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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-04-16
LURE OF SIDEWALKS CAUSES
MAN TO JUMP TO HIS DEATH


Boston, April 16.-The lure OF
the pavemvntS, as viewed froG2 rotel
windows above. claimed one more
victim yesterday when Emmett
Jones, registered from Waterville,
n. J.. at the Hotel Essex, Owed
from the fifth floor of that hotel to
the street.
Jones fell on to a large glass
canopy over the main entrance
bounced off on to the top Of a pass
ing automobile. and fell into the gut
ter. His skull as fractured and he
was taken to the city hospital,
where physicians held NJ hope for his
recovery.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-04-16

fu1 sea m for tlf4ri --''-.''-e
:Arb:x: psy:9Yg oBseasxd s :tEs:H55s
on FRIDAY. Twelve young trees wire
planted on .ilis occasion. An apffo,
pirate p.ogram was arranged by YES
GaitiPP ~ I was i as follows: n
"Mp!anation of Arbor Days. by
Chas: houston, "The Planting of the
App lie; Tree'' " Miss sweig; "Tol the
oaE' 5y Ahss Mdtphya Solo Am 'ica
the B..::stiful." By Miss outcalt.:: al
origin, essay by Mr. Myers, che
'Cbnltag Of Spring" by Miss D;vis
ard beauty" by Mis- Wolf. The ar
pose c Arbor Day is to oeautify tie
surroundings of public buildings. .sAs
III know, there are few who have a
better opportunity to display tart
along ms line than the students Of
A. H. S. We hope that this good Tart
will not stop until we have put The
high s"lool grcunLs at the top of he
list of Beautiful, Places in Als<*n:
1ria.
People of Alexandria, We want you
to get behind, your own school, take
an interest in it and its; students.
Help build up athletics in it and you
will have better school, when ,ycu
have bettee .seheel yoH:= will most
certainly have a better city. The!hish
school belongs to you, why not then
take an interest.in it ansf its welfare?
| We new have d track, we have good
| track team. we 5'i.ave scheduled two
good meets. Now, thmk;about it, talk
to a high school: student about i
evcrytime. you get chance. You will
then become interested in athletes,
then school,: and then the school will
be some interested in you. With every
| body working together we can have a
better student, better citizen, bet
| ter school, and last but in ncw!sc
least, We can have a better City.
"The Last Lap will c on sale Gs
usual Monday.
Mike" Houston.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-04-16
TREASURY CERTIFICATES
HEAVILY OYERSUBSCRiBED

Washington, April 16.F4sNearly
100 per cent oversubscl3pt Sc the
April 10 issue of - per cent, six
months Treasury certificates of in
Gebtedness was announced last night
y Secretary Mellon. Preliminary
reports, nc said, indicated hat sub
scriptions would total $290,OOO,O00
for the issue, which might make pos
sible a re'iucC zion.
The heavy oversabscr.iotion was
Interpreted at the Treasury q, 81: IN
dication of conditions il. the money
market which might make pvs$ih!"
reduction in the intcres, rate u
the next issue of six months cert IL
c; ties at ) Ii per cent.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-04-16
Barber Gets e.Days For
lCharging Customer S6.l5

New York, April 10. Magistrate
Corrigan decreed Yesterday that a
barber who presented a bill of $6. Is
to a customer desiring only shave
should spend five days in the work.
house.
Harry Rose. the barber. tried to
Justify his charge by saying he mad
riven the complainant a haircut,
shave, shampoo, n,aS''s' ara
"steams, and had literally anointcd
him with tones and aromatic waters
"No more fines for you fellows,
broke in. the Court:;1.the limit Of the
law is what you'll get. -
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-04-16

Stevenson, 125 Westminster Avenue,
from one to three years IN ~ = ne
State Prison Such a 'sentencu was
passed on Stevenson yesterday when
he was convicted Of stealing the
private supply ef Roy iEassart' a no
tel engineer. ~ ss.
Stevenson learned of livestock fef
the engineer and stated yesterday 10
Judge Ingersolli that Its possession
became mania with him. During
Hassan's abseEte he entered the
| room and took the liquor, together
with a toothbrush and razor.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-04-16
LONE VETERAN DIES

Reading. Pa. April 16.-Pcter
:;caainrcr, 80 years of age, World
War veteran of the 10Th Division,
Tho was found III with tuberculosis
in a snack in the mountains nine
.a.lcs northeast of Reading two weeks
ago. b. members of the American
Legion, died last night.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-04-16

= u1ly the first palm beach
suits, organdies and bathing
suits are missing from the
scene % make i summer.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-04-16

NIVIANI'S MISSION ENDS:
WILL SAIL NEXT MEEh
Washington, April l6.-Thc mis-
sion of Rene Viviani, envoy extra
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-04-16
THIEVES STEAL SAFE
800 Taken From Columbia Store b.;
Robbers

Lancaster. April 16.-Tcari.. :.
large SAFE. from It's faspen.ngs III the
WooLwoTth store. Columbia, JUS OPP
posite tn, towns police s,atlcr.
thieve rolled the burden one hundred
yards to an automobile and made good
their escape at o'clock this morrlng
The safe contained 500 an'i v..Gs-
bic papers at,d books. The State pul:ce
Of Troop Z are working On the Ease.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-04-16
sterday John
S h rp Viii
.lialns, the vet
eran Senator
fram Mississip-
Summer
Cannot
Be Very
Far Off.
-

! ,pi, appeared in the streets
of the national capital in a
] new straw hat. 5s
I: TIE day befora practically
. all the; high officials of the
nation shut up shop and
went out to see. the Presl-
dent THROW, the opening ball
and Walter Johnson get
Knocked out of the box.
] / Pn;;ee circles allsover The
country report a steady rise
in the number of automo-
Bile accidents on country
and suburban roads
!. I CcGaet beating is going on
in theSneighbor's back yard.
i HolSekeepers and house
qaaids say.that. they are be-
ginning tohave difficulty IN
Keeping the tracks of certain
}are feet cleaned eff the
floors II I,
And certain Of US who
. know where a Young mans
fancy turns Of 4 Summer
twiIioi3v may have seen IN
creasing!y large numbers Of
strolle:'s on the country
lanes. &
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-04-16
Loses $500 If stol.lz

Loses $500 If storl calls
within the next year" is the
headline in the papers. lie:
badly will lose a lot more
than that by the time II.
doctors bill is paid and the
first pair Of baby shoes
bought.
New-York tribune., 1921-01-31
French Uniiuaesr,siities Uniiua.es,s
TO Send Relay Team,
To Penn, Caarn,iiu,al i,l

x-.
PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 30.-A relay
team representing the combined
universities Of France will take part
IN the University Of Pennsylvania
relay carnival to be held on Frank
lin Field here on April % and 30.
Definite word was received to-day
by the Pennsylvania relay manage
ment that such 4 team Of French
athletes would cross the Atlantic
early in April in order to compete.
It was said At the university that
never before in the history Of ath-
leties has a similar French organi-
zation competed in America.
The Frenchmen, it was added,
probably will enter the one-mile
race. George Andree, second in the
high jump event at the Stockholm
Olympics in 1912, will be d member
Of the team. Andrec has given up
the high Jump and has developed
into one Of the fastest quarter
milers and hurdlers In France.
New-York tribune., 1921-01-31
Williams Leader
In 26 Gun Field
At N. Y. .A.C Traps

Harry Sullivan led field of twenty
six gunners at the traps of the New
York Athletic Club yesterday. He won
the high scratch prize with card Of q8
out Of possible 100 targets. Sullivan
also scored leg, along with r. L.
Spots, in the race for the Buermeyer
prize. Each gunner had full score Of
fifty targets. The high handicap prize
went to H. j. Thielman after a shoot
off against half q dozen other gunners.
Being the final Sunday Of the month,
the Travers Island gunners brought to
an end all their January events. In the
shoot for the Lyon Cup, the final win
ner proved to be G. r. Hodges, with
three legs. The same number Of legs
gave E. M. Alexander the Byronel Cup
for January. F. w. Finch won both the
president and the tournament cups. On
each he had two legs during the month.
The distance handicap went to F. A.
Siebert, with two legs during the
month.
The Buermeyer Cup, a shoot at fifty
targets scratch, also came to an end
yesterday. The trophy is three
month cup, extending over November,
December and January. The winner
proved to be Ben S. Donnelley, the for
mer Chicago nimrod, who has been
shooting we'll at Travers Island this
year. He took the event with three
legs during the month.
The scores follow:
New-York tribune., 1921-01-31
New Orleans Entries.

First race tpurse.. $1,000; for two-year
olds; ,matdens;e three furlongs) )--Radicai
s as' T!ad a1s s. siS bHs|gy ga,y
a su9f9 s MsixssS s hsSSFsssSa Ssie IL liz
Wsrna Rsa Tom 1ls sS A,so Dev0ts ssa,e lls mss
paushter iiS; Who can Ens FIJI, lis m qopseo Disso
lutte. l15; Tom Hare tr., 115. ~, :.
Second race tpnrse sl.ooc; Tor three
stoto, ia. Brltiah Liner, liz: sunsy yaSv Way
1907; Fannie Krpter. 1885, surmo ant. ii
Blsen,surea lsn IA; Eliza BETH ,iayl lo9; osmorls
usste ies: Marina nsa,oof aray sos loxar Eia5
eiigible--Trader. ia; Wireless iii: Vul
canixe. ll4;, Hazel W.,-1o9. =
Third race (purse. $4,000: for faur-year,
ze @ M u.s. Maits Mar Ss sqsf 1os Geyefs 'G1s ES1
H. ss .5s,;a. Carl E2nwangsr, 1os San Marcus
Magtkon los; Financial Rooster, 10S
'Lancelot. 1895; .Donna Roma, ss. Aiss
eligfble-Teacher's Pet, 96 'Anna Gallup
lo2i sIeWeler. 1oS; PnultneY. ,108. -
Fenrth racc (purse, $500; for three
year -olds; st. Bernard Purse; one mile -
White Star. 1n7: Master Jack, 1i0; Cut tn
g.; Willow Tree. s5; Alcatraz, iIo; Tn,
Foreigner, 102. -
Fifth race Course. $1,000; for. three-year Il
otds and upward Gradueta Purse; miis
and serenty yards)---Taptalus, ,l02; Hon,
Dry. loQ. Prospector. lna; Crystal Ford
1o2; Barry shannon, 1o2; Louis A., 100.
Sixth race (purse. $i,oaO; claiming: 70,
four-yeanr-oids and upward; mile and !
sixteenthl-Biddle Dee. 1o4: sBerlia. 1o4
&c. Stone. 10S; Madam BynE, l0l; Ku.
kiux, AIS; Gray Cables ito; Raider. los
Seventh race .tpnrse. $4,000; Tor four.
year-olds and upward; claiming; mile and
apre, 112s; Mark. w 107 a Solid. Rock
!ie: sHomhast. lo7 Sentimental, 1oa: Pit
Axtac. .1Ios sNewsi WI. si0T: Gorydon. ' i 1os
king Fisher. III; s0eores Duncan. ia
sRtGhard ". tos; sKohInoor, i0S. Aiso
ssllSlpse-a!ute. ITO; Jack Straw, 10s;
4 WeathAss clear txaelt efaSss ,s.
SApprenttce allowance claimed
New-York tribune., 1921-01-31
Havana Entries
(Tuesday'

First race (six furlorgs; four.yesr-otds
and upward; claiming: purse s70o)--xOr-
derly. lo5: AL Foster. 107: Janice Loran
svs; xEl Coronel. 1os: xOsgood, l0s: Sur-,
ste see, III; Snort Changs. lts: Harry ls
11a. -Ai"'e " S0"0'
Second race Give and a half furlouxs
maiden three-year- -olds; claiminFs uusse
ISIoOl-xKentmere, 81; .xShorty's First. IS.
xCoca Cola. 102; Miss Dixie. 100; Helen
cucas, ios: xMiss Eilarity, los; xJuiis
lrxperirent. no: Flew High. IlS; Our
Third race Give and a half furionss;
four-yeHr-oids and upward: claiming;
purse. 5700)--xLucie May, s5; Fait Ac-
compli,. 100: xPerigourdine to1; First
counsel. 102: xKewesEa, 1o3: Matier ioe.
Fancy. 1o9; American Eagle. ios: Pas De
Chance. 111: Hochir. III.
Fourth race (six Surlongs; three.yesr-
olds and howard; purse s. .O00)--Betty J /.
9s Pic. %; The Blue Duke 1o4: Fur
below. i01: Red Start, los. assumption.
los; Riverside. los. Belle < Eizabeth-
TOW =. III.
Flsth. race tnliie a1.l fifty yards: four
s7ee2maPunctTai. s,ssn,s e.; xwilfrsda lse:
Boothe.. 1o6 Miss Proctor, los: Rhadarnes,
JOY; xAttorney Muir. 1o7; whippoorwill,
Sixth race Zone mile: four-year-oids and
upward claiming; purse ssoo)-xLocrst
Leaves, "a YES %; Polar Cub: io2: SByrns. !es:
Lackawanna. 1885,. xAllivan. lob: All
Smoke, 107: Harlock. TOT; xCandle Light
i07; Armistice, Ill
xApprentice allowance claimed
New-York tribune., 1921-01-31
W. and j. Now Seeking
Coach for Baseball Nine

WASHINGTON. Pa, Jan. sO-While
still searching for = q football coach
washington and Jefferson College has
entered the field now for a Baseball
tutor, the decision. Of the. athletic an al.
thorltles last week authorizing. the
maintenance Of q varsity team. crest;nS
the need for 8 capable man to deveionn
the diamond candidates. '~~'
There is q probability that Bob Cont.
s sen, y, former Brooklyn ontfelder and
tenn state luminary, who coached the
rresldents in weak. attempt at base
tb;a paia M saat year, can be secured again
snls e year G9uison is now, n deputy
much interexted iii athletics ana A esnes
cially In baseball. at tlie local insti-
tuition.
New-York tribune., 1921-01-31
Tebo Yacht EIeve,,
Springs Surprise
BY Beating Federals

The Tebo Yacht Basin soccer play
ers, leaders in the New York State
League, surprised the talent yesterday
Of the National League by the. score of
4 to Vat Harrison Field. Fifteen hun
dred people witnessed the. discontinue
Of the Federals. who have TO meet
Bethlehem on the same grounds next
Sunday, ~ 80
They paid the penalty for trying out
several new men against, the Tebos,
who were too good a team to be expert
mented with. By half time the winners
had established a3 to lead.
After three minutes. Of play Puxty
shot the first goal, Mitchell and SHAY
added goal apiece before change Of
ends. Puxty scored again in the sec
ond half.
THo 1t~a,,~.
New-York tribune., 1921-01-31
Yonkers (1).
Astoriu Football CLUB
Beats Vest Harlem,

Whitewashing their opponents. who
held them down to rib-scoring first
half, the soccer team 81 the Astoria
Football Club eliminated the Catholic
Club Of West Harlem, By the score 81
2 to Q, from the second round of the
annual cup competition Of the Southern
New York State Football Association
at Astoria yesterday afternoon, A long
run Of fifty yards through rain-soaked
part Of the field on the part Of Frost.
Astoria's center forward, yielded the
first goal. Frost also negotiated d pen
atty kick allowed against Kearney, right
back on the visiting team.
The linA-un.
New-York tribune., 1921-01-31
Caddock Is Matched
TO Wrestle Tim Eondos

Earl Caddock has been matched to
wrestle Jim Londos, the Greek. at the
list Regiment Armory on February IA:
Caddock to Jack Curley yesterday.
Stanislaus Zbyszko has wired Curley
asking for d match with Lewis, the
champion.
3 The manager Of Stranger Lewis has
wired Curley protesting against the
barring Of the deadlock. He minces no
words. He says in part: s.Your ac-
tions in barring the deadlock, causing
US to lose thousands of dollars. Other
promoters following your example,
have been canceling wrestling matches.
You certainly are giving Lewis raw
deal and | intend to fight you to a
iinish in this matter. as it is not fair
to the champion"
New-York tribune., 1921-01-31
Victor Miller Wins
Comet A. e. Road Run

Victor Miller, Of the. Harbrook
Heights A. C.,.won the invitation road
run Of the Comet A. G. yesterday at
ternon from field Of fourteen ath-
letes. Miller, who. had a handicap, Of
two minutes. negotiated the four and
one-half mile. course, in 23:40,s and
barely nosed out w. Gladding, Glencoe
a. C., III thrilling sprint to the finish
line, ~, .,s.>ss.,.. .5 f,.
The race was. an emergency, affair,
which supplanted the run Of the. Har-
lem A, t.. at the last moment, when 1t
was announced that the old organiza-
ton had been, disbanded.
The summaries follow: ,l
New-York tribune., 1921-01-31
Two Shoots Are Held
Al the Larchmont Club

Two shoots were decided at the
traps Of the Larchmont Yacht Club
yesterday In the usual weekly event
at 100 targets the winner, Of the high
scratch prize was L, C. Daley, with
card Of 81 out Of possible 100
targets. The high handicap prize was
won on shoot-oR by F. A. Moore.
A. Baxter II. won special shoot at
so targets after shoot-of with four
other gunners.
The scores:
New-York tribune., 1921-01-31
N1e(sraU
Robins Soccer.
Team Defeats
New York (aeal,
Dry Dock Players Come
Back Strong After Two
SetbacIks and win, 32

Once more illhstratirg the sakl
representing the New. York FU0thaU
Club, aYter having defeated The Efies
easily week before, slccumbad yes4
terday BY the score of 3 koals fo 3 to
Robins Dry Dock In the National
League champ pfonshfp match kt Todd
: III SSs Sal RsSiss had lost lssgoe games games
both to Erie and beth hleheiil, but came
back strong against New, York, gaining
two points IN the league table. In. This
way the docksrs, worked directly into
the, hands Of Bethlehem. now leading
by q comfortabie margin. 1
/, AT half time. yesterday. the score
stood at 4 TO o for New York, the lead
having been gained Through :, penalty
ssih!nsf ssif KsN srks s1SsssS tdS "A A. tAs b. rst
little before That Ratican. of the
Robins, had missed a penalty allowed
against Kelly.
The, Robins. tied the score i've min
Ytss after the restagt, when, Hosie,
from q mix-up, slipped one, by, He'll
in goal. Fifteen minutes later . smart
bit Of work on the part Of McKenna
in following up a kick enabled him to
meet Belts tkroW-out and net the ball,
placing the Robins ahead. ys.-
Soon after McGreevey, of New York,
and Lappin, of the Robins, got into
a fist fight and both we're ruled OF, the
teams playing on with ten: men On q
side. "A hard drive by Herd vent
through Renzulli's hands and the score
was even once more. With, less than
five minutes to 60 Clarke headed in
the winning goal off corner kick by
Sundberg.
New-York tribune., 1921-01-31
Plebes Barred, IA Swim, !,

ANNAPOLIS, Nd, Jan. su.-By elimi-
mating first7year students from the
swimming match against Princeton
yesterday the. Naval Academy gave
practical proof Of it's willingness to
abide abide BY the i usual :; college eligibility
nents. The academy has IS announced ln .:edpH in
an official way that it viii abide by tie
rules Of the body covering any branch
Of sport in which il may have entries
or, adopt the eligibility rules in force
among the recognized colleges.
New-York tribune., 1921-01-31
,lts Trounce III G., Vikings

Completely ,outplaying their oppo-
nents in the second period, the Tyrcon-
mel It's gained a decisive victory by
5 goals, to ! over the Vikings in the
Metropolitan League match at Taft's
Oval v sterday. Gray scored for the
Celts q the first half. Wood added
two and. Hackett and Rodden one each
in the second
New-York tribune., 1921-01-31
Finish Even at Belleair

BELEEAlK HEIGHTS, Fla, Jan. so.
"A four Amateur pro" match played
here to-day with Alexander Smith, local
pro, paired with r. A. Stranahan, Of
Toledo, against Sam Belfor, another
local pro, and Ellsworth Augustus, An
ished all even after the former team,
had lead Of two holes at the ninth
and Smith got a birdie on the tenth
and another one on the fourteenth.
New-York tribune., 1921-01-31
Amateurs in X. Of C.. Bouts .

The Unity Council Of the Knights Of
Columbus will conduct two-day box
ing tournament; beginning next Tues
day evening, in which q number of
the best glove -pushers in the metro
politan district will compete. The af-
fair will be held in the Bronx club
house Of the council. Four classes will
be. decided--110, 1870. 130. and 40-pound
c!ass-and 1t has, been announced that
more. than 100 entries have been re-
ceived by the COMMITTEES in charge.
New-York tribune., 1921-01-31
Fix Dates for Meet

LOS. ANGELES, Calf, Jan. So
The dates Of the national A A. u. track
and field championship meet Of 1921 to
be held in Pasadena, Calif:., have been
hxsd z tentatively for aJuly 4, 2 and 4,
Robert s, Weaver, national president.
announced yss terday. ,Easterp competr
dates met with their approval.
New-York tribune., 1921-01-31
West Point Men
Bea' the Tigers
I11 2 Polo Games

WESr POINT, Jan. so.-1n two fast
contests played in the big riding hail
here last. night the Army's indoor polo
team defeated Princeton twice., win
ming the. first game by score Of 5 to
and capturing the second one by q
score Of a to 2. Foor teams partici-
pated in the play. The Princetonians
Were mounted on army ponies.
The collegians, who are members of
the reserve officers training corps at
Princeton, were guests of the West
Pointers over night. They. were in
charge Of. -4ajor. J, F.. Mcmahon.
The line-up follows:
y Princeton First Team Army First Team y
Stabler. ........... No. L.. Gross
Beattie; ......... No. 2........... Hughes
Stillweu. ... No. Klein
Princeton Second Army Second
Bathgate. = ~. No. 1..s..........P Pierce
Hall. s,.. ......... No. Clark
Roberts,. ~. No. 3.-...... .Raynsford
Time Of periods---Four Of 71a minutes
each. Goals (1rst gamel-Stabler (2y.
Gr9ss Gro !2s. Hughes e.. klsin. Goals tses-
Clark (2l. Reteree--Mai0r Wiison w
New-York tribune., 1921-01-31
.Cutbill Enters, Todd Caniea

Hal Cutbill, the Boston A. A. flyer,
who won a 1,000-yard Invitation held
in Brooklyn Ia Saturday in sensa-
tional style. is expected to. be a starter
in the special hRlf-mile race, which is
to feature the games Of the Todd Ship
yards A, A. at the 14th Regiment Ar
mory on Februry I'll.
New-York tribune., 1921-01-31
The lineup:
Feaeralshi,,. 10,
Cla', MeDuf Doso,rs
YOnlsers Soccer EIo,,o,,,, ),

Clan MacDuff worked up to within
S1ls, Sns point pU of Tebo Yacht Basin in the
New y York State League yesterday b.
ddeIeatlng d Yonkers by 2 goals, to ! at
after fifteen minutes Of play. when
McMurtrie found the clansmeYl's net.
Alderton equalized FIVE minutes after
the restart and J. Kennedy shot the
winning goal for Clan MAcDuff fifteen
minutes from the end
Thu 1inA,,n.
New-York tribune., 1921-01-31
Bob Roper Here for Bort

hob" Roper, the Western heavy
weight, who Is scheduled to mae. Al
fsooefsss the StaAen Island Adonis,
WIN travel over the twe;ve-round ronta
AZ ne Comm onwsalth Sporting CIub
asxt Wsdhesday evening.
New-York tribune., 1921-01-31
Horeii,ans III III Match TODAY

EdQlM .loremana, the Belgian
billiard : ps IT., will, meet Albert Cutler
in ,a r 400 point match beginning at
sualy'a Tomorrow afternoon They viii
play ak bIoeks OF 400 points each 81
1872 balk line in afternoon and evening"
sessions, winding up tbs tournamenf
next Thursday
New-York tribune., 1921-01-31
Downs Out for Smoker Till

I The semi-inal in the smoker amstsnr
championship will be played to-nisht
when William Downs and Max Bern,
stem will cross cues. The winner vii,
meet George La Rue to-morrow night
in the final match. sN'
New-York tribune., 1921-01-31
Golf at Palm Beach

-'ALM BEACH, Fla, Jan. so.-Miss
Bessie Fem, of Palm Beach, and Alex.
Ritchie, of the Palm Beach Country
Club. in the women's amateur profes-
sional match at Palm Beach Country
Club. took first honors with 4 scors
Of 84--8S--167.
New-York tribune., 1921-01-31
First Base|Fsds Sends Back
Unsigned Contract to Giants
Nephew Of Blr Lange, Who Batted In Most Runs
for Team Last Year, Ii the First Holdbut;
Lefeyre, Former Fordham Star, Quits Baseball
b. r. II Kelly

Kelly first basean the Giants, the
the three local The tall Big
offered him the coming
unsigned document to the offices Of the
Sal Francisco it learned from autorta-
Kelly expected substantial
year. dissatisfied with the that McGraw has
offered him that he has quit team
New-York tribune., 1921-01-31
sPNCIAL sHooT--6o TARGETS
Camden Big Five Beaten

The holy Name Knickerbockers de-.
featcd the Camden Big Five 2S to 23 in
close basketball game ON the Man
hsft4n Casino courts yesterday after
noons At half time the Camden play
ers were leading. 1e to IL.
New-York tribune., 1921-01-31
MONTHLY TRoP

MONTHLY TROPHIES
Lyon Cup--G. T. Hodges.
Byronel Cup-E. NJ. Alexander.
Huermeyer Cup-B. s. Donnelley.
NFresident Cup-F, w. Finch.
Tournament Cup-F. w. Finch.
Distance Handicap--F. A. Siebert.
New-York tribune., 1921-01-31
Cr:aw, Scratch Man,
First i'm Brooklyn
4-Mile Road Race

Andy Craw, of the Brooklyn A. A.,
two-mile. junior Metropolitan cham
pion, won the road race held yesterday
under the auspices, Of the Twentieth
Assembly District Republican Club in
Brooklyn. Craw started from scratch
and completed the four-mile course in
% minutes fat, finishing about ten
yards ahead of a., Williams, unattached,
who had an allowance Of 2;3Q.
well-judged race. T. He cut. down the
limit men In methodical fashion,. and
nearing the finish vent to the front,
after . short duel with Williams, who
is . veteran at the game.
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