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New Britain herald., 1921-04-21
SUES FOR ENCUNtBRaNCEs

Claiming that facts were misrepre. sented him, Absolum Odishoo has brought suit against August and A. Schultz and Daniel and O. Bohm for 3I50. The plaintiff claims that in purchasing property on Daly avenue, the only encumbrance stated by the defendants was that $3,5O0. a mort gage held by the Farmers and Mechanics' Savings Bank at Middle town He later found that a sum of $7S.so had been added for assessment
New Britain herald., 1921-04-21
GERMANY APOLOGIES.
Expresses Regret That American 'Citi
 gems Were Subjected to Insults.

Berlin, April 21.-The German for eign office today sent a note to Loring DreseI. the American commissioner here expressing regret for the attack of a German crowd Tuesday on James E. Tobinson and his wife. residents of Chi cago.
 The attack occurred on the terrace of Sans Souci park in Potsdam just after the funeral of former Empress Augusta Victoria. The Americans who were mistaken for French by a crowd of Germans were beaten but not seriously injured.
New Britain herald., 1921-04-21
" Advertisement

oniec. City of New Britain. bn.. April 20. 1921. >m 1t May Concern: Q is hereby given that the of Compensation and Assess- tho City of New Britain has the following assessments of or betterments. caused by the |ctlon of sewer in Bassett Ifrom Buell. Street to Roberts fviz:--
 East Side.
 Benefits. Swanson and Anna kanson Jointly ..... : s4.2o D LItko and Anna ...ssss... sss.s.ss Is.za |rhoiin ............. 7s.75 West Side. bf Emeline E. Bassett |2O0 ft. frontage) 270.00 ............. Sb12.18 |t finda no damages. or special or bottermenta to any other Hr party. l. VI. adopted. certified from
 published twice by order
 Rpn Council.
 RED l.. THOMPSON,
 City Clerk.
New Britain herald., 1921-04-21
CASE IS CONTINUED.

Salesman Is Accuseu oI WuHuef11's
 Mass. Policeman on Lonely Road.
 Maiden, Mass, April 21.-Clarence w. Loud, the Melrose shoe salesman who is charged with killing Patrolman James A. Preston on lonely road in Wakefield on the night of April 3, came before the district court today for a hearing, but the case was again con- tinued by agreement until May 3.
 Assistant District Attorney Herman A. Wagner explained that the case would be submitted to special session of the grand jury next week.
New Britain herald., 1921-04-21
RECEIVER IS NAMED
Bcrenson to Take Charge of Oscar
 Hammerstein's opera Company

HaDiIntTSUGTTI . VESSEH NOIHHKN'ay Berenson today was named federal receiver for Oscar Hammerstein, Inc, and the Mammerstein Opera Co. after a complaint had been filed by John Visco. holder of s3,000 capital stock in the defendant concerns.
 The bill of complaint cited liabili- ties exceeding s164,000 and declared the defendants ''are entirely solvent but embarrassed because of the finan- cial stringency and are unable to meet current expenses" MT. Berenson' $ bond was fixed at s25,000.
New Britain herald., 1921-04-21
REV. MIR. DAVIS REMAINS.

Rev. J. l.. Davis, pastor of the Methodist church, has been reassigned to the local church for another year, this action having been taken at the meeting of the New York East con- ference. ...
New Britain herald., 1921-04-21
DAUGHTERS OF ISABELLA
 TO HAVE MAYTTME so

Committees have been appo@ and preliminary plans laid for tn nual May dance of the Daught$1 Isabella. which Is to be held evening. May 20, at the Y. W.
 Chapman's Major String orcf will furniah music. D
New Britain herald., 1921-04-21
LOCAL WIDOWER WEEDS
John l.. White and Daisy G. Farm

John l.. White and Daisy G. Farm
 ham Married in Winciiester-Nelson
 Muse Certificate Filed. @
 John Lovett White, a local widower and Mrs. Daisy Goldie Farnham of Winsted. were married at Winchester March 5 by Rev. Samuel Tilden Cliff ton, a return marriage certificate re- ceived today at the office of the town clerk shows. The bride is a widow.
 A certificate has also been received from New Haven relative to the mar riage of Hilmer w. Nelson and Char lotte Muse. The couple eloped March 22
Evening star., 1921-05-31
CENTRAL CREW SCORES
Points Way to Philadelphia and
New York Schools in Harlem
Race, Marred by ,Mishaps.

NEW YORK, May 2l.-Oarsmen OF
Central High School of Washingt on
scored easily yesterday in the event
; for scholastic e!ghts at the annual
Memorial day regatta of the New
ork Rowing Association on the Har-
lem river. The Blue and White crew
won by three lengths from New Ro-
chelle High School. Philadelphia a
High School was Il poor third.
The victory was achieved after a
series OF nushaps that made the race
a farce. The Philadelphians were put
7out by aniaccident in the first quar-
ter mile, and each of the other two
contestants had an oarsman crippled
by a break in the rigging. Philadel-
phiaS NO. and New RochclIc'S No.
s jumped from their boats to rid the
craft of dead" weight. No tim" was
en- for the race.
Howing as Potomac Boat Clubs
Junior eight. the Centralites pul up
4. vigorous fight in the first quarter
mil" Of the race with Columbia
|University's junior and freshmen
York Athletic club and Union Boat
Club. Columbia juniors won. with
New York A. c. second and PotomacS
third. The Columbia freshmen and
Union boats collded at the start.
narsmen from the metropolitan dis<
tr!ct bagSed the lions share of hon
ors OF the four triumphs that fen
to the lot of invaders from o,her
c .s--S Jack Kelly and his cousirL Paul
Costello. assisted in two. The SO YES
Ter boatmcn won the senior /,ioubIes
and rowed in the winning senior
squad
Evening star., 1921-05-31
GOLF EVENTS ARE HELD
Some Clever Play Results in Holi-
day Competition at Clubs
About Washington.

Special Memorial day events were
held for golfers yesterday at the
clubs about Washington.
Walter g. Peter won the annual
competition for the Victor Kaufman
cup at the Chevy Chase. turning in a.
card of so TO h" | up on par. There
was q tie for second place between
Walter L. Tuckerman and H. p. Spen-
Ger at > down to par.
James Baird and q. H Cha Sn1a r
wcr" tied for first place in tho lHandi-
cap match play against par event at
the Columbia Country Club each
turning in a card > down to y,4r
James T. McClenahan annexed the
first flight in the miniatur>, tourna-
ment held at tka Washington Golf
and Country club. defeating q; f..
Truett. | up in the final round Other
winners We're :. l.. Moshy. G. H.
Doing. jr.; John I. Power. Paul 5.
Black and +. G. Jewell
l.. l. steel" won the first eight in
Bannockburn Clubs miniature tour
n"y. defeating S. Phillips > up r. J.
w. Brown, c. T. FELTON, and Stratton
took other flights. The Scotch mixed
fourSome went to. Mr.. and Mrs Tom
Moore. S"crs handicap. IA. also won
the Tom Moore cup with a net score
of 30 for - holes.
Evening star., 1921-05-31
.BOW[ERS NEAR FINISH
Final Week of Duckpin Tourney
Starts Tonight-D. c. Men
Do Well in New York.

BowlerS will take the Grand tentra
drives tonight to start the final week
of the annual city duckplu champl0a-
ship tournament. noUhlcS and singles
ertrieS of the first rank arc slated to
pe rforr1. while the time for team bow
ing Will be allotted I" commercial "S-
tablishment quintS with bowlerS rated
in class c.
All-Star teams will swing into action
tomorrow night. Many OF the men due
to compete bowicd in New York last
week in the Interstate tournament at
Thum'S alleys. They were shooting At
1ubherh pins. and used bat Two
balls each frame The Royals totaled
1872 and the RathSkeiierS 1.60I. In
the doubles. Mcgaw and Brewer mad"
124. 1oliiffe and krauSS. 6:2 Moore
and lnge. 614, and Pratt and Armiger.
654.
Jolliffe. krausS. lSeman. Moore ard
HALEY bowlcd for the Royals. The
EathskelIer team included .irmiger.
lnge, Brewer. Mesaw and Pratt.
Schedule for Tonight.
Singles. 7::r-v. !. Mont-nmr:y tCr. ~
thur Hoover tB,. JI"l F'crh a.. !. \ Rcd
m"nd co. Raymond bradshaw utl. George !.
Raymond, jr. GO. T.. +. Robertson CO.. W 4:
Hargett (B,.
Teams. 500
Doubles. 1o:0G-So.em and Brown tcr. Eur
dctte and Frirde tCl. Cnrwin and Mccarthy
N1. NARROW and Esch Ul. knee and iio>n"ll
tR'. Acton and Chacona$ "a. kimhl" and
Galway tCI. rrimblr and lorhtr (r4
Singles. II 1:oo-L. I. SontaG 'Br Inha V">
sey &C.. W. +. Brown "p. j. W. Eur,,ettc
UD. Dave !. Mccarthy ,Bi. Dick Fnuke> t!;,
{. W. Friede CO. A. s. Solenl tCl
Evening star., 1921-05-31
FIVE:SPEEDY RUNNERS
IN THE BIG TEN.MEET

CHICAGO, May 31.-EV/sprinters
who have covered the Century dash
in ten seconds or undea. will compete
in the western confsfence track meet
at Stagg Field next Saturday, accord
ing to entry lf2s announced today.
Wilson of Iowa /dclivered the hundred
yards last week in 4-5 seconds.
which is the. conference record. The
others who have run it in ten sec
onds are Hayes of Notre Dame. Sim
mons of Michigan. Moorehead of
Ohio State and Capt. Prescott Of IL
lnois.
Evening star., 1921-05-31
MTERCLUB CANOE MEET
IS R0MP FOR w. &C. MEN

Scoring eleven firsts. as many Sec
ends and nine thirds, in the proCra! n
OF thirteen events, paddfiers Of the
Washington Canoe Club romped to
victory yesterday in the annual re-
Eatta of the Interclub Canoe Asso-
cation. Other frStS Were scored BY
1apo Canoe club in the camp fours
and W. c. GreenIey, unattached, in
the Junior singles.
Junior and senior single races re-
-u!ted in excellent contests. Green
ley just lasted TO finish inches in
front Of &. Havens of Washington
Canoe Club in the former event, and
in the senior paddle less than six feet
separated the prows of the first.and
third craft.
Evening star., 1921-05-31
EDDIE/GRANT MEMORIAL
MONUMENT is UNVEILED

NEW YORK. May 31.-A memorial
monument ITO Capt. Eddie Grant, for
mer New York National third base
man. was.unveiled today at the Polo
G9"unds>
Grant. who was graduated from
Harvard in 1906. was a varsity base
pail captain in his undergraduate
gays; He was killed in the Argonne,
October 5. 1918 when. as acting major
ne was in charge of forces detailed to
rescue the Lost Battalion"
Speecheswere made by Judge K NJ
Lands and F.. w. Galbraith, jr., com
mander OF the American Legion The
ceremonies were preceded by a mill
tary parade. in which Grants former
regiment the 307th Infantry, took
part.
Evening star., 1921-05-31

Miss Edith Sgourney and J. y. L.
Jones also were defeated yesterday.
T.lden remains TO compete in the
men singles. Airs. Mallory in the
womens singles and Tilden and Ar
mold Jones inJthe mems doubles.
Americana Defeat Surprises.
The defeat of Mrs. Mallory and
Illden ..amc as the biggest surprise
of the Tournament
Tl!fen complained of soreness in
mrs /strm and also an attack Of indi-
Sest11n which bothered him a great
deiyJ through his practice. TIC APP
p'Brs unable TO get used II French
looking.
Thrills were furnished when Will
liam II. Laurentz. France, tn" pres
ent hard court champion. defeated
Manuel Alonze. Spain. 6-4. st,
Evening star., 1921-05-31

Milton. holder of the worlds speed
record. had no trouble with his car
IN the early part of the race. He
went to the pits once in the early
hours. changing two tires and taking
on oil. gas and water in the fast time
Of minute and 40 seconds. His pow
erful machine hummed along beauti-
fully. taking the lead when De Palma
went out after driving his own car
and those of many other pilots 20
pieces through the ruthless pace he
set.
Had to Keep Going TO Win.
Near the end of the race Milton re-
peatedly kept signaling to his PIT
mechanics. but refused to stop. With
only A few miles to go. he rushed n
for gas. but refused to wait for en-
gine renairs. for Saries then was only
half a lap behind. When he brought
his car over the line first it was
found that one cylinder was fouled.
Had he stopped. Sarles would have
been sure winner, for he always
kept at Miitons heels.
II was the fourth time Milton had
driven in the Speedway race and the
second time he had gone the route.
In 1916 he drove only twenty miles.
In 191. ne drove 1e5 miles. and went
the route for third place in 1920. No
driver has won the race twice.
The race proved great day for
American cars. and for Indianapolis
fnshers were American made. and
seven of them We're manufactured
here.
All records for attendance <appar-
emily were broken. for the unofficial
estimates place the number of specta-
Evening star., 1921-05-31
VIDAL ARMY MEET STAR
Gets 20s IL Points for Camp
Humphreys in Sd Corps Games
Won by Camp Meade.

, Camp Meade carried off the honors
in the finals of tho track and fie'f
ha1npionships of the Sd Corps ARA
at the stadium at Camp Meade YES
terday.
The Camp Mesfde athletes won/with
1862 points Camp Humphreys was
second with 35fpoints and Camp Eustis
followed With Is points The other
scores were Camp Carlisle. S; Walter
Reed. = y, and Lee Hall, .
Individual winners were: Lieut..
Vidal. CanLn Humphreys with four
1rsts and a score of o0Ia points:
Lieuts. Holmes and Roberts. tied for
second. with three firsts and a sec
end and "a score of is points
AboutsG|n picked men from various
stations in Maryland PENNSYLVANIA
and the; District of Columbia took,
part.
Evening star., 1921-05-31

tors at close to 10000. The prize
money totaling nearly 100000, also
WAS the greatest of any local race
and Will be divided among the win
ners tonight at smoker. Milton
viii get nearly $4,000. W hile De Pal
ma probably viii be well up the list
with the Sln.6oN he won in laps before e
leaving the race.
Sets New Track Record.
Mltons time in the race was 5
hours. 81 minutes. 44.65 seconds. an
average of S9.62 miles per hour, q
new track record under the present
rules which limit cars to 1873 cubic
inches piston displacement. The
fastest time was made by De Palma
Fin 1915 with 300-inch car. His av-
.erage was 1884.
The order of the finish. with the av-
serage speed. follows:
Milton. S962: Sarles, Ss.61: Ford,
$500; Miller. S4.e5: Haibe. S3SS:
riuyot. s3.o3; Vail. so15: Hill. 7als
:Mulford, tagged
Iimiuated-Wilcox % laps; Joe
Thomas, "a laps: Fountaine, - laps;
Al laps: Ellingzoe, ~ laps:
Boyer. 64 laps; Chassagne. 65 laps
Van Ranst, SS laps; Brett 81 laps; :;
::Hearne. Iii laps; De Palma, IL laps;
Murphy. LOG laps: Alley. 1877 laps. {.
irene Thomas. 143 laps.
Evening star., 1921-05-31
LYONS. C. u. ATHLETE,
DIES AT SCRANTON, PA.

Frank: Lyons. who starred at basket
haI and, base ball with Catholic Uni
; versity teams. died Sunday at his
home in Scranton. Pa He played with
the nine last year and with the 1919
ia2O court quint at Brookland. Lyons
was elected captain of the 192O-192l
basket ball team. but illness forced
hin to leave the university in De-
icenbe- and he never led the quint in
competition.
Before entering Catholic Cniver-
s!'y Lyons attended Grove City Col
,1ege in Pennsylvania. While there he,
earned letters at base ball, foot bali
b. sket hall and tennis ~
Evening star., 1921-05-31

DcanNOOd no.ed out the Navy De-
partment team in a 6-to-5 game at
Deanwood. 1t was the fifth victory in
six starts for the suburban nine.
Johnson, Lee and the Watkins and
Barber brothers played well for the
winners.
Owl Athletic Club drubbed the Pow
hatanS. to ;. in an interesting en-
Gagemcnt. Buscher did the hurting
for the Wise Birds and had the Pows
at his mercy after the first three in
nings.
Comet Athletic Club flashed a.cross
the path of the Spartans and won, b
to 4. Cannon and X eely of the win
ncrs did some batting la Baihe Ruth.
Trinity Athletic Club won its
eleventh straight when it beat the
Pipetown Athletes. 10 to >. The Trim
ity boys want more games in the four
teen-year class. Send challenges TO
Manager Popkins. 141s 35th street.
fourth consecutive win when it drub-
bed the Peerless nine, I to ,. SmIth
Of the winners famed thirteen and
yielded only four hits.
Renroc Athletic Club took two
games from Eallston Athletic Club,
winning to and to I. Brinkman
and Mccarthy did the hurting for the
RenrOcS.
Langdon Athletic Club scored pair
of shut-out victories. The Belmonts
were trounced, Il to 0, and the Ava
Ions. 3 to o.
Mount Rainier Yankees humbled the
National Juniors in a 21to-2 game. 1t
was the twentieth straight win for
the Yanks Bauman held the losers to
four safcties.
Perry Midgetx routed the Young
E!ks in a 12-to-O match. then beat the
Collegiate Midgets, to o.
Eastern Athletic Club defeated the
Pioneers, IA to 4. Messink. Eastern
pitcher. granted one hit and famed
fourteen batters.
Brentwood Athletic Club pointed the
way TO Quincy Athletic Club in an
S-to-7 struggle.
Quincy Tigers want contests with
teams in the en-to-tWelve-year class.
Challenges should be sent to Manager
Jack Kelly, Sc Quincy street north
east.
Dodge Athletic Club is seeking
games with ten-to-twelve-year class
mines Teams interested should tele-
phone North 5027.
Condor Mideefs are anxious to ar
year teams. Telephone challenges TO
West 2769-J.
Georgetown Athletic Juniors suf-
fered their first defeat when they
were swamped in an s-to-1 game by
the Colored G. and P. Telephone nine
Washington Athletics vanquished ST.
Evening star., 1921-05-31

Dumharton. and TO- Dwight + Davis
Each match viii consist of SIX SIN
sS!rs and thrc" doubles. Thr matches
ar" Ia be played Friday and saturday.
June 10 and II. 81; Richmond. Th.
teams VII draw 80 Sc which cities
play each other in The first round. and
when two haze been eliminated by
play the winners will meet. Tn"
matches in 1922 wIll h. played in
Washington.
The Washington dou.. = teams. as
named by rhr committee IS: ~EcI " ith
making The Sri"riionS. o. }StinC Of
y. y. !.".rh of columbia. y, tor nun-
iop of chevy thaSn and g.. .;puld LIN
Evening star., 1921-05-31
G. U. AND OLD LIG MINES
END SEASONS with WINS

GEORGETOWN Tniver kity and University
OF MARYLAND mines <nded their season
yesterday with viftories. The former
took the measure of Boston College in d
io-to-' game at l8oston. while the Mary
feated their v'Tr.rable rival. St Johns
10 to o.
REYNOLDS Ifrccked the Boston College
hatters IN all but two innings Sheri-
Dan and iShecdy led the Georgetown at
tack FEh got a homer and Sherida n
also tErxe|l, while Sheedy doubled Ms
bet held1St Johns helpless. while Mary
iandhth1t almost whenever it got men on
Evening star., 1921-05-31
MCHIGAN WINS IN 18TH.
Beats Wisconsin, 8 to 8. in Long.
est Western Conference Game

Ann ARBOR. Mich. May 31.-Michi-
gan defeated Wisconsin. Q to s. today
IN the longest western conference
game on record here. The contest
went eighteen innings and the play
ing time was five hours and fifteen
minutes.
karpus played a stellar game at
third base for fifteen innings, then
went to the mound after the VOL
verlnes regular pitching staff had
neen exhausted. 1t was his single in
the eighteenth fthat scored the win
ming run.
Wisconsin, Pup
1o1. oo1 o 5000 ooc1oo-s i3 Il i
Michigan
90 O2 OIL 10000 oo1o1-s 10 :
Batteries-ChEstenson. Paddock and Dayey:
Schuits' Lveranoe. Dixon. Mudd. karpus and
Evening star., 1921-05-31

"-6. D. "a. The match was re-
plete with brilliant and desperate
playing. 1t was the hardest match
of the tournament. both players
virtually collapsing at the finish.
For the first time in the history of
tennis in France. royalty was repre-
Scnted when Princess kapurthala and
Prince Rharpur Singh Of India won
in the mixed doubles by default Both
the roEa! players were ready to so
on and played an exhibition set.
Miss Lcnglen to Visit.
PARIS. May 3l.--Mlle. Suzanne
LenGlcn. French woman's singles ten
mis- champion, will leave for the
United States the middle of August
and remain there two months, taking
part in exhibition matches, the Auto
Evening star., 1921-05-31
Change Woman's Net Ranking

NEW YORN- May 3l-A revised
ranking of woman tennis pia yers has
been announced here by the woman'S ad-
viSory committee of the United States
association. Miss Marie Wagner. who
formerly was tenth on tho list, has been
elevated to seventh. Miss Margaret
Grove, fourteenth under the old ranking.
filled Miss Wagner'S former place Miss
Florence Railing dropped from number
rljpa IN four.eop
Evening star., 1921-05-31
TO GIVE STARS CHANCE
TO QUALIFY IN MEETS

The Professional Coaches Association
has announced an agreement with the
/. G. A. A. A. A. board of managers
whereby trial heats in future running
events will be so arranged as to give
stars greater opportunities to show.
Complaint was made that the running
of fast men against each other in trial
heats in the past had prevented many
good runners from qualifying.
Evening star., 1921-05-31
"B0" McMILLIN'S MOTHER
is KILLED IN AUTO CRASH

DANVILI,I:. Ky. May 3l.-Alvin
(Bo) McMillin. star foot ball player
of Centre College. today is en- route
TO Fort Worth. Tex, where his moth
er. Mrs. Matte B. McMillin, was kill
cd in an automobile accident yester-
day.
McMillin was to have been crowned
king of the Centre College athletic
carnival this week as the colleges
supreme tribute to his work for his
alma mater.
Evening star., 1921-05-31
AIRPLANES WILL POLICE
HIGHWAYS ON DERBY DAY

LONDON, May 31.-PoIice airplanes
will cooperate with an airship in
regulating highway traffic between
this city and the EPSON Downs on
Wednesday, when the Derby viii be
run.
Restricted train service. ordered as
Il result OF the coal strike is ex-
pected 10 bring thousands of addi-
tionai motor cars and buses to the
EPSON road. which in normal times is,
packed on Derby day.
Evening star., 1921-05-31
TURNBULL is WINNER
OF M. A. TENNIS TITLE

BALTIMORE, May 31.-I. F. Turn
Dull is the new singles tennis champion
Of the middle Atlantic states He won
this honor yesterday in the final round
of the tournament by defeating Phillips
Lee Goldsborough. jr. on th. turf of
the Baltimore Country Club, o., IS.
i-S
Evening star., 1921-05-31

IIU1IINdTVtII.
coin of pumharton. are as follows:
HELEN and Johnson. Davis and
Yenckcn. Moore and Graves. Gore and
foote and Nangan and Bates.
The doubles teams have not vet
been arranged in playing order. This
Will be done. after several competitive
matches. by a. Y. Ieech. who has bee n
selected 10 captain the Washington
HotrhkIsS cup team. He is the middle
Atlantic sectional delegate Of the Ma
tionaI Tennis Association.
The HotChki%S cup. the Gift Of r..
n. HotchkisS. Jr.. of Richmond. is 10
h." competed for each year by teams
representing the four cities.
Evening star., 1921-05-31
Woman Golf Champion Beats Miss n Capital Team Picked Tennis
D. C.. NETMEN TO PLAY :
IN FOUR-CITY EVENT

has selected the
the this
Baltimore Nook the flotchkss
folio
!. Ballard Moore Chevy Chase: , + Graves. Dumbaon;
s. \ Arthur HELEN. Chase: Mai
Mancan. s. f. Maj A. f.
)url, rartID IN DNiph DAVIS Drnh
Evening star., 1921-05-31
ONE CYLINDER MISSING"
AS MILTON WINS RACE

N1ANAFOlIS May SlTomm Milton the ninth 500 mile
automobile breaking
field internationally known drivers
brought
much less than his three lead Roscoe Sarles. place hnher.
known today Milton
Evening star., 1921-05-31
Anderson Stops Norfolk.

PHOENIX. Ariz.. May Slice An
derson Of Portland. Ore. cisively
defeated Kid Norfolk of New York in
a scheduled ten-round boxing bout
last night. The New Yorker was un-
able to finish the ninth round.
Evening star., 1921-05-31
Zbyszko and Caddock Win.

BOSTON, May 81. - Stanislas 9
Zbyszko. wrestling champion, threw
Pete Daley of New York last night
with a body hold in IS minutes, 27
seconds. Earl Caddock threw Rem
alto Garflinj
Evening star., 1921-05-31
Yale Is Victor at Golf.

PROVIDENCE, r. J.. May 81
fale's golf team won from Harvard.
6 to 3. in their annual match at the
Rhode Island Country Club yester-
day.
Evening star., 1921-05-31
Miss Bleibtrey Sets Mark.

HONOLULU, r. H., May 31.-
Ethelda Bleibtrey of New York brok e
the world record for the 10O-yard
women's open national championship
OF the Amateur Athletic Union yes
1903 %
Evening star., 1921-05-31

PHILADELPHIA, Pa, May 81
base ball team has
been invited by Waseda University
to tour japan next autumn or the fol-
lowing spring.
Evening star., 1921-05-31
WAR PQLQiSIS WIN.

PHILADELPHIA. May 31.-The War
Department polo team of Washington
defeated the Philadelphia Country
Club second quartet at Bryn Mawr,
Pa, yesterday. IA to Q.
Evening star., 1921-05-31
Staunton Takes Track. Meet.

EASTON, Pa, May 3L-Staunton
Military Academy 81 five-mansteam won
the seventh hannuai,schoaashe track and
fieldsmeet of La Fayette College yester-