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The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-05-07
tBy Associated Press !

CHICAGO, May Emma Goldman.
radical leader, deported to Russia with
Alex. Berkham and others, has found
It difficult to acclimatize herself IN
the land of her birth and is "homesick
for the U. S." according to letter
from her to DR.. Ben Reitman, long her
friend, made public today. The le..
ter was dated Moscow, March s.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-05-07
Judge 0verrules
The Hughes Plea

L ~ lDy 11o6US4dk0A AISS11sL. " b
.s-lNDIANApoIIS MAY. THE plea
In abatement filed yesterday by
Charles e s. Hughes. special counsel
for indicted Indiana members Of
United Mins Workers of America
was oyerrnled in United States dis
trict court by Judge Anderson today.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-05-07
MONTANA MEANT DIES.

David Stokes, the thirteen months
old infant of Mr.. and Mrs. n. s
stokes, died last night at the home O
his parents at Montana after an III
ness with pneumonia. The funeral
took place this afternoon and buria
was made at Montana by Undertaken
r. c. Jones'.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-05-07
oh, Listen Here!
BY ADAM $. LANE.

Friends, declare l Was
Only considering My
Personal liberty When
I announced My
Intention Of Running
For Something
Last Week.
My mounting Fancy
Never scared to The
Pinnacle from Whence
1t could Visualize
The complete Dimensions
OF the Hurricane
!, so innocently, Invoked.
Lawsee! l haven't Had
Tire to Sleep
Since that Portentous
Day!
want to Toll
Th' general public That
TIL primary candidates In
Th' coming Contest
Are SO wrapt up In
WiLEl5g Out
That something Should
Be Planned
To divert the Minds
OF the Defeated
Else tn Lamentations
VIII be of Such
Volume that tn Voice
OF tn Victor
Will Ee Drowned.
Friends. the Interest
That has been Shown
In the Question FF
Regarding what Office =:
lsabalI finally Honor ~
With my Distinguished
Preference is Beyond
Conception,
Conjecture,
Computation,
And
Congoleum,
And then Some!
One minute after The
Paper appeared, C. W.
Hawkins and Orville Nay
Both tried to Enter
Th' office door At
Once.
Adam, they Chorused,
Are You out For
]. P. or Constable?"
Gentlemen" said I With
Amusement, you May
Spread the glad TMings
That I will Not
Run for Either"
They wrung my Hand
And Departed.
Friends, in Lessen
Five minutes everything Was
Blocked clear Across
Th' Street.
Candidates swarmed like
Was a Queen-bee Leading
A home-seekers' Expedition.
Th' fire department Got
Me out and When
! arrived at My
House, the news Had
Preceded Ne
And office-seekers Were
Encamped wherever A
FOOtlOlQ was Possible.
AS the evening Wore
Away tn kilograms
Began to Arrive,
And long distance Calls.
Morgan and Koontz
Both on the Wire
At once, and At
2 a. IN. a night Letter
From Wood saying, Heard
Rumor. Is it Possible
That you are Considering
The presidency? Wire Collect
And at Four
A cable from Davis
With the cryptic Word
wait"
retired utterly Ex-
Hausted to Cogitate
Over the Outlook.
Continued on pags two.'
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-05-07
Euneral u Jonat,an IIsla.

FUNERAL OF Jullll5Illl ~ n q I7'77'7'7
The funeral Of Jonathan + err
field whose death took pl4e " John
Hoskins hospital IN Helllinpfe
held this afternoon At 3 $50 1'1'1c
from the family residence ~ Il |||'
rnony. The funeral WIS l1t1
tended by relatives and kkiqno.
terment was made by Undes'4 '.1I
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-05-07

|SometRussia Holds FelvJoys For
Emma Goldman, Forn1erU SRed

81 lived in America 30 years
you know. However II could at
least hear from those dear to me
! left behind it would not be SO
difficult"
Her lack of knowledge Of the Rus
sian language and familiarity with
"the new strange situation" had KEEP,
her from becoming active in social
work she wrote,
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-05-07

WASHINGTON, May pfiyasssg y
message received here after midnight
from Mexico City BY way Of 7laaresit
saying that President Carranza lisst
already left the Mexican capita ar
Vera Cruz had not been confirmed L Il
official circles early today. S
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-05-07
THE i II WEATHER ! / !

n
Partly cloudy tcnluh ~
satardsy
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-07-16

nent,' abolition OF secret treaties
and withdrawal of the United States
from the dictatorship we exercise
over the Philippines. Cuba Porto
Rico. Guam anu Hawaii" This Sec
ton also pledges support 70 "a
League of Free Peoples
3. Demands democratic control
of industries. laying down the right
of labor for an increasing share in
the responsibilities and management
of industry
/. Calls for public ownership of
all public utilities and natural re-
sources and immediate repeal of the
Esch-Cummings railroad law.
]. Demands favorable laws for
farmers. establishment OF public
markets. extension of federal farm
lean systems. organization of state
and national service to guide appii-
cants for farms and farmers already
on land and promotion Of farmers
benefit. Organlza ton which actual
ly will help
s. Advocates government economy
10 replace extravaganza that has run
riot under the present administration
denounclng the system that has
created one war millionaire for every
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three American soldiers killed in
France" demanding that war ac-
quired wealth be taxed so as to shift
the tax burden from the poor. ex-
pressing opposition 70 consumption
taxes and recommending steepIy
graduated income taxes for federal
revenue and taxation OF land values
and sharply graduated inheritance
taxes for state and local goverrIn: enr.
!. Urges reduction Of the cost Of
living by stabliiZ.ng Currency. federal
control Of near packing. industry and
enforcement of present laws against
I'll ofiteesr especially the big ones
s. Favors Justice TO soldiers of the
world war as a matter Of right and
not Of clarity recommending paw
.nent If sum sufficient 10 make
their war pay not less than their
peace time earnings
3. Labor's bill of rights. which IN
ciudse declarations for:
The unqualified right Of al WORK
e1s. including government workers 70
strike.
Freedom rom compulsorv arbitra-
ton.
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twilight league Standing
Sideiine Siants

Just 20 start the old game off with
a snap Abbott laced a hot one
through the pitchers box and made
the keystone sack on the throw from
center garden that alpped Cvr who
attempted to make third on the
bingie moment later Abbott pill
fered the pivot station and taking a
long lead on raced safely home on
Cars slow motion. This tally pu1
the game on ice.
The Edwards nearly counted IN
the third sranza when Hill beat our
a grounder and stole second. but
Wardwell skied out 70 Webb who by
a perfect peg threw OUT Hill at
tempting 70 return 10 second.
A couple of youngsters had 4 lot
'of sport warming up the hurlers be-
tween sessions. They went through
the steps n correct style not forget
ting 10 peg 70 second before passing
the big nit % the catcher
In the couuterJumpers half of the
fourth McDonoush poled out long
one for an extra base and Drawn
lust % keep things moving turned IN
the same trick. Mac registering on
the clout. Husky beat il to third
on Froberger's hit but was thrown
ont attempting TO pilfer home.
The Clerks came across with a
tally N the fifth frame. Here's how
it happened. Leighton grabbed first
when Carr fooled his grounder. adj
vanced TO second when Sager laid
down Il pretty roller. vent 70 third
on Cy-'s bingIe ana trotted across
the plate when Drawn cut loose VITA
a neat little single.
In the Edwards end of the fifth
McDonough speared a hot grass cut
ter off Mascladri's stick. Twas a
peach of a left hand stab and the
crowd began to say something
Goodchild came away N on a hard
run and scooped Macs line drive
later IN the game and evened up
matters.
Plenty of those fast throws from
third 70 first during the game and
a lot of am came after difficult
stops. Great games these last few
evenings
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CLERKS BLANK
EDWARDS 5 TO @ e.
IN SNAPPY GAME

The Clerks Won decision over the
Edwards Thursday evening On VII
liams field. in a seven inning contest
by the score of 10 0.
Apparently. the game was one
sided. however, the Cotton-pickers
had men on bases during the first
six innings. which kept the counter
jumpers on edge. The fifth put the
contest on ice for the Clerks, as this
increased their runs TO four. Sager
twiried for the Counter jumpers. and
Carr, the Portland high school lad.
pitched for the C5tton- pickers.
Barring a few wild pitches and
errors the game had an interesting
slant WardweIl. Masciadri. and
Morse did the clsanest fielding for
the Cotton pickers. Froberger anu
Webb showed up well for the Clerks.
The summary;
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To Represent U. S. in
Olympic Games
Swimmers. Divers and W-esflers
Chosen at New York Meeting
Joint connrttee-CtF,er AshIetes
to &c Named Saturday

New York. July I5.-Swimmers. div
ers and wrestlers who will represent
the United States at the Olympic
games IN Antwerp were CHOSEN TO-DAY
at Joint meeting of tie nominating
and team selection committees Of the
American Olympic committee
The committee announced selections
for the following teams:
Womens 100 and 200-netre swim
ming; mems and wornens high ana
fancy diving; mems swimming: catch
as-catch-can wrestling; Greco Roman
wrestling.
water polo team which will ac-
company the swimmers Il funds are
available was also selected.
Duke Kananamoku OF Honolulu ana
Norman Ross OF the Illinois Athletic
Club. Chicago. head the list of swim
ners. Others on the men team IN
clufe: J. Keohola. Los Angeles: NJ.
McDernott- Chicago; J. Boiden. Chica-
GO; R. keger1s. California. 4. Il Tay-
Tor. Chicago; P. Keoloila. Honolulu. ".
:. Harris. Honolulu; Ludy LANCER.
Honolulu; Stephen Ruddy. New York:
Harold Kruger. San Francisco; Leo
Geibel. New York; C. s Quinby. Z. $.
y J. H Gilman. Z. s y. J. Howell.
san Francisco. W Keoloha. Houolu-
III; G. X cane. L. 8. y.
The wonen's 100 and 2oe-metre
swimming team comprises Miss Eth
aida Blei btrey, Women's Swimming
Association. New York: Miss Charlotte
Bowie. New York; Miss Frances Cow
els. san Francisco; Miss Irene Quest.
Philadelphia. Miss Nora Chl. Chicago
Miss Helen Moses. Honolulu; and Miss
Margaret Woodbridge. Detroit Athletic
club Other swimming selections
were.
wornens high and fancy diving:
Miss Helen Meauy, New York; Miss
Helen Wainwright, New York; Miss
Aiieen Riggin. New York; Miss Thel-
ma Payne. Portland, Ore: Miss Betty
Grimes. Minneapolis; Miss Alice Lord.
New York
Mems high and fancy diving: c.
Pinkston. San Francisco, 4. Priesre-
Los Angeles. c. 4. Swendsen. Los
Angeles: Z. z Keuhn. POULAND,. Ore;
L. J. Balbach New York: Joseph
Dunn. r. &. Beachamp ana Frank A
Mullen also will be taken ~ the Unit
ed States navy with permission Of the
OLYMPIC committee.
Water polo: Per-v McGillivray ana
Harry Hebner. Chicago: Herbert volt
mer New YORK; a Vosrurs. Chicago
Jensen. Chicago; Kieger and Carson.
CJlr-npic Club. San Francisco; Clement
Brown. Chicago A. A.
Two wrestlers were selected IN
each class. as competitors and IN
some classes. an extra man as re-
sa,-ve: the catcl1-as- catch-can wrest-
lers:
12I-pound Glass; D Ackeriv,
Cornell University; j. y. Gerson.
University of Pennsylvania. Cr1tch-
man. L. g A.
f::.5-uound Class-George Metro
,o,,Iis. Gary. Ind: J. Schimmon.
New York Athletic Club.
ia pound Class-Johnson. Quincy.
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Christensen Plans Big Campaign

Chicago. July I5.-Pariey p CHRIS
Jensen. nominee Of the Farmer Labor
parry for President. will make cam
paign tour OF the country from coast
70 coast and from border TO border. he
announced today.
Mr. Chrisrens en- said that he intend
ed to leave tonight for his home az
Salt Lake City. Ctan. ann that as soon
as the national and campaign commit
tees Of the new party meet ana for-nu-
late plans that ara now beng consid-
cred ne would have further announce
nents. Until then ne said ne thought
the statement he made at the Commit
tee of Forty-eignt meeting this morn
ing covered the situation fully.
Mr.. Christensen told the Committee
II Forty eight that. although ne. had
favored Senator LaFollette as 4 canai-
date. now that the Farmer Labor par
ty had drafted him he would be faith
ful 70 the working men who saarned
him.
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Westerly, r. I. July I5.-Two Boy
Scouts Edwin Lewis. is years old.
and William Klein. Jr., 10 years old.
both IF Crawford. y. J.. VINO were at
a summer camp at weekapzugh Beach.
were drowned late today while bath
ing. They were swept OUT by a strong
1ndertow in sight Of the Klein boys
father. Rev. Alfred Martin. the scout
master IN charge OF the camp. went 20
their rescue but was nearly drowned
himself. He was revived with din
Guilty Coast guard crews tonight en-
deavored 70 recover the bottles.
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been putting up a speedy brand of
ball ana are playing well together.
Sharp fielding and lusty hitting viii
be the rule Il being next to impos-
sibie 20 secure a strike OUT artist
able 10 check the onsiaughts made
by either team. Now it's up TO the
fans 70 turn out IN goodly numb
10 warrant the completion of the
series. The big noise will get under
way al $50 o. clock. Get your tickets
on entering the grounds and enjoy
the game with a clear conscience
Adv
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PLATFORM ADOPTED BY
LABOR-FARMER PARTY

Chicago. July 1.-THE platform as
adopted by the Labor Farmer group
contains nine pianks is summarized
rs follows:
I. Americanizt.on: Demands the
right OF free speech. amnesty Tor
political prisoners Repeal of es-
pionage. sedition and criminal syn
dicalist'' laws. referendum and recall
for Federal Judges and equal SUIT
rage for all.
= Demands withdrawal Of the
United States from participation I'M
der the Versailles treaty IN the re-
tucrion of conquered peoples 70
economic or political subJugation.
recognition of the Republic of IRE
Land and the new Russian govern
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Maximum standard sight hour IN,

Maximum standard sight hour dky
ara 44-hour wees.
Old age Unemployment payments
ana vorxmen's compensation 70 in
sure workers against accident and
disease.
Abolition of employment Of children
under IS years. complete ana effective
protection Of women in industry With
equal pay for equal work. abolition Of
private employment detective agen-
cles used against strikers. and exc luz
i'm from Interstate commerce Of Gun
wet labor products.
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Second Battle
Edwards Crossett
Series Saturday

It's going 10 be a hot diamond
scrap Saturday afternoon when the
Crossetts and the Edwards clash in
the second game OF their best three
out of five series. Last Saturday the
shoemakers dropped the first game
to the mill lads but now they are in
fine shape after d little rest and in
tend TO nab this game and even up
the honors. Both agg-egations have
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5aoe Ruth Equals
-9-e Home Run Record

OK, lnly 15-Babe Ruth. star
= View York. knocked out his
- 1o-a III n the game against
-3--S -ooar, equalliag his last
'ec2-a- Els hit n the 11ch in
---s Fo1 he game for the Yankees.
eng Sw1 men on bases al the
-e score vas IS 70 %.
49, .orA ltt.e more than half ne
s'a . -auzl MS previous record.
---ec . pound ont circuit smash
49,. 2-; MADE an even dozen both
--AF ara .uue- His best perform
:, as : ne = games from Nav
-,@ inclusive. n which period
,arz2 II o MS total.
Is -a-2s- day vas June =, when ne
-7sae -uns m a double-header.
-2c2ed a pair IF Eis tavor;te
'ase s.,s = me contest on four
--',-z Hz-- :. May -, June IS anu
Is cord sor 1920 Is as follows.
- lare, atcaer. team ana place
-2e- -ee ms we're made:
2ennock. Boston at View
Is oaes. Boston at New York.
a. Wilkinson. Chicago al
"a Kerr. Chicago at New
8Ar Williams. Chicago at New
" > veilnan. St LOUIS at
"a =, leonard. Detroit at New
- Dauss. Detroit at View
~ Harper. Boston at Boston.
- Kari. Boston AT Boston.
- = S1SE. Boston al Boston.
= Johnson. Washington al
e :, Zachary. Washington a,
OK.
ye- - Carlson. Washington at
y s5s snyder. Washington at
- r.. ]2-,e. Detroit ar Detroit.
ATers. Cleveland at Cleve-
- ahsr. Chicago 81 Chicago.
ll!arns, Chicago at CHI
locker. ST. Louis at St.
Pennock. Boston at New
.ta.
- =. Pennock. Boston III New
$500 s'- n sigbee- Philadelphia at
80 Y Perry. Philadelphia ar
80 . oldham. Detroit at New
-. "a. Causs. Detroit at View
-r-fs,t..
ve-. -. E5mke. Detroit at New
ve .y -. Davis. ST. Louis at View
- Tl.f -
-o-k 30 5Gr-sll. 81. Louis at New
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Phlllies I, Reds 5

-.c,c2a... O.. July I5-PhiIadel-
f-2 -4de 4 strong ninth inning
t-s1 -ralrsr Cincinnati today and
vca o :. Score:
Pa .... D : 0 O 0 2-7-12-3
c.2c. -51 a10o , a-s-72-o
z-'oe.. ara Gailia- Wheat: Sa!Iee.
t-.zr Ring ma Nirgo.
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LEADERS NAMED
Continued from Page One

this meeting, however foolish"
Christensen ) message said. Il am
the candidate of the Farmer Labor
party and Will continue in the race
Three Of the minority groups
originally subscribing 10 the fusion
movement We're represented n to-
days meeting. Besides a part OF the
Forty Fighters leaders of the World
War Veterans ana Peoples Party
joined the bolt.
OF all the groups which Joined the
new party convention Tuesday only
one we'll organized faction IS left in
the Farmer Labor party ranks. ana
that IS the former Labor party.
The dominant farmer group IN the
anna gamarion. members Of the Nom
Partisan League. stayed 70 the last,
but their organization has repudiated
the movement. refused 70 amaIgam-
ate and has endorsed Senator Robert
N LaFoiIet-e for president
The Single Tax party. the irst 70
Withdraw. nominated It's own tex
forty word platform
The fusion movement. Forty Eight
speakers today declared. was wreck
ed by what Gilbert z. Roe. LaFoI-
lerte's personal representative. char
acter1zed as the maintenance Of
the Labor party leaders.
You can never make a class party
N this country ana have il amount 70
anything" Roe declared. You can
never build up a labor party sue
cessfullw IN this country as in Great
Britain
Chicago, July 1.-THE committee on
procedure appointed br the Committee
Of Fortv-eight this morning, reported
late today recommending that the
body continue 70 function as nation
II -,nlit.c.I -,ar. III, n -r,,n r,leta e.
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--scago. July 15-Brook.vn hit
sa-eF -1-a 7 ne tenth today ana
Faa n ina. game Of the series
= ~1ic1Eo 70 !. The locals
ra-a=e1 o -.e he score IN The ninth.
--e-' Eating rally in the tenth
.'7@f AaraLa-d Of the mound but
81 stopped them. Score:
5''os-T. . . : D 0 0 0 - go
t--oaEo 90 0to1 r-S-Io-s
-AsqlAT1- Smith and Elliott;
s-s-2 Bailey and KiIlefer.
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Fur skins Of cheap class consrt-
tute one of the leading exports or
TTentsin. China amounting. IN 1913.
to over SIS. COG. 900, says United States
Commerce report. The importation
Of manufactured furs. such as coats.
scarfs m1ffs. etc. is confined prin-
c.pally to the relatively few foreign
residents and the Weather classes OF
Chinese in the treaty ports who have
come under foreign influence.
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Who In YOUR Health Officer?

The name of your local ,lealtn officer
should be as familiar 70 Won as the
name of your mayor or seiectrneri.
saws the Maine Department of Health.
The health officer is on duty to- care
for the public health. which IS your
health as well. and YOU should loyalty
support his efforts to reduce con-
tag,ous diseases. and TO secure prompt
and complete returns on vital Stats
tics. II is for YOUR good tiiN he is
AZ work. and you should fesi some re-
suonsibility TO assist him. Pay him
an. adequate salary and give him your
support
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pwATES AGAIN
mp BRAVES, SO

-.s,r-ga. July L5.-Pittsburgh
- Boston today for the
--e. % s. In the ninth
score ned Grimm Led with
- -eacaed second on Cations
- schmidt was passed and
ling for Carlson, drove a sin
enter. scoring Grimm with
r--,-g IN. Score:
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Total
EDWARDS

Brown. Lausier, Hill. Abbott. Nc
Donough. Stolen bases. Abbott. Fro
berger. and Hill. Struck out. by
Carr. s; by Sager. 3. Wild pitches.
Carr. l. Sager. :. Base On balls. off
Carr. 3; off Sager. = Sacrifice hits.
Sager, MasciaGIi. and Barennan. TN
pire Comedian. Time. I:45. Atten-
dance. 225.
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again but still Resolute was to hold
her advantage
7esoiute Still Gains
Finding his boat dropping behind.
Burton made asdar1ng move by split
ting tacks and heading for the Jer-
sey shore IN the hope of picking I'D
another favorable slant. Ee lost and
when he swung around on the star
board tack again he was nearly a
mile behind.
Everything seemed to be gong
fine for the defender. She was gain
ing IN the short tacks which both
boats we're making off Long Branch
and il looked as # she had the race
securely nailed down. She was not
only full five minutes ahead but
had many minutes in time owing her
by Shamrock.
Half d mile from the turning buoy
Resolute came round on the port tack
ana had the mark under her lee off
shore Shamrock had held the star
board tack a trifie TOO long ana over
stood the mark. All preparations had
been completed for the turn and I
was only a question OF how much Res
oIute's lead would he
aesoiute Crippled
The wind which was waiting Res
oIute along was blowing less than SIX
miles an hour. while offsilore Sham
rock was getting It much stronger.
There were no squalls. not even
puff. when suddenly the uainsall OF
Resolute shivered and down came the
81
sheet was parted and the yacht. with
only part Of her naInsaii hoisted but
peaked Up far. vas nearly helpless
Still Mr. Adams kept her on and she
Iimped around the mark at e.52.54. For
a time il looked as If the damage
might be repaired When = was found
that Shamrock was nearly i've minutes
asterrl il was hoped that Resolute
might keep on anu perhaps win by
short margin. Soon two IF the head
sails were taken IN ana when The
sailors began f1rling the sail which
mad been hauled down with consider
able difficulty il was seen that the race
was over SO far as the defender was
concerned.
Shamrock Passes Hssoiute
In the meantime Shamrock mad
come I'D and made a nice sweeping
turn entirely unneces sary ana then.
passing ResoIute. headed for the nm
:sn Is miles away. Shamrock turned
the mark at 2-57.3e.
Resolutes tender took her N tow
and started for the Horseshoe
Shamrock sailed anything but
straight course for the finish and at
one time seemed as f her commander
did not intend TO cross the line. He
reached there in fairly good time ana
received the whIstling applause as the
irst challenger 10 win race IN ~
~ears.
Resoiute Ready for Saturday
ResoIute will receive new ha4yard
tomorrow and should De read- Tor the
second race on SATURDAY. The score
tonight stands: Shamrock :. Reso-
lutte 0.
The summary
First race: Course IS miles to
w1ndward and return. Wind south
west. light
Shamrock. representing Hoyai u
ster Yacht Club: start. 12.al-3s; nnlsn'
: &c IS: elapsed time. 4.25.12-
Re-oIute. representing New York
vach, Club; start. 1900 20; disabled
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EASTERN LEAGUE

New Haven /, Worcester 5.
Bridgeport : Albany (1st game, +:
Bridgeport /. Albany 7(2nd game)