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New-York tribune., 1920-07-25
Washburn and Hunter
In Finals at Westchester

Watson M. Washburn and Francis
7. Hunter will meet this afternoon al
2:30 o'clock in the final round of the
annual invitation single lawn tennis
tournament of the Country Club of
Westchester. Washburn gained bis
bracket yesterday afternoon by defeat
ing Henry II. Bassford at 1O--s, g.
in the fourth round, and Hugh KelJe-
her, at ST, Go, So, in the semi
final. Hunter, who had played earlier
in the day at New Rochelle, defeated
Hoffman Nickerson at 6--l. So in
the same round. Kel]cher, before be-
ing eliminated by Washburn, had put
out W. j. Gallon at e-2, e. in the
fourth round.
1t was Washburn's splendid place
ment shots as he sent drives through
Kelleher's deep court that proved the
undoing Of Kelleher, who has peen the
sensation of the tournament because
OF his spectacular overhead game
Nickerson was no match for the hard
hitting Hunter, who kept sending ter
rife forehaud drives through the oppo-
site court and backed these up b.
severe overland volleying and gooc
smashing.
New-York tribune., 1920-07-25
New Combination
Reaches Into Final
For Doubles Title

AS the result of two startling upsets,
Robert S. Stoddart and S. G. Kelley, a
new doubles combination. won their
way into the final round of the Man
haitian doubles championship tourna-
meat Yesterday afternoon by defeating
Alrick H. Man jr, and Cedric A.
Major at "a, liz, on the clay courts
Of the New York Tennis Club.
Previous to losing to Stoddart and
Kelley in the semi-fnal. Man and
Major had crushed Frederick C. Ander
son and Ben H. Letson at 6--1, Go,
in the third round brackets, completely
outplaying the young New Jersey
state champions at all stages The
final round match for the champion
ship, now held by Vincent Richards and
Allen Behr, who will not defend, will
be played this afternoon.
The summaries:
Manhattan championship mems doubles
first rouud-B. Cawse and K l.. Fisher
defeated G. Hobson and G.. Guilbert, I'll
G--5 Dr. Wallace Krugler and Fred
Pianisani defeated George 1. Burr and
Harold Swain, 6-3, 6---2.
Second round-Dr Wallace Kruger and
Fred Pianisani defeated c. Chatterton
and v. Vrions, Ga. 2-G, e-1.
Third round-Alrick H. Man ard Cedric
and BENJAMIN NJ. Letson, FL, 60
Semi-fnal round--Rchert S. Stoddart
and S. @ Kelley defeated Alrick H Man
and Cedric A Major 6---4, lii
New-York tribune., 1920-07-25

final, with both having an equal
share in the many fast rallies at the
net in the final match against Mrs.
Cole and Mahan. The latter was not
at his best and this was just sufficient
to turn the tide against his side,
although both sets were keenly fought
from start to finish.
The summarizes:
Womens Metropolitan Championship
Singles (fnal round Miss Marion zinder
stein defeated Miss Eleanor Goss, 81.
6-l.
Women's Metropolitan Championship
Doubles (hnaI round)--Mss Leslie Pan
croft and Miss Phyllis Walsh Won from
Miss Marie Wagner and Miss Clare Cassel,
hy oefault.
Championship Mixed Doubles third
round)--Mrs. B. E. Cole and Lyle e Ma
han defeated Miss Edith Sigourney and
Walter l.. Pate. 10--s, 6-2: Mrs. L. @.
Morris and Alex Her defeated Miss Ger
trude Della Tore and Hugh +. Nehring,
St. 7-5: Miss Eleanor Goss and Donald
M Biodgett defeated Mrs. Percy Wnbourn
and T. {. Trask. So. Go.
Semi final round--Mrs. Cole and Mr. Ma
han defeated Mrs. Morris and Mr.. Her.
SIS. 81; Miss Eleanor Teauart and
William A Campbell defeated Miss Goss
and Mr.. Bodgett, 81, 6-3, C..
Final round-Mlss Tenant and Mr.
Campbell defeated Mrs. Cole and Mr..
Mahan. 81, "a.
New-York tribune., 1920-07-25
Harris and Anderson
In Greenwich Tourney

Tho mems open singles lawn tennis
tournament of the Greenwich Country
Club began on the clay courts. with ar
entry list of fifty, among whom Frank
T. Anderson, Brooklyn champion. and
Fred H. Harris, former New England
title holder, are the most prominen.
They are on opposite sides of the draw
A number of defaults were recorded
yesterday, and substantial progress
was made during the day. The tourna-
ment will continue to-day.
The summarizes:
Grenewich Country Clubs open men, :,
singles first round)-H. X. Manchestel
defeated r. N. Gibson. 60, 6-2; II. j
Fitzpatrick defeated l.. De Wolfe. s-4
Ga; w. T. Wilder defeated f. Peixotts
Go. 2--6. g. H. Hustled defeated L. A
Gibson. e.. 4-6. rs; A. Sidenberg de-
feated r. Bradley. Ga, IS; J. r. Mac
Guire defeated w. E. Du Barry, 50, 81
A. B. Murray defeated e. w. Helme. SIS
6-2, So: e. B. Sheridan defeated u
Biust. 6--2, 1-8. 6---4.
Second round-F. NJ. Pawley defeated
x. Fl. Stanley. 3--e, e--I. Is: 8. NC
Mshon defeated w. A. White. e--4. 4-e
ss--s 9. x. barry defeated G; A. Belts
SIS, 60. So r. Powers defeated a
Wheeler, II; e-l; Donald Keresey ,ti dc.
feated F. Y. Little. 6-2, 60; J. A. ColluH
defeated r. Lincoln. ga. S-Ss
New-York tribune., 1920-07-25
Kynaston Plays for
North Jersey Net Title

SPRING LAKE. N. Y, July PIPER
cy L. Kynaston of New York won the
annual North Jersey Coast champion
ship lawn tennis tournament here this
afternoon by defeating Ralph L. Baggs
of New York at 6-3, 6-4, Is, in
the final round
Tomorrow afternoon Kynaston will
meet j. P. Stockton, present holder of
the challenge cup, in the challenge
round for the title. The tournament is
being played on the clay courts of the
Bathing and Tennis Club.
In the sem-hnal, Kynaston defeated
Ludlow Van Deventer at IS, 81,
while Baggs, who twice won the cup,
defeated Robert Bennett by score of
6-3, 3-6. 6-2. 1t as Kynaston' g
steadiness from back-court and his
great getting" that won the day for
him. Stockton has won the cup twice
and victory tomorrow will give him
permanent possession.
New-York tribune., 1920-07-25
Draw Announced for
n. 7. Sectional Doubles

Ths New York sectional doubles
championship lawn tennis tournament
beginning on the turf courts OF tho
Crescent Athletic Club at Bay Ridge at
$3.50 o'clock tomorrow afternoon, will
start off as follows, with thirty-twc
pairs in tho draw:
First rounds. y. Brubans and Ralph
De Motto VS.. r G. Anderson and w A.
Hartye; r. N. kirkland and J. p. Stock
ton IS. L. and p. Van Deventer: p. w
Scahury and Valentine Havens IS. I. 3.
Alexander and s. Howard Eosheli; r. u.
Richey and Cecil Donaldson vs.. Ha rold A.
Throck morton and partner; Willard Bots
ford and +. r. Anderson F. c. BagSs
and partner: Girard Edwards and Or,on
Plalce Ns. G. Donaldson and r. II. Cherry
L. E. Mahan and A. H Man tr. We r. L.
Baggs and A. j. Lowrey. Fl. g. Parker and
Hugh kelleher vs. DIR. William Roscn-
baum and partner; George Roberts and J,
W. WINS VS.. 3. II. Letson and p. G An
derson: II. L. Taylor and James Weber vs
L. W. Shaw and T. " Brown: S. r. Mac
Allister and G. G. Moore Jr. vs. x. John
son and F. siion; ", Merrill Hall and
s Groesbeck; c. NJ. Bull lr. and partner
va. Embree Henderson and A. y. Ham
nett: j. T. Allen and IL. r. Burroughs w.
Jose Paez and T. Ecyee. J. W. Anderson
and c. G. burrows r ~. Day and II.
Parsons: Milton Soper and Jack Martin
vs. II E. O'Boyle and Donald Keressy.
New-York tribune., 1920-07-25
Yankee Rihenen
Make Clean Sweep
At Olympic Traps

ANTWERP, July "a (By The Asso-
ciated Press America made a clean
sweep to-day in the Olympic trap shoot
ing, taking the first five places in the
Champaign, H., is the Olympic cham
pon. He scored 95 out of possible 100
Frank M. Troeh, of Vancouver, Wash
was second with 90.
Horace Bonser, Cincinnati; Frank S
Wright, Buffalo, and Fred Plum, At
!antic City, tied for third with s.
Airie won with a sensational straight
10 at the finish. shooting at birds
sprung at random from eight traps( {
while Troch, whowas tied with him at
90. broke only eight of the last string.
The days shooting was done in bad
weather, with wind and rain and al
ternating sunshine.
New-York tribune., 1920-07-25
Best Bail Cards
New York Winner
Over Philadelphia
In Cricket Match

Dismissing the eleven of the Phila-
delphia Cricket Club for 35, the small
est total in any of the Halifax Cup
games this season, the New York
Cricket team scored a total of 172 and
thereby notched another victory in the
nter-city series, incidentally securing
second place.
The outstanding features of the
match were the batting of j. l.. Poyer
Of the Brooklyn Cricket Club, who
with finely played Al again headed the
New York batsmen, and the batting
and bowling of L. R. Miller, who play ed
not out innings of "a and also took
five Philadelphia wickets for 18 runs
F. c. Taylor, of New York, likewise
was most effective with the ball, being
credited with four wickets for ii runs
New-York tribune., 1920-07-25
Ruth Alscays Hitting Rus, Homes

Every time go the Polish Grounds
run home wish that day wouldn't get
no run home at all could tell people time
Baby" Ruthsen didn't a home
Il wouldn't the yacht all tomorrow ONLY me
and Sir Iomasefsky Lpsten on
me II wouldn't But don't think
the unless he would listen good got He could
nd where they keeping it and smart in
the safe BUSINESS which he told
cracker IN New York. and he would and give me
better rate than safe cracker the
mats what you get from mixing
would help business told hut
1t looks to me like he practically the
Il hoping that the
there amt wind there wouldn't
wind there wouldn't be Yacht boats
kicking rne
New-York tribune., 1920-07-25
Stroke by Stroke
Analysis Of Match
For Tennis Groom

FIRST SET
Miss Mnderstein. GINS. Pts.
1 5 3 1 l 4 G 4 9 S $3.50
Miss Goss,
a 8 $ 2 4as4s 1-7-5e
STROKE ANALYSIS
y. o. Pl.S.ADef
Miss 2inderstcin. 20 10 16 o $50
Miss Goss. .......i' 20 Is 0 3-52
SECOND SET
Miss Zlnderstein. a 4 ! 3 4-6-es
Miss Goss ...-.-..2 2 2 3 : 4 2-1-l7
STROKE ANALYSIS
n. q. PlS.ADef.
Miss Zinderstein. IL 2 8 o I-26
Miss Goss. ? 1--iS
REHABILITATION
Miss Zinderstein. 81 IL rs o 8-s2
Miss Goss.. 26 II 40
TOTALS
- ErrOrs. points.
Miss Zinderstein. ~ 81 25
Miss Goss ..-............ 81 IS
Games. Sets. Points.
Hiss Zirderstetn. 49, Is AZ
Miss Goss. ...-... s . So ss
New-York tribune., 1920-07-25
No Changes To Be Made
In Maryland Racing Meets

BALTIMORE. July 24.-The re-
Gently appointed Maryland Racing Com
mission probably will make no change
this year in in the number of
days Of racing allowed each of the i'm
portant tracks, and consideration OF
reduction In the aggregate number of
racing days for the four big tracks
Pimlico, Laurel, Havre de Grace and
Bowie--will be postponed until mex.
year.
This news came from a member OF
the commission following the first for
NAL meeting to-day.
New-York tribune., 1920-07-25
Manhattan Cricketers
Win Eighth Straight

With a victory over Kings County by
n runs at Prospect Park yesterday the
champion team of the Manhattan Crick-
CT Club scored their eighth consecutive
win in the annual championship compe-
tition Of the Metropolitan District
Cricket League.
Kings County batted first, and was
dismissed for go. Of which F. Lord
contributed II. II. A. Meyer, with 6
wickets for 10 runs, was very effective
for Tho Manhattans, and also scored
IL. Top score of AZ was made by j. E.
Langley in behalf Of the champions.
AS bowler he accounted for two
wicEets at no cost.
L. Hartley, 2s; II. Smith, II, were
the other Manhattan doubles Atwood
Huggins and E. Lord did Kings Coun-
tvs bowling
New-York tribune., 1920-07-25
Cleveland Yacht Again
Carries OFF Upton Cup

CLEVELAND, July 24.-For the third
successive year the Cleveland yacht
Mebleh, Captain George Wood, won the
Sir Thomas Upton trophy for Glass R
boats, defeating the Yank, Of Toledo
and the Clarice, of Cleveland. en- the
twclve-mile triangular course off Rocky
River to-day.
BY virtue of the Mebleh's victory
the Upton cup will remain at the
Cleveland Yacht Club for the coming
year. The Mebleh first won the trophy
at Chicago and repeated here last year
New-York tribune., 1920-07-25
Johnston and Parke
Beaten by Williams

\ ONDON, July PAR. Norris
Williams, of Boston, defeated
J. c. Parke, of the British Davis
Cup Team, in the finals of the Nor
wood lawn tennis tournament to-
day, 63, Ga. rs.
Williams qualified for the finals
by winning over William M. Johns
ton, of California, in close con-
test, Is, Sc, rs.
New-York tribune., 1920-07-25
Armstrong Wins Net Title

MINNEAPOLIS, Mimi. July 24.-Joe
Armstrong, Of St. Paul, to-day became
singles champion Of the Northwestern
Tennis Association by defeating Paul
Bennett, of Winnipeg, Manitoba. in the
finals at the associations annual tour
nament at Deer Haven Courts. The
scores were 7-5. Is, 4-6, 60.
New-York tribune., 1920-07-25
:
Wright Wins Mass. Golf Title

BKOUKLlNE, Mass, July 24.-The
amateur golf championship Of Massa-
chusetts was won on the country club
links to-day by Fred j. Wright jr., of
the Albeniar!e Golf Club, Newtonville,
who defeated Parker SchoAeld, Of the
same club, and /. The thirty-six-
hole match was played amid frequent
thunder showers.
New-York tribune., 1920-07-25
Plainfeld Golfers
Lead i'm Team Match

PLAINFIELD, N. J., July 24.-The
Plainheld Country Club to-day defeat
ed the Shackamaxon Golf Club in q
team match by n score of Is to 8.
There was also match between the
local professional, Marty OLoughlin,
and Pete O'Hara, OF Shackamsxon. for
purse Of slo0, which the latter won,
4 and s.
New-York tribune., 1920-07-25
Jazz First in Race
On South Shrewsbury

RUMSON, N. j., July 24.-In a stiff
southwest wind four knockouts of the
Rumson Country Club sailed a fast
and spectacular race over the club
course on the South Shrewsbury. The
Jazz, sailed by the owner, W. B. Potts,
finished first. Samuel Riker jr.'s Francis,
sailed hy the owner. finished second
Varick Stout's Widgeon was third and
B. H. BorsIon's Rumpus fourth. The
leeward decks were awash throughout
the race and the shippers were drenched
New-York tribune., 1920-07-25
IN Met Tennis Tte-Vardon
Net Stars of East and West

HIKE the three fair vees of racket who exceled
in the womens metropolitan championship tournament
which concluded yesterday Miss Znderstein Miss
Goss finished champion and up respectively while Miss
Tenant of the best players the Pacific Coast
to the final where she lost to Miss Coss
New-York tribune., 1920-07-25
Hunter Reaches Final Round

Francis T. Hunter, Westchester and
North Side champion, reached into the
final round Of the annual Quaker Ridge
championship tournament yesterday on
Tennis Club, by defeating Herbert l..
Bowman at 6--2, 6--1. In the other
semi-fnal match, Joseph w. Fox van
quished Warren f. Osgood at Ga,
81 He and Hunter will meet for the
championship this afternoon.
New-York tribune., 1920-07-25
Miss Goss Yields Final
To B0st011inxa in T,Uo Sets
Visiting Girl Leaves Sick Bed to Beat Miss Ban
croft in Semi-Final and Then to Rout New
York Star in Decisive Match by 81, 6--l

and deserving metropolitan champion Finder
who the honor yesterday defeating
Goss of this city the final
championship tennis championship courts
,he West Side Tennis Club at Forest Hills
New-York tribune., 1920-07-25
Calixa Wins Yacht
Race i'm Record Time

STANFORD. Conn, July 24.-Cover-
ing the six and three quarters mile
course in / hour and 8. minutes in a
race for one-design boats held by the
Stamford Yacht Club this afternoon
the Calixa, owned by Pomeroy and Ed
wards. established record for the
course. A brisk Northwestern was blow
ing.
The boats sarted at 3:15 and finished
as fellows.
New-York tribune., 1920-07-25
90 Craft Start
In IarchnOnt
Club Regatta


LARCHM0NT MANOR. n. Y, July
2s--While two sloops found it i'm
possible TO race for the Americas Cup
in a twenty five knot breeze off Sandy
Hook to-day. the Larchmont Yacht
Club started its annual race week on
Long Island Sound with a feet of
ninety-eight craft crossing the start
ing line in a wind that never was less
than thirty knots. Although there
were many minor accidents that dis
abled craft, no less than sixty finished.
The most serious accident occurred in
the forty-foot division of the New York
Yacht Club.
In this class H. L. Duell's Rowdy
carried away her spreaders, and in
taking in her topsail her captain was
knocked overheard. The skipper was
hneily rescued after he had gone down
twice In the came division Monsoon
rsmmed Shewera while rounding one
Of the marks. The other accidents
were all of minor nature and we're
not reported to the committee
1t has been years since the Larch-
mont Yacht Club has had such heavy
weather for the start of its annual
classic. When Chairman Perrin es-
tablished the starting line off Larch-
mont Breakwater the wind was whip
ping over the Sound from the south
west, turning the usually placid waters
into sea of rolling whitecaps r..
spite the weather, only the smaller.
craft came to the starting line under
reefs The big yachts poked their noses
into the waves as though they thor
cuohly enjoyed the rough conditions.
The fortyfooters of the New Yor'.,
Yacht Club was the principal class.
! The division was decidedly larger than
It has been all summer. due to the
fact that the Down East" yachts that
had been taking part in the recent
cruise of the Eastern Yacht Club are
here. Eight of the sloops came to the
line and had a mighty good race, the
winner being ]. E. Haves's Zilph Al
, though the forties had good brush,
things did not go as well with the
thirty-foot class Of the same club.
( Only two finished, the winner being F.
Richards's Adios.
The Lena which finished second in
this class. had her jib sheets carried
away twice, but repairs were made
Red Wing was the only boat in the
finish. The Long Island Sound schoon-
ers were led home by Allure. the prop
erty of J. ". Alker. Whit finished
alone in the Larchmont inerclub class
IN the third division of the handicap
class the winner was Robin Hood III
In Class L Mingo was the frs. to
finish
The summary of the yachts that fn-
ished follows
NEW YORK 7. c. 4O-FOOTERs-sTARr
New-York tribune., 1920-07-25

Immediately after the match it was
announced that Kane had been made ar
honorary member of the Deal Club,
where he WAS employed as a caddy a
number of years ago.
In the semi-final, Kane surprised the
big gallery attending the meet by de-
feating Frank w. Dyer, of Upper Mont
clair
New-York tribune., 1920-07-25
ZANE Triumphs
In Final Round
On Jersey Links

DEAL BEACH, N. j.. July pa. ].
Kane, of Newark. won the decisive
round of the invitation golf tourna-
ment here to-day when he defeated
Herbert Buchanan, of Shackamaxon. bv
z up and l to play
buchanan trimmed q short putt for
a at the tenth, halved in par. d..
Kane won the eleventh; Buchanan,
trapped. took one over par. Buchanan
also lost the twelfth, one above the
allowance, going out of bounds. Match
squared.
Kane won the thirteenth, fourteenth
and fifteenth, as he did in the morn
ing. Buchanan lost the thirteenth,
taking 2 to reach the green. The
fourteenth furnished the crucial point.
Kane was in rough behind trees and
Buchanan short of the green after a
tremendous brassie. Kane put his
third twenty-five feet from the pin and
holed his putt for birdie.
Three puts cost Buchanan the
fifteenth, which is par q. Buchanan
won the sixteenth, 5 to 6, against par
4, by laying his niblic dead. Kane
was down in 2.
The seventeenth was a half in ) to
par 4. Buchanan sliced into the woods.
but reached the green on terms of
equality only to rim one of the best
calculated puts ever made over a
hillock.
The cards:
New-York tribune., 1920-07-25
Big Money in Big Novelties

i thinking another good ideer when
destroyed torpedo
maybe 1t would be good deer build yacht which
out on the when the blowing
there money in novelties talk
en which and him is chust
corporation and make of them.
But don't nothing about
that New York Yacht Boat Club
ey damaged them the when they
But got of high
o SO they can't claim lot of credit
threw me IN the water where it
when the yacht boat declared
Grounds and could hardly
they And Baby" Ruthsen
1t is now hour and sending Moe
ne is the adding machine business jake
getting hard
Noes would he
New-York tribune., 1920-07-25
Izzy Has Nautical Novelty
Would stage next yacht race in Madison Square o.
By W. O. Mcclellan

II got fine dr for Rickrdten which he running
Maddnsten Square Gardens Izy Kap Il telling
that ne should those yacht boats Sam Rock
and Resolutsr inside there could All
asking him that should
and wouldn't send him bills
Maybe they couldn't sail the yacht boats there
the wnders would be like
little wind wouldn't hurt hem they electrical
fas when they hold the the yacht boat sensitive
when blowing and they would their sails which they amt made
OF
stems Square Gardens, the regng committee would it
sickness.
Il out the
called account Also there much wind the
boats started off there might reging
would chob
would violating the Eighteen Amendment the yacht
racing which that member which
guilty
because only boats il the when
and yacht boats high toned that should did thing
New-York tribune., 1920-07-25

hatherinr, J.. r Percival :s9;os 3;e4 ;oe
MistTsi ?. R. Mallory 5:4s:Ss s:s4:os
NEW YORK Y. c. ao-FooTERs-sT
2:-s-CorRsE. i5E MILES
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HANDICAP CLAss-FIRST DIVISION
sTART :So-coURsE. lSh MILES
Rec coraeatsa Mins I'M and Ta'e wing
Esndicaps Kill remain the same for Mon
days race
HoSe s4Anx IzrASD soTSg seHoSYERs ;ss SS1Es
Aii0rS Aiioi% Il Rad haidwin ass57
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HHsRclHMoST INTER :cLuh cIAss~
wh,T sTAfr s3ewcouRsE la. ~ MILES ,s
START. 2:4o-CoURsE. 14a NILES
Robin Hood III, G. E.
Kim GaFf,anq Il Z Hatfed ssssS e 40 sssao ss:ao
ouaferess, c l. weyand s:&4is 2:s4is
CLASS U-sTART. 2:eo-coURsE. l%s
MILES
Minso. II, T; Horndge s:2e:2s 3:ts:.s
v1cToHE 9ouRtE. stkAsSNsT1hE: S.,. nlEEs s'''-
otranto. R b Meyer s:4s:ls s:0o soo,s
Aierte. R r Martin .... SIS az s:Si:s7
spad H. ! Pratt ........ Did not finish
soikante. lueince, Swan &
cantisny lasa' Df c l. Atkinson rs so7is o7is
GLEN COVE JEWELS ANn MANHAs-
SET SET. FAY E. :. SLAss-srARr eli IS $50
Amethyst. J K Remmey.4;35. 1:35:4s
Kit. C S. Sic.i.-,.-.......+:26:IO 1850
Jade. E c. willard rd......4:sI:b4 "a
STAR cLAss,.sTART 2;S5-couRsE
Vega, K. G. u Oench .37:0o l.42 05
Twinkle. J. G. Alley y'..--.t t:ss:d9 l:ts:d9
AauiIa s;s b;oas G. guTTy Robon Ss tSSa
Tara s. Cowl ..4:44os 14s 0s
Mora, y: Linkfela -....-4 $3.50 5000
North Star, O. P. Hanby 4:4s:Is 1919
Taurus, W. !. lnslee ..--.4.+6 SO l:5I SO
Neptune. C $. Soaring 4:.7:so 1890
South n Cross. A Knapp ira: 55 1925
Saturn, G. w Elder. +:4s:is l:53:ls
Dione. {. r.. Hanes. 4:49:27 l:54:27
Sereid. " c Crosby 4. @ 81 SO iss:5s s
HANDICAP CLAss-FOURTH sDIvIsION
START. s:oo-coURsE. ~ MILES
Squaw. h. Jacob. ob......-....4:2 l:22:4e
Mercury. E. W Fisher .....4:27:27 1:27:2T
.,C, Correctsd t5s. - time on sauaw' i;is'2 Mer
SPECIAL cLAss-coURsE. tn MILES
START. 800
sa.Sa s9ua B Jsoos ss:ss issss
Corrected time on squaw. $40; Guar
dia, :32 0s.
SLOOPs - CLASS - START, 500
COURSE. tx MILES
Spinster, T. Hammond. 4:27:52 1:z7:5z
FanO r Z. Jennings 4:S0:31 1:30:31
sEAwANHAKA-CORIN ONE DE-
SIGN CLASS-START. 3:es-COURSE
ia MILES
Scuipin. r. Remington. on....4:4s,4s 1:43:4s
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The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1920-05-27
WHERE THEY FOUND THE HAT
Joe's Use of Brother Agents Head
gear, to Say the Least, Had
Not improved It.

Attorney General Palmer instructed
the New York branch of the depart
ment of justice recently to gather all
the German propaganda evidence. it
had accumulated to prosecute enemy
aliens during the war and forward it
to Washington, where. it could be
stored in the state department vaults.
The books, papers and documents were
placed in a wooden case five feet high,
four feet wide and two feet deep,
which was put in special baggage
car accompanied by two special agents
OF the department.
One of the agents became tired OF
sitting watching the case and said he
would take q nap on 1t. He turned
the case over on its side and laid down
on 1t, using his handbag as pillow,
while the other laid on the floor Of
the car alongside the big box. In the
morning Special Agent Joe, who slept
on the box, awpke and found Agent
Bill searching all through the car for
something. He asked what he had
lost and Bill said that he certainly had
a hat when he entered the car but it
was missing. They could not find the
hat and finally turned the case right
end up and there lay Agent Bills new
fall derby under 1t mashed perfectly
fiat. Tableau.