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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-06-07

* novemu roku rOznaSeli "a
ci po panech malovane kalen-
dare "minuce", aby 81 hubene
pfiimy zlepsili.
Cisarsky rychtaE podaroval
ie docela dvema tolarv q po-
zVal je k sobe ma trlkralovou
koledu.
Mendici nedali So pobizeti a
pfiSli We znp6nem poGtu. velci
primani i klouckoVe lako "a
groS kudla, pl;stich j umle-
|tVch suknich. v kuklich a V
bolavych Skornich. Donesli
myrhu a kadidlo. IL sonel ce-
IL dun = ien z|ata rem9li
.chudi kralove. Lazpivali Il
dverl naboznou pisnicku, &c
nebcske dite z Betlema pcslla
poIchnanl a lasku.
VySla krasaa PAM Il zvala
|umrzle zpeyaCky ma mazhauz.
Tenn bylo stedre prostrino.
Hosikum oti swiftly, byli
zpryu kolednici nesmeli II pl.
lnvch mis-, ale IA chvili rozva-
zali a missy rychle sc prazdni-
| ~. PAM byla k nim tax Eoez-
Ina, nastrkala Jim do mosen hi.
see. oSatku oVoce, diva bochy
chleha, ano nekollk plesni
|vych gresu pablo do ie.lich pu
lsky.
PiiSel i ciSarsky rychtar po
divat Sc na Neselou zebfotu. =
HoSi Sc rozehrivali Y teple ko
Hem krDu. Tpivali veselG pis
lnacky svctske, oehotnt odpoyi
ldali k otazkam, netuslce lee
ky =.
Nadlvany pan Adam Sc w
Iptdval nejVire nj bal alare ia
rose. Iaci ehvalili do neb
lmi'eho utitele, povedeli. ~ b
Ii take We dyorci Kotr@ovc
!2plvall k pocte panny Gvicks
A rychtar Sc ien hlaholn
lSmal, libllo Sc mu motettc
| ktere jim pro III schvalne bs
kalar napsal, Hosi ie muse
opakGNat panu rychtarl q {
iperny priman napsal mn sloy
: ma skartu paplru.
"Cista p;sen.' chy"!,l rycf
tvAi, "prc zaky velice pr.nodn;
l'1a nj pfidam mal.a7l..
I Hosi Sc napili, $ jasotem $
J vraceli do skoly. Nesli pin
mosny, chvalill pana rychtar'
jakeho dosud n'emeli Y Nyn
burce.
"Jestfabovi yyryeme hrdli
ku,' liboval 81 Adam. Pom,
hu mlademu floutkovi z NEST
Ted Sc nevyklicuje!" A peel
I. We ukladal skartu pisnicko
Hned po Trech kralich We
poselka do Prahy dzber losos
a dutklive psani panum do
kademie. Adam y mem zal
4 val. re hakalar Jaros na jel
tezkost a Jako k vysmechu S,
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-06-07
Nevi, co ztrati.

Pan Kaly: ia Sc dam cd sve
zeny rozvest. Pomysli 81, sest
mesicu iil ma niue nepromluvl-
Ia Pan Dbaly: "Nezapomen
vsak, re takovou zenu uz ne
dostaneS !"
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-06-07
Danny

ochuravele boienim hlnvy, trudnomysl
1oati, poIesti kfl2i. zylaatnimi ne
noeemi neb Jsou-H poatiaeny jinSmi
hem speeiehe zensksm, molly by 50
timto speciaiiAtou poradih.
chorohy vaj.entku net dtlohy lecl
bex noza Bylo-ll YAM radeno podro.
hiti 40 operaci chirurgickc. ably cd.
stranena hyia ptieina tachto choroh
nel pti zlate tile prntrzi. neposlou,
chejte ttcht9 ptSyun q nedaveite hNoj,
zdrsvi pod noz. lahcetu heb ranlekat.
skon 1ehiu. att hyst. se drive po-A
Oily se speciaiistou
hahlede tomu. jake povahy jes
Vase nefnoc nel iak dlouho Vas antu
ie poradte se tfmto specialistou. ab,
sely VaA budouci tiyot nebyl shxoe
Starr mladi mu3i
flehleda K tomu. Iak lste nemoo@n
uehl EIDE ani Vasf bezradnosti a bez
pads jnoati a thiede mi k tomu. kdy,
VAN byio III feceno. za Vase namo
Jest nezhojitelna. pf.jdte a poradte G.
tHnto s$aefAgH leKas.u i 1est-ii q
yhe y I'm nitta uadeje ma ktera Wis
Vase zdsavI. n.Gze tato vest vaAem;
uzaraveaf. spoE otenosti a stesai.
zvIA5TN1 PCZ0RNosT Sc venuj
.aam.ckaml drohnohlednemu rozbo
tu krve. n6ts a chrchiu a vAeml trps
elm nomoceuet dusevnfmi a, narHovEW
tnmplikaccrsi VI
ytaehny dotaz4 sdfaaiit ss NlAI II
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-06-07

VELKA LACE. Pekny dvou-
rodinny dunn ma vych. 1873. ul.
2 Miles Ave, budova cihelna,
elektika, plyn, yse nejmoderne
il zarizeno. Maietek tento mu
81 byt prodan nasledkem odje-
zdu z m6sta. Blizsi Sc sdell u
Cramwood Realty Co.'S. 1898
Miles Ave. Tel. Br6s1N
1868. 'e.V1
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-06-07

PRODA Sc dvourodinny
dunn v Corlett ma dlazdene u
lici, 4 velke ,svetnice, koupe1na
dole a to same nahore. Dum je
A roxy stary, cena pouze $1,000
Haste Sc II Smatana Bros,
5317 Broadway. 60
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sarskeho, pannu Evu, nedobre
zletilou. Mladez kazi, Sc zaky
il zpiva motetta pod okny a
jake ouhlavni nepritel usiluje
0 zkazu kvetu mladeho. K
! pokornemu listu byla priloze-
ma skarta S pisnl milostnou. -
Dzber lososu mel zatlacit, ably
PAM .bskalare wall V kazen.
Ne1pfynulo ami ctrnacte dni
a We vybilene skolni komore, S
nekolika kusy otreleho chude-
ho nabytku, skladal Jarcs sve
svrsky do kovane truhlice. Byl
zamyslen a vzdechy jeho ca
sto letely ku stropu jeho MIA
denecke jizby. Prisla rama z
nenadani
Donesl mu servus z rathuzu
"peremptorni' psani y mem
cerne Ma bilem, ze mistri aka
demie prazske pro "despekt' a
chovani rozmarile zdvihaji
hned bakalafe cd skoly nym-
burske a volaji no pred svoji
scudnou stolici. II.
Nemohl 81 JaroS srovnati v
hlave, jakeho zlocinu Sc dopu-
still, re byl najednou mimo
kyartal zbaven mlsta a pohnan
k soudu univeristnimu. Neko-
lik prisnych vet ma ceduli po-
chovalo stesti bakalarovo. Zlo-
ba lidska no snad do kurniku
universitniho privede, zmari
docela
Shledaval svrsky V chude
habitaci, neco knih, satu, cy-
theru = a myslenky chmurne
honily sc jeho hlavou.
"Vykousali me, ocernili a
kademii. Nepodobno k wire,
ze by Sc tolik zloby nalezlo v
cervenych hradbach!" hovoril
sobe. "Cisarsky rychtar byl
pfece ke mne jiz vlidny v po-
slednim case, rektor ie dobry
jako chlab a pan dekan me
prichranuje .Komu jsem ma
prekazku -
Zahledel sc ke goticke stav-
be chramove, Ike zdem, napoje
nym minulosti, ktere mu byly
po cely jeho pobyt Nymbur-
ce ma ocich. Pronikav sv6tlo
| plneho slunce hralo ma zdob.
mem stukoVl a hrbitovni zahra.
dou, holymi stromy proslehova
~ uHnOVe SVlly.
| Nedbal zvonce, ktery Sc n;
skole rozzvucel, nevnimal w
kliku, dusu a vim hlaholu "a
: ku po chodbach i sousedn
auditori. Pro neho jiz zvone,
neplatil.
Prozival V zamysleni svu
minuly ziyot. Videl zive drol
neho zaGka, iak sc probijel II;
: skolach Y Praze k ziyotu, pro
behl veselymi lety studentsky
= mi, ia nichz pretekala rena
: kralace a mladi bourilo. Il
: skol vysel bakalar 5 peknyn
: attestem, ale S chudou mosnoi
- hlava byla pima krasnyc
: predsevzeti, planu, jak poyed
! ucitel mladez do vysneneh
G raje. SeSel nekGlik Skol, AZ h
laval osud do Nymburka,
q Rektor Jan prijal no lax
I. bratra. co obema schazelo n
z mise penezich, nahradilo hr
J, trstvi, odflkanl a zapomneni
: plln6 praci skolni. Sny a vld
j ny ziemnele duse bakalarov
I vyzlatily chudy zivot, brokat
q tuzeb rozvesily SC mad chudt
bou.
/ Mily byval oddech V itch
J. kom92HSs. Dival Sc oknem
pedtscer na tajemna zakou
G zahrad v parkane, ma nalebr
e prejzove Stfechy zrak ii
!, bloudil po lesklem pruhu lal
l. skem V daleke roviny, modr.
We lesy. A klassicich cita
: lecivou silu iako balsam SIX,
} tally mu studio, ably neutonul
/. prachu hospod. v pozivacne
j. Shnnu1 zatuchl laho npSt'ackpk
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PRODA Sc pekna farma o
143 akrech s pohodlne zarize-
nymi obydelnymi hospodar-
skymi budovami. Dobra cesta
do Clevelandu. Da Sc velmi le-
vne bud "a hotove aneb sc w.
meni. Adressa Box 428 Garrett
sville, O. 6-8
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PRODA Sc hodinarsky OBJ

PRODA Sc hodinafsky OBJ
chod ma Buckeye Rd., a vych.
119 ul., kde je cisty tydenni
zisk kol $500. Zasoby a zari-
zeni Sc da "a $4,000, najem
obnasi pouze $500 mesicne.
Tento obchod Sc po pripade
vymeni "a rodinny dunn. Blizsi
sdeli Mr.. Zimmerman, 6314
AntiWaite Ave. 6-14
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kataru , saiudeentm chorobam 90
ftnuie ohzglastni pozornaat.
Trpiteslt katarem, prtid'ta a Dechte
SO vysetf'h hemoeni n ohorobou po-
naknd nrnadeni, NELL ny He uchopiti
prfleaitoati ieho navstovy. NavAtivte
lei a hudete .slokoJoni. Jestli 30 test
Vas pripad nayyleetfelnS. teAne YAM
ak hea okolku a poradi Van ! me-
shoiitelnosti. Ihdny chorobnp NUT
ncb aenn nemsli by zameskati pora.
dih ae Unto spectalintou.
Jnte-n aoatiseni rheumatismem. ner.
vosol. vcanatelnosti, otokem rukor
neb roaou, nesndzenh jater. srdce
siabo3I ra-vh net jinou chorobou sla
bostni, jste-H ys!nalg. trpiteli zavra
II. nechuti k jt6la, z1cpou neza2ivno
su padoucnlcf neb aalcaecnimi "A stre'
mimi neporadky ptiJd'ta dr.. Snellovi
Mate-n skvrny, krevnl, kofn1 mel
vlasovy neduh. prntrs nab xlatou 4ilu
vse Sc . aspochen l9et
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NASLEDkEM ODJEZDU q

mesta proda Sc lacino dun V
Corlett blize vych. 131. ul. Je
tam 5 pokojd, koupelna, fer
nes, plyn a vse zafizeno. Cena
$4,000, hotove $1,000. Haste Sc
u Smetana Bros, 5317 Broad
way. 6-9
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PRIME Sc. pekafsky po@
moenik svobodny. DopiSte ma
J. v. Ghmel, 6l9 Eleventh st.
n. W.. Canton @. 6-8
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pRlJMOW ST. MLApiCI

ia lehkou praci dime Haste
&c Il THE STANDARD OIL
co, CAN FACTORY, 1872 p.
33. ST. e-13
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MODERNI dvourodinny dunn;
pet pokojn koupelna kazde
obydli, vyhled do Brookside
parku. Je to iedna z nejlep-
sich budov V tomto okoli. Ce-
ma $4,000. Haste sc v els.
.32S7 Fulton Rd. 60
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ZVLASTNI LACE. Podeite
nabidku a muj novy dunn els.
1902 4. 126 ST., musi byt pro-
dan tento tyden. Haste Sc v
elsie 4481 +. 1876 st. Tel.
Broadway 1868. ell
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FARMY MA PRODEJ, ma.

FARMY MA PRODEJ, ma
le, velke, Sc vaim zarizenim,
aneb bez zarizeni, S budova-
mi, aneb bez budov, fanny pro
jakykoli druh farmareni. Far
my bIizke, u Clevelandu aneb
vzdalene. Tez venkovske Lofty,
domy, obchody a letni mista.
Vezmu vas majctek ma vyme-
nu. Zadejte podrobnosti, aneb
dopiste na Adolf Tonka, Solon
O. $50
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PRODA ST. dun hodici Sc
pro dvc rodiny ia yyhodnych
podminek na vych. 40. III. y
kinsman rd. Je tam 6 pokoju
dole a 6 pokoju nahore, da Sc
hodne pod cenu. Iavolejte
Pleasant Realty Co. 1908 Kin
snan I'd. Tel. Broadway 1885,
ptcjte sc na Il. J. Rubna aneb
IA j. V. Svec. 6-8
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NEPLATTE NAJEM, muzete-

Ii byti We SVEN. Name now
dunn pro dve rodiny, vsechno
zvelebeni. Lot 40 pri $50 str,
'ulice dlazdena. Majetek ten
to Sc naleza ma vych. 13O. ul.
da Sc "a mirnou cenu; cast
ka hotove a ostatni ma mesicni
splatky. Blizsi sdeli l.. Sanda,
3175 vych. 116. ul.
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PRIJDTE A VYBERTE 81

PRODA Sc moderni jednoro-
dinny ddm ma zap. 112. ulici,
blize Lorain Ave. Vezme Sc
lot co prvni splatka. Tez dvou-
rodinny dun tom sam6m O.
koli. Haste Sc u P. Neuzil, (.
OTIS Dennison Ave. Tel. Hem
lock z210,
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EILEDA Sc:

HLEDA Sc byt 0 dvou neb
trech poloiich pro starSlho sa-
motneho pana. Neehte adresu
y adm. [. Hstu. 6-o
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Doktor leel ysachny chronicke memo.
81 ! 1mraacenf mum ! Zen a dtti. v
mnohem prfpada mnze btti zabraneno
| operacl. svertte-li sc mu leceni.
The Washington times., 1923-05-19
K|LBANE CAM
BRIGHTEN
CR|QU|

NEW YORK, May 19.-If Johnny
Kilbane expects to resort to his
usual vocal batting for the purpose
of getting Eugene Criqui's goat
when they meet in the big interna.
tional battle for the worlds feather
weight championship, to be staged
at the Polo Grounds on June 2, he
will have to add the speaking of
French to his many other accom-
plishments.
Criqui understands no English,
and Robert Eudeline, shrewd man
ager of the European titleholder, is
taking great care that his charge
remains in total ignorance. of the
language, at least until after the
fight. Aware that Kilbane is the
smartest ringman in the profession
today. he doesn't propose to have
Criqui talked out of a chance to
win the worlds title.
All visitors at the Manhasset, L.
L., training camp are welcome to
watch and even shake hands with
the French challenger, but con.
Versation. with any but CIRCUITS
own countrymen, is strictly forbid
den and the hatless manager is al.
ways close at hand to see that this
rule In strictly enforced.
The Washington times., 1923-05-19
days after the publication of the
teams roster.

Any team FORGETTING two games
for any cause whatsoever shall be
excluded from the series and it's
franchise money forfeited and all
games played, or scheduled to be
played by such team, shall not count
in the series record.
For every game, each team in the
unlimited, senior and junior classes
shall furnish one new ball and one
ball in condition for play, the um-
pire to judge of the balls fitness
for use. Midgets will not be re-
quired to furnish new balls, but must
submit balls satisfactory to the UNI
pire in charge.
Each contesting team shall pay
one-half the umpire's fees before the
beginning of any series game.
No protests on umpires decisions
shall be considered unless they in
volve the Interpretation of playing
rules, and no protests shall be de-
cided upon until all games in the
section in which such protest is made
are played. unless the protest in
volved the eligibility Of a player or
players.
The Washington times., 1923-05-19
n 4 NJ { CAPABLE
MEN ON GOLF
COMM I TEES
Clubs Used to Honor Good Eel
lows and Punish Crabs
With Appointments.

In days gone by there were found
on every green committee at golf and
country clubs two types OF men, the
chronic kicker, who knocked every
body and everything, and the good
fellow, who everyone thought ought
to be on the committee just because
he was good fellow. The first was
sentenced to serve a term on the
committee as q punishment for his
grouchiness, the second as an ac-
acknowledgement of his genial qualities.
Neither was selected in order that
he might render efficient service to
his club, for he knew nothing Of ef-
ficiency in club management, but
since no one else in the club knew
anything about this particular kind
OF efficiency, each one was elected
for the reasons stated. .
But these days are happily gone,
according to r. 0. SincIaire. editor OF
The Golf Course, and efficiency on
the part of the green committee is
being demanded if not always found
In the vast majority of clubs.
Efficiency has been the watch
word of the green section of the
United States Golf Association, and
its monthly bulletin has been the in.
81 AAACHt uSSu 10 SNOW tudC a COM
mitteeman is vital cog in a clubs
machinery and that on no account
must he be allowed a chance of
wrecking the works through inef-
ficiency, whatever other qualities he
may possess.
IF the u. S. G. A. green bulletin
achieved nothing else" wrote Sim
claire recently, ''its editors could sit
back and feel the satisfaction of
work well done, but they are not that
kind. They continued to fill it's
pages with a wealth of interesting
material which cannot fail to impart
to those who read 1t great deal Of
valuable knowledge.
unfortunately, it Is almost as diff
ficult for a collection of golf experts
to agree wholly on a question Of
golf course maintenance or construc-
ton as it is for the countries OF
Europe to settle their differences.
"If there were called together the
leading golf architects, constructors,
greenkeepers and seedsmen's experts
we doubt II one single point of COM
plete agreement would be found in
the multitude of opinions offered.
The Washington times., 1923-05-19
WAL TER HOOVER
WILL DEFEND
ROWING CUP
Scuiling Champion Accepts
Challenge of Hilton BeIyea,
Canadian.

DULUTH, May 19.-Walter Hoo
yer will defend the Philadelphia
gold challenge cup, enblematic of
the worlds amateur sculling title.
in a race here Labor Day with Hill
ton Belyea, of st. John, N. B..
Canadian champion. Be1yea's chal-
lenge was accepted by Hoover fol
lowing the approval of the race by
the cup committee.
Hoover notified Belyea that he
would consider his challenge, fol
lowing the refusal of Paul Costello,
Philadelphia national champion, to
meet Hoover, here June 8. Cos
tello refused to race on the ground
that the Duluth course was too
rough.
Hoover defeated Belyea at the
national regatta at Buffalo in
August, 1921. The Canadian was
eliminated by Costello in the pre-
liminaries for the gold challenge
cup at Philadelphia last summer.
Belyea's entrance in the diamond
SOULS event of the British Henley
regatta. which will be rowed on the
Thames early in July, has been
approved. Hoover. who won thS
diamond SOULS last year, also e2
poets to go 20 England again this
wear
The Washington times., 1923-05-19
RESERVEDSEATS
co ON SALE
MONDAY
Griffs' Dates Cover Those Dur
ing Shrine Convention
Activities.

Reserved tickets for games cover
ing the Griffmen's next home stay,
beginning Sunday May 81 and last
ing through the period during
which thousands of Shriners will be
visiting Washington, will go on sale
at Spalding's next Monday morning
at 8 o'clock.
Washington Shriners who expect
to entertain their fellow mobiles at
the ball park for any of the games
during the Shrine convention or the
days leading up to it or Immediately
following, can reserve their seats
Monday.
The Griffmen return from Bos.
ton week from tomorrow and will
open on Sunday with the Yankees,
who stay through May 80, playing
two games on that day, morning
and afternoon.
Double-headers with the Athletics
are scheduled on June / and 2. and
these bargain matinees are expected
to prove terrible pulling power to
Washington fandom and their
Shrine pre-convention guests. The
Athletics also perform in Washing
ton on Sunday, June 3.
On Monday, June 4, the Yankees
make special trip to Washington
to give the visiting Masons a look
at Babe Ruth and last years Ameri.
can League champions. Detroit
plays here June s. 6, Z, and 8, and
st. Louis is here Saturday and Sun
day, June 8 and 10, as well as the
two following days.
The Washington times., 1923-05-19

Until today the great turf prize
was the bone Of the annual and his
tOric East-West battle. This morn.
ing it was Whitney against the
world, and the world against Whit
ney. Followers of form declared the
battle as hopeless for the world as
the never-ending struggle of the mo-
tor world to use up all the gasoline
owned by John DIS. folks. Why,
where is the reason.
Harry Payne Whitney planned to
start Enchantment, the favorite,
since last fall. with Chickvale and
Picketer. Some fans liked Chickvale
better than Enchantment. But
along comes Picketer, son Of Chicle,
and turns in the best pre-derby day
workout of them all. II Picketer is
better than the other pair, what is
the answer?
The answer is the end of the
East.West argument and the be-
ginning of the battle between
Whitney ct al. Also under Whit
ney cOlOrs were RialtO and Cherry
Pie. owned by Mrs. Payne Whit
hey's Greentree Stable, both of
them able cOntenders.
But with almost a third Of the
The Washington times., 1923-05-19
Hole-in-One Golfers
Increase at Rate
of Seven a Day

The chief statistician of the
Hole-in-One-Club lives in New
ark, o., and he says the mem
bership of the organization Is
growing at the rate of about
seven a day.
No less than $50 golfers
have made the lucky shot since
January /, and at the present
rate the total this year will
reach 1000, which is almost
twice as many as a year ago.
The game is becoming entirely
too simple.
This making a hole in one
shot is apt to do a golfer more.
harm than good. 1t gives some
players an entirely wrong idea
of their own proves.
They forget the holes they
make in 8 or 10 and concen-
trate on the freak shot. One
lucky shot a season doesn't
make a good golfer.
The Washington times., 1923-05-19
YANK BALL PARK
SEATS ONLY
$4,000

The big boxing show at the
Yankee Stadium revealed the fact
that the big baseball park has no
such capacity as the officials of
the club claim.
When the seating capacity was
originally announced it was de.
clared to be 10000, but at the fight
show, with 10000 extra seats IN
the playing field there were only
7o,228 seats, including grand stand.
bleachers and boxes.
These figures would indicate that
the Yankee Stadium has onlv a
capacity of 10000 and NOT over
$4,000 as announced after the hir
opening with the Red Sox on
April 18.
At that time the figures an.
nounced were 74,217. Ed Barrow
Yankee secretary, admits there ave
not seats for any such crowd hnt
these figures were based on scatino
capacity plus 10000 invitations coT
two and about 5000 season passes
issued He figured on over 10000
standees. ''''
The Washington times., 1923-05-19

The head pin of each of the
eleven alleys has been dressed up
by the addition of a bow of deli
cate blue ribbon, and all but kiss
shots have been forbidden at the
pool ia bles.
All Of which is merely harbin-
ger that the second annual tour
nament of the Washington Ladies'
Duckpin Association will get under
way at the Grand Central Monday
night, with an entry list so large
that five nights of bowling will be
necessary to give all the girls a
chance at the attractive prize list.
According to- Miss Bronson
Qualities, secretary Of the ladies'
organization, there will be many
special prizes in addition to the
regular cash offers. The Carry
Ice Cream Company has offered
freezer Of cream to the team
making hight score each night,
the winners to provide their own
silver and china. Also, boxes of
candy and flowers will be put up
each night i'm the individual
events.
That each team entered will be
assured of a prize, special offer
will be made to the high bowler on
each team.
Among the feature events will
be the performance Of a team of
left-hand bowlers, TO. be known as
| Shaffer's SouthpaWs. The league
officers have scouts out seeking
TO enlist all port side girl bowIers.
Keen competition is expected in
the struggle for team and all-event
honors. The Hilltoppers, Mt. Pleas
ants and Billies are expected to pro-
vide the main excitement in the
team competition, with several other
strong outfits likely to come
through If either of these have a
bad night. Mrs. Malcolm. Mrs.
Ackman and the Misses GULL and
LoWd can be depended on to put
up a hot fight for the all.events
| honors.
Bowling last winter among the
ladies was Of a consistently high
| standard. Team sets of zoo Or hSF.
ter were not uncommon, and indi-
V!dudl performances of over 300 at.
| tracted but little attention. One
| member of team finishing second
| In it's league rolled six consecutive
sets better than 300. Several single
games were rolled closely apnroacb.
ing the $50 mark, while double.
| header strikes finally ceased to at.
! tract attention. Miss Ouaites has
the record of making a triple.
| header
The Washington times., 1923-05-19

field, for some eighteen colts were
this morning expected to face the
barrier this afternoon, against them
other horSemen did not despair.
The field was large because every
man with a colt eligible figured he
had a chance.
Tim Healy, trainer of Vigil, which
won the Preakness a week ago to-
day, was as confident as ever that
his Salmon colt could repeat. And
Nassau and Bo Mcmillan. of the
Western contingent were heavily
Dlayed to win.
The Washington times., 1923-05-19
To Play st. Stephens.

The Comforter Club will en-
counter st. Stephens nine on Dia-
mond No. 4, Monument lot, tomor-
row at 8 o'clock. The Comforters
are planning an offensive schedule
and have several open dates. Jack
Altman, ,134 Thirteenth street south
east, is business manager of the
team and he would like to hear
from first-class unlimited teams.
The Washington times., 1923-05-19
Peerless Triumph.

The Manhattans lost a six-inning
game to the Peerless A. c. by count
Of 6 to s. Glascoe and Geiger starred
at the bat Teams in the fourteen to
sixteen year old class desiring games
should address Louis Gleason, 1888
Fifth street northeast.
The Washington times., 1923-05-19
CherrydaIes in Twin Bill.

A double-header will be played at
Cherrydale tomorrow, the first team
meeting the Cherrydale Reserves at
1890 in the morning and the un.
limited nine will hook up with the
Bailston Athletic Club at y. m.
All players are requested TO report
at the clubhouse, Sunday morning
at o'clock.