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The Union daily times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1918-current, 1922-03-25
First Presbyterian Church.

1000 A. M.-Sunday school.
ll:0O A. M.-Preaching.
400 p. M.-Junior C. f..
7:i5 P. M.-Night worship.
j. +. Matheson, Pastor.
The Union daily times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1918-current, 1922-03-25
c. BLYTHE SHERWOOD

(New York Editorial Wrter)
ITO David Wark Griffith the crown
of myrtle, laurel, olive leaves and
-carls. lie has made motion pictures
h" eighth Fine Art. He has fur
hcred the art of the silver sheet to-
ward that Of Michael Angelo, Valas-
lueZ, Maeterlinck and John Keats"
The Union daily times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1918-current, 1922-03-25
Riga to be Halfway Station

Riga. Latvia, March 24.-R;ga is
be the half way station in a regu-
II air service planned to begin in
he spring connecting Berlin and Mos
pw. The company, which will trans
ort mail and passengers, is being
nHnced by German capital.
The government, at request of rep.
'sentatives of the company and
'oviet Russian officials, has granted
omission for establishment in Lat
"a of way stations and aerodromes
-thieh are to be used in this service.
Engineering and carpetry will be
aught the natives of New Guinea
soon. The New Guinea Central Labor
administration plans to equip the is
lands with skilled native labor and
hopes to train the natives
in every trade.
The Union daily times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1918-current, 1922-03-25
Episcopal Church

Sunday school ut 10 a. m.
Lay service at II o'clock.
Meeting of the congregation imme
diately after service. Matters of i'm
"crt"n"" 2rd interest to every mem
Der viii be considered
\ fT'l attendance is earnestly re
"u"S:ed.
w. W. Johnson.
Lay Reader.
The Union daily times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1918-current, 1922-03-25
Bethel A. NJ. F.. Church. Colored.

10000 a. m.-Sunday school.
II 80 a. m.-Preaching by Rev. DR.
G. w. Dunlap of Columbia, s. c.: sub
ject. "Music by the Redeemed Choir"
$50 p. NIX. of P. annual thanks
giving sermon By Rev. A. A. Sims.
7:00-A. C.. F.. League.
100 p. n.-Preaching by Rev. DR..
G. w. Dunlap; subject, "The General
Judgement"
Evcr"hody welcome.
l.. D. Gamble,
Minister.
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Mnn-Aetna Baptist Church

'TVH-NetHd DaNtISt NnurCh
Arrangements have been made tt
occupy our new Sunday school rooms
We are expecting a great congrega
ton Sunday morning at GAS. J. A
Crosby IS great superintendent. We
have a great Sunday school and we
serve great God.
Preaching at II a. M, subject, "The
Winds Of God do Blow"
H. Haydock,
Pastor.
The Union daily times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1918-current, 1922-03-25

great good. a perfect play, perfect
iv played and perfectly presented. l
thank you most heartily The dear
-ord bless and keep YOU"
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HantiSt Church (Colored

C"ri"th Hantist Church (CGlored)
S"rd"v hool at 10 p. M.
Pr"a"hin" at I 80 q. m.
+ !. =. y. at 7 p m.
F""1' hing at g p. m.
Tho scrios of meetings WI, b"ci~
Sunday nirht. Rev. J. w. Coleman
Of rid"" Spring. s. c.. will do tho
nr"achin". We ask the PRAYERS Of
'he "cad"Hs Of The Times. In fact
"T "ll Christions, that MANY souls
mn" accent the Lord Jesus Christ q"
thcir saviour.
J. S. Daniel,
Pastor.
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-08-29
WESLEYAN GETS PAIR
FROM BUCKEYE STATE
George and Gean Smith OF Akron VIII
Enter Buckhannon School IN
Fail.

Buckhannon. w. Va. AUG. cS.-The
Buckeye State, noted for turning out
stellar athletes. is sending pair OF
brothers to West Virginia Wesleyan
this fall that bid fair 10 make good
athletic material in the persons or
George and Jean Smith of Akron, Q.
The Smith brothers weigh los pounds
each. and both have played four years
at the grid game with Akron prep
teams. George last years was captain
OF the Akron university freshmen
eleven. Both play baseball. basket ban
and at track Jean was captain last
year Of the Akron High Schools track
team, and was acclaimed the best NIL
round athlete in Akron scholastic
sports. He broke the state scholas site
records In the javel!n throw, hurting
the shaft for lGG feet ; inches. Both
men were picked last year for the AT
Scholastic Akron GI;y foot ball eleven.
They are back field men. and both
speed merchants.
Athletic Director Carl Miller has
confirmed this report and states that
tie Smith brothers ere entering the
Wesleyan football training camp to-
morrow ~ Buckhannnn Credits have
been received by college authorities At
Wesleyan and tho Smith brothers en-
rolled for the coming term ct WeS-
lcyan The coming OF these Ohio schol
astic athletes boosts Wesleyan athIC-
ties. and gives added impetus to the
basketball. baseball and tarck Iputlook
as well as the Eriditon sport ~
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-08-29
LOCAL BOXERS STAGE
BOUTS At LAWN FETE
whe cling Fighters Entertain L 6 e
Crowd at South Warwood Social.

Willie "Hardhcad" II eu Their n d
Young" DIETRICH Of this city staged
one Of the pretticst boxing exhibitions
ever seen In this city when they fought
an exhibition match last evening at the
Lawn Fo'e NJ South Warwood. Both
boys went at It with the first bell and
entertained the large crowd during the
entire three rounds with their smuggling
and boxing tactics combined. Although
no decision was rendered by the ref
cree "Old Hardhead" had the better OF
the engagement by his aggressive work
In the second and final bout OF the
evening Young" Mucggc and "Cockey'
Miller presented neat performance.
These boys also took up the smuggling
game and had the bout progressed
much farther the audience would have
had real fight on their hands as the
boys started mixing things at the last
and tile engagement became quite
heated
The affair was given by the people
Of Warwood In an effort to raise SUI
ficient funds to eGuint their new play
ground for next sea son and make II one
Of the best In the Greater Wheeling
district. Many Of the leading hus!-
meas firms of Warwood and some OF
this city contributed their products TO
the booths and these were ratified Off
during the evening.
Although the proceeds derived the AZ
fair were not announced last night the
residents In charge Of tho social he
leve that quite = large sum was rea-
lized and that their playground will re-
Celve enough equipment 10 place II
among the select in this city. IT IL
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-08-29
HILLTOPS' WINNING
STREAK UNBROKEN
Crack GAINESVILLE Team Turns BACK
Utica, o. Aggregation Sunday

The heavy hitting OF the Hilltops
wrecking crew was too much for the
fast Utica Team and the GAINESVILLE
Hilltops continue their winning streak.
Tho game started good and threatened
TO be a one. two, three affair. but this
was broken up IN the third inning when
Waisner singled TO right. Linton BEAT
out a bunt and Forsythe hit TO the corn
field for two bases. After the next
man was retired an error put Orel on
FIRST. Ptverotto the heavy hitting Hill
tops center fielder then smashed one for
two bases, this was followed by singles
by Conner and Kotzebue. the next two
men filed out making total OF runs
for the inning. Ty Conner lead the
wrecking crew in their attack getting 5
hits out OF > times up, one OF them be-
Ing double.
Watsner let the visitors down with
one single and a two Dagger in the six
innings he worked and was invincible.
only one man reaching second base. He
was taken out In order TO give Fowler
one of the promising youngsters show
after the game was on ice.
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-08-29
WOMEN GOLFERS START
FOR CLARKSBURG MEET

C1arksburg. w. Va. Aug. 2S.-Womcn
golfers are arriving for their state
tournament which opens Wednesday
morning at the ClarkshurE Country club
and continues through Saturday. Of
fetal drawings Will he made tomorrow
evening. Mrs. lzctta Jewell Brown Of
Kingwood will present the trophies at
the close Of play Saturday.
Players who arrived today are; Mrs
L. NJ. Leibold. Bluefeld; Mrs. F. NJ Kent,
Petersburg: Mrs. Angus Mcdonald,
Charleston: Mrs. 7. n. Thompson. Park
e-shurC: Mrs J. NJ. JcGrcrds, Charleston;
Mrs Edwin Watson, Fairmont: Miss
Kathleen Bormau. Parkersburg. The Of
0ccrs Of the state association are: Pres
Idcnt. Mrs H Fred Bchrens, Wheeling;
Vice president, Mrs. Edwin Robinson
Fairmont: secrctary-treasurer, Mrs. r..
{. Wallis. Clarksburg.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-08-29
WOMEN GOLFERS LEAVE
FOR STATE TOURNEY
local Delegation Loft Yesterday FOR
clarksburg-Tourname Opens
Wednesday

wheellng's represcr tativcs who will
aattle for the women's honors for IN"
rtate Golf Cham pioHshiH OF West Fir-
Elnla left yesterday for ClarksburG
where they will play In the qualifying
round Wednesday morning. The hrst
round OF play IS scheduled for Thursday
morning. Tho sem!.fuaEs will be run
or Friday and the finals Saturday.
The party OF local golfers who left
yesterday included Mrs. II. Fred Beh-
rens. president OF the association. Mrs.
Edward ". StIfel Mrs. VIII Leacf
Misses Katherine Pfarr. Emily julio
StiSel and Mary Simpson will motor to
ClarkshurG. The absence OF Miss FRITZ
Stirel. one OF the strongest OF tho
Younger golfers OF this section VIII be
FELT, az she is on a trip abroad
Miss Kathleen German OF Huntington
Is the defending champion and IL play
Ing the same high brand OF golf she dis
Played when she appeared in this city
last year when she won her second con-
Fecutive state title on the Country club
links However. withstandIng all re-
ports OF Miss Germans wonderful play
ing the local delegation IS composed
OF some OF the best golfers IN this sec
ton and many of the followers OF the
game are confident that their showing
In the tournament VIII tc among the
best.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-08-29
ENTRIES FOR JUNIOR TENNIS
TOURNEY WILL PROVE LARGE
LATEST ANNOUNCEMENT Is TIA
GIRLS WILL ALSO HOLD NET
EyENr-LARGE ENTRIES
First Round VIII He Played WedhesaAS
Morning-EKpect Finals SATURDAY
Afternoon

Ths entries for the first WhecLIns
Center Bows Junior Tennis Tournament
which will be held on the courts OF inc
Wheeling Tennis club beginning wen
nesday and running throughout the resi-
of this week give promise or DeCOH'"b
the largest list that has ever oceh re-
ccivcd for n tourney In 'hlS seE''"', l.
ON, official Of the Wheeling Tennis ciuo
stated last evening that he e"PeC'eu
Tho number of entries for the event 10
reach close to forty. ~
Tho Youngsters in the ONO NaileS
and this city especially are taking Qu''e
an interest in the tournament anu al .
displaying a spirit that Will no uouoN
suruass that of the state event iaSt
week. This interest is very gratifying
to promoters of the game here ana ."c!
looi for tho youngsters to demand an
n rs,Ir such as tina, OF this week every
wear until they become ineligaolo
through the age limit and have TO come
INTO Tho adult ranks. This junior play
will also help cultivate good material
for the mems and wOmcn's events IN the
future for who knows that one or the
Youngsters who will play this week may
no, somcday play for the championship
with the men players OF the state.
The events in the tournament Will In
c,ud. bov's singles. boys doubles ana
girls singles There will be no girl
doubles
Owing to the fact that quite lot or
girls have voiced their wishes 10 play
in the tournament the officials In order
N encourage them have also added the
girls events to the list. The entries
began to arrive yesterday and all must
be in by today at noon. The list Will
then be closed and the drawings made
this evening.
The FIRST round OF the play Will start
promptly Wednesday morning at >
o'clock and will continue throughout the
dav. Owing TO the large entry list eS-
pected the officials would like 10 run
the matches of as soon as possible SO
"a IA have the tourney finished by Sat-
urdav afternoon All players entered
In the tournament arc requested to be
on hand at the scheduled time for their
matches. The matches and the time or
each will he announced each morning
in the papers and also a I the tourna-
mcnt.
The entries received up iii yesterday
noon include Billy Sti!el. Wheeling.
John Ebcrling. Wheeling. Howard Hood
Warwood, Bernard Maury, Wheeling for
the singles and John EOerling and
Bernard Maury. Wheeling for tho dou-
bles. The entire list will be announced
IN Wednesday mornings papers.
Silver loving cups will be awarded
N the winners In all events. The cups
have been received by Wright Hugus.
president Of the Wheeling Tennis clUh
and Will be awarded at the close OF the
finals Saturday afternoon.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-08-29
KENNEL SHOW WILL Be
HELD DURING OCTOBER
Annual Specially Exhibit For AL
CANNES to Be Held in New
york City.

Announcement Of the eighth annual
specially show OF the Shepherd Dog
Club OF America. Inc, has just bceh
made. October Il and is are the dates
and the lO4th Field Artillery amory at
Sixty-sevcnth-S ixty-eighth streets and
Broadway. New York, VII! he the scene
Of the event.
Shepherd (pollce) dogs from many
states of the union. including California
and from Canada. Will be entered. prob
ably more than 25n animals being
benched and valued in excess Of
$50. 800. The popularity Of this breed
Of dog is spreading to n remarkable
GeEre throughout the country and a
record breaking display is expected this
season.
Prizes and trophies will he offered for
various classes. cash awards OF sl0o
being given IN each class. and solid gold
medals in the champion classes.
\ feature OF this years exhibition
will be the appearance Of DR.. Roose-
beck, health commissioners OF Hanover,
Germany. and internationally famous as
a judge ~ police dogs At the invita-
ton Of the s. n. c.. he will make the
trip from Hanover especially for the
show and Will judge ali Of the entries.
The forthcoming show promises to
break nil records. as during the last
year the popularity OF the shepherd
dog. often referred TO as the dog OF
today" has led In number Of entries AZ
practically all Of the dog shows. No
other breed has seen kcener compct-
ton. nor such complete disregard OF
price on the part ot fanc;crs In order
n get the best. sums ranging between
$4,000 and s'0nn0 are no; unsUal as
prices for champions and famous ami
mails nf this breed. Particulars and en-
try blanks may /" obtained from the
Shepherd DOG club. u West Forty-sec-
ond street. New York city.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-08-29
SPORT WRITER'S TO.
VISIT ". Y. j. CAMP
Invitations Xavs Been Extended TO Al
scribss IN State - No 40
comidatious.

Morgantown, Aug. -iSpecial)-H
was announced hero today that So Wesf
Virginia sport writer's had been If.
vited to be the guests OF the West Viz.
ginia university athletic department 4.
the Jackson's Mills training camp OF
the Mountaineer football candidates
Through a specia! department the uni
versity seeks TO keep those interested
In the various teams in touch with the
situation. but since the impression OTTER
prevails that the official stories are
somewhat colored" the athletic heads
have decided to offset this by encour'
aging each sport writer to visit the
camp and "write-up" the outlook as he
sees 1t. Then. too. many newspaper
readers want to know what the home
boys in camp are doing and it BEING
impossible for the authorities here to
keep each paper posted on the variou.
individuals they urge the sport wrfs-
ers to spend some time at the camp
and look after the "favorite sons 50
far as publicity Is concerned.
According to Director II. A. Stans-
bury, athletic director, those fans WIN
expect to visit the camp will do Well &"
have their arrangements include poe.
ket lunch. An effort is being made -
establish q hot dog" wagon for thu
duration OF tie camp to feed hungry
fans, but even II this materializes IL
will be in inadequate. and II will b.
best for visitors to bring lunches with
them.
wa are boarding ourselves this
year" Director Stansbury stated TO.
day" and will not have any room for
visitors. We are also going TO b.
cramped for sleeping quarters and w.
will be absolutely impossible for W.,
10 make such arrangements for any.
one outside Of our own party. Fans
who intend TO visit the camp should
remember this" he added.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-08-29
WASHINGTON, PA. FAIR
ENTRIES NUMBER 1876
1,arqest Entry for Harness Events Re-
corded. Anticipate Best Racing
IN Years

Washington, Pa, Aug. 2S-With l8o
entries for the l3 harness races 10 DC
held at Arden Downs at the Keystone
Short Ship circuit meeting In connec-
ton with the annual Washington FAIR
which will open tomorrow morning, tho
best racing Of the year In western Fenn
sylyanIa IS being anticipated by follow
crs OF the sport.
Nationally famous horsemen will pre-
side at the meeting, Joseph M. McGra"'
who offcIates al some OF the biggest
meets OF the year. including the Grand
Circuit will be starting judge n. A.
Watterson. Of Cleveland, o.. who mas
served in a similar capacity at North
Randall and Lexington. Will be preslo-
ing Judge. Associate judges will be DIT.
r. A. Turner. of Hopedale, Pa, and
Henry Schneider. Of Pittsburgh. The
timers will be DR.. G. B. Dunkle' OF
Washington: George Fisher Of Pitts
burgh, and II. f. Cohran. OF Dawson.
Boyolo, trotter with a record OF 200
on the mile tracks. owned by ollie
Grise, Of Pittsburgh, will be raced
against time by Tommy Berry in an
effort to better the mark OF 2:osH, the
fastest heat of the year on the half
mile tracks, which was made by Shaw
nee. This will be feature OF Thurs
day.
The four stalk. races scheduled dur
Ing the four days will bring together
n number of horses that have been win
ming in their class at other meetings and
the fights for the purses, which are
among the richest offered in this section
will be spirited.
The ZIG pace, stake event, Will
bring together Harvest Moon Ell, Betty
Moke 2:l5.. Penrod e:l3H. The North
ern star 2:l34 and Lady Annanias.
second in 2:1lH.
Topping the list that will compete for
the 81. 900 offered in the ais trot stake
is King Stout. OF the Stout Bros. stable
Of Clarksburg. W. Va. with mark OF
c:0S%. Prodigal Watts. OF the Du-
quesne Stables Pittsburg. TO race In
this event has mark OF 209k. Others
are Jim Mac 2:1i, Arnold Frisco I'll.
on the half mile and EOS on the Grand
Circuit; Peter Grim c:l3h, Hermes
2:l3H. and Sam Forman 2:l3h.
Among the leading entries for the
c:22 pace stake with purse OF $1,000
are Bud Hams 2:l2k. Tolley 2:l4A,
Betty Moko AJAX. and Beulah May
+ second in 2:12A.
Horses that will probably tight II out
for the purse Of $1,000 for the 2:22 trot-
ters. stake race. are Prince OF Dawson
o:I4n. Rondo ASK, Harvest Barbara
2:15L. and Mary Kcnna 214I.
There will be racing every afternoon
fthe four days the fair will be In
progress. starting tomorrow. The fields
in the els pace and the 2:e5 trot are
20 large that one or both may have "a
be divided and two races run.
! On Wednesd afternoon the three
year-olds will 60. There is large field
and the going will be rather uncertain
but Lucille Frisco owned by {. l.. SaxtoA
Of Pittsburgh. Is expected to be a con-
! tender as the daughter OF San Francisco
has a mark of 2:l5I
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-08-29
AGAIN
LOSE TQYANKS
shawksy Pitches Ono OF Best Games Of
Aas Career, But Has to Go Eleven
Innings to win.

New York, Aug. 2S.-The New York
Americans increased their lead over St.
Louis TO a game and half to-day. de-
feating the Browns in a thrilling eleven
inning pitchers battle ? to I.
Shawkey pitched one Of the best
games OF his career. He yielded only
four hits against eight off Shocker.
New York scored the first run In the
second inning, when Schang singled and
reached homo on Wards triple Sever
cid tied tho score IN the fifth with a
homo run into left field bleachers.
The game remained deadlockcd until
the eleventh. when Dugan led off with
single. Pipp's single past Sister ad-
vanced Dugan TO third. SchanE was IN
tentionally passed and Meusel drove out
sacrifice ny to Tobin.
Box score:
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-08-29
CAREY'S MAGNIFICENT PLAYING
W|NSFORP|RATES IN ELEVENTH
Bats, Runs Bases and Fields In Ssnsa-
t1onal style-rhrow From Deep
Center One Of Greatest Ever
Seen.

Pittsburgh. Aug. cs.-Carey's masnth-
cent work at bat. on the bases and in
the field helped Pittsburgh 20 defeat
Brooklyn. 4 to ). In eleven innings TO-
day. In the hnal inning he singled, stole
second and continued to third on Mtller's
wild throw. Bigbee's infield hit brought
him home. Pittsburgh tied the score IN
the eighth on singles by Schmidt and
Cooper. after Brooklyn had punched hits
of Cooper for three runs in the sixth
r. Griffith. Wheat and Myers drove
out successive singles in the hrst inn
ing after the nrst two batters had been
retired The formed attempted 70 score
from second on Myers drive. which
which Carey felded in deep center. but
was nipped az the plate by one OF the
most remarkable throws ever made on
Forbes field. Russell famed three
times.
Box score:
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-08-29
LACEY IMPROVED

Dare Lacey. injured third baseman OF
the Third Presbyterian church who was
rccentl ytaken back to the hospital for
the second time because OF his broken
leg has been removed from that tnsti-
tuition 10 the Ohio River Camp above
Warwood.
Tho injured member Is healing nicely
and within the next few weeks Lacey
Will be able 10 get about on crutches.
His return to the hospital will also keep
him out OF basketball during the coming
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-08-29
WEYCANT AND dime
LAUGH AT REPORTS
New Castle Feather and H1s maii's 'A
seem to UNDERTAKE. STEWARDS
Ability.

Jimmy Dime, Eddie Weygants man
arer sends word TO the Rivervie~ a.
O. that friend in this city mas peeh
sending him the daily papers ana ina
he and WeyEant have n good laugh
every time they read where 200
Stewart expects to stop Ncygant early
In the fIghht. Jimmy wants TO KNOW
who did Stewart ever knockout
Dime says that he is conditioning "e!-
giant for tough battle as ne KNOWS
enough of Stewart 10 be able 10 say ne
can and will fight but II there IS II.
O., the New Castle boy will be the one
TO land IT..
Weygant had expected coming mere
with Joey Daily and Babe Picato 10
finish his training but suitable quarters
could not be located so the New castle
puncher will not arrive in the city I'M
III Saturday afternoon.
Bcnnie Holm. Mickey Funegan and
Jimmy Tray!or put Goo" through ~
fast rounds last evening and the local
boy never worked better in his lie.
-'-1 BIN WT7iamS Is attracting ms
crowds daily at his gym In Martins
Ferry and the little Welch man Is put
ting spuring partencrsS out of commiS-
sion so fast that by the end OF the week
it will he necessary to send out an .
O. s. for more human punching bags
Billy will need everything he has as
Dick Mette comes here with rcpuA-
ton for being rough and tough.
Mickey Funigan is improving daily
after his long lay of and by Monday
Will be ready for anything Lew Bca'!e
the Pittsburgh STAN bang artist can
hand out =,
The House -MuegEe. of fair while II
is the short number on the program is
going to carry lot Of fire works. Both
boys are telling their friends what they
are going TO do and Will have to i've
up to every word or lose prestige
among their followers.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-08-29
EAsTcoTT TEAM ELIMINATED.

Rumson y. J., Aug. 2S.--The Anglo
American Eastcott team was eliminated
by the American Flnmtngo four from
the Polo tournament Tor the Herbert
memorial cup today, II 10 II. Like the
Argentine team Saturday, the Eastcote
playcrs were unable TO overcome tho
handicap Of the seven they conceded
their opponents.