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ERROR And TWO
PASSES COSTLY
! FOR ISLANDERS
Elmer Ambrose and Ralph Miller
IN Duel, With Break Against
the Former.
Especial to The Argus.)

Bloomington, Ill, Aug. 20.-The
Boomers had to extend themselves
every inch of the way to grab the
second game of the series from the
Islanders here yesterday afternoon.
The score was 2 to 1, and might
have been different but for Am
brose's support cracking at the
wrong time.
Ambrose and Miller were both
In fine form. The former permit
ted only seven hits, while the Is
ianders got to the Bloomer star for
eight safe blows. Woehrs and
Brownlow fielded brilliantly, en-
abling Miller to pull out OF several
tight PAGES. Jantzen and E. john
son featured with their hitting.
Three double plays by the Island
ers won the applause of the fans.
One of these was a return throw
to the plate by Bill'Cole that caught
a runner attempting to score on
fly.
The game was fast. being played
III l hour and 40 minutes.
Bloomington scored its first run
in the second inning. A base on
balls to Sykes, Harkins' sacrifice
and Schweitzer's error of Woehr's
grounder produced the tally. The
error was costly, as subsequent de-
velopments proved.
The Islanders evened the count
in their third. Connolly singled and
reached second on Brownlow's err
ror of Ambrose's grounder. Cole
got behind one and sent it to CEN
ter field, enabling Connolly 20
score.
The Boomers scored another i'll
the fourth that proved to be the
winning marker. After Sykes had
walked, johnson tripled.
Final Today.
The Islanders will be seen in
their final appearance on the local
lot this season this afternoon. Man
ager Benson was determined 10
grab the last contest.
Tomorrow the Islanders will be
al Cedar Rapids for a quartet of
games in three days.
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nature of an anti-climax, as far as
the matter of team supremacy was
concerned, they drew the largest
and most fashionable crowd of the
three day series. Chicago and Lake
Forest society turned out in num-
bers, and feminine tennis fans
found the newest things in white
satiny looking summer capes and
bright flashing oranges, peacock
blues, blazing reds, and caressing
yellows of up-to-date raiment vie
ing with the tennis in their interest.
Japan clinched the victory over
India yesterday when the team of
Kumugae and Shimdzu vanquished
Fyzee and L. S. Deane of India in
the doubles 81, 6-1, 20, 2-6, 60.
the Indians after the big
break of the game in the first game
of a.sHA Sc.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-08-20
THE SCOREBOAkD

YESTERDAYS HERO = Dave
Robertson hit two homers and
Pittsburgh won the first game with
the Phils at IA to s, but the Pirates
dropped the second, 4 to /.
POWELL'S homer in the seventh
inning with one on gave the Braves
a to 2 victory over the Cubs.
THE WHITE S0X hammered
four New York pitchers and knock
ed the Yanks out OF first place with
d 13 to defeat.
ERRORS by Tobin and McManus
In the seventh inning helped the
Browns lose to the Senators. 6
to 2.
BIG ED PREFER took a WALTON
at his old team mates, the Cardinals
beating the Robins, 3 to 4.
DETROIT and Boston split a
double-header. the Tigers losing
the first, II to s. and winning the
second, 10 to C.
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By DEAN SNYDER

Athletes who specialize-who con-
centrate on one thing-cash in.
Babe Ruth was good pitcher, a
good hitter and a good auttielder as
a minor Lacquer. Down at Boston
he got the idea of hitting home runs.
New York bought him Tor the rec
ord price of $137 900 and told him
to manufacture home runs ex-
cIusively. Today he 5 the biggest
star in the sport world-at a whop-
ping salary.
Jack Dempsey concentrated on
the knockout punch. He has punch
ed himself to the top of the fighting
world. Money rolls his way now.
Jim Barnes has been gOlting for
over ten years. He has won lot
of cups but not the big one-the
national open. He concentrated on
accuracy. This year he copied. He
now draws a salary around $4,000
as the Pelham Country club profess
sional, besides good purses il tour
nament play.
You've got to concentrate to cash
in
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COLOR

Second Baseman Harris of the
Washington club is the greatest
keystone player in the American
league this year.
He ranks with Eddie Collins and
Larry Jajoie in their prime.
The secret of his greatness is
that he goes after everything just
as Collins does and Lajoie once did
Many players in the big leagues
play for averages-that is, they
only go after balls they think they
can get.
Harris plays every ball and is al
ways doing the seemingly impossi-
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CHANGED.

Amos Rusie, home again at the
Polo Grounds after an absence of
IS years, fnds the players changed
but not the game itself
When asked what impressed him
most he answered: Babe Ruth"
I'VE had great hitters in my
time" says Rusie. Nap Lajoie,
Honus Wagner and Ed Delahanty,
mean. But they didn't hit as hard
as Babe"
Fans once cheered Rusie just as
loudly for his great pitching as they
do Babe now for his smuggling.
He was known as the HooSier Cy-
clone in his golden days. He could
beat a team single-handed. Now
he's past so. He has just taken a
job as caretaker for John NcGraw's
ball park
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Home run-Dressen. Three-base
hits-Brooks, Hanson. Two-base
hits-Dressen, Carey, Gooch. Sac
rifice s-Shollenberger, Smith,
Evers, Dresser, Bluege, Schlee,
Hanson, Beck. Stolen bases-Dres-
sen 90, Evers. Left on bases
Moline, 8; Peoria, 5. Double plays
Beck to Evers to M. Jackson;
Bluege to Jackson; Beck to Evers
to Hanson; Bluege to Hanson; Nc
Cue to Carey TO Mack. Bases on
balls-Of Matthews, 5; Beck 2;
Gardner, 2 Struck out-By Mat
thews, 2; Beck, |; Gardner, l; Bar
rett, l. Wild pitch-Beck, Mat
thews, Barrett, Gardner. Hit by
pitcher-By Matthews (Bluege). by
Barrett (Menze). Umpires-ranne-
hill and Jones. Time of game
l 40.
Tots, a; Buns, 3.
Terre HauteS Ind, Aug 2O.-Cole-
mans single with Dunnlng on third
won the game for Terre Haute yes
terday from Cedar Rapids, 4 to 3,
in 10 innings. Kerr held the Bun
MES to two hits after the first in
ming Rose also was in splendid
form The score:
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SOCIETY SEES
JAP VS.. india

Lake Forest, Ill. Aug. 90
Japan furnished India a consola-
ton chance in the last two singles
match Of the Davis cup semi-final
round on the turf courts at On
wentsia club this afternoon. Ichifya
Kumugae, captain of the Japanese
team, and Zenzo Shimidzu, his
dynamic little teammate, took the
courts against DR.. A H. Fyzee, and
Mahommed Sleem, of India, respec-
lively.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-08-20

Three-bases hits-Hall, Anderson.
Two-base hit-Martin. Sacrifite
hit-Cotriss. Stolen bases-Speraw,
Brant. LeBeau. Gressett, Cole.
Double plays-Speraw, Mann, KEEL
ly; Kelly, Mann, Kelly. Left Oh
bases-Rockford, 3; Evansville, II.
Bases on balls-Off Pyle, 5; Cot
riss, 3. Hit by pitcher-By Pyle
MANN. Struck out-By Pyle, s:
Cotriss, Z. Umpires-Jacobs and
Hughes. Time of game-2:OO.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE.
YESTERDAYS RESULTS.
fhrep-Eya T,P1pup-

III OO-LyV LOdS uCs
Terre Haute, 4; Cedar Rapids, 3.
bloomington, =; Rock Island, l.
Peoria, -; Moline, ,.
Rockford, 3; Evansville, 3.
National League.
Boston, 5 Chicago, ,.
Pittsburgh, 14-1; Philadelphia,
81.
New York, s; Cincinniti, 8.
St. Louis, 9; Brooklyn, +.
American League.
q Chicago, ID; New York, 9.
Boston, 12-0-Detroit, $40.
Washington, 6; st. Louis, ,.
Cleveland and Philadelphia not
scheduled
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-08-20
PEORIA DRUBS
THEPLOWBOYS
BY 1875 SCORE
Jacksons Come Back With Ven
geance After Several Recent
ReVerseS.

Peoria, Ill, Aug. 20.-Peoria
showed a complete reversal of form
yesterday and smothered the league
leading Plows, 10 to g. Ores
sens home run in the seventh with
one on was the longest hit regis
tered here this season. Matthew's
was hit at random. The score:
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RAILROAD TEAM
TO PLAY COLONA

The Rock Island lines team will
play the Colona Greys at Douglas
park tomorrow afternoon. Magnu-
son and O'Brien will be the battery
for the railroaders and Jacobsen
and Jones viii work for Colana.
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HAZAR,DOES.

Chick Evans isn't the sort to wrap
the amateur golf crown up in a nap
kin and let it mildew.
He'll defend his amateur national
title at the st, Louis golf club in
September. The course is the most
hazardous in the country. No two
holes are alike. Each shot will
have to be different. Chick thrives
on hard shots. Evans first won the
national amateur title in 1916. He
likes hazards. That's what makes
golf a good game.
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.Three-base hits-JOhnsOn, Janl-
zen. TwO-base hit-Cole. Sacrifice
hits-Harhns, Woefrs. Double
piays-BrownlOw 10 COltrm 10
sykes; Ambrose TO Murphy TO
Lord; Cole to Connolly. Lett on
Bloomington, 4; Rock Is
land, ). Bases on balIs-0ff Ann
brOse, 3; Miller, 3. Struck Out-By
Ambrose, D; Miller, l. Umpire -
Fitzpatrick. lime of game-I:40.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-08-20
Tf6e 4 !.
III Says

VI
deal was word from Peoria yes
terday that the bonus figure of the
backstop would be met He was
to have been notified to this effect
Yesterday but his appearance in
the Islander lineup at Blooming
ION would indicate the matter Is
still unsettled. Local club Off
Gals do not know now whether or
not Peoria has had a change OF
heart and decided that Connolly
cannot be of assistance to the
team.
Duey Lyle cannot report to the
Islanders until after Sept. 5, he
notified the association yesterday.
Lyle writes that he has signed d
contract in effect until that date,
after which he will be free to
come on.
Infielder Lee, whose name was
mentioned recently as a prospect,
is to be tried at recommendation of
Lyle. A contract was forwarded
yesterday to Duey TO receive the
signature of the yOungSter.
The Islanders may secure the
services of Pitcher Lefty" Mat
thews of the PIowboys for the re-
mainder of the season. 1t is under
stood that Moline will turn him
over if the other clubs of the league
are willing. The league rules pro-
hibit transfer of players after Aug
Is unless consent of all members
is had. If any one says no." Mat
thews will be sent back to Balti-
more, as Moline is convinced he is
not giving his best efforts to the
club.
Bloomington has cut loose Out
fielder Pete knisIey. With Jantzen
going good, it was decided Pete was
no longer of any use TO the club.
Badly" Aftermath is expected to
be in shape to get back in the game
once more by Sunday, according to
word from Bloomington The ankle
injured at Peoria Wednesday is
reported to be responding to treat
ment.
Bill johnson was missing from
the scene yesterday. The LEFT field
ersS right leg is in bad shape and
ii was thought best 10 give him d
rest.
Manager Joe Dunn of the Bloom
ers has challenged the StaIey team
of Decatur to a set of three post
season games. There has been
plenty of argument about the re-
spective merits of the two organ
izations and Dunn tells Joe Nc
G-nnity. boss of the Staleys, that
this is his chance to prove claims
Dunn is confident his Ieaguers can
take the measure of the StaIeys in
at least two of three.
Suppose PeOria's top-heavy VIC
terry over the PlOwboys yesterday
has revived pennant hopes in that
city once more. Following double
defeats in two days, majority of
Tractor fans said it was all over
for this season.
Evansville very oDligingIy 1os- TO
Rockford yesterday. which leaves
Moline still two games to the good
The Bloomington Paragraph
says the Islanders were a bit chestV
from their double victory over Pc
0ria before the start of ThurSiasS
game and were out to stand the
Boomers on their heads. but CO0p.
or reversed the program. Chances
are the BiOOmers felt pretty cocky
after winning from the Washington
Americans but it's safe to predict
they came back to earth when The
Flows administered a double beat
ing Wrdnt Sday.
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SPORT BRIEFS

Omaha, Neb.-Fred Hanchy, A t5L,,
baseman for the Omaha me
league club, has been SOLD U ~
Detroit Americans. rD-fos
Kansas City, Mo.-"Bunny D. i bis
Kansas City first baseman' n-' Ia
29th home run of the season n ~ r.
third inning of the game WIN =
dianapolis- ,y Rus
Minnea polls, Minn.-"Reo NJ IT,
sell hit two home runs IN Ine
ledo association league game Lion
ing him his 26th-
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RALLY IN 9TH
DEFEATS CUBS
Braves Annex Deciding Game of
the Series by Count OF
TO . YESTERDAY.

Boston, Aug. ga seventh in
ming. which was the only lucky in.
ming and yet a luckless inning for
Chicago. yesterday gave the Boston
Braves the final game of the Cub
Braves series, 3 to 2, making the
result of the five-game series iden-
teal with the score. The score:
Chicago 0
Boston .............. )
Batteries - Freeman and O'F'ar-
rell; Watson, McQuillan and O'NeiL
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TWO STARS OF
AMERICA FIGHT
FOR The TITLE
Mary h. Browne Does Not Lack for
Backers in Struggle Against
MOIla-
By HENRY FARRELL.

Omitted Press Staff Correspondent
, Forrest Hills, n. Y, Aug. 90
Two of Americas greatest women
stars, with championships galore
to their credit. fight it out here this
afternoon for the tennis title.
Mrs. Molla Bjurstedt Malloy,
champion of 1915, 1916, 1918 and
1920 meets Miss Mary X. Browne,
the brilliant Santa Monica star who
Z held the crown in 1912, 1918 and
1914.
Despite the victory Of the Morse
woman against Mile. Suzanne Leng-
len which practically made her the
worlds champion, Miss Browne has
heavy backing to win the title.
Sentiment for the California wom-
an goes back to 1917 when the Pa
cific coast star defeated Mrs. NAL
Iory in a series of exhibition games
played for the Red Cross.
Both are right now at the top OF
their game. Ihe hackers of Mrs.
Mallory figure that she will defeat
Miss Browne Just as she defeated
Mrs May Sutton Bundy yesterday
in the semi-final round-but out
speeding her and out-lasting her.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-08-20

Evansville, Ind, Aug. 20.-Evans-
Vile played poor baseball yester-
day. Martins error in the third
inning enabled both Hall and Brant
to score and errors by Bashang
and Mann permitted Hall and Hard
grove to score in the ninth. Rock
ford evened the series by winning,
5 to 3. The score:
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Senators Bump Browns, 81.

st. Louis. Aug. 20.-Wasnlnstoaa
solved the st. Louis pitching anu
urofted by errors on the part "a
the home team, winning ~
Washington was also ooAget
change pitchers to assure 'i0'O- "
Score: Z
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Chfcago.-Japan's tennis players
won the doubles match with the
team from India in the second DAYS
play OF the Davis Cup semi-f1nal
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-08-20

Indianapolis, Ind.-John Weis-
miller, of Chicago, won the 220-
yard national senior free-style l.
a u swim in connection with the
l. A U. Championships, his time
oeing 2:2S. :
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THE GIANTS knocked Rixey OF
the mound and beat the Reds. s to
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-08-20

Brooklyn, Aug. 20.-Jeff Pfeffer
pitched the Cardinals to an easy
9 TO victory over his old team
mates. the Brooklyn Dodgers, yes
terday. Score:
st. Louis IT o
DIOohlSH .--- .--.. .------.,4 10
Batteries-Pfeffer and Ainsmith:
Miljus, Smith, Schupp and Krue-
ger.
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All the news all the time-InS
ArKuA-
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Pills Turn on Lenders.

Philadelphia, Pa. Aug 2O.-After
being walloped numerically in the
first tilt by the Pirates to the tune
Of IA to 8. the Phillies turned on
the league leaders in the nightcap
yesterday and won handily by a
score of 4 to l. Score:
Pittsburgh 90 O
Philadelphia .......... 5 Il .
Batteries-Morrison and Brottem:
Meadows. Belts and Buggy.
Pittsburgh 7 .
Philadelphia ..........4l 70 o
Batteries = linn and Schmidt:
Hubbell and Henline.
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TEACHERS.

Kansas university football stars
of 1920 have become teachers in
stead of pupils this year.
Seven of them will hold down
coaching jobs when the gridiron
whistle blows.
Jayhawker stars of other years
are also making a success as teach
ers of college games now.
Kansas is not school for
coaches but it has turned out some
good ones.
Some players who star as pupils
fail as teachers. But Kansans seem
to all succeed.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-08-20

COPYING.
George Lees, second string catch
er for the White Sox, has made so
close study of Ray Schalks style
behind the bat that he looks like
him.
He has even copied Schalk's man
nerismS.
He puts his hand on his hips like
Schalk. He loops his arms like
Schalk., He leaps in the air after
high ones like SchaIk He even
kicks the dust occasionally like
Schalk.
He picked out one of the greatest
catchers of the game for a model.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-08-20
YANKEESLOSE
SUGGEST, 1873
Must Play Better Bah Than Dis.
played Against White Hose to
Cop Pennant.

Chicago, ILL.,, Aug 20.-Miller
Higgins New York Yankees must
play a much better brand of base
ball than displayed yesterday il
they wish to win the American
league pennant this year. The
White Sox defeated them, IS to g.
in one of those old-time suggests.
Ri. E
New York ........ 8 Is !
Chicago ...............1 10 20
Batteries-Collins, Quinn, Piercv,
Ferguson and Schang; Hodge ald
Schalk.
Tigers and Red SOx Split.
Detroit, Aug. 20.-The Tigers and
Red SoX split even in yesterday
afternoons double-header. Boston
winning the first clash, u to s. and
Detroit taking the second, l to 0.
Scores:
R. H. T.
Boston ..................12 Is @
Detroit 16 .
Batteries $500 Bush, Thormahlen,
Karr and Ruel; Dauss, Middleton,
Parks and BasSler.
RI. E
D .-'...''..'...--O
OStIoiI 10 ~
Batteries Myers and Ruel; Cole
and Woodall.
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Two base hits-Fiebig, Kerr, Jen-
kins Sacrifice Williams. Sto-
len bases-Allen, Dunning. Left on
bases - Cedar Rapids, 5; Terre
Haute, .. Struck out-By Kerr. 2;
by Rose, g. Bases on balls-Off
Kerr. 2: off Rose, l. Umpires-
Copeland and O'Brien. Wild pitch
boss. Time of game.1 so.
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Giants Rout Rixey: Win se

New York. Aug. 2O.-Eppa Rixey.
the star Cincinnati pitcher, was
easy for New York here yesterday.
the Giants beating the Reds, s to 8.
Six straight hits were made off
Rixey in the second inning before
he was taken out. Score:
CHhCIHndtl .--------.- 3 II O
New York 70 n
Batteries - 'Rixey. Donahue and
Wingo; Barnes and Snyder.
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SPECIALIZE IN SPORT IF YOU
WOULD CASH IN, SAYS SNYDER
COPYING,

BILE. That makes him colorful-and
greater than the rest
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RIGHT.

Bryan Downey is doing the right
thing by following up Johnny VIII
son and fighting him again.
He beat Wilson fair and square in
cleveland. But he didn't beat the
imported referee.
Neutral ground in New York is
a Mt place to settle the controversy.
He might have gone about the
country lodging a return go with
wilson and made a lot of money.
title IN any sport doesn't mean
anything unless the holder can hold
1t with the unanimous approval of
the public.
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baLItTItS-NU IIIUS, quinn, PleTCN,
Ferguson and Schang; Hodge ald
Schalk.
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Infielder Lee, whose name was
mentioned recently as a prospect,
il to be tried at recommendation of
Lyle. A contract was forwarded
yesterday to Duey TO receive the
signature of the yOungster.
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Pfeffer Beats Old Mates.

1ingo; Barnes and Snyder.
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Badly" Aftermath is expected to
be in shape TO get back in the game
once more by Sunday, according to
word from Bloomington. The ankle
injured at Peoria Wednesday is
reported to be responding to treat
ment.
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Bill johnson was missing from
the scene yesterday. The left field
er'S right leg is in bad shape and
it was thought best 10 give him d
rest.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-08-20

Duey Lyle cannot report to the
Islanders until after Sept. 5, he
notified the association yesterday
Lyle writes that he has signed d
contract in effect until that date.
after which he will be free to
come on.
The New York herald., 1921-11-26

tDistances given In miles position at noon.
unless otherwise specifed.1
4 c, Bedford az " Sand Key aoth.
Alabama 50 T. Sand Key a4th Cowins barge
Algonquin l.oeo s Scotland L v Gath.
America 2 2e4 ua,,a,n Ambrose ,.;S sSth.
Ampuilaria 100 NE st Augustine cath.
Andrea Y Luckenbach i75 Overfaiis oath.
Artigas $50 8 San Pedro PM oath.
A,,msnOe ell III 80 anu Ha,tesss .,I 2Sth
bartholomew 2os Sc Ambrose a5th.
Bay State 1857 $ Five Fathom Bank gath.
susa bsa Dfcses iic Hsrs Hstisrs sfG Pm rM ssS s.h
csato passed Hatteras ii: :sS AN 2i.h.
csTro csTro ssn6 AsS sis & sw Wasss Hs,;s s,ts sn
Charles y Harwood 20 $ Carysfort 2sth.
Charles i cramp 1es n cristobal 2sth.
Charlton Hall oi6 EsE Hatteras asth.
Chester Sun 70 : iIilsbore 29th.
City of Alameda 154 sW South Pass gath.
CITY Of Rome i3i sW Iat,sras 2oth;
SySSfoos@r ~ N@ R3 sw sss a'h
Coaxet 220 from Columbia River PM 23d.
Coellsda i,o5g from Cape rcnry oath.
oIdvnno GoIdwater sss,,J ESQ Gnassicn y r aath
Conai 205 Scotland l. v c4th.
comsnche 291 Scotland l. v 25th.
Dalals 80 Sand Key 2fth (in tow str Ala
bama).
David McKelvy 10s Hatteras cath.
Derblay f.061 San Francisco PM Gath.
East Cape ESQ r Ambrose c5th.
Eastern Sailor I ,572 from Columbia River
PM 23d.
Edgar r Luckenbach IS Il Hatteras 25th.
Edward l. Doheny 220 w Key West gath.
Edward L pohsny III 81 e Key West 2oth
FL Isleo 106 N Hatteras oath.
I'll Sol 40 w Tortugas 25th.
FL Vale 257 Scotland l. v c4th.