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Elbert County tribune and Elbert County banner., 1921-06-03
OUR PRESIDENTS. UP TO DATE

OUR PRESIDENTS. UP TO DATE
Washington hrst-he arranged the
finance; ...
Then came .Iehn Adams. who quar-
relied with France. =
Thomas jefferson third-Louisis' :
bought,
Fourth, Madison. under VIII =, pnm
land was fought.
James Monroe gave t.
let, in Nilsson :, '' IL on
neh AuAlns hose tariff aroused
mon fury.
S seventh. refused to the
bank. new. charter
1And made poor Van Buren to panic
martyr
William Harrison died and bv Tyler
was followed.
Under Polk all the troops in a bio cd,
war wallower.
Taylor, eleventh. had trouble wytf
slaverr.
'oF put through the Clay com
promise, with bravery
len Pierce struggled through tat
Nebraska division,
And Buchanan was in for the EAret
Scott decision.
Great Lincoln was wise in q time o
depression.
Harrison's term gave the aariff I
send-up. ~ '
And Cleveland again held the Demo
Gratis end up
Mckinley waged war with the poo,
Spanish nation,
And Roosevelt came and uphe'H ar
bitration.
Then Teddy named Taft, an id tn
G. o. p. split ups
Next Wilson, and the sky WI III tn
! World war vas lft up.
Tfhe great referendum gave Il ,e lea.
que hard whack.
And Harding was picked 10 Ebr,p
normaicy back q
Elbert County tribune and Elbert County banner., 1921-06-03

4 Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Gatewocd
spent the first part of the week
with his son, Harry, and family
He drove out from Denver with '..ds
Io,e hoss,," making the trip OK.
Elbert County tribune and Elbert County banner., 1921-06-03

Stanley Killimede,. neph ew of Mrs.
Eugene Gatewood, Sho fell in France
was buried in enver NJ onday from
Horan's undert al ing pa, :lors.
Elbert County tribune and Elbert County banner., 1921-06-03

& The dance given at Broer Guthals
Saturday night was we'll attended
and all had a fine time. The sup
per, we are told, was par Excellence.
Elbert County tribune and Elbert County banner., 1921-06-03

|. Mr.. August Hamburg OF uplahos'
ra,ifornia is here on visit with
his daughter, Mrs. Adolph kunze'
Elbert County tribune and Elbert County banner., 1921-06-03

Mr.. and Mrs D. R. Baldwin. hav-
ing rented their ranch. are off on a
summer vacation; they are staying
Cor a few days in town with Grand
pa E. E. Baldwin.
Elbert County tribune and Elbert County banner., 1921-06-03

Mrs N. c. Wheeler has gone &c
Denver for medicsl treatment.
Elbert County tribune and Elbert County banner., 1921-06-03

Mrs. Gus Wright of Denver visi-
ted at Crouses' Decoration Day. Mrs.
1T. H. Grouse. her sister, accompan-
Ted her back to Denver.
Elbert County tribune and Elbert County banner., 1921-06-03

MN J., n .,Jones spent the
part Of the week la Ktizahet
Elbert County tribune and Elbert County banner., 1921-06-03

Little Florence Gatewood has
been quite i'll with tonsilitis.
Elbert County tribune and Elbert County banner., 1921-06-03

Miss Esther Black has returned
from the Springs where she has been
on visit.
Elbert County tribune and Elbert County banner., 1921-06-03

Ninnian aGa Peolfe Pets rs., .ou.
DeccE$ssep bay in Elbs r.
Elbert County tribune and Elbert County banner., 1921-06-03

!, Roy Brown and his crew of men
are busy hauling lumber and ce-
ment to Kiowa for the building of
1.-THE new schoolhouse.
Elbert County tribune and Elbert County banner., 1921-06-03

Walter Black was down from Den
yer on a visit with home folks over
Sunday. 49, A ~
Elbert County tribune and Elbert County banner., 1921-06-03

Mr.. and Mrs. w. AuIesbrook are
visiting at Meade. Colorado. ehis
week,
Elbert County tribune and Elbert County banner., 1921-06-03

We are sorry to hear that Mrs ,
Rhudy. who is at Fort Collins.
again very iill.i afsst s31aa,.t
Elbert County tribune and Elbert County banner., 1921-06-03

Mr.. and Ms A. G. Cornforth en-
tertained Denver friends Sunday and
Monday.
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This Page used for Ebert
Exclusive

B. NJ. Maroon is transac...ing basi.
ness in Denver this week.
Elbert County tribune and Elbert County banner., 1921-06-03

Mr. Frazeis = Elsner of Denver is
visipHg reia dives here this week.
Elbert County tribune and Elbert County banner., 1921-06-03

Dr.. Elder preached a. fine Mer norial
Day Sermon here Sunday to a. very
large audience. go Il
Elbert County tribune and Elbert County banner., 1921-06-03

Mrs Ranes, who has been, keepirs
house at Roy Browns, returned tc
Denver Saturday. ..s<
Elbert County tribune and Elbert County banner., 1921-06-03

,orley Crouch and Roy Brown were
over in Simla looking up evidence
in regard to the recent store robbery
there.
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FARM TEGIsLATIoN TO BE
H rHE RUSHED THROUGH

Washington, May 27.-The non
partisan block of senators with ag-
ricultural interests, comprising one
fourth of the membership of tae
senate will meet next Friday to per-
feet the program OF farmer lesisla-
ton. it was learned today.
The Norris bill to regulate the
packing industry is first on the pro-
gram. 1t has been reported to the
senate and will be pressed for pas
sage when the naval and army bills
are out Of the way.
Next will come the Tincher-Cap-
per anti-grain gambling bill. This
bill has already passed the house
by a vote OF 26s to SO and is now
before the senate agricultural com
mittee, which has been urged by the
group to begin work on the measure
at once, -
The Capper truth in fabric" bill
designed to aid the sheep and wool
industry and protect the public from
buying shoddy goods sold at prof.
teering prices, follows in, the tenta-
tive schedule of the group. This
measure has the endorsement of Sec
retary of Agriculture Wallace and
many farm organizations. a
Elbert County tribune and Elbert County banner., 1921-06-03

Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Riggs of Fow-
Ter have been visiting at Litherlands
and Vern Mundy's,
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LOCAL NEWS.

Adolpli Meuller of Denver visf
ted his brother Alfonso this week
Elbert County tribune and Elbert County banner., 1921-06-03

Mrs. Nina rurd' N hss ra.,o,
to Denver for pefl lical treatment.
Elbert County tribune and Elbert County banner., 1921-06-03

VA severe hap storm visited Calhan
oe''oraeion "a y. burt at this season
Oh tne year n damage was done.
Elbert County tribune and Elbert County banner., 1921-06-03

Hans Carsen is much improved
ana y able to be about on. .crutches.
Elbert County tribune and Elbert County banner., 1921-06-03

!, US 10y, Brown and children
.eturned from their visit Win
~ ,ods and relatives in Denver
Elbert County tribune and Elbert County banner., 1921-06-03

me naseoail ear lie Sunday. Elbest
euaiia' at SEE alta, resulted in 8
score of 6 to ir favor of sedaI,o
Elbert County tribune and Elbert County banner., 1921-06-03

3EHr' ana = frs. H. T. Severine OF
rountain a I'D VIM Gaylor. brother,
sisi'ea ner sister, Mrs. Gen Giles
Decoration Dav
Elbert County tribune and Elbert County banner., 1921-06-03

Miss Edith, corbett of Denver
spent Sunday and Decor alton Day
with her father aud sist a.
Elbert County tribune and Elbert County banner., 1921-06-03

Mr. and Mrs J. f Corey are off or
= fishing trip in Est es Park thi;
week q
Elbert County tribune and Elbert County banner., 1921-06-03

Miss MccArsy' Coy superinten-
aen. VI eon' r4ade special visit
On ous'pess a 'EIbert this week!
Elbert County tribune and Elbert County banner., 1921-06-03

Res oarver'is doing some slgn pain
ting for Larsen Brothep5' this week
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Mrs. N. C. Wheeler has gone to-
Denver for mediesl treatment.
Nv j. n ,Jones spent the
art Of the week la Eiizahst o'
Ninnian aGA Psolfe Pets
'ecGr~slep bay ia Elbe RI
Mrs. Nina rurd' N has returned
o Denver for pc, ef,ical treatment.
Mr. Frazeis Elsner of Denver isl
'isiDHg rela dives here this week.
Hans Earsen is much improved
ana y able to be about on .crutches.
Reg Carver is doing some sien pain
ting for Larsen Brother.' this week.
Mr. and Mrs, w. Aulesbrook are
visiting at Meade Colorado. ehis
week,
Mr.. and Ms A. G. cornforth en-
tertained Denver friends Sunday and
Monday.
Miss Esther Black has returned
from the Springs where she has been
on a visit.
Walter Black was down from Den
yer on visit with home folks over
sunday s- 80
We are sorry to hear that Mrs. ].
ahudy. who is at Fort Collins. is
again very iill.i u sss s3l.4a,.' =
Dr.. Elder preached a fine Mer norial
Day Sermon here Sunday to a. very
'afss auaisn'e, - l.sr j1,e
Mrs. Ranes, who has been Keeping
house at Roy Browns, returned to
Denver Saturday. -, <
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Riggs of Fow-
Ter have been visiting at Litherland,
and vern Mundy's>
Miss Edith corbett of Denver
spent Sunday and Decor alton pa,
with her father aud sisf or
Miss McCArty, ceyz r,v superinten
dent of schools yAade special visi
On ousipess a 'EIbert this week.
.fxr.f -
| -. 10Y Brown and chilure
ha'e .eturned from their visit VII
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Pimlico Entries.

First Race-Maiden two-year-olds; selling
four and a half furlongs Commander Colin.
10; Al. 10: Mad Nell, 1o2: Aunt Agnes
10T: Devonite, 10: Wlfex. 1O5; Tricks. 40.
Second Race-Three-year-old claiming
six furlongs: Runquoi, 1T; 'Git Fringe
10I; Kineto. III: Miss Petite. 1o4: Marie.
ll2: 'Roseate. 90: tan Son. iI2; 'Tubby
A., 1i2.
Third Rnce-The Hampden steeplechase
four-yea r-olds and up: two miles: tSea
Scot. 1877: tBrest Hill. 14o: Genevieve B..
14s; tSea Skipper, 1877; Bell Ringer. $50:
Soumangha, 14s; Minata. 147; Decisive. 100;
Ireland. 1871. fCanterbury Farm entry.
tTen pounds allowance claimed for rider.
Fourth Race-The Southern Handicap
thrce-year- -olds and up six furlongs: Car
mondale, 1f2. Fort Bliss, 100; Panaman, "
Charlie Hummy. lW: King Thrush. Jos
vice-Chairman. 90; Crank, ITO; Jean Corey
o..
Fifth Race--Claiming: handicap; three
year-olds and up one mile and turlong
.Beaverkill. 1903: Sammy jay. los. poly
c.. 90; sTantalus, Ill. Herd Girl, III; WAL
nut Hail. 1I2.
Sixth Race-The Forest Park Purse; three
year-olds and up, first division ciaihin9 M
one mile: -Redland. 1l3: sHank O'Day. l22
The Decision. u.s. Miss Filley. 1i3: 'White-
haven, los; Mather, 1871; Brisk. 12l; Martha
Luckett, lUT 'Perigourdine. los.
Seventh Race-The Forest Park: three
ysar-olds and up: second division; claiming
one mile: Mr.. prummel. 115. DADDY Hoi-
bert, 1I3. sGaliot, 05. 'Sunny Hill. li3
sugarmlnt, 10. war Tax, los, 'Suhouria
iii. Incinerator, 1i2. 'Hush. lO'.
weather clear: track fast.
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Fragments of Sport.

PHILADELPHIA. May 10.--wrllam T.
Tii1 n 3D. worlds tennis champion. defeated
WUirr johnson, Pennsylvania champion,
90. s--3, In an exhibition match NJ the Uni
vrrsIty OF Pennsylvania courts here to-day.
" was probably Tilden's last appearance on
American courts before sailing for England
On Thursday 20 defend his title.
PRINCETON, ~. j., May fo.-'rhe Tiger
crews took TO the water again this after
noon. DR.. Spaeth concentrated his attention
upon crew "a" which. Rtroked by Capt.
cresswell defeated the Harvard Junior var
sity last week. Cressweli's crew is the aggre-
CATION which will represent the Orange and
rack Saturday In the Child's cup race or
.he Harlem.
PRINCETON, ". T.. May f0-Princeton
shut out Swarth1nore IN tennis to-day. max
Ing her third successive court victory. Five
ysnglcs and two doubles matches came the
way OF the Tigers, all with two set matches
cAMBRrrsGE, Mass, May io,-will.air
C.arceion OF Boston has been appointed ref
cree OF the intercollegiate track meet which
IL 10 bc held IN the Harvard stadium May
- and ~.
lrh-.IuAx n. S.. May s0.--Th- May
flower o-dny scored her third victory over
The Gloucester boat. ro.n soiooners viii
leave shortly for the yphtng h.nhs on the
irip recassary 10 qualify all fishing boats
for entry IN .hs International racea.
The Columbia freshmen defeated rraefnu'
fIirh school IN dual frr~k met on Houtr
Irsld yestsrSay hy soon ot 20 sosrts 10 af
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KERESEY'S TENACITY
WINS STENNISNATCH
Fights Off Impending Defeat
in Harlem Singles Tonr-
nament.
TEN PLAYERS SURVIVE
i. j. Mccall Impresses by 6-2,
SO Victory Over William
M. Fischer.
TEN PLAYERS SURVIVE
ny SAMUEL ). RRooKmAN.

Only ten of the hundred odd players
who began the tournament on Saturday
survived the fourth day in the Harlem
Challenge cup singles on the courts or
the Harlem Tennis Club yesterday.
Among them were Herbert L. Bowman.
Allen Behr, Alfred y. Hammett. III Don
AID Keresey, Leslie v. Robinson and f.
j. Mccall With the possible exception OF
Mccall of whom little was known be-
fore the event began. all of those named
figured to advance as far as they have
gone.
tournament playing in the vicinity OF
Baltimore, has been one of the surprises
of the week Following his three SET
victory oyer John $. McDerEott on Mon
day he eliminated William M. Fischer
yesterday by q more or less convincing
margin In straight sets, and on form
appears TO have as good chance as
any TO reach the final round in the
lower half of the draw. Throughout his
match with Fischer Mccall profited by
Ms ability to follow forcing drive 10
the net, where he yolleyed steadily ana
with precision. He covered lot OF
~ro,,rs ana turned some of Fischer's
best shots into winning points. Fischer
as usrtal depended on a singing fore
hand drive. but his control OF II was err
rarfc and he suffered the consequences.
In what proved to be the best tussle
Of the day Don Keresey scored over
Morton Bernstein after being twice
within two strokes of Mefeat. heresey
persistency and tenacity won Tor him.
He seemed to rise to his best tennis
toward the close OF each set and stead
led remarkably well In the pinches
despite his aggressive attack. He was
IN at the net in the majority OF the
lengthy rallies and volnyed witl Gus,
tou1ary effectiveness, sending the pan
back at sharp untakable angles. Az
deep court driving Bernstein outsteadied
him. and that fact. together Win tie
speed and sharp break of Bernstein 3
service. forced Keresey to the unit Oh
his tennis wits and endurance
AT least a dozen times during the
match Bernstein's service escaped kere-
sew entirely. Keresey had the vantage
game in the first set after the score mao
gone to deuce, but he grew wild ana iost
his chance for the set on two drives far
out of court The score was S--o. Ihe
next two sets also went to deuce games
and in each Bernstein led o-4 ana so-
all. but could not get the two points
necessary for victory.
The summary:
Harlem Challenge Cup Sing es in,ro
Raund-E. j. Mccall defeated John :. NC
Iermott. 1-G, -. s-6: II. D.. keresey
won from w. b. Roberts by default; NJ.
bernstein defeated j. Minister 9-i. -
IL Won Bernuth defeated X. Craig. e-i,
l-2: T. y. Keeue defeated W. >. fearce
s-2, G-2 r. ID. Powers defeated a Is.
Murray TT, &C.. Leslie ". Robinson ae-
feafed B Landau. Go. 2-S. 6-4-
Fourth Round--Ailen Behr won from X. y;
defeated q Paker. 81. 60. L. J. Mccall
defeated william NJ. Fischer. Co.. So;
II. D. keresey defeated Morton Bernstein
o-S, T-J, T-J.
The New York herald., 1921-05-11
1 1TO4FAYORITE LAST
IN FOUR HORSE RACE
Ginger Gives the Talent a Sc
we're Jolt on the Louis
vile Track.

LOUISVILLE, KY. May TO- Rain
spoiled what was originally a fairly
attractive card at the Churchill Downs
race course this afternoon. The talent
received severe jolt in the IF tb. race
when they played Ginger down 10 1 to
and he did not finish in the morley In a
field of four starters the winn er being
Belgian Queen at to /.
Summaries
First Race-Fog three-year-olds nd up
ward. clai ling; purse 81 200: six II irlongs !:
Mabel G.. 10 Connolly. 1880 and $3.50.
second kallipoiis. 1o5 (wallsJ, So, third !:
Gloria France, Marie Maxim. ,rou nd Swell.
Belle of Elizabethtown and Qua rau.teed
Second Rnce-For two-year-ol ds. colts and
seldings; claiming; purse si.9no; four and
half fnriongs - stamp. 1io (Mooneyl,
so sfsnmanS. M $50 $50 and ss'1o sec o ond Bully lily
Buttons, 1f5 Craylor). $3.50. tb ird. Time.
0:55 2-5. Also ran-Colossus and Daddy
Third Race-For four-yeai,-oids and up
ward; claiming; purse 81 300; One mile and
$ and s.. won; Repeater. II2 Iansford6S
TaDM p0o IL pearee. sce BY t, Nelic eli ToS 'TS
colts and geldings; elaimirg; purse $500;
IS. sa 81 70 V and ssac' Won: sssse More Careful
! Autocrat. lis Connolly. f.7.so third. Time
| 0:4o 10. Also ran-Iu ictnson. Dorius and
Sun Time.
Firth Race-The Che, Sa<se Park Purse: FOR
| three -year-olds and upward: allowances
\ purse 81 100; one mile and sixteenth. Bel
/ out, won: Bunga B'Icy. Oh (dcGraw), Sc ~
and out. second Bftvla. W Penman). out
''s sixth Si Race-The tyier9 Hotel Handicap: foi
| tilree-year-olds a'ld upward: purse 81 400
! six furlongs. Bfoobholt. NJ (M. Garner)
81. 10 and 2l40. won: Minute Man. II;
| (SmithD. $3.50 and go second Tableat
d'ffonneour,. liz fMartinczo. $3.50, third
Time, - 20, Also ran-Mlle. Dazzle ant
High Cost.
Seventh Rafe-Fyor four-year and mp
ward; claimiiJg; purse 81 800: one mile ant
| a sixteenth. Co'son. 10 (Brysonl. 500 20
! s25.T0 and 1910. won: Link Boy, 10:
(Anthony( :ra.30 and $500, second; Harves
/ King, Ill '(B1rretD, $3.50. third. Time
:4s Az. filso lran--Jerry, Lazy Lou. PoIlu
Sandy Mac AMI Simpleton.
The New York herald., 1921-05-11
Bradley Will Not Dodge
Whitney Colts in Stakes

Speciol Despatch to THE New York HERALD.
LOUISVILLE, KY, May 10.--E. r.
Bradley, owner OF Idle Hour Farm and
OF the winning Derby entry. Behave
Yourself and Black Servant, has
answered the challenge Informally ex-
tended by James Rowe. trainer of tho
whitney stable, for a match race be.
tween Tryster and Behave Yourself. Il
have no direct knowledge" said Mr.
Bradley, "of the challenge issued by Mr.
Rowe. ] want to say, however. that
10th Behave Yourself and Black Ser
want are entered In future stakes at tn.
Downs and at Latonia- l assure you
that / vii. not doudge Tryster with
iether one OF my colts in any Of the
stake races in which MIR. Rowe cares &c
enter Tryster."
The New York herald., 1921-05-11
Columbia's Rowing Captain
Is Seized With the Grip

Columbia prospects for supremacy in
rowing this year received a severe set
back yesterday afternoon when 1t was
learned that Lansing Van Houten. cap
tain of the varsity crew. had contracted
a severe case Of grip. accompanied py
a high fever. The illness means that
Van uatlten. who rowed number seven.
vvtll not be able to pull his oar in the
Childs Cup race and that in all prooa-
bilIty the Blue and White now Will have
little chance of victory. Van Houten
has been removed from the training
quarters TO the Lenox Hill Hospital
The New York herald., 1921-05-11
Louisville Entries

rtr~t pace-Purae 81. 400; claiming; three
rear-ods and upward: six furlongs: Money
es I,,g son. 10, Golden Ounce, 100. Nurse
Jane. 1Oi: Bicmlshed. 10I; Buddie kcan'
100. .Arrow Point. 10; .Archle Alexander,
yo, l,U Need Ss~ i 100: Rsdmon. i22. Also eligible
destroyer, 10, 'Frivol. e1 Sam Reh. liz
Rnhy. ITO: Theron. i04: Harry Bur
second Race--Purse $1,000; for maidep
tbrre-year-olds: seven furlongs: CremYs.
los John Arbor. i13. Willow Tree, li3;
lis: Advocate. ii3: Radio. ils; zpyher. li3;
pemonstrator. 1i3: Pinecrest. 113 True
FRIEND ii5. ciem Thiesen. ]f3; Loearne
noyal. los, Blond Buddie, .s15: fMusic in the
Air. los. Homad 1os; Tish Maker. f13.
stThraves and spencey entry.
two-year-old fiile5S four furongs 'omnlpo-
tent. 10: .Atta gal. no. 'Noon Time, ITO:
Carrie Baker, 115; Miss Crestwood, li9
Southern Jrenue. ii5; Mig, ll5; Alameda
= FourtT Rsce-Purse 1880; claiming; oor
Dip. 50 'Machiavelli, o4 Pattern. %; Jet.
ydin 10 'Hondo. los' .clarke, 10s; .our
vim. ITO: .slrnoni,e. no. sir John vergne
49, Jim Heffering. 10.
FIFTH Race-purse 1000 added: The Bash.
ford Manor Stakes for two-year-old colts and
ri: fBrcudaihane, III; fHoyal Palm. lit
Better SIN. 1872. Lord Alien. i22; Lucknow
fQ2 Adventure. 1925 tCasey. i22: tRenah
l2J. fBreckenridge Lewis entry. TO. Y
Dc ker entry
sixth Race--rurse 81 COO: PcnnIs ITsndi
cap purse 81 Goo for three-year- 0lds ant
inward: ors milo. Sands ~ Pleasure. io2
Sterling, t07 Nancy Lea. i0s Paul wsidel
fl;: Wood Trap, Tia.
Seventh Raoe-purse oil 800; claiming foi
four W r-oids md upwn rd milo and
cuartor. sfLonncwnrd Bound. l0f sWaxa
fM: .lr1'uilrnah. ITO. pr. Tiao, ia: Mag.
net La1d III Texas Special ia: Lottsry
ia: Capital CITY. tt2 Osd'tnx. ii2i Coy.
Ion. tfA.
sAppscn;ts~ allow ans claimed
The New York herald., 1921-05-11
Mclaughlin Stops McCirr.

Vic Mclaughlin. who claims recogni-
ton as a niddleweight contender. made
short work last night of the veteran
Walter McGirr In bout at the Hunts
Toint S. O. Mclaughlin had the con-
test in hand from the start and McGirr
.yas so severely beaten in the sixth that
the referee stopped the unequal bout
Bobby wolgast. clever flyweight, out
pointed Eddie Leonard in an interesting
twelve round encounter.
The New York herald., 1921-05-11
Kumagae to Meet Anderson
on MapIewood c. c. Courts

In the feature OF an exhibition tennis
event at the Maplewood Country Club
next Saturday under the auspices or the
MetropoIitan Tennis Association. of which
Maplewood Country Club is charter
member. Ichigo Kumagae, the Japanese
star, is to meet Frank I. Anderson,
national indoor champion. There VIII
also be women's singles between Miss
Margaret Grove and Mrs. Samuel H..
Waring, both of the New York Tennis
Club. Miss Grove is No. 10 in national
ranking.
Miss Grove, paired with Harry j.
Steinxampf. will play mixed doubles
with Mrs. waring and Charles Cham
bers. vice-president OF the Metropolitan
Association. These matches have been
arranged 10 promote interest in the game
at the country club and vicinity OF the
Oranges.
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which Dempsey will use as training

which Dempsey will use as training
quarters.
Dempsey did only light work to-day
and will not box till he does so In pub
lie, and this event waits on the COM
petion of the seating arrangements.
The champion has decided that he will
not attend any more social functions and
will keep quiet till the real work begins.
Jim Corbett and Dempsey had a long
conversation early to-day preceding the
Rotary Club dinner. and the former
champion gave the present title holder
much valuable information.
The New York herald., 1921-05-11
Bartfield and~Cans Draw.

Soldier Bartheid and Italian Joe Cans
fought fifteen rounds to a d:aw last
night at the Brooklyn Arena. The battle
was an exciting one and the spectators
gave close attention. The judges dis
agreed and the referee voted for a
draw, which coincided with the decision
of one of the judges.
Young Hoffman outpointed Leo Dill
lon in a ten round bout.
The New York herald., 1921-05-11
Tiger Athletes on Council.

PRrScETofN, N. j.. May 10.--stanley
KeclS and Armand Legendre. PrInceton's
two most distinguished football men.
have been honored by election TO the
senior c9uncil the student board. Keclt
is ALI american tackle and next years
football leader, while Legendre was last
fall's .Ali-American end, according 70
Walter Camp.
The New York herald., 1921-05-11
cood Fishing Sunday at the Llghtship.

can, pollsk. who runs tho Ida out OF
canarsie. said he caught plenty OF ling,
,yhiting and hake at the Lightshlp on sun
dnv Tho ling we're the regular spring run
and the bake ran from pound TO twelve
one man had six hake and among then,
,he twelve FOUNDER. He won the pool for
1srer 10 sold the hake for III so and wen,
romc happy with the other five.
a foilow known az Harry caught a
soa porvy and y flrks vas taken on this
Trip,
The New York herald., 1921-05-11
Marty Summers Beaten.

BOSTON, May 1o.--Nate Siegel of Re-
we're defeated Marty Summers. New York
here tonight. The referee
stopped the bout after four rounds.
The New York herald., 1921-05-11
american Legion Takes
Slap at Jack Dempsey
Local Boxing Bouts
For Current Week

TONIGHT.
Mitchell Fieid-Biily Marlowe vs. Jackie
Norman, I2 rounds; Al Tiernau vs..
johnny Lucas, 10 rounds.
Pioneer Sporting Ciub--Kid Williams vs..
Pnckey O'Gntty, Is rounds.
THURSDAY NIGHT.
Brighton Beach Sporting Club-Irish
Jimmy Dwyer VS.. Jimmy Cooney, Is
rounds; Warren Cusack vs.. Bushey
Graham. 10 rounds.
Broadway Exhibition Associa tion--Her-
vey Bright VS.. Kid DUDE, l2 rounds;
Philiy McGoyern ,s. doe 1olictti, 10
rounds.
The New York herald., 1921-05-11
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