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Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-02-15
IRISH FRIENDS HONOR
RICHMOND MAN
John Noland on Directory and
John Sexton on Nominating
Committee at Meeting

'NNlIlllolit COllllCll IOI ICCOSlll-
ton of the Irish Republic sent
several delegates to the meeting
at Lexington Saturday at which
time resolutions were adopted
calling upon the United States to
recognize the Irish Republic and
officers were for the ensuing
year. Among the officers named
Is Hon. John holland. Of Rich
mond, a member of the Council
Directors. John f.. Sexton, of
Richmond, was member OF the
nominating committee. ,nd the
Madison county delegates all
took active part in the 4 frocccd-
in%S.
The convention was marked by
harmony. enthusiasm and a spirit
of patriotism that augurs we'll
for substantial aid for the
cause of Irish freedom in Ken
tucky.
Following /, a copy Of the resi-
olutiuns. drawn by Attorney
'rcdick W. Schmidt. of Coving-
ton. presented by Rev. Gerald J.I
Connolly. OF Florence, Ky. mem
Der of the committee on rcsolu- !
tions, and unanimously adopted
by the convention:
"Thc American Association for
the Recognition OF the Irish Re
public Tor the State of Kentucky
in convention assembled at Lex
in%ton. this the 18th day Of Feb
ruarv. 1921. adopts the folloWingi
resolution:
"Nhcrcas. the american pcu-
pie pledged their word and honor
that hey were fighting to make
thc world safe for democracy. !
and to secure the freedom Of
small and dcfcnsclcss nations |
and.
Whereas. the Irish nation has |
now adopted republican form
of government and. III spite OF all
= q Il ~ -
.,\nv. thnr,,fnrr We LcnarLi
that the pledges Of America to
humanity be fulfilled, and that
our government recognizes the
Irish republic at once
BE it further resolved. that Il !
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Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-02-15
MUSTARD GAS R0uTS
BANK SAFE blowers
GBy Associated Tress)

Pontiac. Mich, Feb. IS Safe
blowers who opened the vault OF
the Farmers and Merchants Bank
at Utica. near here. early today.
were driven back by mustard gas.
a can of which was left in such
a position that it was broken OPP
en- when the door was forced. The
thieves fed cmpty-handed.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-02-15
Recognition of Saturday
Sabbath Object of Appeal

Louisville, Feb. Is = Jewish
busines concerns have appealed
to the Interstate Commerce
Commission to have the Satur-
day Sabbath recognized by rail
roads in the 4S hour limitation
for unloading cars and excluded
when the limit falls at the end Of
the week.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-02-15
Wholesale House and
Hotel At Prestonburp

Prestonburg, Ky, Feb. 15-Lo-
cations are being sought for
wholesale dry goods store and Il
new hotel to be erected here by
Louisville capitalists.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-02-15
Killed By Robbers
ttsv Assocs-'ad Press]

TFV NsBO"'1'7ao f7rHSSJ
Louisville. Feb. IS = Dodge
Hunt. G2. was murdered by rob
bere in mbush mad robbed of 81
600 near here today.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-02-15
Today's Livestock Market

Cincinnati, Feb, 15.-IIogs 25c
higher; Chicago 15c higher; cat
tie and calves steady.
Louisville, Ky, Feb. 15.-Cattlc
100; steady and unchanged; hogs
0"O: uneven; s. to $lO.25; sheep
50; unchanged: lambs lower; 50.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-02-15
FUN FOR WOMEN TO
DIAMOND DYE THINGS

Old. faded skirts, waists. coats,
sweaters. draperies. everything.
whether wool. silk, linen, cotton.
or mixed goods. can be dyed any
rich, fadeless color with Diamond
Dyes. Buy no other dye!
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-02-15

WANTED-PositiOn as Office
girl in doctors office. Can operate
typewriter. Address Miss O. A.
NJ. 424 Laurel street. 38-6t
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-02-15

WANTED-Would like to rent
cottage or rooms on lower floor /:
must be in good condition. Call
Mrs. Burt Johnson. phone 5l3.
80 Op
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-02-15
CupiRs Capers

Curtis Jett. As, son of Hiram
lett. and Alice Parks. 2S. both of
Union City; married at Rich
mond February Is.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-02-15
Weather For Kentucky

Fair tonight and probably We'd
ncs1ay; warmer tonight and in
east portion Wednesday.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-02-15

Special for Tuesday the 18th
Mems Ruberized Raincoats at one
half price at Stanifer's.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-02-15

Hoosier Kitchen Cabinets are
better. Richmond Welch Co. will
put one in your home on S. pay
inent. 38-43
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-02-15

Bring your eggs to Richmond
Welcn CO. 3S-43
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-02-15

Copper Clad Ranges will prove
their value. Richmond Welch Co.
will gladly demonstrate for you.
3N-43
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-02-15

Duplex Fireless Cookers save
you money. Al. Richmond Welch
Co. 38-43
New-York tribune., 1921-04-25
Jamaica Kid and Norfolk
Box in Harlem Wednes-
day; Good Cards Tonight
By w. ]. Macbeth

Local fight clubs apparently do not
intend to sit idly by twlddlirg their
thumbs while Governor Miller cogi-
tates on the merits of professional
boxing as now legalized. Practically
all Of the promoters within committing
distance of the greater city VIII be
busy with one or more shows before
another week, while ncxt Monday the
farewell Of the season is to be staged
in Madison Square Garden.
Among the headliners of the weeks
fstic entertainment is Jimmy Johns
toms Wednesday night program for
the Manhattan Casino. Heavyweight
bouts. have always been popular with
the masses and particularly so with
the great heavyweight championship of
the world between Dempsey and Car
pentier coming in this vicinity on
July 2 next
Johnston has arranged fifteen
round bout between two OF The most
formidable negro heavyweignts now in
training for his final bout of fifteen
rounds. These are the Jamaica Kid
and Kid Norfolk. As rule, negroes
do not fight as fervently against rivals
of their own color as they do against
white opposition. But this particular
pair seems to be an exception.
Offer From Dempsey Is Stake
The Jamaica Kid and Norfolk have
already met three times and each en-
counter has been classic, though each
left the relative merits OF the twain
somewhat doubtful. Each timeJama'ca
New-York tribune., 1921-04-25
New York Eleven
Wins Semi-Final
Battle at Soccer
Clan MacDuff Beaten by
2 Goals; Victors Play Dry
Dock for State Trophy

By defeating Clan MacDuff by goals
90 yesterday afternoon In the re-
playing of their tie gam of the pre-
vious Sunday at New York Oval the
soccer players of the New York foot
ball club went ahead into the semi-tinal
round of the annual cup competition
of the Southern New York State Foot
ball Association and earned the dis
tinction of meeting the crack team of
Robins Dry Dock, of Brooklyn, winner
Of the national challenge trophy.
This has been definitely scheduled
for next Sunday at New York Oval
one week ahead of the A. F. A. final
at Harrison. in which Robins Dry Dock
will encounter the Fore River T. C.
team.
Hardy, off pass by McGreevey on
the left was the first to score for New
York after five minutes of play. After
that New York did most of the press
ing and Clan MacDuff put up game
defense, At half time the score was
still l to 0.
For half an hour in the second half
New York was kept at bay. Finally a
pretty shot by Mcdonald found Clan
MacDuff's net for the second tally.
New-York tribune., 1921-04-25
Lexington Entries

First race Claiming; three -year-olas;
sax m1os af yonth 1E rs
Nephew, 10: Dr.. Carmen, lI2: Gadling,
l1a; Jack Hare jr., lie; Archie Alexander,
1l2; simpleton, l15; Clintonville. l15;
sHidden Jewel. 112; Herald. 1l2: Screen
Grass, 1917 Gloria France, 1906; Avarice. as
Second race (two-year olds; maiden colts
and geldings; four urlongsl--Commande
McMeskin.. ~; Busy American, ll2;
IsosceIes, ~; Rekao, li2; Old Folks. ll2.
James b Brown. 1t2; Gentleman Jouett,
lIs ear GIsni's Wars ,'rs; s siliy Rnttqns
sus. ll2 Also ibe-I.ucknov lt2; Top
Mast 1l9
Third race Claiming; three year-olds
and upward: one mile ana quarter)--
SANDY Mac, i'll; Dahabiah II, ii2; 'King-
fisher. 1ie; Gourmond. f12.
Fourth race tThe Leland Hotel Handi :
cap; three-year olds and Upward; six fur
longs>-Ben Valet, So: Nspoo IS; Minute
Man, f0+; Pluribus. 1os Jor.ce l0s; Brook :
holt. 1l2; Flags. 1876.
FIFTH race allowances; the Mount Ster
ling; three year olds and upward; one mile
and sixteenth>-lnquiry. 1872; Leonardo
lo7; Snap Dragon H. 1o7 War Prize. to7
Kallipols, no. Jonett, ii2 Rouleau. il2.
Sixth race allowances; the Reed Hotel:
two-year -olds; fllies: four furlongso--
Belle. 1o9; Bonus. lo9 Fair Phantom, iOs
Naughty Nisba. loe Who Can Tell. lo9;
Doringa, in9 Bashfui. ica; Stsrtle, laa
Tony Sue l0s: Hold Ne, II Also eilg-
ible-Adopted Daughter, isa: Com -dir
d'Amour 10s; bI.ady Astor, loe: Martha
TalIon l0e Alameda Girl. IL; bHappy
Girl. l0s Al. ". Parrish entry. b.
w. V Thraves entry.
Seventh race Claiming; four-yesr -oids
and upward one mile and sixleenth)--~
SERBIAN, 1os; SHILLING. lo5: 'Homeward
Bound, l06 Mamie O.. los; 'Bond. li0.
Malvolio III; Frank r.. Ill; Inspector
Hughes III; Rowdy, Ill Hondo iii;
Merchant. III; Blaise. lis. Also eligible
Colonel Lat. 10; 'Wud Flower, 1o1s
sDonatelio, 1o5i sF9ilu tos 'Csrts.n
Nees !I5 Csn.ilsVsg, III.
New-York tribune., 1921-04-25
Columbia Picks
Crews to Race
Yale Saturday
Varsity and Junior Fights in
Splendid Condition for
Events on the Housatonic

With two days moro of rowing at
home, the Columbia oarsmcn ara
rounding into shape for their tusslc on
the Housatonlc next Saturday with the
Yale varsity and junior varsity eights.
Coach jim Rice has developed two
splendid Columbia crews.
The varsity is rowing like a cham
pionship combination Its fore and aft
work is all that can be desired. While
the men tend to raggedness and
shorten their stroke in sprinting, their
work in the long pulls has been salts
factory. Their strokes are long and
clean and their recovery deliberate.
Rowing alongside the junior boat,
Stroke Brodil can pace his men several
beats lower to the minute and still
have the varsity combination running
even with the second eight.
The varsity is doing its best work at
a stroke ranging from % to 80 to the
minute. This is somewhat slow for q
Columbia crew. but it is generally felt
that before the eight is ready for the
start at Poughkeepsie the men will be
doing the best Columbia work since
1914, at a Sd stroke.
Rice will have his men out on the
river tomorrow and Tuesday, and
probably will give them a lay-o
Wednesday, as the two Shells the
bogue and the Gould, will be shipped
on that day to Derby. The crews will
leave early Thursday morning, and ar
rive at Derby in time for workout
the same day. There probably will be
two practice sessions on Friday.
The present boating of the Columbia
crews follows:
New-York tribune., 1921-04-25

IN ALL FAIRNESS

OW many will year?
Il hast the usual one
as to the prospective major league pennant winners.
There believe Ruth will
of hftyfour established last Ruth eve
with than pitching
peared only That carried
u of 154 battles would him for the
Ruth he has been abor;no
several handcaps He back the South
overweight AS all reports credited
seriously Moreover
started the with badly would
have occaoned the more
Ruth batted practically with his left
How home Ruth will get this entirely
Babe himself He easily break
himself Huggns has such
order that will pitchers out so
balls the 1920
There is good believe that Ruth will
He loves the meigh
this he the belwether George Kelly of
the Giants, giving Babe real battle. So
pes and Bob Meuse the Yankees. The
already Ruth off
returned from the South Naturally ball
likely be- The writer will greatly surprised barring
sickness accenBabc Ruth homers
this
New-York tribune., 1921-04-25
Corbett S111ashes
lo2 Clay Targets
Without a Miss
Captures Bucrmeyer Cup
at Travers Island Traps:
Other Prizes Distributed

The largest Sunday field Of the wear
gathered yesterday at the Travcrs Isl
and traps of the New York Athletic
Club. The conditions were ideal and
practically all OF the eunaers had good
scores. In the weck-end event the high
scratch gunner was s. S. Donnelley.
with os out OF 100 targets.
The high handicap gunner was j..
Mclaughlin. A leg on the distance han
dlcap was taken by r. B. Sloan and H.
d. knight. The Buermeyer cup went
to George ]. Corbett, with a straight
run of fifty targets. Corbett made a
straight run of 102 as the feature of
the sport. Ten years ago he ran 1o1.
and until yesterday that was his high
water mark.
The monthly tournament was won bv
+. S. Smith. Fl. j. Thielman cantured
the Byronel and tha President cups.
The Lyon trophy for April went to
Gorbett and the distance cup to T. II.
Lawrence.
The summaries:
Daify Winner-High scrafc h. Il. s. Dom
neeiley high handicap, j. n. Mclaughlin:
Buermeyer, G. J. Corbett; distance. r. B
sloan and H. d. Knight
w Winners of April Cups--'-ournament r
dent, H. j; Thielman; Lyon, G. j. Corbett;
distance, I II Lawrence,
winners of Three Month Cups-ByroneI
runs. G. j. Corbett
season cups-High scratch, r s. smith .
neiley; greatest number Of handicap wins.
H. d. HhietNan; lens run. Nj. McVoy
New-York tribune., 1921-04-25
Mile. Lenglen Spurns
Match With TiIden

PARIS, April 24.-~Mlle. Suzanne
Lenglen. the tennis player, announces
that she has no desire to meet either
William T. Tilden, the American cham
pion. or William II. Laurentz, holder
OF the French title, in matches. but
says she viii participate in the French
championships to be held next month.
and also in the Saint Cloud tourna
ment, in which Til6en and Mrs. Frank
lin /. Mallory Molla Bjurstedt). will
compete. Mile. Lenglen also will de
fend her titles at Wimbledon.
1t is reported here that Mile. Lenglen
has declined all offer Of nearly 1000 900
francs to play number of exhibition
matches IN the United States, owing to
ner desire to remain an amateur. Mile.
Lenglen to-day refused to discuss the
report
New-York tribune., 1921-04-25

open tournament. -. Atlantic city Yach,
Glub. Atlantic city: Atlantic 81
fhiladeiphia: Philadelphia and distrie
clay court Championship fmen). -, Laae
George Club. Diamond Point, Lake Georg..
n. y; championship Lake George Is
Meadow Club Southampton. L. l.; invite
@ tion tournament IS. West side TENN
,so' tbs ,tS T0rest d Hlils \. y. champdonship -
City Yacht Club Ocean city, y. J. south
Eew Jersey championship. q. Longwood
lwonen) %. twilight park casino. ,'' r., ~ =
light Park, Haines Falls \. Y: open tou,
nanent -. Longwood cricket Club. Bos-
pionsh'p Of the United states mems
donbles and mixed. junior and boys sit,
g!es ana doubles father and son doubles
"a. Lake Placid Club. Lake Placid, \ Y
open tournament (women). % Bay Heal
Yacht Club, Bay Head. y J. champion
snip sa,,, New New, Jersey coast - crescent Ath
championship grass .9. Rockaway Hunt
Niun. tedarhursi. l.. /: invitation tourn.
n1ent twomenl.
September = West side Tennis cub
norest Hills i. T.; Davis Cup Challenge
"a. "a o. Niagara Lawn Tennis CLUB.
Niasara or-Iake. \ y; international
town Cricket club. Germantown. Pa
championship OF the United states (,nen4
Veterans singles. II. Powelton club. New
burgh: n y open tournament II
Philadelphia Cricket Club. Phtlade,nhia
Momen's Middle States championship Il
Westfield Tennis Club. westheld y. J.
open tournament twomen's doubtless L.
Hoooken Tennis Club. Hoboken: castle
FONT tournament 81 Ardsley Countrs
Club. Ardsley y Y: invitation .ourns
ment twomen). -6, East Side Tennis CiuD
frovlderce' Rhode Island clay court cham
llonshiD
October 3 ESSEX Country club. Wess
VraAge' y. j.; Essex County championships,
February 90. 1922. Palm Beach Tennis
Gun. Palm Beach. Fla; Fiorids cham
picnship twomen). y. Palm Beach Ten
ms Ciun palm Beach, Fla. Florida cham
New-York tribune., 1921-04-25
New Jersey State
Golf Tournament
Scheduled in MAY
Amateur-Pro Competition on
First Day To Be Followed
by Championship PLAY
By Ray Mccarthy

The New Jersey State Golf Associa
ton is proving itself live solfng
body. This group of men, which has
been booming the game by the promo
ton of amateur, junior and women
tournaments. as we'll as by caddy tour
neys, will launch an open state cham
pionship meet this season, the first OF
the kind ever held. 1t will be known as
the ilrst annual open state champion
ship and will be played on the Knick
erbocker Country Club course a.
Tenafiy on Tuesday and Wednesday
May II ard 18
l he date, of this meet proclaim the
wisdom OF the move OF this association
Most open tournaments are generally
held in the months of June, July o.
August. In fact, nobody ever thought
Of scheduling an open in the North fo1
any other month. But Golf no longer is
three m onths' sport
On Tuesday professional and anna
teur competition will be held. This will
consist of best b: foursomes, thirty
six holes medal play. morning and
afternoon rounds. fhe professional and
amateur must belong to the same CLUB
On Wednesday the championship meet
VIII be held, thirty-siX holes media
play, morning and afternoon rounds.
Both the champ ionship and the four
ball event will be open to all pro.
fessionals, assistant professionals and
amateurs OF clubs which are members
of the New Jersey association. Entries
must be in the hands of Secretary
Charles p. Eddy. 200 Fifth Avenue. bv
Thursday noon, May 12. A prize of $50
will be offered the winner Of the pro
fessional amateur event. and the run
nersup will get $50 There will be ten
prizes in the open tournament play.
ranging from 5000 for first to $50 for
tenth place
New-York tribune., 1921-04-25

MEXICAN yachnen beginning wonder whether
has been said and written the subject there really
TRANSATLANTIC yacht the
Belgium.
There feeling may Abandoned for
this least, simply through 0
is true that there this
such contest but it is also that
and Stripes on the starting line
1t took American 1906
there those who believe
could the trick those who hold
Gardner her designer declared that
n front she re-rgged.
of the Be
enthusiasm when it Cartier King
Nberts ambassador, the appears waned
New-York tribune., 1921-04-25

SOME blame this the inactivity Of the American
Of the starting
me the situation probably that the
about In other wods their
Of big boat have failed ngng
that weather these
Wealthy
put their vessels
with charitable
people Eurpa that
sporting event would leave them 0 criticism
If this situation exists apparently
international struggle
which will cost the American sposmen participating larger sum
than that involved in the proposed
Neither has sending sxeer Yachts
England to four English boats of the
ly the Royal Yacht Squadron.
Albert offered
being
be victorious in such contest He and he certainly
should be the of the yachting on earth
New-York tribune., 1921-04-25
Mayfower in Trial
Spin Wins Approval


BOSTON, April 24.-Thc schooner
Mayfower, handicapped ny the weight
of rainsoaked rigging and sails, by
the heavy seas outside and by deck
load of passengers, made thirty-fve-
mile trial trip out of this port to-day
When she returned to her berth, vet
eran fishermen who sailed aboard her
as guests said that the schooner, which
will meet the Canadian challenger
Blue Nose in fisherman's races off
proval.
They expressed confidence that under
better conditions the MayAowcr, built
to keep the cup won last year by the
Gloucester from the Halifax schooner
Delawanna, would measure up to
Yankee standards
New-York tribune., 1921-04-25
Z. s. Tennis Stars viii Ciue Their Best

WITHIN another weeks pilgrimage this
that Mecca of all Wimbledon,
and While 1t would be expecting too much believe
will with titles
their keeping have sufficient faith
and Stripes to feel that each and will fight fight
or osc and after ALL Sir Auckland dds
at the Davis NIGHT
the thing"
William l. Iiden 3D. the worlds CHAMPION
meet the winner OF the Engand
challenge almost
Norman BTooke
that confron Mrs Mo Bjursted
is far formidable the
frenh the
OF the world oil Chambers and
conb Engand seriously Malorv aten TO
ain the
New-York tribune., 1921-04-25
Frank Kramer
Defeats Rivals
I'm Match Race
Veteran Bike Rider Nic.or
Over Spencer and Rutt
i'll Newark Velodromc

FRANK Kramer won the big race uf
the afternoon at the Velodromc in
Ne"N1N yesterday. when he triumphed ID
over W'iie Spencer and Walter Rutt
IN two out Of three heats Of a one
mile threecornered match race. Over
sixteen thousand fans were surprised
TO see Kramer beaten in the first heat
OF the race by Spencer and Rutt. but
he came back and took the next two in
mastery style. beating Rutt and
spencer III that order in the second
heat and showing Spencer and Rutt
the way home in the third heat.
Kramer tried to ride from behind in
the flrst heat and come around both
spencer and Rutt, but was unable to
40 so. he made his bid on the last
lap and pedaled hard, but could not
get around. In the second heat Kramer
got out in front and remained there
70 the finish. Spencer and Rutt both
challenged him, but Kramer was more
than equal to the task of racing them
OH and then beating them out in the
homestretch.
Orlando Piani, the Italian star. de-
teated Peter Moeskops. of Holland, and
Alfred Goullet, the all-around cham
pion CT America, in the alternance
match race. One rider was left out of
each heat. In the first heat Piani de-
feated Moeskops after hard battle;
Moeskops won the second heat from
Goullet, while piani won the race by
beating Goullet in the third heat
Alf Goullet won the tive-mile open
from field Of forty starters, beating
Reggie Mcnamara, Gus Lang, Alfons
verraes, John Bedell, Fred Taylor and
Pote Moeskops in the order named
New-York tribune., 1921-04-25
Dempsey Opens Camp
At Shore on Nav Is
Special Dispotch to The Tribunc

ATLANTIC CITY, April 24-Heavy-
weight champion Jack Dempsey will put
the finishing touches to his training for
the big fight on July 2 at the shore, it
was semi-otficially announced here to-
day. Jack Kearns viii arrive to-mor-
row or Tuesday to make final arrange
nents for the camp. Dempsey is sched-
uled to opea MS shore quarters about
May IS.
An effort VIII also be made to have
Manager Dcscamps bring Carpenter
mere. Descamps viii be met in New
York when he arrives next week regard
ing the proposition.
The training camp will be established
at the big inclosed airport at Albany
Avenue, right at the shore entrance Of
the White Horse Pike Acres of ground
are available, and it would not be nee
essary to go out from behind the fences
for any part of the work. There are
two big hangars on the site, each l50
by rs, and three houses right on the
premises. There would be one hangar
for each man.
New-York tribune., 1921-04-25

FEW weeks Charlie Paddock the sprint champion
startled the world by equalng the worlds
smashing the ngstandng figures 220
warded the A. A w.
by Of the with of oimers
Paddock his ability
possible result Saturday afternoon for
what perhaps the history running
The Pacific Coast
title meet because he knew highest caber and
precauton would be taken
international Amateur Athletic
The marks which California youth were
the Oo 200 and 300 mers and the 300
figures the 100 and 20yard This large was
considerable running one