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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-05-23

do mlyna. ! Mlyna skutecne
vybehl radostne va fic a prosil
no zmatene, aby ! he odpustll.
'Litovala, ze sci < vam hru-
be chovala,' vykl dial rychle,
.snaze Sc ziskati Jem dokto-
ruv, "a ia bych by nest asten'
kdybyste il pomo sve ode
prel.. Pozoruji, vase leceni
pusobi vyborne. gAspon mne|
uz neodhani, a la;Jvaly JeJlch
rozmard nejsou t. 2 caste ma
hle. Kdyz vcera 'risla,, byla
vesela, smala Sc po prve oI
dlouhem case .iJne spolecneI
Ivecereli. Pojd'te,. mann prlJltl
IS vami X nj"
Celou cestu zvatlal pin de-
tinske radosti cilvitifi, Jak nl0ui
Dire 81 Soudny poe inai. | to ma
hle jeho odmitnutl u bylo pry
chytre a ucinkovalo lepe nez
lleky.
| Soudnemu bylo trapm, ne
]volnost jeho stoulpala Jeste VI
ce, kdyz mlynafem vessel do
pokoje k Bozene. Pfivltala Jel
velmi privetive a podala1 mu
ruku. Nemohl j odmitnouti a
citil, jak j stiskla. Mlynar,
usmivaje Sc blazene, usedl <
|nim, a lekar " rozpacich pocal
ohledavati pubs a poptavati Sc
. po jejim zdravi. OdpoVldala
chvilemi mazlive, chvllemi We
sele jako prayy pacient, takze
by nikdo nebyl tusil, co mezi
: temi dvema Sc stalo. Jen O.
hnivy, utkvely pohled lesknou
cich sc iejich oci svedcil, co j
! znita. Sdelovala mu take, re
liz obdrzela z domova zpravu
, o prichode otcove. Bude pry
u Mich TAX dlouho, dokud Sc
nevystGne.
: "Ted' budu musit byti velml
hodna," povidala rozmarne.-
0 "Tatinek bude bditi mad mnou
o a jeho Sc hojim vice nez mu.
ze.'
= Mlynar zasmal Sc fadostnyn
u a uprimnym smichem tomutc
priznani. Byl st asten, re Sc
zena vraci k zivotu, ze mu svi,
ii nadeje pokojne, blazenc DO
J. macnosti Zdrzoval Soudneho
> kdyz prohlasil, re w musi do
mi a kdyz jej pfemluviti ne
y mohl, dlouho dutkllVe M
. domlouval, aby prisel Ease.
, Navstevy We mlyne staly 81
2 mukou pro doktora. Cltll linus
sam proti sobe, re nema tolll
silly, ably strhl skrabosku tva
re teto zeny vypocltave, smel'
:. listive. Chm dele tail pret
= svou pani, co jej do mlyna M
> ii jiti, tim tezsi stavalo sc MI
= rozhodnuti, tim vice mnozll
Sc jeho obavy tim malomysl
neisim byl. V te dobe zlevil
J" ! mu Jifinka cosi $ urazdenln,
on polekan uvazoval, ze TED
: move prekazky stavi Sc mu
cestu, Nemuze prece zenu ro2
- cilovati, kdyz potfebuJe Gel
, jeho lasky.
A tax I'll stale obklopen du
:, sivou mlhou, ktera jej tisnilf
h tlacila, pronasledovala. V
mlyne pripadal 81 vzdy beze
! ctnejsim. Phi jeho navstevac
y, byl nyni prltomen otec Bozt
=; min, vysoky, trochu otyly mu
i S holou lebkou stale uplaks
! nyma ocima. Patril ia svo
ri dceru pychou domnlval 81
n ze. co ona kona, Je vsechn
10 krasne. Bylo mu tn slastne
x necinnosti, V ktere travll, m;
w je stale plny stul a plny dzbs
10 mex. ~
"a Nepokladal "a nutne, ably
ve pri navstevach lekarovych al
ne ma okamzik nemohl vzdalit
nal Odesel castejl, a pro Soudneh
e nastavaly chvile nejtrapnejs
Mlynai.ka doufala, re jeh
vzdor, domn6lou ostychavost
nesmelost odstrani, a trpel
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-05-23


ruske vlade, leda, re je ma sti-
III ententou, ale v Rusku spa
trovana jest moznost pronik-
nouti ma vychod, jest to jakesi
pokracovani "Drang mach O.
stem. Treba, re sc chvali uza-
vreni nemecko-ruhrske smlou-
Wy jako diplomaticky tab, KITE
ry Sc dotkl spojencu ma nejci-
tlivejsim miste, prece hlavni
|ieji vyznam Sc spatruje v tom,
re bude mono navazati inten-
sivni hospodarsk6a styky Rus
KEN. Slysel jsem povesti, re
SHINES jiz 81 zajistil v Moskve
ma nejzivejsim mfste nekolik
domu, v nichz chce soustfediti
obchodni agendu v Rusku. V
! Hamburku jsem mluvil sc dve
ma soukromymi uredniky, z
mich jeden mi pravil: "Potrebu
ieme nezbytne stykd $ Ruskem,
lnebot' sc potfebujeme o neko-
no hospodarsky oprit. V Rus
ku Jest nam dana moznost ve-
likeho odbytiste a nesmime BY
/ ii sentimalnl, nebdt' neZlska-
NELL je V cas- my, pfedeidou
mas Anglicane. Zada sc ma mas
placeni reparaci a to jest mo-
zne jen tehdy, bude-li mas pru-
mysl pine zamestnan. Phi te
prilezitosti podotykam, re jsem
pozoroval, ze namnoze jsou 81
. Nemci vedomi moralni povinno-
sti nahraditi valecne skody, ale
vseobecne Sc reparatni bfeme-
no tezce nese, reparacni narO-
ky Sc pokladaji "a prehnane, a
psychologicky teZce doleha ma
4 Nemce vedomi porazky.
Ma venek jevi sc nam ne
meckych mestech jisty blaho'
byt, ale prece muzete pozoro
vat, re pod vnejsim lesken
skryva Sc dosti bidy, pozoru
jete, re ma jedna stgane' vede
Sc zivot nell rozmarily, tedy
alespon blahobytny, ale ma dr.
he strane ze jsou vrstvy, zejmt
ma vrstvy pevnym platem a ;
. tech Ease zvlaste tax zvan'
stredni vrstvy, ktere Sc mus
We svych potrebach znacne OBJ
= mezovat. Vykladni skrine Wy
stavuji bohatstvi, ia okny re
!, .staurantu sedi vesele spolecnc
! : sti, ale po ulici vidite bezeti 1
> rednika S obnoSenym kabater
> a ieho zenu V prostem obleku
latku, ktera velmi pripomin
: ty zname chundelate latky Vi
= lecne.
: Casio zaslechnete rozhovo
drahote, slysite mluvit pt
!. trebe pridavku, slovo "staN
ka" zaslech jsem souvislos
timto thematem. Naproti t.
:. mu dobre sc vede vrstvam v.
" robnim, obchodnikum vseh
druhu, vyvozcum, atd., nebo
konjuktura jest velmi prizn
:. va. Jel isem Llpska Sc dvem
: velkoobchodniky, jedoucimi
- Hannoveru, kteri 81 sdelova
: sve zkusenosti a tvaTili sc We
:, mi spokojene. Pochvalovati d
/. brou konjukturu a byli tai
velmi spokojeni nizkym ST
- VEN valty. Poukazovali ma t
!. re prave Milky kurs marky zI
- sobuje, re v Nemecku neni n
:, zamestnanosti a re jsou laka
kupci, naproti tomu pax mem
y : cke vyrobky pronikaji i do k
: jim, ktere patrily do export
:. sfery jinych statu zejmena A
, - glie. Ia to jsem byl ma drul
- strane sVedkem, re nahly,
- ). pondeli sc dostavivsi pokles d
80 laru, ktery jest V sirokych yrs
- vach lidu nenaviden jako "vl;
= &c sveta', zpusobil znacne p
- teseni. Slysel isem, re kamel
- :. kterehosl nemeckeho casopi
= $ chuti vyvolaval ma ulici: I'D
- :: lar kaput, Dollar kaput' a Il
-, why pry sly ma dracku. /.
ou S potesenim mohu konstat
lii vati, re v kruzich inteligen
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-05-23

cim dale, tim vice stoupala Je-
il netrpelivost, hneviva nedo-
ckavost a podrazdenost. Kdyz
Soudny nedbal jemnych jejich
pokynu, pocala byti drze dote-
ravoh Pocala sc posmivatl
jeho panf, klidHmu ieho III
votu, jeho zdrzelivosti a zdan-
live chladnosti, az konecne mu
rekla, re toho vseho ma dosti.
"Nemate ma tom dosti,> zel
jsem Sc yam tax dlouho poko-
rovala 2" vybuchla, jednou vas
nive. "Kdy konecne ukoncite
tuto komedii?"
"Jakou komedii?" pravil jil
studene. "Jsem stale stejny al
'iakym jsem dnes, takovym bu-|
du .vzdychy.
"Ale ia nechci," vzkrikla a
pristoupivsi k nemu, zalomco-
vala jeho ramenem. "Coz pax
/, nevidite, ze jen k Will vam Sc
premaham."
"Toho nedbam. Nemann k
vam zadnych povinnosti, a ne
ocekavejte ode mne vice. Do
mnivam se,. re byste sc prede
|mnou. tolik nezahazovala, kdy-
byste vedela, sco pro vas citim.'
"A co pro mne citite?" pta-
la Sc dychtive a uprela nan
svuj lacny pohled.
"Chcete to opravdu vedeti?
otazal Sc, jat nahlym prudkym
| pohrdanim, rozhodnut. pojed-
Inou, re nasilim pretrha vsech-
no, co jej k nj pouta, at uz Sc
deje cokoliv.
"Ano, chci."
"Nenavidfm vas,' pravil po-
| iednou vztekle. "Nenavidim
vas, jak jsem jeste nikoho ne
navidel. Pohrdam vami, a
kdybyste zenou nebyla, - dal
bych vam policek.'
Ucouvla, zaleknuta jeho di-
vokym pohledem. Nepochybo-
vala, re vse, co povlda, je pra-
vda jeho slova zachvela ce.
lou jeji bytosti. Stanula a na
, chvili strasne zbledla.
i "a abych konecne jednor
mel pokoj, povidam vam, II
sem nikdy jiz nepfijdu. Mluv
j tie 81, co chcete, co vam libo
uz jsem toho otroctvi sgt. MoJe
: zena vas prohledla nebude
] dbati SLOW takove bidne zeny.
Zmocnila Sc no divoka ra
z dost, re Sc il muze odmeniti "a
vSecko, co pro nj zkousel. We
Idel, re rama trefila dobfe, ;
-lpocitil radostne ulehcenl. 5
E jakousi veselosti chopil Sc klo
! bouku a vztycen odchazel. Do
: lie ma dvore setkal Sc mlyna
u rem. Pokojne mu sdeliL u
y jeho pani je uplne zdrava a u
! Sc az spolu domluvili, aby Je
a ho navstevy pfestaly. Jako
a myslenkach vyslechl jeho ia
I dostne dekovan1 a pax patr'
Y utkv6le pred sebe, special do
! NIL. Div nezajasal u vedoml
eI re koneene setfasl vsechno, c.
Iiej tisnilo.
/ Ma hrazi potkal svakrovol
|, mlynarcinu, zenu jejiho bratra
e Email il re mlyna, kde byla as
Il dvakiate ma navsteve. Byl;
h mu vzdycky nepfijemna svyn
: lstivym, patravym pohledem
Il svou zamracenou, hubenou tva
l. ii. Pfirozeny pud. mu pravil
u ze je to ieho nepritelkyne. Po
:, zdravila iej ted iakousi zlos
o nou nevsfmavosti zrychlil
v kroky. Nevsiml 81 toho, js'
4 rad, ze nikdy jiz nepTijde $ n
j. do styku. Slysel cd Bozeny
re je lakoma. Snad sc obava
;el lla, re jeho leceni bude mnoh
al stati, a az Sc dnes dovi, re by
i. We mlyne naposled, bude upc
10 kojena
i. Mlada Zavorkova obratila S
10 "a doktorem, cosi zahucela
a klusala Ike mlynu. Mlynar pra
j. We bezel ze staji do mlynics
/ i = L l.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-05-23
aae MOVE RAN0. 49,
ROMAN
- ROMAN -
Nansal .Bohumil Zahradnik-Brodsky.

| odpoled
! skutecne
fic a prosil
ne odpustil.
K yam hru-
dal rychle,
ienn dokto-
nest asten,
sve ode
vase lecenl
Aspon nne
valy jejich
caste a ma
rfisla, byla
M nryo n
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1922-10-11
ENGLEWOOD SHOW
DRAWS 800 DOGS
Shepherds Are Largest Entry
American Breeders Win
Several Events.
BY FRANK f. DOLE.

The annual dog show of the Engle-
wood Kennel Club was held yesterday
on the grounds of the Englewood Field
Club. There were more than 600 dogs
entered in thirty-seven different breeds.
The show was benched under tents and
many of the smaller breeds were judged
under the canvas. The weather dogs,
the hearty breeds, We're judged in the
open in spite of the rain. 1t was one
OF the best shows of the Englewood club.
The attendance was large.
Shepherd dogs were the largest entry.
They were a splendid collection. Several
good American bred youngsters more
than held their own with the imported
stock. Xix VI Oeringon, owned by the
Geralda Kennels, repeated his Newport
and Tuxedo victories. He Is one of the
highest class shepherd dogs before the
public. Not only being the winning dog
he beat the winning bitch, Gilda Won
Dornerhof, owned by Mrs. Nina c. I'm
termeyer of Riverside, Cal. This bitch
repeated her Tuxedo win and won the
special for the best pitch in the show.
In French bulldogs the Haworth Ken
nels' breeding made a great showing.
In winning dogs the winner was Mrs.
Mabel j. Riddefl"s Melisandes Fidele.
In bitches f. S. Dickinson's Dickey Girl
won handily, but when it came for the
special for the best Frenchman in the
show there was no stopping that very
typcal Frenchy champion Haworth
Marie, owned by Mabel j. Riddell.
The largest exhibit in elbows ever seen
was benched The Greenacre Kennels
of New York had a great day, winning
dogs with that high class black chow
Greenacre Great Smut. In bitches it
was Greenacre Pecknall Tasen Tain.
The reserve winner was the Clairdale
Kennels American bred Flame of Clair
dale. She is of the correct size and can
go higher than she did.
The awards:
OLD ENGLISH sHEEPDoGs (Dogs)-Mrs
Wilbur Kirby Hitcheoek's Little BOY Biue
Beau Brummel. second. Bitches-Mrs
Laura A. behring's Champion Donna OF
Clffwood, first; Mrs. Wilbur kiT ps Hi n,n1
Wilbur Kirby Hitchcock's Little Boy Blue
BADGER (Dogs)-Mrs G payies Turner'S 1I,1s,.s
Hensel V. Boris, secondt Bitches-Horace
G. Hales Berghese st. Laurent, first; no
second. Best--Mrs. c. Davies Turner's
sPRINGERs CDogs)-winiam J. Hutchi-
sons Drake, first; II. u. Putnam's Jack
second: Bitches-E; D. Putnam,s jill first;
second Best-Wiliam j. Hutchisops Jack
CREYHOUNDS (Dogsl-Rosemont Kennels
Champion Rosemont Sun Burst, first; Mrs.
William Pitt Mason's Colon de Panama.
second. Bitches-Mrs. b. +. Lewis's Cham-
pion Landsdowne Sun Maid. first; Mrs
Haley Fske's Diana, second. Best-Rose-
mont Kennels Champion Rosemont Sun
Burst.
SANDWICHES (Dogs) = Donerna Kennels
Champion Donera BARN, first Mrs. NJ
Adelne Medinger's Billy Boy of Yurak,
second. Bitches-Louis Smorncws olga OF
birmingham, first Mrs. A. Adelne Medin-
gers Mit2 of Yurek. second. Best
Donerna Kennels Champion Donerna BARN.
BULLDOGS (Dogs)-William T. Drews
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1922-10-11
Gene Sarazen Recovering
Rapidly from Operation
Plans Trip to Coast With
Hutchinson in January.

Gene Sarazen, open golf champion of
the United States, and unofficial cham
pion of the world. is recuperating rapidly
at st. Johns Riverside Hospital, York
ers from the operation for appendicitis
performed Sunday According to Miss
Jean Bareuther his nurse, Sarazen will
be sitting up in a wheel chair by the end
of the week.
Il wish was up" said Sarazen to-
day. This is pretty tiresome Not
feeling so bad though
SaraZen said he would rest awhile at
the Westchester Biltmore Country Club,
Rye. n. Y. when he got out of the
hospital. He does not expect to tread
the links again until January, when he
plans to journey to the Pacific Coast
with Jock Hutchinson.
Sarazen's room at the hospital is
banked with flowers particularly roses.
sent by admiring golf enthusiasts Miss
Bareuther declares Gene is the star
patient of the institution. that 'he has
not grumbled one single Bit since placed
in her care.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1922-10-11
Paul Doyle Stops Werner
in Third at Pioneer A. c

Paul Doyle, the Bath Beach welter-
weight. stepped little nearer toward
match with Champion Jack Britton by
effectively disposing of George Werner
from the list of contenders with a
knockout in the third round OF the
feature bout at the Pioneer A. c. last
night. Doyle dropped his opponent with
a stiff right to the chin in the opening
round for a count OF nine, but Werner
fought back gamely until the referee in
terfered in the third with Werner hang
ing on the ropes.
Nanny Wexler gained the judges de-
cision over Joe Clifford i'm second ten
round bout. a knockdown by Wexler In
the tenth round turning the decision his
way. Young Angelo outpointed Ernie
Seitz in another ten rounder and Mike
Moran knocked out William Lesser in
the first round.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1922-10-11
Twenty More Freshmen
Join Rice's Crew Class
Sixty Columbia Yearlings Are
Now at Fall Practice.

Twenty additional Columbia freshmen
reported to Jim Rice. rowing coach, for
fall practice yesterday afternoon at the
class of '97 arts and mines boathouse
at Baker Field, bringing the total num-
Der of yearling candidates close to sixty
A dozen varsity candidates instructed
the first year men in the art of rowing
with the aid of Jim Rice's "polywog"
For the "polywog" an oar with a per-
forated blade is rugged up on the side
of the float, on which there is a seat
the same as in the shells.
The varsity candidates took a spin on
the Harlem. rowing four miles. after
which couple of the experienced men
were assigned to each of the five fresh
men boats, which travelled about a mile.
The varsity shell has Carl Theobald,
who was declared ineligible last spring
on account Of studies. at bow Dixon
Griswold, captain of the 1924 freshman
crew. at stroke; Bodine. coxswain, and
Wklaer. Albert s. Mayo. Acting Captain
Irving Cooper, Eddie Helwig and Gibbs
holding down the other places.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1922-10-11
Scheduled Boxing Bouts
THURSDAY.

THURSDAY.
Republic a. A., Polo Grounds carter
noOn)--Johnny Curtin vs.. Terry Martin,
10 rounds; frankie Jerome vs.. Danny
Lee, 10 rounds; Andy Thomas vs.. Joe
Tiplitz, 10 rounds.
Rink =. C.-Willie koher vs.. Mickey
Brown, IL rounds; Earl Baird W. Dutch
Brandt, IL rounds.
FRIDAY.
Madison square Garden-Billy Miske vs..
Tom Gibbons, 10 rounds.
SATURDAY.
Purchase, y. Y.-Bouts for benefit of
Westminster County Children's Aid So
ciety.
Greensboro =. c.. Long Island City
Joe White vs.. Al Reich, I2 rounds.
Commonwealth :. C.--Jack Bernstein VS..
Pal Moran, i2 rounds.
RidgewoOd Grove Sporting Club-Joe
Frisco vs.. Willie Daney, 12 rounds;
Tommy Madden ". Jack Douglas, 10
rounds.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1922-10-11
How DO snappers Change Their Names.

Glad TO find out that the bluefish spawn
on the top Of the mountains of Paraguay.
Now / know whence they get their jump,
they are born so. ] don't think the Con-
servation Commission need TO send 10 Para
quay for bluefsh spawn, there is always
an overabundance of snappers. II such be
the young OF blueflsh. But how do snappers
turn into bluefish and where do they go
to change their names and size?
We viii see soon enough dead snappers
hanging on the pounds down at Jones Inlet
TO make you think they had had n heavy
snowstorm right at the inlet. Let my babies
go is The call that causes bluefsh to fight
so hard.
II go slow bunker boats leaving
fair quantity for bluefish food we can
with the most enjoyable game and food fish
that swims. HY. JULIUS.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1922-10-11

Bottom fish. Hard, bottom with mussels'
oysters rocks or "clnders," sod banks,
wrecks and spiles. They prefer deep water.
June TO October In inside waters rarely
reach / pound. Off shore weights range 70 %
mounds For of shore or for wreck ana
smile fishing inside use heavy sinkers so
that bait shall be kept close TO place where
fish feed For inside fishing In creeks or
channels. use sinker that viii go TO bot
tom hut drift off a little with tide whenever
II Is raised Use No 10 Sproat. Kirby or
Limerick or No. q Virginia hooks INSIDE
No. SO Sproat. O'Shaughnessy, bimerlck
or Kirby or No 8 Virginia off shore Best
bait for off shore. SKINNER clam, hard
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1922-10-11
Bet Is Decided.

referring To &c. A. r." note in The Rod
and Gun column Monday. October q.
published TO decide a bet as to cod being
caught in Steeplechase and Dreamland fish
ing POOLS Coney Island, about twenty years
ago.
| distinctly remember reading an account
of Goldfish being caught as mentioned and II
my memory serves me right story APP
peared In the Rod and Gun News" Of the
New York Press J. w. GAMBLE
81 Lawrence av.. North Tarrytown. n. Y
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1922-10-11
Hoover to Row, but Denies
Issuing Sweeping Challenge

DULUTH, MIMI Oct. 10.-Walter NJ.
Hoover, worlds sculling champion. to-
day denied he had issued sweeping
challenge to all corners to row at the
American Legion athletic meet at New
Orleans. Hoover's denial came ~ re-
Spouse to telegram from W. NJ. Nc
Kinney. president Of the Potomac Boat
Club. Washington. d. c.. who queried
the champion regarding the reported
challenge
Il have issued no challenge" Hoover
wired to Mckinney. 1T is not my place
The Legion asked me to attend and
will row at its request"
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1922-10-11
Bobby Jones Breaks Course
Record at Charles Rive:

NEWTON. Mass. Oct. 10.-Bobby Jones,
Atlanta golfng star, now student at
Harvard, to-day made his debut at the
Charles River Country Club. Playing
i'm the rain and driving from the back
tees he cut stroke from the course
record recently established by Gene Sar-
azen. open and professional champion,
in recent exhibition match here. Jones
went out in 80 and came in in SO.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1922-10-11
Kelly Loses to Britton
in Bout at Havana

HAVANA. oct. 10 ASSOCIATED Press).
Jack Britton, the welterweight cham
pion. tonight easily defeated Jimmy
Kelly Of New York in a twelve round
decision bout here.
Although Britton landed almost at
will his blows failed 10 do much dam
age, Kelly was unable to score a telling
bldS throughout the fight.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1922-10-11
Muldoon Has Not Resigned.

a rumor TO the effect that william
Muldoon, chairman Of the state Ath-
letic Commission. had resigned was de-
MED by him last night. He declared
he had no intention of resigning.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1922-10-11
Billiard Results

l.. Mayer was the victor last night in
the only match contested in the three
cushion tournament in progress at
Cranfield's room. He defeated John w.
Low, % points to q, running out his
string in 60 innings.
Herbert Mckay won the first divi-
sion Of the three cushion tournament at
Jack Doyle's room last night by de-
feating Rodney Gelston in the final
game. 25 points TO 90. Each man had
a high run of four Mckay becomes
eligible for the final round robin.
Herbert Hall defeated James Dris-
coll in a match in the English billiard
tournament. ESQ points to 19s. Hall
made the highest break of the present
season by collecting "a points in the
fourth inning.
George w. Spear and Gus Gardner
were the victors in yesterdays matche;
In the interborough Class G amateur 1872
balkline tournament at the Recreation
Billiard Academy Of Brooklyn. Spear
defeated l.. ]. Steinbugler in the after
noon tilt, $50 points TO 1i9 and Gardner
took the count OF j II. Clemens, $50 %
rs, in the evening contest.
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THE PROBLEM OF "MADE" AND DEAD


a ball
o a made
a ! ~, ball
to pickle the
ball without putting and he said anything Did do
he l made
and
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PROBLEMS
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Robert Appleton's Husky Wing Toi second
Bitches-Greenacre Kennels Greenacre
Pecknall Tsen Tail, first; Clairdale Ken
nels' Flame of Charitable second. Rest
Greenacre Kennels Grsenacre Great Smut
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ROD AND GUN N E VS.

clam soft clam menhaden. herring. For
inside fishing live ltillies, spearing. shredder
crab, clam and worm Usually the best
fish are taken on live kilie Inside run OF
bass usually best about August, when fish
are at their largest. These often are shy,
In which case leaders will prove useful.
Use foot leader n few inches above sinker.
and shorter leader about feet higher.
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SCOTTISH TERRIERS.-Dogs-M Ken
nels' Medor DreafnauEht first: Berwick
Kennels Mine Brook Elm, second. Bitches
James V. Robinson's Mlnebrook Belle. first:
Dichard Kennels Kaybank Melody. secon<.
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JOCK HUTCHINSON,
Former American Holder of
ON THE LAW OF THE LINKS
By Jock Hutchison
ANSWER TO PROBLEM OF KNOCKING OPPONENTS RAIL-


one knocks another players ball into the hole in match play
the holed
should
cedd the
might hold this
yourself
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HIGH WATER FOR LOCAL ANG
Renorts of Fishing Conditions at Catalina
Islands.

Mrs. A. G. wilkes took splendid ma az III
after one hour and forty minutes nds and
fight The fish weighed loZ pour pouI'os 60 CO." q
rufst of Col. ]. w. Dorsey of San Fran
cisco Another guest of the Colonel, rnoil,a 30
NJ Patterson, also took nice lls Ba , Vl
is having the fish mounted. being ms Ilrs9
marlin. Both anglers are to be congra'usi ar
on their catches. The party Is nele ~. -
week and have been regular VISITORS ea1 I,
fail for Years past. The Colonel s1ys
is always the event OF the year TO hlnlsell
and his friends-this annual fishihs "'p "
Col j. w. Dorsey and w y. SHARP 0l
San Francisco and party are tisnihs oe'IS
from the launch Leta d. capt w. -
Danielson. goo
Tuna caught to date. ..,...'; $1,000 ~ o1
Marlin swordfish caught 20 date, .'''''' 20
Broad swordfish caught to oe'e'''''' l.
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Ling and Hake.

Bottom fish Rarely found inside pu,
found close TO ocean beaches as Wen as lnn
Off shore Autumn, winter ana sprlhB' ~. Tns
I,ct,o,,, whore any kind of food exists. Mus
sci beds always good. Ling average -,s
pounds around New York. Hake range lr0 oii
4 pounds up. Rig AS for codtish' put WIZ
smaller hooks. using no Sproat Limerick
or Kirby, or No. 2 Virginia. Clam pait
usually sufficient