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Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-05-13

and track meet to be held in New
Brunswick on Saturday under the
auspices of the Rutgers College Attn
letic Association is one of the biggest
events arranged in this part of the
country for some time. \ great many
stars VIII participate in the various
events to be run eff, two of the most
widely known are Howard Cam OF
New York University and Bob Craw-
ford OF Lafayette. These two colleg-
lans may go to Antwerp this summer
with tho olympic team. Cam Is a
record holder in the Middle States
for the shotput. while he is rated
high in other events to be run off.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-05-13
Standings In Major
Baseball Leagues
AMERICAS LEAGUE

Yesterdays Results
New York, "a; Chicago, s.
Cleveland. Q: Boston, z.
ST. Louis, 6; Philadelphia, &.
Detroit Washington (raln)
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-05-13
South Amboy High School

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The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-09-09

~ an oDoelng IN d the pabllc-
y csmpaiu ~ nm iasits i6tsa-
ve. yhembofs6ip pro0n61lto1 ~
Roek Islahd Chsmber 0fs06unefcs
D1ay ssat ~ the following Letter
ID os1Sr III you maymow =
IcisI pGsSonasl Of this organise
I'm Ind have defnite knowledge Of
he constitution and by-lews gov
fring the institution. ~ snclcse
shsot herewith containing ~ the
rita.
"a y6u probably siready know,
Ii GgRanisauon now ID conducting
d lGfensivs membership campaign
~ ~ purpose Of incr6esing the
umuor Of active w0fkerS n Il f0g
No ~ o. Rock Island.
r. !. Cavanaugh has been select
"A @ chairman Of the membership
&umul1ttee, because Of his great in
t6fDst in the work Of the Rock Is
Bnd Chamber Of Commerce and by
jeaSon Of his ability to take others
Tito the land Of fact
II fact Is that this organization ID
Ebming out in . new dress and il
tktsmpting to do more effective
work for the community. With
this object in view 1t IL quite neces.
try, Of course, to enlist all Of the
AVAILABLE men and women Of oul
t1ty who pc r."''ro to help under
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-09-09
A1Ikali IN Shampoos
Bad For Washing Hair

Most soaps and prepared sham
poos contain too much alkali.
which IL very injurious. ~ Il dries
the scalp and makes the hair
brittle.
The best thing to use b Mulsifed
c0coanut oil shampoo, for this II
pure and entirely greaseless. It's
very cheap and beats anything else
all to pieces. You can get Aulsified
at any drug store and q few ounces
will last the whole family for
months.
Simply moisten the hair with wa
ter and rub it in. about teaspoon
fpl y all that is required. It makes
an abundance Of rich, creamy lath-
ler, cleanses thoroughly, and rinses
out easily. The hair dries quickly
and evenly, and is soft, fresh look
ing. bright, fluffy, wavy and easy
| to handle. Besides, 1t loosens and
takes out every particle Of dust,
dirt and dandruff. Be sure your
druggist gives you Mulsified.--
| (Adv,)
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-27

bl douoi'ui whether IN. "MeG,.r
I'D ,,r.s WI. become popular. H.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-27
BOBBY JONES AND EDGAR
LOSE TO DIEGEL AND OGG
Open Golf Tourney Opens Thursdnx
mt Atlanta With $4,000 in
CnHh prixc.
tBy Associated Press1

49, i3y Associated Press
ATLANTA. GA, Sept. 26-In a
practice game for the Southern one
Eolt championship match that onens
mere Thursday, Leo Diegel, Detroit,
and Willie Ogg. Atlanta, profca,
Sionals. won a best ball match from
Bobby Jones, Atlanta amateur. and
): Douglas Edgar, Atlanta profes
today.
Names OF almost 100 OF the load
ing amateurs and professionals OF
america. as well AS one or two from
abroad. have been entered in the
professional. won the title at the
of the event here last
year. Bobby Jones. who holds the
last last Lake course record of &c, was
CO Cash prizes totaling $4,000 have
neen offered for the professional
hrst place being worth 1000 and
second. $500. with corresponding de-
creases down to tenth. Medals will
be awarded the first ten amateurs
ana a loving cup also has been do
The. competition will consist Of
seVenty-two holes medal pIay. the
nrst eighteen Thursday, second eieb-
teen Friday. and the final thirty-six
holes on Saturday
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-27
AVIATOR HURT
WHEN HIS PLANE CRASHES
Lccointe, French Pilot, Made
Favorite In Betting on Inter-
national Race.
tBy Associated Press.)

ESTAMPES. FRANCE. Sept. GO
Roland Rohlfe. ono OF tho American
entrants for the ]. Gordon Bennett in
tcrna tional aviation cup to be raced
hor here Tuesday. crashed to the
t:p3 ,;I, while Tying his Texas Wild
and was seriously Injured.
hShite had flown from the villa
couoiay airdromc. Il distance OF six
~ miles. and was landing at speed
or almost two miles minute when
the wheels struck a rough SPOT and
cola psed: The machine turned turtle
behind the wings.
American army mechanics pulled
K H:oh from under the mass OF
In the absence of any doctor. discov-
cred that his shoulder, was broken.
IL was found also that several OF his
riDs were fractured. He suffered
many commissions and was hurried to
the Etampcs Hospital.
ro IN co CONSEQUENCE Of the accident.
night to bring over the other Cur
tisS plane: the Cactus Kitten" from
villa ,a. Gonblay: in order that it may
must be on the field twenty four hours
IN advance OF the race.
by iH Mr. c and Mr planes -, were entered
deNas; but the second machine was
considered in reserve and had not
ID.
Eoombs is also the reserve pilot FOR
this entry. ~
The Dayton Wright machine. which
WI, De hown by Howard NJ Rine-
nowh by Captain r. W. Schroeder are
ready for the race.
If 'd hi. LSe,c n mnsterful handling
% ms NicuDort airplane in today's
contests to decide which three Frcncb
aSlators will compete In James Cor
r ron lien bennett international aviation
American flyers who Witnessed his
performance TO congratulate him
b bn. they are still confident they viii
The opinion OF the Americans n.
expressed today is that the man who
wins on Tuesday. II he defeats Le.
sti iT'e. VIII know he has been in a
Immediately after the conclusion
Sa ,he french trials Howard ii. Rine"
pilot I Day Hmert;nn flyer, who win
me air and gave a. spiendiJ e.hio i>
non non, apparen;y desiring to disprove
cuitV in maj n, MS, ms machine has dim
over the short course was ahou, ine
m n,fn AN hour. lie made Il perfect
gave his Martinsyde a twentw.min,,,n'
airing airing today. Harry e. Hawker. who
henn 10 ny Sopwith machine, has
Captain II. w. Schroeder I the Amer.
i .Sa aviator. tuned up HIS Vervilic.
rr aGhaIo' put did not leave tho
SIouhu. FRENCH pilots standing
nearby seemed greatly Impressed he
me roar Of the motor Lecoin,e OK.
H,aiitihE III make sure not to he
iup az tne same time as this fellow.
ne VIII use up all the air.
Lecointc Is now an cycn-non.v
IaE,orite. with Captain Schroeder soc,
The Borei machine, p!lotcd by Par.
anIt. gave the impression OF mncb
ERE, srfeatcr speed than the Spad. Par.
magne: went very wide, losing SCI
Sral kilometeW. He had n rnira,,,-
ldGa escnpe from death when his ma
chime turned over as he landed
While no records were broken To-
hhaN. LeGointc's time--lT4 miles an
,nHour-takinS the turn into Consider
remarkable " 'O"'o"eeu
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-27
INDIANS AND DODGERS
STILL HOLD FIRST PLACE
Brooklyn Now Needs Only One More
Victory to Cinch National
League Pcnnant.
ny Associated Press. /

NEW YORK. Sept. 26.-The last
week OF the major league pennant
races began today with Cleveland
and Chicago running almost neck
and neck in the American League.
while Brooklyn's victory over New
York today makes ii necessary for
the Supcrbas to win only one more
TO assure them first place.
The Cleveland Americans retained
their half game advantage over Chi
caso when both teams won today
Cleveland was extended by ST. Louis.
using three pitchers in order to win,
and Chicago won by a-Sood margin
over Detroit. The Indians have seven
and four with Detroit. while the
White SoN have only four contests,
one with Detroit and three with St.
LOUIS. To Keep in first place. Clcvc-
lana must win one more game than
Chicago does. New York, which has
phia, failed last week when it came
TO the final squirt. The Yankees won
today from Washington. but are
three games behind Cleveland.
In the National League Brooklyn
,hm a It's Lead to five games. and
games with New York or the game
with Boston next Sunday. one de-
1eat viii put the Giants out of the
race and the best they can do by
Winnins all their six games while
Brookiyn is losing its four, would
champions were eliminated last week
AS contender for first place The
feds batied weakly and dropped six
consecutive games before winning
todaE over Pittsburgh. The Pirates
are striving 10 wrest third place
trying to take advantage OF Roston's
slump and climb out OF last place
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-27
DETROIT PITCHERS EASY
FOR CHICAGO WHITE sOx
Tigers Used Three Twirlcrs Against
Cicottc Who Went Full
Route,
Try Associated Press.

CHICAGO. Sept. 26.-Chicago found
Detroit pitchers easy today and won
the first game of the series. S TO l
but failed TO advance in the pennant
race. Clcveland's victory over 81.
Louis enabling the league leaders to
MAINTAIN their half-game advantage
me visitors used three pitchcrrS
nut their wildnc:Ss, coupled with op-
FORTUNE hitting. gave this White SoX
Il commanding lead, and with cicottc
pltchinS fine ball. Detroi; had little
chance. Cicottc held the visitors to
seven scattered hits, but his own
error cnaoled Detroit to save itself
from Shutout
In the first inning Young singled
and took second on q sacrifice. Cobh
hunted TO cicottc, who threw wild
TO first, and Young scored After this
inning Cicotte had things his own
way.
Chicago went TO the front in its
haii OF the first. Strunk doubled 10
riEht, r.. Collins and Jackson walked
StTunk scor ing on Falsch's ny. L..
SoliinS moving to third. scoring on
Ehmke's wild pitch. Jackson scored
left. Ehmke, s;eadied for the next
Schalk in the fourth and was re-
placed by Oldham. Cicot,c hunted
safely, filling the bases. and on
Strunk's single RisbcrS and Schalk
The mex, inning Chicago added
three more runs when Felsch and j.
ColIins scored on Schalk's single.
SShaik registered when Cicotte
singled TO left. Score:
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-27
'MARQuARD PITCHES THE
DODGERS TO VICTORY
Burns Scores Both Runs for New
York, Reaching First Each
Time on Errors.
(By Associated rrcssO


BROOKLYN. Sept. 26--Brooklyn
went one step nearer tho National
League championship today by de-
fcatinE New York I TO >. and now
needs only ono more victory - win
tho pcnnant. As the race now stands
between the Supcrbas and Giants, the
former can lose all their rcmaindinS
games, and the best the Giants could
do by winning all they have To play
would he 10 make Il tie race. The
two clubs Will resume their series at
the Polo Grounds Thursday, and also
will play Friday and Saturday.
Brooklyn's victory today was due
TO the mastery pitching Of Vanguard
and timely hitting by his team mates.
Toncy started in the box for New
York. but was touched for four hits
and one run in the first TWO innings.
Douglas. who succeeded him. kept
the Brooklyn players of the paths
until the seventh. when he was
directly responsible for two runs.
Myers walked and took second on
"A passed ball. kcnetchy and Kill
dun sent tly balls 10 King and then
Douglas Intentionally passed kruc-
ger. Marquard also walked and Il hi;
by Olson scored Myers and Kruger
Sale" pitched the last inning for
the Giants and the Brooklyn ;cam
added another run. Meis. batting for
Griffith, hit for two bases and after
Wheat went out. scored on single
by Myers
George Burns scored both runs for
New York, getting to inst in each in
stance on an error. In the third
Johnson's tumble gave Burns a life
and he completed the circuit on hits
by Bancroft and Young In the
eighth Griffith dropped an easy fly
by Burns. The latter advanced when
Bancroft was passed and took third
on loung's hit TO left. Burns scored
while Young was being forced out at
second on Frisch's grounder to Olson.
Score. "
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-27
SOUTHERN GRID TEAMS
GET GOOD EARLY START
Oglcthorpe University Scores High
est Number of Points in First
Game. Beating Georgia Aggics.
BY Associated Press. }

ATLANTA. GA, Sept. 2s.-An
early season form that promised
much for tho hard games TO come
was displayed by all OF the more i'm
portant Southern football teams that
opened their season Saturday, or
Most OF the games in which the
larger institutions were represented
were in the nature OF practice af-
fairs for the leaders. but all OF them
healthy score against their weaker
opponents. and In no case being
scored upon.
While half dozen or more of the
leans mat ranked high in 1919 got
away on the gridiron yesterday or a
gay or two earlier. there arc a
larger number who have not vet
opened their 1920 season Among
s snSm are some n1m,s of the most important
which are yet to play their first
game of the year include Wander
PIT. washington and Lee. Mississippi
a y. and NJ; Sewanee. University Of
Georgia and a number OF others in
GLIDING Center College of Kentuckv
and GEORGETOWN University OF WASH
inEton, which. being situated along
the Mason aud DiNon's line. play both
larly.
An unusually warm carly fall has
not been any aid to the padded
warriors OF the gridiron. hut almost
all the Dig olcvcns returned ma
loritS or more of their regulars OF
iast year and the old machines"
were working again.
scoring honors for the opening
games among the leaders went to
the University of Alabama, which de-
leated Southern Military Academy
% 10 O.: Virginia Military Institute
with 81 to 0 victory over RonnoLc
was Il close second. The University
OF tennessee came third. with As
20 victory over Emory and Henry,
ana georgia Tech was fourth as a
Forest.
on the actual number OF points
mace In an opening game. however,
oSiethorpe University of Atlanta
LOOK high honDrs with it's score of
a5 TO against the North Georgia
agricultural College. The OEie-
thrope team Is newcomer in foot
ball. the institution only havinr
been re-cstablishcd in 1916.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-27
FORT WORTH WINS

FIT. WORTH. TEX. Sent DC
Heavy batting by Fit. Worth in the
late innings gave the Texas I,earue
champions a 6-to-0 victory over the
posed OF players from the ncnnant-
winning club of the Southern Asso
citation here today This makes the
series three to two in favor OF Ft.
tie.
The teams will meet in Little Rock
TUESDAY TO play Of the tie OF last
Friday Should seventh game be
day at Little Rock.
Score by innings: n
Little Rock .....nnnn0 n n n n
r I. WORM y y q 0 q IF
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-27
CHARLEY EBBETs WANTS
TO LICK SPECTATORS
Appears Against Seven Ticket
Profitccrs and Eleven Detectives
Have to Restore Order.
Try Universal Service,

NEW YORK. Sept 26.-Despite
Charley Ebbets' threat to lick every
;ickct speculator personally, there
were hundreds of them cleaning up
big money at the Giants Dodgers
game today. Seven speculators had
been arrested Saturday and wnen ar
raigncd in Flatbush Police Court this
morning Ebbets appeared as COM
plainant.
You're bunch OF loafcrs. and
even If l an GO years old. I'll lick
you myself. if you persist in holding
IN. people at my park" shouted Eb-
bets right out in court. The crowd
SuTged forward to see Ebbets do u
McGraw handshake. and 1t took eleven
detectives to restore order.
was .stopped." so MT. Ebbets Informed
M MAJ; Mccloskey. explaining
interests OF the downtrodden citizens
OF Brooklyn than as a baseball mag
nate. The court evidently was SYM
I'VE have done everything in our
Powfb to IRE IT, but find i inn
ar s" foS,Ina spee sno5eb or not If
world series this year. We are going
TO receive further annoyance, and
The common people will be robbed by
these loafers. i am going to the dis
trict attorney about the matter. and
II the Brooklyn courts will lend their
tice."
Magistrate McCloskey promised his
aid in every way and fined the seven
spectators IS ,each-thus depriving
them Of the velvet they extortcd on
the sale OF about one set of grand
stand tickets
There were more ..speculators" spec
ulating at EbbetS Field Sunday than
ever before-;houGh why they call IL
specializing isn't very clear. It's
an profit and no loss in Brooklyn
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-27
whitmnns Retain CbnmpIon.h,,

w nit Whitman and his son.
Ray." who were the 'mainstays OF
the Nolde Brothers Tip Top team of
the CITY League last season. and who
from Frank Reid and "Pop' Vunck
last spring. defended their title on
the Recreation Alleys Saturday even
against their challengers, Swan and
Ingc. winning the match by the very
marrow acr margin Of ten pins. totaling
d;9oo pins to their opponents 1855.
start to finish and the result hung
In the balance until the last ball was
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-27
YANKEES WIN, 9 TO 5, FROM
WASHINGTON SENATORS
Ward Makes Two Home Runs, One
With Two on Bnse-Ruth
Makes Double.
tBy .NSsOciatel Press \

NY NSsOc!ated Press)
Ne" YORK. Sept. 26.-New York
held Washington even in their final
series here winning today 9 10 ).
ara 5 Two home runs were rcspon-
s!cle for Jachar!'s downfall, the Sec
ond homer coming with two on base
Quinn caScd up in the ninth, when
FOUR hits and IL sacrifice ny Melted
three runs.
Ruth made one hit. a double which
bounced of Judges glove. and scored
on PeckinpauSh's single. Score:
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-27
SEWELL'S BIG STICK WINS
FOR CLEVELAND, 7 TO 5
Recruit Shortstop Drives In Four
Runs With n single md
Double.

ST. Lofts. Sept. a6.-Sewell's hit
ting enabled Cleveland to oeat st.
Louis 10 > today and retain the lead
pennant.
The recruit shortstop drove in four
runs with a single and q double, the
last hit, in the third inning. putting
Weifman was relieved after the
first inning, when he gave three
bases on balls and allowed two hits,
and 81, Louis drove Caldwell from
the box in the same inning. UhlH
who succeeded him. held the locals
well in check, only two runners get
ting rs far as third base. Score:
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-27
CHURCH HILL LOSES AGAIN
9! g The Times-DispatchD

,Spec!al 70 The Times DispatchD
"ASHlNGTDN. Sept. 21.-The
chanp!on Church Hin Athletic Club.
1i hichmond, Va, yesterday went
down TO defeat before the Knickcr
booker nine, on the lattcr's diamond.
IS 10 .; Free hitting on both sides
Yea Yea tured the contest. Tignor, OF the
the longest hit seen on the George
.p"h he!d this year. WHILE Wise. OF
ihe winners, also got one.
thcWning. the losers relief
p'tcher, performed credTiably on the
hlpuhh' STRIKING out eight Of the
winners IN the six innings he work
cd. The score:
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-27
~. Louis.

'Battei 10. Martin IN seventh
TBatied FOR Cheeves Ia ninth.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-27
MAJOR LEAGUE UMPlRES
WANT INCREASED PAY
AK 10 work Worlds Series an "a
Percentage Ba.is Like
Players DO.
lby Associated Pres 2
AGO 60. o.. a.,

CHICAGO sept; % Major League
ump!res nav" petitioncd FOR Increased
pay 'Gr "GI!d series work. President
1ohh heEdi"f' OF the National League.
said tonight The umpires want 20
WORK IN the annual series on A p.-.
centage basis just as the playcrs do
ana their fcucst probably viii h,
acteu on az tomo-row's meeting OF
the hat!ONdI cOInml sslOr no ~.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-27

PADCCAH Ky. Sept. 2G.-Thc
racing balloon Ohio" which left
Birmingham last night, passed over
North.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-27
f,ennnrd to Meet write.

r,,,,, ~ NhsJ0!dIrd TTfbs
,iitA'1D. Sept. 2s.--Benny Leon.
arc "nr!dm champion lightweight
hpH"r, has agreed TO return mat ch
I'm CHARLEY White. Of Chicago.
IRON ne knDched out In the ninth
round - Ben,on Harbor. Mich. J,iIv
. ~ was announced tonight.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-27
CARDS BEAT CUBS
lBy Associated F-cs,.I

CHICAGO. Sept. a6-By punching
hits on Tyler in the af;h and on
Martin in the SIKH, 81. Louis scored
enough for . 8 20 ) win over Chi
caEo today.
bad start. In tn. last seven innings
the Cubs got only two hits
The score:
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-27
WHITE MOTORS WIN
;Dy Arnncinindprn,.l

CLEVELAND. Sept ss,MATha White
Motors. local champions, eliminated
the bort Motors. of Flint. Mich. from
further participation in the Class
Baseball! Federation by winnina here
today, = TO J.
The Whites now nice, the John,.
town. Pa. lnde pcndents In the finals.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-27
VAR0ON AND RAY WIN

EASToN. PA. Sept. 26.-Harry Var
"u' arc ia ward Ray. the English golf
professional defeated Chick" EyanH
national amateur champion, and T. g.
trace, prc.!Gcn, OF the Bethlehem
S'""I Company. in an exhibition golf
match mere today. The score: 3 Up
and TO play
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-27
BRISTOL WANTS TEAM IN
THE VIRGINIA LEAGUE
border City Full of Fans and Could
Easily support Ball
Club.
Special TO The Tines-Disp;

Snec.al TO The Times Dispatch
BRISTOL VA, SepE 26.-Br!stol
ease osai! ians are anxious TO- enter a
team in the Virginia Base ball League
ana u IS believed that This city could
easily support a Team in the Virginia
circuit. IL IS proha BILE tina; Bristol
VIII maze bid for a franchise. as IL
IS sad that ono or two towns in inc
league are Offering theirs for sale.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-27
BALLOON "OHIO" REPORTED
NEAR PAOUCAH, KENTUCKY
II o Other Contestants In National
itncc Have Been Sighted In
kentucky and Indiana.
IHy ASSOCIATED Press.

NEW YORK, Sept. 26.-Reports
from three of the contestants in the
national balloon race which began
tast night at birmingham, Ala. to
international Gordon Bennett trophy
event there next month, were re-
ceived here tonight by the Aero Club
of America.
Warren Kasor. passed over Paducah
ky., about 300 miles from the start
ing point at 8 O'Clock this morning.
The balloon in charge OF Lieuten-
ant burt: I. ;. a. which passed over
Nortonvilie. Ky, near Paducah. was
travelling northeastward at. an alti-
tude OF 500 feet. but no report was
made as 10 time.
The balloon Goodyear end" with
n l,a.ph upson in command; passed
the start. at $3.50 this morning and
was proceeding north at an altitude
of 1000 feet.
racing balloon "Gh,o,s s''; which h iefs
Birmingham last night, passed over
Eaducah this morning. headed due
North.
puRYEAR. TENN. Sept. 2G.-Thc
balloon Little Rock" so identificd
by notes dropped from it, ono Of the
contestants in the national balloon
race. passed over this place early to-
aay' travelling in northerly direc-
t:on toward the Kentucky State line.
According to tho notes dropped froS
the balloon. William Assman is the
pilot.
OWENSBORO. KY, Sept. 2G.-Five
balloons that started last night from
birmingham, Ala. in the r.,ional
balloon race, passed near this city
this afternoon. They were travelling
In northeasterly direction and very
close to the ground.
- Ono OF the balloons. piloted by j..
King. OF st: Louis. was forced 10
make landing, few miles from
here. The Goodyear H." with w. p.
,Eanorman, as observer, and Ralph
Cpson, pilot, was in the lead.
EVANSVILLE IND, Sept. 2G.-The
balloon. in charge OF Warren Rasor
one OF the contestants in the national
balloon race. landed at GRANVILLE. Ind,
afternoon. us
The Kansas City IT,. with II. T..
Honeyweil in charge. passed over this
city at 1870 o'clock this afternoon.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-27
st. Louis
Cleveland.

Totals. ...57 10 - II Totals. ....31 % - Is
Rated FOR W.!!man In first.
Tliaitcd 70. Eu-weH IN eighth.