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MICHIGAN

ANN ARBOR. Mich, Oct. 2o.-Coach
Yost tried out his varsity defense Wednes-
day in a dummy scrimmage with the re-
serves and the varsity was able to cope
with everything the reserves used in the
way Of Ohio State formations. Many
passes were tried by the reserves, but few
succeeded. and Yost was well pleased
with the way In which his secondary de-
tense prevented completed passes. 1t was
definitely announced that Bank, quarter
back, and Usher, fullback, would not be
able TO play against the Buckeyes, but
the loss will not be keenly felt, as Uteritz
at quarter, and Roby at fullback, are ca
pable men, and should not weaken the
regulars are not injured early In the Ohio
fray, Yost will be able to keep a strong
team on the field.
INDIANA
BLOOMINGTON, Ind, Oct. 2O.-In-
diana's squad of twenty FIVE men left
reach Chicago late in the evening and re-
main there all night before resuming the
journey to Minneapolis. The Hoosier
lineup VIII be the same as started against
Harvard, with the exception of ends
Hanny and Donovan are still nursing in
1uries and will he on the side lines Bahr
viii! start at right end; Leonard, right
tackle; Cox right guard; Ross, center;
McGraw. left guard: France, left tackle /;
Bell, left end; Wilkens, quarter back !:
Burke, right half; Maynard, left half. and
Captain Kyle, fullback. Cox has been
having trouble with his ankle, and McColl
may start at right guard.
MINNESOTA.
MINNEAPOLIS, Mimi, Oct 20.-Old
Minnesota football stars are rallying to
the aid Of the 1921 Gophers. John Nc
Govern, considered one Of the great
quarter backs of all time, as well as
Hunky Davis, reported Wednesday to
help the Gophers stage a comeback
against Indiana next Saturday. long.
hard scrimmage was dealt out 1t was
o'clock before the boys got to the show
ers, the ghost ball and arc lights aid.
ing the regulars in the late work out
DR.. Williams IS not with the team this
portant business, and sig Harris is in
charge Of the squad.
PURDUE.
LAFAYETTE, Ind, Oct. Civilians
and Macklin performed excellently for
the Purdue regulars in scrimmage
Wednesday. The team displayed a fight
ing spirit that rivaled that shown in the
pleased with the exhibition. Geiger, who
is being tried at full back, made some
pretty plunges through the scrub line,
and Weber and Murphy were tried out
at the ends. Dietz is plannin ga practice
game for Saturday, which is an open date
The varsity will oppose the freshman
eleven In a regular contest of four
periods.
ILLINOIS.
URBANA, Ill, Oct. 20-Big Jack
Crangle continued to rest Wednesday, as
far as Scrimmage was concerned. The
full back entered the Iowa game under
great physical disadvantage and was able
to play only one half. Providing Jack can
be rounded into form by Saturday, 1t is
figured there is a good chance Of atop
ping Wisconsin. Dutch Kaiser, the
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able addition to the squad. He was a
varsity grid man at the University OF
Washington last year, winning his letter
The team has been weakened by the loss
OF Magnuson and La Count, guards,
through injuries, but 1t is thought that
Rembe and Scrantny, a new candidate
from the dental school, may fill the
places.
OHIO STATE.
COLUMBUS, Oct. 2O-More than 5000
followers of the Ohio State University
grid team win go to Ann Arbor this
weekend to witness the Michigan Ohio
State clash there Saturday, according to
Ohio State athletic officials who today
said that many tickets had been disposed
Of. Two special trains are scheduled to
leave here tomorrow night. Seven other
specials will leave Saturday morning
Many other rooters are planning to go
by automobile
The Buckeye team will leave tomorrow
night, arriving in Ann Arbor early Satur-
day. In, practice this week Coach Wilce
has been drilling his squad in new plays
to be used against the Wolverines, pass
ing up the heavy scrimmage which here
tofore has constituted much OF the work
preceding important games.
IOWA.
IOWA CITY, Iowa, Oct. 2O.-One more
blow has fallen on Coach Jones. Gordon
Rath, an exceptionally good half back
substitute, suffered a broken collar bone
in scrimmage and is out of the game
for the season. Rath was close to Shut
tleworth and Miller as back fielder
Another victim, Doc" Miller, also a half
back who played in the Notre Dame
game, twisted his leg In practice, but will
be out only for a short period. Jones
is developing Aubrey Devines drop kick
ing power this week and practice is not
hard or rough Prentiss and MacRae are
taking the places Of Rath anad Miller.
WISCONSIN.
MADISON. Wis, Oct. 20-Strong wind
and rain interfered with the Badgers
practice Wednesday. The practice field
is so soft that the squad was forced to
transfer to the main gridiron. The An
Americans" with their Illinois plays
scrimmaged the varsity, and, although
the iIeligibles are strong opponents, the
varsity was able to hold them in a way
that showed considerable improvement
Whether Richards intends to shift the
line is not known, but the combina ton
used against Northwestern was a strong
one, and he likely will continue It, In
that game Brumm had been removed
from guard to replace Hohlfield at tackle,
Christensen took Brumm's guard job and
Nelson the right guard position Bunge
at center, Brader at left tackle. and Te-
bell at right end are fixtures, and Gould
seems to be the best bet for the left
wing. There was no change IN the back
field
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PGge Keeps Butler
Men Working After
Dark in Hard Drill

Butler meets Earlham at Irwin Field
Saturday. Coach Pat Page is evidently
not satisfied with the defense of the But
Ter Bulldogs. Page knows only too well
that the Earlham team will be pointed
for the Butler game. He knows that
Coach Moves Quakers are as heavy as
the Butler aggregation and therefore he
is working on defense.
The Butler coach evidently believes the
offense Of his team that scored the top
heavy. victory over Hanover is strong
enough to score the necessary points
against Earlham, but Page fears the
strength Of the Quakers' defense
Long after dark yesterday Coach Page
was drilling his line men in charging and
in breaking through the opponents line
and breaking up plays. Page remem-
bers that Hanover. a team that was help
less on defense last week, had an offense
that made a number Of first downs
against Butler. He evidently fears the
Quakers may open up an aerial attack,
which combined with a smashing split
interference line play. may fool the But
Ter athletes and he is devoting most Of
his time this week in drilling his Blue
and White athletes on style Of defense
that he believes will halt Coach Moves
Offense
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Ban to Give MeXicanS
Pointers on Baseball

CHICAGO, Oct 2O-Baseban has at
tanned such a marked popularity in Mex
leo, according to Ban Johnson, president
of the American Lea que, that today he
announced he would go to the Mexican
capital In December to explain how the
game is conducted in the United States.
Mr.. johnson said that the secretary
Of state in Mexico is an ardent baseball
fan.
In 1907 C. A Comiskey took his White
Sox there for the training period. The
occa sion was marked with great pomp,
and so much interest was raised that the
Mexican boys Immediately took up the
game and since then several capable play
ers have been developed
Recently two Texas League teams went
on an exhibition tour through parts OF
Mexico and their reception was pro-
nounced cordial
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Play-by-Play Returns
of l. U.-GOpher Game;
Oct. Is Tickets Ready

Play-by- play returns from the Mime
sota-Indiana game at Minneapolis Sat
urday will be received at DruidS Hall,
Meridian and Ohio streets, it was an
nounced today by the Indianapolis Alumni
Association Of Indiana University. The
plays will be plotted on q miniature
gridiron so that the fans may picture
the progress Of the teams.
= Local fans are watching with intense
interest the Gopher Indiana fray at Min
neapolis and the Nebra ska Notre Dame
game at South BEND next Saturday. The
results of these contests viii indicate the
relative strength of the Notre Dame and
Indiana, and will provide the basis for
the dope on the clash of these elevens
here week from Saturday.
Frank Fl. LEVEL, alumni secretary for
Indiana University, who viii receive and
fill the NOtre Dame Indiana reservations
which are coming into the headquarters
here from all parts of the State, took
charge today The task of filing the
advance reservations is a big one this
year. In order that Indianapolis fans
might not be Second choice" the filing
Of reservations by mail was h ID up I'M
til today, when the local sale opened at
the ClaypoOl drug store.
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Pocket Billiards Meet

PHILADELPHIA. Oct. 20-Ralph
Greenlesf. the title holder; Bonnie Allen.
Kansas City; Michael KOvacn, Trenton
\. j., and Walter Franklin. Kansas City,
were the winners of yesterdays matches
in the national pocket billiards tourna-
ment.
last nights nrogrsn dafootod Ar,b 81
Church, Yonkers, n. Y, 125 to 102, in
twenty six innings. Church gave the cham
pion hard battle. Several times during
the game he led by n good margin. High
runs were: Greenleaf, As Church, 20
Bonnie Allen, Kansas City, defeated
Thomas A Hueston, Los Angeles, 125 to
6S, in the first game last night. Allen
had a high run of 81 and went out in
thirteen innings. Hueston's best run
was L.
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School Football Ring Sport
AROUND THE BIG TEN

after layoff, due to an injury, and may
be able to play against Wisconsin.
CHICAGO.
CHICAGO, Oct. 2o.-Hopeful rather
than confident. the University of Chicago
football team departed today to meet
Princeton Saturday with a squad OF
thirtysi players and coaches, headed
by Captain Mcclure and Coach Stage.
Training efforts the last week have been
largely devoted to stiffening the Maroons'
scrimmage line, to withstand the Tigers
offensive in the first periods, while the
back field has planned a punting and
forward passing game. Chicago showed
brilliant early season form in their first
game against Northwestern, but was
ragged against Purdue two weeks ago,
even though holding back to save plays
and players for their Eastern trip. Coach
Stage declared he was strongly hopeful
of a victory If favored by breaks of the
game, and felt that he had a strong
eleven.
SOUTHWESTERN.
CHICAGO, Oct. 20-The Purple var
sity football team resumed practice
Wednesday afternoon with five additional
men from the downtown schools on the
squad. Rembe, guard, a student in the
medical school, promises to be a valu-
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Wet Ball Same as Dry
to NOtre Dame Stars

NOTRE DAME, Ind, Oct Ca heavy
rain soaked the practice gridlrou Wednes-
day and Coach Rockne took his men to
the regular playing field, where the grass
lessened the risk Of injury. The men han
died the wet ball with success Chat
Grant was back at quarter, after being
out OF the Purdue contest He may start
Saturdays Nebraska game In preference
TO Thomas or Smith. who worked against
Purdue. Wynne aud 'Dooley are the only
other men whose appearance against Ne
braska Is doubtful
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Great Entry List for
Chicago Billiard Meet

NEW YORK, Oct. 20-Seven Of tho
leading billisrdists Of Europe and
America are among the entries made
public last night for the worlds cham
pionship 1872 balk line contest to be held
in Chicago from Nov. Il to Nov. 10.
The list includes Willie Hoppe present
worlds champion; Jake Schaefer of Chi
cago, Welker Cochran Of San Francisco,
Edouard Horesman Of Belgium, cham
piOn Of Europe; Robert Cont. 20 years
old OF Paris; Ora Morningstar Of San
Diego, Cal, and George Sutton Of Chi
ca 90
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HOremans Averages So
in Billiard Exhibition

NEW YORK, Oct. 2O.-Edouard Hore-
mans, Belgian champion billiardist, scored
a grand avera ge of SO at the conclusion
last night of his 400 point 1872 balk-llns
match with Koji Yamada, japanese cue
expert who finished with a total of 425
and an averag Of II 1924.
The Belgian's high average was said to
have surpassed any previous one in an
exhibition match. In the fifth block yes
terday afternoon Horemans made high
runs Of 169 unfinished, and 142. In the
final block last night he beat Yamada,
400 10 SO. He ran out one block Of 400
from SPOT
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Elsie Arrives for Race

HALIFAX, y. s., Oct 2O--Logging 356
miles from her home port, Gloucester,
Mass, to Sambro Light off Halifax, in
forty-six hours, the trim looking fishing
schooner Elsie, defender Of the North At
lantic fshermen's trophy, arrived in port
yesterday.
Tomorrow the vessel will be overhauled
and relieved Of dunnage and unnecessary
gear in preparation for her first race with
the Nova Scotian challenger, Bluenose,
Saturday. Meanwhile, the crew of the
Lunenburg schooner is grooming her for
fbs contest
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Special Net Matches

Johnny Hennessey viii play a special
exhibition tennis match Sunday afternoon
against Clifford Herd Of Chicago. who re-
Gently won the Illinois State tourney and
who was defeated Ly R. Lindley Murray
In the international tournament at On
tario, Canada. Play will start at 2
o'clock at the Woodstock Club
In addition to the singles play Hen
nessey and Ralph Burdlck will take on
Herd and Bastian In a doubles match.
staged at Carl Fishers indoor court
The matches are open to the public
without charge and all local fans are tn
vited.
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Golf Stars PLAY Match

PHILADELPHIA, Pa, Oct. 20.-Willie
Hunter, amateur golf champion of Great
Britain, and Max Marston of Philadelphia
defeated Jesse Guilford, American
amateur title holder, and Francis Ouimet.
ex-open and amateur champion in a
thirty six hole exhibition match yester-
day over the Tredyfrln course at Paoli.
4 up and to play.
Hunter played the best golf Of the quar-
tet, his medal score of seventy six in the
morning round being the lowest turned
In
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BOwLEY THROWS HAFFEN.

CHARLOTTESVILLE, Ind, Oct. 90
Jim Bowley, Chicago wrestler, threw AL
bert Haffen, Battle Creek, Mich, two falls
out Of three here last night in a match
before the Charlottesville A. c. Bowley
gained the first fall in twenty five
minutes, using a toe hold, and was
thrown by Haffen with a double toe
hold sixteen and a half minutes later for
the second fall of the match. Bowley,
by taking advantage of Haffens sore
arm. which he claimed was injured in the
match, gained the deciding fall in thirty
two minutes.
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Women's Southern Golf

ATLANTA, Ga, Oct. 2O-A stiT breeze
confronted contestants in the second
championship. played here Wednesday,
snd made scoring uncertain. Mrs. DAVID
Gaut, Memphis, won her match with
Mrs. George c. Harrington. Atlanta. by
a score Of and 6. Mrs. Wyatt Hedrick
Of FIT Worth defeated Mrs. Ben Catins
Of Atlanta 2 and
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BOB MARTIN HONORED.

CHARLESTON, ". Va, oct. 20-Bob
Martin, heavyweight champion Of the
American Expeditionary forces, who re
sides at Terra Alta, w. Va, has been
named one Of three world war veterans
by Governor L. +. Morgan to represent
West Virginia at the ceremonies ON Ar
mistice day incidental TO the burial Of
Americas unknown soldier in Arlington
Cemetery. Martins companions viii be
Andrew Edmiston, Jr., of Weston, and
Elmer R. Bailey, Beckley.
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Marion High Wins

MARION, Ind, Oct 20.-Marion High
Schools football team defeated Peru on
the Booster gridiron yesterday afternoon,
ID to 8, on slippery field. Peru
started tho game as though II was going
to swamp the home eleven scoring a
touchdown in the FRY period, but failing
to kick goal Marion rallied in the
second period. scoring a touchdown and
kicking goal 1ad wound up by making
another touchdown in the final period
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TENDLER AND KANSAS READY.

NEW YORK, Oct. 20.-Lew Tender,
Philadelphias southpaw lightweight con-
tender, who meets Rocky Kansas at Mad
ison Square Garden tomorrow night, ar
rived here today TO finish training, wind
ing up with a brisk workout in a local
gymnasium. Kansas has been training
here and also wound up his work. The
winner Of tomOrrow's fifteen rounder has
been promised match with Benny
Leonard
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Foch to See Game

PRINCETON, N. j., Oct. 2O-Mar-
shall FOch has accepted an invitation
to attend the PrincetOn-Yale football
game at New Haven Nov. IL, 1t has
been announced by the secretary of
Princeton University. He will be ao-
companied by Col. Frank D'OHer, for
mer commander of the American
Legion. Marshal Foch win sit on the
Princeton side during half of the
game and on the Yale side the other
half
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IA VI L.. 1891
e3&1fUeS)
RICHARD TRIES TO SIGN JACK.

RICHARD TRIES TO SIGN JACK.
CHICAGO, Oct. 20-Tex Richard, box
ing promoter, conferred with Jack
Kearns, manager for Jack Dempsey,
heavyweight champion, here yesterday in
an effort to obtain Dempsey's signature
to a contract for a cham pionship contest
with Jess willard next July. The men
will confer again today RicEHrd said. He
will return to New York tooay.
willard already has signed for the bout.
No specific date has been proposed for the
contest, and Richard Is undecided as to
where II would be held.
Willard has not boxed publicly since
he lost the championship to Dempsey at
Toledo two years ago
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NAyY-wEsLEYAN GAME OFF.

ANNAPOLIS, Nd, Oct 2O.-The Navy
West Virginia Wesleyan football game
scheduled for next Saturday has been
cancelled at the request Of the West Vir-
ginia team commander, Douglas L. How
ard, director of athletics at the naval
academy. announced. Commander How
ard said no reason was given for the re
quest, which was made by Telegraph.
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VET PROMOTER DEAD.

Kennedy. 81, Montreal's foremost sport
ing event promoter, died Wednesday. HI
was a former partner Of Jack Curley
and at one time claimed the lightweight
wrestling championship OF the world.
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PrOminents to Attend

NEW HAVEN, Conn, Oct. 2O-secre-
tary of War Weeks, United States Sen
ator Wadsworth Of New York and Gen
eral Macarthur, cOmmandsnt at West
Point, will attend the Army-Yale game
here Saturday. Elaborate preparations
have been made for entertaining the
cadets
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Lands Still Mum

CHICAGO. Oct. 20.-Judge Lands made
no announcement yesterday as to when
decision on Babe Ruth can be expected
He Is going over the facts in the case and
may not be ready to pass Judgment be-
fore the start OF next week.
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ROWLING


SPOTS of the Marquettes grabbed off
single-game high honOrs in the K. of c.
League this week when he cracked the
naples for pa in the final skirmish his
team had with the SalvadOrs. The Mar
quotes annexed two of the three games.
The Christophers hung up 927 for the
evenings high single game total when
their count showed 927 in the opening
struggle with the Columbians.
The Ninas Knocked the Calumets for
three in a row. Lee getting q 206 for high.
The Ferdinands handed out similar treat
ment to the Genoas.
Other maple warriors in this league to
break into the big century class were
Beechem with 219, Burke with a 200,
Schneir with PA, Farmer with 215 and
Poirier with 203.
In the Elks League high scores were
numerous. Blue Of the Shin Bones had
his eye on the head pin and he plas-
tered the naples for 247 for single game
high He dropped slightly In his sec
ond game, but went over the double-cep
tury again in the wind-up.
King of the Eyes went large with a
pair Of big counts. 81
The Shin Bones total of 9S7 was the
best single game team score.
In the American Central Life circuit,
Ramsey of the Joint Life made the other
league workers take of their hats when
he crashed into the pins for 212.
In the Kingan League a 1875 by HIATT
of the Trafics was the evenings top
score.
In the Stutz VI. c. loop, Snyder of the
Chassis, rocked the naples for 191 in his
middle match and this was the best In
that circuit.
Daugherty Of the Tigers, and Phillips
of the Bearcats, each got a 1856 for high
ii the First Baptists League.
Brant Of the Stars, slipped over a 100
for the best count for one game in the
American Club circuit.
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AUTOS FOR YALE.

NEW HAVEN. Conn. Oct. 2O.-A rail
road strike will not interfere with the
Yale football schedule. Prof w F. Men
dell, member Of the athletic board OF CON
troll, stated Wednesday. II the strike
comes, Yale viii arrange TO go to Cam
bridge by automobile and Princeton will
arrange to come here by the same means.
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COMES BACK now FARe

NEW YORK, Oct 2O-Jim Coffey the
veteran Irish heavyweight, Joined the list
Spallo In a twelve-round bout here last
night.
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ST. XiatOr Wins

KANKAKEEt III, Oct 2O-St Viator
easily defeated Crane College Wednes-
e day, 60 to 0. Forward passes kept
Crane down the field for repeated touch
downs.
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II. $. BASKETBALL RESULTS.

NOBLEVTLLE, Ind, Oct 2O-The
Fishers high school basket ball team de-
feated the Cicero high school team Tues
day afternoon by the score of 20 to II.
The second team from Fishers also won
from the second Cicero team by the score
Of IL to T.
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IANCFORD SCORES X. o

TORONTO, Ontario, Oct. 20-Sam
Langford knocked out Young Peter
jackson of Detroit IN the second round
Of their scheduled ten round engagement
here
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PINKMAN WINS DECISION.

SEATTLE, Oct. 2O-Eddie PInkman,
local lightweight, won a decision over
Monk Fowler OF New Orleans in four
rounds here last night IN a close fight
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EVANSVILLE, Ind, Oct 20-An-
nouncement was made yesterday that the
New Albany Calumets. a football team OF
New Albany, Will play the Crimson
Giants Of this city at Bosse field Sunday,
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GRID INJURY FATAL.

FLINT, Mich, Get 20.-Francis Fricke,
- a North Branch high school student,
9ead here from injuries received in
rH~ti"a feammate accfdA1
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Cecil Leitch Goes Good

NEW YORK Oct 20.-Miss Cecil Leitch,
holder of the British, French and Cana
dian wOmen's golf championships. yester-
for the Beleclaire links in winning her
match in the club invitation tournament
against Mrs. NJ Heckscher of the Piping
Rock Club. Miss Leitch, who won by
FIVE and four. bettered the former mark
by two strokes and took only three more
than par
Her opponent in the semi-fnal tomor-
row will be Miss Glenna COllett of Provi-
dence, who eliminated Mrs. Alexander
Smith, New York two and one
Mrs W. A. Gavin. Metropolitan titIe,.
holder. defeated Miss Harriet Shepard,S
Hartford, FIVE and four. Mrs. Thomas
Huckneu. New York won from Mrs. A.
S. Rossin of the Belleclaire Club, three
and two.