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Evening star., 1922-08-09
CAANEY WHIPS QUARTZ
IN BERWYN HEADL|NER

With the exception of two rounds,
Danny Duarte failed to make a
strong showing against Joe CLANCY
of Baltimore in their ten-round go
last night at the Sportland arena at
Berwyn.
CLANCY completely outbcxed Duarte
and it was only in the third and
tenth that Duarte made a real snow
ing. In these two rounds he fought
in slambang style, at which he
is best and in the tenth rushed
CLANCY from one corner Of the ring
to another in way that forced the
Baltimorean to hang on and brought
the crowd to it's feet.
Three of the four preliminary bouts
were wound up by knockouts. Bowen
put Johnny Gray away in the third
round of their scheduled six-round
go, Billy Vincent put Phil Boland to
sleep in two rounds and Johnny Reno
got a technical knockout over john
ny Daily.
Evening star., 1922-08-09
TWO NET STARS BEATEN
IN SOUTHAMPTON EVENT

SOUTHAMPTON, n. Y. August g.
Cpsets marked the third round OF
the mems invitation singles tourna-
ment at Meadow Club yesterday,
Willis Davis of San Francisco the
defending titleholder, was defeated
in straight sets by Leonard Beekman
of New York. former Princeton star
1913. 60, while S. Howard Voshell
of Brooklyn, No. s in the national
ranking, was eliminated by Carl
Fischer. youthful Philadelphian, s-e
6-2. e..
Vincent Richards. winner of the
1920 tournament, found tartar in
!. w. Whitbeck of Windsor. Conn.
Harvard and Yale interscholastic
champion. He broke through the
junior titleholders service twice in
the first set before the Yonkers star
pulled it out, Ga Richards ran
through the second set in decisive
fashion. 81.
Howard Kinsey, San Francisco, de-
feated H. r. Guild, Boston. 6-4, IS.
Robert Kinsey of San Francisco and
Zenzo ShimiZu were second-round
vlctors, the former eliminating the
Leland Stanford star. James Davies,
ID g.
Evening star., 1922-08-09
SOUTH ATLANTIC LEAGUE.

Charlotte, 8; Greenville, /.
Columbia, A; Augusta, B-3.
Charleston -Spartansburg, rain.
Evening star., 1922-08-09
ON THE SIDE LINES

ST. LOUIS, August s.-The Ma
tionaIs are slated to make one of
those quick getaways today, their
train being due to leave two hours
and fifteen minutes after the game
starts. They are supposed to arrive
I'm time for breakfast Friday at Bos-
ton, where three games In two days
are scheduled. returning to their lot
to meet the Yankees Sunday.
Turk and Youngblood entrained to-
8ay for Washington. At least one OF
them will finish the season with Rich-
mond of the Virginia League.
Bluege also left today. going to In
dianapolis, to join the Minneapolis
club
Jacobson's single in the second was
n terrific line drive through the box,
that missed Zachary's head by a mat
ter only of inches. The double play
which followed. when McManus
bounced to shanks. was the first the
Nationals had made in five games.
Two more before the affair ended
brought their total for the season to
121.
Gerber and Peck starred in an iden-
Al
short. Picinich succumbed In the
first instance and Gerber himself was
Ratah's victim.
AItrock will escape the long trip to
Roston. The services of your Uncle
Nicholas have been requisitioned for
a Masonic benefit game to be played
at the Browns park tomorrow.
Advfces from Excelsior Springs, Mo-,
are to the effect that Gharrity's all
ment proved to be a misplaced mus
Gle and that his arm is much i'm
proved. He probably Will rejoin the
Harris got ON the bases on every
ana of the Ave occasions he went to
hat yesterday. being wounded once,
walking three times and benefiting
nv an error another time.
Tn the event Harris Is unable to
n,ay today, Bob La Motto will fill in
for him at the keystone sack and ap-
near at the same place in the batting
order-second.
when the Browns and Nationals
failed to register home run
in Yesterdays game, they ended
streak of home-run hitting, the like OF
wbich has not been duplicated here.
Eor fourteen straight days. or since
the Browns opened their present home
stand. home runs have been made, the
number being thirty-two. nine Of which
HeEa collected by Ken Williams.
Evening star., 1922-08-09

A remarkable feature was the f.
that every member of the team c.,
nected for at least one hit in each :.
the games. Reb Russell and Tierm,
set the pace with ten apiece, I:
former turning in the high mark
the hrst game of the double-heaGf
with five singles. including IT,
doubles and homer, and five rut
In as many times at bat
The Cardinals were idle. but t.
Giants dropped to a lead of but Z
points as result of losing to CT.
clnnat. Z to 3, in ten innings. Dav
Bancrofts wild throw let in the WI
ming tally, after Long George Ke.I
had tied the count in the ninth WI,
his second homer of the game.
The Browns and Yankees su
cumbed to stellar pitching and r
manned within game of each 9th
in the American League race. Daus
of Detroit had the better of Ca
Mays. checking the New Yorker.
winning streak Of six games.
The Boston Red Sox pounded thre
Cleveland hurlers for twenty-one hi
and a 1916 triumph, while the Viii
Sox continued their slugging again
Philadelphia and were victoriou.
6 to 4.
Vic Aldridge and Dutch Reuth,
each allowed nine hits, but the Oh
cago Cubs punched their to bette
advantage and defeated Brooklyn.
to 1.
Evening star., 1922-08-09
HURTS FOOT in LAST PLAY
OF CONTEST AT ST. LOUIS
Falls After Completing Double killing-Zachary
Holds League Leaders to Three Hits in Game
That Ends by 3 to J..
BY DENMAN THOMPSON.

LOUIS oWith the possibility that Stanley Harris
seveV days, due his foot
the final play of yesterdays the 3to1 victory
costly
The accident Harris odd With Browns
with down the NINTH McManus hooked
Harris had pivoting and
caused him to lose his balance and after taking four
backward effort his equilibrium he
with his right leg doubled under him. He needed assistance
clubhouse where found that his
panfy spolen Ice and bandages immediately applied but is
he will be able days
Evening star., 1922-08-09
TITLE SWIMMING MEET
TO BE HELD AUGUST 19

The outdoor swimming champion
ships of the South Atlantic Associa-
ton of the Amateur Athletic Union
are to be held a week from the COM
ing Saturday. August 10. in the Poto-
mac, under the auspices Of the Wash
ington Canoe Club.
Entries for the events should be
sent to Norman B. Landreau, 50S-
511 Columbian building, or to him al
the Washington Canoe Club.
Events scheduled are: For men:
440 yards, $50 yards, one mile, SO.
yard special. 50-yard special back.
stroke, fancy diving. For women
SO yards, 100 yards. fancy diving.
Evening star., 1922-08-09

by Robert weaver, president OF the
The Hawaiian record committee in
formed the Hawaiian A. A. U. that
Paddock had beaten the gun" in
his Honolulu races. that he ran in an
unsanctioned meet against three un-
registered sprinters on the island of
Maui, T. H.. where he also performed,
the committee said. on a track which
did not conform to regulations and
ran over unrecognized distances
The report on Paddock's time asked
for by Weaver was for distances
from one hundred yards to a fur
long The runners best time in the
disputed races was nine and three
fifths for the hundred yards, which
equaled his own former mark.
The Hawaiian A. A. U. upheld the
record committees refusal to trans
NIT a report on Paddock's time to the
national body.
Evening star., 1922-08-09

erals office gave it as his unofficial
opinion that it would be impossible
to pass judgment on a contest until
the principals were in action. Then,
If the bout ceased to be scientific
exhibition of fisticuffs." he said, land
became brutal combat" the author
tiles could declare it prize fight and
stop the contest.
Others were of the opinion that
contests as they are held under pres
ent day rules do not constitute what
is known as prize fight.
Local Authorities Decided.
Heretofore it has been left up to
local authorities to determine wheth
er contests accord with the state
Flaw. and under this method two
lightweight titular matches were
held at Michigan City, the officials
there declaring them boxing con-
tests and not prize fights.
NEW YORK. August s.-Opposition
by Gov McCray of Indiana to the
Jack Dempsey-Bill Brennan match
at Michigan City, Ind. Labor day,
will cause no change in his plans for
the contest, Jack Kearns. Dempsey's
manager. said. Kearns said he would
go to Michigan City to discuss de-
tails of the match with Promoter
FLOYD F'itZSimmonS.
Evening star., 1922-08-09
DR.. KEMBLE IS WINNER
OF KICKERS' HANDICAP

Golfers of the University Club of
Washington lodged thundershowers
yesterday in their field day at the
Columbia Country Club. but man
aged to finish the kickers' handicap.
DIR. Adam Kemble, who made a
gross of los. selected "a as handi-
cap, which gave him net card of
81. the closest to the figure chosen
as the par, and intrusted by the COM
mittee to Judge kimball.
The lowest score was made by Dale
D. Drain, with 102-30-72.
Evening star., 1922-08-09
iris Injured Nationals Win Pirates Climbing National Leagu
u. S. GIRL ATHLETE HURT
IN PRACTiCING AT PARIS
BY the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
PARIS, August 0.-Misx Flora
BntsOn Of New Orleans. captain OF
the American girls athletic team
here, I'm the international girl hur-
die championships, suffered a
nprain OF the left ankle and was
badly bruised In taking the hurdles
mt the ColOmbes stadium this
morning.
1t has been decided to enter the
United States team in all events Of
the girls, though they have had lit
tie experience I'm javelin throwing
and long runs such as the 100 me
ters. BeSfde the American team
there are girls teams from Great
Britain, France. Belgium. Swftxer-
land and CzechOslOyakfa.
Evening star., 1922-08-09
WHITE s0x ISSUE Def.

Maryland White sox. generally re-
garded as one Of the strongest col
ored mines around the District. have
a fine record for the season. having
won fifty games and lost only seven.
The White Sox would like to ar
range games with the Deanwoods,
Piedmonts. LIE Droits and st. Cypri-
ans The team goes to Annapolis
Sunday to play the Stars Other
managers may reach the White. Sox
by addressing J. Robinson at Brent
wood Md
Evening star., 1922-08-09
SISLER AND COBB KEEP
PACE IN BATTING RACE

Tyrus Cobb and George Sisler, lead
ing batters of the American League,
Travelled along at 500 clip yester-
day Each cracked out a brace of
hits in four times up.
The st. Louis star is leading his
rival by three points. however, his
mark being .412. while the DetrGr.
manager is trailing with 400.
Sisler participated in his Tooth game
of the season yesterday. Cobb has
played in 95 games.
Evening star., 1922-08-09
LADIES' DAY so POPULAR
BROWNS DANISH CUSTOM

ST. LOUIS, August 9.-Ladies'
day has proved SO popular In st.
Louis that the Browns are going to
discontinue the custom, strange as
that may seem. Monday, for in
stance, the 5000 pntd admissions
were greatly exceeded by the num-
ber of those who were admitted as
guests of the club, Feminine fans In
the Mound city flock to the park on
free days in such great numbers
that the management has been
forced to the conclusion that 1t is
unfair to its regular paying pa
irons to have them deprived of
seats. They have received SO many
complaints ON this score TINT here
after the fair sex will have to buy
admissions when they want to see
the Browns in action
Evening star., 1922-08-09
DEMPSEY GIBBONS BOUT
SOUGHT BY PHILADELPHIA

CHICAGO. August 9.-An offer for
an eight-round match between Jack
Dempsey, heavyweight champion. and
Tom Gibbons of st. Paul. to be staged
at Shibe Park, Philadelphia, next
month, has been received by Eddie
Kane, Gibbons manageh from Louis
Mails, Philadelphia promoter. Kane
said he would accept IL terms were
satisfactory.
Evening star., 1922-08-09
THOMAS TO BE PILOT.

. SHREVEPORT. La. August .9.-Ira
p. Thomas, former catcher for the
Philadelphia Athletics, has agreed to
purchase for a group of local busi-
ness men the Shreveport (Texas
League) franchise, park and players
for the consideration of $4,000
Thomas Is to become manager of the
team.
Evening star., 1922-08-09
ENOUGH BOUTS IN U. S.

NEW YORK. August st is un-
likely that Tex Rickard and Frank
Flournoy. promoters of all big recent
boxing championships, will under
take to promote in South America a
bout between Jack Dempsey. heavy
weight champion, and Luis Angel
Firpo. leader in that class below
the equator. why should we go down
there and neglect our own business
here?" Flournoy sa id.
Evening star., 1922-08-09
BURKE OF M0U[TONA A. c.
IS HURL|NG GREAT BALL

1t is doubtful If any other pitcher In
the District has a better record than
Burke of the Moulton Athletic Club.
Burke has won eleven straight games
for the Moultons and has just been
beaten. In his last four games Burke
has allowed only one run and only
fourteen safeties. In game recent
ly against the Knickerbocker Juniors
he struck out seventeen and made
five hits.
Burke's most recent victory was
yesterday. when he downed the Foggy
Bottom All-Stars. 1t was shut-out
contest and the All-Stars were let
down with three hits, and eighteen
of them famed.
Moulton A. c. is anxious to meet any
one of the strong junior mines, pref
erably Libertys, Holy Name, Epiph-
any or Warwicks. Manager McGin-
mis-, Franklin 1854. is the manager.
superba A. c. Is without a game for
Saturday. The Superbas have dia-
mond No. 2 at 9Th and B streets and
any team desiring to play there may
reach Manager Allen at Lincoln 1927.
Liberty A. c. won from the Lincoln
Road A. C. yesterday at Catholic Uni
versity. to 5. Robinson's circuit
clout with two men ahead of him was
the feature. The Libertys have a
game with the Christ Child team Sat
urday at Rosedale and Sunday will
play the Ariel A. c. on the Benning
diamond.
Washington Gas Light team was too
strong for the Peoples Drug Store
aggregation yesterday by 6 to 2.
Any team desiring n game with the
Yankee A. C. Saturday may get in
touch with the manager, 305 14th
street.
Moore A. C. has a game scheduled
tomorrow with the Frederick sburg,
Va, White Sox. said to be one of the
strongest clubs In that section of Vir-
ginia.
Cardinal A. c. broke even in a dou-
BILE bill yesterday. defeating the Dia-
mond Juniors, ] to 0, and losing to
the Seminoles. to 4. The Cardinals
have a game today on the White Lot
with the Royal A. c. and Sunday meet
the Hilltops at the Catholic Uni
versity.
Roamer A. &. would like to arrange
games for Friday and Sunday. Those
Interested may call Lincoln 1914.
Evening star., 1922-08-09

Stated Tor Davis In eighth.
tran for Vangilder in eighth.
Washington .... o o %
Two-base hits--Rice. Sisler. Stolen bases
Harris t2). Sacrifces-t;oslin. Picinich
Judge. Double plays-Shanks, Harris and
Judge t2): Pruett. Sisler and Gerber: Peck
inpaugh. Harris and Judge Left on bases
Washington, IL; st. Louis. 4. Bases on balls
of Davis, 4; off Zachary, 1 OF Pruett, L..
Struck Out-By Davis, 4; by Zachary, ..
Hits-Of Davis. in innings: off Pruett. l
in l inning. Hit by pitcher-By Davis ,Hsr-
ris). Wild pitches-Zachary and Davis.
Losing pitcher-Davis. Umpires-M.ssrs.
Dneen and Morarity. Time of game
hours.
Evening star., 1922-08-09
CHAMPION TURNS PRO.

READING. Pa. August 9.-chief
Bender. manager Of the Reading Inter-
nationals, has announced the signing
of James w Driscoll. former Boston
College outfielder. Driscoll is the world
record holder for 500 yards and present
holder of the intercollegiate 440-yard
championship. He starred in the out
field at Boston College when not en-
gagged In track competition.
Evening star., 1922-08-09
TW|RLER
IS BOUGHT BY GR|FFS

Godfrey Brogan, star southpaw
hurler of the SoUth Atlantic
League, has been bought by the
Nationals from the Charleston
Club of that circuit. Brogan win
report to the Griffmen at the
close of the Sally season. While
the purchase price was not made
public ii was said to be a good
sized sum.
Evening star., 1922-08-09

Southern Pacific A. A. L.
LOS ANGELES, August 9.-The
Hawaiian A. A. U. does not want the
records made by Charles w. Paddock
to become the official spring mark s
OF the Hawaiian Islands. and for this
reason it has refused to embody
them in an official report to the
Southern Pacific A. A. L.. according to
statement made by Paddock.
Paddock pointed out that he
brought back with him affidarits
showing the time he made in races
while on his Hawaiian trip. and
turned them over to Robert Weaver.
president of the Southern Pacific
A. A. u, on his arrival here. Re
ferring to the charge made by the
Hawaiian records committee that he
had beaten the gun Paddock de-
clared 1t to be "all bunk"
IF any of the races were unsanc-
toned by the A. A. L. I know moth
ing of it," Paddock said.
Evening star., 1922-08-09
ADVANCE TO THIRD PLACE
THROUGH HITTING STREA-

HE Pittsburgh Pirates in third place making
bid for the higher bers held by the Giants
a.sluggng streak
outbursts this and rvng the best
Taking double victory from the Phles making
ten the larrupng Corsars brought
the last three with the Qake 6s 49, respectively g
the team batting of 400
the first game and u and 10 in yesterdays
Evening star., 1922-08-09
NET FAV0RlTE Beaten,

ASHEVILLE. n. c.. August g.
James H Bruins of New Orleans.
picked to win the southern tennis
championship. was eliminated in tho
second round yesterday by Ed.
Pfeiffer Louisville. Pfeiffer is hardly
more than a boy. He won Ga, 81.
Evening star., 1922-08-09
HAVE CHANCE
TO TIE MOHAWKS TODAY

OST of the scheduled today
W independent base ball championship of the District
Mohawks and Gibraltars of the unlimited
The making fight first
Gibrltr today will
of lost If Mohawk
Evening star., 1922-08-09
CARDS LET HURLER GO.

SYRACUSE, n. Y. August 9.-The
local team of the International
League has obtained Pitcher John
Stuart from the st. Louis Nationals.
He was formerly a, pitching star at
Ohio State University.
Evening star., 1922-08-09

OF tnem were
good.
However, the
match which l
c o n 8 | d e r t h e
toughest OF my
life was with Ad
Wolgast. You re-
member that ter
rife, terrible. ever
tearing-in Adol-
phus. That bout
was held back in
1915.
1 weighed only
about 128 pounds
in fhnSn 62vS
Evening star., 1922-08-09
JUNIOR DIVISION.
SECTION A.
M1DGET DIVISION
.terday's Results.

Yesterdays Results.
+ Holy Name, 4; Epiphany. 0.
Mohawk Juniors, 8; St. Peters b.
Black A. c., 8; Costello Post. Q torfeiD.
SCHEDULE FOR TO-DAY.
UNLIMITED CLASS-Section A, Sherwood
VS., Junior Order, at 18th and D streets south
east, $3.50 pm; section B. Mohawks VS.. Gi-
braltars, at Washington barracks. 6:l5 pm; :;
section o, Mercury VS.. Woodley. at George
SENIOR SECTI0N-section y. tln"efsn sn
vs.. Park View. at Catholic University o:So
pm. Silver Spring VS.. Holy Name, at Union
Park. $50 pm. (postponed from August y.
JUNIOR CLASS-Section A, Warwick vs..
Atlantic, at 9Th and streets northwest. o:la
pm; section B, Knickerbocker Juniors vs. vs.
Anaoostia Eagles, at Congress Heights. o:So
Pm.
SCHEDULE FOR TOMORROW.
UNLIMITED CLAsS-section B. War FL
nance VI. Costello Post. at 9th and stretts
northwest, Sis Pm, section G. W. Z. Robetts
VI. optometrists. at Georgetown hollow o''o
SENIOR o1Ass-section A, Petworth VS..
St. Teresa, at 18th and D streets southeast
JUEIoR C1Ass-seotion A.. Holy Name vs..
Crescents. at Union Park, 5:16 PM section
B. Mount Rainier vs.. Linworth, at Washing
ton barracks, $50 Pm.
Evening star., 1922-08-09
FORTY THOROUGHBREDs SOLD

SARATOGA SPRINGS. N Y, August
9.-Forty thoroughbreds. offered by
various Kentucky breeding estab-
lishments. were sold here for an av-
erage price of s1,763. The Greentree
Stable purchased colt by Ultimus-
Imp. Bume for $1,000, the highest price
of the lot.
Evening star., 1922-08-09
WILLARD OFFERED BOUT.

LOS ANGELES. August a-Jess
Willard. former heavyweight boxing
champion, has been offered a match
i'll Australia with an American heavy
weight to be chosen later by Jack
Munro, Australian boxing promoter.
Munro will visit New York and Bos-
ton to attempt to sign boxers for
bouts in Australia.
Evening star., 1922-08-09
LEAGUE TITLE TO C.. A. O.:
STANDARD OIL TO FINAL

EASONA af-seasonal championships decided the
General Accounting Office made
Marines the payo of three the
Standard OIL half
Air Station the which
the the Potomac
Ihe esMere.6 to | a o respectively
Evening star., 1922-08-09
DEMPSEY-BRENNAN BOUT
is OPPOSED In INDIANA

INDIANAPOLIS Ind, August oWhethr holding of the
heavyweight championship Jack Bill
Brennan Michigan City, Ind will be permitted probably will be
determined after Interpretation placed the Indiana boxing law
general of Indiana learned today If
finds the fight will be prohibited
Evening star., 1922-08-09

RITCHE MITCHELL. That little Dutch
man surely could
punch and he hit me from every an
gle. I have never met man who
could do so much damage at might
ing as Wolgast
Wolgast gave me the prettiest pair
of black eyes 1 ever had. EXchang-
ing blow for blow with the trip-ham-
mer punching Wolgast, it seemed as
II could make no impression on his
tough hide. At the same time his
clouts had a sting to them, all right.
There was no letup throughout the
bout That Dutchman kept boring
in and never stopped hitting with all
the weight he had back of each punch.
l have been knocked down by sew
eral opponents, found myself in
gruelltng matches with a lot of light
weights, but I do not hesitate in say
Ing that Wolgast gave me the hard
est OF all my battles.
The hardest match for me to
lose was that with Benny Leonard
in January, 1921. Benny had me
down three times in the first
round, and came within nm ace
Of landing him right after it.
Leonard went down for nine and
only his remarkable coolness and grit
saved him that night. He is a won
derfu1 boxer, and take my hat off to
him, but still would like another
chance.
Evening star., 1922-08-09
MINOR LEAGUE RESULTS
INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE.

nv hzAstS n AoAsfAA| ASA~1A - 49,
Orioles, Z: Buffalo, 2.
Jersey City, I'll; Rochester, 40.
Toronto IL; Reading, Z.
Syracuse, 1876; Newark. 2-6.
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
Louisville, 6; ST. Paul, 5.
Milwaukee. 8; Toledo. 2.
Minneapolis, 8: Indianapolis, o.
SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION.
Little Rock. 5-s: Atlanta, OILS.
Mobile, &; Chattanooga, O. =
Memphis, s.; New Orleans, 0.
Birmingham, Is; Nashville 4.
PIEDMONT LEAGUE.
Raleigh, 6; Greensboro, 4.
High Point, 8; Durham, 2.
Winston Salem, 4; Danville, 1.
VIRGINIA LEAGUE.
Richmond, 4; Wilson, 3.
Other games. wet grounds.
FLORIDA STATE LEAGUE.
jacksonville, S-6; Orlando, 20.
ST. Petersburg, IA; Daytona, 8.
Tampa, O.; Lakeland, 2.
SOUTH ATLANTIC LEAGUE.
Charlotte, 8; Greenville, /.
Columbia, "A; Augusta, 8-3.
Charleston -Spartansburg. rain.
Evening star., 1922-08-09
LEONARD MINUS TEETH.

NEW YORK. August s.-Benny
Leonard, lightweight champion, has
five teeth missing. A dentist drew
them because of an infection which
set in after his bout with Ever Ham
mer at Michigan City last Saturday.
Evening star., 1922-08-09
DEVASTATION Is FIRST.

vastation, ridden by Marinelli. won
the $4,000 Dominion handicap yes
terday. Ma-l Halter was second and
Boniface. third. The time was 2.15 3-5,
the race being run over a slow track.
The winner paid Sl1.50 for SO in the
mutuel betting.
Evening star., 1922-08-09
PRIMES FOR BRITONS.

after her season of golf in the United
States in 1922. may try for the Brit
ish championship for women in 1923.
She will devote herself this season to
the Improvement of her game.
Evening star., 1922-08-09
''' SCHEDULE FOR TOMORROW.
HOW JACK RATES 'EM.

Recent press dispatches quote Demp-
sey as rating his probable contenders
for the championship crown in the fol-
lowing order: a. Willard, (2) Bren-
nan, a. Harry Greb, a. Georges Car
pentier (5) Harry Wills.