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The Llano colonist. [volume] (Llano, Calif.) 191?-1937, 1922-06-17

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The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-05-19
Worlds Largest Golf Club Stars War on
 Tipping"
By Associated Press

Chicago, May 1S.-A formal cam paign against tipping. with severe penalties for both Upper and tippee, has been started by the Olympia Fields club, said to have the largest membership of any golf club in the world, with four 1s-hole links and a fifth planned.
 In a letter sent to members today, the house and the sports and pas times committees advise that the rules forbid tipping of walters, course starters and caddies. pointing out in diplomatic language that the practice leads to undemocratic discrimination In favor of the more liberal tipsters.
 It is advertised to the members that any infraction of the rule will cause the member to be cited to ap- pear before the board of governors and the recipient of the gratuity to be forthwith dismissed from service.
 In many cases golfers have tipped caddies because of friendliness for the lad who helped them win a game by careful attention, or saved them expenses by unerringiv finding balls driven into the rough but gradually situation developed In which cer- tain members found that they could get the choice caddies by liberal dis tribution of money to caddies and caddymasters. and that they could buy for themselves quick service in the restaurant and unlicensed chances to start when they pleased by fleeing the walters and the course attend ants.
 Rules against tipping have been posted by number of clubs, but such drastic action as Is now threat ened by the Olympia Fields club Is without precedent
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-05-19
YeIIow Jacket Nine Slaughters Central
 Outfit, Score 1928

Enslev high school Yellow Jackets slaughtered the baseball nine of Gen. tral high yesterday afternoon. 19 to S, in a game played on Smiths field. The Yellow Jackets combined lusty slugging with Crimson misplays for their victory.
 Lefty" Copeland started on the mound for Central. but was hit hard and was ineffective. Harry Holder, outfielder and catcher, then took up the hurling task, but the tale was the same.
 Brown started for Ensley, and pitched good ball for six innings He held the Crimsons hitless for five frames. but two hits and an error let in three runs in the sixth. Greet started pitching for Ensley then. and allowed five hits and five runs in two innings. Scokal twirled the last in- ming. allowing one hit and one run.
 The game was featured by the slugging of the Yellow Jacket team, which got 24 safc hits.N Scokel led in the vicious pounding of the Central boxmen. lamming out six hits out of seven times up. three of the bingles going for triples. vowell made four hits out of six times up. one a triple :: Duncan made four hits out of six times up. and Creel made three hits out of six times at bat one of his swats being a three-ply clout.
 Frank Chambers, Centrals gritty little catcher played splendid game behind the bat. Chambers work was one of the decided features of the game. Score R. H. E. Ensley .................. 19 24 3 Central ............. s 10 : Batteries: Brown. Scokel and Ro- den; Copeland. Holder and Chambers.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-05-19
CHARLIE GIBSON
 TO LEAD AUBURN
 1923 BALL TEAM
Popular Little Tiger Athlete a Resident of La
 Grange, Ga.

Auburn. May IS. - Cspeeial) Y Charlie Gibson. playing his second year on Auburns varsity baseball team. was tonight elected eaptnin of the 1928 Tiger nine. Gibson made the varsity his first year out, and has played stellar game of ball for Auburn both seasons he has been first string catcher.
 The new baseball leader at Auburn is a resident of LaGrange, Ga, and is sophomore, studying electrical engineering.
 Gibson was varsity quarterback on Auburn's football team last year. while last summer he was captain of the famous Andalusia town team.
 Charlie Gibson is considered one of the best baseball catchers and foot ball quarterbacks Auburn has had in some time, and his election as Tiger captain proves his popuIarity among his teammates.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-05-19
Birmingham Team Is
 Easy Winner tn Game
 at Gadsden, 13 to 5

Gadsden, May 1S.-tSpecial.)- The Birmingham Independents won a slugging match from the Gadsden baseball outfit here this afternoon. by the score of 13 to ,. The game was witnessed by fair sized crowd of Gadsden fans. and George Kirch- ner's stunts took well.
 The Gadsden crew hit as well as the Independents, but Big Boy" Ardis kept the hits off him well scattered, and held the score down, despite four errors made behind him. The Birmingham Independents punched their 10 hits with passes and the five errors of the locals to score their 3 runs,
 The visiting outfit looks to De classy team. and Gadsden fans wit messed good game today. .-eere
 R H E Birmingham Independents IS 10 4 Gadsden ,#....4... u . Batteries: Ardis and Marston; He's ter and Hendrix
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-05-19
Landis Says Ruth Must Apply for
 His Reinstatement

Louisville. May 1s.--K. M. Landis, baseball commissioner. who is here today for the ceremony attending the raising of the pennant won last year by the Louisville American as- sociation club. today confirmed the statement of his secretary in Chi cago. that Babe Ruins suspension is not automatically lifted next Sat urday. Ruth merely is eligible to apply for reinstatement, MT. Landis said Meanwhile, he continued, ex- changes are being made by wire be- tween Ruth and the commissioner office with view of clarifying the situation and to enable Ruth to make such representations as he sees fit.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-05-19
Pelicans Pound Out 8to 6 Victory Ouer
 Little Rock Outfit

Little Rock. May 1s.-New Orleans drove Cvengros out of the box in the sec ond. scored four runs in the third and one in the fourth errors by Dickerman. and won the third game of the series 8 to 6. Little Rock scored five runs off Craft In the sixth and knocked him out with home run and a double in the eighth. but Matteson saved the game. Clary pitched we'll after going in for Lit tie Rock in the fifth. Barrett hit home run with two on in the sixth. It his fifth of the season. and makes him the league leader in home runs. Pond sui fered a broken finger when hit by a foul tip in the first inning. The score:
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CAMP MCCLELLAN WINS

Anniston. May 1s.-(Special.) )-The Camp Mcclellan baseball team de- feated the Jacksonville State Normal school teachers on the latter's dia- mond Monday afternoon. 10 to g. in d hardhitting and keenly fought battle. Shorty" Propst, of the camp team. had perfect day at the bat with five hits from as many times up. one of his clouts going for -Four sacks. s -, .,.. ..
 Piedmont team on the Piedmont field Saturday afternoon and with the Gadsden club Sunday at camp.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-05-19
Anna LaPpage to
 Lead Pantherettes

Anna LaPpage was elected to lead rhe Birmingham Southern coed Pan therettes on the basketball court next year at the team election held by the girls yesterday. Marjorie Ormand was voted manager of the team.
 Miss LaPpase has ben the star Of the Pantherettes team for the past two years. serving as captain of the team last winter. and led the team successfully considering the hard schedule that the team faced.
 Coach Floss" Candy of the Panther co-ed team states that the prospects are bright now for a far greater team next year than the last one was. All of the girls will be back while he will have lot more ma terial to draw from.
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a sharp yrounder to Stuffy deStew. Stuffy whipped the ball to Burkett. who touched second and thew to first for a double play, and the end of the inning and the agony.
 Stewart Sent In.
 Young l. C. stewart, a muchly re- leased man, according to the press reports. but who 1t seems Is stlll on the Atlanta pay roll. was sent in to start the eighth. Young MT. Stewart started something he couldn't finish. Harper led off with single. Silva followed with an infield tap, Burkett drove out clean single. Claude Robertson tripled for the second time during the afternoon. Neun singled and Clarke singled. All this smash ing offensive scored four tallies for the Barons, and two men were on with two down. It looked like Stew art would never get that third out. so acting Manager Rariden sent. the ancient Cy Barger to the mound. Taylor, Harper and Silva singled in row and Klugman threw one away attempting to peg Burkett out at home and ran the Baronial total up to 15. Robertson was hit by a pitched ball. but Red Bates took mercy on old Cyanide Barger and purposely struck out to end the frame. Red retired 'em in one. two, three order in the ninth, and the agony was over.
 Manager Moley will send Big Phil Morrison to the mound this after noon. in an attempt to make 1t three straight from the Crackers. and the chances are that Bill Rariden will use Buddy Napier In an effort to check the local attack. If there has been any improvement over the Crackers since they were here last and num- erous changes made in the lineup, 1t has been for the worse.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-05-19
MISS ELIZABETH RYAN
 BEATS ENGLISHWOMAN
By Associated Press

Brussels May 1S.-Miss Elizabeth Ryan. of California, today defeated Mrs. Beamish of England in their match in the womens singles of the International hard court tennis championship. The score 6-2. 6-2. By winning today Miss Ryan reached the semi finals.
 Tomorrow Miss Ryan will place Madame De Borman, Belgium, and Mile Lenglen will meet Miss McKane of England in the semi-finals. The experts predict that Miss Ryan and Mile Lenglen will win their matches and therefore come together in the championship on Saturday.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-05-19
0NE-ARMEp PLAYER
 WINS IN NET MEET

Richmond. Va. May 1s.-C. M Charest one armed tennis player of Baltimore. and T. S. Mangan of Wash ington. played the most brilliant set of the 1922 Old Dominion tennis tour nament here today when the BaltI- more lad won. 14-12. The match was stopped on account of darkness and will be completed tomorrow morning.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-05-19
MISS LEITCH AND MISS WETHERED TO
 COMPETE FOR TITLE
By Associated Press

Sandwich, Eng, May 1s.-Miss Cecil Leitch. British women's open golf champion, and Miss Joyce weth- cred. English close champion, will compete for the opening champion ship over the Princes course here. both having won their matches in the semi finals today.
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UtdIN ..-.-.-.-s-s-.s- VI 27 'Batted for Suggs in eighth.

Three Base Hits, Robertson 8.
 Home Runs-K1ugmsn Neun, Clarke. Sacrifice Hits-G. Schmidt, Suggs
 Stolen Bases-Harper ?. Silva 1, Bern sen 1,
 Earned Runs-Atlanta 2. Birmins ham &.
 Left on Bases-Atlanta 2. Birming- ham S..
 Double Plays-Neun unassisted: Burkett to Stewart to Neun; Bates to Burkett to Neun.
 Pitching Records-s hits and runs off suggs in innings hits and runs off Stewart in ga inning Gone on when relieved by Barger in eighth); hits and runs off Eberhard in 13 innings 6three when relieved by Batesl,
 Struck out-Barger 1, Eherhard E. Base on Balls-Suggs l. Eberhard {. Hlt by Pitcher-Robertson by Barger. Umpires-Brennan, Statham and JameA Time of Gsme-2:10.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-05-19
Fulton wirls Great
 Ball m Pinches and
 Bruins Beat Chicks

Memphis. May 1S.-Memphis was unable to hit Fulton in the pinches today. while Mobile batsmen pounded Benton hard In tho third and ninth innings. winning to 2. Both of Memphis scores were made in the fifth. the remainder of the Chicka- saws Il hits being widely scattered.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-05-19
Vols Hammer Morris
 Steadily and Defeat
 the Lookouts 10 to 2

Chattanooga, May 1s.-Nashvile bats men hammered Morris steadily today and won the second game of the series. 10 to 2. Lucas was strong In the pinches. Rain delayed the game 45 minutes, and sec ond game which had been scheduled was postponed under the rule which prohibits starting game within less than two hours before sunset The score:
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-05-19
Young Jake Schaefer
 Retains Cue Title
By Associated Press

Chicago, May 1s.-Young Jake Schaefer toyed with Welker Coch- ran in the final block of their worlds championship 1892 balkline billiard match tonight and retained his title coast star, 1.500 to 1888. Schaefer won tonights block 500 to l14.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-05-19
MARIN PLESTINA LOSES
 IN A HANDICAP MATCH

Boston. May ls.-Marin Palestina failed to throw George Calza. Ital- ia nheavyweight wrestling champion, in 90 minutes here tonight, and un- der the terms of the bout calza was declared winner.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-05-19

Three base hit. zoeilers Home runs. Bar rett. Lapan. Sacrifice hits. Smith, Dowie. Stolen base, Zoellers. Innings pitched, by by Dickerman 2f-s with hits and runs, by Craft Is with hits and runs Struck out. by Cvengros l, by Craft B. by Dicvkerman l, by Clary 1. by Matte son g. Base on balls. off Cvengros g. off Clary 2, off Craft $. off Matteson 7. Passed ball, Brown. Winning pitcher, Craft. Losing pitcher. Cvengros- Umpires. Guthrie and Pfenninger. Time. 2:16.
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COTTON STATES
 LEAGUE
LEAGUE STANDING

Yesterdays Results At Greenwood 8, 'icksbrrg :, At Jackson Q. Greenville (. At Meridian [. Clarksdale 1.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-05-19
MOLEY'S MEN BATTER
 THREE PITCHERS FOR
 TOTAL OF IS SINGLES
Mike Eberhard TWirls Good Ball Until Eighth Inning. Crackers and Barons Play Here Again Today
sourHERN LEAGUE

Yesterdays Results Birmingham 16, Atlanta {. Nashville 10, Chattanooga 2. Mobile ', Memphis 3. New Orleans s. Little Rock 6.
 Today's Games Atlanta at Birmingham. Nashville at Chattanooga. New Orleans at Little Rock, Mobile at Memphis.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-05-19
Stribling and Budd
 Fight to q Drau

Albany. Ga, May1s.-- Young Strib- ling and Battling Budd of Atlanta fought 10 rounds to a drew here to- night.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-05-19

St Louis. May 1s.-Brooklyn won it's second game since starting on it's western swing around the circle here today by to 5. T. Griffith hit line drive to Smith in the fifth with two men on. after two were out, and Smith dropped the ball. permitting the two winning runs. Score:
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-05-19
 Four Driuers to Race at Indianapolis Are Still on the Circuit

Indianapolis, May 1S.-Four pilots of the 4G entered for tn first annual 500-mile race of the Indianapolis Mot or Speedway are still competing in the major league auto speed events. and all are entered for the tenth annual 5o0-mile race, May 3n. The four veterans are Ralph De Palma, Ralph Mulford, Howard Wilcox and Eddie Hearne.
 Two of the quartet have won a race, De Palma copping in 1915 with the Mercedes and Wilcox hitting the tape first in 1919 with Peugeot. Mulford has a second in 1911 with the Lozier and a third in 1915 with the Peugeot to his credit, while Hcarne's $ nearest approach to a victory was second place in 1920 with a Durant Special.
 Ralph De Palma has competed in all of the nine previous classics. Hearne has been out of four events. 1913, 1914. 1915 and 1916. Mulford and Wilcox have competed in every event. Every one of the quartet is a favorite with the fans and in al- most every race in which the quartet have started, each has been factor in the determining of the winner. Ford. Hinkle. Raymond. Long. Jackson.
 Woodlawn School
 Bohne. shehan, Williams, Brooks. Mc- Crosky. Davis. Baggett, Montgomery, Walden. Wilson, Hendricks Jackson. Noble, Parker, Busby. Harbuck, Hall. Jarell.
 Wylam School
 Freeman. Kelso. Douglass. Black, Rus sell. Love. Darough. Casola, Casey, Wheat ney. Bennett, Reeves. C. Bryant. Bennett, Scott, Reeves. w., simpson. Graham, Kel- ley. Green. Holmes Jane.
 Martin School
 Moncrief Stokes. Hydinger Goodwin. Lewis. Pierce, Lischol. Shoot. Benton, Stuart. South. Goldstein. Marine. Wynn. Rienes, Smith. Burger. McLendon Morris Uarsley. Calawsanne. Billey. Allen.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-05-19
VIRGINIA LEAGUE

PIEDMONT LEAGUE All games postponed. rain.
 VIRGINIA LEAGUE At Newport News. 1: Norfolk. 10. At Wilson, 3; Richmond. T. At Rockymount- Portsmouth. rain. FLORIDA STATE LEAGUE At Lakeland. g.; Jacksonville 0. At Tampa, T; Daytona. 2. At Orlando, 3: St. Petersburg. 1.
 AMERICAN ASSOCIATION At Milwaukee s. Kansas City+ii. At Minneapolis ', St. Paul 6. Others postponed (rain).
 SOUTH ATLANTIC LEAGUE At Charlotte g. Spartanburg F. At Greenville 0. Charleston 5. At Columbia 6. Augusta [.
 INTERNATIONAL. LEAGUE At Syracuse Newark frain). At Buffalo 1. Baltimore {. At Rochester 2. Reading 1. Others not scheduled.
 TEXAS LE&GJE At Shreveport 2 Houston 5. 4. Fort Worth 5. Beaumont At Wichita Falls s. San Antonio [. At pallas !. Galveston S.
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Memphis ..-....... ......... coo 020 O00-2
 Summary. Two-bas hits, Crtiz, Me- Milan. Three base hits R. Williams. Sacrifice hits, Leathers. Mulvey. Stolen bases. Niehoff. Left on base Mobile 10; Memphis 8. Base on balls. off Fulton l. off Benton 5. Umpire, Johnson Time 2.05.
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{, Summary: Sacrifice hits. Mccormick. Krehmeyer. Lucas Anderson. Stolens bases. Emery. Burke. knaupp 2, Meyers. Two ba SC hits. We're 2. Wingfield, Ander- son Mcdonald. Home run. Wight. Double plays. Krehmeyer to Knaupp to We're; Burke to Morse; Morse to We're; Me Donald to wingfield to Anderson Base on ball. off Lucas l. Morris struck out, by Lucas s. by Morris 3. Hit batsmen, Nashville 10. Chattanooga 6. Time. 2:37. Umpires. Jorda and Lewis.
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EVERY BATTLE INI
 AMERICAN LEAGUE| IS POSTPONED
AMERICAN LEAGUE

Yesterday'e Rceults All games rained out.
 Games Today Detroit at Washington. Chicago at Philadelphia. Cleveland at New York. St. Louis at Boston,
 Every game in the American league was rained out yesterday. Of the four battles scheduled in this major league, none was played. The same schedule will he attempted today, provided no of four National league games was played yesterday.
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vICKsBURG WINS

Greenwood. Miss, May 1s.-(Spe- cial)-The Hill Bhlies opened the series here by defeating the locals 5 to 3. in a close and exciting game. Score: R H b yicksburs 5 10 O r.raanyood O
 Batteries: Harris and Currie; Mich ols and Wallace.
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Thach. 1o:o5 o'clock.

Thach. 1oo5 o'clock
 Cancellations Baby Flight Mrs J. S. Coleman and Mrs. Joe Nor man. 1o:lo o'clock.
 Cancellations Nine Hole Flight Mrs Crawford Johnson and Mrs. Charles DeBardeleben, l0:15 o'clock.
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Baseball Results
COLLEGE BASEBALL

At Athens, Ga.. Mlssissippi CoIIege, ui Georgia
 At Atlanta: Georgia Tech 10; osle- thorpe. 3.
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5AT CRACKERS AT RICK WOOD, 15
SMITHS EDIBLE
 OF DRIVE GIVES
 ROBINS 7-5 WIN
NATIONAL LEAGUE

Yesterdays Results Brooklyn !. St. Louis 5. Others rained out.
 Today's Games Boston at Chicago. Brooklyn at St. Louis. Phtladelph hia at Cincinnati New York at Pittsburg.
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JACKSON FINALLY WINS

Jackson. Miss. May 1S.-(Special.) At last Jackson has overcome her Jinx, hitting hard three of Green- ville's twirlers. The Sox won to {. Musselwhite. right fielder for Jackson. got three doubles and triple out of four times up. Score:
 n
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NETS BEAT CLARKSDALE

Meridian. Miss. May 1S.-(Special) The Nets gave clarksdale an awful bump today, hitting Vardaman, their star, seventeen hits. Score: R H E C,arksdale ..........'..... Merldian ......... ....... ! -
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'Batted for Barfoot in ninth.
 ssRan for Toporcer in ninth.
 Score by innings:
 Brooklyn ................. oo1 o3o oso-7 St. Louis ................. 100 130 000-5
 Summary; Two-base hits. Wheat Ain smith, Heathoote Olson, Myers. Vance Home run, Alnsmith. Stolen base, Stock. Sacrifice. Hornsby. Olson, Smith Vance Double plays, Johnston Cunassisted) Left on bases. Brooklyn '; St. Louis. [. Base on balls off Vance, 3; Mamaux. 1; Per ica. 4. Struck out, by Vance, 2. Hits off Vance, in innings; Pertica in 8; Mamaux. in 2; Barfoot none in 1 winning pitcher Vance; losing pitcher Pertica. Empires, Rigler and McCor- mick. Time. :5O.
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ATLANTANS ELIMINATE ALL OTHER CONTENDERS
 IN W0MEN'S SOUTHERN
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having come through to the finals in each of these events.
 Handicap TwO-BnII Foursome
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Cancellations First Flight Miss Anne Harris defeated Mra J. D Hill by default.
 Mrs Harry Mccormack defeated Mrs Will Dunn, and s.
 Mrs. l.. w. Magruder defeated Mrs Henry Livingston. and 2.
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FLORIDA STATE LEAGUE

At Ncwport News, |: Norfolk. 10. At Wilson. 3 Richmond. [.
 At RockymountP Portsmouth. rain.
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Cancellations Second Flight Mrs. S. c. Stubbins defeated MrA D.. V. Edmondson. and [. Mrs. C. W. Strickler defeated Miss Kate Earl 1 up, 19 holes.
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PIEDMONT LEAGUE All games postponed. rain.
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Cancellations Third Flight Mrs. N. B. Cooke defeated Mrs. Russell Martin, and s.
 Mrs. NJ. E. Dewstoe defeated Mrs J. D. Kirkpatrick, ST., default.
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EatterleS. Varudmdn anu IUtdHe Penney and Kohlbecker.
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Cancellations Championship Flight Mrs. David Gaut defeated Miss Mar garet Ashe. and 8.
 Mrs. John Armstrong defeated Miss Priscilla Rogers. 2 and 1.
 Mrs. Ben Humphries defeated Mrs Ben Gatins, and 2.
 Mrs. George Harrington defeated Mrs. George Thompson.
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Al Lakeland. 3: Jacksonville 0. At Tampa, 1 Daytona. 2.
 At Orlando, g. St. Petersburg. 1.
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Nine Hole Flight Mrs David Reberts and MrA R, H.
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Third Flight Cancellations Mrs. N. B. Cooke and Mrs. Nj. E. Dew stoe, 955 o'clock.
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Batteries: Brown. Scokel and Ro- n; Copeland. Holder and Chambers.
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Second Flight ConsolatiOns
 Mrs $. c. Stubbins and Mrs. C. w.. strickler. 9;5o o'clock.
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sOUTH ATLANTIC I.El

At Milwaukee s. Kansas City II. At Minneapolis '. St Paul 6. Others postponed (rain).
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Consolnti0ns. Baby Flight Mrs ]. S. Coleman defeated Mrs Pel- h am Anderson, 2 and 1. Mrs Joe Norman defeated Miss Etoile White.
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Totals ......,t..35 27 'Batted for Vance in eighth. ''Ran for Ruether in eighth.
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Baby Flight Mrs. Carl Leibold and Mrs. George Headlav m a,cln..k
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Cancellations Nine Hole Flight Mrs. Crawford Johnson defeated MrA Bertha Perkins by default.
 Mrs. Charles DeBardeleben defeated Mrs. Frank Nabers. 2 up.
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Cancellations First Flight Miss Annie Harris and Mrs. Harry Me- Cormack, $40 o'clock. Mrs. L. W. Magruder and Mrs Herman Gartner. 9:45 o'clock.