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The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1921-10-28
TAKEN TO HOSPITAL
Mrs. r. n. Healy Submitted to an Op.
>n,&;ans n Matte

Grafton; Beauford Notes
Beauford, October 20.-Mrs. r. II
Healy was taken to- Emmanuel hospi-
tai Thursday morning where an op-
Grafton was performed. She is doing
nicely, whicrh is pleasing to heI
friends.
Harold Ward is confined to his bed
with an attack of diptheria. DIR. Bonn
berger of Mapleton is in charge of the
case and it is hoped the disease will
go no farther.
Mr.. and Mrs. e. B. McMahan aud
daughter Evelyn were Sunday guests
at the Omer Bolinger and Fred Lin
denberger homes at Pemberton.
Arthur and Lila TietZ together with
Ellie Pierce and Mrs. Refuge did
shopping in Mankato Saturday
d. p Pierce transacted business in
Mankato Monday.
Sunday school Sunday morning al
1920 a. M Morning worship at 1880
a. m. Christian Endeavor at 7:30 p
m. Midweek prayer service Every
body welcome to all services
S J. Getty attended the Sunday
school convention at Mankato Sunday.
Mrs. C. e. Rausch and daughter
Irene spent the week end with Mrs.
Rausch,, mother, Mrs. s l.. McMahan
of Mapleton.
Miss Arlene Getty of Mankato spent
the week end with her friend Miss
Leona Krengle.l
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1921-10-28
Daughters Marriage Announced

st. Cloud. Mimi, October 22.-Mrs.
Peter Bruener Of. r. r. five, ST.
Cloud, announces the marriage of
her daughter, Eleanore Susan, to
William Naegli of st. Peter, MINI.
The wedding will take place the lat
ter part Of the month in the St.
Mary's church. The wedding recep-
ton will be held at the home of the
brides mother. Mr.. Naegli was for
mer employee Of the Pan Motor Com
pany here but has for the last few
wears been employed at st. Peter.
The young couple will after their
marriage make their home in that
city.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1921-10-28
GAVE WIDOW THE CASH
Jury at Redwing Decides the Case 81
Wilma A. Dordan s

u
Redwing, October 25.-A case
which has been fought over in dis
trict court by opposing attorneys for
an entire week was decided in less
han an hour when the Jury in TIE
Ease of Wilma A. Dordan against
Catherine Dordan and the First Ma.
tional bank Of MankatO, garnishee.
brought in verdict In favor of the
plaintiff In the sum OF $3,769. The
jury went out aboutl twelve o'clock
and returned the verdict shortly be-
fore one o'clock.
The case was a. dispute over the
ownership Of $4,000 savings Ia The
Mankato bank left by Wilma "a 8
Dordan who died at st. Johns hoe-
pital here some time ago. b
Dordan, railroad man, Whe 81.
legged by the defense to have order
ed the $4,000 paid over to the mol1{-
er, Catherine Dordan. just befofe ~
The plaintiff. Wins a Dord
wife OF the deceased, brou<hf
as administrative Of the eG(A<6 ri
recover the money She o1It1c 81
the cult that her Mustard jl71 -
Of sound mind ct the Gr6o ~ De- 6
ing over the money - ~ ~
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1921-10-28
ARREST THREE SUSPECTS
Men Are Charged With Conspiracy
To Rob Wisconsin Bank.

Associated Press Dispatch
Superior, Wis, October 25.-Walter
Koins, William McMahon, and James
Bayfield, and Ashland counties al
midnight in trench five miles east
Of Iron River, Wis, will be arraigned
this afternoon on a charge of con-
spiracy to hold up the State Bank of
Poplar, Wis, and a Duluth, South
Shore and Atlantic express and mai,
train, according to long distance
telephone message from Sheriff C.
l.. Kleinsteiber of Ashland.
Two youths employed by the trio
to take them to the Poplar bank, IL
is alleged are. ready to turn states
evidence. The alleged bank robbery
plot, scheduled to take place at eleven
a. m. yesterday, was delayed when
the automobile carrying the quintet
broke a wheel near Iron River.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1921-10-28
PARTY AT SLEEPY EYE.
Commercial Club There To Act As
the Host November 7.

Sleepy Eye, October 22-The plans
for the Commercial club theatre
and dancing party to be held at the
Opera House Monday evening. No
vember Z, are about completed and
tickets for the entertainment and
supper can be secured by calling on
the officers Of the Commercial club.
This social affair is one that will be
the biggest Of it's kind ever put on by
the Commercial club in Sleepy Eye
and that is going some. The commit
tee has secured one Of the most inter-
esting of picture plays for the edifl-
cation of the guests, and the menu
will be one to tempt the palate of
each person. One of the finest or
chestras on the road has been Sc
cured to furnish music for the oc-
casion. After the pictuge has been
enjoyed and the inner man salts
fed, dancing will be enjoyed. Those
who do not dance viii be provided
with other forms Of amusement
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1921-10-28
Land at SIPS An Acre

Moorhead, October 1.-THE land
where Moorhead now stands was
originally sold at s1.25 an acre. This
is one of the facts OF early history
uncovered this month when pioneers
address the anniversary meeting
celebrating the fiftieth anniversary
of the founding of Fargo and Moor
head. The first train arrived IN
Moorhead In December 1871.
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Death Of Mrs. George NAV.

from Mount Angel, Ore, announcing
the death of his daughter, Mrs. George
May. She leaves to mourn her hus-
band. six sons, three daughters, her
father sixteen grandchildren and four
brothers and two sisters The broth :
ers are Henry Hodapp. st. Clair; Phil
IN Hodapp Portland. Ore: George Ho.
d a b NeTn St M Pa sisls oa mss
Mount Angel. Is
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1921-10-28
Rev. sJooren Re- elected president.

Rev. SJouren He-eIecfed President.
Rev. p. N. Sjogren. pastor of the
First Evangelical Lutheran church Of st.
Peter, was Reelected president Of the
Augustana Synod at the annual con-
vention. which took place in Rock Island.
IlL. last week from October 10 to 16. He
returned Tuesday. - 81 II
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1921-10-28
AuroIsT DIDN'T STOP
Meanest Driver Appears Again A
Albert ca. Aif Schnnl EmnIoxA i

Albert Lea; Hit School ~EmpIoye
Albert Lea. Mimi, October ga
passing motorist drove his car into
Janitor l.. P. Hanson ofsthe Ramsey
school this city yesterday and
knocked the man clear of the street
and into inconsistencies but failed
to stop to. ascertain the extent of he
mans injuries. Another motorist
picked him up and took him to a
hospital where he regained con-
seriousness. It is not thought that
the injuries will prove serious.
The Washington herald., 1921-06-07

tie Black Sheep. Katakana AMI
Starella also ran.
TAird rare-Repeater, 1l3 (Luns-
fordb. 1890, 1850. 4so: Corson lis
(Bryson), 7.so, $50; Merchant, lis
(PooD. $50. Time: 1:47 As. Isoia,
Miss Prosperity, Kallipolis, Dona-
tello. Indian Chant, Hondo, Virgo.
cantilever and Frank F. also ran.
Fourth race-Miss Mullins, 10e
tBarrett). 1870. s.10. $40: Fallacy.
io6 tHeinsch). $50, $50: Aphie Dear
1o9 (PooD, ESQ Time: 1:l2 Is.
British Maid. Blanche Mac, Pongee.
Lough Storm and Bettina also ran
Fifth race-Marjorie Hynes, los
tKederis), sac. ego. 2s9: Wyoming.
I06 (PooD, $50, $50: Mint Cat, 40
Time: 1:ss As. Inquiry. Pastoreau.
Lord wrack and Mile. Dazie also
ran.
sixth race-Jonn Finn, III (PooD.
$50, go. 2.2o; Ounce Garden. III
(Burke). 7.2o, $40; Prince Wells.
III (ButwelD. 2.7o. Time: :53 As.
Isocelles, Lord Allen and Randel
also ran.
Seventh race-Aph. los (Rurke).
$500. 1880. 40: WEXFORD. 10
(Scobie), 1850, $50; Korbly, lis
(Roberts), $50. Time: 1:47. Mary
Jane Baker, w. G. McCiintock. Eyes
of Youth, Captain Burns, Sandman
H.. Col. Lit, Wave and Dark Friar
also ran.
The Washington herald., 1921-06-07
US. Pros'Lose.
| To Britishers
Britons Win Nine, L0st
Three and HalUe
Three Matches.

GLEN EAGLES, Scotland, June
6-The British team of profes-
sional golfers trounced the visiting
American 'jpros" in the intcrna-
tional matches here Monday. The
British team took nine of the
matches and the Americans three.
The putting of the Americans
was splendid, but their driving and
approaching were erratic and were
responsible for most of their de-
feats. A crowd of nearly 1000
watched the foursome between
i. George Duncan and Abe Mitchell,
of Great Britain, and Jock
Hutchison and Walter Hagen Of
the United States, which ended all
square. Each side did the course
in II. The days scores were as
follows:
Fred Mcleod. United states. de-
feated J. II. Taylor. England. by
1 mp.
Emmet French, United states, de-
feased Edward Ray, England,
and I.
Wiifred Reid, United states. de-
fented A. G. Havers, England, ,
and I.
George Duncan. EnRInnd, defented
Jock Hutchison, United states, .
and 1.
Abe MITCHELL England md Wall
ter Hagen, United states, haived
their match.
Harry varden, England. defeated
Tom kerrfgan, United states, 3
and I.
James Braid. England, defeated
Clarence Hackney. United states.
S and &.
Josh Taylor. England. defeated
William Meihorn, United states.
and :.
James McKeaden, England, de-
feated George Mclean, United
states. and 4.
J. G. sherlock. England. defeated
George Honner. United states, .
and =.
Foursomes,
}. G. sherlock and Joseph Taylor.
England, defeated Charles Honner
and wtlliam Meihorn. I mp.
y. III. Taylor and James Braid,
England. VS. Fred Mcleod and CIar-
enee Hackney, United States, all
square.
A. g. Hnvers and James McKen-
den, EaGland. defented wiifred Reid
and George Mclean, United states,
0 and 5.
George Duncan and Abe Mitchell,
England. VS. Jock Hutehison and
Walter Hagen, United states, all
square.
Harry vardon and George Ray
England. defeated Emmet French
and Tom Kerrigan, United states.
) and 4.
The Washington herald., 1921-06-07
Tom McTaggart Is Only
Favorite to Run to Form
BellsoIar Comes from Rear to Beat Captain Al
cock in Centerport Purse Royal Arch
Captures Steeplechase.

decreed that she should get kicked
as she cleared jump on back
stretch. Kick cost race as she
would have surely won by ten
lengths. Then Byers, her pilot
made enough runs to beat her. She
was meant all right but rolled box
cars instead of natural.
Final race staggering blow to
members of Groggy club. All wob-
bling. But centered their attack
on Modesty and Evil Great pair
for following. Both were around
to 1. Evil beat Modesty as IL Is
doing nowadays. Didn't get home
first however. Dropped in third
after giving hackers all sorts Of en-
couragement. Passed clubhouse
two lengths to the merry. Col
lapsed at finish as Evil always
does. Large end to Simpatica;
sounds like a patent medicine. HUI
manitarian earned second mone5.
Modesty outside the lucky division.
Members of Groggy club to petit
t.on somebody for succor and help.
Can't stand gazing. once in a
while. all right. Steady punishment,
too crool. No Joe Grims in the or
l,anization. Will pass resolution
reading: NO favorites winning. no
members will attend races" Won't
be able. That's the low down.
Great sport IL you can print your
money.
Special meeting this afternoon
to discuss calamitous affairs.
The Washington herald., 1921-06-07
Blue Bonnet Entries.

First raee-Purse $1,000; maiden
e-year-oIds; toaled in Canada: "A
furlongs: Royal Gift. lis; Dorantue,
112: Lynmouth, 112; Fanatic. 11o.
second race-Three-year-o and
up: s furlongs: Cock O. the Roost
116: Trusty. lis; Vancouver. lis;
Kuklux. liz; Cacambo. 112: Lady
Luxury. 11o: lima Frank. 110: Citizen.
10s; Archie Alexander. 109: Assump-
ton. 109: Coming. 10S: ]. Alfred
Clark. 1O4: Joaquina, 1e4: Hssten
On, 104; Gurgling Water, 104; Ten
mite. 101: Breadline. 81.
Third raee-Steeplechase; 4-year-
olds and up; about 2 miles: LytIe.
145; Butcher Boy, 145: Candidate II.
145; Red Start, 40; smithfield. 40.
Fourth rnce-Kindergarten stakes;
2-year-olds; 5 furiongs: ogarite.
lis; Run. lis; Col. Chile. 115: De-
vonite. lis; wolfs Cry, lis; Billy
Dunn. lis.
Fifth rnee-Three-ye and
up; mile: Vice Chairman. Ill; Star
Voter. 100; Baby Grand. 1o4: BY.
104: Rubidium. 102; BY Jimmy. %:
Sans Peur II. 81; Napoli, s5; Pimlico
50.
sixth race-Four-year-o and
up; claiming; 1 mile and furlong:
Wariike. 11o; Counter Balance, 1I0;
Tom Saunders, 110; LIE Cyprin. 105;
Sol Gilsey. los; Athena. 1o5: Ken
lucky Boy, los: Jeilison. los; Aztec,
los; Bourbon Green. 1o5; sentimen-
tai. 1o3: Edith K. 1e3; KoIiinoor, fos.
seventh raee-Three-year-o and
up: claiming; mile: Sugarmint.
lffs Shoot On. liz; Siests, l12:
rfiekstersILs1fo; Bar One. 10; Link
Boy. 1e7; Lazy Lou. 1os. chefa. 100;
Suez. %.
The Washington herald., 1921-06-07
BELMONT ENTRIES.

First Race One mile; 3-year-
olds: claiming. Squaw Man, Aida
MCGEE. los; Polar, 107; Thimble, ST.
lence, Sister Flo, Devastation. No.
hant. Ill; Fantoche. Sobrigade, 116;
Natural. 101.
second Race - Straight six fur
longs; 3-year-olds and up; the Lit
tie. Neck lightweight handicap.
Routledge. Kinnoul. Peter Piper,
134; Gladiator. 100: Courtship. St.
Michael. Ill; Eastview, 1os; Calig-
ula, 1ls; Messines, Sea Mint, ia:
Thunderclap. 1872: Day Due. 10s;
Dream Of the Valley, 12s.
ThIrd Race One mile; 3-year-
olds; Miles; conditions. Scotland
Yet, 100: Joan Marie, los: Perfec-
ton, Thimble, III; Sister Flo, Polly
Ann. 11s.
Fourth Raee-Straight nve fur
longs; 2-year-olds; the Bouquet
selling stakes. Duncocap. s5; CAL
liant Man. 112: Blackstone, Fifty
Fifty. 1O2; Thistle Bloom, 90: Mawr-
coron. 1917: wreckless, 11o; wish
bone, 11s; Kirtle, 80.
Fifth Rnee-Mile and a sixteenth;
3-year-olds and up: selling: the
Amityville handicap. George. 1os;
Bifr Bang. Royce Roofs. III; Thup-
derclap. 1875; Sir Grafton. Ballet
Dancer II, 102: Servitor, 106; Devil
Dcg, Diomedes. 10; Camouieur'
100.
sixth Race-Straight four and a
half furlongs; maiden 2-year-olds.
Commander, McMeekin, 1872: Fifty
Fifty, Simple Simon. Brilliant Ray.
Consul, I07; Galatea, 104; Black
Rascal III: Alice c.. Thistle Bloom.
10s; Neapolitan, liz.
The Washington herald., 1921-06-07
GriHs Battle
Detroit Today
Tu0o Teams Play 4-Ganre
Series With Third
Place as Goal.

-
With third place as the prize for
The wi1ners the fast climbing Ma
-ionals and the retuvenated Detroit
Tigers will clash this afternoon in
he hrst of a four-game series.
The two dark horses" of the
league can be expected to put up
scrappy battle from start to
inish- Both are in the midst of a
Big batting streak and after many
can seasons are now standing on
he outskirts of the promised land.
Mcbride and Cobb are the out
standing leaders in the circuit this
season. They have upset the dope
by taking second division teams
and converting them into dangerous
machines, which are close enough
IN the heels of the leaders to make
life more than interesting
Washington today is but two
games behind the Yanks, who lost
yesterday to st. Louis. while De-
troit is a fraction of a game in the
rear of the Nationals.
Jszebel Zachary or George Mog-
ridge will o,en against the Junga-
leers today. 18th the odds favoring
the first named. Detroit's hurting
choice remains a matter of con-
lecture
Cobb himself. who is back in his
old batting form, should draw a
bunch of fans at the gate. The
Georgia Peach is sluGging the ball
above 400 and Is leading the league
In runs scored and in total hits
Outside of that and directing his
team on the field. he takes it easy
each afternoon.
Washington lost three out Of four
games TO the Tigers on the recent
western tour and is expecting to
sven things up in the present series
The Washington herald., 1921-06-07
LATONIA ENTRIES.

First race-s1.40O: claiming: .
year-old fillies; five furlongs: Glad
brook, 105; Toney Sue, 1OS: Lima
Clark, 10S: Equal Rights, 10s:
Martha Fallon, Ill; Miss Joy, I14.
second raee-s1. 800; claiming; g.
year-olds and up; six furlongs: Our
Alice. ss; Nurture, ss: British Liner.
Io3: Philanderer. 103; Ground Swell,
los: Sweet Liberty. 1Os: Amanda
tos: Gloria France. 10s; Foster
Embry. 10s: Basil. 113: Rapid
Stride, 113; Service Flag, 113: Ex-
horter. 113; Bradley's Choice. 1I3;
Marjorie Mckay, 101: Louie Lou.
I1s. Also eligible: The Vfrginian.
sS: Our Birthday. 113.
Third raee-s1, 800: claiming: =
year-old maiden colts and geldings,
four and a half furlengs: Buckingl
nam, lis; Lugs, lis: Commander
Colin. IFS: Stonewall. us: Hutchin-
son. 115: ArticleiX, IFS: Red Wing
held. lis: Ruggles, us; Frank
Boyd. lis; Hermoden. IFS: Bully
Buttons. lis: Salama nder, us: Billy
Star, IFS: Deep Sinker. lis. Also
sligible: Sun Time. rs.
Fourth raee-s1.500: allowances:
the Walton: 4year-olds and up:
nile and a sixteenth: Cotton Bios
som, ros: Black Hackle. log;
Makeup. 1866: Travesty, 10s: War
Prize. los: Kinburn, 10s: Tippo
Sahib. los; Jouett. los: Belgian
Queen, los: Lothair. log.
Fifts cae>-s1.70o: Gibson Hotel
handicap; 5-year-olds and up: six
furlongs: Fern Handley. 1O2; Min
ate Man. 110; Darjeeling. 110: High
Cost. 110; Angon. lis; Seweil Combs.
los; Rapid Day, l07. 60
sixth rsee-s2. 0oo; - sllow a noes:
the Walnut Hills; s-year-oids; one
nile and a sixteenth: Planet. 1o7:
MeGoodwin. 107; Gold Digger. lo7;
-ncle velo. 1o7: Sir Thomas ,Kean.
lo7: Rangoon. 120.
Seventh race-s1.3o0: claiming: g.
year-olds and up: one mile and q
iuarter: Mentillo, s3: eAdelia W..
t1e; Capital City. 112;SCapte Tom
l12: Mandarins Coat 12; colr-l
nond. 11e; La Foudre, 1o3: LorensI
Toss. 1o7.
The Washington herald., 1921-06-07

NEW YORK. June s.-New or
;anization formed at Belmont Park
ace course Purely democratic
'ody. Every player eligible that
ONES within by-laws and pream-
les. Chrisfened "Groggy Club"
Wonderful name. To be enrolled
ne most be favorite player. Or
:anization probably will have ten
1r twenty thousand members by
his evening unless favorites re-
orm. Winning favorites are as
'ientiful as flying pigs. Never saw
lying pigs? Never saw winning
avorites in punches either. Ell?
Actions of favorites simply mon
trous- Also scandalous. Once a
loss is Installed favoTite, good
dsht. Ask faithful that are left on
round Inquire of many that tried
insuccessfully to make fsvoIitss
vim and then took the air" We
mean gentlemen that cashiers are
diligently seeking 20 do little set
ling. Can't be done. Got to dig
ID new system or families will
tarve during hot Gays and VAIN r
lights. Reform society should be
ormed to investigate disastrous
,ondiJions.
Take today at mammoth Belmont
'ourse-- Didst thou see a flock of
avorites fly past honorable Judges.
Chou dfdst not. One looked hand
ONE officials In limpid orbs. Lucky
me, Tom McTaggart. waein fifth
went Also to 10 shot. ONLY for
Sande's strenuous ride Thomas
you'd have been outside pale
would have meant more anguish
IND lamentations. Just got there
~ inches. Very light nourishment
to 10 shots when fifth event
INVOLVES around.
Saddest spectacle of year was in
ne Centerport. fourth event Can
Ain Alcock played down to 4 to s.
out winning in front to sixteenth
pole. Suddenly a commotion on
outside track. Also perturbation
Imong players of Captain Alcock
Sellsolar came dashing along. Got
ip in time to get verdict. That was
traw that broke camers back
crowd panned little Joe Mooney
who rode Captain. Said he went
% sleep and took matters too easy.
captain was oil in can until Bell
iolar came along. Coise you, Bell
Solar!
In steeplechase Royal Arch man
lged to beat Joyful a nod in furi-
rus duel Joyful carried hopes OF
aithfuL Should have won but Fate
The Washington herald., 1921-06-07
DORvAL RESULTS

First raee-2-year- claim
ing: purse $500; 5 furlongs: Lady
Rochester, 90 Gancaster). 5.35, 2.75,
2.5o; War Relief. 1o4 (stearns).
2.4o. s.25; Miss Frsuland. %
Rowan). $50. Time. 1:ot 2-5. Belle
wrack. 1t and Mary d also ran.
Second race-3-year-olds and up;
Canadian bred; claiming: / mile:
Crown of Gold. log Lancaster),
Ais, 2.70, 2.30; War Fox, I01 (Hun-
tamer). 800. $50: All Amiss, 1o2
(Stearns), $40. Time, 1:451-5. Shore
Acres, Blarney Boy and Hemisphere
also ran.
claiming: furlongs: Right Angle.
Toe the Mark. 106 (Thurber), ass,
Time. 1916 2-5. Norfolk Belle, San
Marcus. Lillian c.. Stilettp. Cato
can, Kirah, Murphy, General, Night
stick, and Lady Granite also ran.
Fourth rsee-3-year-o fur
longs: Fitzboodle, 103 CTaylor),
1920. 11.45, 7.35; Citizen, 104 (Thur-
oNi r-fss NOEtlid. %
teri, 40. Miss Cook, Heath Belle,
Antilles, Two Pairs, and Friyol also
ran.
Fifth race-3-year- and up:
mile: The Archer. I02 CThurber),
$50. ass. out: Sandy Beal, sS
(Corey), 2.40. out: Lads Love, 104
(Weiner), out. Time, l:412 2-5.
Lucy Kate also ran.
Sixth race 3-year-olds and up:
purse 5000: 1I-16 miles:
Roisterer. 90 .CParrington), $50,
$50. 3.20; She Devil. los CHar-
bourne). $40 ass; Perhaps, -
(Simmons). $40. Time, 1850 O2-5.
Smart Money. Little Ed, War
Smoke, Court Fool and Mary Cowell
also ran.
Seventh rnee-4year-olds and up:
claiming; 1h miles: O'Malley, l03
(Atkinson), 1880. $40, 435: Whip
poorwill, 102 (BorganowskD, 1I40.
$50: Clip, 9S (Hunteman). 40.
Time, 1:5S. Attorney Muir, Martha
Luckett. Charlestonian, Alma B.,
Jack Reeves, Diadi. and Spectacu-
lar Girl also ran.
The Washington herald., 1921-06-07
HILTON RUNNERS
CAPTURE MEET

Hilton school walked away with
the track and field meet of the Gar
field park division OF the municipal
playground department, held at the
Central stadium yesterday. The
winners scored lo2 points. Peabody
was second with 40. and Dent third,
with %. Today the Bloomingdale
md Virginia avenue divisions viii
hold their meet. Yesterdays sum-
maries:
s5-pound class. dash-sweeney (Hiiton).
Pitt Hilton. Campbell Peabody.
1Oo-pound class, dash-Koons tHiltonl.
Block Jenersenl. Moore Peabody.
115-pound class. dash-seott tHilton). Rid
die tnent). Bierach (Hilton).
Unlimited dash - williams CDent), Fat
ringer peabody, Buzzey. DENT.
s5-pound running high jump-Pitt CHil-
toni. Arlington tIIilton), Clark CsmaIl.
BowenD.
1Oo-pound running high jump-Frant,
,Hilton). Catioth tJenerson), Riley pea
bodyD.
115-pound running high jump-Bierseh
tHiltOnI' White tJenerson). Holmes pea
5ody).
Unlimited running high jump-Bond (Pes
bodyD. Hall (Hiltonl, Norfolk DENT.
S5-pouDd running broad jump-Dillard
Peabody, Csprsrotta tHiltonl, Beach
BRENT.
100-pound running broad jump-Reicks
IHilton), Gooch (iiItonD. Murray CHIIton)
u5-pound running broad jump Nolan
(Hilton). Banker (Hiitonl. white lief
ferson).
Unlimited running broad jump-Ittle
tHilton). Hamburger tHiltou), Fatxineer
tPes bodyD.
s5-pound running hop. skip. jump
Sweeney (Hiiton). Van sickler Peabody,
Charles Green tDentl.
1oo-pound running hop. skip, jump
Koons tHiltonl. Gooch CHiltonl, Reicks
Peabody.
115-pound running hop. skip, jump-Noran
tHiltonl, Bakner (Hiltcn), McGarvey pea
bodyl.
Unlimited running hop. skip, jump-Lilie
tHilton), Hamburger (Hilton). williams
tDenD.
Relay--Pesbody Campbell. Glow, Van
Sickle. BotaEzil, Dent (Conneli. Cecil.
Fernser, Green,. Jefferson CKilroy, Dawson,
Thruft. stefenilli).
Relay, 100-pound class-Hilton CFnntz,
Conner. Murray, Koones). Peabody CDe
Aquilera. McGarvey. Hollis. Beasley), JEFF
ferson (Hrkn. Allison. Block. Harris).
Relay, 1l5-pound elass-Hilton Nolan,
Bankber, Bierach, webberI, Peabody CDe
Aqualeh, McGsrvey. Hollis, BeasleyC, Jef-
ferson White, Smith La Fontaine, Stein.
burr)-
Relay. pnlimited-Dent Norfolk, VILLA m.
Bussey, Leap). Hilton HAL, Hamburg
Lille, Dwyer,, Jefferson CCsplain. Clarret,
Daley, DYSON.