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America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-05-06
C0ncediaTea guV. Vaida
in IuI11In3 n|aghjara.
CUNE MINAM SINGURI APA
la MOARA DUSMANILOR.

Ziarul budapestan III Mem.
zedek' No. 14S publica urma-
toarea correspondence din Bucu-
resti
In ziua de II Martia diminea
ia Ia orele il Stefan c. Popp d
prezentat d2misiA guvernului, i&a
la orele go p. m. guvernul A.
vercseu lepui juramintul. Sc
poate vedea din acest fapt eli
de SYSTEMATIC 81 de fanatic an
facut jocul polite cele ? particle
istorice ale Rominiei in contra
Arlea,ulni. eli mij!oace noui 81
eu hume noui, insa eli deviza We
che: Ne trebue Ardealu., dal
fara ardeleni.
in gliycrnul eel nOu nu Sc ga
scste ni.i un barbat polite activ
din Ardeal. Ardealul reprezen-
ta4 pri nAntoniu Mocsony, IN
simp!u min;Stru fara portofollu
ca 81 eel bucovinean 81 basara
bean. Acei fruntasi romlnl carr
rrin tradare an aeslipit Ardealul
de Ungaria au avut soarta meri-
tata ca boerimea din vechiul re-
gat. imrerialista, Tacoma 81 lene-
sd invocind o cucerire lmaglnara
en- arma. sal scoata della pntere
ca pc nista bolsevici.
Trci luni 81 nona zile cit a
cabinetul ardelean, putc
rea ramas in nina boierilor.
Naida nu a dispus a.
supra armatei.
Din gllvernul eel nou fac parte
numai unelte ale boierilor. Uneal-
ia e generallt! Averescu, care a
organizat partidul la lasi mpreu-
ma en- Trancu. Firma parti1ulul !;
fos. democratica 81 impodoblta
en- mlllta fraze populare, in reall-
tate insa. partidul era G fractlu-
ne l.beraIa.
FluntaSii Rominilor ardelenl
au fost ilmpinsi in opozitle de oa
re CO Ardealul era amenlntat sa
deyina O colonie levantlna ase-
menea Basarafoiei. Mai erau NO.
voiti sa treaca in opozitie 81 din
cauza reformei agrare. cauza ne
mijloeita caderii guyernnlul
So site anume. cd in TransIvanid
reforma agrara era pc cea ma
buna Gale de infaptuit - trieste
mai ales in tinuturile lngurestl
cita vreme invechiul regat
conservative au izbutit sd zabo
reasca ref0rma agrara.
Generalul Averescu ducea raz
boiul in contra guyvrnulni Nalla
81 avea succese Gu deoscbire pe
tema ca girvernul .Vaida este u
snrpator, ca s'a cocotat III spina
rea tarii cu abuzuri electorate
falsnri, frallde 81 teroare.
.Boierii conservative 81 liberali
nu-l mai sccoteau pc yaiaa 81 pt
Cicio Pop imprcilna ca partizani
lor din bolsevici, carl au pu'
virf .erime.or atunci, cind au in
draznit sa intre in tratative CT
euvernul Sovietc!or. Aenm de
mocratii ardelem All cazut dsli
puterc 81 M peste multi vor srn
ii ei illsasi ell cit respect va trati
gllvcrnul ,,Aycrescn" Prcsa 10
sic a lOr, cenzura ROSIE rflornn'
agrara 81 alte nazbatii bolsevic'
ale lor. Nu exista ON in Rominls
care sa creafla SINGER ca refondl;
agrara va Fl 1frfalptuita masar i
s. cum dispniie Iegea. Toata lu
lnea Site, ca beierfmea' VA cant'
sa zadarniceasca refsrnla, as'
cum q face aceasta de douazee
de ami incoasc. Taranul are pa
mint dcajs,ras, dar nu ils'a da
scoala 81 miiloace pentru a fac
|o cultnra scrioasa a pamfntnlul
jar latifnndiarii ~ doua mi q
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+ I L NJ & 20

Merg,rd pc calea Victoriei. in
, dreptul basericei Cretuleseu tia
lrlci amintc Cd al afacere ur-
genta la ministerial de interne.
! Drtlmlll ~cel mai scurt intre donA
puncte find linia dreapta, ti-se
lprezinta doua solntii ca sd nu o
Ico.esti: sau recurgi la I'm aero
plan sburInd pestc pachetul dc
case dintre poIul Mogosoaiei j
, strada Academiei, sau intri in
ganeul din fata biscricei 81 str;i
, batfnd curtea iesi char i'll poarta
m:nistcfului. Cum illsa aeropla-
nele II 'au inca stabflitatc fara
r.se 81 nici, ,nu Sc glsesc prin par.
tea locului slobode ca birjele, prs
lferi gangul.
Oar de &c teal oprit in prag 81
de ce incepi sa tremuri? Foarte
|lextplicabn. Flirtlca, fntoemai
cum Dante cctise de-asupra IN.
fernului: ,.L;,sati orr &c speranta
'voi carl intrati aicca .' un afis
te anunta la intrare: ,,Trecerea
erin gang este oprita &C BATA
a."
Oamenii Gu frica hui Dumnezeu
fac stinga imprejur 81 iau drarnlli
eel mai lung.
Nu Sc poate zice ca afisul M
este original. Proprictarul easel
a avut idee ingenioasa. Tribul
nalele sllnt att de incareate, III
cit cetatenii trabuiese sa inoveZe
in materie de justitie Ce sa ma,
faci actiune la judecatoria de O.
col, pentru contraventie la afisul
din gang? Pui nfina Pc retevei 81
dai E IN printipiu democratic
ca fiecare sa-si ia asupra-si elf
mai multe din atributiile statd
iui care arc alta de lucru -.
Cc ,putina munca ar avea cala-
tori. ce rapede S ar termilia pro-
ceacle 81 ce arnonie ar fl in So
cietate daca 5 ar generaliza acest
5 Stctr can.ondent In reinoirea
ts:..ur le1nte.eg srilor.
l., ,,L.zivc- srl"). Don Juan.
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helctarii sunt 81 alstaM purtatorii
moravurilor bizantine, fiecare, il.
suratice 81 pltcfede, INDECENT ia.
ta de tarani 81 fata de pamini
la fel.
,Tnica Tor preoelpare este Sd
stoare; cit mai multi bani dcla
arendasi sall della tarani.
Niei prin gind nu-i trece bo
ierului sd dea puterea din NINA
sau macar so imparta Gu prosti:
mea analfabetica, sau cu intclec.
tualii ardeleni imbulzitori, chial
aeEm cind ea, boierimea, Sc credg
creatoarca Rominiei mari 81 IS
poate razima pc armata inmul-
tita. PinS cind2 Accasta G intre-
barea.
(,,Patria
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Patria'').
Iluzii sociiale.

lsuptuI cheStlunll flnanclare este
chestiunea economical. moi adali-
GIN: 81 dedesuptul chestimlii eco
n0micc este 0 chestiune morala. Ca
ci orice rcpartitie S ar da bunuri-
lor, daca sufletul individual rami-
ne acelasi, lacom de satisfactii ma
teriale, nedrept 81 superficial in
toatc, orice rcforma va ii doar
schimbare de forma: 7ntr alt tipar.
supt alta haina, aceleasi abusur!,
..Alti actori, aceiasi drama" domi-
malta cefor simpli Gle catrc cei mai
rafinati.
Fara renovarea sufIetului indivi-
dual, comunismul este doar vor-
! ba mestcsugita care ascunde innal-
| tarea in icrarhia sociala, boierirea,
prin agitarea multimii, tuturor
aventurierilor Carl si-au ales accst
drum spre a razbi Ell in locul alto
ra. sus. Departe domino gindul de
face apologize clasei avute: ea STA
iinteles mai pretutindeni asa de rtu
rostul, Cd una din principalele cai,-
sc ale miscarei anarhice nu este Q
tit opera clasei mnncitoare. tit G.
Xemplul rau de vitiu, de ispita 81
de trindavie pc care, in genere,
l-au dat cei> Gle sus.
Caci motivul psihologic care pn-
ne in miScare multimile revolutio-
mare 81 mai ales pc conducatorii lor,
este miragiul acestui traiu scanda-
los, dar invidiat. Printr'o puterni-
ca ilusie pc care as numi-o ilusia
financiara, datorita lrsurintei Gu
care. in vrennu, normale banul Sc
schimba pc orisiee alta maria, mo-
media capatat in mintea mlltimii.
81 nu nlrlnai a celui de rind. pu-
tere misterioasa, creatoare de bu-
nuri care, cuprilise virtual in te-
saurele bogatilor, ar iesi de acolo
pentru fericirea saracului, in clipa
| in care, ca balatirul care i'm poyeste
pazeste comOara, posesorul actual
ar disparea. Dar, dupa cum 1ntr o
tara leu totul 81 GU totul de aur'' !,
ca sd 1ntrebuintam lar limba bas-
melor, ca sd fie malnaIiga, lumea ar
itrebui sd. sape popnsoiul,. tot astfel
81 in lumea aceasta paminteana, pc
care insa moi vedem mereu prin
prisma fantasiei, anrul Isl are ro-
stul, lar lumea trrbuie sa produca
ca ca sd alba ce .c0nsuma. Sindica-
lismul are o basa destul Gle onorabi-
la ca sa si-o mineze prin nihilisrn 81
antinationalism, 81 moi nj facem da-
toria sal readucem la adevar.
Fenomenele econ0mice S s'au pc
trecut .atfta vreme fara ban, 81 Sc
pare ca atnnci sluinea le pricepea
mai bine.
81 tocmai un mijloc de simpli-
flea cheltuielile este a face abstrac-
tie de ban: schimbnrile economice
Sc inteleg mai tlsor. Mai ales vom
pricepe acum, fac1nd politica fl
nanciara (in APPARENTLY buna, pu-
tenn face in fapt o pofitica econo-
mica foartc .rea. Incep7nd de la sa-
tenii. carl n'au seminal nimica, ca
sa capcte chirii fsbulos platte, 81
Ipina Ia cei Gu exporturile de faina
Isl import de coroaYIe maculatur;l,
toata lumea a sufSrit ilusiunca ba-
Inului mintnitor ldc indatorirea de
la munci.
81, pima &c mulfimea nn-si va in
drepta conceptiile simpliste despre
ban, avutii 81 munca MI Sc va vorbi
Ell dreptate de Ililnicirea oligarhiei,
caci nimicirea oliaarhicf de astazi
.linscmncaza doar 1i1fnnarca oligar-
lhiei de mine, care se prcsinta 81 mai
lrca. 81 nu-mi va Il greu sa arat mai
ldeparte cd faim64sa revolutie So
44A<
New-York tribune., 1920-06-13

War was drawing away. The start car
ried them across the chute top and
onto the old training track. In three
jumps Man O. War was clear and fight
ing Hummer for his head.
Donnaconna kept close to Man o.
War only by sufferance. Hummer, it
was seen, was rating his mount by
Donnaconna, and Donnaconna was do
ig the best he could. But even SO, Man
O. War drew out to lead of couple
Of lengths as they circled the far turn
of the old training track and swept on
to the underground that screens the
view for nearly half mile.
Man O. War broke first into view out
made up some of his disadvantage. His
muzzle was crowding Man O. Wars
crupper. Barrett set Donnaconna down
then in an effort to get up. Man o. War
was still plainly under triple wraps.
Wins by Twenty Lengths
As they swung on to the main track
It was simply case Of how far Man O.
War cared to win. Not until the turn
into the main stretch did Hummer once
give Man O. War his head. He bound
GU away tuoH from OOnnaCOnna as q
temperamental horse shuns the lash
as if Donnaconna had dropped in his
tracks. Through the stretch Hummer
held Man o War snugly, but let him
run his fill. Irresistible, fsultless in
stride. down to the finish swept the
horse Of thousand years to new glory
and a new worlds record, winning by
twenty lengths. The money? Well,
what is the mere matter of 81 ,45O to an
immortal?
Speaking Of records, one cannot
easily forget Cleopatra's victory in the
Coaching Club American Oaks of S.,
600. at a mile and three furlongs
Cleopatra raced the distance in
2:1S As, clipping 1 2-5 seconds from
the record of P. A. Clark's Polka Dot,
established one year ago. This odds
or on favorite Of field of three laid off
the early pace to the middle of the
last turn, then won breezing. She took
down .s3,s76 in cash and a 5000 CUP.
SECOND only to Man O. Wars $3.50 cup.
Thrift, ridden by Mr.. H. Tucker. was
disqualified after winning the Amateur
! Cup, heavyweight handicap at mile.
New-York tribune., 1920-06-13
Latonia Results

e,itIs First ,,,a race Spurse $1,000 for maiden
NJ lis Lunsford5 $3.50. sar55o'ss5niia sa'5o snd 81 5o
:iTs 81 s'sSna fSTd MSTy sqf%s Wds5 isa
Mary g: Marjorie Mickey. Millersburv
schara Zade. Alberta, Horkyte and Coz
cite also ran.
IS Second en race (purse for three -year-ods
Grass i15 tPooD. s5iso M ssso and 81
wyon; y.gG; Bullion. 1l6 GIorrissey). $500 and
sony sssS ssssSnd th,2a 1aek r,s Hare jr 10 W
Stride. Basil and b. B. johnson also ran.
uandcav uh1Td race ,0r purse $4,000 Havln Hotel
!poop. Sc. *44o and $3.50. won; Baisnour 1uo
1Is 11Ms5ida}2; }yviIsa $50 and g. sesond Mnte
l:H s-5. courtshp and Breeze n.s' also 'lme' rnn
Fourth race tpurse $500; for colts and
snsra"sw'oh, p ao ,San l9s (oarnsrj $3.50. ss7o and
SEQ and 50 2rsenand ao aannnd 1os oRoalTiguez)
SLunsford), $40 third. Tme rhn. 'ioe 200 2. s. s.
some Baby and Runzaf also ran.
Flfth race CThe Latona Derby for three
saS Gohsson "sa stso 's.S and
1880. third Time. ss s:ss. Re Rouean. Ssan''9Ia, "ap
tain Mac. Peace Penffant, Prince Pal and
Makeup also ran.
anainan s1sin race ;.r (pS5.s $500; Metropole
SIX, 81. o ofurloongs-westwood. lol (Garner55.
$3.50. $50 and $50. won: Marjorie
hayneH. io2 (Kederis). 342o and S310.
second; Biuc Paradise. 1ol tWlda), 81,
tnird. Time. 1:12 2-5. Jorice Indy Fair
pay Colonel Taylor. Marie Miller and
Tacoln alison ran.
seventh race (purse $1,000: for four
yyehr- -olds and up; claiming, ono milo and
three 81 sxtecnths)-stas Real. lO4 (Hunt).
900, $40 and s2.4G won; Sun God. 100
,cnrm92ddy) sa2o and s2 30. second Lazy
Lou. l04 CWida) 500 third Time
lths 40, Sir John Vergno and Bourbon
Green also ran
New-York tribune., 1920-06-13
War Department
Picks Rifle Team
For Olympic Shoot
From The T,ibuns's Washington Bureau

From, The T7ibune's Washington Bureau
WASHINGTON, June 12.-rhe Amer
lean Olympic rifle team. composed OF
the crack shots of the Army, Navy,
Marine Corps, National Guard and
civilians, was selected to-day by
the War Depe rtment and directed to
report at Hoboken June 20 to sail for
Antwerp, Belgium, to participate in
the seventh Olympiad.
The team officials include Major
George c. Shaw, U. s. A., team cap
Corps, coach; Captain Paul W. Mapes,
U. S. A., adjutant; Major W. P. Wheel
err U. S. A., supply officer; Colonel
William Libbey, National Guard, New
Jersey, liaison officer; Lieutenant
Commander William N. Mcdonnell, U.
S. n, medical officer.
The seventeen shooting members Of
the team are:
First Lieutenant Thomas q Brown. U. s.
A.; captain Arthur Hh y D. PsS R9throck;, u 9. 4:
frss'ht 9Eass Eyds spoons as
u S. A.; Major f. G. Lindroth, U. s. A.
Joseph r. Lawless. Waltham, Mass. Sec
Corps; Sergeant Ralph M. Hcnshaw Ma
rine Corps; Captain William D. F. Leush
ner, Y. 5. A; First Sergeant Dennis Fen
ton U. S. a.; Gunnery Sergeant Ollie NJ.
schriver. Marine Corps; Lieutenant Com
mander Willis A. Lee. U. s. N: First Lieu
tenant Perry g. Schofield, U. s. A. Law
renee A. Nuessen. Washington.
Upon arrival at Antwerp the COM
manding officer of the American forces
in Germany will provide range facili-
ties and otherwise assist in the teams
constant practice until the Olympic
games.
The army's crack athletes of the
American forces will arrive in New
York on the army transport Pocahon-
tas Monday, the War Department was
advised to-day. The winners in the
Olympic try-outs in Germany for the
army team include three officers and
main only short time in New York,
and will then 60 to St. Louis to COM
pete in the army inter-departme en- tai
meet to be held there July 2, 3 and s..
New-York tribune., 1920-06-13
he "Babe's" Mother Goose
West Side Tennis Team
Beats Yale 6 Matches to 2

=, The team of the West Side Tennis
Club defeated the team from Yale Uni
yyersIty yesterday afternoon on the
WesI Side courts by total of 6
matches to 2, Yale winning both doubles
matches. Walter Merrill Hall led off
with a victory for the West Side by de-
featlng l. Maxwell Banks jr. by score
OF 9-2, 4-6, Is, and seiichiro Kashio
lollowed l by vanquishing Kenneth
Hawks at Cd, 6-3.
The summarizes:
Singles-W. NJ. Hall, w. s, defeated l.,
N. N tanks r., Y, e--2. 4-e, 6-s; seiichiro
kashio, w. S. defeated X. Hawks, Y.
G-4, S. r. G. Baggs. w. s.. won from
N ~ M Wilder Y, by default; l.. Z. Mahan
w. 81, defeated E. l.. Hedstrom, Y. 6-4
1t, e.; G. A. L. Dionne. W. S. defeated
w. B; Hawks. Y. 6-2, 6-2; p. L. Kynas-
ton. w. s.. defeated ]. Morse Y. 6-.-3,
4-6. e.. -
Doubles-K. Hawks and Banks. T.. de-
feated F c. Paggs and II. l.. Taylor. w.
=, s-1, Is: w: b. Hawks and Hedstrom,
T.. defeated r.. L. Baggs and Murray Ver-
non. w. s.. 6-2
New-York tribune., 1920-06-13
Refuses $500, 600
For Man o. War

CAMUEL d. RIDDLE, of Phila-
delphia, refused an offer of
$260,000 for his champion Of cham
pions at Belmont Park yesterday
afternoon before Man O. War set
new worlds record for a mile and
three furlongs. This tempting price
was offered by James Healey on be-
half of Joseph L. Murphy, like Mr..
Riddle Philadelphia sportsman and
breeder of thoroughbreds, Murphy
wished the great son of Fair Play
and Mahubah for his stud.
Riddle would not sell Man O. War
at any price as he himself wishes
him for stud duty when his racing
career ends. He will race this
season and next, If he stands. At
the moment it looks as If he might
go on through several hard CAM
paigns. Man O. War Is the soundest
horse imaginable; and has not SO
much as sneezed since Mr.. Riddle
paid $4,000 for him at the Belmont
sale at Saratoga a year ago last
August.
New-York tribune., 1920-06-13

Upset Captures
Latonia Derby;
Gladiator I'd
Ethel Gray Third in Ken
tl1cky Classic; Winner
Makes Slow Time of 1882

LAToN1A, KY, June 12.-Upset won
the Latonia Derby here to-day. Gladia-
tor was second and Ethel Gray third
The time for the mile and half was
1882. Rouleau, Captain Mac, Peace
Pennant, Prince Pal and Make Up also
ran.
Gladiator finished half length be-
hind Harry Payne Whitney's winning
entry, while Ethel Gray traiied Gladi-
ator by length.
The track was fast and the weather
said to have broken all records for
tbs track.
Paul Jones, winner of the Suburban
Handicap and the Kentucky Derby, en-
tered as a starter, was withdrawn on
account Of lameness. Sterling also
was scratched.
The record time for the Latonia
Derby is 2:302-5, held by Governor
GRAY and John Gund
New-York tribune., 1920-06-13
George Washington High
School Wins Tennis Title

In its first term as av independent
school, George Washington High, of
lnwood-on the Hudson (Manhattan) has
won the tcnnis cup in the Public
Schools Athletic League championships
Already champion of four boroughs,
she si secured the city title BY defeating
Manual Training, of Brooklyn, yester-
day afternoon by the score of 8 to 2.
Inc summary follows:
Doubles match-Titus and Blake (Mr1
6-3. - -
\, First First sngles--Lang "a. w) defeated
Marshall (M T), 3--6. 7--5 St
second singles-kuhn %. W. defeated
Catlin (M. To. Is. 6--1.
feated sudlum On. T). e--@. e-s.
The former champion was De Witt
Clinton, which held the title for three
years
The metropolitan junior champion
snip Will be settled to-day between
Jerry Lang and Ernest Kuhn, who are
classmates at George Washington.
New-York tribune., 1920-06-13
Wordsworth Wins Trophy
ON Plainfeld Club Links

>PLA1NFIELD, N. j., June 12-wil-
lard Wordsworth won the Insurance
Mems trophy at the Plainfeld Country
Club to-day by 3 up on par in the
match play, eighteen holes against par,
thrce-guarters handicap. L. S. Gates,
who was 3 down 20 par, was second.
y ordsworth also won the ball sweep
stakes.
The best scores: Willard Wordsworth,
77-10-67; L. H. Gates, 9O-23-67i
e. A. Momann, 9O-21-69; A. q. Hunt
Mgton, 76-6-70; Wylie Brown, So
w. w. Coriell, 93-17-76.
A. q. Huntington won the club handi'
cap with a card Of 76-6-70.
New-York tribune., 1920-06-13
17-Year-Old Golfer Wins
Match for Club Title

MONTCLAIR, N. j., June 12.-First
round at match play for the champion
ship of the Upper Montclair Country
Club was played to-day. Stephen Ber-
rien, a seventeen-year-o golfer, de-
feated H. Moir up in the first set
Of 16, which is contesting for cham
pionship laurels. The other scores were
A. E. Betteridge beat G. H. Eypper 2
up /. R. Sanderson beat A. D. Buzby
up 2. c. w. Anderson jr. beat S. NJ
Wood v up 2. W. J: Mclaughlin beat
beat R. L. Chipman up 6.
In the sweepstakes A. D. Buzby won
with 82-1O-72. The finals in
women's putting competition was won
by Mrs. A. d. Buzby, who defeated Miss
Lillian Lang 4 up 8,
New-York tribune., 1920-06-13
Ten Alleged Gamblers
Arrested i'm Bleachers

LOS ANGELES, June 12-Ten men
arrested in the bleachers at yesterdays
Pacific Coast League baseball game
here, to-day were charged with gam
bling. The arrests were part of cam
palgn to eradicate gambling in connec.
tlon with baseball on the Coast, in
augurated at the instance of league Of
ficials.
While the arrests were being made,
1t became known to-day, thieves en-
tered the clubhouse and rifed the lock-
ers of the visiting Seattle players, all
OF whom, except one who had hidden
his money in the roof, suffered losses.
New-York tribune., 1920-06-13
riddle Colt Clips 22-5 Sec.
Off Figures for 1873 Miles
Greatest Thoroughbred in History Runs Away From
Donnacona and Wins by Twenty Lengths Over
s-shaped Course in 2:l41.5; 10000 See Feat
By w. ]. Macbeth

Man q War; the living thoughbred raced himself into
another niche at Belmont Park
This irresistible handsome chestnut of
PayMahubah, tradionay
universal that the champion of all champions
thoroughbred past present
Park the capable of
gzzd the could
greatest
New-York tribune., 1920-06-13
Evans Wins Golf Honors

W. F. Evans. with a score of SOL
-o9, won the honors in Glass A in the
Red Gard handicap play at the Dun
woodle Country Club yesterday after
noon. j. A. Dauhel finished second
with 06-15-71. j. M Corcoran won
the trophy in Glass B, with card of
98-3-68, while N. C. White was
second with 92-22-7n
New-York tribune., 1920-06-13
Holy Cross Nine Beats
Harvard in Close Game

WORCESTER, Mass, June 12.-With
both teams on edge throughout the
game and the final score unsettled until
the last out, Harvard lost to Holy Cross,
to g. 1t was the best game seen here
this season. Holy Cross won in the
sixth with three hits, sacrifice and an
error. Two runs in the seventh came
on walk, triple and single.
The score.
New-York tribune., 1920-06-13
Skeeters in Double RilI

Bill Donovan's Skeeters will engage
in a double header with Hugh Duffy
Torontos in West Side Park, Jersey
City, this afternoon The Canadian,
have designs on the pennant and pos
sess in Vernon Spencer ar outtielder
who Is slated to advance to the majors
next fall.
New-York tribune., 1920-06-13
MOntclair Golf Tourney

MONTCLAIR, N. j., June 12.-Mem-
bers of the Montclair Golf Club played
the second round in the June tourna-
ment match play in foursome. In
Glass A, A. Powell and r. B. Stuart
beat N. M. Robinson and p. l.. Gala
gher, 8 up 3. j. B. Kremer and f. j.
Swords beat W. r.. Hotchin and E. B..
Stcarns, | up.
New-York tribune., 1920-06-13
Univ. of Vermont
Defeats FOrdham
By E to 3 Score

BURLINGTON, VT, June 12.-The
University Of Vermont defeated Ford
ham this afternoon by score of to 3.
Kibbee, the Vermont twirler, was in ex-
cellent form, and the visitors were un-
able to connect with his offerings in the
pinches. Waters pitched brilliant ball
at times, but in the eighth allowed four
hits, which netted the home nine three
runs.
The score.
New-York tribune., 1920-06-13
Manor Field Eleven Wins

The eleven Of the Manor Field
Cricket Club, champion team of the
New York and New Jersey Cricket AS
eociation, defeated the Columbia Oval
Cricket Club by margin of 112 runs
on totals Of 141 to 90 in the association
match at Manor Field, West New
Brighton, yesterday. This makes the
second straight victory for the cham
pions this season.
New-York tribune., 1920-06-13
HOLY CROSS
Totals ..2o4727 90 Totals ....s4s524 l6 3
sBatted for Hardell in sixth inning.
Batted for Bullard In ninth inning

fBatted for Bullard In ninth inning
HaEys Ha1y Gross: rd Q . @
Two-base hit-Lincoln. Three base hit
Lincoln. Home run-Doherty. Sacri-
fces-Horan, Emmons. Double pay-Em-
mons Conlon and Jones. Hits-Off Har-
dell, 8 In 6 innings; off Bullard in 3.
bases on balls-Of Horan, 2; off Hardeu,
j. !. struck out-By Horan, Z; by Hardeli'
2; by Bullock, 1. Passed ball-Connors
game--1 :55 A4iAo VI
New-York tribune., 1920-06-13
Shrubb to Train Oxford

MONTREAL, June 12.-Alfred Shrubb,
longdistance runner, sailed to-day for
England on the steamship Canada, to
train the Oxford team for its races
with the Princeton University runners
Later Shrubb expects to handle the
South African OLYMPIC team.
New-York tribune., 1920-06-13
Tie for Sweepstakes Prize

j: P. Murer and P. W. satterthwaite
tied for. first place in the Baltusrol
Golf Club sweepstakes yesterday after
noon. Muerer had score of 9f~-22-
II, while Satterthwaite had an So
l3-72. r. R. Bander was third with
93-14-77.