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The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1921-03-31
NOTICE OF FINAL HEARING

In the County Court OF the State Of
Oregon For MalheuI~ County
IN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE
OF
MARY A. VANCE, Deceased.
Notice Is hereby given by p. J.
Gallagher, administrator OF the es-
tate OF Mary A. Vance, deceased,
that he has filed In the County
Court OF the State OF Oregon for
Malheur County, his Final Account
and Petition for Distribution OF said
estate, and that the LIST day OF
April, 1921, at IL o'clock A. NJ. at
the County Court room In the
County Court House at Vale.
MalheuT County, Oregon is set
as the time and place for
hearing objections to said final
account and petition for distribu-
tion, and all persons having objec-
tions thereto should appear at said
time and place, and show cause, II
any exists, why said Final Account
should not be approved and allowed.
and said estate distributed I'm ae-
cordance with said Petition for Dis
tributiOn.
p. ]. GALLAGHER,
Administrator or the Estate OF
MARY A. VANCE, Deceased.
First Publication, March 3. 1921.
Last Publication, March 81, 1924.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORs

Notice is hereby given that the
undersigned has been appointed adj
ministratOT OF the estate OF John
Gilbert. deceased. by the County
Court OF Malheur County, Oregon.
All persons having elaims against
the said estate are hereby notified to
present the same, duly verified as by
law required, to the undersigned ad-
ministrator at his office in Ontario,
Oregon, within six months from the
date OF the first publication OF this
notice.
Done and dated and first publish
ed this 10th day OF March, 1921,
WELLS w. WOOD,
Administrator of the estate OF
John Gilbert, deceased.
First Publication, March 10, 1921.
Last publication, April z, 1921.
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ESTRAYS-One red three year
old steer branded n on left hip
under BIT in right upper bit in left
ear. Also one white face two year
old bull branded G on left ribs un-
der bit In left ear. Owner may
have same by paying cost OF adver-
tising and feed bill. Ben F. Jordan.
Westfall, Or. 14-16.
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1921-03-31
NOTICE TO CREDITORS

In the County Court OF the State Of
Oregon, for Malheur County
IN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE
OF
ELIZABETH STEWART. Deceased.
The undersigned having been ap-
pointed by the County Court OF the
State OF Oregon, for Malheur County,
Executor OF the estate OF Elizabeth
Stewart deceased. and having quail
fled, notice is hereby given to the
creditors OF, and all persons having
claims against said deceased, to
present them verified as required
by law, within six months after
the first publication of this notice TO
said Executor at Ontario National
Bank In the City OF Ontario.
w. #. H0MAN,
Executor of the estate OF
Elizabeth Stewart. Deceased
First Publlcatin, March 10, 1921.
Last Publication. April Z. 1921.
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1921-03-31
NOTICE OF SALE OF EsTRAY

NOIICE Of SALE Of ESTkAl
Notice is hereby given that on or
about the first day OF January 1921
took up the following estray ami
NAL, at the Grimes ranch one mile
north of the Park School on Dead
OK Flat, in Malheur County the own
er OF which Is unknown; one bay
mare. six years old, weight about
1850, branded on right shoul-
der.
The owner may have same by
proving his property and paying all
costs incurred and damages suffer
ed by me through the trespass OF
said animal.
That on the End day of April.
1921 the above animal will be sold
at public auction at the hour OF 10
A. NJ. on the premises above de-
scribed, under and by virtue OF the
general laws of the state OF Oregon
to the highest bidder for cash. TO
satisfy the damages, costs OF keep
ing and all expenses as may have
been regularly made. including JUS
tice fees and costs OF advertising the
sale.
II. o. MUSGROVE,
Geo. N. Thomas, Constable
First Publication. Mar. II, 1921.
Last Publication, Mar. 81. 1921.
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FOR SALE Chevrolet touring
car 1918 model in good condition
S3Oo Some terms. See II at the
Ford Garage. Phone 1871. p. o. b,
276, Ontario. l4.tf,
Evening star., 1921-08-05
TUNNEY DEFEATS BURKE:
Gains Decision in Ten Rounds.
Mike Gibbons Is Easy Win
ner Over Rather.

NEW YORK, August 4.-Gene
Tunney ht-heavyweight champion
of the A. f. F., was given the judges
decision after a ten-round bout with
Martin Burke of New Orleans here
last night. Tunney had the better of
eight rounds. The others were even.
Tunney weighed IFS pounds end
Burke 1751a,
The judges gave the decision to
Mike Gibbons of ST. Paul in his ten
round. semi-final bout with Augie
Rather of New York.
Gibbons forced the fighting from
the start. and before the third round
ended had opened cuts under both of
Ratner's eyes.
When the judges awarded Gibbons
the decision he was unmarked, while
Rather was badly cut up and was
hanging on the ropes.
Mike appeared to regard the bout
as a workout, turning to chat with
friends from the west as he sat in
his corner between rounds. and ig-
noring his opponent.
Gibbons and Gus Platts of England
are scheduled to meet tonight in a
ten-round decision bout. The state
boxing commission regulation. which
ordinarily prohibits a boxer from ap-
pearing in two bouts within twenty
four hours, was waived for Gibbons.
Evening star., 1921-08-05

In the opening matches for the un-
limited championship. Emeralds and
Yankees of section A Will be op-
ponents on the Trinity. field. at S7th
and r streets. Optometrists and Sham
rocks will meet in a Section b en-
gagement on the Randle field. at
Twining City. and knickerbockers
and Dominican Lyceums of Section c
will struggle on Olympic field. in
Georgetown.
MOhawks to Face Herbs.
Starters in the junior division will
be Mohawks and HerZls, Section A
teams. who are to face on the Plaza
field near Liberty Hut, and Levia-
thans and Hilltops of Section b, list
ed for battle on the diamond at Wash
ington barracks. Among the midgests
Orioles and Nationals of Section A
will duel at Mount Rainier and Perry
Midgets and MardelIe Athletic Club of
Section b will contest on the Brook
land field. at 1th and Monroes streets
northeast.
Sectional drawings made for the
three classes resulted in the follow
ing assignments: Unlimited division
Section A, Westovers, Yankees,
Emeralds. Langdon. Grace, Gibraltars
and Quincy: Section b. Optometrists.
Shamrocks. Metropolitans. South
lands. Brooklands, Peerless and
Brookmonts; Section C. Knicker-
bockers, Dominican Lyceums. Mount
Vernon, Government Printing Office,
Winstons, Randles and Garfields.
In Section "A of the Junior division
will be Christ Child Aztecs Mo-
hawks. Park View Juniors, Herzls,
Clovers, Quentins and Independents
Section L will include Roamers,
Owls, Benning, Leviathans. Hilltops,
Petworths and Renrocs. Section A
of the midget division includes
Oriole Midgets, Nationals, Pipetown.
Mount Rainier Yankees. Christ Child
Society Juniors. Warwicks and
Yales. Section has Perry Midgets,
Mardelles, Linworths, Liberty, Stan
ton-Templar and Holy Names.
Nine playing fields have been OBJ
tanned for the series. They are: Trim
ity. at 37th and r streets; Plaza near
Evening star., 1921-08-05
GIANTS LOSE, FISTS FLY.
Rival Catchers Mix in Fight as
Cards Win Third Straight.
Pirates Add to Lead,

Playing the Cardinals is no picnic for
the Giants. who aspire to the National
League pennant. For the third straight
time, the runner-up New Workers yes
terday lost to the st. Louis aggrega-
ton, and members of both clubs
lost arguments with the umpires. Dill
hoefer and Snyder, rival catchers, were
chased to the showers following fist
night, resulting from Schultz being rem
dered unconscious, but not seriously in
jured. when hit by a pitched ball. After
Nehf had beaned the Card outflelder, the
separated by players and umpires. After
the game police were called on to con-
duct the Giants safely off the>ield.
Now the Giants are three and one-half
games behind the pace-setting Pirates.
who blanked the Phillies. The Braves
gave the Cubs, playing their first game
under their new manager. Bill Killefer.
a severe trouncing. while the Dodgers and
Reds broke even in a double bill.
Pertica outpitched Nehf. six hits to
seven, and the Cards beat the Giants,
l. to 0. Young was credited with half of
the. losers hits. Hornsby played brilliant
ly at second base for the winners and
got two safeties in three times at bat.
Hamilton yielded the Phils only five
hits. while the Pirates fell on Meadows
for four runs in the second inning. and
went on to a 5-to-0 triumph. Maranville
starred afield. Bigbee, with two doubles
and single in four efforts, led both
teams at bat.
Southworth. crashing three doubles
and homer and scoring three runs in
four times at bat led the Braves attack
that downed the Cubs. l3 to ). The
Braves right fielder also got base on
balls and made a sacrifice hit. OFar-
rell of the losers got double and a
homer.
The Dodgers beat the Reds. to I.
then took a 5-to-2 trimming Grimes
outpitched Marquard in the opening en-
counter. In the first inning of the second
game the Reds got three runs off Ruether.
Evening star., 1921-08-05

The semi-flnals In the doubles found
east and west twice opposed. with
Johnston and Willis =. Davis playing
Washburn and Williams, and Wallace
F. johnson and Nathaniel w. Niles
meeting the Kinsey brothers, Robert
and Howard.
Williams. in defeating VINCENT
Richards yesterday. was at his best.
and the loser frequently was at loss
to make returns. Neither found diff
Guilty with the others service. Rich
ards made some remarkable gets. but
Williams retailiated by smashing the
hard earned returns to far parts Of
the court.
Shimidzu defeated Robert Kinsey.
81. 6-S. 81, Ga. The Japanese
star, with accurately placed shots. ran
Kinsey up and down the base line
until he was fatigued. Kinsey en-
deavored to play the net, but Shimid-
I'll drove him back.
Washburn defeated n. w. Niles.
g. 60. 7-5. and Johnston defeated
NJ. Duane. 6--3. 6-3, 6-4.
The Kinsey brothers. champions Of
the Pacific coast, yesterday eliminated
1chiya Kumagae and Shimidzu from
the doubles, 7-5. Ga, St. The
other pairs won handily.
Evening star., 1921-08-05
MIDGET DIVISION.

Section August 8. Oriele VS.. National,
Mount Rainier field; umpire. Brathburg: o.,
riPetown VS.. Mount Rainier. Mount Rainier
field; umpire Cehill; 10. Christ Child vs.
Warwick. Plaza field; umpire. Bratburg; II,
Yale VS.. Orioie, Tennallytown field; umpire.
Cohill;. II. National VS.. Mount Rainier,
gire: CShiIl; IL, oriole vs., Warwick; is.
Christ Child VS.. Yale; II. Oriole VS.. Pipetown:
~. Warwick vs.. National; 10, Yale vs.. Pipe
town: 70 Mount Rainier VS.. Christ Child; :,o
Warwick VS.; Yale: 23, National vs.. Pipetown;
r., Mount Rainier VS.. Warwick: -, Christ
Child VS.. Oriole; 28, Yale vs. National; p,
Warwick vs.. Pipetown; ~. Mount Rainier VS.
fhe: 30. National VS.. Christ Child; 81, Oriole
vs.. Mount Rainier.
Section B-August 8. Perry vs. MardelIe.
BroOkland field: umpire, Cohill; 8, Linworth
VS.. Liberty. Barracks field; ampire, Brat
burd: 10. Stanton -Templar VS.. Holy Name,
Trinity field: umpire. ,Cohill; Ii. Perry vs.
Linworth, Barracks field; umpire. Bratburd :;
II, Mardelle VS.. Liberty. Brookiand field ;
umpire. Cohill: Is, Perry VS.. Holy Name
Tennal'ytcwn field: umpire, Bratburd: Is
i.inworth vs- Stanton Templar; IT. Mardelle w.
Holy Name; 10. Liberty VS.. Perry; 10, Lin.
worth VS.. Mardelle; ". Holy Name Va
Liberty: "a. stanton -Templar vs. Perry; 70
Holy Name VS.. Linworth ~, Liberty vs..
Stanton Templar; 80, Mardellc vs. stanton
Templar.
Evening star., 1921-08-05

.trist. Trinity Field. Umpire Luscomhe; 1:.
Southland vs.. Shamrocks. Barracks Field. um-
pire. Hurd: Is. Peeriess VS.. Metropolitsn.
etrist vs.. Brookland: 18. Brookmont vs..
Peerless; II, Metropolitan VS.. Optometrist;
Southland; 20. Brookland VS.. Brookmont; 30
shamrock VS.. Metropolitan; %, Southland VS..
Brookland; u. Optometrist vs.. Peerless; p.
Metropolitan; 27, Brookmont Vs. Southland:
20. Peerless VS.. Shamrock: 30. Southland vs..
OptOmetrist: 81. Metropolitan VS.. Brookmont.
Section August 8, Knickerbocker va DO
o. Mt. Vernon VS. @. T. o., Olympic Field, Um.
pire Doyle; 10, Winston vs.. Handle. uuion
station, Umpire Daniels: IL. Garfield vs.
knickerbocker. Randle Field. Umpire Nau: -,
G. P. o. VS.. Dominican. Plaza Field, Umpire
Doyle: IL. Randle VS.. Mt. Vernon. handle Field
Umpire Nau: Is, Kniekerbocker vs.. Winston
II. Randle VS.. Garfield; II. Mt. Vernon ys.
Evening star., 1921-08-05
YANKS, BEATEN, IN LEAD
Hold Point Advantage Over World
Champion Tribe-Cobb Star
of Tiger Victory.

For the second time In slightly more
than two weeks. the Yankees are perch
ed at the top of the American League.
Despite their loss to the Tigers yester-
day, the New York pitcher maulers now
hold an advantage Of one percentage
point over the world champion Indians:
Detrott's victory was only the second
1t has obtained in the thirteen games
played with the Yankees this year ana
its first OF the season In New York.
In other American League games the
Browns defeated the Athletics to tie
with the Tigers for fourth place. and the
White Sox, by virtue of a win over the
Red Sox. are deadlocked with that team
for sixth position.
Leonard kept the Yankees seven wal
lops well scattered while the Tigers
an S-to.3 win. Cobb returned to the
Detroit lineup and hit home run, a
triple and drew a base on balls. scoring
three runs In four times up. Jones also
clouted for the circuit.
TWO rallies, each netting three runs,
made at the expense Of Rommel and
keefe. helped the Browns to a 7-to-5
victory over the Athletics. The latter
staged batting bee in the ninth. get
ting to Shocker for four tallies. Sisler,
Jacobsen and Galloway each made three
hits.
The White Sox beat the Red Sox to
I. although the latter threatened to tri-
umph In the ninth inning. They had a
run in. the bases filled and none out,
but McWeeney relieved Hodge and pre-
vented further scoring. BIB Falk got
three safeties in four times at bat and
Letboid three in five trials.
Evening star., 1921-08-05
THREE MINES ARE LEFT
IN PRINTERS TOURNEY

DETROIT. August o. Printers
base ball clubs of Chicago and Boston
meet at Navin Field here today in the
semi-final of the National Printers
Base Ball League tournament.
The winner of this contest will play
Indianapolis tomorrow for the Herr
mann trophy, emblematic of the world
typo championship.
Chicago put st. Louis out of the
running yesterdays 5 to 4. A batting
rally in the ninth by the Chicagos tied
the score. and in the tenth Bjorsen's
double sent over the winning run.
Evening star., 1921-08-05
JUNIOR DIVISION.

Section August s, Mohawk vs. Herzl,
Plaza Held. umpire Carr: 8. Aztec vs.. Inde-
pendent. BrOokland field, umpire, Jaesrke; 10,
Glover w. Park View. Barracks fald, umpire,
nan: II. Quentin VS.. Christ Child. Plaza field.
umpire, Hurd; II. Mohawk vs. Aztec Randle
held umpire. Luscombe: Is. Herzl VS.. indie
pendent. Brookland field. umpire, Juescke: IL,
CiGrsr 'm rs. Quentin: IL. Park View VS.. Christ
H "; Clover; 10. Aztec ys. Park View: 20.
~; ~. Park az View vs. Herzl; "a. Aztec VS.. Quen-
PARK " View vs. Mohawk; q. Herzl VS., Quen-
tin; y, Christ Child VS.. Aztec: 80. Independ-
ent vs.. Glover; 81, Quentin VS.. Mohawk.
- september !, Christ Child vs.. Herzl; =,
Clover vs.. Aztec; B. Independent VS.. PARK
View: u. Mohawk VS.. Christ Child; Z, Aztec
vs. Hersl; 3. Park View W.. Quentin; .. Christ
Child vs. Clover.
Section B---Ausust S, Leviathan vs.. Hilltop.
Barraeks field. umpire, Nan: 8. Owl vs.. Rem
rock, Randle field. umpire. L,scombe: 10,
koamer VS.. Renning. Olympic field, umpire,
Carr: IL, Petworth VS.. Ieviathan, Rrookland
field. umpire. Doyle; II. Hilltop vs. Renroc,
Trinity field. umpire. sutton: 13 Owl vs..
Benning. Barracks field. umpire Doyle; 10,
I@viathan VS.. Roamer: 16. Benning vs. Pet
worth: IT, Leyiathan VS.. Owl; IS, Roamer VS..
Hilltop; 10. Petworth vs.. Owl: 20. Renroc VS.
Benning D. Roamer VS.. Petworth; 23, Hill
top vs.. Owl: ~ Renroc VS.. Roamer: % Ben
ming VS. Leviathnn: aS. Petworth vs.. Hilltop;
"a, Owl vs.. ROamer: 70, Renroc VS.. Petworth:
30. Hilltop VS.. Benning; 81, Leviathsn VS.. Rem
Evening star., 1921-08-05
WILL GET JESS Terms
Rickard to Meet Archer, Manager
of Willard, Regarding Bout
With DEMPSEY.

NEW YORK, August 5.-Tex Rickard.
boxing promoter. and Ray Archer. man =
ager for Jess Willard. had an appoint
ment to confer here today on the pro-
posed return heavyweight championship
bout between Champion Jack Dempsey
and Willard @
Rickard announced he had a telegram
from Willard. who is at his home in
Lawrence, Kan, stating that he was
ready for "A return match and that
Archer was empowered to discuss terms.
Given assurance that Willard can get
into shape for bout with Dempsey.
Richard said he was prepared to ar
range such a contest.
Evening star., 1921-08-05
CARP'S FIGHT POSTPONED

NEW YORK, August 5.-The Car
pentier-Gibbons fight planned here for
the first part of October. has been
postponed several weeks. because of
the injury which the Frenchman re-
ceived when he was defeated by Jack
Dempsey in Jersey City. July ,. The
fight now is scheduled for late in Oc-
tober or the first part of November in
Madison Square Garden.
Promoter Tex Rickard today re-
ceived from Paris a cable message
from Francois Descamps. Carpenters
manager, stating the Frenchman will
go three months without boxing, be-
cause of fractured right thumb
Evening star., 1921-08-05
'CIRCUS" FOR BASE BALL
LEAGUE NEAR ITS END

With but two more nights to run
the Fraterna; Base Ball League Carni-
val. at Union Station Plaza. is plan
ming on entertaining thousands of
spectators as a means to bolstering
up the finances of the organization.
SO that this year on the diamond will
be q thorough success from a fiscal
standpoint, and that next season may
be started with every team in new
uniforms and equipment of the best.
and Woodmen of the World. will vie
tonight in an attempt to outdo each
other in the matter of patronage. At
the closing program tomorrow night
the Red Men will be on hand in large
numbers. Tonight Joe Turner is to
take on Roughouse Ross in a wres-
Ting match.
Evening star., 1921-08-05
MILE. LENGLEN TO SAIL
FOR AMERICA SATURDAY

PARIS, August 5.--Mlle.. Suzanne
Lengien. the tennis champion, has COM
pletely recovered from an attack of
bronchitis, which twice has caused her
to postpone sailing for the United States,
and will leave on the steamer Paris
Saturday.
She has not touched tennis racket
for month, but she expects to do some
training on board the steamer. and enter
the American championship. Afterward
she will play exhibition matches until
September %.
Mile. Lenglen will be accompanied by
her mother and Albert de Joannis. vice
president Of the French Tennis Fedora
tien. -l
Evening star., 1921-08-05
UNLIMITED DIVISION.

Section August 3, Emerald VS.. Yankee,
Langdon Plaza Field. Umpire Nau; 10. Gi-
braltar VS.. Grace. Rande Field. Umpire sut.
ton; II, Westover VS.. Emerald, Olympic Field,
Umpire 'Jaescke: ~, Yankee VS.. Langdon,
Olympic Field. Umpire Carr: IS. Quincy VS.
Gibraltar, Plaza Field. Umpire Daniels: is.
Emerald VS.. Grace: Is. Gibraltar vs. West
over: IL, Emerald VS.. Quincy: Is, Grace vs..
Yankee: 10. Westov-r VS.. Quincy; 20, Lang
don VS.. Gibraltar: 20, Grace VS.. Westover;
%. Yankee vs.. Quincy: -. Langdon VS.. Grace
-. Gibraltar W.. Emerald: 26. WestOver VS..
Yankee; -. Grace W.. Quincy; 60 L.angdon
VS.. Westover; 30. Yankee vs. Gibraltar; ii,
Emerald VS.. Langdon
rocks. Randle Field. Umpire Sutton: 9, Metro.
pOlitan VS.. Southland. Trinity Field. Umpire
Carr; 10. Rrookland vs. Peerless, Rrooki land
Field. Umpire Hurd: IL. Brookmont vs.. Opton,.
Evening star., 1921-08-05
CUP DOUBLES
English and Anzac Netmen Even,
Each Having Scored Victory
in Singles. *

PITTSBURGH. Pa. August 5.-Ten-
mis- enthusiasts who yesterday saw The
singles in the DAVIS cup matches on
the courts of tine Allegheny Country
Club near here. today crowded the
stands at an early hour in the hope OF
seeing more decisive play in the
doubles. .,-F
Anderson and Todd were scheduled
to play for Australasia, against Woos-
nam and Turnbull for the British
Isles. 1t waste be first appearance OF
Turnbull and Todd.
An even split was the result in the
singles yesterday. j. o. anderson OF
Australasia defeated Maxwell WopsS
nam of the British Isles. 4-6, 6-12,
6-4, while F. Gordon Lowe of The
British Isles defeated J. l.. Hawkes..
the Australian youth. Ga, Ga. 81.
Evening star., 1921-08-05

Liberty Hut: Randle. at Twining
City: Olympic. at 35th street and Wis
consin avenue; Brookland, at 9TH and
Monroe streets northeast; Washing
ton Barracks. at the foot of 4 y
street southwest; Terminal r. r. Y.
Nj. c. A. League, at Union station;
Mount Rainier. near Rhode Island
avenue at the District line, and Ten
leytown, near Wisconsin avenue in
TenleytOwn.
Ten experienced umpires. none of
whom are at present working with
the regularly organized sandlot
leagues. have been assigned to the
series by the District Umpires' Asso
citation. They are Jaescke, Nau, Sut-
ton. Carr. Daniels. Hurd. Luscombe
Doyle, Bratburg and Cohill.
Games will be played daily, except
Sundays, starting in all sections at
$40 o'clock. All postponements will
be played off in order. If necessary, to
determine section cha ampionship,
after the regular schedule is COM
pleted. Playing fields and umpires
have been named for the first week
only. During the series the execu:
tive committee will meet every Fri
day night to arrange details for the
following week and settle all dis
puteS.
Evening star., 1921-08-05
MINORS BAR BLACK SOX.

AUBURN, n. Y, August 5.-The
White Sex players involved in the
base ball scandal in Chicago will not
be permitted to join minor league
clubs, j. H. Farrell, chairman of the
national board of the National Asso-
ciatien, said today.
The jury tells US that crookedness
in sports is not q crime in Cook
county. ILL.,, in spite of confession Of
guilt" said Farrell. THE jury should
now be placed on trial for libeling the
moral atmosphere of the people of
Cook county, Ill. The players will
clubs"
Evening star., 1921-08-05
Women in Golf Final.

NEW LONDON, Conn.,, August s.
Miss Marion Hollis of South Shore will
meet Mrs Arnold Jackson of Greenwich
in the final for the Shenecossett golf
championship today. Miss Hollis de-
feated Mrs w. A. Gavin. the metropoli-
tan champion. yesterday by 3 and !,
while Mrs Jackson disposed of Miss
Glenna Collett of Providence, the medal
winner and last years victor, by 2 and /.
Evening star., 1921-08-05
Smith of Giants Suspended.

ST. LOUIS. August 5.-Earl Smith
star catcher of the Giants, has been
suspended Indefinitely by Manager
John McGraw for failure to observe
the clubs training rules. Smith has
been sent to New York to await
further orders
Evening star., 1921-08-05
GOLF 'FAv0RITEs SCORE.

NASHVILLE, Tenn, August ALI
favorites won in the first and second
rounds of the Junior western golf
championship over the Bell Meade
course yesterday.
Alex Bush of Louisville. meets Bur-
ton Nudge of Chicago and Jack"
Wenzler of Memphis plays Edwin
Chrisman of Selma, Ala, in the semi
finals today.
Evening star., 1921-08-05
BRITISH GOLFERS AHEAD.

LAKE PLACID, N. Y. August g.
George Duncan and Abe Mitchell,
British golf professional. yesterday
defeated Seymour Dunn, Lake Placid
professional, and Hutton Martin. four
times open champion of California, in
a thirty-six- hole match, 2 up and to
play.
Evening star., 1921-08-05

knicksrbocker; ls. Dominican VS.. Winston;
ls: G.rhcld V; Nj: Vernon; 20: 9: P: q. vs..
a,;ns; Randis; - Winston W; Garfield; %, Do.
sriccker; %. Winston vs.. G. r, o.; %, Gar
hsld vs.; e Dominican; 81, Mt. Vernon VS.. Win
VS.. Handle; 81, Knickerbocker VS.. G. p. o.