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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-28
LEXA STIRLING LEFT
IN NATIONAL TOURNEY
pnly One Southern Woman
Among Eight Players in
Scmilinals.
Try Associated prcas.l

WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS. w,
a.. Sep, 27,--Goif. interesting
throughout and At times senRational
as played on tho Orccnbrier coursc
'Iay as aspirants for national golf
~ honors battiod to retain places
i the narrowing field of -contostants
tho wpmen's national tournament.
100" scores marked tho contests, tho
4 cpid round OF match play In nonrly
IL Instances.
Interest attached today TO the play
~ of Miss G!cnna Coilett. the Pruvi-
3onc" Tirl. who's" driving and steady
7on and approach shots hnvo feat
Ii"d tho tournament. She disposed
|! her opponent. Mia l.. \. Hardin.
|'altusTol. who fought Eameiy. but
II the course defeated 1--WE up ANA
ihrec. Mss Colieu played steadily
nd with tho same confidence thnj
'nrkcd her qualifying round
Miss Edith Cummings. Duwen.sia,
am" away victor over Mis- David
[aut, OF Memphis. but none tn.~ who
he winner would be until Miss Cum
iiSh ran down "A twclvc-foot NUT
|or b!rdir two. The Cummings
Faut match produced sensational rolf
I'si'icult r"cOvcrlcs. rcmarkabl. an
lroaches and the sinking Of long
|uttS combined - Eive IN. gallery
% reward for ,rudGtng the distance
round tho course.
Twice In succession. on the sixth
nd seventh holes. Mrs eau, sank
utts u twenty and thlrty-i.c,. re
|pcctiNcly. TO w!a aud put her back
n the running after tho odds seemed
ralnst her. lu' against that COR, az
.ay. Miss Cummings displayed great
'p!n"ss 81" faced tho sixteenth
Ole, the lake. one down. She chose
ne longest way across. drove moro
nan zoo yards, took a second nearly
= the green aud went In with q
'iFiio -FOUR 20 cTan tho match. The
as, two were s close.
Mrs. cuoutii. Foirncr. south Shnrc.
+'i"at'd MIS- Dorothy Campbell
.iurd. Hos,or. winner Of many ,i,ios.
'Er"" up and TWO. 10y playing Tho
'umc Drnnt of golf she dispiayed
yesterday, when shc eliminated MISS
iatiun l!ollins, IA" present wcarcr
81 'h" wom"n's golfing crown. Her
IRVING was steady and she used her
'NnS easily. hGt sh" dared not mlsa
N"i'e'S. TOR hor "uppu.n, Mas ~
'ericne"d aud WAS taking advantage
u every opportuulty
Ih" o'h"r battles wrrc. FOR Tho
most part. of the sam" t"nsity. Tho
golfers aEair We're favored with lIoal
No'inor. a day with q touch az an.
uwn IN ~" air, and thcrc was a 70
Ftrd BOZ tn" lays play FOR the gallery
Is we'll a. tho winners
The palr!nss Tor tomorrow which
VII narrow the neid to aemianals fol-
Miss Glenna Col!et,. proylaence,
IS Mrs i G. Let's. lr. chicago.
Miss EItfh Cummings. Onwen,sia.
IS Mrs. Il II Barlow. Merton Cric..i
;!ub.
Mrs Qu"n,.u Fei,ner. South shore.
= Mrs II. Arnold jackson. Green
"ich.
Miss A!ena Stirling, Atlanta. VS..
Mrs. William y. Gavin. England.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-28
RICHMOND GIANTS
OPEN SERIES TO-DAY

The baseball games scheduled be-
'"Nen the Richmond Giants and tho
Philadelphia Royal Stars. for Thurs.
day, Friday and SATURDAY of ,his
week AZ Mayo Island Park. have been
transferred 10 Boulevard Field be-
cause OF the rcarrargemont OF May
island Tor football. The Royal stars
nay" defeated tho local club in ,wo
engagements In Norfolk this week.
ana the games here this week will
oe hot!y contested
The Richmond Giants close the sea :
son at home with H.!!dale al Eou.e.
ward Field October .. and /, with a
double header on October !. which
VIII he Richmond Day az the STATE
Fair.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-28
BRITISH PRINCE "DJS5n
FIRST TEE SHOT
INv A..n..alc1 -.

ST. ANDREWS. SCOTLAND S.u
27-Thc Prince OF Wales dunaod
his tee shot in playing h;m.uf .a.
rs captatn OF the Roya, ard Auc.sa.
Golf club today. In DRIVING from
tho first tee before crowd ~ .off-
"rS. rhc Prince sclaTcd ms sh,t.
,ruttins into the ground wItl TN.
club before striking the ball,. drI.
Ing only Hr7y yards.
great cheer went up when The
Prince. appropriately CARRIED furthe
occasion. carried out the ccreno1v
which has existed sluc" the club. y. s.
founded ~ 1851. and nj; the bail zoe
wards IN. assembled caddIcs. one
~ the caddios retrieved the ball ana
presented 1t to tho Prince, VINO re-
ward"d him with the usual SOW
'rclgn The bail VIII he moulded
IN gold and added TO the clubs col.
lection ~ such trophies
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-28

SAINTS Grotto will hold it's fan
ceremonial tonight, and Monarch
George y. Davis expects to hay" no
largest class Of candidates TO travel
over the not sauds' that SAM ~
mas ever lr,G Ali Candidates viii
report at the Masonic Ternpl. ms
atternoo at $40 o'clock Suplcr
VIII be served at Gao. after which
IL parade. headed by she SHmiS Grut-
10 band and patrol. viii march down
liro"d street to Tenth. and back to
ih- strand Thratrr. where IN" C.rc-
m"nial VIII start promptly a. 4
o'clock
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-28
Stranger Levi, WIN,

TN FNANC!aCO. sept. .7.-rI.
S'Fa"s!"r Lewis. worlds hcayy-
Weight wrestling champion de,as.cs
Rsnato GarIinl Italian char,nio,
Two out o; three falls hero las, njrh,
"ard'n! won the nrst fan In % min
l'ca ana - seconds In the seror1
tall GsrGiris shoulders were pl.cod
on the mat IN hour II minutes and
10 seconds Lewis won tho third f,II
IN minutes and 20 seconds with =
head '0FL
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-28
THREE PENN LEADERS
NOW IN BACK FIELD

PHILADELPHIA. PA. Sept. 81
For p"rhaps tho first time In tho his
tory Of football AT the University OF
cn"SNivania thrc" major sports cnp-
,hins viii star, In ;hc opening grid
iron na't" saturday with frankie
and Marshal In tho Rcd ana Rluc
h"ck h'ih They arc Miller. captain
OF football; Sullivan. rau,nin- olo., ~,
baseball. ana Nogclin. cantai, n
basketball. Miller and sullivan viii
play half back, ana voEclin a, quar-
fer.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-28
Joe Boy Break. nccor,

HANCAST TER. PA. Sept. 27.-Joe
soy. owned and driven by Dan Learv,
OF westminster. broke tho worlds re- b,
cord FOR lS-ycar-old PAGERS TODAY.
covering tho mile In 2:I2 Ia at the
Lancaster County Fair Association
races. The previous record was made
ny Johnstown in 1904 in 2:l2 l-o.
100 hoy's best time, made several
years ago. Is 1900 IL
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-28
TECH GETS THOMPSON
TO DIRECT TRAINING
Especial to The rimer-D,spa,eh. ,

Is7I'T-I'FI 70 Tt IfNcI DE DafCh. =
hLA CkSbuRG, VA, Sept 27-H
y Thompson, graduate % Rochcs-
ter High school, Rochester. y y.
and ,he Springfield Training School.
|tda nccn appointed Instructor IN
physical education "a, the virginia
ioly,cchnic Institute. Mr. Thompson
taxes The place OF STANLEY B. suit
ton. who resigned 70 take charge o.:
q. branches Of srrr, at the George
Schoo!. near Philadelphia Tho new
INSTRUCTOR entered upon his new.
duties last Wednesday.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-28
InnlnmS DriNcr Dics.

SOUTH GI.ASTuNRCEY. conn.
sept Henry l'opc. we'll known
on tho Grand Circuit thirty ar more
years ago as driver W famous horses
and contemporaries of rup ,i"ors, Jim
Golden and i'ud nohlc is dead her..
at tho are Of -
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-28
RACE STEWARDS PROBE
HORSE TAMPERINC
IRv Associatc1p r,es

NEW YORK. Sept. 27.-Stcwards a,
AGueduct track today were inycs,i.
eating reported attcmpt To ais,bI.
horse entered in the feature $40,
Of yesterdays card by s,uninr =,
spongc IN ono of the animars nos.
triIs
Tho horse. Tuftor. regarded as ..
laN"fie IN tho Stonyhrook selling
stakes until the tampcrinc was ai,-
covered. was allowed t. run ,c,n, 81 i.
sronE" had hccn removed. IN, nnisbnJ
SIKH IN iicld Of seven starters
mo incident IS said 20 lac the four,n
OF similar nature TO occur this sen
son on metropolitan tracks.
Bcncdirtiuc Juniors to Stnrt proc,Ic.
IN" football season at Renedictina
was delayed on account IF late omen
ing nut 1t will open tomorrow with
~! men ready and eager for work
MOST Of the letter mon are rcturnIu,,
to tho school. but several of them
VII nc lost 10 the team on account
OF iuc arc limit to 10 enforced at
81 'NrlSiophor's. McGuirc's and Ron
c"'ctih'. Among those that viii he
lost are Wicsman. Caslvccchi. Roo
dorm and g. Miller. Among those
,hst VIII report for practice ar. I
Mlil"r H. and NJ. Prcndergast /
w uo"S' oNcH. Cline. Lyons. Smith
"hd 'hrret all letter men or Ia.t
year team In the new matcripI
Is Kline, noble and II. Casivcccb, ,hn
Stars of the Cathedral team last ven,
i"hru" Is being formed bv ,bn
nn'"T teams Of I'cncdictine. Mo
cures ana 81. Christophcr's. Th;s
''"G"e VIII start early in October
ing under the supervision ~
, No. h'a"S or tho respective schools
u.s. ann. VIII he lG years. and
Il ne teams will not average o,.o. 49,.
Rnounds. ~"
ANY team wishing game call Bou,o.
Naru l'o5-W md ask for Paul wei,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-28
S475 Dining-Room Suite, S356.25

An elegant suit In selected walnut which shows
beautiful figure in piece. Buffet a and 6
inches wide; Table is the obong inches
stv" enclosed Server and China
drawer at bottom; Arm Chair uphosere
in best blue mohair suit delight
buyer and unmatcliablc bargain at the price
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-28
S206 Bedroom Suite, Only S155.75

strictly modern suit Of uptoate model mnhogan,
hh'sh Dresser Is AZ Inches wide;
vanity type with triple mirrors; ChiToree wide
beautiful post Bed We do think
suit elsewhere under regular special price
this week Is real saving. We would like you compare
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-28
Just Arrived! 10TH Heaters

The genuine loth Hot Blast which splendid
features that II a
on the market, sold by prices that below auy
competition Don't make the mistake buying make OF
heater without seeing Ioh's n
Sales Agents Mattresses and I,ox
Simmons Kitchen
Equality"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-28
$50 Royal Morris Chair. S22.5O

The welknown Royal" EasysSorris Chair, with
and hack rest, UphtG6 tered in Feathers
choice OF oak mahogany finish
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-28
$12 Fumed Oak Table, 1896

a strongly built, attractive Table In umed oak 10 m
the suit above. Size 42x2i inches with drawer.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-28
$2S Silk Shade Gas Lamp. 500, 20
$3.50 Living-Room Suite, Sl95
$27 Sheet Music Cabinet. $685.

timely bargain just ut the of the music school
on Nine shelves and best mahogany finish
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-28
Seamless Administer Rug, S41.25

This Is handsome Rug. in full size-9x12 feet
quality IL excellent and choice many patterns
coorings Compare with the best values elsewhere
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-28
$31.50 Fireside Rocker, S23.75

Ono OF the most delightfully."- comfortable easy
on ever tried. In black tan genuine leather
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-28
500 Living-Room Suite, S27.5O

This is neat suit in fumed oak Settee Chair and r
with ieatherette cushions.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-28
Hopkins Easy Terms

Give You Plenty OF Time TO Pay Without Any
Hardship or inconvenience
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-12-07
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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-07-06
Marks & Walker
I axe Motorcycle
EUents On Fourth
Riders to Appear Here Sun
day Go Good in Holiday
Contests.

Motorcycle racers who are SEIZED
uled to appear here at the events at
SprInEbrprE Park rtAt Sunday are
rerCi5ed as having wen some fast
races both sunday and ON the
Fourth.
Don Marks, who has appeared
here several times and who is en-
tered for Sunday. won two races
Sunday at Mt. Clemmens. Mich, and
again landed a first in the big an
nual motorcycle meeting on the
Fourth az Hamilton. o.
Gene Walker who has won a
number of races here and who is
also entered for Sunday, won three
races at Sinjac, y. j.. on the Fourth
and in two Of them broke records.
The cents in which he smashed the
records were the one and three mile
In the cents scheduled for sunday
no SpringbroOk park the program
includes seven contests. The feat
ures of which will be two private
owners races and "a side-car race.
The mana cement of the track az
SpringbroOk is again fixing up the
track and resurfacing III with clay.
Some good time is expected in the
sunday meeting as all OF the riders
are regarded as experts.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-07-06
Benny Leonard
to Train Here
for Hammer Go
Champion, in City, Accepts
Invitation to Open Fight
Quarters in South Bend.

Benny" Leonard lightweight
champion. will be in South Bend
the latter part of this month while
training for his match with Ever
Hammer at Michigan City, Aug.
5.
The affable Benny" stopped
over in the city Wednesday on his
way East. He went into consul
tation with Andy Weisberg and
agreed TO make his headquarters
here following his match with
Lew Tender.
Leonard doesn't show a scratch
from his "mill" with Rocky Kan
sas. He looks TO be in the fittest
Of condition and ready to put on
the gloves again at a moments
notice.
Never felt better in my life,
Benny said,
II am signed up 10 meet Tend
Ter in Jersey City July 81" said
Leonard. After that I am coming
here and remain until the bout at
Fftzsimmons's arena Aug. 3.
Easy go. both of them?' He
was questioned as TO whether ne
felt worried over the outcome or
either or the two bouts.
Tender is a good man from
all reports. As TO Hammer. ne
TOO. may give me good tussle-
Hammer beat Charley White at
Aurora a few nights ago.
Leonard, with his party left
here shortly after noon, motor
ing 70 EIkhart TO catch the Twentieth
Century Limited.
Weisberg declared he would
have quarters prepared for Leon
ard when the latter arrived here
after the Tender go. A gym
where the champ can get the best
OF workouts. including volley bail
and a few bouts with local as
pirants. will be arranged. Leon
ard Is known 20 take his coming
match with Whites conqueror
seriously.
Leonard today signed a provi-
sIonal contract with Floyd Fitz-
simmons. boxing promoter, 70 ap-
near at Michigan City in an
other championship bout on Au-
gust 5. Leonard's opponent
probably viii be Ever Hammer Of
Chicago.
Kansas. beaten. detected and
with a broken left forearm, re-
mained az his Michigan City cot
tage. He cried bitterly as friends
tried TO console him. He said he
would not go back home 20 Buff
alo for a few days al least.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-07-06
STARS ENTER j. S.
OPEN GOLF MEET
Play Starts Next Week at Sko
kie Club with Record Entry
of 288 PLAYERS.

NEW YORK. July 5.-Entries for
the United States open golf cham
rionship, 20 be held next week at
the Sxokie club. Glencoe. H.. closed
tonight with a record list OF 2S9
players according to official an
nouncement by the United States
Golf association. This number ex-
ceeds by % the former record entry
of 265 at Inverness, Toledo, in 1920.
The entry list for what promises
to be one of the greatest open
tournaments in American golf his
tory includes a number Of promin-
ent British players i'm addition 10
practically all of the better known
amateurs and professionals i'm this
country George Duncan and Abe
Mitchell British professionals, viii
make their second attempt TO lift
the title while Willie Hunter. for
mer British title holder and Alex
Armour, Scotch champion, will re-
present the foreign amateur con
tingent
Jim Barnes. of Pelham. y. Y.
who spread-eagled the field at Co
lumbia last year i'm winning his first
open title. viii defend his title.
Barnes. Walter Hagen, new British
champion. 4 Jock Hutchinson, for
mer British title holder. are regard
ed by experts as the faorites among
the American professionals
Prominent among the American
amateurs pxnected IN make 2 GOOD