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The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-09-28
Slim Chance
For Morley
Bogash Go

According to Hartford reports the
chance of an early bout between
Louis Bogash and Mike Morley are
Morley to take a vacation Mor1ey's
last fight for some time is scheduled
in Hartford tomorrow night when the
Hartford battler will meet Walter
Laurette, the Brooklyn mauker, who
was given a trimming by Bogash
during the past winter.
Matchmaker George Dwyar, of the
Bridgeport A & A, had his lines
out for q Bosash-Mo r1cy go for the
opening show next month at the
Casino. Boston clubs are also to
have a fight between Morley and Paul
Doyle, while Fall River wants the
Capital City boxer for a go with
Jackie Clark.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-09-28
ATHLETIC BOARD IN SESSION.

The State Athletic Commission has
announced chat all boxing club APP
p1ications will not be acted upon I'M
til the parties making the applica-
tions appear in person beforet that
body.
Bridgeport A & A. and Matchmaker
George Dwyer are therefore plan
ming a trip to the Capital City to-
day. There was a large gathering
of boxing men at the meeting of the
Commission yesterday. The first IL
cense was issued to the Charter Oak
club of Hartford, and Thomas Burns
former featherweight champion of the
state. has the distinction of obtaining
the first license as referee.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-09-28
ST. JOSEPHS Open
SEASON ON SUNDAY

ST. Joseph's footbal-team will open
their season Sunday at Devon, play
ing the strong team representing that
town. The game win be played on
the town athletic field which is 10
Gated on the State road It is expect
ed a large gathering from East
Bridgeport viii witness the game as
the cold water boys always command
a large following The Saints will
practice Thursday night at Old Mill
Green and all players must report.
The following men VIII wear the blue
bring the championship of their class
to the popular BarnuIn avenue club:
ENDS, Jason, Costigan, HourEgan;
tackles, Frye, Boyhan; guards, Ath-
center, Nev1ns, Kane; quarterback,
Gobel, Gleason; hafbacks, Williams,
Cassidy; full back, Barrett
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-09-28
BULLDOG SNAPPY

New Haven, Sept. 2S-Yale foot
ball players are in line for another
strenuous workout today. Yester-
days practice was marked by snap
and vim and highly pleasing to Coach
Tad Jones. In the varsity lineup
were:
HUMAN, Blair, Eddy, and Sturm,
left end; Into O'Brien and Hidden,
left tackle; Cruikshank and Cross.
left guard; Lands and Miller, centre;
,Trippe, Guernsey and Davis, right
guards; StorrS and O'Brien, right
tackle; Diller, Beaver and Lincoln.
right end; Oed, quarterback; Aldrich,
Neidlinger and Knapp, left half
back; Haas and Wight, right half
back; Jordan and Spiden, full back.
Visiting coaches were Ted Lilley,
Steve Philbin, Jack Field, Douglas
BON. lister. Eddie Shev1iG-
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-09-28
''HOLLOW" FOOTBALL
FANS HAVE ELEVEN

Football fans in the Hollow"
should see some classy football this
season. The Nationals will be in
the field with a strong combination
and will hold their practice tomorrow
night, the following players being
requested to report: Mulvey, Nc
Graw, Scippo, Carromo, Cordan,
Shea, O'Brien, Paul, Buckley, Snyder
and Rooney. The Nationals are open
to book games with the Laurels,
Woodlands, Berkshires and other
teams in the 1920 division. Games
are wanted for next Sunday at Seaside
Park and on Columbus Day.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-09-28


member
recently he
al
be ono another for Yankee
shutout a
the Yanks but
nearly tvvog anesin the eleselands
former majors this
Of the ts
springfe washington
Paedhc Coast
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-09-28
POLO SITUATION IS
Still IN THE AIR

The roller polo situation so far as
Bird geport is concerned appears to
be mighty blue. Failure of the Amer
lean Roller Polo league moguls to
meet as scheduled has given a dark
hue to the outlook for major organ
ization having a franchise here. Re
ports from Hartford indicate that the
Capital City will affiliate with the
proposed State League unless Pres
ident Henry Moore of the former or
ganization comes to the front with
definite plans. In the meantime, W.
w. Hanna, New Britain sportsman,
is going ahead formulating his State
League program.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-09-28
Big League Dust

The Giants won nine out of twelve
i-..n1es on the western trip and will
mt been seen in action again until
Friday, the date of the Matty teSti-
i onial tilt with the Braves.
John Collins. Red SOX outfielder,
KuCcked out two homers in the Sc
rtHs against the Athletics. The series
was $3.50 split.
The Pirates wound up their home
seacon by trouncing the Pills 9 to s,
knocking Pitcher Glazner out of the
box.
Rcush's homer won the game for
the Reds from the Cubs.
Cy Morgan participated in the S to
shutout administered the Braves by
the Dodgers.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-09-28
UMPIRES DONATE
$500 TO MATHEWSON
BOOSTER.

New York, Sept. 27.-Dona-
tions to the fund for Christy
MSthewSon, made public in full
today, amount to S1O,51O. This
sum will be Increased by the
Giants share of the game with
the Braves on Friday, and
money realized from the sale
of baSebal!s autographed by
Matty, Ruth, Kelly, President
Harding and other celebrities.
Charley Comiskey of the White
SOx yesterday sent his check for
$3.50, and Harry Sinclair came
through with one for $500. John
Heydler gave his personal check
for $3.50, and the umpires of the
National League Constituted
$500.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-09-28
VENICE JRS. SET.

The Venice, Jrs., have a fast 1880
pound team and would like to ar
range games with any teams in their
class. The manager of the Venice
team has a permit for this Sunday.
Oct. 2, at Seaside Park, and would
like to play one of the following
teams: Brooklawns, Acmes, Ma
tionals and the st. James Triangles,
or any other teams who would like to
play the Venice lads. The Venice,
Jrs., are coached by R. Gangene who
also coaches the fast A1l-Bridgeports.
Manager Julian would like the fol-
lowing players to report for practice
every night this week: Snyder, Ger
rome. Tomassette, Julian, Bandy. Is
nosito Sanchiene. Malone. Noife,
Della Rocco, Fressola, Vincent. Pll-
~asti. Matera, Cooley, Pran and De-
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-09-28
Gene Martin To Make Home
In Bridgeport For Winter

vana steamer from New York today.
The Cuban will be playing ball for
some time before he puts away his
bat and first baSeman'S mitt. He
expects to play in the Cuban league
and also play on the A1l-Cuban team
if the Brooklyn Nationals make their
contemplated trip 70 The island.
The Cuban was also loud in his
praise of Bridgeport and declared he
expected to return here next season.
The Cuban is also a Staunch admirer
of Gene Mccain, having played I'M
der the Derby pilot in New London,
a few seasons ago.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-09-28

New York, Sept 2S-Ptcher Urban Shocker of the st.
Louis Browns is of his word He said he would stop
the York Yank and he did And today the league leaders
advantage Cleveland the American League reduc
ed to a and a half.
The Missouri spbal twirler, who wore Yankee
uniform quite satisfied with his seasons wor: against the
Cub that traded him to the Browns 1913. Out Of
pitched against Workers this year
Won of them.
halting the Yank Yesterday shooker only BANKED
them holding them to five singles but he likewise made
The great Ruth hiess three times at bat In the ninth
with bases but
strategy and passed him, making Meusel fly
Sisters 18Th the
SONY game in the first inning.
the 1anks and the Cleveland Indians are idle Today
begin their final four which will
issue the American circuit The Chicago White
the worlds
u while New York plays three with the Athletics
and with he Sox.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-09-28
SPORT
SNAPSHOTS

EASTONFBob Carney, star south
paw, Lafayette, Will not return to
college this Fall. 1t is said he Will
matriculate at Princeton.
NEW EORK-Continuing their
1872 ballzhne exhibition at Maurice
Days Academy Jake Schaefer. de-
feated Albert Cutler by "a score of
400 to 200 and averaged so in so
doing. His high run was a cluster
of 211, made in the seventh inning
Of the game.
PTTTSBURGHTA night shoot
under the glare of powerful lights,
will be staged by trap-shooters of
Western Pennsylvania at the Pitcairn
Gun club tomorrow night. The con-
test will open at 8 D. m, and viii be
of SO targets. Contestants in a recent
night shoot at the club turned in
scores of 90 per cent and better.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-09-28
Yankees Series
Ticket Program,

The New York Yankees an
nounce that in case their team
wins the American League PEN
nant, these regulations will
govern the sale of tickets.
The tfcI>et numbers for the
Yankee games will be 2, 4, 6,
and 8.
The prices, including war tax.
will be: All box seats, $3.50:
lower grand stand, reserved,
$3.50; upper grand stand, not
reserved, $3.50: bIcachers, Sf.1O.
Box and reserved scat tickets
VIII be sold for four games. All
must he made in writing and be
accompanied by Il certified check
or money order made payable to
the American League Base Ball
Club of New York.
The upper. grand stand and
EleaChcI' tickets will be placed
on sale at the Polo Grounds at
each game. Purchasers of these
tickets must enter the park i'm
mc1iatcly. No upper grand stand
or blcachcr tickets will be, ac-
ccpted after the gate to these
sections are closed.
Holders of field box and re-
served scat tickets may enter at
either the Eighth avenue or.
Speedway gates.
Holders of upper tier box
cat tickets, must enter at the
Speedway gates.
Tickets for the upper grand
stand (not rcserved0 will be sold
and accepted only at. the Speed
way entrance.
Blcacher tickets will be sold
and accepted only at the regu-
ar hieachcr entrance on Eighth
avenue.
Games postponed by rain or
wet grounds will be played the
next day or the first day follow
ing the postpOncment on which
the grounds are fit to play. All
games will start promptly at
O'Clock
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-09-28

With the exception of the two
Genes''-McCann and Martin-an of
the Brown Derbies have scattred for
their homes. Mccain is likely to
stick around Bridgeport for the
greater part of the winter as the
Derby pilot declared yesterday he
prefers the environments of the Park
City to New York.
Martin has also practically decid-
ed to make Bridgeport his winter
home. The star outfielder of the
Derby outfit is angling for a position
here for the winter.
Jose Rodriguez sailed on the Ha-
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-09-28
Y, M. II. A. JR. CALL.

The Y. NJ H. A. Jrs will meet to-
morrow night for a football workout
at the Y. NJ. H. A. Manager Johnny
Postol today issued a call for the
following players to report:-H
Schwartz L. Schwartz, Hinck,
Schopiska, Schless, Mogell, Wexler,
NJ Schine. LeventhaL Weinstei',
Ostromslky, Gilman, or other players
desiring a tryout. The Jrs. have no
game for Sunday, Oct. 2. and would
like to meet any 2O-30 pound teams
in the city, the Alpine Jrs. or Put
mans preferred.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-09-28
SOCCER DRAWINGS
IN CUP COMPETITIONS

Joe Booth, local soccer impressario
attended the soccer drawings at
which $50 clubs were represented. In
the preliminary drawing the Stamford
f. c. and Danersk A. c. were picked
to meet in Stamford, Oct. 9.
Other first round pairings for Oct.
1S, in which Connecticut clubs play,
Follows:
Bridgeport City VS.. Ansonfa-
Stamford or Danersk vs. St. George.
Manchester VS.. Frances Of Holyoke.
Chicopee Rovers. VS.. Hartford.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-09-28
TO PLAY AVONS.

The Colonial, Jrs., will open their
season, Sunday afternoon, at $3.50 at
Seaside Park, No. 5 diamond Their
opponents Will be the fast Avons of
Stratford.
The Co1onials viii practice We'd
nesday and Friday nights at 7
o'clock. The following men will re-
port: Darcy, Cimko, Gag, INK,
Yonas, MarceIla, Bevinsky, Nitters,
George Gelowey, Zayspula, Bashia,
L. Celia, F. Celia, l. Petucella-
Get your dates
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-09-28
ZEAL GOLF TOURNEY
LURES LARGE FIELD

New York. Sept. 2s-One of the
l1rgest fields in the hiFo ry Of
wcmen's national golf championships
i: expected to start in the 1921 til
tg3lar event at the Hollywood club
curse. Deal, n. J.. next Monday.
Proba bility of another meeting of
IS Cecil Leitch. the English and
new Canadian woman champion, and
y SIS Alexl Stirling. holder of the
I,,ited States title and former Cana
fjan champion, is lending a great
coal of interest 20 the tournament.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-09-28
S7,O4O GOLF POOL

ST. Louis, Sept. 2s-Members of the
St. Louis Country club. where Jesse
Guilford won the national amateur
golf championship. saturday, today
related that r. c. Van Arsdale of
Boston, won 5000 in the champion
ship pools because E. G. Burkham of
this city. who originally drew Gull
ford, thought he sold so little OF his
chances that he sold his ticket for
$3.50. The pool was conducted by the
club officials.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-09-28
STRATFORD ELEVEN
IN STIFF WORKOUT

Joe Stav1o's speedy Stratford A. C.
football eleven got in some good prac-
tice last night at Avon Park in prep
aration for their first big game of
the season in Waterbury next Sun
day. Johnny Kuba, who has always
been regarded in the local star class
the gridiron is displaying grand
form this season. The Waterbury
aggregation has always been rated as
one of the best elevens in the state
and is the same club which was man
aged last season by Joe Cosgrove.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-09-28
HALIFAX RACE OFFICIALS.

Gloucester. Mass, Sept. 2s.-The'
Am erIcan Race Committee has named
Benjamin r, Smith and Captain
Charles Harry as Sic representatives
o. the International Committee,
which will have charge of the races
of Halifax. n. s.. beginning October
81. for tho. fishing vessel champion
ship won last fall by tbs Esperanto.
They will act with three members
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-09-28
PINS VS.. PIONEERS

The fast King Pin A. A. of the East
Side, will stack up against one of the
East Ends best pigslin cha the
Pioneers, at Diamond No 5, Seaside
Park Sunday afternoon at 1880
O'Clock.
At last nights practice, Coach Tad
Lancaster and Captain Bill Creagh
put the Pins through a long and hard
workout Next practice will be held
Friday evening at 1880 o'clock.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-09-28
TWELVE INCH
NUMERALS FOR
PRINCETON ELEVEN

Princeton, N j., Sept. u.s.
Spectators at football ga RaeS this
fall in which Princeton parSici-
pateS Will have no trouble in dis
tinguishing the Orange and
Black warriors. The new num-
bered jerseys, some of which
were seen on University field
yesterday afternoon, have nu-
morals which cover the players
back, being more than twelve
inches high. These Will be worn
in all games this season,
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-09-28
AHEARN BOOKED IN
FALL river SHOW

AL Jennings. who is now managing
the ring deStinies of Young Ahearn,
has booked the latetr for a bout with
young Baxter which will be staged
in Fall River, october Z. The latter
is one of the latest candidates. for
featherweight honors to blossom out
in Bridgeport. Ahearn is training at
the Columbia A. c., and according to
the dope handed out by Billy DeFoe,
Jack Delaney and others, he is
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-09-28
GREENWICH TENNIS

Greenwich, Sept 2S-Miss Eleanor
Goss as a result of winning her sec
ond and third round matches will,
in the semi-finals, meet the winner
of todays match with Miss Marie
Wagner and Miss Mary Heaton. Miss
Goss lost but a single game she play
ed with Miss Dorothy Quinn and
Miss Dorothy Thompson.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-09-28
WHIST AND PINOCHLE,
STAR OF Fairfield LODGE.

The whist and pinooh1e to DO given
Lodge. No. Il. q s, of r at T a r
NJ. hall, Fairfield, promises to be
most entertaining event, The COM
mittee IN charge of this card event
have spared no pains In making ar
engagements and give assurances to all
who may attend of an enjoyable even
ing. Ample table accommodation
will be provided and appropriate
prizes are to be awarded for best
scores.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-09-28
RECORD ATTENDANCE

New York, Sept 2S-Accordfng to
figures given ont by Ed Barrow.
business manager of the Yankees, a
total of 141,000 attended the recent
Yankees-Cleveland series on the Polo
grounds, establishing a new attend
ance mark for four straight games.
The best world series attendance
record was in 1912, when 1S6,9e6
fans witnessed the first four games
between the Giants and Red Sox-
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-09-28
LISTENING TO me DEAchGRlHS
KIP ms PtTctGR NStfS
SPRDS HI s OAHS WhRkhiNS
Up IN ME- BuLL P@
DELANEY TACKLES
ROBINSON TONIGHT

Jack Delaney and Manager AL Jen-
nings are in Providence today where
Delaney is scheduled to meet George
Robinson tonight in the National A.
G. arena. Delaney is in fine trim for
his go ard expects to add another
win to his string of credits. Delaney
is likely to be very busy boxer this
Writer, being signed up for four abouts
to date in the New England and New
York sections
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-09-28
/ ,AlRFIELD TIGERS IN
FIELD WITH CHALLENGE

The Fairfield Tigers are in the
field to meet all gridiron co1nbina-
1ions in the 170-1SO weight division.
Manager Schick is anxious to book
Il game with some local team for
Oct O. Managers wanting to ar
range games can see Mr.. Schick at
Ash Creek every night The Tigers
V i'll have a workout on Sherman
1:eId tomorrow night
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-09-28
CLEVELAND'S HOPES
STILL Pickering

Cleveland, Sept 2S.@James c.
Dunn, president of the Cleveland
Baseball Club, has not yet given up
hope of winning the American League
pennant.
"I will not concede the Yankees
the pennant YETI he said. Don't
blame the boys if they fail to bring
the pennant back. They did the best
they could Anyone who saw the
last game at New York will testify
they went down fighting"
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-09-28
BIG SEASON FOR ANGLERS.

Local anglers are making big
catches of mackere1 and harbor blues
in the Sound. According to the gen
eral hum of conversation this season
fishing in local waters is the best in
several years. Blues are biting freely
in the shallow water about 100 yards
to reports. A party of three yester-
day claim a catch of 246.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-09-28

According to Washington aoiviees a
large portion of the American troops
on the Rhine. VIII be brought home
before German peace treaty Is rati-
fed. General Pershing. it is under
stood. is working out plan by
which return of the troops may be
expedited,
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-09-28
BASKETBAIL PRACTICE.

All members of the Putnam
bask etban squad are requested to re-
port for practice at the Boys clup
Friday evening at O'Clock ANY 10
hound teams in the city wishing to
book games, communicate with John
GIynn 50 James St
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-09-28
FIGHT RESULTS

At. New York Eddie Anderson
fought a fast 2 round draw with Abe
Aa1en GoldStein.
Sam Lagonia, former national
amateur heavyweight champion,
Knocked out Jack Tomashek in the
last round of a scheduled twelve
round bout.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-09-28
Yankees Shocked
By Urban ShOcker,
CastOff TWirler

Here's the pennant situation today in a nutshell
The Yankees are 1-2 games ahead of the CIeve-
land champions. In order 10 pennant
the Yanhs must win three of their remaining
games.
For Cleveland to finish first the Speaker must
win all of its four games with the Yankees breaking
American League Standing -
Won Lost Perc.
New York Observation-Disclosures. 81 ,63I
The National League flag is conceded to the Giants
with a lead of 3 - games The Pirates to win must
win their five remaining games and the Giants lose
their four games to be played
National League Standing
Won Lost Perc
VIEW 1OTk ID 81 .62U
Pittsburgh 80 60 .597
None of the contendng teams scheduled for
games today.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-09-28
HOUSTON AFTER LEONARD.

Houston, Tex, Sept. 2s.-JuIiu:
Sigel. a local fight prom otter. OFFER
Benny Leonard $4,000 or IS per cent
of the gate receipts to fight Joe
Marks ten rounds.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-09-28

Pittsburgh 9, Philadelphia g.
Boston 8, Brooklyn 5 (hrst game).
Brooklyn s, Boston (second
game).
Cincinnati 6, Chicago S.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-09-28
PUTNAM FooTRAIiL nRnh

The Putnam football team viii
hold practice at the Putnam athletic
field at T;30 O'clock Thursday night,
All players wishing a tryout are
asked to report.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-09-28

PHILADEBPHIA-J w. Cowdin.
crack Reckaway polo player. sus-
dropped dead in a game here against
Great Neck.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-09-28
NATIONAL LEAGUE.

TOday's Games.
Boston a. Philadelphia.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-09-28
SheyIin is Winner

Boston. Sept J2S-Eddy Shev''n
Boston welterweight, was awarded
the decision in a. ten-round bout with
Nate siegel offRivere here last night.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-09-28
TOdaY'S GANGS.

Brooklyn at Boston.
Cincinnati at Chicago.
(Only games scheduled
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-09-28
Major Lea CUES
AMERICAN.

st. Louis ., New York O.
Philadelphia 8, Boston 5, (first
game).
Boston s, Philadelphia /, Second
game).
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-09-28
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES:

OIAElF Elm hIIUWdIIs VAS the
winner in the $4,000. Chamber of
Commerce States. Emma Harvester
favorite, finished last
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-09-28

Standing of Teams.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1921-05-09
CLARENDON KNOCKS
OFF MAS0NS' NINE.
Will Play Four Fast Washington
Teacs Within Next Two
Weeks at Home.

Attention. Mayor keefer. Claren-
don. Va.
Clarendon A. A. IL all popped up
today over it's victory over the Ma
sonic baseball team. The Clarendon
lads blasted the Masons for q 15-to-
score. winning their seventh
straight game of the season.
The Clarendon lads will stage a big
double bill next Sunday in which the
Navy Yard and Brookland mines will
be entertained. ~. -
On May - the Ciarendons win
buckle down to defeat the Metro
poIitans and Knickerbockers in q
double bill. Clarendon defeated the
knicks recently and the Nets handed
the knicks an S-to4 trimming yes
terday.
The Virginians are meeting Wash
ington teams and knocking them of
with regularity. Yesterday Count
otto Won Herbulis got In the box
and performed in hrst-class style:
Hildebrand, for the Masons. was sub
jected to lot OF heavy cloutinR.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1921-05-09

Boy. F. A. Barnes. and Yankee. J. A.
Harris.
Capital Yacht ciub-Cioelia. J M.
Dove, Jr.: Sunshine, Gus Forsborg:
Spray. F. B. Poe: Sue, r. c. Lewis:
Sea Hornet. w. b. Shearer; Meropi,
w. N. Mooney: Vemo. f. f. Stacy:
Kraken. e. J. Otis, and Serena. r. c.
Crouet
Potomac Cunning and Fishing Club
Helen g.. Roy c. Smith; Dixie, Dan,
CHI. H. Quimby; Mad Tom, Ranxzie
Brown; Namp, Louis Grsmlich; Emily
Ann, w. c. Sims; Fussy. L. w. Pur-
cell; Rae. George II. Lehker; Tom
Tom, T. Fauncs. and Mercury III,
Robert J. Smith.
Washington Yacht Club-Katherine
B., G. Il. Blskesly. and Martha B..
Mr.. Adams.
Unattached-Eik, C. Galbreath; Boz
hernia. Walter Lewis; Deep Sea, H. ].
Steiner and Henry; Marie Louise, o.
A. Danxxenbaker Ted, d. Poole.
Scout. Booth Jones; Dragon. Charles
Cogswen; Gallavant, W. S. Hill. and
u. g. Navy, Motor Sailors"
Three hydroplanes from Quantico
Marine Corps Headquarters will Join
the Terade At the point OF the Speed
way At about 3 .. m.
Two "Aotor Sailors" belonging to
the U. 8. Navy. will also carry
large number of visitors.
The parade will be headed by the
police steamboat vigilant. command
cd by Lieutenant Dean, of the harbor
police.