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Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-07-19
BY ROBERT HARLOW,
News Correspondent.

WASHINGTON, July 19.-America' s
greatest golf championship began on the
links Of the Columbia Country Club to-
day when one-half of the field of 100 ex-
perts went away in the testing eighteen
holes qualifying round. The other players
Will qualify tomorrow.
Professionals regard this as the most
exacting qualifying round ever held In
championship, as no player can afford
TO go badly on more than two holes and
hope to be among the seventy-two play
ers who will qualify for the champion
ship proper.
Jock Hutchinson, winner Of the Brit
ish open title Abe Mitchell, the long
hitting English professional, and Joe
hirkWood. Australian open champion. are
the fayorites, but with such a fast field,
many considered the affair lottery. with
any one Of tweutypIayers possible
winner.
The low scores in practice made it
seem certain that nothing worse than a
- would qualify. Wagers were made
at even money that this figure would be
required. and that IS would be bettered
before the championship ends.
Walter Hagen, KlrkWoOd and Churchill
were the three most prominent players to
participate in today's qualifying round.
Weather conditions were good when
the first pair got under way. Joe Kirk
wood, the Australian omen champion. was
the first real star 10 start and gallery
OF 300 trailed behind. Jock Hutchinson
and Abe Mitchell were paired and We're
followed by 500.
The Professional Golfers Association
has voted a formal protest against an
eighteen hole qualifying round and re
queStiug that in the future IL be eX-
tended TO thirty six holes.
No player breathes easily until he gets
over the Harding hole. This hole-the
Attn. was opened by the President last
spring and offers the hardest $50 yards
OF golf In the ecouutry, experts say.
Jim Barnes. Pelham y. y pro. plays
best when he has rel clover blossom
IN the corner Of hts mouth
The composite score FOR four days Of
balls for each hole, is II. which is
twenty three strokes under par.
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AU-An1ericGn -Four
to Help Walker Get
De PdulU Squad Going
EckerSaH, ellis, ShiUerick and
Peck Will Aid at CuIUer
Camp.

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WITH MAMAITIEIDIR8
>IIl-Ipl0(OS by f po3aa

The Capitol A. Cs won from Boy Scout
Troop No. Go Sunday, u to 6. The Capt.
tolls are now under new management and
Will change their name 20 the American
Eagles. Practice will be held at Penn
sylvania and Ray streets Sunday morn
ing and all players are requested to re-
port.
The South Side Turner's are without a
game for Sunday and would like to book
with some fast city or State club. Ad-
dress Frank Neu. 139 West Arizona street,
or call Drexel 1864.
The Southern Gray Juniors registered
their thirteenth straight victory Sunday
when they took the Arsenal Juniors down
the line, 10 to I. The Southerns are out
for the junior championship Of the city.
and teams disputing their claim to the
honors should call Belmont 1893 in re
gard to games
Fast outfelders wishing to play State
ball with the indianapolis Red Sox should
get in touch with Dick Lynch at River
side diamond No. tomorrow evening.
The Indianapolis Southern Grays hand
ed the haywood Cubs a to defeat in
a hard game. For games with the Grays
address W. II. Burk, 1912 Reisuer street
For games with the indianapolis
Spades address George Mitchell. 1915
North Beville avenue. The Spades are
taking the number OF some of the best
State clubs this season. and are having
a hard time booking games at this date
Teams wishing to meet the Edgewood
nine should communicate with A. l.
Young, Rural Route l.. EdgeWOod
The keystone a. Cs are ready for their
big scrap with the iPiot All-Stars at
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French Davis Cup Net
Athlete Is War Veteran

NEW YORK, July 10.-Andre Colbert.
French tennis star, who viii compete for
the Davis Cup this summer, can, like
his countryman, Georges Carpenter, re-
count thrilling episodes Of the war Go
bert, who was an aviator. was forced to
make a hurried landing during one en-
gagement in an early offensive Descend
ing from great height he was uncertain
whether be had landed in French or
enemy territory until, extricating him
self from the wreckage, he was confronted
by an English officer, who said:
Never mind, Colbert, we viii both
live TO meet at Wimbledon again"
The speaker was Anthony Wilding IA
nous australians court star, who was
killed in action a few weeks later.
It is not generally known that Lau-
rentz, GObert's teammate. is handicapped
by the loss OF one eye. In a match
several years ago a hard smash from the
racquet of Gebert hit Laurentz in the
eye, making its removal necessary in or
der to save the other eye. Sparing use
Of his back hand stroke and q preference
to run around the ball is declared to be
the only noticeable evidence of the han
dicap in Laurentz's play. He is a Davis
cup veteran and has won both singles
and doubles hCnors in France.
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Perry avenue and Shelby street next
Sunday.
The Connersville Reserves have Aug.
open and are anxious t Oscheoule some
strong Indianapolis club. COnnercville
Is also ready TO sign a good semi pro
pitcher. For information address J. w.
Young, COnnersville.
1t took ten innings to decide the In
dianapolis Tiger Beech Grove Red tilt
Sunday, but the Reds finally came out
with the long end of to count.
Cambridge Citys ball tossers will be
the next opponents of the Ingalls, Tigers
The Indiana Travellers took a to l de
feat at ingalls, Sunday.
After going eleven innings to a to 4
tie, the indianapolis Hi-Loes and the
Buchanan Stars were forced to call off
their Sunday tilt on account of the 6
o'clock closing law that holds on city
park diamonds. For games with the Hi
Lo team address Rolf Bader, 1912 North
Illinois street.
Valley Mills took the scalp Of the Indi-
annapolis Theater Club, Il to s.
Martinsville registered 4 to / victory
over the indianapolis White Sox. For
games with the Sox, address o. Owens,
2O69 Columbia avenue, or call Webster
S321
All Meldon Club players are requested
to meet at the home Of the manager to-
morrow evening. The Meldons have
dates open in August and would like 10
hear from fast State clubs. Address,
j. j. klaiber, 1913 Leonard street.
The T. A. C.s slipped the Cardinals .
rs TO > defeat sunday. The feature for
The winners was the pitching Of Law
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DUNDEE TRIMS CLANCY.

PHILADELPHIA, July Johnny
Dundee, New York, outpointed George
Clancy. Baltimore, in eight rounds Of
fast fighting Monday night at Shibe Park.
The New York boxer had the better OF
every round. Both weighed in at 1874
pounds.
Willie Jackson, New York, gave Jimmy
HanlOn Of Denver a bad beating in the
semi wind-up. The fight was fast but
one sized, Jackson having the advantage
Ia every one Of the eight rounds. The
New Yorker tried hard for a Knockout
in the last round, and although he hit
Hsnlon almost at will, the bell found
the Denver tOIer still on his feet and
apparently strong.
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MOnarchs Work Hard to
Trim AS in Fourth Game

Tho Kansas City Monarchs had
chance to even the count with the A. B.
C.s by winning todays game at Wash
ington Park, and they We're determined
to slip Taylor's athletes the same dose
they passed out yesterday, when VII
iams and Latimer were pounded for
total Of 10 hits and 7 runs. while Craw-
ford was holding the locals to hits
and runs.
The A B. Cs couldn't find their bat
ting eye yesterday, but they were con
fdeHt that they could get back on the
right track today and hold to the ad-
vantage they gained by winning two
games from the Monarchs Sunday.
The Monarchs grabbed their lead in
the third inning yesterday. after the
A b. Cs had started the initial round
with a marker, and they kept out in
front from then on. The As tried hard
to rally in the eighth, but were cut
down efter one runner had been sent
around the circuit
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COAIISKEY TELLS
OF COMMITS SION.

Judge Friend finally ruled that the
reputation question could be answered
and Mr.. Comiskey stated that the repu-
fatiOn of the players was 'thrst-class."
In response to questions by Mr.. German,
COmiskey told of the membership Of the
baseball commission in 1919 and OF its
government Of baseball.
do you know who. in 1913 Distributed
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-07-19

the list made up by the National Com
mission of those eligible to play in the
worlds series -
Manager Gleason" Comiskey said
IN explaining the distribution Of stock,
COmiskey on cross examination said he
owned % per cent of the stock.
How much did you make in 1892"
Mr. COmiskcy said he could not tell
how much he made in 1913, but when
asked about 1918, said he made between
$4,000 and 10000"
Attorney Short asked Comlskey II in
his playing days he jumped from the
Brotherhood to the National League.
Angered at the question, the witness
arose and shaking his finger in Shorts
face shouted II never bvoke a contract
OF jumped a baseball club Don't you
dare accuse me"
During the tilt the seven ex-White
Sox players laughed at Comiskeys anger
at being accused Of contract jumping.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-07-19

NEW YORK, July 19.-Through a mis-
understanding over the lease of Boyle's
thirty acres in Jersey City, on which Tex
Richard built the great arena for the
Carpenter Dempsey fight, the promoter
may be compelled to change his plans for
holding other championship bouts there
Richard, In his negotia tons for the
stand for at least six months, and laid
plans for using it for the proposed bout
between Carpenter and Gibbons and an
other Dempsey affair. Now the owner
wants the big pine saucer erased from
his thirty acres and Richard has vir-
tually decided to hold the bouts in Mad
ison Square Garden.
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Riverside Record

Chick Nelson. former professional
at the Riverside golf course, and now
serving in that capacity at the Koko-
mo Country Club, yesterday after
noon hung up a new record for the
Riverside links when he went eighteen
holes In go strokes.
The old record for eighteen holes
at Riverside was 20, held Jointly by
Nelson and Chick Evans. Evans made
years ago.
Nelson yesterday shot five brides
and one eagle, going above par on
but one hole, the ninth, when he took
a six instead of a FIVE, after a bounce
had spoiled a perfect approach.
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Big League Stuff

rho Giants Monday got back at
the Pirates by hnmmering Morrison
and Glasner mercilessly. Nehf pitched
fine ball.
The Reds knocked the Philiies for a
couple OF goals taking both ends OF a
double header. by the same score, to 3.
Five Cardinal pitchers failed to stop
the battling Boston Braves. who amassed
10 hits and IA runs. Homars by Hornsby
and McHenry did the Cardinals little
good.
Dutch Reuther was reinstated by Man
ager Robinson and sent against the
Cubs, only to get fine mauling Pom
der, recently acquired by Chicago from
Pittsburgh In the Robertson DEAL held
the Dodgers TO one run.
with home run cIOut that Travelled
500 feet inside the park and cleared
the fence by twenty feet Babe Ruth
Wrestled the distance record Mt De-
troit from Harry Heilman, who re-
Gently cIOuted a 5I2 foOter. The
Yanks won In canter 1t was Babo's
thirty ninth homer.
Joe Sewelp3 triple helped the C1eve-
land Indians trounce Washington.
Kerr and Hodge pitched fine ball for
the White Sox and Chicago took two
from Boston.
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Stars Come Through in
Rhode Island Court Play

outstanding stars in the Rhode Island
State tennis championships, pitted against
comparatively weak opponents, came
safely through the first two rounds Of
the tournament at the Agawam Hunt
selves
The most notable player to default was
Ichiya Kumagaa, Japan, whose failure 10
arrive in time for the singles resulted in
his elimination IN the third round in
favor Of Capt II. e. Mccarthy Of the
Cambridge University team, England
Kumagse expects to be here in time for
the doubles
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Missouri Net Champs

KANSA SCITY, July 10.-Phn Bagby,
city champion, won the Missouri State
tennis tournament in the final round on
ROckhill courts here Monday defeating
Clarence Holcomb, a clubmate, in straight
sets, 10, CO, 60.
Marjorie Hires of Rockhiu won the
womens singles title, defeating Lottie
Fuller of Leavenworth in straight sets,
6-3. GA
In the doubles finals, Charles speice,
Kingfisher, Okla, and Ben Parks Of Nor
man, Okla, won from Jack Cannon and
Phil Bagby, the Rockhil team, in a
hard fought match, 1914, 6-3, Ga.
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Quinn to Retire

NEW YORK, July 19.-Jack Quinn, for
several years one of the leading right
handed pitchers Of the American League
as a member Of the Yankees and a man
Of almost twenty years hurting expert
ence in the minors and majors. will re-
an arbiter Of balls. strikes, etc.
Quinn came to the Yankees originally
from the old Eastern League. For sew
eral years he played with the New York
team, then wandered into the minors. He
went to the Pacific Coast League and
after a successful career became q mem
Der of the Chicago White Sox. There
was controversy over this deal and as
q result Quinn came back to New York.
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Tough Breaks

SWAMPSCOTT. Bass. July 19-With
less than week remaining before the In
ternatioual track meet between the
Yale Harvard and oxford Cambridge
athletes, the pail Of gloom hanging over
the English quarters here is made still
deeper by the illness OF VI. 4. 4IcIuness.
oxford middle distance runner. VINO is
conared 20 his room with a severe Iron
chlal attack Both Mcluuess. who won
the oxford Cambridge Cornell cross
country race last Christmas. and II. p.
Stauard, star miller. who has a fallen
transverse arch in his left foot. ara I'm
der the care of DR.. G.. Howard pobsou
The latetr states be believes the men
will be able 70 compete Saturday, but can
do no practicing for four and possibly
Ave days. Stallarls foot is reported bet
Ter.
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Kerr and Hodge pitched fine ball for
the White Sox and Chicago took two
from Boston.
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RRIrroN HAS TROUBLE.

NEWARK, n. J., July. 19.-Jack Brit
walker of Elizabeth, \. J., fought a
twelve round no-decfsion contest here
Monday night with popular opinion d.
vided rs TO the winner.
Brltton scored nine second knock
nent recuperated quickly and punished
the title holder in the fourth. fifth and
sixth sessions. The champion then sue
ceeded in outboxing his man at long
rauge in the later rounds.
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rho Giants Monday got back at
the Pirates by hnmmering Morrison
and Glasner mercilessly. Nehf pitched
fine ball.
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Joe Sewelr3 triple helped the Cleve-
and Indians trounce Washington.
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WILDE TOO HIGH.

NEW YORK, July 19-Jimmy Wilde
wants the small sum" Of $4,000 TO min
gle in a championship match of fisticuffs
for the worlds fyweight title, against
Johnny Huff, the American boss of the
little fellows. The English pugillst made
these demands when Tex Richard asked
him how much he wanted for his serv-
ices Tex thinks $4,000 is altogether too
much money for one little fellow to have
all at one time and has passed Wilde up
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-07-19

ST PAUL, July 10.--Mike Gibbons, St
Paul middleweight boxer, and Mike Col
Inns, his manager, were to leave today
for New York, where Gibbons viii meet
Augle RCtuer on July % In a fifteen
round 6, cision, postponed from July u
Collins win endcavor to arrange a
match for Gibbons with john, Wilson,
middleweight champion.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-07-19
STATE PLACES
CONFIDENCEN
BURNS STORY
Former Pitcher Expected to
Reveal Inside Points of
1919 Series Plot.
DEFENSE BATTLES HARD
DEFENSE LOSES POINT.

CHICAGO, July 19.-The BLACK SOx"
were under contract when they are al
legged TO have sold out the 1919 world
series, it was testified at their trial to-
day.
Harry Grabiner. secretary OF the White
Sox baseball club, told Jurors the players
were under contract from the beginning
of the playing season until the end of the
world series.
This was a blow to the defense's con-
tentiOn thah the players accused of hav-
ing cOnspired 20 throw the games, were
not under contract after the regular
playing season expired.
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MILWAUKEE.

Two base Hits-Covington, Lear Three
base hits-Shinners, Dixon. Home runs
Hauser. Cooney. Stolen bases-Gainer,
Mccarthy, Baird Sacrifces-Gainer, Nor
rison. Double plays-Schreiber to Coving-
ton; Coouey TO Lear to Hauser. Left on
bases-Milwaukee Z; Indianapolis, II.
Bases on balls-Of Petty, 8 off Lingrel.
2. Struck out-By Petty, 4; by Lingrel
T. Cmpires-Murray and Mullen. Time
i As.
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Would Trade Vaughn

BROOKLYN, July 19.-Jim Vaughn,
Cub pitcher. is on the market
"Vauchn probably will not be worth
much to us after serving his thirty day
suspension" said President Week Mon
day. therefore we are willing to trade
him il we can get what we think viii
help our club"
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50 FL ::IIs.s3as ts.ssS- ww~"
S:s,S gN 1+[EE
! @S]P;15ee;S|
JACK WANTS $500 600.

LOS ANGELES, July 19-JGek Demp-
sey, who Is in town. has given out that
he will demand $4,000 as his end for
his next fight, which may be with Car
pentiCr in London soon. He hopes 10
hear from Manager Kearns In New York
by Thursday about the prospects for such
a fight. Dempsey says he does not want
to go back into the movies.
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CINCINNATI, July 19.-Solly Epstein,
indianapolis contender for the bantam
weight laurels, gave Battling Chink, Gin
cinnau. a neat beating In ten rounds here
last night. Epstein was the aggressor
throughout, and had his opponent
groggy several times.
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HOW HE'LL. spENn MONEY

the lightweight champion, has become
a horse owner and will hereafter divide
his interest between boxing and the
turf.
Today he purchased the 4-year-old
Neddam from the Redstone stable and
turned hun over to William TraYeys TO
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NATIONAL LEAGUE.

Pittsburgh at New Yorl.
Cincinnati at Philadelp lla.
Chicago at Brooklyn.
ST. Louis at Boston.
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OOLORED AMATEUR RESULTS.

In the colored amateur boxing and
wrestling bill at Tomlinson hall last
night, Lee Best threw Young Frederick
in three minutes Roy Charson knocked
Round Bess won from Young George in
the third round.
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Sarles Downs Milton
Three Times on Track

LOS ANGELES. July 1o.-Roscoe
Sarles is world champion sprint driver.
Sarles, In his Dueseuberg, r0ared ahead
20 three straight Victories over Tommy
Milton at Beverly Hills Speedway.
In addition to settling the disputed
title, Sarles won a purse Of $4,000.
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EnHV To GTTrE

SIT. LOUIS, July 19.-Phil C. Ball,
owner of the St. Louis Americans. yes
terday announced the reappointment of
Lee Foil as 1922 manager. The an
nouncement was made at this time, Mr.
Ball explained, to stop rumors that Fohl
was to be relea sed.
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BETTER co HOME.

MADRID, July 19.-Andres Balsa, the
Galician heavyweight boxer who, 1t was
recently announced here. had issued
challenge to Jack Dempsey for tie
worlds championship, arrived here Mon
day and issued q challenge 70 all cOmerS.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-07-19

Washington at Cleveland.
philadelphia at st. Louis.
New York at Detroit.
Boston at Chicago.
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MOLINE, ILL.,, July 1e.-Howard Jones,
center field ON the Moline Three-I League
baseball club, was purchased Monday on
an optional agreement by the St. Louis
Cardinals. Jones leads the league in
home runs with sixteen.
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TENNIS POsTPONENrENT.

PARIS. July 19.-The concluding sin
giles matches IN the Davis cup lawn ten
mis- series between India and France, set
for Monday, were postponed because Of
rain. The series stands two matches 10
one IN favor Of India. with two still to
be nlaEed.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
GAMES TODAY.

Indianapolis at Milwaukee.
Louisville at Kansas City.
Toledo at st. Paul.
Columbus at Minneapolis.
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train. Trayers is the trainer Of the Fair
mont stable IN which Billy Gibson,
manager Of Benny, IS interested.
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RESULTS YESTERDAY.
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.

Kansas CITY ........ COZ 90 OBJ u l
Louisville ........... oil .OO 1926 10 >
Batteries Horstman. La nbert and Nc
Carly; k0ob, Esteu, Sand RS and Meyer.
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REAL TEST FOR
GOLF EXPERTS
Short Qualifying Round in
Open Classic Necessitates
Top Play.
BAD COLE AT START.

BAD GULF AT START.
COLUMBIA COUNTRY CLUB,
bly, golf characterized the quality
ing round played by Jock Hutchison
and Abe Mitchell in the open tour
nament prehminaries here today.
Mitchell made his eighteen In sew
enty-fVe and Hutchieon in seventy
six. Joe KEkwood, Australian open
champion, took "a seventy-eight. j.
Wood Plat scored eighty three.
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Toledo ........ OO0 001 400 l-6
St. Paul ........... 90 900 203 O-5 10 ]
Batteries -NIcCullou-h, Wright and
Schauffel; Williams and McAenemy, Al
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DnNOYAN TO TESTIFY.

CHICAGO, July ia sensation was
sprung at the BLACK Sox' scandal trial
here today when william ovid BID
Donovan, manager of the Philadelphia
National League club, appeared as
"surprIse'' witness for fhe prosecution.
IT was announced Donovan would cor
ro5orate the testimony of Bill Burns. the
States star witness and former scandal
plotter.
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ANrERICAN LEAGTE.

Cleveland ............ I'D 900 23"-3 s !
Washington. ..-.-.-- 90 oV- VJJ-- d
Batteries-Sothoron and Nunamakeri
Mogridge and Picinich.
St Louis. OoO COO OF ]
Philadelphia. $500. O10 90 COO II
Batteries-Vsngilder Shocker and Sew
eretd; Harris, hcefe and Perkins.