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CORNER APARTMENT-six rooms,
bright aud cheerful. tile bath. hardwood
floors. yapor heat. refrigerator. central
Phone TaSS J
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CLASSIFIED DISPLAY
Real Estate
FOR SALE
BUNGALOW

Seven-room modern bungalow, bcauti.
fuily located. lot, % 100; $500.
sIx-ROOM HOUSE
In the. Washington Heights section, nj
convcnicnccs, including hot water heat
Price only $500.
sEyEN-ROOM HOUSE.
yenionccs and in drst-class condition
for quick sale, $500.
.TEN-ROOM HOUSE.
West side, central residential section
81, 800.
UNION PARK GARDENS. $1,000.
Modern six-room houses. Some OF
easy terms.
FARM
Sixty acres, II miles from Whining ton
and only short distance of the BIncolr
Highway, 7-room dwelling, barn. stable
poultry house. fruit. etc. Price for qulcI
sale. $4,000.
Many other city and suburban homes
farms and business places for sale.
IA. w. VAUGHN
Phone esS. Ola Orange Street
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AUcTloNS--LEOALs.
Legal Notices

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN
THAT TO ALL STATE LICENSES
AND TAXES. DUE JUNE 1. 1922,
AND NOT PAID ON OR BEFORE
THE BOTH DAY OF JUNE, 1922.
A PENALTY OF FIVE PER CEN-
TuM WILL BE ADDED: ALL IL
CENSES NOT PAID IN JULY AN
ADDITIONAL PENALTY OF TEN
PERCENTUM WILL BE ADDED,
AND ON ALL LICENSES NOT
PAID DURING THE MONTH OF
AUG UST A FURTHER PENALTY
OF TEN PER CENTUM WILL BE
ADDED. MAKING A TOTAL OF
TWENTY-FIVE PER CENTUM
ON ALL LICENSES PAID AFTER
THE MONTH OF AUG UsT, IN
ACCORDANCE WITH CODE
SECTION l96 OF THE REVISED
CODE 1918. LAWS OF DELAWARE.
JOHN l.. WRIGHT.
Clerk of the Peace. New Castle Coun-
ty.
Wilmington. Dol. April 20. 1922.
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CLASSIFIED DISPLAY
Real EstA..
FOR RENT

io2s Coleman street. rooms ....,...;;y?It
2406 West seventeenth street. 9 and bi2b
2OOS WoodlAwn avenue! and b;
1900 Harrison street. 10 r and b ....... 80
COS East Fourth street .s....,.,..,,.,... 20
ola French street. q r and y .,,.....,,.. 40
50S King street. store aud two apart
moute ........s....s.s....s..t,.a.ss <ou
2io wcst Fourth street. store. :.
Ana D .,s.,...,s..f.s......,....... %
l1l3 West seventh street, and b -. 40
Four bungalows At Charles town. Just
completed.
1891 Clayton street. 3 r and h ........ so
932 West sixth street, @ r and b 80. 25
APARTMENTS.
p20 Jefferson street, q r and b ......, $b5
IOIi West street, r and u .............. 80
$50 West street, 4 and h ..............,. 30
Sixth and TAtnAll streets. 2 rooms .....: ID
1922 West Seventh street. second
noof, 3 r and b .,..........,.....,, 10
s. w. Dor. Fifth and Madison. 4 r and 40
Twcnty-ffth and Market stf,pt .. sec
ond floor, 4 rooms. bath ....... 40
STORES.
1923 Orange street ........................ 80
Eighth and Jefferson streets. store .... 30
GARAGE
Twcnty-sevcnth and Washington sts. 80
OFFICE.
S$5 Orange street ,..............,,........& &75
Snow White Laundry property on Van
dcvcr avenue. suitable for most any light
manufacturing, or garage purposes. I'M
mediate possession.
CARROLL w. GRIFFITH
PA West Ninth Strdet.
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SMALL MODERN HOME

Six rooms and bath. hot water heater,
electric lights, hardwood floors, open fire
place enclosed porch; most convenient for
small family: garage Owner leaving city
and willing to take loss.
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FOR SALE
DESIRABLE HOMES
N Cor Tgsqtrth and jefferson Eight and bath
garage, for four paved Awnings
going to SELL price reduced
rOa West st. Three brick house thirteen bath
Values bound
Washington St, Three story house. bath,
little expense. Excellent condition. Possession
2o2 Boulevard Three story house rooms BATH porohe Hot water
heat gas and electric hardwood floors
condition. Possession
221s Jp story house. rooms BATH gas and electric
heater This is cozy little home. Condition good.
22Os Monroe st. Two and onshalf brick house
Posses0n ss'l' "'''' ''' ''A1'' ''Ho''n s0''
sl5 Harrison St. Six rooms BATH gas heater Condition good Pos
session.
aa v & fssts s. T % 9o6os 5 sG ss % f% % s4ss a
be sold, party leaving city
sol house detached, three
bath three phe hot water heat gas and electric hardwood
This property in splendid condition. Immediate possession
a nd s s plan f6a s5 S0sG % s fs4 q ass %
'0' s#s ssa.s @ sss s s1s % oa Rs bath ss. sas ns
This of the best locations and going sell
lOl South Harrison st. Corner property with modern improvements
Price $500 with $500 A good opportunity. 81
500 West Twenecond ST. Semshed and strictly modern
with bath, room
Practically
bargain west of the Boulevard.
27l3 Washington St. Semdeache square pan bedrooms
porches hardwood hoors colonial finished
house practically best Of condition.
17ls Hancock ST. Two story BATH heater and electric
porch This house is in excellent condition. Possession
Laurel Del beautiful home, situated Central
eight BATH
enclosed Lot 90 125 feet This the
Laurel and the i N hrst-cas condition
Beautiful Country Residence situated between Genbank
of ground nine
bath steam heat electric lights, large porch Garage
houses and chicken houses This excellent condition,
and the to sell Possession.
Ground Heights Trolley
location Gordon Heights build residence; will divide
suit purchasers
CARROLL w. GRIFFITH
pa w. Ninth Street
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CAUSE g. 0ILPIN

Real Estate Brokers and Insurance Agents.
Eleventh & Orange SITS. Telephone 1919.
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FOR SALE

SELECT SUBURBAN HOMES.
SiN-room bungalow at Gordon Heights.
garage poultry house and shrubbery
slN-room semi bungalow at Gordon
Heights, overlooking the river; sold on
easy payment plan.
Eight rooms at oak Grove. on high
way; this is beautiful hoqe.
Six-room house at Elsniefe, fine lawn
and shruboery. garage and poultry house
a real home
Bigbt-room brick house az Elmhurst.
steam heat. 2 porches, large lawn With
shriibbery
Six rooms. new house, corner property
at Elmhurst, this home has Just been
finished and Is n little beauty.
We have large list of suburban h ONES
to select from. and II We should not have
n property to suit you. we are in n position
10 build just what you want and help
finance same II will pay you TO consult
our Office before making your final selcc-
tion.
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21o SOUTH JACKSON Seven rooms,
bath, seweAed: selling TO close an estate
Bargain for some quick buyer. Good
investment.
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FOR RENT
nurETIVNEG

FOR KEN [
DWELLINGS.
1902 West street. S r. b., 2 porches. heater.
7O7 French street. II r 4 baths heater.
1919 West Thirteenth, Q r, b, gas and elec
trio, porch
APARTMENTS.
Alma" Fifteenth and King streets (sec-
ond fioorl. r. b.
1405 Harrison street first fioor). r, b;
(second floor. 4 r. b.
500 North Franklin street, 3 r, b.
700 West Fourth street (second foor),
9 r. b, p.
6l7 West street (second fioor). r. b.
porch
SOC West street Second hoor). r. b.
4l9 Market street third floor. r, b.
Lancaster avenue and Union street (third
floor, r. b.
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AUCTIONS--lECAUS,
Auction Sales

AUCTION sALEs-of every descrip
tion. Anywhere. II you want TO sci
soe Hamilton, tue square Deal Auc-
tiouosr and Farm Agent. 506 Madison
street. Phone 734S w.
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ESTATE OF WILLIAM 9. RAYNE. DE-
CEASED-Notice is hereby given that
latters testamcntary upon the estate OF
William G. Rayne. late OF Wilmingt ton
hundred. deceased. were duly granted
unto Hester II. Rayne, on the tenth day
of May, A. ID. 1922, and all persons In
debted to the said deceased are re-
quested TO make payment to the exc
cutrix without delay. and all persons
having demands against the deceased are
required to exhibit and present the Same
duly probatod 10 the said executrix on
or before the tenth day OF May, A. ID.
1923, or abide by the law In this behalf
Address Henry X. Isaacs, attorncy-at-
law, Industrial Bldg. Wilmington, Della
ware. Hester Il. Hayne, executriS.
ESTATE OF AGNES HAMILTON, DE-
CEASED-Notice is hereby given that
letters OF administration upon the estate
of Agnes Hamilton. late of Wilmington
hundred, deceased, were duly granted
unto John =. Hamilton. on the tenth
day of May, A. ID. 1922. and all per-
sons indebted to said deceased are re-
auested to make payments to the ad-
ministrator without delay. and all per
sons having demands against the de-
ceased are required to exhibit and pre-
sent the same duly probated to the said
administrator on or before the tenth
day of May, \. II. 1923. or abide by the
law in this behalf. Address George
I. Brown. attorney-at-law, Equitable
Building, Wilmington. Delaware. or John
y. Hamilton, Administrator.
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FOR SALE

4O7 NORTH FRANKLIN-A real bargain
for quick buyer; rooms, bath. porch
heater. Make an offer.
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Other Properties of Every Size and De-
See Us Before You Decide to to Buy
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500 BLOCK ON MONROE STREET
Nine rooms, bath, back porch; in FIRST
class condition. Possession June rs.
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1901 WEST FIFTH-Six rooms and bath
severed; very good location: reasonable
price.
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CLAYTON ) Rect, Near Sixth-Four
bedrooms. h I water heating. gas and
electric lighting, pan try, reception hall
porch; in good condition; must be seen
TO be appreciated.
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Your Future Home May Be Among Those Listed On This
MERCHANDISE.
nustcal lnstrum~ ~u ts

Alt MAKES Talking machine. repaired
rnllcJ Tor and drlivcr,x Sor;mnn'
Music shop, West Seventh str,r,
rhone s>a2 r.
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Havana Results.

FIRST RACE--To- two-year-oids: claiming:
purse 500; five and n half furlongs: Win
nilpseg' 10 tCaliahenl, $40, $500 and
$500 and $3.50 second; Miss Maize, io-
lGantner). $40. third Time 1903 4-5
Jennie g, Nereno. GonWithinm and Val
nord also ran.
SECOND RACF;-For three-ycar-olds and
upward; claiming: purse 500. five and a
half frrlongs Orchid King. 100 90. Will
iams), $3.50. s6.i0 and $50. won: Ma
chine Gunner. Tie fsenford), $3.50 and
$500. second: Parol i12 GO. Stone). S3.70
kin, Berretta. Little Niece, Grain Crow and
Guardsman also ran
THIRD RACE-For three -yenr-olds and up-
ward: claiming. purse 500; five and a
half furlonrs. San Pablo. 1iJ (McDermotD
S46.i0, Sif10 and $50 won; Discussion
1O7 (StuttsD, $3.50 and $3.50. second: Su-
porior, 100 &C. Tayior). SGi0. third. Time
900 70. Col. Murphy, Winds OF Chance
FOURTH RACT-For threo-year-oids; claim.
ing purse ST0O six furlonga F1ycast. 1Of
(stutts,, 5000. si.Uo and $500. won; Foul
Weather 1O3 tYerrattl. 500 and $3.50
second; Mad Nell ios CBurns), 81. third
Time, f:i4 as. Cannv Lady. Mooresquc
Who Can Tell and Orris also ran.
FIFTH RACE-The Santa Clara Handicap,
for all ages: purse 81 900. six furiongs
pelie Of Elizabc,htowr. III Cstutis),
20. Si.oO and $3.50. won chief Spon-
aor. 103 90 Williawsl. 81 so and 81 40
racond: Little Black sheep, i03 tCallahan)
S3 third Time. 1:lt 4-5. Cydonia, Aiken
and Edgar Allen Poe also ran.
SIXTH HACF-For thrCe.ye r-olds and up-
ward: clabnlng purse 500. ono mile and
ffty yards. Cicoronian, ~ fCaliahanl
$3.50 $3.50 and $500, won: Aliivan. n1
tAlonsoi sgs 20 and sit 20. second TIoreb
t0s CEurns). SL7Q. third. Time, ;44 2-5
Fashion GIrl. Lady Frnko-, Article X,
III coronel and. Harlock also ran.
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Havana Entries.
fsrNDAY.l


FIRST RAcE-Three-ye -year-olds and upward
claiming: sTO0 SIX furlongs: 'WedRewood.
102: 'Ruth Wehle, 1O5; Alivan, i01; 1t.
sHoman, III; Marshal Tilghman, 1i3.
Bloomington. 113: Edith X, ii3.
SECOND RACE-Three-year-old claiming
500. Six furlangs; First Pullet, i02 ;
.Scurry. i05: Puff Rail- i06; Okaioosa, 105
Landslide, 10; Duke OF wellington, 1i0.
Little Niece, i10; Pierrot, ii0.
THIRD RACF,-Three- yea r-olds and upward
claiming; sT00 Five and a half furlongs
i06: Refrain, 106 San Diego, III Sow
ereign H., III; Currency. ii4j Ruddes.
1i4; Malowmot. III; Ras. III; Twenty
seven. III.
FOURTH RAcE--Aii ages; $500. Five fur
Mumbo Jumbo. 104; East View. l04;
Carrie Moore. 107; Or. Hickman. ITO; The
Boy. 10.
FIFTH RASEAil Goo sggss Pinsr del ,.Id,S RE Han
Tony Beau. 81; Heron. i04; Chief spon-
sor, 10T; Sea Prince. 1i6.
SIXTH RACE--Three-yea and upward
claiming; S100. Mile. sDuke Ruff, i04
Dainty Lady. 1o6: sThe Pirate iOG. sIIuen.
106; Advance. 100: Old Sinner, Ill.
SEVENTH RACE--Three-y -year-olds and up
ward; claiming 500. Mile and sixteenth
Miss Dixie, 1903: Sporting Chance. 100. Dis
cord, 10S; Wiseman, III; Hatrack, iii.
weather clear; track fast.
Post, 2:15. Havana time.
y. ,prcntico daowanca rlatmc6 =
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QUAKER SOCCERS III
WIN ANNUAL GAME
Philadelphia Defeats New
York Eleven by 4-2 at
Germantown.

Special Dispatch 10 THE NEW YORK HERALD.
PHILADELPHIA. Dec. 9.--After three
years Philadelphia soccers obtained the
verdict in the annual intercity series
against picked team Of the Field Club
Soccer League Of New York and New
Jersey. when the visiting team was de-
feated this afternoon by the score OF 4
goals TO 2 on the grounds OF the Ger
mantown Cricket Club at Mannheim. At
half time Philadelphia led by 2 TO l..
Toppin OF Staten Island scored first
from thirty yards out, but Nassau OF
Germantown headed in the equalizing
tally soon after. Dlsston placed Phila-
delphia ahead before ends were changed.
In the second half Disston scored
again and Spencer drove in n pass from
Dowlin. This gave Philadelphia a to
lead and the victory was practically
assured. Twenty minutes from the nd
Mellor OF Englewood sent in a shot that
struck the Philadelphia crossb3r. Pert
OF the Crescent A c. gained possession
on the rebound and scored for New
York. Barba, the Philadelphia goal
keeper. made seven stops in the first
half and three in the second, whereas
Watkins of New York had six in the
first half and seven in the second, four
OF these from Spencer. Lowry and
Thorpe. the two backs. and Spencer.
Nassau and Dowlin excelled in behalf
of Philadelphia. Evans and Mellor were
conspicuous on the New York side. The
lineup:
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Philadelphia 20
Tigers Soccer Rally Beats
Penn and Causes Tie for Lead

PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 9.--Before a
crowd OF 1000 soccer fans Princeton de-
feated Penn I'm an intercollegiate match
on Franklin Field this afternoon. to
/, in a sensational rally Penn made
the first score OF the game from a
penalty kick. Capt. Amelia making a
wonderful shot. The score remained in
Penn's favor until within five minutes
from the end Of the match, when tho
Princeton team started rally that
proved to be too strong for PENIS de-
fense.
BY its victory Princeton tied Penn
for the intercollegiate league title. and
the playoff Will be stagec on University
Field. Princeton. next Wednesday. Stin-
son, the Tiger football player, was a
hero for his team.
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BLARNEY STONE IS
HANDICAP WINNER
Continued from First Page.

son when Knight of the Heather, rid
den by Chick Lang. just lasted long
enough to take the westwego Claiming
Handicap, a mile and seventy yards,
event from the heavily backed favorite
Easteside, ridden by Pool. The latter
held under confident restraint through
the middling running and lost ground
entering the stretch. He stood furious
hand urging through the stretch. be-
cause Jockey Pool had lost bis whip
somewhere earlier in the journey.
Lewis was evidently impressed with
Easteside's performance because he
claimed him for $500. Untried and
Honolulu Boy accounted for the other
race.
Jockeys L. Morris and II. Thomas will
report for duty tomorrow.
The jefferson stewards announced
that they have made no ruling against
Owner l.. Marshall, but will respect
whatever such other turf bodies may
have issued. The entries of the Mar
shall horses have been refused until
their owner hands over $500 alleged
to have been given by Remy Dorr to
Jockey Zoller to mishandle MARSHALL S
horses at the last fair grounds meeting.
Dodd made unqualified denial of such
conduct at his recent hearing. and Mar
shall were he so disposed would have
difficulty inducing Dorr to accept the
money. This places Marshall in a
strange plight.
FIRST RACE-For two-year-olds: allow
ances; purse, s7o0: five and a half fur
longs; untried. lo1 Oh Burke, i,S ~ 81; Ion III
o-J. 7-10 and 1-3. second Setting Sun, lib
lsmallwood). G-1, 2-l and 40. third: Time.
and Vanterburg also ran.
SECOND RACE-For three-year-olds and up
ward. claiming; purse. 500; six furlongs.
Guv'nor, 1o5 (Corcoranl, 2-l, ~ and 20,
won; Simplicity, i04 (McCrann, il-5, "a
and %, second; Mock Orange, lO5 (Bruen-
ing). 25-1. 81 and Al, third. Time. ] III.
Lainpus, bride OF India. Who Cares. Orcus
and Green Gold also ran.
THIRD RACE-For three-year-olds and up
ward: claiming; purse. 800; one mile and
quarter. King Trojan, JOG (Corcoran),
30. 3-5 and la won Austral, 100 Uang)
Last, 100 dlelsay). OIL 81 and even.
third. Time. 2:i7. Attorney Muir. War
like and Rustler also ran.
FOURTH RACE-The la Fourche Handicap:
for three-year-olds and upward. purse.
81 600, one mile and an eighth Blarney
Stone. 106 (E. MARTINI, 3-5, 10 and out.
won, Saddle and Boots, 100. CMerlmeel /,
2-1. Is and out. second; Duke John, los
(Thurber). 6-f, even and out. third. Time,
/ 30 4-5. Only three starters.
FIFTH RACE-The westwego Handicap; fot
three-year-olds and upward; claiming
purse, $500: one mile and seventy yards.
Knight Of the Heather. los (Lang), 1O-1
81 and 2-i. won: Easteside il6 GEnsor),
ll-5, even and %, second; Frank w. 0s
Corcoran). 81, G-5 and 10 third. Time,
40 20. Fantoche, Attorney, Cantilever,
Freely Sneezy and Tulalp also ran.
SIXTH RACE-For three-year- olds and up
ward; claiming. purse. 500; one mile and
quarter. Honolulu BOY. III Doyio), Al ,
80 and 40. won; American Soldier, 1Ol
lOwena), fO-1, 81 and So, second Service
star, III (Merimee), 80. even and %.
third. Time, f2:i5. Chateaugay, Saga
nook. Bravo. Spectacular Girl and Lucy
Kate also ran.
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FREE

Two Pamphlets sales Strategy" and
The Maxwell Method. They really give
YOU valuable ideas. They are not mere
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Scheduled Boxing Bouts
MONDAY.

MONDAY.
Madison Square Garden-Jack Bernstein
vs.. Eddie (kid) Wagner, 10 rounds;
Sammy Mandel vs.. Harvey Bright, 10
rounds; Johnny Curtin ". Pee Wee
Kaiser, 10 rounds; Frankie Garcia vs..
Charley Beecher. 10 rounds.
Broadway Exhibition Association-Wolf
Larsen vs.. Yussel Perlstein, 10 rounds;
Willie Kohler vs.. Sammy Stone, 10
rounds; Mickey Brown W.. Jack Haus-
Brighton Sporting Club, Staten Island
Charley Ryder rs. willie Cirry. IL
rounds.
TUESDAY.
Pioneer Sporting Club-Eddie Brady VS..
Sammy Seiger, twelve rounds; Buck
Josephs vs.. Hilly Levine, ten rounds;
Sanay Nogei Va Willie Bradley, six
rounds.
Madison Square Garden-A. A. q. anna
teur championship tournament.
WEDNESDAY.
Madison Square Garden-A. A. q. anna
teur championship tournament.
THURSDAY.
Hamilton A A, Passaic-FranIxie
Fasano VS.. Charley Traino, twelve
rounds.
Madison Square Garden-A. A. U. anna
teur championship tournament.
Rink Sporting Club-Johnny Dundee vs..
Gene belmont, twelve rounds; Battling
Reddy. vs.. Harry Kabakoff, twelve
rounds.
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Battling Sikh Refuses to
Appear Before Federation

PARIS. Dec. . (Associated Press) -
Battling sikh refused to appear before
the investigating committee appointed
by the French Boxing Federation I'm re-
lation 60 the framoup charges. The
Senegalese through his counsel sent n
letter 20 the committee saying that in
asmuch as the federation had already
taken his license and title Of champion
away from him without giving him n
hearing. thus placing him under the
necessity OF suing them. he failed TO see
why they should ask 10 he him now.
as II might cause prejudice 20 the legal
actions which would be hcard by a
tribunal
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BROOKLYN Boy Chosen Captain

GRErN CASTLE. md, Dec. A--John
Clark Of Brooklyn was elected captain
of tho 1929 De Pauw University football
team. Il was announced to-day. He is a
sophomore and plays guard,
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SECOND TEAM.

derfully and we shall know more nearly
the comparative excellence of American
and British golfers when the list is
published.
If John Jones at ,Seaforth Is the
scratch player of his club and he Is
rated at 4 on the national handicapping
list then the members who have been
rated at 1 70 after this chap will be
lifted to their proper place and be
handicapped at five to eight. This is
one other way in which Standardization
and uniformity are working out on both
sides or the water. And instead OF hav-
ing q great many players in the clubs
satisfied II they beat the scratch score
of the course, which seldom Is below
rs. there will be testing strength OF par
such as we have in America, with a
consequent raising OF the standard OF
play.
Tho expenses OF tho British team have
been compiled and will soon be pub
lished. II surprised many to learn that
there is a deficit Of $4,000 TO be met
by the golfers OF Britain. The sum
which was supposed to be necessary for
the trip proved higher than the sums
spent, but even at that there was a too
slender response to the appeal sent out
for travelling funds.
British Open Earlier.
The time set for the British open. the
second week in June. Is a week earlier
than usual and so Haced 10 help out 20
the extent OF week at least the desire
of tho many to have a date when the
courses here are at their best. Inwood
is usually in fine shape any time the
whole year round. so II won't make any
difference when the date is set here.
Perhaps the week following the Fourth 4.
the best after all.
At the time OF the amateur champion
ship at Prestwick the contestants were
asked to Ali out a blank stating their
preference for qualifying rounds and
eighteen or thirty-six hole matches
Not more than half replied and tho re-
suit showed that tho slight majority
were in favor OF eighteen hole match
play as heretofore. with the desire for
qualifying round at thirty-six holes
beaten by few votes. So unless there
Is II great change in feeling in tho next
few weeks the championship will ba
played az in the past.