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The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1921-07-09
NOTICE TO BONDHOLDERS.

W. R. Smith, Chairman Ways and
Means Committee, is calling in Bonds
Nosl 6, II, IL, 13, IA, Is, East Second
between Bridge and Union, issued jan
uary 1, 1921; Nos 4, s, 6, East Second
between Limestone and Bridge.
Interest on these bonds stopped af-
ter July 1, 1921. 5July5t
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MRS. HENRY LINN
DIES AT KANSAS HOME,

Mrs. Henry Linn, died at her home
at Atchison, Kans., Friday after long
illness, a telegram received by local
relatives this morning, informed them.
Mrs. Linn has been Ill for years and
had been under the care of specialists
of this country and Europe.
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INFANT DIES.

The infant child of Mr.. and Mrs. E.
w. Erwin, Of Fifth street, died about
noon Saturday after short illness.
Funeral arrangements are not yet
made
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SPECIAL EXAMINATION
FOR COUNTY TEACHERS

County Superintendent George H
Turnipseed announces q special teach
ers' examination which will be held in
this city on July 29th and 3Oth for
county teachers.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1921-07-09

Meetings were held Saturday at the
Mason County Farm Bureau building
of the Swine Breeders Association and
the Short Horn Breeders Association.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1921-07-09

Fried Chicken; Chicken Pie; Hot
Fish; Philadelphia Cream; Sunday at
Mrs. Henry Wolfe Restaurant.
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July 18th is the last day for dis
counting telephone bills. July9-15
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Mr.. Henry Rasp, of West Second
street, who has been i'll for several
days, is improving very satisfactorily.
The New York herald., 1921-07-02
Latonia Results.

First pace-For threc-year-olds: claiming;
purse $1,000: six furlongs: SIR LAWFUL. III
III CLunsfordl. s27.70. $40, second: John
s. Reardon. III (Murray). $3.50. third. Time.
1:l2 Also ran-Twinkle Blue. Concentrate.
second Race-For maiden two-year-olds: !:
colts and geldings; purse si.4oo; five and a
$3.50. $3.50. $3.50, won; SIR Hugh. 1i2
C.unsfordl. 81. 20. 20. second; Saddle and
Boots. 1i2 (ButwelD. S5.4o third. Time.
vitamin. Tamper. Hermis Kemble. Joe c..
and BlosSom House.
Third Race-For three-year-olds and up
Sn %srS srs SsmaF JAKE Fs pSa : aN
aso $3.50 .IeoDs EsDf t siTdf f. io iiS
ran--fTaroid X. Tho virginia. Jetsam. Mel
vim. Honeo and Loyalist.
Fourth Race-The clifton Purse; for three
yeea,rosSolds and upward sllowanesss purse
f6fS5 $50. ssio s2so. 'qS Won BotheTaion atom
Io2 Mq5risss 81 So ',sons ,srs TsPid
al 2-5 Also ran-Missod the Time. Shoot
Away, Mabel G.; Ben. Valet and racola.
Fifth Race-The Licking Handicap: for
,hree-year. and upward purse 1000;
one mile: Tho Porter. i25 tBu;welD. $50.
$3.50. $3.50. won. Woodtrap, i0s Connolly
81 90 ,s;rd M seTTna time s7 Also ranI kI
Rablee and Marjorie Hynes.
Sixth Race-For two-year-olds; fiilies; al
Phantom. rs dunsfordD. $3.50. $40. s2io.
won; Wayward Lady. lOT (Francis), 81 20,
s2.so. second Helen Rogers, i07 Lillyl
81 60. third. Time, 0:5o 3-5 Also ran--Lady
Chicksands, Bright Trash and Black Flag
Seventh Rece-For three-year r-olds and up
ward: claiming: purse $500; one mile and
tto.7o, $40. $40 won; Candle Light. ii2
tButwelD. IS. s4ao. second. Young Adam.
Also ran-Blarney s'one. Tribune. Non SKID.
Ea rfaide and I.othrir
The New York herald., 1921-07-02
Miss Gileaudeau Beats
Boston Girl in Final

Special Despatch to TIE New YoRK HERALD.
MACK. n. Y. July Miss Helen
Gnleaudeau triumphed with unexpected
ease IN the final OF the Nyack Club
tennis tournament here to-day. defeat
ing Miss Leslie Bancroft OF Boston with
the loss OF only three games. The score
was Go, S. Aside from demonstrat-
ing superior court generalship, Miss
Gilleaudeau showed unshakable control
and ability to get everything back safely
from any angle.
Later in the day Miss Gilleaudeau also
won the doubles Anal with the able
assistance of Mrs. l.. G. Morris. whose
alert blocking at the net accounted for
numerous earned points. They defeated
a strong team in Mrs. Edward w. Ray
nlond and Mrs. Frank welty with COM
parative ease, ca, 60. The sum-
mary:
Nyack Club. women's sinsies;-FinaI
Round-Miss Helen Giilleaudeau defeated
Miss Leslie Bancroft. 60. 6-3.
Womens Doubles - First Round - Miss
Nancy Frost and Miss Gertrude Hopper de-
feated Miss Anna and Miss Jane Brooks,
6-3, 6-i: Mrs. Edward W. Raymond and
Mrs. Frank welty defeated Miss Martha
Bayard and Miss carana VIM. 7-5. e-i.
Second Round-Mrs. l.. c. Morris and Miss
Helen Giiieaudeau defeated Miss ". Frost
and Miss G. Hopper. Go. 6-1: Mrs. Ray
mond and Mrs. welty defeated Miss Ban
croft and Mrs S. waring. 40. CO. rs;
Mrs. G.. Chapman and Miss Marion Chapman
defeated Miss Katherine Force and Miss
Florence Sheldon. 6-I. 6-2: Miss Bessie
Holden and Mrs. Albert Humphries won by
default.
semi-final Round-Mrs. Morris and Miss
Gilieaudsu defeated Miss Holden and Mrs.
Humphries, CO, CO: Mrs. Raymond and
Mrs. Welty defeated Mrs. Chapman and Miss
CHAPMAN. Ga. 60.
Final Round--Mrs. Morris and Miss Gil
ieaudeau defeated Mrs. Raymond and Mrs.
Welty, g., 60
Mixed Doubles.-First Round-Mrs. L. g.
Morris and Alex Tier defeated Miss Leslie
Bancroft and Robert Swift. 81. 60. 6--2.
Second Round-Nrs David G. Mills and
Gerald Emerson defeated Miss Anna Drooks
and Curtis Main, G-i, Go; Miss Eleanor
Eaton and James D. Ewing defeated Miss
Jane Brooks and Julian Eaton. SIS. 6-l.
The New York herald., 1921-07-02
Fenno of Harvard Is
in Final at Tennis
Meets Zeer of Stanford in In
tercollegIates.

Special Despatch 20 THE NEW YoHK HEnArn.
PHILIoEIpfzrA. Pa. July l.-East will
meet West in the final OF the intercol-
legiate tennis championship at the
Merton courts tomorrow as n result of
the semi-inal round to-day. which
showed J. Brooks Fenno. Jr., OF Har-
ward University. and p. r. Neer OF STAN
ford as the survivors.
Fenno. who holds the New Hampshire
State singles championship. furnished an
upset when he eliminated NJ Drum
wright. the tall University OF Texas
player. in straight sets. 81. al. and
apparently without much exertion. Neer.
one OF the best collegiate players sent
East in years. put r. Bastian of the
University of Indiana out OF the tour
nament in straight SETS 7--5. "a.
Both seml-hnal matches were played on
wet and heavy courts.
Fenno had things his own way In his
match with Drumwright. The tall Grim
son wearer was in perfect form and
trlcked tho Texan all over the court
Drumwright, after the first set, could
not solve Fennos battling service and
we'll placed shots.
The summary:
Semi singles--J. Brooks Fenno, Jr.
Harvard, defeated Mcneil Drumwrigh,. Unl-
versity OF Texas. 6-2. 6--f; Phil Neer, Lee
land Stanford. defeated r. Bast!an. Uni
versty OF Indiana. T-5, e..
Doubles. second round-J Werner and b. T.
Herndon. Princeton, defeated w. Fulton and
L. Weir, Wooster. al, ca: y D. Fenno.
Jr., and E. W Feiblemany Harvard. de-
nell. 60. so; c. Z. Granger and Mcneil
Drumwelght. University Of Texas. defeated
NJ. Duane and II. N. Bradley. Harvard.
rs, 6-4.
Third round-E. Lsvy and wallace Bates.
University OF California. defeated c.. a.
shipway and L. Dickinson, Princeton, CO.
-. 1o-s; :. p. Fenno. Jr.. and p w.
and r. II. Herndon, Princeton, Ga, 6-S.
Third Round, Doubles--L. =. Williams and
r. NJ. Bundy, Yale. defeated g. B, Granger
and McNefii Drumwright. University Of
Texas, "a, s-4, e..
Fourth Round-F. u. Fenno. Jr.. and Il.
W. Fiebienan, Harvard, defeated z. Neer
and u. Davies. Leland Stanford. 40. 6-2.
Ga; y. Levy and w. Bates, University Of
California, defeated l.. II. Williams and II.
NJ Bundy. Yale, Ga, rs.
The New York herald., 1921-07-02
Boomer Defeats Massey.

BoULooNE, France. July Aubrey
Booner. young British professional
golfer Of the st. Cloud (F'rance) Club.
to-day won the French national open
golf championship by defeating Arnaud
Massey OF France in the play-oH Of
Thursdays tie.
Massey thrice held the French open
championship and the British champion
sip OF 1907. Boomer. who formerly was
pupil OF Massey, won by seven strokes
The score was. Boomer. 1856. and Mas
sey. 142.
The match ended at the thirty-fourth
hole. Boomer was three down at the
ninth hole. but later gained a lead
which he never lost.
The New York herald., 1921-07-02
One Jockey Killed, Two
Hurt in Spill at Latonia

LAToNrA. KY, July LIN the running
of the third race to-day, with nine
starters, there was a spill and The Vir-
giniau, ridden by Jockey Tom Murray
Hondo, ridden by Willie Hcinisch. and
Harold X. ridden by Johnny Mccoy
went down. other horses stumbling over
them. All three boys w-re quickly re-
moved to hospital in Cincinnati in an
ambulance. and an hour later Murray
was dead. and Helnisch and Mccoy were
found to be seriously injured.
The winner OF the race finally turned
up in Jake Field. 81 mutuels against him
paying $4,000
Jockey Danny Connolly was back In
the saddle this afternoon. the first time
for more than month. having been
confined IN the hospital as the result Of
a spill here some time ago.
The New York herald., 1921-07-02

The supposed enter the ring about 1880 day
time Before that there will be number of good preminar
who plenty of boxing should arrive in time TO
best plan is to get there early anyhow.
The New York herald., 1921-07-02
National League Man
Has a Fractured Arm

Charles A. Evans secretary TO Presi-
dent Heydler OF the National League. is
computing official averages these days
with a fractured arm. He slipped the
other day. wet day. on his rubber
heels. came down on both elbows, and an
x-ray the next day showed two fractures.
I'm glad It's my left arm" he said
as he licked a postage stamp. dipped
his pen In red ink, ruled a sheet OF paper,
snapped rubber band around some doc
uments. opened the mail and felt OF some
new anti-gloss powder. all--except lick-
ing the postage stsmp-with the right
hard IL one motion.
The New York herald., 1921-07-02
PIRATES HIT BALL
AT PROPER TIME
Are Also Helped by Error With
Bases Filled and Beat
Reds, 5 to2.

PIrrsBURoH, July 1 (Nationai) -
Timely hitting and a Cincinnati error
gave Pittsburgh to victory over
the Reds to-day.
Rixey was effective and would have
held the Pirates scoreless but for Kopf's
error in the fourth with the bases full
and two out. Morrison was unsteady.
passing six men. but double plays saved
him.
Elmer Ponder. a pitcher. was traded
to Chicago to-day for Robertson. an
outfielder. officials of the Pirates an
nounced. The score:
The New York herald., 1921-07-02
Stoneham Says He Owns No
Part of the Boston Club

Special Despatch to THE New YORK HERALD.
PHILADELPHIA, July 1.-Charles Stone
ham. owner of the New York National
League baseball club. says there is no
truth in current reports that George
Cohan is trying to buy his (Stoneham's)
interest in the Boston Braves-controll-
ing interest, the story has It,
Nothing in 1t at ALL" said the New
York man. First and foremost 1 don't
own any controlling stock in the Boston
Braves. or any stock at all. and never
have. I wish 1 did own some. the way
they are going. George Grant owns the
Boston club. It's his club and bought
with his money and have no say in it
whatever"
The New York herald., 1921-07-02

rlve pounds apprentice allowance claimed.
The New York herald., 1921-07-02
Ranking Tennis Players
on Nassau Turf Courts
Washburn and Richards Are
Leading Contenders.

On the turf courts OF the Nassau
Country Club at Glen Cove to-day. IL
rain does not interfere again. a start
will be made in the annual tournament
with perhaps the most prominent entry
any local tournament has attracted this
season. In the field OF forty-six are
men who stand close to the top IN ma
tional ranking. the contenders being
Watson VI. Washburn. member of last
years Davis cup team and winner Of
the tournment a year ago; Vincent
Richards. the youthful metropolitan
champion. who has yet to be beaten
this season; s. Howard Voshell and
Dean Mathey. New York State cham
pion.
Others Of note are Leonard Beekman.
Walter Merrill Hall, Ludlow Vande-
venter, Theodore r. Pell. Clarence G.
Pell, national racquets champion, and
two California collegians, Wallace Bates
and Edmund Levy, Ichiya Kumagae is
TO appear in doubles with Beals G..
Wright as his partner. The draw an
nounced yesterday follows:
Nassau Cup, Mems Singles. Second round
Cfirst round byes, upper halD--Charles NJ.
shlpway vs. Manfred Goldman. +. T. Hern-
don W.. Watson NJ. Washburn, Murray Yer
non vs.. y. VI. Kirkland. James =. Ewing.
Jr, VS. Leonard Bcekman. Lyle T.. Mahan
vs. winner Baasford- -Voshell match
First Round-Henry II. Bassford VS.. g.
Howard vosheli Ludlow Vandeventer vs..
NETT w. G.. a. l.. Dionne, DR. II. +. Drake
W. Victor r. Chambers. Herbert Vail vs.
Frederick c. Bagss, Arthur $. Cragin vs..
Philip vandeventer, Edgar T. Appleby vs.
Alexander Ier. G. J. Post, Jr., We. Theodore
Pell. Ralph l.. Baggs w. Joseph l.. Werner.
Frank A. Fall VS. Dean Mathey. Hoffman
Nickerson vs.. Vincent Richards. William J.
Gallon VI. Hunt 7. Dickinson, Clarence G.
Ppil va. Robert lie Roy.
Second Round (first round byos, lower
haif)--Edmund Levy w. winner Of Pen Le
Roy match. 8. Wallis MerrIhew VS. NJ.
Thomas Ackerland, Howard r. Homans vs..
Walter L. Pate. wallace Bates vs.. Harry
Crane. Robert p. Bennett vs. Walter Merrill
Hall.
The New York herald., 1921-07-02

Cincinnati ....... 0 o o 2 o.
Pittsburgh ........ o o o x-5
The New York herald., 1921-07-02
Senators Get Even Break
in Twin Bill With Athletics

WASHINGTON, July (American).-
Philadelphia and Washington broke even
here to-day. Mogridge holding the Mack
men to three hits In his twelve inning
1 to victory in the second contest
Moore won over Johnson in the opener,
2 to l.
Philadelphia punched hits in the
eighth for the deciding runs. The
Scores:
The New York herald., 1921-07-02
Double Header To-day.

This afternoon the fans are offered a
bargain at Ebbets Field that starts at
2 o'clock with a double header between
the All Cubans champions OF Cuba. who
won from Babe Rutn's Yankee team at
Havana last winter. and the Bacharach
Giants OF Atlantic City. In addition a
special wire from the eringside Of the big
fight WI give the bout to the fans. blow
by blow.
The New York herald., 1921-07-02
White Sox Down Browns.

Sr. LOUIS. July (American).-A per-
fectly executed squeeze play and an
error by Catcher Collins allowed CHI
cago to score two runs in the ninth
inning to-day and defeat st. Louis, 10
3. Ed Twombley. recruit. held st.
Louis TO four hits In eight innings. Will
iams hit his third home run In three
days The score:
The New York herald., 1921-07-02

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The New York herald., 1921-07-02
Reno's 1000 Mile Auto Race.

RENO, July Nv. ". Bramblette won
the 1000 mile Nevada road race which
ended here to-day. George Harrison
was second. Joe Nikrent third and NJ.
Doyle fourth. The winners actual run
ming time for the distance was 20 hours
40 minutes and 40 seconds.
The New York herald., 1921-07-02
Callahan RetaIfates.

Callahan did his best to keep DR.. Joe
straight, but Knobbie carried him out
and continued to carry him out for
nearly a sixteenth of a mile. Then
Callahan began to use the same tactics
and gradually both worked their way
back to the centre of the track.
BY these tactics both horses lost much
ground. While they were racing all over
the track Capt Alcock splashed his way
through the mud near the inner rail and
almost caught both of them mapping.
Twenty yards from home the trio of
horses We're close together again, with
Sande using every trick he knew to land
his mount home the winner. His efforts
were in vain. for both Callahan and
Mooney would not be coerced and rode
furiously to the judges
Penrose, shouldering 126 pounds, beat
good field OF illles in the Regret Hand.-
cap. She was much the best. and
splashed mud on her opponents until the
nnal furlong pole. There she sped far
away from her field and won eased UP by
five lengths Edwina was second and
Lunetta third.
Matches Mary. winner of the first
race. was claimed by the Reviver Stable
for s2.3o5. Rep. which took the third
was bid UP and retained by his owner
for S3.so5. Tom McTaggart. which nm
ished second to Rep. was claimed by
Nate Byer for $1,000 Under the rules
Tom MoTaggart cannot race for the
Rancocas Stable for ninety days.
The New York herald., 1921-07-02
The Summary.

intercollegiate Golf Champlonship-Thlrd
lound-Josse w. sweetser Yale. beat A. 7.
Burlington, Yale, ] up: A. l.. walker, Jr.,
Columbia. beat J. a. Hott. Cambridge. 5 and
a: J. s. Dean. Princeton. beat ]. G. Ward.
filiiams, and @; T. g. Morris. Cambridge.
Eat r. L. wintrlnger. Princeton, 4 and g.
5emi- -Final-sweetser beat Walker, 2 and
~ Dean beat Morris. and a.
The New York herald., 1921-07-02

Two base hIts-Carey Barnhart Three
base hits-Blgbee, Barnhart. Sacriflce-Dun-
can. Double plays-Groh, Bohne and Dau-
bert; Rixey, Kopf and Daubert Schmidt
and Maranville; Maranvile Cutshaw and
Grimm. Left on bases-Cincinnati, 5; Pitts
burgh, Z. Bases on balls-Off Rixey. .; off
Morrison. G; off Donohue. /. Hlts-Off
Rixey, s IN innings; off Donohue,
2 in . innings. Hit bv nitcher-Ty
Rixey, (Grimm). Struck out-By Rixey. 1 {;
by Morrison, q Winning DISQUALIFICATION.
Losing pitcher-Rixey. Umpres-Klem and
Brennan. Time OF game-1 hour and "a
minutes.
The New York herald., 1921-07-02

TOO many three putt green's were en-
countered for low scoring IN the
waiker-sweetser contest. Going out
each had an extra putt on at least three
greens. Turning for home the Column
bia captain led by a hole. but the cham
pion squared on the eleventh and took
the lead when his opponent sliced his
brassle shot for the fourteenth out of
bounds. Walker should have squared
on the sixteenth when Sweetser half
topped his tee shot and then trapped
his second. Instead OF carrying off the
hole the Columbia captain took an extra
putt and allowed a half in 3.
Sweetser won the seventeenth and the
match with his approach. walkers ball
hooked and fell off the green into the
bunker, and despite a clever shot from
the sand by the Morninrsider the Yale
man won with a par T. The card:
The New York herald., 1921-07-02
Dave Robertson Is Traded.

CHICAGO. July 1.--Dave Robertson.
outfielder OF the Chicago Nationals. to-
night was traded TO the Pittsburgh club
for Pitcher G. r. Ponder. The latter
will report TO Manager Evers tomorrow.
Robertson left tonight TO Join the
Pirates at Pittsburgh
The New York herald., 1921-07-02
American Association.

Toledo. 8: Indianapolis, g.
Louisville g; Columbus, (first Rame).
Louisville, 4: Columbus. 1 tsecond game.
n innines).
Milwaukee. TO- Kansas City. G.
The New York herald., 1921-07-02

Totals. 81 4 ~ % 70 ol
Stated for Twombley IN the ninth inning.
fPatted for Lee IN the ninth inning.
4Battod for Palmero IN the ninth inninga
Chicago ,.... Oo1 o o 0 2-4
81, Louis ......... o 2 0 o o o 1 O-s
Two base hits-Johnson. Palnero, Williams.
Home run--Wililams. stolen base-Strunk.
sacrifices-Lee, Mcclellan 2, Schalk, Jacob
son, johnson. Double plays-Lee and Sisler;
McManus, Lee and sisler. Left on bases
Chicago. 7; St. Louis. Q. Bases on balls
Twombley. 4 in 3 innings; off Kerr ! In J
inning. Hit by pitcher-By Palmero,
Twombley, 5: by Kerr. 1. Wild pitch-Pal-
nero. Passed bail--Collins. Winning pitcher
--Twomhey. umpires-Wilson and Hide
brand. Time Of game-2 hours.
The New York herald., 1921-07-02
TiIden Loses Practice Tit.

Zenzo Shimidzu. the Japanese star,
in a practice match this afternoon de-
feated William T. Tilden of Philadel-
phia. the worlds singles champion.
three sets out OF four. ca. 6-2, 6-3
ST. Tennis experts who watched the
match. however. said the scores should
not be taken too seriously as indicating
Tildens condition.
The New York herald., 1921-07-02

Two base hits-J. Walker. Charity. Per-
kins. Stolen bases-Harris. Shanks. Sacri-
fice-Harris. Double play-McCann. Dykes
and J. Walker. Left on hases-Philadelphla
% Washington, 4. Bases on balls-Off Hasty
2: off Mogridge. 1. Struck out-By Hasty,
4; by Mogridge. 5. Umpires-Nallin and
Connolly. Time OF game-2 hours and IA
minutes
The New York herald., 1921-07-02
Eastern League.
games postponed: rain.
ANfERICAN LEAGTE.

Tho New York Boston game wa postponed
on account % rain.
Philadelphia, Q; Washington, 4 (Ist game).
Washington, I; Philadelphia, o cd game;
twelve innines).
Chicago, 4; st. Iouks, 3.
Other teams were not scheduled.
The New York herald., 1921-07-02
TENNIS TITLE RESTS
WITH MILE. LENGLEN
French Girl Defeats Miss Ryan
for British Champion
ship.
By the Associated Press.

WIMBLEDON. July Mile. Suzanne
Lenglen retained the British turf court
women's singles tennis championship by
defeating Miss Elizabeth Ryan of Call
fornia in the challenge round here to-
day. Mile. Lenglen won IN straight sets.
6-2, Go.
Miss Ryan started strongly. and for
a time IL looked as If the match would
be close one The stellar play OF the
remarkable little French woman, how
ever, proved too much for the challenger
as the match progressed, and the result
was never In doubt after the middle of
the first set.
In this set Miss Ryan won the OPEN
ing game. which went to deuce. Mile.
Lenglen won the second game easily.
but Miss Ryan took the third, which also
went to deuce. Then the French woman.
playing to her best form, ran out the
set winning five straight games. Miss
Ryan seemed OF her game toward the
close of the set, frequently hitting too
strongly. while Mile Lenglen made her
service tell and placed nicely her back
hand work being particularly admirable.
Marked Superiority.
In the second set the champion DEM
onstrated her superiority In all depart
ments of the game. She used the back
hand consistently and made few mis-
takes. She was in danger at no point
except in the third game, when the score
went to deuce. The set lacked spec
tacular features. consisting of straight
away play.
Miss Ryan's ordinarily dangerous SER
vice failed to mystify Mile. Lenglen.
who, with brilliant backhand strokes,
placed the ball easily out Of the Amer
leans reach Miss Ryan employed her
usual chop shots, with occasional slash
ing drives In her service. She was not
fast enough, however, for the flashing
French woman. Both players for the
most part maintained positions at the
baseline and made few incursions to
the net.
An enormous crowd witnessed the
matches, including Queen Mary, Prin-
cess Mary former King Manuel OF Por-
tugal and many other notable persons.
The match between Randolph Lycett
and Max Woosnam Of England, on the
one hand. and Fl. Roper Barrett Of
England and B. l. G. Norton OF South
Africa, on the other, in the semi-fnal
OF the mems doubles was the best yet
seen In the doubles In this tournament.
Woosman at times was unable to cover
his own court. but Lycett again and
again scored with the most brilliant
smashing drives. covering his own and
his partners court, and the pair won
by Sc, 2-6, 6-3, 6A They will meet
Arthur H. Lowe and Francis c. Lowe
In the final round.
The New York herald., 1921-07-02
Cubs Win From Cardinals.

CHICAGO. July (National) Chicago
defeated st. Louis, to 6. in a seesaw
game to-day in which they were out-hit
by the visitors Sensational support be-
hind Alexander, however. saved the
game for the locals. The score:
The New York herald., 1921-07-02
international League.
REsuIrs OF YEsrERDAy,s GAM

Syracuse, 4 Toronto. (flrst game).
Toronto, 3: Syracuse. (second game).
Rochester. IA; Buffalo. 9.
Baltimore. Z; Reading, 3.
Other teams were not scheduled