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America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-03-24
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FRATn BRATLA1gU
Sau:: cine . 'mie plugar''
in Romans.

Reproducem dupa I4upta-
Etorul''
Micii pfugari englezi an trimis
in dar micilor plugari romani din
Ezona daunata de r;lzboi, un nu.
mar de vite 81 de pasari de rasa
menite sa imbunatateasca poRo-
(rul de dobitoace 81 inaripate do
(mestice din Romania. S a spus in
presa cd vitele 81 pasarile engleze
All inc;lpaut mai ales pc mana fra
tilor Bratianu. Am intreprins, in
aceasta privinta ancheta ama5
|nuntita.
Suntem multumiti de rezultatul
stradaniilor noastre: Am izbutit
[sa ne procuram lista vitelor 81 a
ipasarilor imp;trtite precum 81 nu.
Emele fericitifor muritori carl 8 'au
tinvartit, trecand drept ''miei plu-
gari din zona daunata de rdz-
boiu''.
7 Dam aci lista dobitoacelor 81 a
[oamenilor. Din aceasta lista - 2
lcarei autenticitate O garantam -
Sc va vedea ca MI numai d-nil
IBratianu brothers, s'au invartit
Fci 81 alte persoane tot atat, ba
char 81 mai simandicoase de cad
fd-nii Bratianu.
| Dl lionel Bratianu: 4 vaci,
Itaur, 2 scroafe, l vier, gaini.
! Dl Vintila Bratianu: 2 vaci,
taur, saini.
/ Dl Dinu Bratiamu: 2 vaci,
ltaur.
i Dl Dim Stolojan (cumnatu
i[d-lui Vintila Bratianu): 2 vaci,
4 tanr, 3 scroafe, I vier 81 4 gaini
II Dl Bragadiru: taur, 2 vaci.
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iI24 gaini, 6 cocosi.
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ffescn ] taur, I vaca.
ii Dl Derussi: 2 vaci. / taur. +.
scroafc.
I Dl Berccanu: vaci, I taur,
Escroafe, gaini.
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j Dl PincaZ: 2 vaci, I taur.
II Da Negroponte: 2 vaei / taul
i Dl Lucasievici: 2 vaci, l taui
i Dl Ioneseu Sisestf: vacir
Dl Ciulei: l vaea, / tanr.
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I2 scroafe. 1 vier. Il gaini, 3 CO
Ecosi.
il Academia de agricultural Cluj
: 2 vaci, ! taur.
ii Ferma Laxa: / taur, 2 vaci,
g;iini, | cocos.
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America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-03-24

Cambridge, @. - Doamna Har-
ley Tilton, din Magnetic Springs.
a dat nastere la trei copii. 81
mama 81 copiii stunt sanatosi. Me-
dicul a declarat ca toti trei sunt
normali 81 vor trai.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-03-24
Prin evo|ulie Sau revolutie?

ORGANIZATIA actuala societatii-de pare marele
pta GU toate amee de apdrare char de siure Gle
alta parte muncitormea, parte reusa La proetarat
lara arna puea upta pentru lmbunatarea
are sale, abtinerea guvernulu de mterven conc
el lnre capital 81 munc in favoarea ceu mai slab, orr
sar zice, este dreap mai curand maj arzu de-
rne tie starea cultula multi mei sufer prefacere,
1ranstomare pc care eu numesc evolutle.
Penru ori ronsformare de pda aci dntr un Dor:
deu dntr pala, trebue vointa minte
)rcepere, indemanare 81 material.
In zadar cneva vointa dacl are mine, 81 in zlr
mine daea are pcepere ndemanarc de sevarsi lu
81 in zadar lie toate dac Pare materiau tre
huincos.
Transornarea organzatiune socieat de All face in
vountar mpercepb foarte meet farl dam seama
pn masseo prin desvoltarea masinsmulu
muarea capitaului.
I'm fiecare interval de cativa an--massee de-
vim Illuminate, manismu arunca mil de persoane in mae
tivate ar ueru 81 eapaul mil de proletar prin
mpcarea metodelor de administrative char preletari in
telecua presatnd eementele prceperea ndema
mteralu trebucos pentru ransfomarea organiZa
tiunei de All = soceatIi
" )a, asa spun seana de socialist, ''dar pan atunei
mil de ami 81 crma sa lasam a sufere
multinlea'
Da, suite 81 mil de ami daca evolua VA Fl
ceeraa utit de ace carl mnte, pricepere 81 putina
so iuteasca, zic
''Tocmai asia voim 81 noi' spun sociasti.
''Cm, I'm ce fel 30 il ntreaba profan.
''Prin sndcatele muncitoresti, respunde socalstul
'Foarte bne dar scopul FOR " ntreata profanu
'tumnarea munctorului sa-s cunoasea interesele;
eur mai 81 conuni mai bune de cru prn greve, 81
pregarea u petru revouta sociaa respunde socalstu
.'Revolue socia9! intreaba profmul speriat de
vinul revoute din gura unu socialist pc la auzit st
ropevaueste paeea 81 nfratrea neamurilor ''Ce aa!
Ne reseu, mana putere secvestram averile
hogalor si.. expune pc larg programu organzatia
ocieati viitoare 81 profanu fe catna din cap 81
de drum e aproba 81 devne 81 ell socialist bucurie Mare
ca s'a castgat tevarasA
Eu Isl a mult sunt profan in chestii socia'e
de alta paere Flu sustn acceerarea evoue rebue
taclta pc alta Gale, prin organizatun culturaepoce 81
cooperative.
Muncitori mai sunt in starea inapOata sa
teresee Preba au fost nic odata, aarA Gle
eava idiot amp Char in evil mediu sclavii s'au
cuat in mai mue rinduri sa recastige- lbertatea.
Muncitorlo mfsseOr trebue eucatie de economic
Utica 81 poca, pregarea lor fel orga
zata secaa economical potca vitorulu sa fe in stare
so nfrte 81 so carnMasca sbanea Sa fe minea, pr
eeperea nemarea pentru pfefaeepa bordeul in casa
n easel ntrun palat-lupa cum va Fl cazul
Astaz ii etucatia socialists de All 81 peste sata de
ami muneerii assee nau psegatirea necesar, minea,
ceperea fnemanarea Char daca aT pune la spozte
materalu Fl in cadeasca opera duraba Al
patti cas incercat zieasea Turnu Babilonnu
ovez puea ca mai mnlte sliti sa recurga la
nsdsi acea din manee carora zmN materialu Omul In
clept cand site poate face cand are destua In
credere prceperea fore u apuca de treaa
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-03-24

I'm cinic spunea mai de-u1lazi
unui prieten, * de patruzeci de
ami de cand e casatorit nevasta
lui ma suferit nici nm minut de
reumatizm la limba.
Statele Unite ar conveni "a dea
credit aliatilor ca ei au caytigst
ra1boiu daca afiatii lar achita
'cs4i datorea1a.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-03-24

I'm csntrabandist din Omaha,
Nebrssca ! preferat 3 lnni de zile
fnchnbars de cat = bea bdutura
~ onss y yindrs D. buna seanaa
! . 1it III eSima eomisd nlri j
~ nl6re C. "a fie pedepxita
Sa = 6sftea.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-03-24
MF0RMAT|(JN|

Dublin. = Irlanda. - Cabine-
tul nou al Irlandei este fata n
4fata en- cea mai grea eriZa. Rode
rick O'Connor a declarat ca ar
.mata republican,, care este opusa
hui Collins. va incerca resturnare
a guvernului in saptamana vii
'tOare.
Chicago. - OraMl a adus o
'hotarire ca saptamana din 2--S
April sd fie saptamana Cana
diana" adeca ca i'm deerrsul ace
stei saptamani sa Sc sArbatorpas-
ca a 104-a aniver~re de cand
exista pace intre Chicago 81 Ca
NADIA 81 decand r~latiile conner
'cialp. sociale si politiee s,,nt ne
'turburate niei de cea mai mica
Fneplacere.
Toledo. - Emil Geith, de 80
ami, din Waterville. fost adus in
cTrtea judecatorului Ritcheie, a.
cuzat c a furat ceva bani din bu-
zunarul umH prietin de al lui Gu
care a jueat carti. Aeuzatul, ca
singura aparare, STA arafat pal
ma sa judccatortlui, care imediat
la aehitat. Palma lui fost asa
de mare. enOrm de mare, ca jude
eatorul constatat imediat ca
leste o imposibilitate ca Geith
fsa-si bage mana 81 in eel mai mare
buzumar, farl ca sa fie observat.
THAR 81 procurorul a eerut achi-
ftarea acuzatuhli.
I Columbus. Ohio. - Edward
Moffet, condamnat Ia mearte pen
tru asasinafea setiei sale, ar tre-
fbui s;t fie executat Ia noapte. Ell
insa este declarat de nebrn de
ttoti expertii-medici al penitencia-
frulni. In alrma aeestei declaratii
lei va Fl probabif scutit de moarte
| 81 va ii TRIMS in casa de alienati
Guvernnl Davis va decide All.
I Columbus. Departamentul
de stat al agricudturei dat ur
comHnicat Cd din toate partile sta
rllui Ohio vim raporturi ca frigul
Fmare din cele din urma zile n a
|strieat de Zoe pomilor 81 ca dec
recofta fe poame din anul acesta
Ipromitc a ii de tot normala.
| Findlay. - DOmnisoara Mona
Parks, de II ami, amploiata in Z
pravalie, a fost nrisa eri de un
fautomobil care a a1trecut peste ca
EAecidentul fatal avut loc II
Forele de seara cand circulatia pe
Estrada este fOarte mare. Automo
Fbilul care a cauzat accidental q
disparit, GU toate Cd a fost, urma1
de ur politist in automobil. Poll
ltistnl mn la putut lua nici numd
frul, caci era destul de intnneric
/ Columbus, @. Fred Jenn&1
de So ami, 4 rensit eri sd Sc sinu
fcidal Gu trei saptanfani in urmi
id si-a descarcat 'fevolveftl ds
Etrei ori asupra sa. "A fost dus Ii
Ispital unde s'a vindecat. Insa tc1
Inn si-a perfut sperant ca Sc Va
Fputca sinucide. Efi seara s'a a
runcat in cisterna din dosu'
cuftei unds locuia. A fost scos al
irompieri, mort. s..
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-03-24

ChlcagO. W M0StenlLOafea a
mai multor Milinane, 'Gwendolyn
Armour, de s ami. fiica lai Philip
d. Arneur, 4 mlrit eri.<in casa
.parintilor eli din Lake Shore DR..
Zece mediei 81 seama de. SUI
rori de caritate an fost la patll
.ei, dar fetita n'a putut ii man.
tuita. Ea suferit abba cateva
.zile de peritonita.
Comisia care emite bonurile
soldatilor in iudetul Cuyahoga 81
Cleveland a declarat cal tre-
buiesc doua saptamani ca sd poa-
ia plati la fiecare soltlat benusul.
Comisia deelarat ca acef care in
decms de 2 saptanani MI vor pri-
mi, sa sc prezinte imediat comi-
siei care va lua masuri speciale.
San Francisco. - POcesul lui
Arbuckle decurge in mod normal
inaintea treilea juriu, care este
compus din barbati 81 patru fe-
mel. Sc spera ca de aceasta data
ei vor cadea de acOrd 81 vor putea
aduce vre-un verdict. Ceilalti jlu-
trati, - in doua rinduri, - au
fost dismisi deoarece nu an putut
stabili culpabilitatea orr nevino.
vatia lui.
Rio De Janciro. - Relatiile in.
tre rcpublicile din America dc
sud II au fost nici cand asa dc
bune ca in zilele aceste. Aceasta
este declaratia lui Epitacio Pes
soa, presedintele republicei brazi
,liene ''Singura neintelegere este
Intre Peru 81 Chile, dar 81 aceasts
neintelegere va Fl aranjata cac
i-s,a dat Statelor Unite pentrr
|mijlocire. lar deciziunea sa va {
acceptata de ambele. Relatiil.
rBraziliei cu Uruguay 81 Argentin;
nn pot fl mai bnne decat cum
sunt. Presedintele Pessoa ma
Ldeclarat ca Brazilia nici cand nj
Iva uita ajutorul dat la conferint;
de pace de catre reprezentanti
Statelor Unite.
Slavii din Cleveland Sc vor a
duna All La bibliotcca pub1ica din
broadway pentru celebrarea ami
versarii 330-a de la nasterea In
Commenius Amos, educator slav
La aceas*a sserbare va vorIbi jude
catornl Walther.
s# SIS
/. Cambridge, @. = Doamna Har
ley Tilton, din Magnetic Springs
a dat nastere la trei copii. s
mama 81 copiii STUNT sanatosi. Me
dicul a declarat ca toti trei sun
Inormali 81 vor trai.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-03-24

Dublin. = Irlanda. = Cabine-
tul nou al Irlandei este fata n
fata en- cea mai grea eriza. Rode
rick O'COnnor a declarat ca ar
mata repnblicana. care este opus;l
hui Collins, va incerca o resturnare
a guvernului in saptamana vii
tOare.
Evening star., 1922-08-28
|PLAY TO START TODAY
IN SUBURBAN SINGLES

Twenty-six racketers. including a
number who rank high in the Dis
trict. are to compete in the singles
division of the second annual closed
tournament of the Suburban Tennis
League that was to start today.
Weather permitting, the final will be
reached Wednesday, Elimination
matches are being played on the Hol-
mead Spring Road, Capital and
Euclid courts. The final will be con-
tested at Holmead.
Doubles entries are now being re-
ceivcd by the tournament committee
and drawings will be made late this
week. Both members of a doubles
team need not necessarily belong to
the same club.
The Suburban League ended it's sea-
son Saturday, with Euclid in first
place with record of 81 wins and
Is losses. Argyle finished second
with :. wins and IT losses.
In the singles division of the cham
piorslIip tourney play is to start
daily at o'clock. The pairings fol-
low:
Holmead Club courts-Phillips VS.. Fowler.
Baker VS.. Marsan. Ruth VS.. winner of Baker
Mangan match.
spring Road Club courts-Provost vs.. Clark.
Mayfeld VS.. Purinton. Stellwagen vs.. Att
wood. Howenstein VS.. W. Ballenger.
Capital Club courts-Morrow vs.. Kisluik. A.
Euclid Club courts-Burrell VS.. H. Fowler
Beadle VS.. Robinson, Knapp vs.. winner Of
Burrell-Fowler match.
Evening star., 1922-08-28
TITLE DOUBLES MATCH
TO DECIDE CUP TEAMS

BOSTON, August decomposition
of the doubles teams of Australia and
the United States in the Davis cup
challenge round at Forest Hills next
Saturday depends on the outcome of
the final match for the championship
at the Lorgwood Cricket Club today.
Representatives for the singles of the
two teams, by virtual admission on
each side. will be w. T. Tilden. I'd
and W. VI. Johnston for the United
States and Capt. Gerald L. Patterson
and James O. Anderson for Australia
The national doubles final will have
as competitors Tilden and Vincent
Richards. another member of the
United States team, and Patterson
and OHara Wood of Australia.
Capt. Patterson declared that Aus
tralia's chances for the doubles point
in the Davis cup competition would
be weighed in the balance of today S
match.
The American Davis cup committee,
President Julian S. Myrick OF the
United States Lawn Tennis Associa-
tion said, will meet in New York to-
morrow to plan definitely its policy
in the international match.
The national boys and Junior
singles championships, the national
mixed doubles title and the women's
invitation singles play will also be
decided today.
Evening star., 1922-08-28
FACES MARTIN
IN TITLE CO TONIGHT

NEW YORK. August eS-In all his
doxen years of ring activity Johnny
Dundee, junior lightweight cham
pion and recognized in this state as
the world featherweight titleholder.
has been knocked out but once. TAX
ing the full count in a Philadelphia
ring several years ago after being
sent to the canvass in the first round
by the right hand of Willis Jackson,
lightweight.
Dundee has never been able to
even that score. although he has en-
gagged jackson on numerous oc-
caSions, Now. since he knocked out
Danny Frush. the Cleveland feather
weight. Dundee Believes that he has
developed a sharp telling punch that
might Hoor jackson for ten seconds.
He has signed articles to meet jack
son in fifteen round encounter In
Brooklyn September 6.
Tonight. in the ring at New York
Velodrome Dundee will defend his
13O-pound title against Vincent Pep
per- Martin. of Brooklyn, in fifteen
rounds Martin rose to prominence
as a featherweight by dropping
Babe Herman of Los Angeles in the
first round of a match in Madison
Square Garden. He is a wild, tear
ing-in type of pugilist. carrying a
dangerous sweeping punch in both
fists.
But Dundee, the veteran, has been
knocked out but once.
Evening star., 1922-08-28
TWO. VICTORIES SCORED
BY PARK VIEW TEAMS

Park View Athletic Club teams
yesterday when they took both games
of double-header played on the new
Liberty Field at 18th and Hamlin
streets northeast. Jermane of the
seniors held Milan Athletic Club safe
most of the way and won his game,
3 to 2. Myers did some hard hitting
for the victors In junior match
with the Liberty Athletic Club, COL
victory.
Ariel Juniors desire games in the
sixteen-year class. Telephone chal-
claim the unlimited Ariels refused to
complete a game between the two
teams.
Gibraltar juniors took the measure
to Stag Athletic Club in a 15-to-S
game. For engagements with the
winners. telephone Manager kilroy at
Franklin 1865.
Ffnnegan pitched the Christ Child
Arlington Athletic Club Juniors He
allowed four hits and famed ten
batters
BInEdon Athletic Club beat the
MolineS, IL to I. Teams in the
fourteen -sixteen-year class desiring
games with the winners may tele
phone Adams 81
Black Athletic Club downed the
OaklandS, 10 to /. Roy BeaIl, Black
hurler, gave two hits and struck out
sixteen batterS.
Sterling Athletic Club overcame the
kamels, 6 to ). Stearman and MenSch
batted well for the victorS.
WoodIey Athletic Club defea ted the
Cardinals, 4 to l, at Alexandria. A
ninth aiming rally netted the Wood
leyS three tallieS.
Veterans of Foreign Wars nosed out
the Navy Yard in 4-to-2 game.
Atchison and Cooper Were on the slab
for the winners.
Rambler Athletic Club. which beat
the Langdons. S to A. will play Bloom
ingdale Athletic Club at Catholic
University tomorrow afternoon at
5:15.
Maryland Athletic Club pointed the
way to Seat Pleasant in a 4-to-2 en-
gagement. The game was the first
of "A series Of three for the indie
pendent championship Of Prince
Georges county, Nd.
Linworth Seniors defeated the
Cry stalls of Alexandria, TO l. and in
a thirteen-inning game the Linworth
Nidgets nosed out the CloverS, to ..
RssctIaIe Athletic Club vanquished
Del Ray. TO !. Patton allowed the
losers but four hits.
Evening star., 1922-08-28
Wills PICKED TO WIN
IN BOUT WITH JACKSON
RY FAIR PLAY,

NEW YORK, August 2S.-With the
Wills-Jackson battle set for tomor-
row night furnishing the piece de
resistance, the week gives promise
of some of the best fights of the sea-
son. The odds favor Wills against
the Ohio heavy.
Little Pancho villa, Filipino fly
weight, who is popular with the fight
fans. is expected to show, all he has
at Ebbets Field on September IL. He
has his big chance with Flyweight
Champion Johnny Buff on that date.
Announcement that the papers for
the go had been signed. sealed and
delivered was gladstone news to the
fans, for they have been wanting to
see Villa and Buff smash at each
other ever since the frankie Genaro
fight last week
Incidentally. the matching of Villa
is taken as sufficient answer to the
judges who gave C;enaro the decision
over Villa in last. weeks battle. 1t
will be remembered that hardly any
one who saw the clash agreed with
the judges when they said Genaro
won on points.
fGenaro fought dandy. up-and-
coming fight. He showed speed and
hitting power. His footwork was
clever and his defenS far better than
lust good. But, and spell 1t with
capital letters, Pancho villa was bet
ter, and no harsh feelings are to be
hurled at Genaro. Excepting for one
round villa showed his superiority
and the September IL fight should be
a humdinger.
Evening star., 1922-08-28
ARGENTINE FOUR MAY
GET ANOTHER CHANCE
BY LAWRENCE PERRY,

NEW YORK. August IS. There
still may be opportunity for real
polo match between the Argentines
and the American Orange County
four. Last Saturdays result of 13
to 10 in favor of the Americans was
a complete upset. With no detraction
meant as to the battle the Americans
put up. there is no question but what
the soggy, cuppy field was to their
advantage 1t was one of the hardest
ridden games seen on any field.
The defeat puts the Argentinians
out of the fight for the coveted Her
bert memorial cup. the trophy that
they were so certain would go south
with them And they were not the
only ones surprised. Considering the
manner in which they cleaned up
pretty nearly everything in the shape
of cups and trophies in England,
against the best that England could
selves admitted that they had hoped
only to keep the score down by pus-
ting the last ounce of themselves and
their ponies into the fray.
However, if the Orange County four
wins the memorial, the committee
plans to stage an exhibition game be-
tween the Argentinians and the
that the day on which they meet a
second time is clear overhead and
somewhat more stable under foot
than on Saturday. If conditions are
right a great game can be expected.
The Argentinians showed their
training along the Harry Payne Whit
ney teamwork lines. They are as
ever played around New York. Lacey
of the visitors. particularly, hits the
ball hard and true. He reminds one
much of Larry Waterbury.
Evening star., 1922-08-28
MOVE ON TO NEW YORK:
OBTAIN YOUNG SOUTHPAW
Lefty Brogan, Diminutive Hurler From Charles.
ton, Who Led Sally League at Bat, to Make
Bow Against Red Sox Here This Week.

least newcomer will be performing in uniform
before the curtain down base bali Washington this
He Lefty Brogan pitcher Charleston club
OF the South Atlantic League, who
the week. and will be used of the three games the Red
Sox, starting Saturday
This the information headquarters on this dav
OF the Nationals preceding at the
New York following
sabbath the final clash Of the with Tigers So far as
griffith this Brogan has hut Iocsi
authority for the dmiruve south
whose box work responsible
Charleston and who demonstrated his versatility by topping the
Sally hitting. He Dick -
Evening star., 1922-08-28


The Dominicans sought the title by
default. claiming the Sherwoods had
forfeited a game. The Dominicans
went to Mount Rainier to play the
Sherwoods last Friday. but the latter
did not take the field because Chair
man Roderick Thomas of the inde-
pendent series committee had, at
late hour, called off the engagement.
The District Association board upheld
Thomas action on the ground that
the independent teams, through their
committee, had given the chairman
absolute authority in conducting the
championship series. and recon-
mended the playing of the three
games remaining in the unlimited di-
in the order originally scheduled.
The District Association settled
some arguments in its own inter-
league championship tournament. too.
The protests against General Ac-
counts, Government League team, for
using Pitcher Lem Owen, charged
with belonging to professional
league at a date later than June l.,
the limit permitted by the local asso-
citation rules, were dismissed when
owen offered in evidence a release
from the Salt Lake City club OF the
Western Union, against whom two
forfeits had been charged, explained
the defaults to the satisfaction of
the board and will continue in the
tournament. but the forfeits will
stand. War was made champion of
Section A when protest concern
ing the Grace-War game of last Fri
day. registered by Grace. was dis
missed. Grace had questioned play
in which the umpire chief, follow
ing the rules of the game, made a
decision that reversed one previously
hxy he
play i'm section A Of the senior
division in the independent series
ended yesterday when the Roamers
defeated the Aztecs, 70 Z, IN game
at Washington barracks and clinched
the sectional championship. The
Roamers finished their campaign with
a record of seven wins and one loss,
while the AZtecs won five games and
met defeat in three: The Roamers
tion B winners. in series for the
CITY senior championship.
HoIv Name Juniors have a game
this afternoon with the Atlanfics ana %
the title in section A of the junior
division of the Independents will be
narrowed to the Holy Name Juniors
and the Warwicks. Should the Holy
Name Juniors lose. however, Epipn-
any Juniors still will have a crack
at the sectional championship.
General Accounts has clear lead
in the scrap for the laurels In sec
tion B of the interleague series. hav-
ing played and won four games
STANDARD Oil, in second place with
three wins and one loss, is about the
onIv other nine in the section that
has chance against the Government
Leaguers.
Evening star., 1922-08-28
BRITISH AND YANKEES
BEGIN GOLF CUP PLAY

SOUTHAMPTON. N. Y. August -2S.
Leading amateur golfers of Eng
land and the United States today met
in quartet of Scotch foursomes, the
first engagements of the two-day
play for the Walker cup, the inter-
national amateur golf team trophy.
The conditions of play in the Scotch
foursome game require each team to
use but one ball. Team captains will
designate the player in each match
to tee off and he and his partner then
will alternate in driving from each
tee.
The teams for today's matches
follow:
Jesse Guilford and Francis Ouimet.
United States. versus Cyril ]. H.
Tolley and Robert Harris, England.
Charles (Chick) Evans, jr.. and
Robert a. Gardner. United States.
versus Roger H. Wethered and c. c.
Aylmer. England
Robert r Jones and Jesse Sweet
ser, United States, versus w. b. Tor
rance and c. V. l.. Hooman. England.
Max r. Marston and w. c. Fownes,
jr.. United States, versus John Caven
and w. Willis Mackenzie. England.