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New-York tribune., 1920-09-20
Champ, Victor
I'm Ocean Race.
Anrnexes 8 Cups
Bonds Moeorboat Makes the
Best Time i'm Final Long
Hum of the Sea som

The motorboat racing season came
70 an end yesterday with the flfth an
nua! ocean contests of the Tamaaua
1acht Club. AS is often che case, the
nnal brush of the year brought one Of
the largest fleets Of the season 20 the
starting lines Out Of an entry list Of
shlrty-four boats, twenty -four came to
She starting line. They went over an
ocean course OF 9orty-fve nautical
miles. All finished but two, which had
10 withdraw because OF engine trouble.
Ihe craft were divided into two divi-
sions, and raced under the rules and
rating OF the American Power Boat AS
soclation In the larger class, which
$3.50 horsepower, the winner on both
actual and corrected time was Champ
the property of William Bond.
The victory gave Champ three dl2.
ferent cups. One was for the best
actual time over the course, another
Tor her victory in Glass A, and the third
for the best performance made by eny
motorboat enrolled in the Tamaaua
Club during the season.
In the second division the winner
was Falcon, the property Of p. W
Johns, Of the Hudson River Motorboat
Club. She won on her corrected time
The best actual time made By boat in
the second division, which was for craft
under $3.50 rating, was made by Viva
the property of A. Petit, of the Tsma-
qua Yacht Clpb.
The course took the craft from the
bell buoy south af Manhattan Beach to
mark off Rockaway Shoals, to an.
other buoy off Rockaway Inlet. The
craft then ran along the Long Island
coast to mark off Jones Inlet. They
then put out to sea and raced 60 the
Ambrose Lightship. They continued
on toward the Jersey coast and rounded
the Scotland Light vessel, following
the same route home.
There was strong northwest bFeeSe
blowing that kicked up nasty sea. II
was particularly rough on the way
home. when flood tide met the wind
Regardless Of the wind and sea, the
power boats plugged along and made
remarkably fast time.
The summary:
OCEAN RAcE-coURsE. Is MILES
START. 10 A. NJ.
New-York tribune., 1920-09-20
YESTERDAYS RESULT
Orioles Capture
League Per1nant
HIM Information

Baltimore won the New International
League pennant race, which ended yes
teYday, leading Toronto by q margin
OF one and halg games. The cham-
pions won their swenty.h9th straight
game yesterday, establishing O league
record. ToraRto was not out Of the
race until Friday.
The Orioles won 1o9 games and lost
A4 for q percentage Of .7l2, and the Ma
rle IS won 10a and lost 46 for q
percentage o2V0l.
The Skeeters closed their saason yes
terday with double victory over Syrs-
cuse, at Jersey City, 10 to s and to 2.
Both seams batted hard, but che Skeet-
ers' hits were timely. Manager Douo-
van, Of Jersey City, pitched part Of
the second game.
The scores:
New-York tribune., 1920-09-20
British Golfers Fall
Into Yankee Habits

WHEN TED Ray aud Harry Var.
Aen, the gngiisA goifsrs, be.
gan their tour OF this country last
Ssty beth wore eeasa. Moreover,
sesSass ths gses the eherInome4sr
seSsssa aseund she eenasxy mark
'ss tive weeks or more, beth sn-
sisted en wearing thsay Jackets.
ssaes tbsa the Brieons hsvs per.
sesase9 In sesae eS matches and
ssaes the assa Of Asgass havs not
eseS ts eur msass.
sssasday they ssaesmea Gasa, sans
sssass alse esns pep. The weather
% sss bot aows as fact, 'tas ssaher
eesssy % the links these dsys. Yet
sssdsa were asashsv eoss nor
sSsssss. whaas Rsy snesesa an szure
1ass Swaasss. ge 60 customary 8n
MdaaA aawsys 60 wsas jackets on
Ns@ BSz8a2s .
New-York tribune., 1920-09-20
Tilden Is Held Even
I'm Singles and Doubles

PHILADELPHIA, Sept, 19-Severa1
members Of the Davis Cup team, In.
cluding William T. Tilden jr., worlds
tennis champion, played exhibition
matches here to-day before large
crowd. Tilden and Wallace F. John.
son, national semi-fnalist and Penn.
sylvanta state champion, divided 9
two-set angles match, johnson win
ming the first set. 81, and Tilden the
second, 11-9.
Tilden and johnson also were oppo.
-nents in two sets OF doubles. Paired
with Samuel Hardy, captain Of ths
Davis Cup team, Tilden defeated John.
son and Stanley M. Pearson, Philadel.
phia champion, Ga In the first set
Johnson and Pearson won the second
set. 12-1o.
New-York tribune., 1920-09-20
Ward and Prentice Win
On Courts at Seabright

SEABRIGHT. n. j., Sept. io.-Hol-
co;nbe Ward, former national doubles
champion, paired with Bernon 8. Prem.
tice, defeated Hooker Talcott, former
Harvard player, and j. F. Young in
straight sets, 10-8, 7-5, 10, in the
challenge round Of the annual doubles
tournament on the courts Of the Sea-
bright Lawn Tennis and Cricket Club
this afternoon.
Fol owing the doubles match c. Ian
ders, the West Side Tennis Club presi-
dent, engaged Frank c. Armstrong, q
former Toronto and au-Western cham
pion, in n singles exhibition match. The
former defeated Armstrong in straight
sets, 12-10, s-6.
New-York tribune., 1920-09-20
Play i'm Title Tourney
Reaches Second Round

Play in. the championship tourna-
mcnt Of the Bellecaire Country Club
continued as far as the second round
yesterday. Among the four positive
survivors at that stage are Dr.. A. T.
Haight, the title holder. and A. L.
Reid. A. c. Gregson did not meet W.
G. Froelich and the F. Wolff. Skillem
match was also deferred until later in
the week.
The results Of the match play rounds
follow:
Belleclairs Country Club championship
l1rst round match play. eighteen holes)---
and /; William Witt beat NJ e. Coyle /
up: J. g. Skillen beat j. Whitaker. 2 and
]; F. Wolf beat J. Benzen. ! up: w G.
Froelch beat A. Williams, I up; A. G.
Gregson beat T.. o. Smith. 5 and 9; D. r.
Nye beat B. NJ. Stephens. up: A. L.
Reid beat r. a. Dickson and 3.
Second round-Dr A. T. Haight beat
Witt. and 6; Reed beat Nys. 3 and 2
New-York tribune., 1920-09-20
International League

At READING. ~ r
Rsltimors ....o sslAs4 o-i7 Fl u i
Reading ....:.o . o-4 ii Q
Battertes-evil!vaa. Kneisoh and styies
Barnhardt. Holmes ana Konn!ck
At RoCHESTER. r. H. E.
Rochester ...o iss4 1-I7 80 8
Bst,er!es-Barnca and Alarming: Gard,
nsr. Barney end O'Brten.
AT AKRON Ist wams). R.H.w.
Ioron Toronto '..'.o 29SRSs-s 9 3
Battertes-snyder and Sandberg; Fisher,
F!nneran and Walker
(Second game) RH.D
Toronto ......o l2Ae @ g II
Akron % o Q . Q 0 8 9
Batteries -klafe and sandberg: I'm,
Barnes and Smith.
New-York tribune., 1920-09-20
All.New York Cricket
Team i'm Drawn Game

AS q preliminary to meeting the IN
cogniti cricketers OF England at Liv-
ingston. Wednesday and Thursday, the
All.New York eleven played trial
match against q picked team captained
by J. S. Bretz, Of the New York Hall
fax Cup team at West New Brighton
Staten Island, yesterday and the result
was a draw
The All-New York players batted
frat and, although two wickets were
lost quite early. succeeded in putting
together a total Of 148.
New-York tribune., 1920-09-20
Horsemen Gather for
Columbus Circuit Meet

COLUMBUS, o., Sept. 1s.-Horse-
men from all over the country were
gathering here to-day In preparation
for the two weeks card Of Grand Cir
cult racing which opens at Columbus
Driving Park tomorrow. This meeting
will be one Of the biggest ever held in
the country, horsemen predict.
In the two weeks of racing there are
thirty-nine events on the program,
with a total of 843 entries.
New-York tribune., 1920-09-20
Reach Semi.F Finals ON Links

8. s. Waller, J. E. Corrigan and Or.
W. 8. Brown advanced to the semi.
finals In the second round at match
play for the viee-president's cup at
the Oakland Golf Club yesterday.
The results follow:
and 1; J. Z. CoyYigan defeated yog. IL g
s,earnes s and .: Or. w: 8. Brown de.
feated @. e. Woods, 6 and s: H. A. VIII.
merdsng va T., v. 6rahaus--match post.
poned.
New-York tribune., 1920-09-20
Cleveland Wins at Golf

IN the second round at match play
for the championship Of the Malba
Field Club yesterday II. Cleveland de-
fested w. Miller by up and to play;
E. r. Ball defeated G.. c. Williams, 6 up
and s to play; f. L. Ball won from
Theodore Mitchell by default, and J.
Wolf won from W.. Huggin by default.
The eemi-hnals will be played next
Sunday.
New-York tribune., 1920-09-20
PENN State saarss Lighs Work

STATE COLLEGE, Pa, Sept. 10
The two-hour serimmags that the Penn
State varsity and scrubs went through
yesterday afternoon behind closed
gates was the last Of lts kind FOR the
preliminary training season, and Beg
dek plsns lighter work gos the coming
week In preparation for the Mullen
burg game next Saturday.
New-York tribune., 1920-09-20
Cards Win Exhibition

NEW HAVEN, Coma, Sept. 19.-The
81, L1suis Nationals defeated the New
Haven Club pennans winners OF this
Eastern League in GA exhibition game
here to-day. q TO o. Rogers Hornsby,
leading batter Of she National League,
failed 20 bit ssfs!y 10 fous times ss
hat
New-York tribune., 1920-09-20
Sixtv.fOur Hits i'm One Came

ROCHESTER, N. Y, Sept. 1S.-BuR-
falo and Rochester staged q burlesque
game here to-day to wind up the In
ternasional League season, the locals
winning II to .. Neither side made
serious attempts to field batted balls
and the base hits for both teams totalled
sixty-four, thirty-eight OF them for
Rochester.
New-York tribune., 1920-09-20
Link6eld's Maia Twice
Leads i'm Yacht Races

By winning two races to-day OF O
special series OF three post-season
races for yachts OF the star class for
prizes offered by F. ". Taves, B. L.
Linstield, sailing the Maia, madea clean
sweep Of the event. In the morning,
with brisk wind from the northeast,
he crossed the line so seconds ahead
Of Mr.. Tevess Milky Way after sail
ing his yacht over the triangular course
on Little Neck Bay. Seven yachts pro-
vided an interesting race. ]. B. Robin
son, in the Big Dipper, crossed the
line 80 seconds behind the Milky Way.
A strong wind from, the west greeted
the shippers on the afternoon race.
Linkiield won this race even more
handly than the morning affair.
George Abbott finished second in the
Aria.
The summary:
SPECIAL RACEs-srAR CI4Ass-BAY-
SIDE YACHT CLUB-MORS1SG RACE
START 1l:3o-COCRSE So MILES
New-York tribune., 1920-09-20
SECOND CAME
Totals .ssYls 2, II Tota,s ..ssslesai4:

T~o-hase hts--Zitnan (e). Moosrs
ca DistroIn. McGrainer. Three-bass hit
Mooe.s stolen base$-zimmerman. wigeis-
worth -. Double play-McAlptne, Buck
ley and CarIstronn. Left on baees-Jersey
CITY. :; Syracuse. s. Bases on bayls-OR
carlson. :; on Donovan, .. Uics-O6
Wilhelm, in 6 innings. HIT by pitcher
BY Carlson tIitmaE). struck out-Ry
Carlson, .; by Wilhelm. ]: by Donovan &
New-York tribune., 1920-09-20
Automobile Racer DaMa

MOUNT HOLLY, n. J, Sept. Ia
Joe Diekerson, automobile racer, Of
Crawford, died In @ hospital here to-
day from Sn5uSies no sustained In q
Slys-nnale auto race st o fair last FRI
dsy.
New-York tribune., 1920-09-20
FIRST GAME
Taaals. as 10 10 ay IS Q Tuea.s ..sY 10 "a ls !
gyrecuse.... 0 8 8 0 0 c. 9
Jersey CITY. 9 . 3 x-ls

Two-oase hieg--Kane, Zimmerman, Zit-
man. Three-base hft--Donelson- Rome
run-Yane. Stolen basee-Kane. 2itman,
nnarsshsT; na Double piaysrMoesrs GIN ana .s
on bases-Jersey CITY S: Syracuse. Q.
BASES on balls--OT Donovan. a. Oft
Earschef, 3. Hit by pitcher-B7 Donovan,
2 tFreiteg. Wigelsworth); by Harscher
LBenes). Struck out--By Harscher. 6; by
Donovan. 2. Unlpfres--Derr and Stock
dale. Ttme OF ganle--l:30.
New-York tribune., 1920-09-20
Should Not Discriminate

IL SEEMS that the Boxing Commission hold up teno
ray the bouts The
Boxing Commission within its rights sanction
Keeping the
job But they should discriminate big bouts lust
because they "bg
The entirely reasonable match
one in which the boxing bugs
know whether not Carpenter reaboxe bout with e
whisky would settle that question and ALL
In regard the other bout Dempsey out
and certainly do 1t again. Also doubt that he will
do again. for Dempsey
honest in the ring If bouts to be held belief
Dempsey knock them OUT then no more
until he is ready for the old
beat anybody in the Queensberry ring to-day
The liberal boxing law Of New York that most ~ hs
championship bouts will be held here Consequently Boxing Commits
sion must expect to have Of the soad
probably will have to issue permits all comply with the
and all bouts that
New-York tribune., 1920-09-20
Western Flag for Tulsa

KANSAS CITY, Mo-, Sept. l9.-By
splitting even in a double-header with
Sioux City, IOWA, to-day, Tulsa, Okla,
won the 1920 Western League pennant.
New-York tribune., 1920-09-20
H0au Robbie Does IL

WHEN talking the baseball
do overlook Robinson of Fbusb and Pa1
umor AT this writing Robbie be pennant
second me after all the the
concede him q chance
"ber Robinson not only knows baseball and
now to handle them Even his players will
the Brooklyn to-day Robinson He has
taken many players who failures and
brought OUT the best in the not only through his
through
acnleVed bigger than the
remnants have been for the
paers they have been long building p thew
hav been in fuousy sustained me that this
National League personality Of Wubet
Robinson, cheerful, big and faiE personality.
Wbe Robinson has played honestly for all that was
he
for It. Baseball would be better bigger more men
like Wibert Robinson but then are all too IN
every ~ ''
New-York tribune., 1920-09-20

E.apaed
F!n.sh Time
Yacht and owner. HM.a. INNS.
Maia, 3. l.. I.inkfrAid ..... .2t:l0 i;Si:l0
Milky Way. r w. Teves. .l:..:o0 i:53:00
Big Dfpper J. II, Robnson.l: .l:22:36 I:62:3o
Neutune e. T. Soaring. $500 I.63:00
Aria g. Abbott...........l:cs $500 l:5s:0o
Southern Cross, A. Knapp. .1:2s:uA 1:6So4
Eoreid, r Teller. 1880 1880
Af'TERNSoN "A E-s T Ant $40
COURSE as MILES
Ma:a, p. T.. L,nKfe!d d..5:s5:eo 1:ss,os
Aria, G. Abbott. $4,000 100000
Nereld. r. Teller. 5:47:00 3:0f 90
Milky Way, +. w. Teves. :4::0o 2:6T05
Southern Cross. Il. Knapp. 6:41;1o 2:o7lo
Big Dpper j. r. Robinson .6:4s:c9 2:os 90
Neptune, c. +. Soaring ..b;52:o0 2:lo:oe
New-York tribune., 1920-09-20
Double Defeat Bobby
IN ALL FAIRNESS
By w. o. GEEHAN


ting Scandals concerning which much has been written and
whispered The do
IN any of the cities in the big leagues
shown that the gamblers manipulate pasme
have died OUT =.
There left the minor cand charge certain teams
making certain other
using their best pitchers and their best efforts
the league presidents
played on its merits the of this talk
course be regarded in the light
CT oose talk the national pame there politics.
FOR instance told that when the
series IN Detroit Tiger leaving
You nave fat chance beating
aken as mint that the Detroit
the indians to win those last four
payeo Yankees finished
Inc american League schedule
WORK which gives the Indians the advantage playing
the fate of the Yanks settled
This talk
there such talk about might the league officials to
watch those last four games
Babe Ruth the Man
the homo hitter and the
boys band from the ST. Mars Industrial
panng MN on the trip for the building
he school, This institution
or MIN for twelve Big Brother Matthias
IS tne man who taught Babe Ruth his baseball.
NOW II strikes that
en Babe Ruths might want to forget his
oy the
On the boat from Cleveland band gave concert and
6u'n made little speech to start collection
any polished piece Of rhetoric but somehow
simplicity. 80 " " ~
I want to that this school," " did lot
1or me when little chap in that band Brother
Matthias taught how play baseball everything that
am never going to forget what they did for going
to forget my @
lie said this In the
saying II am a Harvard man" am West Pointer
This Babe Ruth his biggest and az he smoke with
that Simple earnestn seem unlike
himself
New-York tribune., 1920-09-20
AUueduct Entries

FIRST RAcE-Three-year- -o!ds and up
ward; claiming; six and one-haf fur
The Holt County sentinel., 1920-04-02

Afee, who Is on the sick list.
MIR. and Mrs. Lloyd Whipple are
the proud parents Of fine S-pound
baby girl, born Monday morning,
March 30. DIR. +. l.. Gardner was IN
attendance.
IT. Bccler Fitzmaurice entertained
his classmates and the high school
faculty at dinner at the Hotel Atlantic,
last Thursday evening. The table was
decorated in the class colors, purple
and while. Purple and white sweet.
meas formed the ccntcrpiecc. The
favors were little baskets in the class
colors. After the dinner the party
went 20 see William Russell In "rhC
Sporting Chance" Music and games
furnished entertainment for the rest
Of the evening. Those who enjoyed
this delightful evening were: Misses
Julia Mckee. Violet Brock. Cccilc
Herman and Elizabeth Mary Sobbing
and Mcssrs. Ted Bullock. Lawrence
Fawks, Hurschcl Raiser, Fred d. Con.
ner and Warren ". Brett.
Sidney and l.. A. Banks were bus.
mess visitors in Oregon, Monday.
MIR. and Mrs. Hugh Wilson, OF
Oregon, spent Saturday evening with
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. j. II. VII.
son, and Uncle Thomas Miller.
p. II. Yoder made business triT
to st. Joseph, Monday.
S. T.. Chambers, OF Marysvillc
Kansas, spent Sunday with his family
here.
Judge Peter II. Raiser. of Forbes
was transacting business in our city
Monday.
Alfred holland, Of Napier, came
down Monday morning and made O
visit with his mother, Mrs, Louisa
holland.
Mrs. q. X. Norris spent Monda,
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. DENIM.
The Holt County sentinel., 1920-04-02
Forest City and Vicinity
JGs OF INTEREST, AS RECORDED BY DELPHEuS

MIR. J. r. Chappell, Of the Chap
pell Music Company, Salina, Kansas,
visited with Rev. c. j. Chappell and
family, Wednesday and Thursday of
last week. From Forest City they
went TO Shelbina and Hunnewell and
other towns in the eastern part Of the
state. where they will visit for several
days before returning home. Rev. C.
J. Chappell and family were their
guests to st. Joseph, Thursday after.
noon.
The organization Of the young
married peoples class Of the Christins
church was completed Sunday morn.
ing with the following officers
Teacher, Mrs. Frank Waggoner; pres,
ident, Chas. Hoover; vice-president
Lev. holland; treasurer, Worth Ammo
secretary, Mrs Fred Yodcr. Their,
were quite a number Of young mar.
ried people present at the meeting
All OF the young married people are
invited to come and enroll In the class
j. T.. Martin. Of Napier, spen'
Monday afternoon with his son, Albert
Martin and family.
Mrs. VIM. Thornhill and Mis-
Jessie Boyd spent Saturday with Mrs
/ J. r. Chandler in Oregon.
w. G. Crow, Of Kansas City, CANT
up Monday an dspent a few days a
the Chas. Sentney home.
L. l.. Teare, who has been spend
ing a few days the past week with hi
mother, Mrs. Matilda Teare, returne,
TO his home in Craig, Sunday.
Mrs. r. l.. Brodbeck spent one
day last week at the Hugh Wilson
home in Oregon.
Mrs. Dwight Meyer was on tn
sick list again, Saturday night, bu
Is much better at this writing, we arr
glad 10 hear.
Roy Acton Is carrying the mai
temporarily on Route 3 for Fred Ian
dcrs.
y. J. Garner. Of Larncd, Kansas
IL making u visit with his son, ID. n
Garner and family.
MIR and Mrs J. +. Mills and Mrs
II. r.. Bowers were visiting at Lang
don, Monday.
The Thursday Afternoon club sur
priscd Mrs. J. u. Stalcup. at her home
The Holt County sentinel., 1920-04-02

Reynolds, in the Brush College district.
MIR. and Mrs. Albert kollmer have
purchased the forty acre farm of Jesse
Earixon, northwest Of town. The deal
was made Monday.
The Holt County sentinel., 1920-04-02
with old;time friends in our city.

W. T.. Richardson had a new con-
crete walk and porch put in front of
the J. NJ. Shumate poultry house, Sat
urday. The work was done by o. r..
Plummer.
Mrs. l.. kunkel, Of Brewster, Kan
sas. was making few days visit at
the Quinn Quick home, last week.
Clyde s. Mckee and family have
moved into the McClanahan property.
Quite a number of our people
were shopDng and transacting BUSH
ness in st. Joseph, Saturday. Among
them were: Mrs. Robert Conner and
sons, Robert and Eugene, Mrs. John
Ford and daughter, Miss Minerva, Mrs.
Mabel Oliver and daughter, Eva, Mil
dred Brown, Miss Bonnie Miller, Miss
Nellie Wilkes. Mrs. Geo. Hinkle, Miss
Edmee Banks, Mrs. G. X. Norris. Char
ley Bledsoe, Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Hitz
and Miss Genevieve Birmingham.
Charley vanCamp and son, Ros-
coe, returned home last Saturday from
Gaunvalley, Kimball and other cities
in South Dakota, where they had been
the past week.
dwight Meyer was transacting
business in ST. Joseph, last Wednes-
day.
&C. l.. Mills Is erecting a new barn
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Forest City Methodist Church.

E"eN' wy ''N'''"''
There we're several new scholars in
Sunday school last Sunday. We are
expecting to see others next Sunday.
The revival meeting opened Sunday,
with large congregations. The meet
ing will close Sunday, April =.
PASTOR.
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Baptist Church.

ing Will close sunday, april
PASTOR.
Baptist Church.
Evangelistic meetings at the Forest
CITY Baptist church. beginning next
Monday evening April 8. Services
each evening. Rev. Oliver Reed, who
was for some time state evangelist,
and Is now pastor Of our church at
Carrollton, Mo, will be with US. lie
has recently returned from Vladivo..
stock, Siberia, where he was engaged
in Y, NJ. G. A. war work. Mr.. Reed
has a big body, big brain and a big
heart. He is very friendly man,
Come out and you will hear the Cos
mel. Let us all come and have one
great community meeting. Read your
Bible. pray and come let Us worship
God. Come and bring your friends
Invite your neighbors. Little do We
know how much good We may do 70
say TO ncighbor, Come let US 20
into the house Of the Lord
Next Sunday's program:
Sunday school at 10 "A. m. =.
Roll call service at the II o'clock
hour II is hoped every member who
possibly can will he present and re.
port "ready for service"
Young peoples meeting at o'clock
Subject, "Thc Church in the Home.
Leader, Prof Conner.
There will be no preaching at the
Baptist church in the evening We
will 40 over and worship with the
RICHARD l.. STRATToN, Pastor
The Holt County sentinel., 1920-04-02

While the Water and Light balance shown to be the above
show that there outstanding warrants beginning with No s issued
ing to There has been WARRANTS issued to old
outstanding warrants to Now this does not include interest
the Indebtedness water and light The City Purpose fund
clear q We been able TO
go VIZ. BRAGG Clerk c. /. EVANS Mayor