today showed
only 81 percent and a falling off OF
about 33 percent in production Inc
leaders Of the farm organizations
and they all have national headquar-
ters here. insist the people are crowd
ing every bit Of housing space in the
city. while in the outlying districts
and suburbs there are plenty Of va
cant houses.
Not PROTECTING.
As for the talk about profiteering
among farmers. Mr.. Atkinson pointed
to the statement just issued by the
department Of agriculture, which
says:
"The average net income Of 324
farms in the richest portions OF Iowa.
with 10 allowance whatever for IN
terest on the investment In land and
equipment, was $3.50. If percent
be allowed for interest on the in
veStment at the value OF the land
before the s0called boom, there Is
left an average Of only S112s TO pay
for the labor OF the farmer himself
and for the risk 70 the business On
the basis OF average values OF land
in August, 1913. there would be left
an average OF only s151 20 pay the
interest on the value OF the land and
equipment
Prices Go SISysFnrd.
THE fact Is that the prices Of food
rose and the rise IN land values fol-
lowed. Prices OF food production
Rave moved up in approximately the
same proportion as general prices
and in response to the same world
wide cause, war scarcities and cur
rency initiation II prices OF farm
products were to any degree lower
than they are, they would be entirely
out Of line with the prices OF other
products"
So the viewpoint Of the government
appears to conform to that OF the
spokesman Of the farmers organizes
ton.
We'll. what is the answer; what
are we going to do about itg' was
the question asked Mr.. Atkinson.
There Is not anything TO do he
said. Things must take their nat
uTal course People IN the cities viii
not be convinced any other way.
There'u be a big smash and prices
will fall. then people will drift back
to the farms. and there will be more
labor TO cultivate the land and pro-
duce food "-Copyrigh 1920, The Fl
Faso Herald
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-02-03

las been a fresh revolutionary out
break in Honduras, according TO ad-
V ces received today. The revolu-
tionists. which are headed by Don Al
berto Membreno. former vice presl-
dent OF Honduras, and DR.. Nazario
SC riano. have Suffered a heavy de-
feat by government forces and now
are retiring toward the Nicaraguan
frontier.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-02-03
INDICTED on THEFT CHARGE

Jesus Martinez was indicted Tues
day by the grand jury on a charge Of
theft from person He IS accused Of
stealing $50 from Federico Gandara.
a service car driver on the night OF
January "a
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-02-03

L. T. Dolan. who lives al the Ee1
hotel. was on a street car Monday
when 10 struck an automobile a
stanton and Franklin streets He com
planned that his back was sprained
and was taken to the police emer-
Eency hospital
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-02-03
c. N. BASSETT BUYS SITE
FOR SUMMER CALF. HOME

c n. Bassett, president OF the FL
Paso chamber Of commerce has pur-
chased a piece Of ocean front prop
mer home. He will build upon II be-
fore the summer The property cost
$4,000.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-02-03

afternoon for a two weeks trip to
Phoenix and the coast. for the benefit
OF his health. City councilman r. c.
Semple viii act as mayor during Mr.
Davis's absence.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-02-03

On9erFationg take1
At 8 g. M 18th
meridian time, Feb
2. 1890.
Forecasts.
Fl Paso and vicin,
ity; Cloudy tonight
and Wednesday.
New Mexico. Gen.
orally fair tonight
and " e d n e g day
colder tonight south.
east portion.
Arizona. artiy
cloudy tonight Wed
nesday q n Sc tiled
not much change II
temperature.
West Texas. To-
night cloudy colder
southeast p ~ ton
wednesday cloudy
warmer Panhandle.
- -
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-02-03
ARMY STORE PLACES CAR
OF CANDY on SALE HERE

The army retail store, Durango and
san Antonio streets has placed car
load OF candy on sale Chocolate CO.
coanut and raisin bars are quoted at
four cents each After dinner mints
and hard mixed candy IS also Included
in the list
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-02-03

J. 3. oliver has been appointed
deputy constable by constable / y.
Davis. Deputy oliver will be one OF
the force to make arrests in connec-
tion with violation Of the traffic laws
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-02-03

Watch your Pep

Fer Colds, Grip OF Influenza
and as a Preventative, take LAXA.
TIVE BROMO QUINTNE Tablets
Look for Z. W GROVES signature
on the box 50c.-Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-02-03

Douglas. Ariz-. Feb. "A PERISH
ing for President" club was organ
lied here last night. The officers are
George E. Buxton, president: Charles
lie Pine. vice president; J. P Fergu-
son, treasurer and William Alberts,
secretary.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-02-03
URGES REPUBLICAN CITY
TICKETS ALL OVER TEXAS

Houston. Tex. Feb. s.-Republi-
cans were urged TO put out a full
city ticket in every municipality IN
Texas by the Texas Republican coun-
ell in session here last night.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-02-03

Police chief ]. r. Montgomery has
the influenza. He was taken sick
Monday morning. The chief is con-
fined to his bed a. home.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-02-03

Relative humidity in FL Paso at noon
Tuesday was 50 percent; temperature at
noon was 81.
Precipitation last - hours Ouches) .---.l
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-02-03
THE WEATHER
CENERAl

z. s. DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE
WEATHER BUREAU
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-12
Giants Win Double Bill; Hutchinson Leads Or
Fast Time Yard Dash Nske Good Man For CharnE
-
Has Fought Dempsey Before

CHICAGO. III. Aug. 12.-champion
L, Jack Dempsey and his manager.
Jack Kearns, have decided that
the proposed match with Bill Bren-
nan in New York can wait a while,
and in the meantime they have signed
to take on Billy Miske, OF St Paul
in a 10 round no decision bout at
Benton Harbor, Mich. That II will
draw a big crowd goes without say
ing. for the reason that the boxing
fans want to see Dempsey in action
and they figure that Misks VIII give
him as good a fight as any one avail
able just now
With Fred Fulton ont Of the run
ming for another match the list Is
small indeed Harry wills, negro
star. may figure in match later. but
champion Dempsey will not take him
on for a while. as he has Carpenter
in mind after Brennan
But He Has Chance.
To say that Aliske has a chance Of
press agent stuff, but the writer can
not see Billy in that direction at all
Give the boy credit. however, for hav-
ing put up two Of the best fights
against Dempsey Of any man tie
has faced
To be candid don't think there
is a boxer before the public today
vO has a chance OF beating Demp-
sey, unless that man should be
Harry Wills. and there is n very
big doubt about that. Wills Is
big and strong, but when he faced
Dempsey he viii not have Fred
Fulton to deal with. Jack did 10
Fulton in IS seconds that Wills
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-12
English Select
Olympic Boxers

London. Eng, Aug. 1z.-After many
preliminary meets the boxing team
to represent Great Britain at the
Olympic games in Belgium has been
selected and confirmed by the general
committee OF the Amateur Athletic
association II is as follows: Fly
weight-W- Cuthbertson, F. ". Vir-
tue and J. Williams bantamWeight-
c. Mckenzie D. Bowling and D. c. 7.
Hsrbeson; featherweight-J. Carter.
z. 7. Adams, B. c Hackett; light
weight-F- Grace, J. Gilmour, 2. n.
Davis; welterweight-F Whftebread,
A Ireland. P Eanrahan; middle
weight-H. ". MaIlin. z. white, L z.
Collect light heavyweight Brown,
4 Franks, N Martini heavyweight
R r R2Wson, F. s Dove r L Jack
son It is evident that the above list
takes in Wales. England, Scotland
and ireland, but not the colonies. II
Is possible that Canada. South Africa,
Australia New Zealand and India viii
send representatives OF their own
They viii have pretty tough custom
ers to face from the United States,
no matter how good they are.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-12
NIhdt Do You
Know About Sport?

New Questions.
did Buck Weaver ever play
with Cleveland
when did Weaver join the
White Sox2
hunts foul on the third striker
May a game in the American
league, postponed in one city be
played in the opposing city,
Slow many players are there on
q side in water polo2
SIN tennis a player swings and
misses the ball which ultimately lands
out OF the court Does he lose a
who is the Canadian open golf
champion
sid Packey Mcfarland ever
fight Freddie Welsh in England7
s-Did Jim Corbett ever knock out
Io-By what score did Alexa stirl-
ing win the women'5 golf title last
Year,
answers to Yesterdays Questions
I'm soccer the ball must be in the
field Of play for penalty TO be given
on an offense such as tripping.
HERON defeated Jones, 5 and 4,
in winning the 1913 amateur golf
title.
s-Chaney never fought Atteu for
the featherweight title.
Charlie White IS 20 years old
5-Barnes won ths1 western open
aud professional golfers champion
ships last year.
Improving a four card straight
flush open IN the middle in the draw
In poker Is q four 70 one gamble.
7-Shotton has never batted 200 in
the majors
S-Rsth played with the Athletics,
Indians, White Sox and now the Reds
=
leagues since 1907, breaking in with
Cincinnati
10-There were no shutout games
IN the American league July 5.-Copy-
right, 1920, BY Thompson Feature
Service.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-12
BORTON TELLSOF
SCANDAL
Pacific Coast League 1919
Flag Bought by Yer
non, He Maintains.

Los Angeles, No. Aug. 12.-Charges
involving q players who were with
the Pacific Coast baseball league last
year. were made here wednesday by
" Baker CBabeJ Borton. former Yer
non first bassman. who was released
Tuesday "for the god OF baseball"
Borton. in making his charges, dis
PLAYED a statement from A D. Averill.
branch auditor Of the Los Angeles
Trust and Savings bank that two
drafts for @sts sid $500 respectively
had been forwarded October is, 1913,
to william 6. Rumler, salt Lake out
fielder and TO Jean Dale, who pitched
for salt Lake last season
Vernon bought Pennnnf.
Borton displayed the statement and
the drafts 10 support his allegations
that 20 members OF the Vernon club
each contributed 500 to pool to be
distributed among players OF certain
other clubs 20 assist" Vernon in
winning the pennant
This money" said Bortou, accord
ing 70 a stoEy the Los Angeles Eve
ming Express printed. was contrib
uted to by each and every member OF
last years Vernon club"
The story continued Draft No
6Z48 Of the Los Angeles Trust and
Savings bank. making Sz0o payable
20 ". c. Rumler, was issued October
Is. 1919 II was endorsed BY ". G.
Rumler and by the Nebraska state
bank at Milford. Nsb.
Draft No 524. OF the Los Angeles
Trust and Savings bank. making $500
payable to Jean Dale. now with the
Dallas club OF the Texas league, was
endorsed by Dale and the Mercantile
Trust company Of st. Louis. No"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-12

did In nine Minutes But to get
hack to Make.
Billy has been idle for a year and
half until two months ago when he
made a comeback against lack Moran
OF St Louis. whom he put 10 slumber
in two rounds. Moran was not a
good test for 1liske. but Il did show
that Billy was in good form again
and could make a-real fight He will
give the fans a better run against
Dempsey than most any one else, but
as 20 beating the champion-no.
He Understands Now
It is hoped for-the good OF the game
thar promoter Floyd Fitzsimmons. Of
Benton Harbor. viii make different
arrangements for handling the crowd,
etc. Delegates from Milwaukee, Chi
cago and other points were tied up
there after the show and could not
get out Of town for hours. The
crowd had fun sway at the park and
seats paid for BY patrons were never
reached. No doubt Mr.. Fitzsimmons
had profited by his experience and
viii have things running smoothly
for the Labor Day show With the
prices at a reasonable rate there Is
little doubt that the place viii be
packed Both Misks and champion
Dempsey viii do their training near
the scene OF the contest
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-12
Babe Ruth Hurt,
But Back In Game

Cleveland, O.. Aug. 1f.-Although
suffering injuries sustained IN sliding
in the game between New York and
Cleveland Wednesday. Babe" Ruth
champion homerun hitter. announced
his hope OF being able 10 play today
However, physicians declared he prob
ably would not be able to play before
a day OF Two.
sliding into second base after singing
IN the first inning He collapsed
Whsn he tried 70 continue playing
and was carried from the field Ply
siciars were unable TO determine
whether he suffered a slight sprzin
or q torn ilEzment
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-12
Rifle Grenade
Sets 4 Record

North Randall. Cleveland, O., Aug.
LATTER Two days OF postpone
ments. the second week OF the Grand
circuit racing here was inzugurated
Wednesday. Six events were on the
card including the American Sports
man sweepstakes purse Of $500, won
BY Rifle Grenade, in the fastest three
miles paced by three year DDS here
Rifle Grenade. champion juvenile
PAGER, established a new record for
three year old PAGERS here when he
made me first mile in 2.o6H. He
won the first and third heats easily.
IN the second heat, when 100 yards
from the wire, he went into the ar
and finished fourth
Lady Willgo won the first division
Of the z:I2 trot in straight heafs
The best Time was 2.09A- Walnut
Frisco took the second division by
capturing the last two heats in =
uerce drive from Miss Perfection,
winner OF the first mile. Best tinae
was 2;o7H.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-12
Taylor ''May Take I'm On
Veteran Feels Young Again
By EDDIE MOwREY.

business man and In two weeks he
viii be so full OF pep and ginger that
he can prowl around all night with
the young fellows. and be fresh as a
daisy the next day.
Last evening Jack had a long
and serious talk with his star
performer, Battling shaparo, who
meets Eddie Hanlon in the SEMI
final At the next Fort BiiIs
show, and suggested the Batfler
60 On the operating table and
allow the doctor TO inject q
monkey gland in his right arm.
Then they could find out II there
was any worth 10 this monkey busi-
ness.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-12

JACK TAYLOR. the aggressive local
manager OF boxers, has decided %
stage a comeback.
Although Il is now nearly 10 years
since he fought his last battle. when
he beat Sammy Trout in seven rounds
at Columbus, O., he IS ike all the
ex-puEs-he believes he has one
good fight left
Reads About De Leon.
During the summer months Jack
has been reading all about the Won
derful wop, Ponce de Leon who dis
covered the fountain OF youth-and
also the late discovery OF medical
science whereby they can place a cou-
pie Of monkey glands IN the tired
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-12
MEXICAN RUNNERS READY.

antwerp. Belgium. Aug. 12.-CBy
ne Associated Pressl--Four Aneri-
cau marathon runners, Joe orran and
J. Weber Of PlttsburE. Carl Llnder,
Quincy Mass and Charles 1lelier
chicago. went over the marathon
course Wednesday in z=46-55. This
vas The last hard practice OF the men
Tor the Olympic classic
tAr Stockholm the time Of K. K
AcArthurs Of South Africa. the winner
~ the marathon. was z-56:548).
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-12
Yankees CLEAN
UP ON INDIANS
Take Second Game Within
as Many Days; Babe Ruth
Accidentally Hurt.

Cleveland. O., Aug. 1z--New York made
Il two straight from Cleveland by winning
in tan innings wednesday. Cleveland
scored its four or a home run By smith
with the bases TILED IN the third Bagby
weakened in the fifth and sixth and a mis-
judged fly By Wambsganss let New York
tie the scare Nays drove in one run IN
the fifth with 4 double and started tho
winning rally In the tenth with another
two base hit Ruth disiocatec his right
knee in the first inning. sliding into sec
oad base and had 20 be carried off the
field Meussl who took his place scored
the tying run and drove in the winning
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-12

Brooklyn y. y, Aug 12.-Brooklyn and
Chicago divided q double header, the
Dodgers hzmmerinE three Cub pitchers
and winning the first Wednesday. Fans
threw pop bottles at umpire Qulgley IN
The second game when he decided against
the Dodgers IN a close decision at tbs
plate. brooklyn wednesday. purchased
outfieider Bert Griffin from the Birming-
ham club o. the Southern Association
FIRST game Ri z
Chicago .----.------ 600 0o1 c1o-3
Brooklyn -.-.---..-. 100 cs1 100 Is
Batteries Chicago. Tyler. Martin. Bal
lev and Daily Brooklyn. Prefer and Il
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-12
PIRATES DROP
TWO STRAIGHT
Hitting Of McGraw Clan
0vercomes Opposition;
Dodgers Break Even.

New YORK. Aug. ll-NsW York con
gnued its dash toward first place win
Ming q double header from Pittshurg We'd
nesday. Benton and Douglas pitched fine
ball for the Giants. but IN the sixth Of the
second game. Douglas was touched for
I've hitE- Spencer. IN the Giants hall.
-ripled With three on bases and scored on
Doyle's single
First game R. = z
FittshurE .--------|-.- 900 90 ooo-l
New york ---.-...-. COL 101 80 ?
Batteries PittsburE. Hamilton and Lee
New York, Benton and Snyder.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-12

Fhnadeiphiz- Pa Aug 1z.-st Louis
Knocked Meadows from the box and hit
Eurmau freely winninE Its third straight
victory Of the series wednesday. Haines
sased Up IN the closing innings. Williams
hit home run
Score RI z.
St Louig $500. sol f2s ozl-ls IS
Phuadcirhiz $500 100 COZ or Il 4
Batteries; St Louis, Haines and DIIhos-
3ers Philadelphia, Meadow Enzman and
TTheat FVlthe-ow.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-12
DELANEY GETS vFFDTcr

St Louis. No.. Aug. 12.-CaI De-
lansy, Of Cleveland. was given the
Newspaper decision over Johnny
Sheppard, Of London. Eng, IN a.
eight round bout here wednesday
night. The men are lightwelghts.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-12

Detroit Mich, Aug. 1z-PhnaAeiphia
hit Dauss hard and won from Detroit
Wednesday. In the seventh the visitors
made nine hits which. with four errors,
netted ten runs RommeIl allowed but
eight hits
Score RHE
Philadelphia ..... 200 90 10 eo-Is IS
Detroit ----.--.-.. 0of 90 40
Batteriess Philadelphia Rommeli and
Perkins, Detroit. Dauss and Stanage.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-12

fielding as we'll. with a perfect aver
age Of 1000 Second 70 this remark
able player comes the record Of
Marty, backstop Of the Knights. with
a record Of 1000 for u games. This is
considerable mark IN itself. as Chacon,
touted International catcher, has an
average OF but $40.
The averages, as compiled by sec
rotary Howard Don. follow.
FIELDING. AVERAGES
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-12

.Battsd for GIBSON IN seventh.
So H --n-n--

Pittsburg ...-----...-..-.. 900 ooS oo9-S
NeW YORK ------------ 4tl Tvs W.
Two base hilE. Nicholson. Bancroft
Young Smith. Three base hit Spencer.
Sacrifice hits. Young. Double plays. Cut
shaw TO Grimm; Doyle 20 Bancroft 70
Kelly. Bases on balls, Carlson. 3 Innings
pitched. Carlson, s. Wisuer, 2 Kit b
pitcher, By Douglas, !. Struckout, Carl
son. s. Douglas. J.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-12

Chicago. Ill. Aug 1z-Chicago made Il
four straight from Washington when
Erickson weakened in the seventh and had
TO retire for Zachary wednesday. Char
rity's triple and single BY Erickson saved
the visitors from a shutout
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-12

Ray Miller, who went 70 Patterson.
La. to play with an independent
team when released by Beaumont
early in the spring, Is back with the
Exporters, playing first base better
than ever.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-12
BASEBALL


At wichita Fails r Il z
wichita Pals -. 600 COS sss-l1 Is Q
Galveston ..----... 900 100 COO 5
Batte-iess wichita FAILS, Burch ana
Kitchens Galveston. couchmzn and
O'Brisn-
Second game r H 2.
wichita Falls ---.-..- e2S 10 -
Galveston ---.------.. o2e 100 Cd
Batteries. wichita Fails, Buroh and
kitchens: Galveston, Gudgsr ard O'Brien-
At Dallas. r 4 E
Dallas -------.-.---- 900 900 GU
Beaumont -..-.---.- ole 900 ooo-1 10
Batteries: Dallas. Jacobus and Kelly
Beaumont. Taylor and Robertson
At Shreveport r H z
Houston ...-.----.. 600 oo3 oo0=2
Batteries- Shreveport. Verbout and Yam;
Houston. Glenn and AshWorth-
At Fort Worth. r r. z
Fort worth - coo 900 600 600 90 0
san Antonio 0oo 900 600 600 0o-o
Fourteen innings. called. darkness.
Batterless Fort Worth. Pate and Loores
san Antonio. Fincher and Gibson
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-12

BISHOP LOSES BOUT.
Dallas, Texas. Aug. 12.-~Young"
Fitzsimmons, claimant Of the middle
weight championship Of Oklahoma,
defeated Pat Bishop, Of Michigan. in
u round bout here Wednesday
night, according TO newspaper critics.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-12
STANDINGS


Where They Play Friday.
Chicago a. Detroit
Boston at PHILADELPHIA
Only two games scheduled
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-12
.Battsd for oFerrsn in siEhth-


'Ran for Kruger IN seventh
4Batted Tor Galore in seventh.
-Ran for Eonetchy in ninth
EBatted for MamauL IN ninth
Score By iuninEE-
Slle4so ---------.--.----- ~ llu lol-4
Brooklyn ..-------..-.-... o12 oo1 0oe-s
Two base hit. Griffith Three base hit.
Flatk Stolen bases. Hendrix. EonstchT.
Kruger Sacrifice hits. TWombiy. Herzog.
Eiiduff Double PLAYS, HerzoE 70 Terry 70
3ferzis: HerzoE TO lerllie; Terry to Mer-
lzle. Bases On balls. Hendrix. I; Alexander.
I; Galore. 3. Innings pitched. Hendrix. s:
Garter, 1-Ss Alexander. 2-3s Cadore, ::
1Esm1uE 2 Hit by pitcher. Galore, J.
Etruokout. Hendrix. g. Alexander, I; ca
dorc. 3; 1Izmaux. /
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-12
CHICAGO STAR
SETSA RECORD.
Has Total Of al for First
Two Days Of Play; Ha-
gen Also Strong.

Toledo. Ohio. Aug. 13.-Mors rec
ords we're set Wednesday at the na-
tionaI open golf championship. Jock
Hutchinson. OF Chicago western open
champion, scoring 80 on the first nine
holes OF the Inverness links and So
for the Is holes. two strokes better
than the previous competitive score
and also two strokes under par for
the 6559 yard links Scoring was
50 good that It required l51 strokes
OF better 10 qualify for the y hole
Championship play beginning to
morrow.
No prominent tournament player
was eliminated however, and 1any
amateur contenders remained IN CON-
petition
Hutchinson's 50 with yesterdays
y, allowed his al 70 lead BY five
strokes lack Burke. Of St Louis,
finishing second with 75-71-l46,
and Gene Sarazen. Of Fort Wayne,
third, with 74-73-147.
Vardon and Ray Trying.
Frank Adams, OF Winnipeg, who
was fourth with 7E-7E-19s, led the
invaders, as Harry Vardon, OF Eng
land. required 75-78-l53. and Ed
ward Ray 80-75-155. 7. D. Armour.
a scotchmans amateur with IS, today
Aside from the four leaders only
three others got under $50, Leo Die
gel. who led the scoring yesterday
with II, tying with Louis Teller. OF
Boston; LaWris Ayton. OF Chicago,
and william Mehlhorns o. Tulsa at
14s.
Chick Evans. Of Chicago. former
champion, led the amateurs with l51.
scoring "A today. while Bobby Jones.
southern champion, with rs. today
had Isl, two strokes better than Var
don, his partner, who took Is today
James Barnes. Of St Louis. cut five
strokes of his Tuesday score. to-
days "A giving him 155. while Harry
Hampton. OF Richmond, added nine
strokes TO his y OF yesterday for
the same total
Among other qualifying players
and their scores was Pred Bal, Den
yer. 75-l5L