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The Washington herald., 1921-04-03
Wilson, N. C., Sells !;
62 Million Pounds
Tobacco in Year

wINsToN-sAEEM. N &C.. April q.
by selling more than $4,000, 900
pounds of lean tobacco this season.
Wilson. N. c.. claims to have become
the largest leaf tobacco market in
the world.
The season at winston-Salem
closed yesterday with. sales totaIinr
60,554,loe pounds at an average OF
S2l.ss hundred pounds. Last year.
32,ooo,eo0 pounds were sold at an
average of 1894 a. hundred. Dur
nam took rank as the third largest
market with sales totaIing more than
S5,ooo,000 pounds.
The Washington herald., 1921-04-03
STREET SWEEPING
AT NIGHT IS new
ALEXANDRIA PLAN
Orders Issued to Arrest
All Who Litter Thor
oughfares.
THE HERALD BUREAU.
A. 3. Doniphan.
127 King street.

III Ming street
ALEXANDRIA,, Va, April a.
King street, the main street of the
city. and Royal street are to be
swept during the remainder of the
spring and summer at night instead
of during the day on Saturdays.
The work was begun tonight at IL
o'clock.
The city officials have had COM
plant that after the-streets were
swept on Saturday afternoons they
were as dirty as il they had not
been swept. and Mayor Duncan to-
day instructed Chief Goods that be-
ginning tonight to have all persons
arrested who throw trash into the
streets after the sweepers have
made their rounds. 1t Is stated that
fines will be imposed in every case
brought into court.
The funeral of c. Marshall Scho-
field. world war veteran, who shot
himself yesterday afternoon. will
take place at 10 o'clock tomorrow
morning from the residence of his
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. d. Webster
Schofield, e1s Cameron street. Serv-
ices will be conducted by Rev. E.
b. Jackson, pastor of the First
Baptist Church, and burial will be
In Bethel Cemetery. Members of the
various Masonic bodies, American
Legion and Relief Reliance Fire
Engine Company. will attend. The
interment will be with Masonic
honors. The members of the Ameri-
can Legion will wear their uni
forms.
The following deeds of transfer
were recorded today: Thomas ].
Fannon and son to Charles F. Ben.
ner. house and lot on the west side
Of Alfred between Wilkes and Glib
bon streets: Miss Dorothy Num-
ford and others to Miss Annie II.
Henry. house and lot on the south
side of Commerce between West
and Peyton streets; Mrs. Maria
Marshall and others have sold to
Martha c. Robinson and Lucy NJ.
Robinson house and lot 1121 Duke
street.
The funeral of Mrs. Z. Eva Lee.
wife of J. A. Lee. of New Washing
ton. Arlington County. Va. took
place this afternoon from Wheat
1ey's mortuary chapel, Rev. Edgar
Carpenter. rector of Grace Episco-
pal Church. oficiating. Burial was
in Bethel Cemetery.
The Washington herald., 1921-04-03
u. S. Commissioner -:
Quits; Lal0 Bars 2 jobs

pANvILLE. Va. April 2A&sde
r.. Flynn, United states Commis-
sioner, has rendered his resiepSnon
10 Judge II. c. Mcdowell ssfs the
district, after receiving from the
jurist a letter pointing out that
under the sundry appropriation
bill passed March 4. United states
commissioners and deputy clerks 81
the Federal court, cannot draw onal
pay. Flynn Will continue ueputy
clerk.
The clause. apparently overlooked
until now, will affect many others
The Washington herald., 1921-04-03
C. e O. Shopmen Return
: 10 Work at Richmond

RICHMOND. Va. April All
workmen In the local shops of the
Chesapeake and Ohio Railway who
we're laid of temporarily on March
1s. returned to work yesterday. At
the same time 1000 mea who have
teen out of employment in Hunting
ton, w. Va, will also return to
work.
The announcement Is taken to
mean that traffic conditions are bet
ter
The Washington herald., 1921-04-03
KiHs, Self 8 Years After
Suicide of His Brother

FREDERICK, Nd. April 2. In
the same manner aDd at about the
same hour of the day his brother
Sidney J. Blunt, of Granite, Nd,
ended his life about eight years
ago. william r. Blunt, 49,. Sykes
Vile, fatally shot himself in the
right temple in stable on his
farm. 80
No motive for the deed has been
assigned.
The Washington herald., 1921-04-03

and Grimes Golden apples escaped
destruction. but the Ben Davis,
stayman. winesap. Duchess. and
Yellow Transparent varieties were
practically wiped out. according to
growers. All prospective peaches,
cherries. plums. and other small
fruits of this belt are obliterated.
The loss in fruit values in the
Cumberland Shenandoah belt is es-
timated at from s1o.ooo.ooo TO U.s.
100000.
The Washington herald., 1921-04-03
Prince Likes Golf.

The crown prince of Japan is an
enthusiastic golfer and one. of the
features of his visit to England
in April will be making the rounds
Of the London golf courses, 1t is
announced.
The Washington herald., 1921-04-03
Held for Woman's Murder.

DANvILLE. Va. April 2-Claude
Hall has been arrested by the
sheriff of Rockingham County, In
connection with the murder Of Mrs.
Robert Sullivan, whose body bear
ing four bullet wounds was found
by her children on their return
from school. Robbery fs the sap
posed motive for the crime. -
The Washington herald., 1921-04-03
Aged Man Wins Bride Quickly

DANVILLB, Va, April 2.-After a
three-day courtship, James Cam
eron, II, of Slater, Mo-, married
Mrs Matte Martin. aged 81, in a
Patrick County store Thursday.
Cameron came to Patrick from Mis-
souri, to buy farm. Mrs. Martin
owns a fine farm,
The Washington herald., 1921-04-03
Arrange Labor Convention.

LYNCHBURG, Va. April s.-The
executive council and Legislative
committee Of the Virginia STATE
Federation of Labor were In ses-
sion here today arranging fer the
annual convention of the State fed
Grafton which begins here Monday.
The Washington herald., 1921-04-03

Children less than 1s years old are
not to be admitted to moving pic
ture theaters In Brussels, Belgium.
showing Aims that have not been
passed by the official censor. The
regulatiqn will be effective after
March :
The Washington herald., 1921-04-03

To revive ancient glories and fui-
ture, Il was recently announcfd ~
England that a college for Arso
language and science in Jerusalem
will be founded.
The Washington herald., 1921-04-03
China to Build Mint.

One of the largest mints in the
world. able to turn out more than
s500.000 a day. will be built at
Shanghai shortly by the Chinese
government.
The Washington herald., 1921-04-03

An all-year-round suite in brown or
gray finish, consisting Of attractive Set
tee, Armchair and Arm Rocker. exactly
like cut, and marked at a remarkably
low price.
EASY CREDIT TERMS
The New York herald., 1921-04-25
Tnclxling n Mig Job.

The Business Mems Golf Association
OF Decatur, Ill, will offer a perpetual
trophy for the worlds open golf cham
pionship and rules and conditions for
the tournament are to be drawn up inn
mediately. Probably the B. M. G.. A. ID.
does not realize the immensely OF the
job It Is tackling unless the cup is to
be presented for annual competition
along with the American or British open
championship trophies.
Last year the American event had
two British entries and II will have as
many this year when Duncan and Mitch
all arrive. while there will be a dozen
players from the United States in the
blue ribbon event at St Andrews. But
by next year there may not he a single
star stirring In either direction. To in
stitute q worlds open championship will
cost oodles OF money, for II could not
be done without transporting about
score OF the British players to the
United States or the Americans to Great
Britain. paying their expenses and in
addition compensating the players for
their loss OF time and business.
The New York herald., 1921-04-25
NEW YORK BOXERS WIN
3 CANADIAN TITLES

TORONTO, April 24.-New York amateur
boxers won three Canadian national
titles in the finals Of the tournament
here last night Ben Ponteau. negro,
American national 135 pound champion.
won in that class. Jack Bradley OF New
York won in the 145 pound class and
Mortimer Selignan. new York State
amateur middleweight champion cap
tured the 15s pound title. Mayor Church
OF Toronto presented the winners with
medals
Ponteau defeated Walter Newton OF
Riversides, receiving the decision after
an extra fourth round. Bradley won
from Fean Of the Argonauts on a TECH
meal knockout, and Sellgman won by
default when Murray Of Riversides de-
clined to meet him in the final II was
announced that Murray had been In
definitely suspended by the Amateur Ath-
letic Union OF Canada because OF his
action. Bradley and Seligman then gave
an exhibition bout.
Other winners were: los pounds,
Johnston, Riversldes: 100 pounds, Bur-
lie, Riversides lis pounds. Christensen,
Rlversides; 125 pounds. Groves, r. G.
d.. 175 pounds. Hilhard, Beamsville,
Ont. /: heavyweight, MeDoullon, Classics.
The New York herald., 1921-04-25
YACHTSlEEW HOLD
LAST REGULAR SHOOT
2. r. Woodward Leads at
Lorci5nont Traps.

The regular shooting season Of the
Larcbmont Yacht Club came to an end
yesterday with one OF the best competi-
tlons OF the sea ron. =. r woodward,
visitor was the high over al gunner
with q score of "a out of 4 possible 100
tarwets A +. Burns was The high club
rgauor 1Jc hed card of 95 J. II.
Brown won the high handicap prize. A.
p Nllrv who tied with Brown for the
prize declined tho shoot Off
49, E Burns also was the winner OF
tha monthly scratch prize The handi-
can nrizr Tor The month ended IN tie
hatwoen J III Brown and E NJ Daley.
Tae former won the shoot or by Z8 to
ai out oe2S "b'r5s" r. T. McCohnl and
IL. rs De'ley ued FOR the accumulation
rr'a fer tte season. on The shoot off
te@ohI won by 81 10 As on of so
trnets The handicap accumulation
ended n o. tie between n. Brown
auH q j.. Wcyand The former was the
winner of the shoot or.
on wednesday afternoon thu arch
most ruunars win hold a club champ
Hn Ship shoot at 200 targets II viii
wi0l up The season. The scores made
.#s.s.. atW. rgff9tt-e
The New York herald., 1921-04-25
women's championship Of Pennsylvania and
Eastern States.

women's championship Of Pennsylvania and
Eastern States.
1-orange Lawn Tennis Club, South Orange.
n, J., invitation tournament-Inen.
Brooklyn. N. y, Brooklyn championship.
4-Sears-Roebuck Athletic Association, Chi
M c9ssd %ssao% coanry csb Harrison
N. Y, invitation tournament-nen.
6--sans Souci Country Club. Greenville.
s. c., Carolinas championship.
6-Hartford Golf Club. Hartford. Conn.
New England championship-men.
6-Peiham Country CLUB, Pelham Manor.
1o-Meion Cricket Club, Philadelphia. Pa.
Church Cup match
1o-Country Club OF Virginia. Richmond.
Va. Hotchldss Cup match.
ll-Montclair Athletic Club. Montclair, N.
j.. New Jersey championship-men
13-Chicago Tennis Club, Chicago. III, city
Is-Country Club westchester. westchester.
N. y, invitation tournament-men.
13-Houston Y. NJ. @. A., Houston, Tex,
Texas championship.
13-Englewood Field Club, Englewood, N.
T.. New Jersey hampionship-women.
Conn, Connecticut championship-men.
13-Merion Cricket Club. Philadelphia. Pa,
Pennsylvania championship-men.
13-Baltimore Country Club. Baltimore.
Md. Maryland acknowledgements
15-women's Tennis League Of District Of
Columbia. Washington. D. c., league cham
pionship-women.
1T-Longwood Cricket Club, Boston. Mass,
Massachusetts singles-men.
16--Berkeley Tennis Club, Berkeley, Cal,
Pacific coast championship.
1S-Pittsburgh Athletic Association. Pitts
burgh. Pa, Western Pennsylvania champion
ship.
1s-Philmont Club, Philadelphia. Pa, East
ern Pennsylvania championship-men.
1S-New York Tennis Club, metropolitan
championship singles; Manhattan doubles
men.
2O-American Legion Athletic Association,
st. Louis, Mo-, open tournament.
2o-Augusta Country Club, Augusta, Ca,
South Atlantic States championship.
2o-Apawams Club, Rye, n. y, invitation
tournament-women.
2o-Cleveland Associated Tennis Cluo.
Cleveland, Ohio, city championship.
20-Wilmington Country Club, wilmington,
Del, Delaware State championship.
21-Woodstock Club, Indianapolis Ind, IN
vitation tournament.
2f-County Tennis Club of Westchester,
Hartsdale, n. y, Westchester county cham
e7-Merion Cricket Club. Philadelphia. Pa,
intercollegiate championship OF the United
States.
27-Western Lawn Tennis Association. Chi
cago. H., clay court championship OF the
United States-men
27--Eawthorne Tennis Club, Indianapolis.
Ind. Indianapolis championship.
1T-Country Club Springfield, Springfield,
Mass, Connecticut valley championship
men.
27-Kew Gardens Country Club. Kew Gar
dens, Qucensborough mems singles.
2T-Woodmere Club, Woodmere, l.. l., Long
Island championship--women.
So-Nassau Country Club. Glen Cove, L. l.,
invitation tournament.
ao-Hyde Park Tennis Club. Cincinnati,
Ohio. Cincinnati championship.
The New York herald., 1921-04-25
FRENCH ATHLETES ENJOY
TRIP TO ATLANTIC CITY

Special Despatch TO THE NEW YoaK HERALD.
ATLANTIC CRY. n. j.. April 24.-To
celebrate the twenty-first birthday Of
CASTOR Ferry. the members OF the French
relay team in the United States for the
Penn relay carnival visited Atlantic
City to-day. They were met by Mayor
Bader. who presented them with large
key to the city. An automobile trip
from one end OF the resort to the other
and a trip UP and down the Boardwalk
In rolling chairs took up most OF the
time.
This was followed by a testimonial
dinner at the Hotel Edison. Coach
Deleliva took the athletes back to Phila-
Gelphia late tonight.
The New York herald., 1921-04-25
Back Maconber Colt
To Win EPSON Derby

IN ARIs. April 24.-Heavy COM
- missions sent to London by
~ American horse racing devo-
toes ia Paris have resulted in lower
tg The price IN the betting on The
Bohemian. owned BY A. X. Ma
camher. to win 'he Epsom Derby
frcm G6 to / to 25 to i in the future
bpolls. The "a by viii be run at
1asom June 1.
The Bohemian. q son Of Jim Gaff-
ney and I<l,tenish, has started only
once tbi3 spring, when he finished
aad second III front Of such prime
animals as Sourbier. Zagreus. Ma
ftaguer and Lerarln. ali big stake
" nners last year. Sourbier was re-
uuaed the best horse on the French
tuaaE1 in 1920, having been beaten
oair by Cotarade.
Frank 0'Neill. the American
jockey. who has been riding abroad
-or number Of years. viii ride The
Bohemian Ii the Derby Stakes.
The New York herald., 1921-04-25
II TIDE RUN-GOLF-TENNIS-BO OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Active Tennis Season
Ahead, Schedule ShowS
Local Boxing Bouts
for Current Week

TONIGHT.
Broadway Exhibition Association-L0u
Bogash VS.. "wildcat Nelson. Is
rrooundsi Eddie Brady vs.. Battling Lain.
Freeport Auditorium-Mike McTigue vs..
Tommy Madden, IL rounds; johnny
Cannon W.. Joe Clifford. 10 rounds.
Star Sporting Club-Aliie Mack VS..
frankie oisrn, I2 rounds; Frankie
Jerome vs.. Jimmy Burns, 12 rounds.
TUESDAY NIGHT.
Hunts Point A. Aloe Dillon vsf Fran
kie Genaro, l5 rounds; Bobby VOL
CAST vs.. Eddie Leonard. 10 rounds.
Bro0llyn Arena-Mei Coogan VS.. Shamus
O'Brien. 10 rounds; Al Norton vs..
Danny Ridge, 10 rounds.
Bay Ridge y. C.-Irish Kid Williams vs..
Kid Sullivan. Is rounds; Tommy Nc
WEDNESDAY NIGHT.
Manhattan Casino--Kid Norfolk VS..
Jamaica Kid, IL rounds; Jimmy Kelly
W. Jim Smith. 10 rounds.
THURSDAY NIGHT.
jamaica Sporting Ciub-Fred Fulton vs..
Charley Galley, 10 rounds; Billy
Papke vs.; Young Rosso. 10 rounds;
hTshsSn siSs Beach cha4Isy sRsy'n oodman, u
rounds; Jimmy Cooney vs.. Eddie Cor
man, 12 rounds.
National s. C.--Young Ahearn vs.. Marty
Degan. 10 rounds; Johnny Cannon vs..
Charley Meaney, 10 rounds.
FRIDAY NIGHT.
Brooklyn Arena--Abe Atteil Coidstein
ys. George Thompson, i5 rounds.
SATURDAY NIGHT.
Hunts Point A. A.-soi Seeman vs.. Al
Kaie, 10 rounds; Young Stevens vs..
Charley Griffiths. 10 rounds.
The New York herald., 1921-04-25
d. yL GJ-Z2S
Ly5-L2UE FORCE
Einal sr1ov sroot Attraets
Lsrccst Tter7 IS Eoar--G. ].
Corlctt HAS t02 Sll0ioht.

T' ia~f ga of .ea year ror
ern Haet tHrJ III .aa Travera
r taa or taa Nw Ys Athletic
cl.a w.a fat Gat t was
1he e.1 act of the searoa
e 1ar tlt field.
sult W. i ~1nsrs had
aa5 event
@a H. S. psn-
os w4 9ut of possi-
t,a oJ
@ aeg'ao rnner was T..
EefamtA Al 4s cn the distance
aaa wa7 t4n hy H. R. sloan
7r1 81 n. EHHt 4ba En. .uneHcr cup
Tan 9 j -alNate. d f3rn e
I1a raa, who had
ia# ucs. rlait w1le
tHc ans untH
an hal ben hls hsa
tm me mm h'v cups
Ihs u" % W.b, fL
Me ~ HaH E4# Het cYua
1s Iran r for &ai SCENT 10 q.
& tH #uao cup wGe
N n tac SHOOT
#ut tGM Lttr-
H#a av re.h- Wha o's3
at long runs
%
ra .h seeateh
a with
E0n tarta The
on He uar ~ th
U R & Denn9l.r
cU aaU wns w
im ra larr run
Mn h# rNoy w.U q
ot 9l Ut.a.
The New York herald., 1921-04-25
MOTORCYCLE ENDURANCE Trsr

The annual endurance test of the New
-tsey Motorcycle club VIII be held Ma,
2S and 20 with Gettysburg as the turnlnr
rOint. The contestants VIII be or the roaC
'wcnty-one hours and WIN cover $50 miles oi
NCw Jersey and Pennsylvania highways
Z hc route WIN bring the riders through
Eseton, Reading ana Harrisburg 10 Gettya
burg. The return trip VIII be made through
York, Lancaster, pottstown aud Lambert.
Niip. More than i50 riders have sisuifind
A Cir Intentions Uf taking part IN the race
Ninety three started IN the competition last
year er6 eighty.two finished.
The New York herald., 1921-04-25
Caught Bir Lobster at Execution Light.

Capt. w. 9. GILL who runs the Anwyi out
from Gibson Point. says that the founder
fishing will improve from now on and that
up 10 now II has been very good while
fishing Mt Execution Rocks a few days
aro the captain caught six pound lobster.
On the last trip ZIP the Sound he boated
tomcods this eide OF Cold Spring Harbor.
Tomnies have been biting at Cold Spring
but they have not been reported heretofore
on tho grounds this way.
cant, Lyons OF the Madeline s. expects bet
ter founder fishing, though he does not like
the signs OF the fish making for the East
80 early. Lyons ~ tforaughliy posted on
the habits OF the founders and knows what
these signs mean Last year the founder
fishing remained good right through May.
and some OF the boats ran throughout the
summer. At no time IN the past did we
catch more founders ur 20 this time than
have been taken this year.
The New York herald., 1921-04-25
TCw0RyTUT's HURDLE RECORD

SAM DIEGO. Cal. April 2i.-Hickory-
0are ~ HcssiNn--fichee-
rut csrtv'rg Tho col0rs of @. r. Hurn.
aterdap at thc TIN Juanita racetrack
i9W .he record for 4 hurdle race at
oHN uH1 fhret-sixtccnih milos The for
r,or uars was mo1e ~ Butte Mont,
raar Arrust 81. fn02. by Coley.
wHo aarr'o1 ti9 pounds the time being
tA1rj. The time made hy Hiekorynut
1av wae 800 go. The mares lmpost
UHr f3u pounds.
The New York herald., 1921-04-25
cRoH AND RousH INEIIGBLE

CINCINNATI. April 24.--Negotintions with
Eddie Roush hoidout outfielder, are off for
the present. August Hermann. president OF
the Cincinnati Nationals, announced tonight.
Both Roush and Heinie Groh are now ineli-
eible under the new ruling OF Commissioner
Lands, and win have to apply for reinstate-
ment before they can play ball again.
The New York herald., 1921-04-25
SHEA n STILL A YANK.

CHICAGO, April 24.-"Pat" Shea, who, Il
was announced several days ago. would Join
the Chicago American League team. coming
from the New York Nationals. under an in
ter-ieague agreement. win not join the local
club. Il was announced. The deal was de-
clared off. Shea, a pitcher, was purchased
from Toronto by New York for $4,000.
The New York herald., 1921-04-25
Another Boat Running from the Battery.

Tho why started regular trips 20 the out.
side grounds Thursday from the Battery.
Her skipper. Capt. Newbcrt. limits hIs fares
70 twenty. though he says that the boat
can carry thirty with comfort. Though no,
large she IL comfortable motor boat cleo
tricaly equipped and r. said TO be speedy.
The New York herald., 1921-04-25
Caught T1cunders Galore at Firc Island.

number OF ~ boys from Richmond
nm, l.. T., climbed on board Capt. BIZ
schusterB boat Maria Sunday week and
vere whisked away 10 Fire Island to fish
for founders, or. as Capt. Bin calls them,
"flatfish." They found them all right. 70
the tune Of more than 100. one OF the boyE.
through with no lcsg than 1a2 10 tho good,
and All good sized fish. William Deaufer,
the bontawain, gathered IN 100 nice plump
founders, while George OF the Bohack forces
had Ii5 IN his strong box. g. ". Hinkel
az Richmond nm wrote that tho fish came
thoy bit AZ fast as the bait got down 90
them He says the whole channel was
simply floored with founders.
The New York herald., 1921-04-25
Hrrrst.rnan-s rrvNts MATCHES.

nNortautN Uinb serool lawn tennis team
tNHe N0unaI fho following matches Tor the
Mly Z. N.w YorE MILITARY Acad-
81 ~l@Hwai Moy t0. ne WEt clinton
aaf ISL N#w Eark. May i3 Horace
sarI FL ieae. Msnn NtnY ~ Blalt
MN ttHN town. May ts, stevens
H3 Rutherford May -
HJu ttisH school az Ruther-
@f Carliueor tflh school az
tfHr HH#s q toriham Preparatory
ut bFEard. Junn 3. Newark
H #WWel fuu1 u East Orange
1. tthriord
He tF nuaiueaa DeBis hegar
Wa Nd nnfer Tho Hcrbi1s
HM nta1 ~ 1QFinosg Opportunities. Try
s0. tlere oa YOUR proposition. .-ddr.
The New York herald., 1921-04-25
. Memnrlnl For thn Inte John nurronrt,s.

a fitting memorial 70 the memory OF John
purrorths is being established Ivy the Com
aervation Connisslon IN cooperation with
the Raymond Riordon School In tho making
~ forcs. by planting trees on state land
In the Cetpkil Mountains. near the birth
Mace of the noted naturalist.
The location OF tho planting IL near Big
Indian. N. ", and at this place state lands
are available suitable for reforestlng
Ton thousand trees viii he planted by the
boys OF the Raymond Rlordon School. High-
land Ulster county ". y, as a beginning
of this memorial forest this year. and n s
'he Intention Of the school and the Con-
servntion Commission to continue tho plant
ing Of trees year after year
mo plantation win no nertcd win \
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ROD AND GUN NEWS
a1nn vArrR roR IocAI ANciIERs ArRII. a ro ApRII
oRIL 2o--sTANDARD TIME.

cement tablet against a bowider carrying
suitable inscriptions The work OF plnnt-
Ing this forest was started by the boys
or tho Raymond Rordon School last Mon
day.
The New York herald., 1921-04-25
I.N.I - -
BAsCoMB WIS Two FvETs.

John puscomb w0e .ha u6ir -rl
~ the first f.f uf h4uttUn unM
romna ~ the rnviwo A C n.H
terday III 1raeam' fru
ctr'N ncroUnted f-r tath a na M
dash and 600 yna T
100 Yard L8.h.N Iw T
vaN8a1 second. N. N.NtMM
third. ~ Nrna.raav s NaM
i 40 frenuG
ono Hfilo Waf'wsa r e
n'rd. M GfHu tl 1
minutes.
cpp Tari 1in
yNfNal JNr1m6. t#
,hird. 81 rW n
TMh AIiiM n
Ncrqtcf) feeeH1 f tf0n
llfa G.. ArftNclar 1 Nt
q lwNfWe,
f,irt rNu-a eliot fr
neii % feco, rlth .rh
Il @nrNhuu H3# ~ .tl.
fNrt III sAen fist
Rnfwiu# flE.f 3N
~ incAeH3i Wl41 " fN
onNNau ~ i#Mut
fnirA III slMot la M
Inches.
The New York herald., 1921-04-25
Little Nourishment for Ted.

Looking at the question from his own
standpoint, there is not much for Ray
70 gain by such an undertaking. seeing
that he would be playing a lone hand
in the matter of matches and running
afoul of the Duncan-Mitchell tour and
schedule. He might win the champion
ship first prize OF $500 as he did last
year at Inverness, but even that would
ucarcely compensate him for his time
and trouble.
All in all 1t looks very much as If
Duncan and Mitchell will have the field
to themselves this year unless strong
pressure is brought to bear on the Brit
ish Professional Golfers Association to
send over Ray and some other star to
join Duncan and Mitchell In completing
a team Of four TO compete for the inter-
national trophy offered by Water L.
Ross of the Inverness Club, Toledo.
The New York herald., 1921-04-25
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