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Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-02-18
IN AND ABOUT THE CITY

the returns already made for sal,
of tickets.
The annual dance of the Mature,
baseball team was held In Ukranial
hall on State street Thursday night
Music was furnished by the Sterlin.
Six.
From present indications the mon,
ster athletic show to be given b,
st. Mary's Athletic Club in the Audi
forum on March ., and the smoker
to be staged by the Police Socia.
Club in the Auditorium on March
II, will be big successes.
Secretary Henry III. Nussbaum OF
the local Y. NJ. IL. A. announced
during the progress of the weekly
dance in the association building
Thursday night. that collegiate
dancing would not be allowed on
that floor, and that the practice of
the ladies resting their heads on
their male partners shoulder would
be stopped.
The Proprietvrs of East Jersey
and their connection with the present
day administration of land prob
lens in this state was the topic
chosen ny k.drian Lyon, who spoke
before the Rotar. Club at the lunch
con given at the Hote. Klein at New
Brunswick Thursday night. Refer
rim, to the time thai Hendrick Hud-
son discovered the river o bearing
his name former Judge Lyon trac-
ed he history OF the New Jersey
coioay through to the time of the
Revolution and then explained tho
nraSant xpnrlyi,,o orc Of thn prnnriafn1-S
who occI sionally az. called upon to
act upon land titles which have never
been decided.
Chevy Hal Chase, organists at
Simpson II. f. church. has been APP
pointed a judge of the composers
concert to be held under the auspices
of the Peoples Music League at
Co 5per Union New York, on We'd
nes5a. afternoon, February 22. Mr..
Chase vas formerly musical critic
ami correspondents i'll the South for
the Musical Courie. and other SINH
lar publications.
The local police have been re-
quested to institute an investigation
determine the whereabouts of
Thomas Klempa, an Austrian who
came to this cOunIr III IVA ana
who has not been seen or heard
from by his relatives overseas since
he left home. Acting Captain Law
renee A. Long received a letter
from Wien. Austria, yesterday, ask
ing the police of this city to locate
the man. The only clue the police
have upon which to base their in
vestigation is the fact that the mar
had a postofice box at the local
office.
Perth Amboy Aerie No. 1886,
Fraternal Order of Eagles, at Its
meeting last night at Eagle hall in
itiated sever candidates and made
further arrangements for the bail
to be held Tuesday night, Washing
toms birthday eve, at the Audito-
rum. Delegations from aeries IN
Trenton. Camden and Elizabeth are
coming up to be the guests of the
local t>erie on this occasion. Past
Worthy President l.. B. Moore,
chairman of the arrangement COM
mittee, was in the chair last night
in place of Worthy President John
Patten. who was unable to be pres
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-02-18
BY RUTH ABEIlING

NEW YORK-From a major gen.
cral in the Russian Imperial army to
owner of a New York eating place is
transition OF Maj. Gen. Theodore
Lodijensky of the Roof Tree Inn.
General Lodijensky was sentenced
to death by the Bolsheviki and three
times escaped execution of the SEN
tence by the barest chance.
L~odijensky vas a member of the
Russian Imperial Army for 90 years.
II was walking along the street in
Moscow on an October day when |
met two friends" he says. 1--WE
talked of the Bolshevik rioting-
there was street fighting that very
day. We all agreed that il an army
should be organized right then IN che
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-02-18
COOKING TIPS
nv MAI CEN LODTJENSkY
Basic roasts and fowl with sol

Basic roasts and fowl with SOU
cream. 1t adds to the richness o.
the meat.
Serve tea in glasses. 1t remain
hot longer when served h and sc
holds its delicious flavor.
Before making tea rinse the urr
well with very hot water. Then pour
the water out, put in the dry tea
and pour in the required amount OF
hot water.
All meat relishes are improved by
the addition of onion juice.
Never add yeast to a mixture until
II is cold.
Russian Bliny
Russian bIiny is somewhat similar
10 the American griddle cake. The
ingredients are:
One and cne-half pounds of flour,
hot milk. / yeast cake. a pinch or
salt.
Just enough hot milk should be
! mixed with the y flour to make a
medium batter. Add the salt. When
the mixture is thoroughly cool add
the yeast, which has been moistened
in water as for making bread. Then
put aside to rise. 1t may be mixed
in the evening and allowed to rise
during the night. thus being ready
for use in the morning.
Drop from a spoon to a buttered
pan and allow to fry first one one
side and then on the other. until
nicely Drowned.
These cakes are eaten with hot
butter and sour cream or with
caviar.
Poiarsky Outlets
These are named - -er Prince Po-
jarsky who originated the dish.
Ingredients: 3 pounds or veaeI,
pound Of pork. / pound of chicken,
- mound OF bread. 1 glass OF milk
2 eggs. Il
Chop finely the veal, pork and
chicken which have previously been
Soak the bread in the milk
into which 2 eggs have cen beaten
and then mix with the meat. The
bread must have been broken before
AID TAKE 2 From General to 49,.
soaking. Add salt and pepper to
Shape into fiat cakes Sprinkle
with dry bread crumbs ana then fry
q butter.
Dressing For Pojarsky Outlets or
Other Meats
Mix / spoon of melted butter with
[ spoon of flour. Heat over a slow
ire. Add pinch of pepper and salt.
Add 1 cup of bouillon, preferably
hat in which the meats have been
boiled. Add / cup of chopped fresh
mushrooms and a little sour cream
cook over a slow fire until creamy.
Dressing For Fish
Mix l tablespoon Of melted butter
With 1 tablespoon of white flour.
After Dreaming this add IL cup of
in which the fish was cook
I'd. Add the yolks of 3 eggs and beat
veil into the sauce. Crate the rind
If l lemon and add to the sauce.
chopped cabbage may be added to
this dressing if desired.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-02-18

As a means of celebrating theil
victories III the sunday School Ath'
letic League, which came to a close
las. niaht at the Y. NJ. G.. a.. the
Simpson ". L Sunday School Board
hasarrange1 20 hold a Victory Din
ne-' in the church en- Friday night
of next week. Tho dinner will be
served at z o'cloek. the number OF
plates being limited tc $50. All three
basketball teams from this Sunday
school won in their respective
leagues and their combined senior
and junior trick teams also won the
athletic rect Silver loving cups
were given as prizes.
Mayor Wilson has selected a COM
mittec Of three t. formally present
to the city the framed picture of
the old Barracks building. which at
one time occupied the site where the
grammar school now stands. This
picture has been given to the city
by Chafo eiloI'EGwin Robert Walker
but it was never officially presented
or received. The mayors committee
consists OF ,br William f. Ramsay,
chairman. Charles l. Snedeker and
Records. HarolG Z. Pickersgill. No
date has been set as yet for the for
ma! tation.
Mrs. Rufus Alien, secretary to
Mayor Wilson, who has been con-
fined to her home with a slight touch
of she grip aas resumed her duties
at city hal.
The aldermen will meet next Mon |
day night in regular semi-monthly
session. Severa matters of i'm
portance. discussed in committee ses-
sion last night, will come up for
A post card from Alderman Ben
A. Reiiv who Is spending sew
weeks in florida and Havana.
reads. PLENTY Of sun-burn down
We might reply to this with,
"Planty Of moon SHINE up here"
One of the largest meetings since
he organization of the John i.
1gan post, No. $50, Veterans of For
,ign Wars, was held Thursday night
II Odd Fellows hall. At this session
inal plans for the organization of
he ladies' auxiliary of the post We're
made, also for the monster dancing
sto be held in the Auditor
UNI next Thursday night. February
%. officers Of the ladies' auxiliary
will be made up of mothers and sis
.ers of the members of Post 663, will
installed at a meeting to be held
Thursday night at z o'clock so
hat the auxiliary members can at
end the dance. A record crowd is
expected at the dance judging from
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-02-18

city to oppose the B~olsheviki, we
would join it. In two days such an
army was organized. There were
1900 officers and cadets. L was one
of them.
Housed in the citadel at Moscow.
the 1890 of us held back 40, 900 Reds
for eight days.
when we surrendered. 900 of our
men were dead. The rest Of US, the
Reds promised, might sc to our
homes unmolested.
ut was possibly a week after
that" continued Lodijensky, when
at 2 o'clock in the morning I was
awakened. Red officers demanded
that l Dress and accompany them.
[ was taken to prison. Then 1 was
SCndemned to die.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-06-26
BRlTTON REACHES N. Y.
FOR LEONARD MATCH
[Ry Associated rressl

NEW YORK. June 25.-Jack Rrit-
ton. welttrwcight boxing chamnion
returned TO New York tonight from
Saratoga Springs. where ne trained
for his fifteen round decision match
tomorrow night with Benny Leonard
King Of the lightwclghts.
Rritton and his followers expresscd
confidence that Leonard would n.
disappointed in his ambition In hc
come the holder OF two pugilis,ic
titles.
Jack Rritton soon will lie RI wears
old. but he is the fastest, cleycrest
puEilist In the game today" said Jo.
yelling. Chicago lightweight. who
had been sparring with the weltor
'itl"h"ldcr Mt Saratoga yelling
added that he thought Leonard would
he outpointcd.
l.conard's managers and followers
are predicting Britton will he
knocked out Leonard's family al
ready has made preparations to cele-
hrate the coronation OF Kenny as the
King OF weltcrwcights.
Brnny's brother. Joic, will mako
his debut az professional pugI,ist
in one or the bonts preceding that
OF Leonard and Rritton.
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Street. Toledo. O.. in an interview
with the Plant Juice Man.
Il suffered for IA years from stom-
ach trouble and constipation. and to
be able to stand here today. after
suffering that long. and truthfully say
that Plant Juice has entirely relieved
Newell, it's the most remarkable
ching in the world to me.
81 had intense pain In my stomach
and side. | had Ia go to the hospital
for an operation. and then had to
make two other trips to the hospital
l;ut didn't improve. In fact. THO en-
periencc seemed to tear my nerves to
pieces so that couldn't sleep right
and often didn't sleep wink all
night.
PLANT Juice has put my nerves in
good condition. so that sleep like a
young boy. The constipation is gone
and tho pains have left my stoma CHI
| feel better than for years and can
honestly recommend Plant Juice TO
everybody"
Plant Juice is sold in Richmond al
Traglcs Drug Store; in Petersburg by
Morrison. the Drug Man; in Chase
city by the Chase City Drug Co.
Adv.
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MEMBERS OF HOUSE MORE
ORATORICAL THAN ATHLETIC
Only oneNinth Of Representatives Take Physical
Training, Declares Head of Capitol Gymnasium,
and They Are Republicans.

Agricultural Committee. Hs plays
handonll now. and wa mus:n'. forxo.
Tom Ryan. He used to nght heavy.
weight college bouts. Yop. he's q lit
TO bigger than J am. 80 tho othor day
he knocked mo for goni.
AND thero's Fred Britten, OF I'LL
nois. Ho used to be amateur middle
weight champ. Dan Reed. OF Now
YORK. comes around lot and
wrestles. He used 10 be a Cornell star.
And Hamilton Fish, OF New York.
takes workout now and then. He
1909.
NORM Comes Ont Often.
one guy comes around lot and
puts on the gloves even II he ia "a
pears old. and that's ConEressman
NORM OF Pennsylvania He once was
a great oareman and he still takes n
work out now and then on our rowing
machines Incidentally he has ten
children and he's always talking
about them
Then. too. we have the hes, little
handball team you ever saw It's
made up OF Mccormick. OF Montana;
MacGreEor. of New York. Newton, OF
minnesota. and Perkins, OF New Jcr-
scy.
Il guess about the only Democrat,
VINO comes around is Congressman
Hammer. Of North Carolina. He takes
pretty good work out"
All IN" ENmnasts are confined to
the House Of Representatives. and
anEhan has not tried his wings on
the senate sido. ANYHOW" n. said
theF r" pretty high brow bunch
over there
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fBy United Ssws.1

WAHHfSoTCS. Juno aB.--Congress
10 about u per cent athletic and IS
per cent orator!cal. according TO the
carefully computed statistics OF ]. F.
vaughan, gymnastic mentor and spar
ring partner Of tho few active.
though husky Statesmen OF Capitol
Hill.
But Trainer Vaughan hopes that
when the fall candidates get through
mending their fences. and a new crop
OF ConBressmen Ia sent TO Washing
ton. he'll be able to make Congress
50 per cent athletic and ~ per cen,
oratorical.
Only abou, Atty Congressmcn come
around now TO the House gymnasium
Tor work-o outs. rub-downs. hand.ball
and occasional set-to's with the
gloves. and they're nearly all Repub-
Leans. Vaughan told the United
News. Il call that some average. Blu,
iots OF en- can't be hanging around
here nowadays. They've got TO mend
their fences in their districts. which
means | get five weeks vacation
beginning July l."
auBhan, an cN-marine aviation en-
Ilsted man and physical Instructor in
American environments and overseas.
says his students are "a good lot,
and wish had ir,y NOR. like on,
Yes, and could handle $50 more
me most noteworthy athletes in
Congress-
Anderson Is EN-pur
There's Congressman sydney An.
ders"n. Vaughan said. Hes an OK
pug ana now chairman Of the House
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KEEFAL|NG WINS
GRAND Pn|X De PARIS
Ramus Runs a Remarkable
Race After Being
T.aft m, poot
Thy Ansocinted Press.1

Pr is. June 2s.-The Grand Prix
40 rs was won today by Kee-
fnlin Ramus was second and AL
gerian .:ird.
The betting on Keefaling was ?
10 !; on Ramus. even for place, and
z to on Algerian to show. FIJI
teen horses ran.
keefnlins is n French bred horse
He IL owned by n Creek. was trained
by an American and ridden today by
the English Jockey. Donoghue. NJ.
bankruptcies owns Keetallng and the
horse was trained by Wallace Davis
keefalins won by three quarters
OF length from Ramus. ridden by
front OF a. Is. McComber's Algerian.
with Frank O'Neill having the leg
up.
While Keefaling won tho race. tho
second horse furnished the sensation
OF the day. He was virtually left
at the post in the bad start losing
more than nifty yards This no made
up progressively throughout the race.
finishing with a great rush. He was
however. to repeat his VIC
tory In tho Jocky club stakes at
Chantilly two weeks ago. when he
defeated kecfalinr by head. Al
gertan was prominent throughout the
race He led at the mile but could
not last the fun distance.
More than 100000 persons went 10
l'onScha nlps. despite tn" chill in the
air and occasional showers. Tho
effect Of the weather was responsible
FOR n lack in tn" usual display OF
fashions. MANI OF the women wore
FUR or great Coats over their latest
'rctona. Tho Emperor Of AMMAN was
a guest OF President and Madame
Millcrnnd in tho presidential box
steve Donoghue. the English rider
was given great ovation when ne
returned I" the paddock as tho win
n"r Of the Epson Derby, and the
Grand PriN of 1922
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TENNIS CHAMPIONS
TO MEET IN CHICAGO

CHICAGO June 25 several ten.
mis- champions ~ me rour,-, arc on
'ered In the Illinois state champior-
snip matches which nilI begin ia
morrow on the courts ~ Inc S4okI.
',oun'Fy cut Play wi continue
throughout tn" Week
William r Tnf"n. ~ prnaaclnhf,
national ttiehoidcr heads N. lie,
"t outside net celebrities seeking 10
take the honcrs out ~ me $40
Among the others arc pm Rc,-ens
three years junior champion Of c,iI.
fornia Fritz Eas,iHu and R,I,b
Snrd'ck indianapolis Virrcr, Ricb
"rds second ranking plhyor ia III.
COUNTRY. and julius Sarlowsk! In
'ar".,olis' national BOYS chanuon.
champion; Alex sqUair and Jerry aid
Jimmy Weber, ar" fayori,rs srrr,,
Illinois contestants
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ZENT SUNDAY VA. LEAGUE GAME IN PORTSMOUTH

bart College and Cornell Univ.r,,,,
ns a background are spoken OF A,
suitable sites for an INTERCOLLEGIATE
rowing championship suoh a. the
Is. a. regatta has developed. CoaoheI
and ohoials were loath to di,cus
the psopoPduon tonight. but non,
could deny that ,suoh disohnssion,
was going on under cover OF secr.cy
Giendon Leaves Navy.
iomorrow's race Will also mari
inc passing Of Diok Glendon as row
ing eoaeh OF tho Naval Academy.
AFTER twenty-one years OF rs
marknble success with MILDLY crow.
ne has resigned. The con,rac, n
Jim Rice, coach at Columbia for man,
seasons. expires after Mondays reI
satta. Rumora persist In linking IN.
names OF Glendon and Rice with crs-
activities OF Yalc and Harvard.
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Batted for Carlson in nth.
Battcd for Hamilton in tiphth

'IIIII'I7I ......O2O 3On 02X-1
summary: Tw"-b base hits Duncan,
Rohnc. Thr-c-basn hits ci H.
IiefheS. Sacrifices Bohnr. Cayrnrv
20. Double plays -Cavcn.y TO Hnbn,.
I" l,anb"r' i."ft on hascS-pitts-
urEh: l; Cincinnati. = Bases on balls
on Hamilton. =: OF HuIlingsworth
': on tonch. J. Struck uut-by Carl
son. /: by Hamilton. =. Couch. l. Tits
on carlson. in innings: off
hamilton ] III " Innings: off Holdings
worth. 2 in | inning Passed haii
'noch. Losing pit"hcr-carlson. lin
pres, wilson ana KLEIN. Time Ina
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Washington Will Play
Colts Here on Friday

Richmond will hive tho appos.
tunity next Friday afternoon Of
witnessing tho Warrington Sen.
htora In Action nERinat the Hiuh.
mond Gotta. w. H. Bradley, busi.
10" manager OF the local club,
announced last night that ar.
TanEemonts havo boon mRda with
tho Norfolk Tara TO play two
Games here next Saturday In or
aer that tho Colts may meet tho
major League team Friday.
While the senators are not pen.
nant oontenders at this time, the
District OF Columbia team has
aEhtinE club, and Will bring It's
ATst team 10 Richmond. according
20 the league mokuls. Joe Judge,
Roger Peckinpaugh and Rice.
three OF the main cogs In the
washington machine. are booked
10 appear here
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New York.

batt.i for Marqusrd in eighth
San for Gogdy n eighth
;L"" oHt when winning run scored
slated for Ryan in ninth
Scor" by Innings: r
t"S'"I ..t.. O"n 600 oSO--R
Sew York 0on nrn "a,
summary Two-hss" hits Frlscf.
Ford. HON" ruu-k.lly. Stolen
hases- SoUihworlh S'.nCei Sac-l;Ic.
@ NeNl b"vlil. PLAYS Bancroft.
- wings krlly N"ht Ea,vlincs,
~ l''f 70 nIS"S New York. s:
Boston Ba-- ON halls Nchf !:
p"sc'ir"r struck out hv Nchr.
MarGHari Hi's on MarGuard.
N d o"~onr"f IN 20. Nehf i'm
IS RYAN. none In Id HI' D.,
pitcher %-hf sE!rnolSnnb Winning
cf"--Eyan. Losing pitcher
'esch 90 lrnpir"s Quiglcy and Mo-
ran. Tine" 3 IS
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ST. LOUIS TAKES FINAL
GAME FROM TIGERS, so
Davis Pitching Proves Too
Much for Cobb's
lHy Associated preaa.l

DETROIT. juno 2b.--Davis held
Detroit 10 four scattered hits today,
and 81, Lou!n ovcned tho sertas by
defeating tho Tigora. 8 10 0. Tho
browns punched swo singles a pnsr
and double for three runs In tho
hrst inning; and IN the NTH. grouped
O angie. double and r nRcrific. with
an error for TWO more. Villa MR.
starred IN the field with a shoestrinH
catch In the hfth and one hand
eighth.
The score:
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". u. \. \. VS.. s,,nd,r. r,

m" West End Athletic Associa,ion
Won rom tn" Standard Paper Co. on
saturday afternoon by tho score ~
~ !" g. That the team is going
strong is shown rs IT'S four s,rairh,
victories from uincs ia ana near IN.
Guy special mention might be mad.
81 Gays pitching for tn. ". r..
~ h"' man reaching first heforo
t MN ihhihr and only allowing
nv" IN IN" game Waddcll. Of
80. getting "a HON. run and ,bro
pas" mr. in four times up. ANY ON.
h"Sirinr games with " f.
may cali W. j. Ready. Rlv. 44i. The
scor" hy Innings:
r. ~ ~ ........2oo oil 0i3-ll
- ............00O G2O OO1- 4
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Entries Received Too Int

CHICAGO. June 25=Captain ,;corrc
hartman. OF IN" University of chi.
chgO golf team received word ga,
n"N i'"m l.u"I"n Walker. Jr. former
president Of the Eastern Collegiate
association. that hartman and Bur
h"'tc FORD wrr. not clig!hl. To MAY
IN IN" Eastern event at Garden C'itv
ms week because Of late .n,rIo.
MT walker ais" said they could not
"h'"r as vihuals Roth starred in
IA" big ten golf meet hero last week.
'ord winning the individual cham
pionship
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WIESSMULLER SETS
NEW WORLDS RECORD

HONOLULU, June 25.-Johnnv
Wiessmul!er. tho Illinois Athletic
clubs swimming marvel. last night
added another worlds record 10 tho
long string ~" already had chalkcd
M on his trip 10 Hawaii by winning
the 220-yaTd fro" style in minutes
IS 20 seconds. The former record.
2.2il5 was held nv Perry McGilliv.
ray. OF the Illinois Athletic club.
fhIrapn
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PALMER BEATS ADAIR
IN PLAY OFF OF TIE
Try Associa,cd Press

ATLANTA. June 25.-T. w Palmer.
Of Miami Fla. today won the play
off Of the Il" for low mcdalist in
the qualifying round Of the southern
amateur golf championship. defeat
ing Perry Adair. Atlanta. 80 10 IL
Robert T. Jones. Jr. Atlanta, who
tied with Palmer and Adair for luw
IN edalist. with 10 and who won the
championship yesterday. did not enter
TIA. play-on Palm.r's victory over
Ndair was dW" 10 better approaching
and better putting.
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REDS PASS PIRATES

clNtlNNATL June 25.-By winning
their third straight game from Puts
nurgh today. tn" Reds mad. a clean
sweep OF IN. series and passed the
J'iratcS In IN. race The home tean
hit carlson hard in the second and
fourth innings and piled up n win
ming lead. pittsburgh made strong
hnlSh IN IN" last TWO innings. hut
could not hit Couch hard enough to
overcome m" local advantage
The score.
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HOME-Rl'N RECORDS
OF THE BIG LEAGUES
IA Assnclaicd rress.l

CHICAGO June - riome-rur
records Of leading hirtcrs. Including
games today:
National Hornsby. - Louis. Is
wheat hr"pkiyn- 9" Ainsmi'h. :,
Louis Meus"l New York. s
Parkinson. Philadelphia. :: Williams
Philadelphia, S
American Williams. st louis 10.
"a Miller. Philadelphia. III &
Wal""r Philadelphia II. Heilmann.
Detroit -. Rak"r New YORK :.
Judge, Washington. :: S!slcr. &,
LOUIS MrManus 81, Louis. :
kun. Sew York. . Fax. Chicago. :
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PLAY FOR COLLEGE.
TENNIS TITLE TO-DAY
IKN AssooLaleA lrc.s-l

PHILADELPHIA. JuiLp a5.-Rnnro-
sentativcs of colleges n all parts ~
The East. California. the Ntdd,n
west ana South. viii match thar
skl'i with the racquet at the Mcrion
'Firk"t club tomorrow. when play
""sihs in the intercollegiate tennis
~" fnpi"nship tournament. The en-
Wy i'St Is considered one of the bcs,
In recent years
NIP N""r' Leland Stanford Uni.
v"rsi,y. who won tho singles ch,
pionship last year. is ON hand -
Try again TO carry the title Ia m.
faciic Coast
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CARDS SWAMP CUBS
IN Nssncl.t.A rrcss |

ST LOUIS. Jum- - An nvalauch.
% hits 10y IN" Cardinals buried tn.
ui'S under an li-to-i S.or. today
q u" 'hlcas" team showed a complete
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