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The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1922-01-06

Washington, Jan. THE United
states Government, with n monetary
vcaItb Of 1924, 900 900, enters the
new year ms the richest nation on
earth.
The Government winds up its
1921 affairs with n cash balance OF
unfortunately si7b ,OOO,0OO IN the
treasury. NJ the same time, the
public debt stands NJ f23,402,OOO'-
600 n reduction Of about sibO,OOO,-
600 being effected during the year.
Treasury Department figures
.bowed That s5,bis,OOO,OO0 Of
Uncle Sans wealth was In actual
circulation, the remainder being
held In the treasury ~ guarantees
for silver certificates. Subsidiary
silver coins total 100000, OF
which about $3.50, 100000, are IN
circulation. There rs also S2I2r
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1922-01-06

attended the sale al Lorenzo Satur-
day.
Miss Gree Gum called on Mrs.
Pounds one afternoon last week.
l.. S. Evitt sold q good mare
ut the Lorenzo sale Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. a. Evitt visited
their son, Charley AMI wife, Monday.
Cody Carol visited Lois Evitt
Sunday.
Mrs. J. NJ. Bloyd purchased some
turkeys last Saturday.
J. NJ. Bloyd made q flying trip 70
Idnl0u Monday morning
Mrs. A. c. Evitt spent Thursday
with Mrs. X. @. Rufs.
Maybe ance 1922 Is here this
southeast wind will blow up good
old rain or snow.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1922-01-06
LOCAL NEWS FROM The
ACUTE COMMUNITY

We are beginning another year.
1921 u gone. Never TO return. May
All OF our New Year resolutions be
for the Improvement and upbuilding
Of the community. and When 1917
has gone may each u our records be
clearer. that we can say we've done
more good this year than IN 1871.
Mr.. W. ID Davis spent last week
visiting her daughter, Mrs. Paul Sell
man, who lives In Rails.
Mrs. A. c. Evitt and daughters, Le-
"a and Thelma, attended services at
Acuff Sunday morning
Mr. Bud Davis and family Of East
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1922-01-06

Texas. spent Friday night and Sat
urday with his cousin, Aahlcy DAVIS
returning nome Sunday morning.
Mrs. Ivan c. Baucogn. who has
neon visiting her mother H. Canyon
City. returned Sunday morning.
Mrs. julia Kelley, who visited her
sister, Miss Bess Rush In San An
tonic, returned home Sunday.
The new school building IL just
about completed and tn teachers be-
gan school Monday morning.
Miss Ada barley has accepted q
position In The Acuff school. That
makes three teachers for ~.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. s. Eviit motored
10 Lubbock Friday and returned via
Idalou.
Several new people have moved In
!, our community, an we wclcomc
them all ~ a wish for them a very
prosperous New Year.
Otis Rush was an ldnlon visitor
Friday.
Mr.. and Ma. p. =. Hs.mst anf.
,hildrrn. ~ Pals, VISIT Ne as.
Mrs. ID. +. Pounds Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. W. Evitt have
moved 20 their new home and Mr..
Adams and family are moving TO his
old place.
Mr.. Gum and family have moved
10 Littlefieid. We understand they
have bought a place here.
Misses Beatrice and Edna Blair.
we're pleasant visitors az church meet
ing Sunday morning.
Mr.. Pond, Mrs. Jim Noel, Of North
Idalou, visited Mr.. and Mrs +. o.
Evi.t Thursday night and Friday:
Quite a few Of the Acuff folks
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1922-01-06
MOTHER, QUICK GIVE
CALIFORNIA FlC SYRUP
FOR CHlLD'S BOWELS

Even A sick child loves the "fruity
taste Of california Fig syrup "
the lp,le tongue Is coated, or " your
child i listless. cross, feverish, fnii
Of cold, or has collie, a teaspoonful
will never fail 10 open the bowels IN
a few hours you can see Tor your
self how thoroughly i works All the,
constipation poison, sour bhe ara
waste from the tender, NIUE pows,is,
and gives you a well, playful chiia
again. sc-u,
Millions Of mothers keep "Califor-
mia Fig Syrup" handy. They. know
A teaspoonful today saves a sick chiid
,omorrow. Ask your druggist FOR
genuine "California Fig syrup whic y
has directions for babies and ehil-
dren Of all ages printed on bottle.
or you may get an imitation ig
syrup.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1922-01-06
THE FARMERS WORST ENE-
MY-RATS. THE FARMERS
BEST FRIEND-RAT- SNAP

These are the words Of James Bax
ter, N. j.; Ever since ] tried RAT
SNAP I have always kept Il in the
house. Never fails. Used about $500
worth Of RAT-SNAP G year and fig
ure Il saves me $500 In chicks. cggs
and feed. RAT-SNAP Is convenient
just break up cake, no mixing with
other food" Three sizes. Boo Csc,
si.25. Sold and guaranteed by Cole
Myrick Hdw. Co.. and City Drug
Store.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1922-01-06

G. II. Hilton attended the Crosby
County Singing Convention at En-
ma Sunday. and reports very sa,is-
factory meeting. A fine dinner was
served, which was enjoyed By all the
singers and their frisndA
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1922-01-06

Miss Annie Douglass. Bookkeepsr
for the Panhandle Cigar Company,
Jeff Tuesday for Littlefield, TO take
a two weeks vacation with hons
folks
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1922-01-06

Colds Cause Grip and rul1ueaza
f-,xAuvE moxo oUuuSE rsbs-s r-.s-ss n
u<nse There = cliy c1< -2<uns osAnl1<
Z ". cocvES ksssz1n @ - n
New-York tribune., 1922-07-09
lynch to Get Another Chance
For Bantam Title Tomorrow

Johnny Buff finished training yesterday
battle which takes place night
They fifteen pounds weigh at
o'clock will weighing and
LYNCH 19 which advantage challenger
New-York tribune., 1922-07-09

1t will be the fourth time Lynch has
entered a title match in two years
He won the championship from Pete
Herman December %. 1920, and lost
it the following year to Herman a
Ebbets Field, July 25 Buff met anc
defeated Herman for the title on Sep.
tember % last year at the opening
was with Pal Moore at Milwaukee
December 15
There is a question in the minds
of ring followers whether Buff car
come back 10 his best form after E
seven month lay-off, especially after
being operated on a few months ago
However, the champion has worked well
and appears to be stronger and faster
than ever. He has worked in secret
but the few newspapermen who have
seen him in action say he appears to
be a much better man than when he
won the title.
Buff, like his challenger, has never
really been knocked out. The only
time he failed to 60 the limit was
against Mickey belmont in the Jersey
City Armory. On that occasion Buff
swallowed his mouthpiece in the sec
ond round after getting a right on the
jaw and was forced to give up the
DaICle. LyHch mas never Deen knocked
out, and it is the first time he has been
matched with Buff. Both are willing
game and excellent ring generals
which should make the bout one of the
best in that class in years.
The match promises to beat the
Leonard Britton go in attendance, ant
it is the first time that the ringside
seats have been sold for 81 in cham.
pionship bout. frankie Jerome anc
Jack Wolfe meet in the semi-fnal fol
twelve rounds, Harry (Kid) Brown
and Johnny Drummie meet in a six.
rounder and Murray Bressner and Will
lie O'Connell meet in the opener OF
four rounds.
New-York tribune., 1922-07-09
Clarke Is Winner
Of Feature Shoot
AT Maplewood Traps

MAPLEWOoD, N. H, July s.-Jay
Clarke jr,, of Worcester. Mass, to-day
won the Maple Hundred championship
which closed the Maplewood trap
shooting tournament here. Clarke
winning score was 90
T. +. Earle had a hard struggle in
winning second place. He was tied
with D. S. Shallcross, of Sekonk, Mass.
and F. E: Watkins, of Hartford, Conn,
all shooting 9S. Three shoot-offs we're
necessary to determine second place.
Earle and Shallcross tied with "a
In the first shoot-off, eliminating Wat
klns, who broke only %. In the second
shoot-off Earle and Shallcross both
shot 25 straight, amazing the spec
tators for Shallcross, who is only
fifteen years old, was undsturbed, al
though he was shooting against one of
the best shots in the country. Earle
stands tenth in last years United
States average. The lad lost in the
final shoot-off. breaking only % to
Earle's "a. This gave Earle second
place. Shallcross third and Watkins
fourth, Fifth was won by S. G. Vance,
Of Tillsonburg, Ont, who broke 81.
New York did we'll in the added
bird handicap, although Shallcross
again won with a score of 100, handi-
cap of 6. Ralph SPOTS, with a handi-
cap of 1, scored "a; A. P. Bennett,
handicap OF s. scored 95; H. G. Vogel,
handicap of II. scored II, and Mrs.
Robert Livingston, with a handicap of
Is, scored 100
New-York tribune., 1922-07-09
Denpsey-Wills
Fight Contract
Nearly Signed
Technical Point Raised at
Last Moment Holds Up
Agreement of Manaae,.s
By Joseph Val

A simple technicality was al, that
prevented the signing of the fna, ar.
"cies OF agreement yesterday for q
world s championship bout between
JACK Dempsey and Harry Wills, negro
champion. Paddy Mullins. Jack Kearns
ana Jack Dempsey held an informal
meeting in Kearns's Office on Broadway
yesterday afternoon and things were
moving smoothly, when Mullins. who is
us manager, raised an objection
ana thus prevented, at least tempo
rarlly, the signing of the articles.
hearns submitted the articles agree
ing TO night within sixty days after a
bid suitable to both sides had been
received, bidding to open as soon az
the agreement was signed. Mullins said
ne wished to have assurance that the
bout would be held this year. and has
requested that the sixty-day limit be
changed to thirty days He also OBJ
Jected on the ground that there was no
clause in the agreement saying that If
the bout should be held in this state
the New York Boxing Commission
should have Jurisdiction over it.
hearns thought this clause non-es-
sentIai, as 1t was observed the bout, if
held in New York, must come under the
local commissions rule. Mullins failed
to see this side OF the case and de-
parted in search of legal advice from
his attorney.
The meeting was informal though
Harry Wills was the only interested
party absent. Kearns discussed several
other matters in regard to Dempsey's
future plans. He announced that he
looks with favor on ten-roGnd bout
with Harry Greb, the light heavv-
weight champion, at Pittsburgh on
Labor Day, ard will in all probability
accept terms in few days.
The Greb bout would be in the ma
ture OF substitute for the proposed
match with either Bill Brennan or Jess
Willard on Labor Day at Michigan
City, Ind. Kearns thinks it impractical
to move his camp to Michigan CITY.
considering the recent statement of
Governor Warren T. McCray of Indi-
ana, who says he does not believe in
prize fights in his state.
The articles of agreement submitted
by Kearns to Mullins. read as follows:
This agreement, made this 9th day
of July, 1922, between William Har-
rison Dempsey. otherwise known as
Jack Dempsey, and Jack Kearns, as
manager of the said Jack Dempsey,
AeIeIHdIIer ueSlgfaUeQ as partleS OF
the first part, and Harry Wills and
Patrick J. Mullins, as manager Of the
said Harry Wills, hereinafter des-
ignated as party OF the second part
"Witnesseth: That for and in con-
sideration of the sum of 81, lawful
money of the United States, by each
to the others paid, receipt whereof is
hereby admitted, and other valuable
considerations, the parties hereto
agree as follows:
81. The said Jack Dempsey agrees
to box the said Harry Wills for the
heavyweight championship of the
world.
"2. The time and place of such
contest for heavyweight champion
ship to be mutually agreed upon by
the parties hereto.
Bids for the holding of such con-
tests from prom must be salts
factory to all.
"a. This contest must be held with
in a period of sixty days from ac
ceptance by the parties hereto of the
successful bid for such contests"
New-York tribune., 1922-07-09
y andcap Feature of Opening Day Yonkers Race Track
Bon Homn'e, Second, ? Lengths
Behind Rancocas Stable Stor
Devastation Gets Poor Ride and Takes Third Honors
ST. Allan Beats Field OF Nine, With Picnic Sec.
ond at 10 to L; Paisley Wins the Arcadia Purse
By w. ]. Macbeth

Grey the fouyeafold star OF the Rancocas Stabe s ,
b with the best OF the handicap division by the
- which he Empire City Handicap at mile and manner
~ .be feature opening day Empire C "hch
New-York tribune., 1922-07-09

ELAPSED
Yacht and owner HMs H,Ms
1stalena. Carroll p. Alker 3:525s 2:s7:53
NEW YORK YACHT CLUB 4o-FooTERs
COURSE. tsA MILEs-sTART, 1:2o
zilph: James E; Hayes. 10000 2:4s:o4
Rowdy. II. S. Duell. 4:12:54 252:b4
pampero, C. l.. Andrews. 4:i2:55 2:52:55
sLooPs, CLASS o-coURsE. 1sN
MILES-START. 1925
Georgia. HIM. Cowpthw'te 4;16:44 251:44
Mimbus. H. l. Maxwell. 4:2c:53 255;62
Gray Dawn, P. II. Johnson 4:22:l7 2;57.l7
NEW YORK YACHT CLUB so-FooyERs
COURSE. lSA MILES-sTART. 1:So
Lena. Ogden Reid. 4:+5:14 3:15;1a
sLooPs. CLASS N-1couRsE. 1sA
Alice. c. v. Keeler. ..... 4:37:5s 3:o7:5s
INTERNATIONAL SIX-METER CLASS
COURSE. s% MILEs-sTART. 1885
Crebe, R: deb. Boardman 3;22:4s 1;47:43
Cygnet, p. l.. Hammond. 3:23;05 l:4S :o5
Priscilla. J.: De Forest. 3;23:2I l:4s s:2i
Viva, Larchmont Y. c.. 3:2S:34 1:51;34
Montauk, w.A.w. Stewart s:Sss2 1:5l:52
Ace, Adrian Iselin I'd. 3:29:l5 I6+:15
SLOOPS, CLASS S-COURsE. sh MILES
psrneb. F. Rsnington. s:ss:ss 1:ss:3ss
Ellen. Ralph Ellis....... 9:ss:f2 1;6s:12
Tea Ticket, H: D: Wilton 3:Ss25 l5s:2s
New York Yacht Club Course Cup for
sloops-Corrected time: Georgia. 2:os % {;
1stalena. 2:os:os Carolina. 2:1l 81; zilph
2;1S:23 Nimbus, 2:l2;s2; Maisie, 2:i3:32;
Lena, 2;1s:oe; Pampero, 2:!7:1@: Alice.
2:26:32; Rowdy, not measured.
New-York tribune., 1922-07-09
Single c Winner
UT Free for All
eDn Grand Circuit

NoKIH RANDALL, Cleveland. July
. (By The Associated pressl y
Single G demonstrated again TO-DAY
that he is the best PAGER on the Grand
Circuit The aged son Of Anderson
Wilkes. driven and trained bv Fd
Allen, Of indianapolis, defeated the hest
ouhch OF PAGERS in training for the
free for all purse. featured in to-dav,s
getaway card at North Randall. He
won the event in straight heats and
set new seasons pacing record for
one and two miles by negotiating the
distance in 2:o9% and 2:o2% re-
s.pectively. Never was the result IN
doubt 'e0u'' an
So we'll were Single G's chances
thought Of that he was barred in the
auctlon betting. In the mutuals he was
a prohlbltive favorite. After Single G
had been ruled out, Juno proved a sur.
pIlSe Dy beating Hal Malone and Jimmy
Mcherron in the third heat.
Pop Greers. veteran driver of the
Grand Circuit, had q narrow escape
from injury in the 2:15 trot. AS the
horses were scoring for the second
heat, Queen Alix backed into Greers's
sulky overturning it. The veteran
Memphis reinsman luckily escaped with
a slight shaking up. His entry, Anna
Phelps, which finished second in the
hrat heat. ran away two miles and a
half after the accident and was with
drawn.
One of the biggest upsets of the
week came in the last event, which
Minerva Gentry won. Sunfash, one of
the hottest favorites of the meeting,
won the first heat easily, but was un-
able to beat the winner in the next
two.
The summarizes:
GLASS 2:l6-TROTTING-PU $1,000
HOLLYWOOD Hnda, br m. by Peter
1esa S's s5@a, fa0Ro By Lord Rob: F0
Moiolla. !. h; by Binjona Derry. 8 Z
f'@y Gala AT9nnf1e. fGbi1ds., blk e. by Arch >.
Topsy Todd blk m. by Jim Todd
zo@!oa z@;s'2a Man, Iassis b. ousen AK;
Lea Walter Allen and Anna Phelps also
Time-2o94. 2;114. 2:1o4.
TE-FoR-ALL CLAss-PURsE. $4,000.
single g. b. h., by Anderson
Juno, 5,Ns ; m. .>i6y'' By John Dewey wal 70
Hal Mahone b G.. by Prince Ar
GOT mai iCAldSJ -............. z 2
Jimmy Mokerron. b =. by Jack
Mckerron (Ray) ..........l.... S
Roy Grattaa. b g, by Grattan
Royal (Murphy) .............. 3 dr.
Johnny Quirk also started.
Time. 2:03%; 2:02a. 2:04.
2:19 TROT-PURsE. $1,000
Prodigal Watts b. G., by General
Watts III. Flen1ing) ......... 2
Worthy Mary. b. f., by Guy AK
worthy (Br' sie). ........... &
Axle. gr m, by Ortolan Axwcrthy
Ethel Skinner, br. M. by Colorado
p. (Bagby) ................. s 3
Judge Rico. b. g. by Manrico
(Hendrlck) ...............4 4 &
Time Z:10A 2:111t; 2:11H
2:14 PACE-PURSD $1,000
Mllnnerya Gentry; .ch. m. by John
Sunfash, br h. BY Peter volo
tCoX2 ......-.. ............ 2
Billy Lands. blk. g by Nelson
MarErave (WIckersham) ........11 9
Daisy Pointer, D. m ny Star Point
ter (Morrtson) ...... -A....... 3
Happy Diamond. blk G., by Law
ful Bond CIV. Garrison) -..s 8 6 3
Minnie Williams. Robert NJ. Volo Belle
Halt Haitrixie Lady Todd. Jolly Girl, Prin-
Time, 2.05% 2:063. 2.OSM
New-York tribune., 1922-07-09
Latonia Results

vs,stse vSsse race (for -year-olds and up
~ fi,s' ss'sJlnnlns purse, $500. The Laugh
III poo., Purse six furlongs)--Angon, 100
cs,, tpoI', {SH $3.50 SO and s24o. won High
scs -, Is tConnelly}, s430 and S29o Sec
,krs 9ground Swell. 102 (Owensl, $500.
trsyi,,. '!n1e ia So Birdie G. and Ciin-
aIowsss race tfor maiden two -year-olds;
Il; SSssl-chittago i19 et,t Kenncdv5,
g.hss.,osss- ghss, $3.50 and $50 won, Donegal. liz
hl STIn}, T91,.ss1 s. and $50, second; Jupiter.
icsa D., Futurette. sunny Ducrow. Irish
aso ,.yful riayful Miss, Kinsman and Iuy NJ.
sarS sa5.'o race race Cfor three-year-old and up
and an e.asatSaing .saSg purse. $500; one mile
g si1 a s.iea s1s - .. ountess. LOT (Penman).
FegSrs 80 20 % and $50. second La
isss ia2 wv. PooD. SIS 80. third. Time.
ot x,,.,s ,stnuts, Grace Dougherty. NY Bal
F., fIcter and Repeater also ran.
ssp: tos .fce race CThe Daniel Boone Hand-
-Flrshsa' enc mile and hree-sixteenths)
ans mn. @ha, l2o NJ. Garner). So 60, S23o
nle ana non on1 Parader. 1o7 (Kennedyl:
,srsee out. third Ti-ne' 2.oi 4-5. Only
s.ar-o.as ti, SIhe Latonia Oaks; for three
sodes ~ Attiez; allowances: $4,000
ss.iEsor. 'ds is, nise and quarter r)-Margaret
sssss won. stoS.Hinsohj $3.50. S3.lo aud
sssfnsr5' second: Precious Lula, l31 "a
fsaon !, s,s S<,so third Time. 2:Io. Martha
s,,,. pu frvdfsh also ran
r tw6s rscs The Beaumont Farm Purse:
1850 fvs ,elds. allowances; purse,
II fTsy:e-a nc half furlongsl l--certain.
Neteirss ss.orl. or. $3.50. SIS and $3.50. won;
ead 10 Gamer, $3.50 and s1o'5c
tSsae la s.la: 'es Johnson. sSo. third
Is nloriar - fair Alice, Lathrop, IN
- s!so ran sA' L. hingselere and Ven
sLssrd.as s,. race (for three-year-olls and
st sirssafning; purse. $500; one mile
$50, sog5h "a ~ s,,-~Lina Clark. lo9 Cw
ssss rpasa.,Pel), $3.50 and $50 seaond oils a.
sas. i.sgs sos (Bruening). S4ao, third
asoiss and Tharon also ran.
New-York tribune., 1922-07-09
Bouts Heredbouts

MONDAY
New York Velodrome-Johnny Buff
VS.. Joe Lynch, I2 rounds.
Broadway K. A.--Marty Cross vs..
italian Joe Cans. 12 rounds.
Freeport Auditorium-Roy Benson
vs. Frankie Carpenter. 12 rounds.
TUESDAY
Oakland A A., Jersey City-Irish
Johnny Curtin VS.. Danny Edwards, IL
rounds.
WEDNESDAY
greensboro Stadium--National Sports
alliance Show. Ten star four-round
bouts.
THURSDAY
Broad A. c., Newark-Fred Fulton
VS.. Bob Roper, IL rounds.
I02d Medical Kegiment-SoIdier Nc
Gee VS.. Soldier Seigei, 12 rounds.
FRIDAY
Surf A. C.--Midget Smith vs. Mickey
belmont, 12 rounds.
Steepiechase a. A.-Kay PryeI VS..
Pete Hartley, l2 rounds.
Bayonne A. A.--Johnny Darcy vs..
Gene belmont. IL rounds.
SATURDAY
Queensboro A. C.-Pepper Martin va.
Mickey Brown, 10 rounds.
Commonwealth s. C.-Willie jackson
VS.. Sid Marks, IL rounds.
New-York tribune., 1922-07-09
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New-York tribune., 1922-07-09
Golfer Makes Hole in One

BRIDGEPORT, Conn, July s..
Dwight c. Wheeler prominent in busi-
ness and clever at golf, to-day played
the fifth hole, 118 yards on the Brook
lawn Club course. in one shot. His bali
was high and landed on the green
twelve feet from the hole, rolling in a
straight line into the cup.
New-York tribune., 1922-07-09
Anepper for Third Time
Wins Iowa Golf Title

a.Iats 1is MONIES. Iowa. July S.--Ru-
tss ssgn Anepper, Of Sioux City, won
ss..a A. IOWA state golf championship this
tira ti.s'noon for the third consecutive
ss..;; ns; when he defeated Arthur NJ.
nI.H SIa,aeft, OF ottumwa, up and to
New-York tribune., 1922-07-09
Yacht Summaries

NEW YORK YACHT CLUB 5o-FoorERs
COURSE. 1SA MILEs-sTART. 1:i5
New-York tribune., 1922-07-09
Istalena, 5O-Foot Class Winner.
In Ne,u York Y. C.. Reenttn
carroll Is. Alker's Boat Beats Carolina in Interest.
ing Brush; Zilph Leads the 4O-Footers and
Georgia Is First Among Larchmont ssO'' Sloops
By Jack Lawrence

"entythre yachts started yesterday seventyfrst annual
regatta Of the New York Yacht Club them finished before
wicked squa the time made vatcbin
business Most OF the racing feet had
Inc big blow but yachts ports were IN tho
western shore Of the Sound worst Of the soa and
received some lively handling before
New-York tribune., 1922-07-09
Racing Sum aries
July s--wEArHER CLEAR; TRACK GOOD

THE ARCADIA selling: $o2o6o Five and
Allen Trainer !. Il Ty&n-
New-York tribune., 1922-07-09
Yacht Okee First
Tn 3O-Foot Glass at
Port Washington

In a snappy breeze from the south
west that sent the yachts around their
respective courses in splendid time,
the Port Washington Yacht Club held
it's second annual regatta on Long
Island Sound yesterday. There was
an excellent fleet Of some fifty odd
craft in the Port Washington race.
The start and the finish was off
Execution Light. The committee made
up of E. W. Dustnberre, Adrian Iselin
II, E. V. Willis, L. G. Hamersley and
". L. Gilmore, established the start
ing line.
in the thirty foot division of the
New York Yacht Club the first craft
home was Okee, the property of j. A.
Mahlstedt. In the handicap class for
schooners and yawls the winner on
both actual and corrected time was
Tern. The second division of the
handicap class was won by Comet, the
property of Cornelius Vanderbilt Jr.
Allure was the first of the Sound
schooners across the finish line.
The third division of the handicap
class was won by Quakeress III. The
Victory Class was taken by Madelon,
largest class of the day was the Star
Division. 1t was won by Maia, the
property Of B. L. Linkfeld.
The summary:
HANDIcAP cLAss-FIRsT DIVISION