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Grand Circuit
- kALANIAZnn ER.

AT KALAMAZOO FRIDAY.
. :o5 Class Trottiug, three heats; purse
81 20
Peter Coley. e, By Peter the
Great tStOkesJ .........-....... i l !
Comet. ch IA, BY Cyrannus
tIeacE0ut) ........e.-..-..... !
Charlie Rex, br g. by Recreation
tMurphTJ .....................
Baron Gigantic. br b, by Gigantic
tAcDonaldl OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 8
Arion Mckinney. br h, by Nc
Kinney tErsAinel ............ .5 >
Time :07la. 2:o6la, 2:06A.
2'l5 Class IrOtt.ng, three heats; purse
81 Geo
Guardian Trust. b C. by Belwln
iMcMahonl ..,............-..
Neva Brooke / IN, Justice
Brooke (Murphy) .......... 2
The Great Miss Morris oh I. by
Peter the Great (Cox) ...... 6 6 1 5
Checkers, b g, by The Expo
nent Il. Allen ............. 2 70
Miss MahaG, b III. by Nobel
(shrively) .........,........ 2 4 q 70
Titan and Lady X also started
Time :O6&, , OH, :O7A, 2;13&.
:03 Glass Pacing, three heats; purse
81. 200
Hal Alahone, g, by Argot Hal
tChllosl OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
Roy Grattan, g, by Grattan
Royal (Murphy) ............. 8 2
Jona Henry, b g, by Wilkcs
Ultman) observation-disclosures. 4 3
Drift Patch. &, by Dan Patch
(McMahon) NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 3
Brook CEdman) b, .... - 4
Time , :04%, 2:O4% 2:G4K
10 Class Pacing, three heats; purse
s. 600
Lillian Snkwood blk m, by
Stronrwood (Gecrs) ...........
Able Hal IN, by The Able
NGaIlnl ...................
J L Jr, b &, by Eugene Colbert
tEdman} Observation-Disclosures. )
Jessie Riggs, m, ky ArgOt Hal
NlOWe) ...s.s.'... o !
Gentry (Ghiids1 ...........4... s 5 4
Hedgetree Boy, Allie Clay and Haedo
also started.
Time :O6h, :o61a. 2:O6i5.
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Duluth Boats Win

DULUTH, MINI. July 23.-Tn the pre-
iiminaries Of the Northwestern interna-
tionaI regatta, rowed here Friday, after
the weather moderated, the Duluth Boat
Clubs entries finished first IN four Of
the five events entered with Thunderbay
and Winnipeg winning the other two of
the six cardad for the first day Of the
twO-day regatta.
The start Of the racing was postponed
two hours because Of rough water.
Weather predictions for today. when
thu feature events Of the regatta were to
be staged, indicate that the six events
win be rOwed over a smooth course, with
q clear sky overhead
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PLANS TO SEIZE FIINIs-

NEW YORK, July 23.-Assistant Dis
tri"t Attorney Joyce announced today he
will seize the films Of the Dempsey Car
pentier tight pictures. If an attempt IS
made to exhibit them IN New York State.
Investigation to determine how the
fight films were struggled out Of New
Jersey into New York will be started at
once. according to United States District
Attorney Hayward. He intimated that
Tex Richard and all the officials con
nected with the fight would be summoned
the first Of the week before the Federal
grand jury to tell what they know about
the transportation Of the films
Producers of the pictures repeated this
morning that they would be shown all
day today al a Broadway Theater.
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Bastian and Burdick Go
Down After Bitter Tilt
With California Stars

CLEVELAND. July 23-In the second
days contests of intercity doubles tennis
matches here Friday. the Klnsey brothers
of San Francisco again showed u supe-
rior quality of tennis and won over Fritz
Bastian and Ralph Burdick of Indian
apolis. The scores were 81, Ga, 16,
IS IS
The second match was between Pierson
and Edwards of Philadelphia and Castle
phia pair won Ga. 81, 4-G 60.
Walter Hayes and Clifford Herd of
Chicago won easily in straight sets from
Vinton Vernon and Kirk Reid of Cleve-
land, Go, rs, 90.
Announcement Of only one pairing for
today's semifnals and finals was made
last night This was was to be a match
between Hayes ana Herd of Chicago and
the Kinsey brothers.
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New Drive Chamn

NEW YORK, July 23-Nuss Florence
Briscoe Of New York Friday night won
the Junior National Amateur Athletic
Union fancy diving cham pionship for
giT's at a swimming meet heled in Mad
isoI Square Garden under auspices Of the
Metropolitan Association OF the union.
Second place was won by Miss Helen
Meaney, an Olympic team member, and
third by Miss Marie Hillegas Of Phila-
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Big League Stuff

Kelly bumped out his fourteenth homer
and he Reds bumped the Giants again,
hitting Douglass and Causey hard.
Fcrdie Schupp had an enjoyable time
at Ebbets field, trimming the Cardinals.
The Pirates and Braves split even
in q twin bill. Dave Robertson was
hurt In the second game when he
crashed into wall in right field, but
recovered sufficiently to get three
hits.
Grimes and Deal planted homers into
the Philly stands in the ninth inning and
the Cubs won.
The American League schedule makers
overlooked July % on the calendar this
year.
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Looks as Though They'll
Have to Erect a Few
More JaiIs Over Nation

NEW YORK. July 23-Every one
of the thousands of spectators who
snapped picture of jack Dempsey
and Georges Carpenter in action and
brought them across the New Jersey
line into New York is liable 10 a fine
OF 81 ,O0O and two years In prison,
United States Oistrlct Attorney Hay
ward said here today. Newspapers
and picture agencies that brought
pictures across the line are also IL
able, he said.
Hayward gave an opinion Tint the
trans portatiOn OF still" pictures
across state lines Is just as much
violation of the Federal laws rs tho
transportation of motion picture
films.
Hayward declined to state II he
would take action against any of the
newspapers, photographers or indl-
ylduals who took pictures and
brought them back to SeeF York or
took them into other States.
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SMITH STEPS Up.

CHICAGO July 22-Nidget Smith. the
latest meteor 10 fash in the bantam
weight ranks. is q notch further up the
pugiIstic ladder today as o result Of his
defeat of Joe Burmau in ten-rOund fra
cas- at East Chicago. Smith gave Bur
man a thorough pounding although ne
could not put over finishing punch.
Nike Dundee Of Rock Island gave Gene
Watson Of San Francisco a lacing that
would hdve ended in a knockout but for
WRtsOu'S ability to weather tough going
Red Bolan Of New Orleans shaded Bud
Christiano OF Chicago
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Report of Lenglen Delay
News to Yank Officials

NEW YORK, July 23.--Officlals OF tho
United States Tennis Association SAID to-
dsv they had received no information
that Mile. suzanne Lenglen, French ten
mis- queen. had DELAYED her donarfu-e un-
I'll July 30 She was originally scheduled
70 sail today. Six exhibition matches
had been arranged for her. starting ottA
her debut at Greenwich, Aug. 3 An
plans will have to be changed If she does
not sail today.
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Wants Another Year

PARIS, July 2S-GeOr<es Carmen
tier. the defeated French heay weight,
arrived from Sew York today nd
announced that he hoped to fight
Jack Dempsey again next year for
the worlds title.
Carpentie- was given n rousIng
ovation. In response to the cheers of
the crowd he made a speech saying:
MY friends. / hope next year 20
be in condition to defeat Dempsey"
The first action Of the popular
pagilist was to kiss his infant daush-
ter. Then he embraced and kissed
bis wife.
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ValpO Sport activities
to Be BOssed by G0heen

VALPARAISO, Ind. July Gall
doubt as to whether Valparaiso Univer-
sity would continue in intercollegiate ath-
letics this year has been erased with the
appointment of Earl Goheen of White
Bear. MINI, as athletic director
Cohen viii report here about Sept, :
to start whipping things into shape, and
the school authorities are expecting big
things Of him. as he was formerly a star
all-around athlete at the university, foot
ball being his chief sport.
Nalpo students also viii have the bens-
fit Of thorough gymnastic training this
year. as classes in physical culture are
to be conducted by Goheen and Sigurd
Sorensen.
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JACKS TROUBLES GROW.

ALBANY. y. y. July 23-Jack Demp-
sey, worlds heavyweight champion, must
pay New York state Approximately
S12 900 income tax or face a charge of
perjury, according to James S. Y. WINS,
income tax bureau head.
If Dempsey insists he is not a resident
of this State, the affidavit which he IS
alleged TO have sworn to recently to
prevent a writ Of attachment on his au-
tomObue by New York City creditors,
will be produced. Dempsey swore, it is
clnimed, that he was q resident Of this
State
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Us. Britain
in Dual Track Tilt
at Harvard Stadium

CAMBRIDGE. Mass. July 23-Tt was
America VS.. Britain at Harvard Stadium
today when the joint Harvard Yale track
team met to contest athletic supremacy
with Oxford and Cambridge Universities
Of England. Each team wac conceded
about an even chance for victory.
only first places will count in the
scoring unless tie results In such an
event, second places win be scored.
Many expect such an outcome and be
heye the Americans have a good chance
Of winning on such a basis.
British strength in the 440 yard dash.
tho $50 yard run. the one mile run. two
mile run and the hammer throwing. is
expected. The American athletes should
excel In the hurdles, shot put, high
Jump and broad jump. with an even
chance in the century dash.
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The Right Spirit

O'Nein of the Cleveland Indians. who has
lust returned to the game after being
out with a broken finger since Memorial
day. received the following telegram from
Howard Ehmke Of the Detroit team:
Il wish to congratulate you on getting
back into the gante, and wish you the
best OF luck the remainder of the season"
It was bah pitched by Ehmke that
in iured @ Npili
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RING INJURY FATAL

GALVESTON, Texas. July 22.-Heury
Estes, known as the Frisco Kid" local
boxer. died last night from injuries re-
ceived in a boxing bout here Wednesday
night with Iryey tSailori Owensby of
Oklahoma. Estes was knocked out in
the sixth round and never regained con
seriousness. charge OF negligent homi-
eide has been filed against Owensby.
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TENDLER GETS TRAINER

PHILADELPHIA. Pa, July .3.-Her-
man Taylor, promoter Of the Benny
Leonard Lew Tender championship fight
here Aug. J., has received word from
Tenders training camp at Detanco, y.
J., that the challenger has engaged stan
ley Dillon for several years physical
director Of the Philadelphia police de-
partment. to help him get in condition.
Dulon is an expert on physical con
dftiOufnr
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English Meters Arrive

NEW YORK. July 23.-England's ten
mis- team that is TO compete III the Davis
cup matches was due TO arrive today on
the Baltic. The team consists of Gordon
Lowe, J. B. Gilbert, Capt. c. n Turn
bull and Maxwell WoOsnam. They are
to play their FIRST match here at Pitts
burgh against the winner OF the Canada
Australian round. which is TO be held
at Toronto July 3, 25 and 20.
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NO DaSe UITs-N 0rL1rUp, L'nr- "a NOR,
Clarke. 2; SINNERS Three base hits
Sticking. Northrop. Schreiber, Cooney.
stolen base-Gaiuer. SacrificeS-RoEge.
Lear, Mccarthy RehE. Double plays
Lear TO Cooney to Hauser; Schneider 10
Sticking TO Morrison. Left on bases-In-
diauapolis, .. Milwaukee :. Bases on
balls-Off Royce. 3 off Northrop 3. Hits
or RoECe, . IN 4 % innings, off
Cavet II in 1-3 innings. Struck out
BY RoFEe, l; by Cavet, by Northrop.
Losing pitcher -Rogge. Umplres-
Murray and Muliln. Time--1 80
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CUSHING, Okla, July 23.-Cusbing has
replaced Parsons, Kan. as a member of
the Southwestern League Lack of sup
port, caused by dissatisfaction on account
Of alleged mismanag cement and financial
difficulties, vas given as the reason for
tLa sale of the franchise to local business
men. Parsons finished in sevent place in
the first half o. the pennant race.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-07-23

It's rather strange how the letter J
seems to hang about the men who have
worn the crown in the heavyweight dt-
vision.
Every heavyweight champion OF the
world under the Marquis of Queensberry
rules has had the initial ] except Bob
Fitizsimmons.
John L. Sullivan was the champion Of
the world under London prize ring rules
and later the first to defend his title I'M
der the new rules. From John L. down,
the christian names Of the title holders
have invariably started with thu letter J.
Pipe the list:
FitEsimmons sfhe only exceptionl. Jim
Ieffries, Jack Sehnson, Jess Williad, Jack
Dempsey.
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PADDOCK TO STAY

SALEM Ore, July 23.-Charles Pad
not retire, Dean Cromwell, his trainer,
said here friday. Cromwell is spending
the RUNNER in Salem. Paddock will be
in inc Olympic games at Paris in 1924,
Cromwell s0id
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TRIBE EFFORTS
GO FOR NAUGHT
Home Coming Game Proves
observation-disclosures Re-
main Over Weekend.
TWO GAMES SUNDAY.

tomorrow Will ne bargain Gay
for the fans, dOuble-header being
scheduled between Brewers and In
dams at Washington Park. The first
game will start at o'clock. In or
der to make the twin bill possible the
Monday game with the Milwaukee
OUTFIT Will be moved up. With Class
a baseball weather prevailing the
club managers decided double at
traction Sunday would be more pop
ular than single games Sunday and
Monday.
The burly Brewers were still the Wis
iting attraction at Washington Park this
afternoon and Jack Hendricks Indians
were expecting another lively time with
the gang from the land Of the pretzel-
what used to be. Evidently what used to
be placed in Milwaukee pretzels now must
be injected into Brewer bats, for the
manner IN which Jack Egan's gang wal
Hoped the ball in the series opener yes
terday was frightful from the standpoint
of the Uoosier fan.
The final score In the Indians home
coming game was II to 3. all IN favor
OF the visitors Until the fifth inning
the contest looked Ike a real ball game,
with Rogge and Nortnrop staging neat
pitching battle. Also up to that point
the Indians led , 10 !. But what q df-
ference a few minutes can make! Eight
Brewer runs Went over IN the fftn
after two men had been retired. 1t was
case of hammer, hammer, hammer and
the Tribe outdelders were given plenty
of exercise. There wasn't even a
chance for an out on any Of the drives
and IL was necessary 10 send Cayet In
the box in order to retire the side,
The Brewers sim3ly swung their bats
and started around the paths. with eight
runs In for the fifth frame, the score
mounted TO TO I'm the Brewers favor.
In the sixth the Eganites made 1t Two
more. then two more in the seventh four
more in the eighth and then Just Tor FUN
they didn't score In the ninth.
The Tribe was not hitting what North
ron ierked up at EN-. Five hits repre-
scented the Indians total for the after
noon. Eddie Sticking getting two OF the
number The Tribe was again crippled
due to the absence Of Tex Coyin9toa by
Illness. Lefty Morrison tried 10 play
first base. but when the tight places
came Lefty forgot whore the bag wai
stationed and as q result the Tribe Do
Tense was seriously handicapped
At any rate the Brewers are 10 remain
here over the week end aud the fans can
look forward TO having gOod time
watching to see how the Indians are go
ing to stop emf they arc to be
stopped.
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WILSON AND noWNEY.

CLEVELAND, July 23.--Tommy Nc
Ginty, Cleveland boxing promoter, just
returned from Boston announces that he
has secured the signature Of Johnny
wilson. champion middieweight, to box
Bryan Dowuey IN 3 twelve round tout
here Wednesday,, July y. The contest
will be held in Dunn field.
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BrRKE Us. O,RRIEN.

COLUMBUS, Ohio, July 23.-Martin
Burke, Jack Dempseys sparring partner,
who was defeated in a sensational bout
at New Orleans the other night by
Chuck Virgins, will box Dick q Brieu,
Of Cincinnati. twelve rounds at a local
club Monday night.
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BANTAMs FINISH WORK.

NEW YORK, July 23.-Pete Hermann,
and Joe Lynch put the finishing touches
to their training today for Monday
nights bautamweight championship bout
al Ebbetts field before the International
Sporting Club. Hermann arrived Friday
aboard the Orduua from England and
said lie was Ia fine physical condition.
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THE INNOCENT BYsTANDER.

Dear Tad-Heres one for the book:
The other night bunch Of us were talk
of the chatter concerns ponies. we
mentioned Babe Ruth and two or three
others said that he was the greatest ever
One OF the crowd. who didn't know a
know who rode him and who was his
owner
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AMERICAN LEAGUE

Washington At Detroit.
Philadelphia at Chicago.
New EOlk at Cleveland
Eoston a. ST. Louis.
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DISTANCE SWIM TODAY

PHILADELPHIA, July 23.-Entries for
the national ten mile championship swim
to be held in the Delaware River from
Philadelphia to Riverton, n. j., today
E5<ged thirty three swimmers. iDclud-
&keight from the Metropolitan district
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NATIONAL LEAGUE.
THREEI LEAGUE.
GAMES TODAY.
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.

Milwaukee at Indianapolis.
Kansas City al Louisville.
MINNEAPOLIS ar Columbus.
St Paul at Toledo.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE

Pittsburgh at Boston 1.-TWO gamesl.
Cincinnati at New York 1.-TWO games).
Chicago &C Fhilade!ph
s.. Louis at Brooklyn.
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BABE CLOUTs ONE.

AKRON, Ohio, July 23.-Sixty five hun
dred local baseball fans saw the New
York American League team defeat the
Flrestones, a semi professional club, 20
to 8. Ruth sent the ball over the fence
for distance of 40S feet. He also took
turn at pitching. The score:
New York. ......................2 20 IT /
Firestones. Observation-Disclosures. 10 o
Batteries-Piercy, Ruth, Harper, Shee-
han, McNally, Ferguson and Hoffman;
McKinsley, Bond, Burke and Mercer.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Chicago ............. 600 100 Ol4-6 u 0
Philadelphia ........ COO 600 01O-1 ?
BRtteries-Ponder and DAILY; Sedg-
wick, Baumgartner, Belts and Peters.
St. Louis ............ 300 900 02O-5 7 >
Brooklyn ........-.. 00o 30 05"-0 j. :
BatteTles-Pertlca and Dllhoefer; Ca
dOre, Schupp Ruether and Kruger.
Cincinnati .......... 2iO DOL 3O4-11 IS 0
New York .......... 0O0 200 COO z 10 4
BatteTies-Luque and dargrsvei Doug
las. Causey and Smith.
First game, 10 inniugs)
Pittsburgh ........ COL 90 600 CT 8 I
Boston ............ Ol0 600 coo IL s 0
Batteries-aamilton and Schmidt; Nc
Qulllan and O'Neil.
Second game, 10 innings)
Pittsburgh 49,. 900 OI0 lQl Geo IA IL o
Boston go. COL 900 200 coo % @
observation-disclosures and schmidt; Fill
llngim and GOwdE.
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INTERNATIONAL LEAGuE.

Jersey City, Baltimore, ..
Reading, z; Newark. ..
Syracuse, s; Rochester, 3.
Buffalo, 4: Toronto, o.
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CANUCK PLAYER orr

TORONTO, July PA. S. Milne OF
Vancouver, fourth player on the Canadian
Davis cup team, broke two bones In his
right hand Friday on the eve Of the
match with the Australian team
The injury to Milne leaves the Domin-
ion team with only three players.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE.

AMERICAN LEAGUE.
(No games scheduled.J
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RESULTS YESTERDAY.
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
Only one game played-l
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BARNES PROUD =
TROPHY HOLDER
New York Golfer Wins Back
Open Title for United
States.

WASHINGTON. July 2s-Jim Barnes.
Pelham, n. Y, left here today with the
cup for the United States open golf cham
pionship tucked under his arm. With
score of 2S9 for seventy two holes,
Barnes won back the championship for
America.
Barnes finished nine strokes ahead Of
his nearest competitors, Walter Hagen
and Fred Mcleod, who tied with 29S for
second place.
Chick Evans, amateur, made the
seyenty-two holes in 302 and Bobbie Jones
made SOB strokes, taking fourth and fifth
places respectively.
George Duncan, the British star was
eighth with 800, while Jock Hutchinson,
American, who won the British open golf
championship, finished far down the list
with a total Of 312.
President Harding presented the cup
to Barnes.
hope that the United States may
always be imbued with a spirit Of good
craftsmanship was expressed by the
President in his speech presenting the
cup to Barnes.
The President made the preventative
on green near the clubhouse, where he
and Vice President Coolidge had watched
the final play of the tournament. He paid
nigh tribute to the winner us a worthy
example Of sportsman and gentleman, and
also took occasion publicly to congratu-
late Jock Hutchinson On his recent Access
sion Of the British open Championship
title.
A saying of Chauncey NJ. Depew that
be was not yet old enough" to take up
golf was used by the President. who Is
an ardent follower of the game. in in
Producing a little object lesson regard
ING Americana craftsmanship
1t used to be thought" said Mr. Hard
ing, that golf was a game for the ell
/ derby, but l have come to the conclusion
+, that every good contest in spOrtsmanshin
is fit for anybody in the world. / IKE
to think Of our country as a good sport
ing country. If I had my wish I'd want
Republic where everybody can play,
1T is not becoming, perhaps. to phil
osophize about golf. but let me say to
you. Mr.. Barnes, that you are typical
Of the best in noble and becoming sport
And let me say to you golfers who hopa
TO better yOnr scOTes-that takes you ali
in-I have seen the champion of this
day drive into the rough and then stop
and plant his feet and never drive until
ne was confident and sure of himself.
II we only apply that poise and confi-
dence to other things in life we VIII
achieve even more than we have"
factories and .iaOthe ...... NIB
Barnes, score for the seventy two holes
Of play follows:
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The Southern Grays and Greealawn
Feds clash on Riverside diamond No. Z
tomorrow afternoon. The Greys csvs a
good record for the season and ale ex-
pected TO give the Feds a sti4 hght.
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The Rivers 1e TriangIes are without a
from some fast city team. The Trisngles
are holding A permit for games Call
Randolph 92l9, ask FOR Norman.
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The Brookside Independents and T. A
C-s meet Sunday on carried diamond
No 3 For games With the Brooksides
call Main 1857 and ask for JacE.
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Harvey Petty is requested TO call Les
ter Rolling at Webster ES42.