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Dempsey vs.. Miske
INV Universal scrvlcc.I

Contcstnnts-JncI< Dempsey nnd
lilly Miskc.
decision.
Iusortunt measurements
ne..,ey, a feet TX inchcsJ
weight, ISe; reach. rs Inches.
Mike, 6 feet inch; weight lol'
reack, "a inches.
PIpce-E~atsn IIarbor. Mich, In
arena which cnn seat :o,OOO.
Ticket prlces-S33, ST., Slt nnd
$3.50.
Saics-Up to Saturday midnight
istxled u tribe beyond Sl0o,eo0,
rhich caused Promoter Floyd Fitz-
ei I. ems To anticipate S15O.oS0 to
SIIa,SuV OF the possible 500. 900.
Late sales mny push the totnl to
tse limit.
Eetti.E-Thrce to offered that
Denrsey wiz win.-yvithout amy
takers; q to - that AltShc Will not
lzst elk rOunds-with only q few
takers.
Weather proxpcct-Clcnr md
cool.
Rrferce-Not omcinIly sclectcd-
and n hitch over Tic question has
csse shout. Jack IIearIis waists
Jiu DsuEhcrty, OF philadelphia,
and mo ono else; Tom bigger,
chairman of the Michigan State
HerinS Co.-is$ou, says Dough-
crty Is not eligible because he has
40 Michigan license. Third-mnn
question. therefore. may not be
sehniteiy decided until Sunday.
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JOHNSTON md T|LDEN
WILL PLAY IN FINALS
Rutherford, n. j., Defeated New
York in Boys Doubles Cham
pionShip Finals.
tRy un!vcrsa! servtce.l

! FOREST HILLS. Sept. 4--williar,
NJ Johnston. tie playing through
holder of the crown OF the all-comers
singles. and William r Tillen, IL.
/ the hero Of the Wimbledon. won their
/ places il. the final OF 'he thirty ninth
/ national championship tournamcn;
o. tao turf OF the Wcsts!de T''.:.'s
! Club here today. Each accomplished
| his v:ctcry in the seminal ~ his
| own ci =. aCteristic meihous. which al
l .orl e! the gallery an eNempliiica-
/ tipn c; tn: TWO d!stiaC: types II ten
| MS.
| Johnston. playing the fastest sor,
( Of hitting game with highly sp-ct1c-
I ul&r rallies, det-at-d q. Cslket Gamer.
I the Massschu s-t;S Sta;. champion IN
four ssts. Th- score Was 6-3, As.
10, Go. Gamer Was q, the pinnacle
OF his .aIue. frequently conquerins
the title holder IN IN. rallies and
Worrying him considerably in the
T:lsen elected 20 test the variety OF
strokes WIKI wallace r Johnson, the
Fh!iAAsiBaia st--. aid number nye
about = sAel rn.sHy :; ..ns range.
Ttsen. ~hs lAs twice aoCd up as
ruaner-us fer the tit.-, anne throus h
" the ;aiiy c. l+I-. "a, 81.
% .es - SAL! Of nc hikheSt order
= he .suSh; thr~ush his cattle with
Johnson The CHAMPION .xee-l~a e 4
t-ste - speed -od singh: vslieys
;a-' ae mad ns: .osk-l tsr. IN. one
;a.=: ;a1t Gamer did which had the
..:;.s SALsrr'i-l n trouble was 10
s-.a RS F?s2t- cr .: TIE .e:- over
.11?svs = G,s!stc- his opponent.
-sa-ss- "a Cs. .n-e his shscs prop
-s rs --sCs 9: arts and outs a.
i:AS-i STAGES costing him the sec
!: VS. by the greatest exer.ion
~ 81 - J. ~
GIVE. - The trl-d md fourth SETS
= 49, - to-c-1 position and made
rs ;-F-.a- :srehaEders FOR
- ss.aSz Ear1ushou, me match
t-..s- i~T.r=a S., fee; three inch :
-. - c'i!. y -I.e.'s reach did no;
-A.ea t1och margin IS ne
sans mastered his rival. who
.fs: 80 as.y.. - his asi.!ty 10 earn
- d7.viHe .o7 place. The
-'Es. ..oTS this as The
= psia-s e2rn-a 10 :: for Gamer. As
>Fr-s - cuts and nets the two
-.ihosi -Venily matched. John
- 20 - =! me big Harvard
= t!H.-.m IN character was tn.
80 -. .,sS =: go, 20 s.sse i 70 up;
g. johnson eip..yei every con,
.f-.'y vsr!e:y Q. chap. cut aud
IS ShsTh 20 me courts Most Of
ne Tine the! held 10 positions on
,n.ir base lines stt-fnp.i-1. 10 fo-c.
oeehinss J. V-s only s.i.r lsnc
seHce e tns, went 20 twenty-sIT
s-h-s' 'A-s Tl!acr s.sa: 20 speed up
~ r.'He lie finished going more
49,. - his usGa! gait and I'd 10
"a. NJ, ~ Ia. rallies
ii!s-n Ike tn. champion, earned
ms points, although no threw away
- great number rs errors ,riIs.2
Nen tot-l ~ - points on ,,!arn-
;inltentS. While. Johnson's VAS only u.
~ 's{. OF Ii!e-n's net ana outs
u! ~s-!nst lol FOR his opponent
~ hn- for the ch.npioush'p viii.
W ih!-n johnston holdin. ;y.1 .ers az
sAt. irsPnye"ill be played MONDAY al
- i. ~ otae- events vii! be d.
sea earlier In The day
sevs cn-fn pio0ehiD douhl.q INA,
rotnt; e Y De B..so and j J., Fa-.
enh-'. El,neriord \. j.. defeated WI
..-H hlSH-rn and q. !ckc. Me-,
YORK. C-3. CO
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". Ei.l.' FOOTBALL PLANS

Footban practice at Y. ~ z..-
started. ana has taken e. .1:'. -
s ,raininE e es.s RI. vo. 's',..." -.
fciaily begun last TnesdiJ a:tsrs...
when Coach Cisrt.sn ,-A - I.
shor, ws.s9Hnt a; t,..'as so 49,. !.
the old squad who h.1 -. Ir1.s -
the fall session. rrActIc1!r 80.
whole OF last years Team =. -
rach and Ha wilkins
Coach each cl,rk'.r has ben Es-oi. :
away from the ,h.;lipt- .ez s.-,.r.j
years. he now has n. 80 i;i.! IL.
In hand. He IS ibly..- ss.s--f ,r.,
8 year by .Pinkey' sS-ufaI. Az VII
year.
Since the team !, so nearly thu
game as ;hat Of ne e.s, y.4r, n.
the same. J. r Smith. IN. old c-n-
ter. will undoubtedly b. back :, his
position. -her. no car se.i. 'htsnEh
Shipley and Hunt VII he rs rirs,
and left-hsTd men. The two tacEl.s
will be held by Summers -ra H-r-
for their speed IS XII $ fo- th.i-
= size. Mason >rd C,a-E 80 ~. rss,
pick for the ends In M b.cli.i !
there are 80 many .!L-r; contend
team. il is prob.el. th.i ;6--- EJ,
he two or more H--t-cis So har.
fields. The old mes playing ha-k s--
Cuist:on and W-sco,t
Ss Manager Sedr!cK has arranged al
excellent schedule and With sYch 4
I est prospects for tho season arc -
5 he expected
II .Septems.r 2j-Eoanoke college. q.
- Darlington.
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JACK JOHNSON ENJOYS HIS
SOJOURh AT COUNTY JAIL
Iotors Daily. Eas Heels sent From
Rcstaurssr md Il Training
for Flight
tBy U.h.r,ai ssrviec.l

10y C1ruDul SfFNtCc-
CHICAGO. Sept 4---Sorry. but he
has just stepped out: conc for an
az ton1ssf1e ride" said tho deputy
sheriff te visitor r>ao called a, the
Kane County jail to see Jack john
SON. former purilist!c champion. who
is Federal prisoner under convic-
ton on Mann act charges.
Was tina, him 1 saw getting into
an automobile with Some women?-
asked the visitor. disresard!ng gram
mar.
Yes" replied the deputy
Might riding is enjoyable during
harvest time in Kane Couaty Tao
visitor waited se~cral hours. but Jack
did not return.
Jail i. net boring the former cham
piea a Ersa, deal. according TO storiea
told BY tina people OF Geneva, where
the tsAi Is located. RuMsr says ne ia
training for neat md l.. vtsit.t <re-
qutnuy by pSS&s<srs frsu Chicago
lie is said TO get up At 1ao. take a
bath and eraor SraakfA-; from = res
tauranL giving q liberal tip 70 tho
waiter.
During the mor.ing he reads and
writes on the n!stery OF his advsn-
lures in Mexico. piansr is said to
be served in nearby cafe. In tn.
late afternoon ne trains for the rrht.
AT night. IL is said he often Walks
aoou, the town or taxes his friends
auto riding
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WOMEN ENJOY LEC|ON's
BOXING Entertainment
Jesse Holman, Local Favoritc,
Whips Johnnie Bcrgins in
Main Bout

Before one OF the biggest crowds
! that ever packed the City Auditorium
the American Legion held it's wrcst-
ling and boxing matches last night
| We're interesting and full OF pep
and had the crowd on their toes from,
the tap OF the gong.
h. The III main bout Of tho night wat
boxer, and Johnnie Bcrsins. OF Alex
andri2, Va. 1t was scheduled to 20
SIN rounds. The men were about
evenly matched. and both were fast
and aggressive. The first round was
draw, but in the second round Hol-
man landed a left. jab to the jaw
ins fell into the ropes and took the
count. The bout was marked by
clever work from both the boxers
each landing some nice punches un-
I'll the final knockout.
The opening event was n wrestling
match between ED Belrosc and Leo
Poll. OF Clifton Forge. Belrose was
bu; three and a half minutes to pin
his opponent for the first fan with
an arm lock and scissors hold and
four and a half 10 down him for the
no time durin. the bout did Bclrosc
eight minutes that they wrcstled he
was merely on the defensive.
Kid Komo. OF Clifton Forge. Va.
and Kid Cliff, OF Stanton, Va, open
ed mp the boxing program with what
bout. 1t was Komo's fight from the
gong. The first round was about
ssyen, but the remaining all went TO
cliff quit. giving Komo the decision:
The second bout was between Red
Donshue, OF Norfolk. and Carl WIKI,
OF Farmville. Va. The boy from Nor
Ing the one round that they fought.
the Farmville lad took 4 lot of pun
ishnent After about ten seconds
swing to the jaw So ana dhG made I Wif
Sro:gy. From tina; time on it was
s!-ughter the fans yelling to stop
the bout. WIKI was iloored twice
the bell. He refused TO come on for
the second round. giving the decision
10 pouShuc.
Battling Clarke. of clifton Forge.
and Knockout Brown. OF Norfolk. put
on SIX rounds of fast work. Both
men were trying hard for a knock
out, but. neither could land the old
hay maker" The decision went to
Knockout Brown, but the majority
tayered Clarke as victor, The best
mat Brown should have been given
vas draw.
evenin: was put up by Gus pohl. of
Alexandria and lid Lampkin. Cam
sisn of the Twcnty-nin Division.
weight, but Lanpkin was head
taller. Both men fought hard dur
Ing the six :ounds ans had the fans
en- their toes Many tiHes It loskeG
as Though \ kD<cLoW was sure, bat
both were bears for punish.,eoL In
the nrst round Pohl was Knocked
xswn for the count OF seven. but
managed 10 sticE the round out In the
ntth -sund fshl hal the big boy EroS-
r. and covering M while he swung
right and LEFT punches AT his head
lie couldn't land the big wailop and
the bell saved the champion freta
4 > n ,r1I Ia,
fashioned smuggling match aud both
men dealt out and received plenty
Of punishment. The match was de-
clared !. draw.
'ZeEc" Smith acted as referee for
all the matches andN his decisions
were at all times good. and no com
plants were heard throughout the
evening.
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CONhAUGHT PARK RESULTS

~ Frs. rac rae. ..tn .nn up: two
!t!y ven. .itn G. lii t0<ssvssI St7.
;sIISS 80, S.s9.' ~, n.'-,h.,n l't ta..anl.
Secsnd tass-i.'s. -oiss and Us:
Elk fur !snEs- h,nG.sst.a ii2 tThurs.rl.
$50. g 50 ). ~. yea. Hhxie & lsl tgst.
wyeh) - g. 81 -. ses.d: rr..k Aonr.e.
ils tte!). .isa. t.hs 'rhns; ll4.. Dou-
Third rae,-.S rec-ye2 r-olds and M. 81,
!UtonEs-Sh srKIan -. let tHisshyj S3sIb.
:ste :,s. ven; s.sLi.s'r. iu CaStu.,lI.
hsuEn.}. SEA. lA.rd fine. lid. Due
10 Guis.. Appie Jack Chrome Her.b.
Pueblo AND Ess also ran.
FeiLth r-cs-iasse ysAr-oida and rp;
RI. II. 1pa .s.'1'.:"., 'nhs: .:
El-m.. "a tw.n.I. .A7,, :.N pes..d
third. Time l.I as Gala Dr.r. Red
fG.l; Ola roe. Wssssine. A.a~t aise ran.
Fn'n I'c.-iar., .'s, and %: snc
III tWrifhp. 3? q, 5: a. ::s, ven.
second: nssL n,- {: Cpu,r.iD $40
i hl.rd. TIM. ~ % WV. ucG.e. war
sixth ,ac--;hrc-,yca Odds and IN: on,
lWansl strs!rhi tSia 500 and scu
won: dSsots 100 CG!kssa> 81 20 .2is
t tifT m an''' ils y! .' fsg.r-in W.
seventh rars-'hrs. y..r-slds and W:
nns ms. and cishth-sseer Ii.
isi tsca~ar;I,. !N. rae f,,., won; nit.
~ =. -ms.r. si.i~asi IL .yiS.ao.
Alsrestte Eurltnrars- also ran
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JOHNSTON DEFEATS GAMER
Takes Seminal of National Lnun
Tennis Tournament MT Forest
Hills,
my Universal service.I

FOREST HILLS. N Y Sept A.
william 81. Johnston, OF San Francis
co. playing through champion. took
the seminal OF the national lawn
tennis tournament today. defeating
G. Colket Gamer. of Boston, CD. 4-G.
TT. G-3 on the courts of tho West
side Tennis Club.
Tho feature of Gamers play was
his ability to get to the net. He
played wonderfully steady game
and his tremendous reach was q dis
tine; asset Johnston had to make
u supreme effort to steady himself
and overcome his tendency to mako
errors.
William T. Tnden. II. OF Philadol-
phia. defeated Wallace f. Johnson.
also OF Philadelphia, in tho second
seminal by score Of 14-12. ga. CA.
Much OF tho time Tuden devoted
himself To strokinG Of tho ball play
ing from deep court. lie rarely
apccded his game or used the finish
Ing shots for which he is famous.
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PINK GARDNER AND JOE TURNER
BATTLE THURSDAY FOR BELT
Winner Will Wrestle Warno Ketonen on September l6
for Middleweight Championship

The hardest fought and most in
tcrestine wrestling match of tho sum-
mer season at the Broadway Athletic
Arena Is expected TO result from the
meeting there on Thursday night OF
Joe Turner and pink" Gardner.
IL VIII be a return bout. and one
that is expected to result in dcci-
sion determining which OF these
leading middleweirhts will meet
aino kctonen on tn" night OF Sep
TENDER 16. kctoucu. hsvin. dcfc2te ed
kiionis here last week. now Is slated
to meet the winner of The Turner
Gardner match in ono OF the cen
tests leading TO the determination SO
far AZ Richmond fans concerned
OF the best middle weight in the
country.
The match Thursday night would
not have been necessary but for tho
fact that neither GSroser nor Turner
was able TO win tae deetsion when
tho men wen a fail In that match
and then settled down In one OF the
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most srillinG bouts ever staged on
local mat. Neither was able TO
secure second fall although they
the police halted tho bout because
IT had continued into Sunday morn
ing.
New fans who witnessed that
meeting will fail TO see the question,
as TO which is the better man. set
tied on Thursday night. Few o. the
closest followers OF the mat game
arc wtnlaE TO pick victor. Turner.
winner in more than 1000 bouts and
Ter yohrs holder OF the Police Ga
zette belt, will match his experience,
the hsndreds OF tricks he aAs mas
Tered ans hia great streREth against:
the youth tho dcIterity and the
speed of tho phsa0iain2l Erappicr
from Schenectady. Gardner is re-
rsrdsd As ono OF tho prettiss: speci-
meas Of physical manhood on the
mat and will make the midsicwcisht
iis't for his mcetiac with Turner
iisnsn arc "a o. aamittod free
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DEMPSEY CONFIDENT OF
WHIPPING BILLY MIsKE
Big Wranglc Still On as to WHO
VIII BE the Third Man in
the Ring.
DY FRANK G.. NENlIE.
Universal Service Stan correspon-

= Universal Service STAN correspon-
dent.
81 BENTON HARBoR MICH. Sept. 4.
Unless all ei:ns point away, Jack
Dempsey should defeat B!i!y MisNc
: In their Labor Day .ussie, and do it
: in the usual Dempsey t2sIior. II the
eSt. Paul youth goes more han five
rounds, he'll be surprising rock OF
2 the talent around these rIrts
Z at his superistivc best MIskc seems
a little stale. Dempsey has flashed
speed beyond anytime; tina, M!ske
has shown. and prepoaderancc CT
factors in Mikes favor.
Dempsey has shswn boxing skill On
the few oosas!ens WHEN he mas want
slow ans awkward.
or course what boys do in train
ING camps and what they do after
each other. is radically different. But
IT is the conclusion that Aisse during
the conditioning process has exhibit
sd pa,n Is.Ii ,tverythns he lbs, has and Sai
been holding something bacN. The
vital semetains that hr will not call
upon until h comes face 10 face
with his form!dasle foe man.
Where Dempsey has 1t on MSkc
by a vast mar:in is in wallopp!n=
and the man with the wa!lop is go
lhE TO win. re EnSl ploN during inc
past few days has shown that he
can punch with all the old-time bone
crushing power; that he can wsiloD
with amazing rapidly and unerrins
ito hit-the bulls eye has been smash
ed, and. mind you. Dempsey has been
doinf that with sr.rrinE partners
men infinitely faster than NiSke.
He'll have no need to drive quick
iy TO make hi; against N!sk. a.. he
did against Greo and Farrell Eu;
the extra punching speed is an asset
because II Will enable him TO drive
through into every opening. And
Miske. ca:ey nshicr though he is.
splendid III defense. is going 10 leave
openings.
A siItsr wrznsle developed tonight
over the selection OF referee FOR
the ten-round fight between Jack
afternoon. AFTER Chairman Bigger, OF
the Michigan boxing commission. re-
fused 10 ISSUE License 10 lin Dough
eerty, OF Phil.a'Iph!a' when Jack
as third man in the ring.
Bisser hela ..ev.ra conferences
with kearns, Jack Reddy. Nishes
promoter He offered list o. eleven
ring officials from which ne said.
selection could be MADE. The list in
Matt Hinkle, Of C,e,emnd. the only
two referees living OUTSIDE ,he SSate
who hold Michigan hc-nse. whne
the Managers Were wr,as!.a., Denp-
sey and Miske FINISHED the.- training
N!ske beIei tao zane rounds with
Jack Betnen. Dempsey ;osH only
light exercHe-
The advance seat sale indicates,
sporting writer's raid. ;hs: The re-
ceipts for the fsh; w.ii ;c;a, z-o--6
$3.50, The sal. Vas near ne sac
600 mark tonight.
Dempsey X slT-cn.ly confident
that ne vii! knock gu, MlsE- 20.
course, eIptc; 10 WIN. - 81. "a
night 81 eIpe-; - VIZ 6..iE---.T
and, while ! s-r coun.-nt Q. .a4-.-
Ing out h.sGe, kncw !; ~c.': ..
any picnic
I'm not so!n. tc ,r.5s,; ma: ,-i
knock out pe-P>~y' - SIS "S--
] am certainly sola. % ~ - IL.
ambition OF !Cy III. s = ~ ...z
battle"
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CHURCH HILL WINS

Church Hill is practically assured
OF the city championship by defeating
rem MUTUAL yesterday at tho G. c. a.
OF the prettiest games OF baseball ever
Witnessed In amateur circles around
Richmond
DIR. Parker's lads. was invincible. AL
lowing only one hit up to the ninth
inning, when he cased up on the In
surance boys. Notwithstanding the
fact Penn Mutual hit safely four times
In the ninth frame. they could not
push across n tally.
Shoots" Trcvili2n pitshed an ex-
ccllcnt game. but allowed the Church
I'LL lads to bunch their hits, which
spelled his defeat.
Jenkins. Chewing and Harrison
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STOCKTON EASILY WINS

Stockton Street defeated Christie
Cola Yesterday at Byrd Park, By the
one sided score sf Is to 9.
Thomas, on the mound for the
South Side bsys. pitched a good game
allowing only six hits. and retirin6
SIX by the strikesut route, His team
mates backed him up with ncn on
bases.
Taylor pitched fair BAH for tho
soft drink boys. Sue errors By his
teammates heipei pile up the runs
aTat.st him. his teAxnates cstAs-
!ishinr seasons record with twenty
errsrs
The feature Of tho Came was tic
nittinC of %. Jones'. Tucker and
Boscher. while Roscher's running
eaten furnished the field feature.
SfnCLfnn
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BEVERLY STARS WIN

II II. j..
SCOTS Addition ...... i
Batteries - Beverly Street stars.
Fcnncr and Sherperdson: SCOTS Ad-
ditien, Tyler and DosEett Double
clay -ieber to Alley to Moore
Struck out-by Fcnnsr. Ia by Tyler.
6. Bases on balls-or Fcnnsr, Z; OF,
Tyler. G. Thrcc-basc hits-Marchetti
To Playman. Features OF the gam
were the pitching of Fenner. catch
Ing OF Shepperdson and the batting OF
tho whole Beverly Street team The
work of Leber ut short also wan OF
high orucr. and the batting of Shcp.
ptrdsoa was excellent he getting
three hits out OF four times At bat
beverly street team has not lost "a
game set. WANING tho only four
games paayed. They. will play
Drsvrys Bluff on Labor Day at
Drc~ery's B1ur.
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MAN % WAR SETS NEW
RECORD AT BELMONT PARK
WIN" Realization stakcx, sIne aud
Five FurIonEs in
2lIO 4-5-
my UnIr,r.aI S.rv,c, +,

IT'J VnIF'FbFI orTEIco.
NEW YORK, Sent. 4.-Man n. war
champion 3-year- colt, made ncw
wsrta's record for a milo and nye
turlsnCs race today when he yon t,.e
Realization stakes. an old turf eliza
fIc, az Belmont PARK Iic ran the
distance In 2Ho 40 as ag~.ns, 2:tJ
80. thS Old track record The worries
record for the alstaLcc WA 2:i:2-5.
made ny tho English horse. war
Mint. carrying IS pounds at Hurs,
Park. England. in 1912. Nan O. War
ran At the prohibitive odda OIL to 100
anh bis only opponent WAC Hood
wink at 100 to I. Man o. War car
ned a2e pounds and lIso6wtnk 11S
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SPORTS
Arctic Golf
ny WILLIAM T.. KIRK.

bi "1bLIhh Ns hlNN.
Away up nesr the Northern Lights
tho hnrdy EsQuImnux
Arc playing Eolf. they tell us,
where the Arctic ,rcrdure
The pIa yers lock like buffalo, with
lsnE nsd shaggy hair,
And cack cAddy In fur-bundled like
little Polar benr.
They do not have a clubhouse
where they serve long. cool
isE drinks.
with all Its Icy ciihks.
TheHe golfers, old or calioyy, meet
In some big Ice Cafe.
Where they swallow melted taIlo,y
and discuss their style OF
Ii must be cool a.d shady ON the
EolanE links IN there
For cn~h Arctic Kent or Indy who
Ii EoinsE for frcsh mir:
IL must be bracInS paxtInie to hit
the bail n blow
And dive head hrrt Ito nnd in I'm
ten-foot drift OF snow!
So ship wv north OF Labrador To
play this braeiug sport,
Where the penguin sits n-frcexlnr
and the Northern Lights hold
And when the bnII we've yeitca
we Hhnil cool our chUbIsin
With cellar never melted md n
nose that never pesht
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summary: Two-base hit-McGce
Il. Jsnes f3). Tucker. McCie.. Thomas
90. Belchcr, Cosby. Sacrifice hits
u: Jones'. II. Jsnes. Thomas. II. Nc
Allistsr psuble piayS-IIarvey Gun
assistede, Pate to Taylor to Boone
ton Street, 2. RaSe on bails--or Tay-
lor. J.: OF Harvey. }; off Thomas. 4.
struck out-by Taylor. /: by Heckier.
J.: by Thomas. s. Umpire-Moran.
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HERMAN WINS OVER LEE
II Asssc!at.d rrcsal

NEW ORLEANS. Sept. 4.-Pete
Herman, bAntaInwoicht champion OF
the world, e:rnes y decision over
George Lee. Chinese bsntamv.c!cht.
tonight
Lee was fast ana clever and forced
tho champion TO extend himseif
throughout the tight.
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WINCHESTER FAIR EVENT
Especial to Tho ri.nes-phpatch. ]

Especial 70 Tho Times DkApatch.
WINCH ESTER VA. Sept 4-:n-
trios closed last night for tho racing
program OF the Winchester Fair to
be held September 40. and tho sec
Rotary. D. W. Lupton, announced to-
day that most of tho events were
crowded.
The purses aggregate about $4,000.
and the events consist of trottinc
pacing. free-fQr-all and pony races
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UNITED STATES GOLF TEAM
DEFEATS CANADA, 10 TO q
Americans Won Ps1Y Out of Five
Matsass DsrjsE the
Esrning.

ROsLYN. n, y. Sept. 4-The United
states tesH defeated Canada ten
matoaes to four In the international
contest on the Engineers Country
Club links here today. One single
match resulted In Il tie
The Americans won four OF the
nVe matches in the morning round
and i've OF the ten single matches in
tho Afternoon.
seymour Lyon, OF Canada, and Os-
waid Kirby, Enrieuesd. y. j.. were
all ssuare ut the cssclssion OF fheir
rounds. AID The match resulted In
tie. George Lyon. captain of the
viSiSlaT team, defeated Robert Gar
ncr. OF Chicago: william heLuo oh ie
wsa from Francis Oiu~st. and Frank
ras~ sson ou.siycd Bobby Jones. Of
AtlaAta.
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TOt2lS

i''~Ss D
Sum naarse5 by hoi.s: Heron beat
Grior. asd 2: EsLuckis beat Oui-
nst. and !; H~Ans beat Turpin, 8
and 4; ossrEo Lyon beat Garciu or /
M: Frank Thsm paen beat Jones, l
~; Hsrston bsst w. c. THOMPSON.
J ur; Seymour Lyon and Kirby I'm :
lsned AL square: White beat Hoblit-
Eel, J un; Anderson beat Martin. 4
and 3; fownes baat Scott. and 8.
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were the stars at bat, each getting
Two safe binglcs. while Hicks. Jcnk-
ms, RoEcrson and Gooch tied for
fielding honors
srIn