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Harry and Rogers
Still Top BGtsnaen
in Major Circuits

NEW YORK, Aug. 13.-with a club
bling average Of All, Harry Heilman of
Detroit still held his own at the head
Of the list Of American League batsmen
today. Rogers Hornsby is still leading
the National League with .401
The xeteran Babe Adams, Of the Pitts
burgh Pirates, with twelve victories and
three defeats, tops National League pitch
ers with a percentage Of 800 Red Faber
of tho White Sox now has twenty one
victories and nine defeats.
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Big League Stuff

The Pirates increase their lead over
the Giants four and Oue-hah games by
trimming the Cubs.
Tie lowIy Athletics took Waite
Hoyt's measure and dropped the
Yankees to second place. Ruth made
his forty-fourth homo run.
The Cleveland Indians clustered hits
against Red Fabec OF the White SoX,
who was outpltched by Coveleskie.
The PhillIes sprung a surprise on
the Braves by taking two games.
Monroe and LebourVenu hit home
runs in the first game and George
Smith credited with both vir-
torles.
Van Glider held the Tigers 10 six scat
tered hits and the Browns defeated
Ccbb's team easily.
Four puny singles was all Rrrieigh
Grimes allowed the hit-hungry Giants.
Fat Moran's Reds punched hits Off
three Cardinal pitchers and won handily.
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Johnston Beats Williams
in Seabright Tourney

SEABRIGHT. y. J.. Aug. 13.-wnuam
NJ. Johnston. San Francisco, member Of
the Davis cup team, Friday outplayed
r. Norris Williams II, Boston. also Sc
lected as a cup player. in the final of
the Seabright Lawn Tennis and Cricket
Club singles. 80, e.. GO.
The Boston player was unable to get
started In the first set The Western
star played steady. forceful game,
which enabled him TO gain the net. vii
liams was weak on the backhand.
BY his victory, Johnston becomes sue
cessor to Watson NJ. Washburn as holder
of the cup. IT was won for the first
time in 1919 by William r. Tnden IL,
who did not take part in this years
tournament.
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Ray, Butler and Others
in A. A. u. Meet Today

CHICAGO. Aug. 13.-with the Illinois
Athletic Club and the Chicago Athletic
Club as the chief rivals the annual track
and field games of the Central A A L
were to be staged at Stage field here this
afternoon. Noted athletes, many Of them
former college stars, entered in the vari-
GUS events Joie Ray, crack mile run
ner of the Illinois Athletic Club, was to
endeavor to set new record for that
event and Sol Butler. the dusky jumper
from Dubuque, was out for new mark
In the broad Jump.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-08-13
Yank Shooters Cop

LYONS, France, Aug. 13-American
marksmen have won the team champions
ship of the world in the international
rifle shooting tournament held here this
week. w. R. Stokes eff Washington.
D. C., won the individual championship
of the world, his score of 1856 breaking
the previous worlds record. He also
won first place in the standing, kneeIIng
and prone shooting events.
The team scores follow: United States,
5,015; Switzerland, 4,931; France, 4,60s
Italy, 1851, and Holland, 4,249.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-08-13
Trans-Mississippi Finals

DENVER. Aug 13.-GeOrge Won Elm.
Utah and Northwestern champion. and
Larry Bromheld, six times Colorado
holder, teed off today at the Denver
Country Club in the finals of the Trans
Mississippi championship.
Friday Won Elm defeated Jimmy Ward,
Kansas City, the medallst, six and five,
while Bromfeld put out Cochran, Wich-
ita Falls, Texas, two up. Won Elm ap-
peared to be the stronger. Bromfeld
has pulled three hard matches cot Of the
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WELSH o. X. AGAIN.

SOUTH BEND. Ind. Aug. 1S.--Eddie
Welsh, local welterweight. after recover
ing from an injury received during train
ing for a bout with Goats Doing over 4
month ago, has started training again.
tentative program consisting of bouts
with Johnny Griffiths. Johnny Tillman.
Jack Perry and Jack Britton, world 8
champion. are being lined up for him.
He will meet Griffiths here Aug. 90.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-08-13

PHILADELPHIA. Aug 1S-The Uni
versity Of Pennsylvania football team will
play nine games this season, all but one
of which will be on Franklin field. The
revised schedule follows
Sept "a, Delaware Oct. 1, Franklin and
MARSHALL Oct s, Gettysburg Oct. Is.
Swarthmore; Oct %, Virginia Military
Academy Oct. %, Pittsburgh; Nov. 5,
Lafayette; Nov. y, Dartmouth at Polo
Grounds, New York; Nov. 81 Cornell
According to present plans John W.
Heisman. head coach, will have twenty
FIVE veteran candidates report to him at
Cape May Sept. 3 for two weeks pre-
liminary work.
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CHAMP IN GOTHAM.

NEW YORK. Aug 13.-Jack Dempsey
arrived today from Chicago to do battle
with some lawsuits which are on the
docket and which the champion hopes
to get decision over. For some reason
or other Jack skunk off Immediately after
his arrival and Jack Kearns also was
missing from his usual haunts. 1t was
believed the champion and his manager
repaired to some law office to figure on
their defense.
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TENDIrR rs. FREEDMAN.

PHILADELPHIA, Aug. I3.-An al star
card for the night of Aug. "a. at the Phil
adelphia National Park has been an
nounced. In the windup, Lew Tender
will meet Sailor Freedman of Chicago.
other matches include Johnny Dundee,
New York, VS.. Joe Tiplitz, New York;
George CLANCY, Baltimore, VS.. Harry
('Kid'0 Brown. Philadelphia and Denny
Kramer Boston, VS.. Charley Ledoux,
French bantamweigbt.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-08-13

Babe hit another one yesterday. bring
ing his homo run total for the season up
TO forty -four. His team was carded for
q twin bill with the Philadelphia Attn
lctics Mt Philadelphia today and he was
expected to make further gain BY reach
ing the forty-four mark he Is only ten
below last years record of nfty-fOur. 1t
now appears that he Is tho way to
the sixty mark. The big fellow Will he
in this city Tuesday when the New York
Yankees come to play tho Indians in an
exhibition game.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-08-13
Girl Net Wonder Arrives

NEW YORK. Aug. iS.-SIIle. Len
glen, international woman tennis
singles champion. arrived here today
aboard the liner Paris, to take part
In the women's national tennis cham
piOnship. which is scheduled to com
mence at Forest Hills, L. l., Monday
afternoon. Her first match, In the
lower half Of the draw. will be
played against Miss Eleanor Goss.
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rE~<vs FORFEIT TAKEN,

PHILADELPHIA. Aug. 13-Phil Glass
man, manager of Lew Tender. contender
for the lightweight championship OF the
world. Friday announced he had claimed
the 81 000 forfeit for Benny Leonard s
failure to appear here Friday and weig h
in for the bout with Tender at the
Philadelphia National ball park Friday
night. The fight was indefinitely post
poncd when Leonard dislocated thumb.
Il shall refund the money. GlassRah
when Leonard signs to box
Tender in Philadelphia for the original
promoters on or before Oct l., 1921
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More Power to Him

CHICAGO, Aug. 1S.-Robert George
Bob) Macdonald, holder of the inter
Friday became an American citizen.
Now that you are a full-aedged
American citizen, I wish you distance
and direction" was the greeting given
him by Federal Judge X. NJ lands.
Judge Lands approved MacDonalds final
papers.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-08-13
o'KEEFE BEATS NEARY.

MILWAUKEE,, Wis, Aug. 13.-Dennis
o'Keefe Of Chicago returned TO the ring
after a long rest and won a victory on
points over Tommy Neary. Milwaukee
battler, here Friday night IN the wind up
given by the Milwaukee Athletic Cltb.
Bob Miller. local battIer, broke his
hand 10 the fourth round of the semi
windup ia a bout with Ray Dempsey,
Chicago, aud was forced TO Quit
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-08-13

SOUTH BEND, Ind, Aug. 13.-Iommy
Gibbons, st. Paul light heavyweight,
matched to meet Georges Carpenter IN
October, has accepted terms offered by
Eugene Kessler, local promoter, to meet
Battling Levinsky here Labor day.
1t was also announced that Eddie Kane
Gibbons manager, will leave for New
York Sunday. Whether this indicates
that word has been received TO the effect
that Carpenter will not return for his
match with Gibbons was not disclosed
by Kane In a message TO the local pro-
mOtar.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-08-13
AN INNING WITH THE AMATEURS
BY CHARLIE LOGAN.

Of the Hartford City Athletics football
team was held this evening. Games will
be scheduled soon. The Twilight
Indoor Baseball League was formed here
today with Ross Shelley as president end
Fred Miller. secretary treasurer. Four
teams will play a schedule Of six weeks
duration.
LOGANSPORT, Ind. Aug l3-The 10
cal Nandalia team defeated the In
dianapOlis Penna baseball team here
Friday in ono Of a series of baseball
games which are being held. to / The
LoganspOrt Panhandle team won the
championship OF the northwest region
Of the system After the regional cham
plOns are chosen a series OF games win
be played to determine what city viii
receive the Atterbury trophy.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-08-13
FINAL FIREMAN GAME

CHICAGO. Aug. 13.-Chicagos :iremer
baseball players finally came through
with a victory, TO t. in eleven innings
In the last game Of their series with the
New York firemen at Comiskey PARK
Yesterday. The New Workers. however
by virtue Of their victories in the first
two games, captured the series and the
intercity championship.
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Jim VS.. Jock

NEW YORK. Aug 13-Jim Barnes
American national open golf champion
and Jock Hutchinson, winner of the Brit
ish open title; will meet in a thirty six
hole match on Labor day over the links
Of the Sourdyiew Golf Club, it was an
nounced Friday.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-08-13
JIM JEFFRIEs' FATHER DEAD.

LOS ANGELES, Aug 13-Alexis JEFF
fries. father of James J. Jeffries and for
forty years a resident Of Los Angeles,
died here yesterday, aged 50 years. He
was the father of seven children.
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'Batted for Dixon in seventh.
TOLEDO.

Two-hase HIts-Rehg 2, Baird. schrie-
Der. Grimes, Thorpe. Three bHse hits
Baird, Luderus Home run-Cavet.
Stolen bases-Thorpe. Derrick, Huber.
Double play Baird to Sticking TO Gov
ington. SacriGce-Hiu Left on bases
Indianapolis, 3; Toledo. Z. Struck out
BY Cavet. :; by Bedient, 1. Umpires--
Johnson and Shannon. Time AS.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-08-13
NEW SHOOT MARX.

WAKEFIELD, Mass, Aug. 13-Sergt
W. Jones of the marine corps establish shed
what was claimed as a new worlds rec
eyes ms 400 yard. slow fire match In a
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-08-13
IEnorX VS.. HERMAN.

NEW ORLEANS, Aug. 13.-Because
Young Montreal sprained his foot in a
bout at New York Wednesday night,
Charlie Ledoux. French bantam champ,
will meet Champion Pete Herman here
Labor day.
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DISABLED soLDTTR BENEFIT.

walker K Of Of Kansas niO CITY Aa and Bob Martin,
heavyweight pu2ilistic champion of the
American expeditionary forces. haze been
matched for a twelve-round bout TO be
held here Sent. Is, it was announced Fri
day Proceeds of the bout will so TO a
fund for disabled ex- service men.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-08-13
SAINTS GET PAIR.

ST. PAUL, Mimi, Aug 13-Pitcher
Alva Duff and Inflelder Mark Koenig of
the Moosejaw club of hte Western
Canada League will Join the st. Paul
club of the American Association next
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-08-13
cRER yS NORFoTK

PITTSBURGH, Aug. 1S-Harry Greb
and Kid Norfolk, light heavywetghts,
will meet in a ten-round bout at Forbes
field here on Aug %, 1t was announced
Friday
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AMERICAN LEAGUE.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
GAMES TODAY.
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.


Toledo at Indianapoils).
Columbus at Louisville
st. Paul at Milwaukee
Minneapolis at Kansas City (two
yamesy
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PITCHER FOR TIGERS.

ELNIRA, y. Y, Aug. l3.-Picher
james Walsh of the Elmira Arctics. has
been signed by the Detroit American
League Club. Walsh. a left handler will
report to Detroit next Wednesday.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-08-13
AMERICAN IEAGrE-

Chicago at Cleveland.
st. Louis al Detroit.
New York at Philadelphia two games)
Boston at Washington.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-08-13
NATIONAL LEAGUE.

Brooklyn at New York
Philadelphia a Boston two eames).
Cincinnati at st. Louis.
Chicago at Pittsburgh.
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No other gsmes).
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-08-13
THREE-I LEAGUE.

Rock Island, z; Evansville, s.
Peoria, 2; Cedar Rapids, /.
Bloomington. Z; Rockford. 5.
Terre Hsute, s; Moline. (.
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(First Gameb

tEirst Gamet
St Paul. O0E 100 SOIL u 3
Kansas City,. 90 200 COL 10
Batteries-Foster, Williams and Nc
Nenemy; Fuhr, Horstmau, Holschaur
aud SAif.
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RESULTS YESTERDAY.

Louisville. POI 600 100 10 /
Columbus. coo 600 200-2 ) 0
Batteries-Koob and Meyer; Martin,
Clark and Wilson.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-08-13
INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE.

Jersey City. z; Syracuse, g.
Buffalo. ); Newark /.
Rochester, 3; Reading l.
Baltimore Toronto game forfeited 10
Baltimore in fourth.
The Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1919-current, 1921-02-18
REVIVAL Al CALHOUN

Rev Robert Lear has Iusi closed
a three weeks revival az Calhoun
vhieh some ~ The people .ay VAS
The greatest revival in ne history 20
ths tawn. others say not ~ ossf l0
year. has there beer such a msttu.
any Nay Cod blessed the people
The results are ieu CONVERSION.
and reclamation this not counting
ffiy school children aho snsli al ths
alter and accepted CHRIST AL tttf
Ssuor Most ~ he 'amat.n.
were among the young people Dr.
iy.thres names eers given co. mem
bsrship
The singing was a. good at co.
beet The choir With about a. u.. r.
accompanied With pip. organ plan
and orchestra The crowds as.,
large from che beginning and its
spirit n the meeting has been rrsa
al the way through even vhsn fts
auditorium and Sunday school rnr
we're packed. a. they were number
u times during he meeting ttus
va present sseet aud t.saas.
spirit The lat sunday nfti sa.
the Frsatssi u all. Cod va. rasr
fully fslt
The Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1919-current, 1921-02-18
BLACKBURN


kcv " rallsy fUri h.. r,.
ulaf appointment si tfls p.a,s Sat-
ufday and sunday
Nr and Mr. Henry H,Connel ars
the proud parents ~ Boz rifI nsm,i
leiiie Fern
Ar and Mr. " Casper and Ii,
t. daughter u Providence az sp,rd
Inv a f"v days ihs quest " her aih
~ . , Coleman and family
% } Mcdonnell AMI A Iludus
went % Marion last serk
Mr. q J Mcdonnell .prnt ar.
day last week The guest n Nr %
Mcdonnell
Sehrck Coleman ~ shady Gm,
spent Saturday ihs quest ~ h..
brother. ~ Coleman
Mr. Alma Mcdonnell spent ar.
afternoon last wssk ths quest Oft
3 Walker and family
lsnnrih husn sent ta Marion
Monday
Mr and Mr. "a Coleman .fni
Sunday the guests ~ Nv ami N.
Herbert woodsidc.
Messrs Resie Stembudre and I
Coleman spent Sunday uirhi th,
guest ~ their aunt. Mr. Emma
Coleman u Midway
The Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1919-current, 1921-02-18
SULLIVAN

Mr. A. Gore went 20 Henderson
Thursday
Mr Harry Walker II Marion wa.
in Sullivan Saturday
Miss Charline Brashear II siur.
~ vas visiting here Saturday and
Sunday
Miss Doris lllck and tao friends u
Dekoycn spent Saturday and Sun
day with Miss Annie Num-
Miss lola punninE spent Saiur.
day and Sunday aiih friends near
Sullivan
Mr. Tom burkIow went 90 Stur
w. Monday on business
Mr and Mr. Dunnine spent the
day with Mr Burklow Sunday
NJ A. Tosh went a. Evansville
o. undergo an operation.
Mr. j I McGmw vent g.
Evansville last seek
The Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1919-current, 1921-02-18
MRS MARY y utuEn

Mr. MARI D. nailef sifs ~ B.
Butler. vas horn oct %. I-lu shs
died In Walker Hospital Evan.
vile Ind Jan 26 1921 She bad
been in falling health o. quite
while Everything that frtfu.
husband and loving friends could a..
eas done She va ihe mother q
four children. three living and aus
dead She leave D. mourn their aa.
q husband. three children. q mother
seven brothers and a hast ~ rsia
iivss and friend The funeral aas
conducted a. The rssidenee In OBJ,
presence u q large sympsihsif au
diencs the iuisrmeni ln the uss tsm
eisfy. conducted hy Hrt " T.
Oakley
The Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1919-current, 1921-02-18
DEANwOOD.

Rev and Mrs Iounic Branil,y
aud baby. of Mckenzie, Tenn az
rived Wednesday TO visit ner father
Nj 2 l. Walker
Nc John K Travis was the guest
of Mr. Herman u Travis ONE day
last week
Mr. Lewis T. Walker 81 Gary
Ind arrived Thursday 90 visit hi.
father. r l. Walker
Mr. and Mrs Nathan Sutton
spent one night last week with Mr
" e Mcconnell
Nc Clifton overly is the rue.,
~ Mr. Baxter priishctt
Mr Albert J Walker " San Die
20. cal. arrived Friday iu visit hl.
father. T l. Walker
Mr. and Mrs. Albert D. liomlng
and sons. Wilber and David. we're
guests u Mr. v a. Mcdonnell and
family
Mr. and Mr. Monroe sismbndeg
spent SUNDAY With M aud ST.. A
C. Walker
Mr Alue D Walker ~ BaItimof,
I'D arrived Saturday u visit Do.
father. 7 l. Walker
Mr A Hodges was the guest %
Mr " G. Mcdonnell one u.fht .a.'
week.
Mr " D brennan has pnumo
MIA fever
Rev G 7 Boucher visited q g..
Walker Saturday
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REI'TON

NJ Clarenc Newcom ~ uagn.
horo vas the guest 81 DO. uu..r vs.
y HoWerton la.t week
Mr and Mr. Onslue Nunn lef'
for johnson City Thursday uhen,
they will make their hums
Mr May Howcrton vas .n sur
Ris a. the first u the seek
Master } T Slayden BE- visiting
10 Paducah NJ this writing
Mics Laura Summers BE- Boz siurgls
the guest - hsr brother NrrI SUM.
msrs
Raymond Small spent tbe week
md with hi parents Mr and Nr
A NJ Small
Mrs. Wayne iu.tlrthWeirhi ha.
been a. the bedside u hrr n,ige So
ola Cook sho b. vsy hv wifh u
phoid fever
Misses Mary Belle and Alice WW.
Jams wers the guests ~ relatives 90
this place during ihs werk end
Messsfs lamb nrphess ~ Mr
" y howerton were hef Week enl
quests sith their wiyss
The Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1919-current, 1921-02-18
N Bh LAffOON MENTIONED
FOR CIRCUIT JUDGE

The name ~ Ruby lafoon. ~
Madisonsillc. has been mentioned ai
a possible candidate for circuit judge
- ttis Judicial district on the Demo.
cratic ticket Although Nr ladoon
has been solicited by many friends
10 make the race. b. states that b.
has not made up his mira. according
o. the Madisonvills Hustler
The Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1919-current, 1921-02-18

The best tobacco sale of The season
was held on the Providence hoor
Friday. u H. johnson and las D
Montgomery, manager ~ the Fsl
NETS Warehouse. report general
average of SO NJ. the highest that
has been made since the matlst
opened
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-09-08
JUNIOR CLUB
PLAYS LEH|GA
On Lead Works Grounds Sun.
day Afternoon--First Meet.
ing of Teams

The Junior Club baseball team
will cross bats with the Lehigh nine
of North Amboy on the Lead Works
grounds Sunday afternoon. The
game will get under way promptly
at $3.50 o'clock. Beck and Binder
will comprise the battery for the.
Juniors, while Sunday and Rush will,
be in the points for the home team.
This Is the first meeting OF these
two combinations this season, and
an interesting contest is expecteds
Recently the Juniors played the Blue
&c Greys an interesting game, the
latter combination staging a reilly in
the last inning which decided the
game. Last Monday the Blue e.
Greys and the Lehighs played a ten
inning game on the Lead Works
grounds, the latter combination wins
ming the game.
Manager Gibson has put his play-
ers through several practice sessions
this week in preparation for Sun-
days game and expects good results,
A win over the Lehighs would put
the Junior Club near the top of TIN
ladder in the light senior champions
ship fight.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-09-08

Swimming and Boat Races to
be Staged by Raritan Yacht
Club Saturday

Commodore John J.. Quinn an
nounces that preparations for the
water carnival planned for Saturday
afternoon by the Raritah Yacht
Club have been completed and that
a comprehensive program a been
arranged to include all classes of
water craft in competition, as well
as swimming matches.
Races will be conducted for motor
boats, cruisers, sailing craft and
canoes, both sailing and padding.
A feature Of the affair is to be the
arrangement whereby all the events,
including the cruiser race, will be
held over courses plainly visible
from the Bluff adjacent to the yacht
club. This plan will do away with
the unsatisfactory method of rout-
ing the craft down the bay In such
a manner that they disappear from
sight as soon as they have rounded
the point off Staten Island.
The program will conclude on
Saturday night with a dance to be
held in the assembly room of the
yacht club, to which all members
and their friends are invited. The
refreshments will be served by the
club steward.
The swimming events will be for
men and women, a fifty yard event
for the men, and one, possibly a
| similar distance for the women
| There will also be a two hundred
and twenty yard swim for the men
Entries for these swimming events
will be received at the office of Louis
P. Booz, Jr., in Smith street. 1t is
requested that all entries be in as
early as possible so that those II
charge can have some idea Of the
number competing.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-09-08
MAURER NINE
CLAIMS GAMES
Claim Disputed Games With
West Amboy and Pioneers
Accept Pioneer Challenge

Manager John M. Urbanski, of the
Maurer nine, announced this morn
ing that his team claims recent
games played with the West Amboy
and Pioneer combinations. Both of
these games played at the Maurer
grounds ended In disputes. The West
Amboy game was played on Sunday
afternoon, and the MaurerIeam was
in the lead when a dispute arose.
The Pioneer game was played on
Monday afternoon and in the last
half of the eleventh inning Umpire
Lampart made a decision which
gave the home team the game, but
the Pioneers protested the decision.
The Maurer manager states that
his team is ready to play the Pho
neers on the Copper Works field any
time they are ready and for a side
bet and also winner take all. He
requests that both teams use the
same lineup as represented the COM
binations in Mondays game. In
closing his communication Manager
Urbanski states hat he believes
Umpire Joseph Lampart has officiat-
ed at enough games to know when a
man is safe or out. The Maurer
players claim that the Pioneer catch
err received a relay throw from CEN
terrified, touched a runner coming
home with the back of his glove.
held the ball in his other hand and
then threw to third base to retire a
runner going to that station.