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Albuquerque morning journal., 1920-05-29
Totals
st, Louis.

Summary: TWO-base hIIs-F dsh-
ert 2. Flack. Stolen bases-Rob-
ertson, Flack. Home run-Horns-
by. Sacrifice hit--Deal. Base on
bals-Off May A, Alexander !.
Struck out-By Alexander 8, May 4.
Score-Second game;
st. Louis .. 900 600 0OO--0 6 0
Chicago ...00l 500 O1X-7 IL D
Batteries: Schupp and Dilhoefer;
Vaughn and 'Killefer.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1920-05-29
Cleveland.


x-Batted for Faber in fourth.
z-Batted for Morton in fifth.
Score by innings:
Chicago .....,..3 500 O3O O0O--- 2
Cleveland .......311 034 10x-13
Summary: Two-base hits-Wea-
yer, Felsch, Speaker, Gardner.
Home run-Smith. Stolen bases
Jourdan, Speaker Sacrifice hits
f. Collins. Felsch. Wambsganss,
Double play-Weaver to Jourdan.
Base on balls-Off Payne, Bag
by, /; Morton, |; Niehaus, /. In
nings pitched-By Faber, 3;
payne, Ia; Kerr, 1 2-3; Heath,
2; Bagby, A; Morton, 1; Niehaus,
a, Struck out-By Kerr, / Heath,
/; Bagby, ! Niehaus, l.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1920-05-29
NORTHERN PART
OF STATE HARD
HIT BY FLOODS
Bridges Carried Away and
Travel Is Almost lmposSi-
BILE; Democrats Name DEL
egateS to State Meeting.

Especial Correspondence 20 The Journal.l
Santa Fe. May 2S.-The results
of the recent floods which have
raised havoc in different parts of
the state, washing out bridges and
making travel almost impossible,
have not been entirely overcome.
Rio Arriba county is still shut off
in the northern section and the
bridges over the Baragas river. the
Park View river and the Chama
river have been washed out so that
the travel over the d. & h. G.. run
ming over the Cumbres pass is out
of commission, 1t is said that the
SHOWS have been unusually heavy
in the mountains and the rains
have rendered the flow beyond
control.
The democratic county conven-
tion held session yesterday to
select delegates to the Roswell
sat until o'clock having chosen
twenty-five delegates, who will be
entitled TO votes pro rata TO fill the
quota of ten members, the number
allotted to Santa Fe county. No
suggestion was made during the
session as TO the choice of the del
egates for presidential candidate,
though one gathers the impression
that there is strong McAdoo SEN
timent in this corner of the state.
1t may be that the recent visit of
the eX-secretary of the treasury
rather crystalized this feeling and
then ii may be that after reaching
Roswell and going over the situa
tion another man be Santa Fe
county's choice Following is the
list of delegates chosen: Domingo
Pacheco, n. 3. Laughlin, Mrs, w
]. Barker. w. p. Henderson, Mock
Raca. A. p. Hill, j. O. Seth, Wyley
Parsons, Mrs. Howard Huey, H. h.
Gerhart, NJ. NJ Milligan, Mrs. II.
b. Gerhart, W. II. Sapp. DR.. c. Q.
Harrison, Thomas Doran, Mrs.
Rome Donahoo, Melvin T. Dun
lavy, Arthur Seligman, j. A.
French. Frank Horn, Mrs. ]. II.
Rapp, Jose Inez Roybal.
Efforts are being made TO have
the exercises on Memorial day sur
pass any which have taken place
for many years. The American
Legion will he largely represented
in the parade and the various So
cieties in the city will be called on
to take part. The exercises will
be held as usual in the national
cemetery, one of the beauty spots
spots of this section Of the state
and always kept in the best condi-
ton by Col. Van Nuyvenheim. who
has splendid record as a soldier,
dating back to the old time Indian
fighting DAYS when the west was
the scene of conquest.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1920-05-29

A. p. Hill, one Of the old time
working democrats of Santa Fe,
has been appointed deputy col
lector of internal revenue to sue
ceed James ]. Jabine, who resign
ed the position TO enter into busi~
ness in Colorado.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1920-05-29

At Milwaukee T; Kansas City 6
At Minneapolis a; st. Paul 7.
No others scheduled.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1920-05-29
American Association.
WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY
National League

National League.
st Louis at Chicago.
Boston at Brooklyn.
Pittsburgh at Cincinnati.
Philadelphia at New York.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1920-05-29

Two thousand dollars year and
house is the minimum salary
suggested for clerymen in England,
Albuquerque morning journal., 1920-05-29
netrnit. &. St. louis. 1.

st. Louis, May 2S.--Flagstead's
triple and singles by Bush and Pi-
nell after two were out in the
ninth gave Detroit today's game
with st. Louis. The locals only run
came as a result of a pass to Aus
tin, sacrifice and a single by Sis
ler
Albuquerque morning journal., 1920-05-29
American League.

ffTINIIN0II IICtss UN.
Detroit at st. Louis.
Chicago at Cleveland.
Washington at Philadelphia.
New York at Boston.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1920-05-29
Seattle. Nav 28.-
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.

and Jekins; Seibold. Gardner ant
Adams.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1920-05-29
COAST LEAGUE.

wood and Devormer; Aldridge and
Basslcr.
Portland, May 2S.--
Score: r II. r.
Sacramento ...........0 3
Portland ....,.....,..,I IL
Batteries: Fittery and Cook;
Juney and Koehler.
San Francisco. May Is
Score; r. II. r.
oakland ''.--'''.''.. .'.4
San Francisco .........1
Batteries: Arlett and Mite;
Scott and Agnew
(Twelve innings.)
Albuquerque morning journal., 1920-05-29

Battcries: Oldham ana AITI
smith; Weilman and Billings.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1920-05-29

leans 7-3.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-05-05
.OLDF|ELD NOW LEADING
MANUFACTURER OF TIRES

Henry Ford made Barney oldndd and
uldo,d made Ford. declared l.. {. Mcr-
chant Of the Merchant Auto Service q
Suuple di-gu sing the two most prom.
iucu tmpn in the automobiles wtld
Yesterday.
Tha, wlf Furl'u statement 90 oldficld
and udf,ld's reply Sc Ford following
one 81 the speed kindgs speed fights ON
the ,hroi track 40 the Michigan state
Fair said Mr. Merchant. The pros
p,uty gap between the two rotaris'S
Was wider then than Il Is now. added
the Amarillo salesman.
jus, as Ford ccutcr,d his efforts on
manufacturing. Mr.. Merchant cOniin.
ucd'" Ollficld specialized GA tires, study
INK. experimenting and developing prin-
clpl,s ~ tire designs. construction, and
material fur usc in his racing ears. lie
thus developed q special built tire on
which h. rode with entire safety ddr.
ing the closing years Of his racing cam.
paign
7 1.-The duplication ~ these former tires
and placing them on the market IL an
I,N,nt ~ less than wear aEo. and that
I,yrnt was accomplished bv the Oldficld
Tire COMPANY 81 Cleveland. Now, Old
field Is q manufacturer like Ford. Fur.
th,gmorc. the Oldncld Tire Company
/ has piv,cd through IT, Introductory
period with less grief than was the
,casc with the Ford Motor Company.
! Already the company Of which the
former spc,d premier II president has
.I3rscd IN sales over 40 per cent of It's
,,ompc,iturs aud the Job Henry Ford be-.
gan when h. gave barney his oppor
;uni,y back In 1909. begins To- assume
dimensions II which the automatic
manuiaciurcr and tire builder have JUS.
reasons Ia be proud"
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-05-05

.is uec. oi a vcritablc tile II yulrah'
;,s-di.putcs about money. disputes
about the r4lEinr Of the home. dis
nn',e rhogt an cNtrchanging spcN,
'thv matrimonial triangle and finally
iy DO, fdlW" 90 one on huth pytnus
iu care enough about htc olhN's ad'
uH'lDn 90 :cp up the personal op
nar3n,c aud habits IN the intimacy Of
Co.. home.
Marriage r. subject 90 The same
laws ts every other human institution
-that o. what have found out the las,
DO y,uH !; must be- handled sclrni.li'
r.liy
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-05-05
Euelyn Says: Cali This
NV Vie1Us on Men at So

NEW YORK. May i-Evdyu Nos.
bic 1haw Clifford has again Dit the
spotlight on Broadway. and In e. new
post This iiinc It l. she who has been
sued Tor divorc,--by her crstWhilD dame
ing.parincr. Jack Clifford
This suit seems 10 round completely
the Former Mis- Harry X Thaws var.
led experiences with the stronger Sex.
and. during rchcar,Al % her new
dsncingac; az Kcith's NcW Notk ihfst
er. she gave mo TO-DAY an Interview She
sa.d onrht 10 D. entitled. Evelyn Nps-
bits Thoughts on Men 40 Thirty
shes Different Evelyn.
Ten years have made her q now
Evelyn. Today. as she discusses mnr.
woman ard marraigc. she talks uh.lo-
sophy like \ college professor.
Fer instance. she told me- that she
thinks husbands are bound O. so .u
tho evolution ~ tho race. Sho SAYS.
"They arr not necessary 90 woman,
happmess. for they are not domestic
BY nature and only Keep q woman un
pins and needles trying 60 kecp them
eontenied af home. I believe With I'd.
ward Carpenter. HaVelock Fills and
uther famous students Ot the insii,u.
ton % marriage. that men aud women
should have separate abodeS and that
wemen should bring up the children.
~ great deal 81 water hI, flowed
under BROOKLYN bridge aud greet
H..H..H
was The Girl In the Pie at stanton.
Whites famous dinner" said EVELYN
a. she sat. SIN slim and SIN dlss,y
beautiful. on tho edge of a stage SAW.
horse and SWUNG her lcgs back and
forth IN tim. To the Jazz music hrr
partner was drumming on a ilnny
piano.
Thoughts an Money
One thing I have found out i
that since We are living In a civil.
nation that l. built on money, Ne
do respect men who can make
usoasy. This Il because IN this ma.
.rxtalistlc age money means power
and alB human beings long Tor.
eHd admire. power. Therefore no
woman today respects o man WHO
cannot make money. Who J. not
man among men. Aud where there
u net respect. there cannoi be love.
In my marriage and partnership
with Mr.. Clifford. was the money.
m-ker signed the vaudeville con.
tracts: was the starred member.
p ~ handed the purse because the
uioney ih u was mainly mine. after
whsie this grew distns;eful % uie and
fe.k my respect and my love waning.
ThFee ycars aro We separated after a
cu1yrvl we had over some property IN
the Adi-oudsoks.
"piease do nc, think that I am mcr.
censr,'. and that l don't believe IN wo-
men making money. II they can. and
contributing 90 the household. I d.,
and mos; strongly.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-05-05


"Thrr, must D." a,basis ~ friendship.
lrist and ail. There must bee respect
fn each other. and then personal
magnetic appeal hut the first two Of
thpsr tlr." requirements are the im'
nu,lr' on,s The last Is only the spark
chat lrh's the fines q. marriage. \
SHARK Cin,oj burn long of itself.
"Wh.n nHrriace reaches this state
and % Is ON the way th,r,-mnn viii
fn1 uul that he has got in DO has part
ur woman viii not tolerate him as a
household companion.
Woman can get along very well
without = man In the house. She viii
ONLY tolerate Ia the fuigrc. the man
who earns her respect hy the power
he mas ir the world II men,
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-05-05

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New-York tribune., 1920-05-18
Harvard Golfers
Prove Easy For
Princeton Team

The Princeton University golf team,
which has been cleaning up all op-
ponents, added another victory yes
terday afternoon when il defeated the
Harvard players at the Euglcwood
Club course. The score was TO ..
Princeton won four singles matches
and all three of the foursomes. Har-
ward won two singles matches.
J. S. Dean, the Princeton captain
and star won from Captain Lake Of
the Harvard team, by 3 up and to
play. Dean was in excellent form and
made few mistakes. Foster, of the
Tigers, was a winner over Jones, Of
Harvard, by 20 i. Pulling and Little
ton defeated Baker and Bacon in their
respective matches, each by up.
Pearson and Duncan were the Harvard
winners, the former defeating Douglas
by up and the latter beating Win
tringer by up.
In the doubles Dean and Douglas
won from Lake and Pearson, and 3;
Foster and Pulling defeated Jones and
Baker, up, and Littleton and Win
tringer won over Bacon and Duncan
by the same score.
The summary:
New-York tribune., 1920-05-18
Davis Trophy
Players Clash
Here L riiday
and T'ilden TO
Meet al Forest Hills
III Church Cup Match

The United States Lawn Tennis As
sociation announced yesterday that the
tennis team which is to represent New
York in the Church Cup matches on
May Il and % at the West Side Club
would be picked from the following
players: Ichiya kumagae, Watson
Washburn. S. Howard Voshell. Walter
M. Hall, Dean Mathey, Harold Throck-
morton, Leonard Beekrnan. Vincent
Richards, Karl Behr and Frederick B.
Alexander. The selections are being
made by Julian s. Myrick, Beals c.
Wright and Samue! Hardy.
The trial matches have advanced far
enough for the committee to gain a
good idea Of the kind Of team needed
to make the best showing in this meet.
1t is thought that team selected from
the above-named players win combine
most effectively the playing strength
of the Metropolitan district. Sly sin
giles and three doubles matches are
scheduled.
The West Side Tennis Club is ex-
pectlng an unusually large gallery at
the matches and will have 500 seats
ready for the spectators on those days.
The act that this Will be the last
chance until August for tennis follow
ers to see in action some Of the play
erS VINO are gong 20 England 20 try
to win the right to challenge Australia
for the Davis Cup Is sure TO draw a
large crowd.
Then there is the additional attrac-
ton Of the match Friday between
Philadelphia and Boston This contest
viii bring together r. Norris Williams
I'd and William I. Tilden Cd, and there
is also the possibility that Richard
Harte and Wallace F. Johnson will
meet in this match. Furthcrm ore,
there will be doubles match between
Tilden and Johnson and Williams and
Rarte.
Trial matches to select the fourth
man in the Davis Cup team will follow
the Church Cup contest, although some
Of the play in that meet viii nave
bearing on the final choice All OF
which, Of course, adds considerable i'm
pOrtaNce TO tn nVent
New-York tribune., 1920-05-18
Cam to Make
Bid for Place
On Z. S. Team
". Y. L. All-Around Star
10 Compete in Pentathlor
at Olympic Try Outo

Howard Cam, the New York Uni
yersity al-round star, will attempt 70
gain place on the United States Olynf-
pic team. Cam will make a bid for
the Pentathlon event. The Violet ath
lete is practicing daily for the Olym-
Pic try-outs. which Will take place at
Chicago = Julr. ne finished sixth in
this event at University OF Pe1nsys-
vania relays.
Cann's charces appear bright. He is
an efficient performer with the javeiin
and discus, and is a consistent -.
foot jumper in the running bread
event. While ne lacks speed fer the
2oo-meter run, he possesses the
stamina to set fast pace Ter tac
1900 run.
Columbia University students are
locking forward 20 Urban Schrecke-.
their middle distance star. 10 furnish
surprise in the haif-miie run a. the
inteHcollogiates. IN 1he meet again.,
Dartmouth last Saturday Scnreeko~
eooA the measure g Caar.ey Saav,,
1918 half-mile college champion, in iast
.jn7p
New-York tribune., 1920-05-18
Elliott Bia1zen
And Mrs. Z. Lane
Win Doubles Title

4 mixed doubles tennis tournament,
which Elliott Binzen ard Mrs. t. Lane
won. marked the opening Saturday OF
the Sunningdaie Tennis Club. The
matches began Saturday morning and
ended late Sunday afternoon. Elliott
8inzen and Mrs. L. Lane won the
honors of The meet by defeating Mrs.
A. Sidenborg and lingo Hartmann, 6-5
4-G, g..
In the seni-fnals The vjcto-s met ard
defeated Mrs BloomingdaIe and Her
bert Bowman b. score O. 81, Ga.
In the other semi-fnat match Mrs.
SiGenborg ard lingo Hartmann defeated
Margaret Wurine ana Mr.. EeiAng, al
6--3. 4-6. 62.
Several Of the best tennis players N
th- metrcpolitan district competed IN
the tourney. Mss Clare CGssell was
paired with Mr.. Loew, but they were
eliminated in the first round.
New-York tribune., 1920-05-18
Louisville Results

I1irst race (purse ST 900; three-year-olds
and upward claiming six furlonrsI
l'uHe Of bevonshira ll2 (Koberts), straig ght
o;iQ, place $t50 SHOW $50. Won; Van
s.y!V1a' lot tl1elniseh), place $lll0, show
Sa.4o' second Marasmus, ll2 (Mooney).
SNOW 500, third. Time, l:l4 3-5 Sell
Inaga Iriomphant. PizZaro. Si- John
Nrefgne, biIIy joe water War, kama and
Nis.on also ran
second race (pursa $500; :hree-year-
o!d ina!dens; seven furionss)- Westwood
~ lio (GarneE), straight $3.50, place $3.50
snow snow =. 81 won, Lerc NrAch, 10 (Lyhe),
pace S5.-0i sno" $3.50, second Serviotor,
~ (henneoy). show s3.1o third. Time
1,oss 1,-n, ffarr? GloNer' Rapldan' Second
~ IousI5,, AleuteEah{ Felk!ns, Aobess. Alex
Jr., FhenoIaX Lightning sweep, Noredeck.
New-York tribune., 1920-05-18
Jones, of Tome,
Has Best Score
On L. |. Links
fifteen-Year.Old New York
Boy Takes Medal Prize
With a Fine Card of "a
By Ray Mccarthy

High School won the Eastern scho-
Iastic golf championship at the Nassau
Country Club of Glen Cove, L. l., yes
terday with total score of 371. Tome
School, of Port Deposit, Md, finished a
close second, with 375 strokes, and
Lawrenceville Acsd emy was third, with
392.
lhe meet was rather disappointing
TO the promoters. as only thirteen
players entered, whereas some sixty or
seventy competitors had been expected.
hoWoVer, those IN charge Of the meet
declare they will have more than 100
goIiers from dozen or more schools
on hand next year None Of the local
nleh schools were represented yester-
day and neither was Andover nor Ex-
eter.
Willis G. Jones, of Tome School and
this city, who formerly hailed from
Atlanta, where he was a pal of young
Bobby Jones, won the medal prize with
card of 81 This youngster, who is
only fifteen years old and whose style
Of play closely resembles that Of his
noted namesake showed a remarkable
performance In making an 81. He will
bear watching, and in few years if
" mp oNe ne VIII De d
''atch Tor 'Ae pest IN the country.
'oness card was as follows:
Out '.......-...5 $50
In ''''''''''.'''s 3 4--45--S1
Jones was the runner-up in last years
tournament and is counted on to win
the title this season. +, G. Dav s, OF
Hili School, hnished second to Jones
WIN score OF 81. Coming back his
card Of 40 was equal to that of Jones,
1 Dut gong out ne had AZ to Joncs's 80.
lhese TWO are likely to meet in the final
round as Jones was drawn IN the up
per half' whlIe Davis is in the lower
p;tHcAetS; .;.; Malch play Tor the individual
t't1e VIII start TINS morning.
Ihe summary:
Hill school--H. G. DAVIS Sd, 4?--45~-s7;
ir aa.Czsaln5 octraHe; D. NJ HOPKINS
Team, total. s7l' -'1''7'' ~
90 Tome school-W O. Joucs New York
~ az. % @2-49Ts4; 7. Mead, CHICAGO, 4o-47
534 ;as 1si' i0'' i,epos"' NJ
46-.5l--97. Team, total, SIS. ''''''' O'''0'
bhlIadf bprg 81 ph'4 g. 2l] j. BAR Green's
Nd 50 -.o--9a: G. Babcocs 8 5o,naStq,a Easton'
Ohio, 53--5o--lO$. Team total, 392. Extra
entFyo-J ~ oo B. Levert birmingham, Ala,
l he draw for the first round Of match
New-York tribune., 1920-05-18
Cassidy Earns Decision
I'm Feature Amateur Bout

Frank Cassidy, former national
champion, earned The judges decision
over John Morris. unattached, in the
140-pound class in the preliminary
rounds of the amateur boxing tourna
ment held by the Brooklyn College
Club last night, The finals Will be
contested tomorrow night.
The summary:
lls-pound class (trials)-G. McGivney.
Greek American \. G., awarded judges
decision over II. Schaeu pastime \. c..
three rounds II Levine, Clark Nouse
award "a Judges decision over NJ. Turner
Clark House. three rounds. l.. Safaro
Glencoe a. C.. awarded judses' decision
over II. Warner, urattached. three rounds
1870 pound class triais) - j. Laval
Naval Y. NJ. c. A. awarded judges de-
ctsion over NJ. Costello, unattac hed. three
rounds.
lio pound class Urielsl-.F Balando,
over r. DriscolI, Unattached. Three rounds.
Frank Cassidy. Ozanam y. A, awarded
judges decision over J. Morris, unat-
tached, three rounds
New-York tribune., 1920-05-18
Pi1nEico Results

First race (purse 81 900; three -year-olds
and upward: selling. six furiongs)-.yew-
eiie~ fo9 fT3arra.I S. 20 81 and s3 won
EscavpoIette, IS Lux). $I3.1o end $3.50
second; Foreclosure, 96 (Ccltiletu}, g.,
third Time, I:15 2-5 Frank Maoiin
f3rynh,ld Larat, Calvert. Nebrasa and
Brother Mclean also ran.
Second race (The Catonsvtlls steeple-
chase. four-year-olds and upward: cIilm-
ing. purse, $500; two miles and a quar-
ter)-Quei BonheuT, l4' tHaynes) 81, $3.7 0
and out won; New Haven l+7 tCrawford) ,
$S6o and out, second Cynosure, II
(Landy) out, third, Time, 45S Mes
bach (fel) also ran
Third race (Roland Park Selling Fanti-
New-York tribune., 1920-05-18

and half furiongs)-PoMy Ann, ll2;
Attorney. ll6; Repeat, l12; Coomhs, 1l5;
Queen Isabel, IL: Beesaest, lI2; VIC, I12 :;
Irish Jig, 1I5.
:, Second race lConsolation steepie chase
ward two m!les)-Jay Bind, l40; +Candt-
1870; New Haven, 1855: Rupica, l43; Al
ga-di, 142; tQuel Bonheur, l43; Wisest
F9ol lsl Bruin Belle. l39; stlcco. lSa;
Clark entry
claiming one mile)-Bar COY, us; Flying
Frog, 100; Tan II. llo. Don Thrush, ll5;
10; Lady Ward, los; Indian Chant. ll5;
Diadi, ll5; Miss Sweep. 10; sNer.ty, 1l0:
Widow Bedotte. 10; 'Hong Kong. 10;
'Munbo Jumbo. 1lb.
Fourth race (The PreaAness; three year
Thrush. ia; son watch, I.s: tWndair'
ls Blaaes F1Fy"y i!s g. M Aan spgn"aG9ns snsrg. " y
Loft entry; III. P. Whitney entry
Fifth race (sellng handicap; three.
year-olds and up; ore mile and a six
tsenth)--' lO2; ,Herd Girl. s6;
Herbert, Io2; The Wit, lOs yToucanet IS
s.esta. ll2: 'Widow Bedot,e. llo. Tsamuei
Ross entry
Sixth race trhe Monumental Hand!cap
three-year- -olds and up: one mile and a six
teenth)--Arethusa, l05; irish Kiss, llS
Bolster. 10; Bondage 10: virginia L..
lo3; Gnome. lo5. Gallagher. s5.
Seventh race (three--year. .olds and UP.
ward; claiming; one miie)-Ragnarrk us
Francis l2O aPunctuei. %; Miss Millions
90: G. NJ. Miller. ll5 Edith K. 100; Anzac
'W. Ivy, Ward, ilo; Jeweler. 1l5; 'Railbtrd
.r1vs pouneN Apprentlc. anowAno.
New-York tribune., 1920-05-18
Ouin1et and Partner
To Play En- glisIl Stars

BOSTON, May 17.-Francis Ouimet.
former national open and amateur
golf champion, will meet Harry Nardon,
British open champion, and Edward
Ray, former British open champion, in
match play with a partner TO be select
ed by Ouimct, on Saturday, July 81, at
the Brooklne Country Club
Ouimet won The United States open
championship when he defeated Nardon
and Ray after tr.ple tic in the final
round at Brookline in 1913.
New-York tribune., 1920-05-18
Penn Loses Custafson
For Title Track Meet

PHILADELPHIA. May 17.-Marvin
Gustafson, the middle distance
star CT the University OF Pennsyl--
vania track team, will not be able
10 compete in the intercollegiate
championships. two weeks hence, it
was announced to-day.
Gus" hurt his ankle several
weeks ago and again turned il last
Saturday. lie is liEaping, and hopes
that he will compete in the title
games have been abandoned.
New-York tribune., 1920-05-18
lzzy Sore at Nickv
Declares That He Was Original Master Mind
By w. 0. Mcclellan

-NcAy Alhsen business makes
ne poured himself into the sporting department. at all
puooy he getting because he mind in the bond
none OF the papers saying nothing
"nlch izzy kap!an the in
dant told about the biz secret
win erans oughnt they them
ana make 1t corporation out Of them. Arthur
ne IS all the time writing about brains telling brains
~ 4ioa com'cas and how 1t good thing
o OF oran 1t amt right because if many people has
ahs tee would be 700 much competition Anyhow think
br1soean ideers because
'@"e natural ana never put comcas in them
ouV was to told tomcet which
Vhee more in Liberty
on account the price from furs time and Liberty
ooos seAng the
tomc IN Harlem and the morning trap them and so
them for their furs ~ ~ 'N
mere is lots of tomcets in New York,
and Moe koengsten other fele was worL,o Co. W.
they would bring in dav and the
WAS Dig on account there
just oralns understand master mind from tre
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New-York tribune., 1920-05-18
O'Dowd Beats Brieton
In Tweive-Round Bout

CANTON, Ohio, May 17.-Miko
O'Dowd, former middleweight chan
p,oa, won the newspaper decision over
Jack Britton. welterweirht charario7.
in d twelve-round boxin- contest here
tonight. ODowd was the aggressor
practically throughout. Britton cor
tentlng himself with remaining on tre
defensive.
O'Dowd's weieht was announced as
l5S pounds and Br;tton's f46.