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The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1921-02-16
Wsf,smsn Claim Victory.

Chicago. Decision OF the railroad
labor board Thursday that the national
agreements shall regain In force until
completion of the present hearing was
Characterised by railroad employees as
Q victory.
The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1921-02-16
NEGRO Must Die. officiaI RuIe..

New Orleans.-An opinion handed
down by Attorney General Coco de-
clared that LOnnie Eaton. the negro
whose execution February 4. the date
set. was forgotten by the sheriff Of
Ouachita parish, may legally be
hanged.
The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1921-02-16
sELo,AMs CLASH WITH GERMANS

eklrMleh Reported In Which Several
persons Wsre Wounded.
London.-Serious fighting between
the German population and Belgian
patrol In Aix-la-C hapelle IL reported In
an Exchange Telegraph dispatch from
Amsterdam.
The dispatch, quoting message
from Aix-la- Chapelle In the Belgian
occupation area. says number Of in
habitants Of the town refused to obey
the police instructions with regard to
the carnival celebrations and remained
In the streets and cafes until after
the hour fixed for closing the festiv-
tiles. This resulted, 1t is added, In a
Belgian patrol firing on crowd,
wounding several persons.
The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1921-02-16
APPROVES RELIEF MEASURES
Congress Appropriates Millions 70,
Hospitals and Roads.

VIUoptIdIS ana H0ad0,
Washington.-Two big relief meas
ures were put through the house in a
hurry Monday and third was beaten
by slight margin.
Called up under suspension of rules.
q proceeding which required a two
thirds vote on passage. the $13,OOO,OOO
soldier hospital bill was passed by a
rising vote, and the $1OO,OOO,OOO road
fund appropriation won easily.
The big upset was the defeat Of the
Winslow bill to permit partial pay
nents to railroads under the guaranty
section Of the transportation act.
The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1921-02-16
indicted for Patrlelde.

Wichita Falls.-A special grand jury
returned an indictment against II. ].
Toussuint, charging him with murder
Ing his father. Toussuint is in jail,
where he was lodged following the
signing Of an alleged confession.
The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1921-02-16
Two Boys Electrocuted.

Fresno. Cal.-Walter James, 12, Is
dead and Gordon Benson, 10, is re-
ported by physicians to be dying as
the result Of burns received when one
of the boys threw wire over an cleo
trio power line.
The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1921-02-16
pleleval Member Unseated.

Austin, Texas.-The house on Feb
ruary 10 uneeated 81. ]. Neinast AZ
member Of the Texas legislature. His
seat was contested on his plea Of
guilty to conspiring against the United
STAKES during the war.
The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1921-02-16

San Franclsco.-Al records for
travel between Reno, New, and San
Francisco were declared broken late
Monday when Pilot 8. s. Boggs Of the
air mail service made the 1S7-mile trip
In one hour twenty-four minutes.
The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1921-02-16
says World War Cost Ss4s. ooo. ooo. oot

oAye WOVo war ~OsS $S9osVVV,VVV,VUUl
Baltimore.-T0tal costs of the world
war we're declared to be more than
$S48, OOO. O00. 900 by DR.. r. P. Strong,
professor Of tropical medicine at the
Harvard medical school. in a lecture
Monday night.
The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1921-02-16

Blackfoot, Idaho.-City Clerk ]. ].
Quillen was held up and robbed at IL
O'Clock Thursday night In his office
In the city hall by lone gunman, as
he was closing his work. Immediately
following q meeting Of the city council.
The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1921-02-16
siander Provokes Suicide,

Slander Provokes Suicide.
Falls City, Neb.-FOllOwing the re-
ceipt Of an anonymous letter SANDER
ing her, Miss Florence Stewart, a
school teacher, killed herself with a
revolver Monday night.
The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1921-02-16
DRESSMAKER
MADE WELL
Followed a Neighbor's Advice
and Took Lydia E. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound
Vernon, Tex.-"For three years !
entered untold agony each month with.

pAi1lo IA ny oASA0os =
found only tempo
yaryrelief in doctor 9
medicine or anything
else ! took until my
husband saw an ad-
vertis ent of
Lydia E. Pinkham's
Vegetable Com
pound. ! mentioned
It to q neighbor and
she told me she had
taken it with good
results and advised
The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1921-02-16
Woman Soldier Executed.

Balaklava, Crimea.-Madame RADIO,
chief Of q band in the woman's MILL
tary organization in the Crimea known
as the "Green army" has been et-
ecuted. together with ten other mem
bers Of the band.
The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1921-02-16

Live eheerfully, watch against an
ger, say little, and reform much.
The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1921-02-16
Shave With cuticura soap

shave With CUttcUFa Soap
And double your razor efficiency AZ
well as promote skin purity. skin COM
fort and skin health. No mug, no
Shiny soap, no germs, no waste, no
irritation even when shaved twice
daily. One soap for all uses-shaving,
bathing and shampOoing.-Adv.
The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1921-02-16

A bee and its honey are soon
parted; and the bee is no foul.
The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1921-02-16

Swift men seldom make fast friends.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-07-14
Grand Circuit

TOLEDO. July 14-single C. 30. the
worlds greatest PAGER. was the chief
drawing card on today's Grand Circuit
racing program at Fit Miami track. The
Indiana sidewhet Ter was listed as
starter in the free fNr-au pace for purse
of 81 200.
Fifteen horses we1a named as starters
in the 2:OS TT. Miami trottiug stake
worth So GOO The Z 10 trot had eight
named to go. Periscope, owned and
driven BY J. l. Dodge # Lexington, KY,
won the 2 :05 trot she Maumee stake.
purse $4,000. the feature event Wednesday.
Summaries:
210 pace; three heats; purse $1,000:
Walter G, br z, by Walter Cocha-
Lady sdy Nav g''I b m. by Meadowdale
(Falentinel ............ ...'.,,'-,.
Jimmie McKerron, b z, by Jack
McKerron tRay) ................ %
Ruth G, b m, by Peter V tV
Fleming ........ .......,....- )
Redgetree Boy. b, by Redge-
wood Boy (Walsworth) .........
Time :06I4, 06%, 2:o5&
The Maumee stake, :O5 trot. three
heats; purse $1,000:
periscope, b N, by Silibo (Dodge) l l
Peter Coley, b &, by Peter the
Great tSt0kes) ................,
Charlie Rex, br &, by Recreation
(McMahon) .............. ...,.
Mile Irwin. b m, by Bingara wv
Fleming) ........... .,......... D
Ante Guy, ~ by Guy Axworthy
tMurphy) .......... ..........- 4
Comet, Baron Gigantic and Arior Nc
Kinney also ran.
Time :O4A, 2 :03I, 2 :051a,
PIT trot; the Turkey Foot stake; three
heats; purse, $1,000.
Dan Aubrey, <, by Captain
Augrey ". Fleming ........ 8 1 Z 1
Peter Bieler, br h, by Peter
The Great (Stokes) .......... 2
Alexander B. oh &. by Mabel
(Erskine) .........-...,.... l
Alma Todd, b m, by Kentucky
Todd (McDonald) .,..........2 3 70
Kilo, b m, by Peter the Great
Peter Stelwell, Utah, Lady Byng, Rose
Azoff and Worthy Morgan also started.
Time 0S1A, 2 :07A, :I0b, 2I7h.
213 trot, three heats; purse, 81 200.
Betty Thornton, blk m, by The
Northern Man (Erskine) go. l 3 l
George aWtts CHI &, by General
Watts Berry .............. 3 2
Sisbing, N, by Bingan INC
Mahon) .......... ...... .. DIR
Bragg, br h, by bingara IL.
Brusie) ........ ......,..... 70
Elsie L. b m, by Howard
Maggie Riser, Lady X, Golden Spier
and Peter Thornhill also started.
Time ;07%, 2:00A 2;07h, 21715.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-07-14
GOLFERS SHOW
CLASSY FORM
Keen Competition Seen for
Top HOnOrs in Western
Meet.

CHICAGO. July 14.-Some sciDtillatng
golf was expected on the links of the
Westmoreland Club today, when matches
In the third round of the western ANA
teiir championship tournament were
played
Pairings in the championship rourd
saw Rudy Knepper Of Sioux City meet
ing Douglas Tweedle Of Glen Oak
George Hartman of Jackson Park OBJ
posing Burton W Nudge of Exmoor; Il.
r. Johnston of St. Paul playing G. II.
Rogers Of Grand Rapids, and Chick
Evans, the titlebolder, opposing Ira l..
Couch, the youthful star of the GlenvieW
Club.
In the fight for the Presidents trophy,
Dexter Cummings Of Onwentsia was to
play a. D. Fargo of Edgewater; Leslie
Gordon of ExmoOr was TO meet J. n. Nc
Donald, Calumet; Edward Held, st:
Louis was to oppose K. z. Rolfe OF
Ridgmoor, and J. w D. Archer Of West
moreland was to meet Walter Crowdus
of Olympia Fields Club.
Eight contestants also were to compete
today for the Vice Presidents trophy
most of the players representing local
clubs.
Knepper, Johnston and Nvans survive
as the big three" Of the tournament.
Knepper and Johnston are tied as low
medalists Evans had far more trouble
in preliminary matches than his two
rivals, but is expected to put up stiH
fight to retain his title.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-07-14
K. c..
BLUES NEXT ON
INDIANS CARD
Tribe to Open Series in Kaw.
; town Friday-Today Spent
in Travel.
SAINTS ANNEX FINAL

Jack Hendricks Indians today we're
rafting along toward Kansas City, where
the HoOslers viii open a series with Otto
Knabe's smuggling Blues Friday. As
sample Of what kind Of hitting goes on
in the K. c. ball park the record Of
Bunny Brief, Blue first baseman, Is cited.
All he got yesterday for his hit total
was three home runs. However, he was
not the only American Association star
to produce this remarkable batting feat,
for at Milwaukee Jim Thorpe. the noted
Indian, cracked out a trio OF homers
and a single.
Three home runs in one game Ia an al
most unheardof achievement, but not 50
yesterday in the. A. A
In the wiDd-up game with the Saints
at st. Paul yesterday the Indians found
Lefty Merritt too much for them and
the Kelleyites grabbed off the days
hOnors, to 0. -
Merritt gave up only three hits and t.
was seldom that he was in any danger.
OF the three hits Schneider got two
and Covington one.
Bartlett hurled six innings for tbs
Tribe and Petty two. Bartlett was
fairly Elective, but he did not have a
chance due 20 the failure Of his mates
to get him runs.
The Indians established a fine record
in the Northwest, winning four out Of
five at Minneapolis and four out Of five
at st. Paul. II they can do as well at
Kansas City and Milwaukee 1t Is likely
d band will meet them when they return
home.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-07-14
Jack Fought Clean Bout
and Deserves Credit for
1t, War Veteran Asserts
sports Editor. the Times :

SIRIUS l-I'.OI' -" .II - T,,,- = nv
- AItsT IeIulns lug "a 80 "a .r+ sbaet
80 oH - J pondr one Wonid wonder what
OF your paper one "oLl9 "ouuS1 d" Ia
Mt Herold WoQld nave Dempseg 10 "Egn
deIendlnS the heayy "eIgut nam p4o'lsliP
title from the prlllaht Mr. CurpeutleI'
Inc spirit or Mr. heFoid hIl1S4e II
amply expressed il JUST one smaH seH-
tence incorporated In ms hftIcie y, u u
ue WtlteS VIZ - " H' - a., ,,.o,,ia
meaning the championship: one wog ~
wonder II few good old iron men uld
not accompany the Wish-that taded away
With the decisive Dempsey victory.
Again. Mr.. Herold states as follows;
For me. and doubtless for countless
others Dempsey was not at the fight"
From nil reports. written by almost
countless ssrtbes with more or less tai
emf Mr. Dempsey was decidedly at the
Fght ord NOT only contributed the
bTlcto,,+ rurrb but also cave Mr. Car
$500 - P sso,,rt lacino" ana demon
pvul.e5 - ~ ~. ~ donht
stFatc9 "e$ ouu tut $3.50 +roi,, am
t.dt Nr; NNi prG'.e' e.. - s6oT,Id
OF ms ClaSS' "tu Iu tue a. 80,
never oeth eIo"eu 20 IA ,.a.,,s c,er
plon unti ne won ~" '1'te.lg, NJ
such men as TommE Gibbons FRANK MO
ran aud we game L,fl,I'' -. fen, tho
one WoEid nor W'sh % tdNt - al
reno hlhah ms iaul pH' t,,,-.,-,os,
INIT th'y Were Won ..,t 1N t.,-irst,,.
opponents ana our bastllnI - - -.
who, by the way mas lou ht ~, lI"'ty
long years thst he sho1ld nave "ytu "a
retirement hetore fhe tA[pfhtlrt n'@ ~. w. u
was made Tor MIN MI t"' 30, "a.
some OF our good men Nhlt '"' u,
namely Klaus Lewis snd faPEe ass lus
grand old man, Jeauhei'e 'lu us EllVl
them cold and prove h. was what Amer
lea terms real cham hi9n 10 Ilus
he fought Beckett of British fame ana
knocked him cold Wen. so ala our
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-07-14
Yesterdays Net Scores
MEMS SINGLES.


Vincent Richards (Yonkers, N. " de-
feated Kirk Reid (Cleveland), 60 60.
Fritz Bastian Gndianapolis) defeated
Ralph Burdick Qndianapolis), 81, Ga.
John Hennessey Indianapolis) defeat
ed Lucian Williams Chicago Yale), Go,
g.?
Clifton B. Herd Chicago California;
defeated c. V. Zeller (Chicago), 6-1, 6-3.
MEMS DOUBLES
Preliminary Round
Miller and Payne qndianapolis) de-
feated Galloway and Kaylor Undianapo-
lisl by default.
Haworth and Orme Gndianapolis) de-
feated Dorey and Carey (Indianapolis),
20, 90, Ga, 6-3.
Crane and Atkins Gndianapolis) de-
feated Meyers and Stewart Qndianapolis)
by default
Dixon and Sagalowsky Undianapolis)
defeated Teller and Frederick (Chicago),
6-3, 3-6, SO, go.
wirthwein and Frambes Columbus
Ohio) defeated Joss and YanCamp On
dianapolis), 90, 81, e-1.
Coons and Dsrnall (Lebanon) defeated
Adler and Marafeld (Indianapolisl, Ga.
al 60 |
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-07-14
Babes Home Run Cool
Placed at 60; Giant
Improving His Form
BY JACK VEIOCK,
News Sports Editor.

NEW YORK, July 14.-Babe Ruth will
shatter his 1920 record of fifty four home
runs.
The sultan of sluggers neens but
twenty one homers more to overshoot
his worlds record mark Of last year, and
unless unforeseen happenings interfere he
should wind up the summer with close to
sixty circuit swats to his credit
Ruth is ten days ahead Of his 100
record today. His total OF thirty four
homers to date gives him more than
weeks leeway to beat his grand total of
hfty-four, and he shows no signs Of let
ting up
II anything, Ruth is hitting better now
than he did a month ago. And he is
stilinz hitting all kinds Of pitching
right or left handers-it makes no diff
ference; be keeps on slamming them
over the fences.
Prior to the opening Of the season
Ruth mOdestly admitted that he hoped
and expected to smash his record. When
asked how far he expected to surpass 1t,
he Shrugged and intlmated that be
would Ike to reach the seventy i've mark
That Ruth or any other player will
ever Amass a total OF seventy five home
runs in single season is quite doubtful.
To accomplish this q player would have
10 average a homer every other game
throughout the schedule OF ia,
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-07-14
Actor George Conan
HdnkerS to Get in
as Baseball Gunner

BOSTON. July 14-George NJ Conan,
Americas Yankee Doodle kid actor. au-
thor, producer, manager hiss left the
show business. He has closed up shop
for good. he says. he says His Broad
way office is cleared. The help has been
told to look for other Jobs
But Cohan-the Co han-Fone into re-
tirement7 what chance That Is II by
retirement is meant to DO just nothing
tail
Whats Cohan gonna DO is as moot a
question as who's Dempsey gonna fight
or marry--or both.
But listen;
For one thing Cohan is going to luy a
baseball team
Ever STAGE 1 played baseball as a kid
I have wanted 20 own a baseball team
said Mr.. Conan. successful playwright,
song composer, lyric writer, solo dancer.
producer manager and philanthr0pist, Ia
Boston last week. That was thirty i've
year ago. when I first started dreaming
Of a team. Now. I'm going to buy one.
The spappiest peppiest baseball team IN
the country -
win Il he the Braves"
THE Braves are q pretty lively bunch
ioe players" Mr.. Cohan answered But
I don't know yet All / DO know is that
I'm IN the market for baseball team
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-07-14
X. c. MOnarchs Coming
Sunday to Meet A. B. C.s

The Kansas City Monarchs, members Of
the National Colored Lea cue. are sched-
uIed 10 oppose the A 3. C.s at Washing
ton Park Sunday in a double header and
in single games Monday Tuesday and
Wednesday. The teams viii open their
big series at Anderson Saturday and then
come 20 Indianapolis for Eve games.
The MonarchS team is one OF the best
in the league and always capable of put
ting up plenty Of opposition. However,
the b C.s VIII be prepared for somv
real struggles and on form the locals
should cop the majority az games. The
Taylorites have been going good recently
and apparently are headed for 4 high
position in the league rsce
In the wind-up game with the Chi
cago Giants yesterday the locals won, "A
to 10 Both teams pounded the bail hard
and rallies were frequent Mackay got a
home run, triple and single for the y.
e. Cs
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-07-14
Washington Youth Doped
to Give Golf Surprise

WASHINGTON, July 14.-p'Arcy
fRedi BanagRu may furnish the sur
prise Of the national open golf
tournament next week. Banagan.
who is 20, playing over the Columbia
Country club course today had set
up a mark OF 70 for seasoned pro
fesslonals and amateurs to shoot at
Fred Mcleod Columbia pro-
fessional. playing with Bauagan
failed 10 better the young golfers
mark.
Banagan is a local boy who has
been playing at Columbia for several
years ana knows his course thorough
ly.
The list Of entrants for the tourna-
meut was increased to 900 today, hut
no new names will be accepted IN
less It can he shown that they were
delayed in transmission.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-07-14
BY HENRY FARRELL.
TTuSfad Prasa Gnorfa Edttor

NEW YORK, July 14-Tennis will
reach its greatest heights in history dur
ing an August and early September cam
paign. The annual American fixtures
will be international The presence Of
French and British teams and the Davis
cup preliminaries and challenge round
will bring the greatest players OF the
game to this country.
Perhaps the biggest feature of the sea
son will be the national women's cham
pionship, to be played at Forest Hills,
starting Aug. IS. Suzanne Lenglen, the
great French girl, holder Of the world 8
title, will visit America for the first
time and go after new laurels.
MAY TRAINING
FOR COMEBACK.
In the role Of American defenders. Mrs.
May Sutton Bundy. regarded as one Of
the greatest woman players of all time.
will return to the courts.
Mrs Bundy, according to reports re-
ceiyed from the coast by Julian S. My
rick, president Of the U. s. Lawn Ten
mis- Association, is playing in d-time
form, which means must to those who
want to see the American title remain at
home.
The French government has provided
the funds to send the French Davis cup
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-07-14
5O)RB
TYPO PROGRAM
HAS FEATURES

An attractive entertainment program
has been mapped out as special feature
10 the Union Printers National Baseball
Tournament at Detroit, Mich, july 81 90
Aug g. The printers and their friends
will arrive al Detroit on the evening of
Saturday. July 30 There will be big
get-together meeting that night. and the
big ball tourney will hold all attention
on Sunday. Every day after that, there
will be parties and boat trips in the
morning, baseball in the afternoon, and
more parties at night. The final game
for the national printers bunting will be
played on Navin field. Saturday after
noon, Aug. 6. The indianapolis train to
the big event will leave the | mon station
at a. M, Saturday. July 30, arriving at
Detroit at o'clock in the afternoon. The
local printers team has been going at a
good clip this seGson, and It is thought
that a record number Of fans viii ac-
company the players on their trip to grab
off the national honors.
The Indianapolis Giants. with eight
straight victories To their credit. are
looking for games with fast city or State
teams, NOblesville, Fortville, Corners
vile and Anderson preferred. Address
George Biggerstaff, Thirteenth and
Yandes street.
The Printers will tangle with tho Fair
banks Morse crew Saturday afternoon on
ANANNAbAAC AAuAANAA w. o.
The Broad Ripple nine will meet the
Central A Cs Saturday. July %. and
play Westield at WestfeId the following
Sunday. For August dates, address
James Osborn. Broad Ripple.
The BrOokside Odd Fellow players and
club members are requested TO attend the
special meeting at the club Friday even
ing For games with the Brooksdes ad-
A T,Aidoff I51R Tnxa6o ST or
call Webster 453S.
Teams desiring 20 meet the I. o. o. S
should address ". a. Woodfeld, 1913
kOehne street.
The Ferndales are without a game for
Sunday. and city or State teams desiring
to meet them should communicate with
George hewitt. 807 North Holmes avenue
Phone Belmont 1880.
Clermont and Bridgeport will clash in
a double bill at Bridgeport Sunday. For
games address Frank Moore, Clermont
Ind.
The indianapolis Monarchs, n fast col
ored aggregation. have July "a open and
would like to get in touch with fast
State teams with no game on that date
Address William Thomas, 211 West Four
teenth street.
With a record Of fifteen games won and
but three defeats the Meldon Club man
agement is seeking to schedule teams
that can furnish stronger opposition. The
Meld0ns have booked with the Lawrence
(Ind) team for July IL, the haywood
Grays on July "a and the West Parks,
July 81. State teams desiring to book a
fast team for August dates should ad-
dress J. J. Klaiber, 1915 Leonard street,
or call Drexel 1890.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-07-14
que Other
VISIT OF FRENCH GIRL NET
PHENOM STIRS COURT INTEREST

team to America, even If 1t loses Its pre-
liminary round to India.
william Tilden, worlds singles cham
pion, who is back home after an European
invasion. predicts that the Franco-l INDIA
match viii be one Of the greatest OF tne
preliminary rounds.
Canada and Australia are to play at
Toronto July %, "a and %. The winner
of the match will play the British Isles
team, which defeated Spain In the hrst
round. This match will be played IN
Pittsburgh
DANES TO SHOW
IN CLEVELAND.
Argentina defaulted to Denmark and
the Danes viii have their first pay IN
the third round at Cleveland. meeting the
winner Of the Pittsburgh matches.
The Philippines defaulted TO Japan ana
Belgium defeated Czecho -Slovakia. The
Japan Belgium match is scheduled LOT
Minneapolis but it is thought that Bel,
gfum win default through the Lack OF
funds to make the trip here.
If India beats the French team, potn
will come t. this country, as both nave
made all the arrangements
The challenge round in which the
American team will defend the cup Is 10
be played Sept 2, and 5, at Forest
Hius. More than $25 900 worth of season
tickets have already been sold.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-07-14
StOneham and McGraw
Drop Havana Interests

NEW YORK. July 14-Charles A.
Stoneham and John SlcGraw of the New
York National League Club, have dis
posed of their majority stock in the Cuba
American Jockey and Automobile Club at
Havana TO Thomas Monohan and asso-
ciatcS It was learned today. Stoneham
win resign and MOnohan viii succeed
him as president
McGraw also viii resign as second vice
president and hereafter devote all his
time TO baseball.
MCuohan is Well-known horsernan and
spent all his time last winter in Ma
riano Cuba. Frank J. Bruen will con-
tinue as general manager.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-07-14
Oxford Cambridge Stars
Start Training Period

NEW YORK. July 1.-THE Oxford
Cambridge track and field stars who ar
rived on the White Star liner Olympic
yesterday left here today for swamp
scott, Mass, to go into training for
their coming meets with Yale, Harvard.
Princeton and Cornell Capt. B. G.. D.
Rudd is In charge of the squad.
The squad originally was scheduled to
have gone in training at Princeton, but
Captain Rudd changed his mind at the
last moment