davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1922-05-22

Orange. y. J.. n Detroit with Henry
Ford His interest - mostly in the
Mussels Shoals project and In perfect
ing a machine hat Will talk to those
departed
o-Have I done right In taking him
back7%J. B. B.
"A noble Christian act and you
viii ind that he win be a better man
and you VIII be a better woman for
having done so. The old love fingers
and fault was not entirely all his as
you have realized. There will be hap
piness for both OF you as there s.sO;ild
be. This will be tho means Of giving
your success in the other undert Lkins.
o-How can I sell my homvs'ad in
Montapa7 What Is best to doT-J. C.
L.
A-Take the matter mp with vii
liam steege. Great Falls. Mont, he
Will handle this for you to advantage.
Better not sell the other business as
things will improve after the Nerd
fan.
! o-Docs tho party living In my
house intend to buy the property
r. j. C..
An you viii make these people in
Butte, Mont, the right kind Of a prop
osition they viii buy as they do not
want 20 move out Of your house up
there. Take it M with them at once.
o-when will I get married7-M.
f. 3.
A.-You will marry the man you arc
now going with before September 10.
| Own I ever succeed in music7-
=. e. S.
A--with hard study and practice
you can become an artiss. Mo- voice
but on the violin but you must devote
plenty OF time 20 same.
o-Should I make the trip I am fig.
uring on7-K. l.. Y.
Al advise you not to do so. II
you meet his man Sunday at Chey-
cnne your husband will hear about II
from your red headed lady friend and
you best call this OFF. She is not to
10 trusted and you know you are
doing wrong TO go down there. I'm
less you var divorce proceedings stay
here Sunday.
, 1922-05-22
GRADE SCHOOL BASEBALL
SEASON IN FULL SWING

Baseball in tho grade schools is at
last getting into full swing. Handi-
capped by the lack OF coaches with suf-
ncient time to fit them properly for
the national support. the p~recocious
pill tossers are still going at things
with vim n win be doing some good
work before the end of the term, which
is only two weeks away.
Park school and East Casper, Cen
trail and West Casper arc scheduled
to enter into contests for supremacy
on the high school athletic field next
Friday afternoon.
, 1922-05-22
Coast Players
Are Suspended

SAN FRANCISCO. May al. Car
Isle Smith. third baseman of the Yer
non club and Joseph Kelly, left fielder
for San Francisco, furnished a FREQ
boxing event in yesterday mornings
game here Both were suspended and
fined.
, 1922-05-22
HOW ABOUT THAT PIANO FOR
YOUR HOME LITST NNW2

Our stock is complete in beautiful
new pianos in a number of high grade
pianos. also a fine line of the best
players pianos. including the worlds
wonder in the marvellous Ampico re-
producing piano. Should you be in
terested in anything in the piano line,
drop a line to the Chas. E.. Wells Mu.
sic company, Denver. Colo. and we
will go the limit to help you solve
vour problem. 5-22-3t
, 1922-05-22
Dempsey Leaves
For Los Angeles

CHICAGO. May 22.-Jack Dempsey
told reporters that Europe was great
but America was greater and left for
Los Angeles to finish a theatrical en-.
cagement.
, 1922-05-22
FIND ARGENTINE
SPORTsMEN WHO HAVE
FORTUNE FOR BOXERS

BUENos AIRES. May 21.-In.
quiries have failed to identify the
group of Argentine sportsmen who
were alleged to have offered a big
purse for a fight between Jack Demp-
sey and Lius Ffrpo. the Argentine
heavyweight who has won three bat
ties in succession in the United
States. Local sporting circles place
no credence in the report.
, 1922-05-22
RYANFAILS TO
CAPTURE TITLE
Suzanne Lenglen Retains In
ternational Champion
ship at Brussels

BRUSSELS. May 22.-Nnie. suzanne
Lenglen yesterday successfully defend
cd her title to tho international hard
court tennis championship. defeating
Miss Elizabeth Ryan. California. In
straight sets. 50. 60.
NEW YORK. May 22-wIliinm T.
Tflden II. PHILADELPHIA. worlds tennis
champion. defeated Watson NJ. Wash
burn. New York. e.. 81. In an exhi-
hition match
, 1922-05-22
Sport Notes


Tho Cleveland In;Ifans have receiv-
cd considerable jolt during their in
vasi0n Of the East.
American league teams have dlscov
cred that the Athletics are no longer
the soft picking OF former years.
From The way Walter Johsson Is
that the washington star Is the Wal
ter Of old.
Having one or moro OF their MEM
bers in the daily list of. homerun.
swatters seems to nave become a hab-
II with the Athletics.
Being able to cop the close ganes
is one Of the brilliant stunts Of tfse
Giants ard an accomplishment OF a
championship team.
Great work of the Detroit Tigers
on the eastern trip, When tho Cob
bers took to the a they were a
forlorn looking outfit.
Weak pitching secms to be the big
handicap of the Boston Braves, as h
team has been hitting and fielding in
good shape
Roger Gresnahan's Toledo Ffens
are down deep in h American pyso-
citation standing. the team hnSing
lost II of the first 20 games
.Pic' Traynor is one Of the bright
spots on the Pittsburgh outfit. HIS
third basing ami hitting for the Pl
rates is great stuff.
Brooklyn fans have been ,disappofnt-
ed in the work of Superbas Of Late rs
the team looked like a winner IN the
early part of the season.
The Yankees are having their trcu-
bles trying to get away from the
Browns and the same holds good with
the Giants trying to shake the~ Card
inals.
Duffy Lewis has his Salt Laks team
playing at a fast clip in the Pacific
Coast league and the old big haguer
himself is hitting like a champson.
The Collins family b well r~cDrescut-
cd when Red Sox and White Sox
clash "Trip" and John COLLINS are
with the Bostons and Eddie Collins
pastimes with Chicago.
The Eastern division of thet Nation
afs1eague must a aroused the Gin
ciunati Reds from then slumber from
the way the Reds have been going
after the Eastern teams.
No denying the Yankees put up a
swell game without Ruth and Meusel
IN the lineup, but 1t begins TO look as
il the New Yorkers will have to go
some to win the pemant even with
the.two stars back in tho game.
, 1922-05-22
THE TRIBUNE,S PAGE OF SPORTING NEWS

ter our condition. What about the
loan7-E A. A.
A--You can sell now II you want
TO satriheo. You are not compelled to
do 20 and I do not advise you to do
Il. There IS 10 place that you can
20 TO better your condition. The loan
you r thinking would be safe,
, 1922-05-22

Own my husband be successful,
with his proposition?-A. I. H.
A.-Your husband IL interested in
a mining proposition that this fall he
will be able TO handle It a profit.
They will have to so deeper but viii
do this during the summe and will
, 1922-05-22
o-wm my wife ever fully recover

Own my wife ever fully recover?
w. r. s. Douglasl.
Awhile she has been in this CON
dition for nearly five oar I am going
to offer You every hope. I do not
prescribe in medical cases, but I am
sure she win improve slowly though
will never be as strong as she previ.
ously was. Have faith in God and
his wondrous ways n 1 am sure
matters will look brighter for both.
Own we sell our property here
soon and move TO where we can bet.
, 1922-05-22

strike It right You also k-ve a little
I 5l investment that SHOULD prove Of
profit 10 you.
Q-w-here is the gentleman I am
Interested inf. S.
Ale Is right now on his way to
Caspsr aid you VIII see him before
the week Is out.
Q-where is my sfiverwars and
hiEE powered rino?-R Z. X.
A-These articles were deliberate
ly stoisa st transit IRON Billings.
Mont. over two years ago n sou
Will never get them hack. / cannot OF
course call the namo OF a pcrson com
hitting a criminal act You viii never
recover these articles.
o-what about tho Investments l
have7-B r.
A-Powdcr is the best ono Of the
three. The Texas oil propositions viii
rome day p but not in the Immediate
future. HUii hat land of yours in
this state. o viii get n good price
next year
Own I succeed II I do as I am
planning or should I leave7-S. NJ.
| A-The rooming house proposition
here is better than anything else you
can get yourself into At this time.
Stay here.
Q-would I he successful in the
business I am thinking OF taking up7
H d.
1.-The time is inopportune. Bet
ter stay where you arc for the present.
OIL have lost n hundred dollar
where will I find it@-R. y. X.
A-The money was picked up by a
man who was only here for a day
and is now In Omaha You lost this
while at work and he found same. ]
am sorry but you VIII never get Il.
His initials d. =.
DO you think ] car do as well
in California as I nave lone in Cas-
pert. r.
A.-No.
Q-where is Thomas A. Edison
now and what is he taking the mos
interest in at prosent?-M. L. U.
A.-His time is spent between
, 1922-05-22

Jewelry n wAtcn repairing by ex.
pert workmen. All work
Casper Jewelry Mfg. Co.. DIS Bldg.
, 1922-05-22

Last Scores
SATURDAY FINAL


National League
New York 7, Pittsburgh 10.
Brooklyn z. St. Louis I.
Philadelphia l.. Cincinnati 2.
Boston 3. Chicago s.
American League.
St Louis s. New York ..
Detroit 1. Philadelphia 6.
Chicago .. Washington 4.
Cleveland g.. Boston 2.
SUNDAY FINALS.
NatiDnal League.
AtBrooklyn s: Chicago 4
At Now York i; Cincinnati &
At Boston 4; st. Louis s.
American League
At Rev York s; st. Louis 5 cen in
At Washington s; Chicago L
, 1922-05-22

o-where is Thomas A. Edison
o. and what is he taking tho most
interest in at prcsent?-M. l.. U.
A.-His time is spent between
, 1922-05-22

o. vm I be s~uceessfui and win 1
get tho I..sht start7-G. A NJ
A--Nour brother viii start you off
right and with close attention to
business and by putting your undivided
time into same you are sure 10 sue
coed.
, 1922-05-22

Do you think I can do as well
in California as I rave done in Cas-.
pert. r.
A.-No.
, 1922-05-22
SUNDAY FINALS.
NAti1naI League.
TOday's Games


National League.
Boston at st. Louis.
Brooklyn at Chicago.
New York at Cincinnati.
Philadelphia at Pittsburgh.
American League.
Chicago at Washington.
Detroit at Philadelphia
ST. Louis at New York.
Cleveltnd at Boston.
, 1922-05-22
MYSTIC POWERS
OF DR.. CUNNING

Continued from PAGE onel
umns Of Tho Casper Daily Tribune.
Your full name ana address must be
signed to all questions sen in.but
your initials only will be usej by DR..
Cunning in answering. Send to the
Query Editor. This offer holds good
not only in Casper. but TO all readers
Of Tho Tribune no matter whore To-
Gated. Send them in he will answer
you.
o-shalI / retain OF seN the stock I
hold in n certain Casper enterprise?
What does the future look like for me?
r. Z. B.
A-By all means hold your inter
ests. The leasing company Is n big
powerful one. md has very bright
prospects. While for the next few
months over the hot heriod there will
not be so large returns I am sure that
with n coming OF fall and with re
newed activity in this locality that
you are sure to be financially success
full. You can sell this stock II you so
desire but I advise you not TO do so.
o-where is the father OF my child2
w. II.
A-He is never to cross your path
again and this Is best rs he is no
worthy of your affection. He went 70
the Texas oil fields and is at this time
at Mexia. Leave your child with your
people as they think the world OF it
and the home environments are far
better for same. A lower altitude
would help you next winter.
, 1922-05-22

The Collins family b well roprcsent-
cd when Red Sox and White Sox
clash. rip" and John Collins are
with the Bostous and Eddie Collins
pastimes with Chicago.
, 1922-05-22

The Eastern division of thet Nation
afsIeague must have aroused the Gin
cinati Reds from their slumber from
the way the Reds have been going
after the Eastern teams
, 1922-05-22

o-Wm 1 ever set married71G. A
A-There is a light complexioned
young man who cares much for you
and with tho proper encouragement
would ask you to marry him. You
think nore Of him right al this time
than anyone. / do not e that your
father Will make the business change
no now contemplates.
, 1922-05-22

Duffy Lewis has his Salt Laks team
playing at a fast clip in the Pacific
Coast league. and tho old big haguer
himself is hitting like a champson-
, 1922-05-22

Own I realize on my invest
ment?-S. J.
A-Hardly an investment, but a
hazardous speculation. Tot bought
this stock against your better judg-
ment and I sec little returned from
same.
~
o-Are we going TO sell our busi-
ness o to advantage7-H. w.
Al gu Will have an offer from a
foreigner in fact two offers and they
will pay you cash though viii want
rock bottom price. Suit yourself.
, 1922-05-22

No denying Che Yankees put up a
swell game without Ruth and Meusel
IN the lineup, but 1t begins TO look as
If the New Yorkers will have to go
some to win the penmant even with
the-two stars back in the Eame.
, 1922-05-22

The Yankees are having their trou-
bles trying n get AWAY from the
Browns and the same holds good with
the Giants trying to shake the~ Gard
inals.
, 1922-05-22

; o-Wiii I win in the lawsuit VIII
I get h money I loaned7 VIII there
be any death In the famly2-M +. b.
A-Bost that you compromise the
lawsuit The money loaned out down
In Texas and while not fully protected
Will eventually be paid back to you.
This viii not be however Until late
in the present year. I do not predict
death.
, 1922-05-22
First IN NeUs
Of All EDents

Orange. y. J.. and Detroit with Henry
Ford His interest - mostly in b
Musseis Shoals project and In perfect
ing a machine that Will talk to those
departed
, 1922-05-22

O-WI1 I ever succeed N music7-
r. f. S.
A--with hard study and practice
you ran become an artis,, Not voice
but on the violin but you must devote
plenty OF time 20 same.
, 1922-05-22

o-would I be successful in the
business I am thinking OF taking up7
II d.
A.-The time is i-nopportune. Bet
ter stay where you are for the present.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-12-15

Oly The United Press.)
New York, Dec. l5.-The marker
closed barely steady.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-12-15

Not Excited OUer
German Loan Talk

New York. nec. ib.-wall Street
failed TO be impressed by the 10
port OF loan TO Germany. although
fIooting demonstration IN copper
stocks took cognlzancc OF the In
creased consumption which will rc.
suit from financial relief for Berlin.
But leading bankers asked tome
questions about the possibility of
interesting American investors In n
loan OF such n character. with the
result that the effect OF thcae re'
ports on the stock market was shore
lived.
Stcel's enormous activity at rls.
ing prices was the outstanding fca-
ture of the days operations. De-
spite the great show OF strength IN
the market leader. II was evident
from sluggishness displaoyd by the
general list that considerable dlstri.
button was being effected under
cover OF this demonstration. II has
been customary all through the cur
rent bull market TO employ huge
volume In Steel TO wind up the lndi-
vidual phases OF the rise and ex'
per.enced observers attached signi-
flcance to the fact that each time
the turnover in this stock has run
beyond 100000 shares II was fol-
lowed by a technical reaction In the
whole market.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-12-15
chlcano Produce Market.

BUTTER: Creamery extras, 52lac;
standards. soc; firss, 45@4Sc; sec
onds, 42@43c.
EGGS: Ordinaries, 4S@50c; firsts
51M55c
CHEESE: Twins, 261sc; Young
Americas, 27@27Rc.
LIVE POULTRY: Fowls, no
19c; ducks, 1Sc; geese, 1Sc; spring
chickens, 1715c; turkeys, Csc; roost-
ers, 13c.
POTATOES: Receipts As cars;
Wisconsin, 80@95c.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-12-15
6LAMEs LOCAL DEALERS
FOR HIGH GASOLINE PRICE

Washington. Dec l5.-The stand.
ard OIL Corporations exercise no
privileges in the determination OF
retail gas prices, w. G. Teagle pres
ident OF the Standard Oil OF New
Jersey, today told the senate com
mittee investigating gasoline prices.
Toagle declared that his corpora.
tion has q zone wagon price" for
gasoline and that differentiatlons IN
prices were due to local dealers.
Tho spread on a gallon of gnso-
line from the refinery to the dealer
ranges from -four to six cents. he
said. Teagle denied that the Stand.
ard OIL has any secret arrangements
with dealers TO charge certain
price to the consumer.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-12-15
KANSAS OFFICERS MEET.

Topeka, Kans., Dec 15.-Warden
M. +. Amrine. of the state peniten-
tlary at Lansing, and Attorney Cen
eral-eleet c. B. Griffith, were the
principal speakers at this afternoons
program Of the annual convention of
the Kansas Peace Officers associa-
tion.
AL j.. Williams, United States dis
trlet attorney, talked to the peace of
ficers and urged cooperation be-
tween the local and federal officers
In enforcing the laws.
Governor-elect Jonathan Davis will
deliver the principal address before
the meeting tomorrow.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-12-15
REAL ESTATE, FARM LOANS. ROYALTIES
AND LEASES


waah well improved mile from H. n
alfalfa and alfalfa farm Price $4,000
alfalfa land, well
$4,000.
900 bottom balance good 40
living hnd ahadc y d.
telephone; Price $4,000
ment balance
sic upland between Amber and Tuiue Price $4,000
Tta Is real bargain,
Chckaha for siio
FARM LOANS
represent Oldest the aae havc
cheap good and inspection made
and money ready title approved
PROPERTY
Modern iom house. 7So lot east 'front.' good location
$1,000 $500 cash. balance like rent
location Price,
$4,000 o N easy
with nth first
class home, worth the price
houses line
bargain at $4,000
OIL AND GAS LEASES AND ROYALTIES
oaso largest well In the
field.
80 between II and &C. priced right
We have drilling contracts make
MAJOR BROS. REALTY co.
5li First National Bank Bldg Phones 2so sSsJ. seA
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-12-15
Liberty Hond Market.

CBy The United Press.)
New York, Dec. 15.-Liberty 3Ks,
$10O.50; Liberty first AIS, $9S.74;
Liberty second 4As, $98.16; Liberty
third AIS. s9S.72; Liberty fourth
4As $9S.5O; Victory 4As, $1OO.Sd.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-12-15

&c at si.si,i and closed off Nc;
May opened off isc at si.2sM and
closed Oft isc: July opened OFF ltc
at si.ii,s aud closed of Nc.
CORN: December opened of Nc
nt sssc and closed Off lie; May
opened off he ai Iic and closed OF
hc: July opened off Nc a, 1ahc
and cloaaed off &c,
OATS: December opened un.
changed NJ acc and closed OF Mc;
May opened of &c at i0Mc and
closed of ho;- July opened an.
changed at i2'tc and closed OF &C.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-12-15
New Orleans Cotton.

my The United Prcs)
New Orleans. Dec. 15.-The mar
--L--...I..
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-12-15

FOR SALE-4-room <modern house,
close in. Will sell on easy terms
and take in used car. Earl Barton.
Phone Is. l5'ot
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-12-15
Kansas City LIveetoek.
In Tho United rfcm

Kansas City. Dec. is.--Hoos: Re
ccInln 5000; market steady: hulk,
g7.75sG7.as: hcaiios. fs.ea0f.o5;
packers and butchers ss.S5fls.0O;
lights. s7.55MS,oV: pigs. sG7s07.3s
cATTL: Receipts 1900: market
steady; prime fed steers. slO.e50
1900: plain 10 fair dressed beet
steorn. ss.5oGiO25: western steers,
e5.s5ffg.7b: southern aiccre. si.ebG
500: cows. ,a.0Ofl6,oo: heifcrs. sl.e5
ffe0O: stockcra and feeders. $4,000
i.ss: bulls. ss.5oGi5o. calves. $3.50
0a00.
SHEEP: Receipts 5000: market
steady: lambs SiL00Gib.00: year.
llngs, Si0,75ui2c5; wclhora, 1880
$50; ewes. S6.2iMTi0: stockers and
feeders. si250@i3755.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-12-15
Oklahoma Livestock.

(By The Uhltcd Ffess.J
Oklahoma City, Dec. 15--CATTLE:
Receipts 1000; market active; top
steers, $725; cows and heifers, $500
D6.00.
CALVES: Receipts 100; market
steady; stockers and feeders steady.
HOGS: Receipts 1900; market
steady; top, $7.75; bulk, $3.50 up.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-12-15
Grain Closed Lower.

tBy The United Pre#
Chicago, Dec. 15.--All grains
closed lower today. Weather con-
ditions in the southwest reported
improved and considerable profit
taking were the controlling factors.
Argentine reports were also Of
clearing weather.
Provisions closed higher.
WHEAT: December opened off
New-York tribune., 1922-08-21
Plant Leads Field
In IL Mile w ak
OF / ark A. C.. Games

Willie Plant, national heel and toe
champion of the United States, sue
cesstully upheld his reputation yester-
day at the annual games of the Parks
End Athletic Club by winning the one
and one-half mile walk from the honor
mark. Two clubmates from the Morn
ingside A. C. followed Plant in. Harry
Morell, who only the day before won
the junior metropolitan one-mile
hampionship, was twenty yards be-
hind the national champion and was
but few yards ahead Of H. Lobou.
The time was IL minutes 10 1-5 sec
onds.
Another smart bit Of running was
exhibited by Andy Craw, former met
ropohtan cross-country champion, who
is now competing for the Glencoe A..
c., in winning the two-mile run from
the scratch mark. Craw worked we'll
through the large field and by the time
the bell lap was reached commanded a
small but comfortable lead His time
was 10 minutes 25 1-5 seconds, which
was good for the slow track and heavy
wind.
The Knights of ST. Antony ran one
two three in the quarter-mile run.
Willie Werns, aided by start of three
yards, led Bayne to the tape by the
same margin. Bayne was followed by
Frank Schneider. The distance was ne
gotiated in SO AS seconds.
The summaries follow:
44o-yard run (handlcap)--Wen by w.
Werns Knights of ST. Antony ca yards)
i. Bayne, knights of st. Antony 6 yards) j.
second f. Schneider Knights of St An
tony, Gil yards), third. Time--0:5o As.
Mile run (handicapl by H Nc
CHM, I5ann Pauist A.. C. Gas yards); D. Carr,
presentation CLUB GO yards) second; T.
ri liant, Morningside A. c. tscratchl, third
Time-5 .04 AS.
Two-rnile run (handicap)--w by ANDY
Craw, Glencoe A. c. (acratch); j. Bell
knights of st. Antony $40 yards), second: !:
Q5o yards). third. Time--1o:25 1-5.
One and half mile walk (handicapl--.
Won by Willie Plant, Mornngside A q
lscratch); II. MorreI Morningside A. G.
t4o seconds, second; II. Lobou. Morning
SIDE A. G, t2s secondly. third. Time
New-York tribune., 1922-08-21
AMERICAN IEAGUE
kerriggan, With 65,
Breaks the Record
AT Van Cortlandt

Tommy Kerrigan was a whole show
IN himself at Van Cortlandt Park yes
terday afternoon in an exhibition golf
match held to raise money to send New
York's public links team to Toledo
next week. Kerriean not only donated
his services--as did Johnny Farrell,
the Quaker Ridge star; Jesse Sweetser.
metropolitan amateur champion, and
Joe Ford, who is king at Van Cort-
landt--but he also contributed to the
fund, and then stepped out and gave a
spectacular exhibition while breaking
the course record of 66 for the Van
Cortlandt links.
Kerrigan was playing with his club
member, Sweetser. Farrell and Ford
played together. And despite Kerri-
gan's record breaking score of 65 the
match ended all even. much to the be-
wilderment of Farrell, who was en-
tirely at loss to understand how a
man could play the golf Kerrigan did
and yet not win.
Now, Van Cortlardt is not a cham
plonship layout, and there is no wide
range of traps to catch the unwary
Nevertheless, low scoring is practical
ly out of the question, as the green's
are, traps in themselves. There is no
such thingaas putting on line. One
simply hits the ball and trusts to luck.
But Kerrigan was playing his iron
shots SO accurately he had to do little
putting. Consequently he was able to
get around in the lowest tally ever
made there. Farrell had a 70 and the
am ateurs had rs each.
The cards are as follows: